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Friday Another Record Day For Covid Cases
Posted About Five Months Ago by Larry Joe Smith
Friday was another record high day of positive COVID-19 cases reported for the Lake Cumberland area (429). We are now at the highest transmission rate for this virus that our region has seen during this pandemic, with more active cases now than at any other time. Of today's 429 reported cases, 404 (94%) were unvaccinated and 155 of today's cases (36%) were in individuals 18 years of age or younger. Please take the necessary precautions to protect yourself and your loved ones. Consider getting the vaccine if you are eligible and haven't, and wear a mask when in indoor settings where there are large crowds.
Statewide Testing Positivity Rate: 13.33%.
Deaths: We are sad to report 4 new deaths since our last report. We have experienced a total of 506 deaths resulting in a 1.8% mortality rate (about 1 in 56) among known cases. This compares with a 1.37% mortality rate at the state level and a 1.65% mortality rate at the national level. Our hearts and prayers go out to all the families and friends who have lost loved ones.
Released (Not contagious) Cases: We released 236 cases since our last report from isolation. Released cases include: Adair: 20; Casey: 17; Clinton: 8; Cumberland: 9; Green: 23; McCreary: 25; Pulaski: 44; Russell: 27; Taylor: 56; and, Wayne: 7. In all, we have released 92.8% of our total cases.
Active (Current) Cases: Since our last report, we added 189 more cases than we had deceased and/or released cases. This leaves us with 1,523 active cases in our district across all 10 of our district's 10 counties. On 08/27/2021 we were at our peak number of active cases, 1,523.
Where Did Cases Visit Prior to Isolation: The most common places cases visited prior to isolation are (in descending order): Schools, Businesses, Family, and Medical Facilities. Of our active cases, 22% can not be tied back to another known case (community-spread cases).
New Cases: We report that our total case count has increased by 429 since our last report. Our new cases (including suspect cases) are as follows: Adair: 33; Casey: 38; Clinton: 63; Cumberland: 19; Green: 28; McCreary: 48; Pulaski: 58; Russell: 50; Taylor: 88; and, Wayne: 4. Our current new case growth rate is: 1.00899. This means our total case count is projected to double every 77.43 days. The most new cases we ever added in a single day was on 08/27/2021 when we added 429 cases.
The deaths we report today include: a Casey County resident (vaccination status unknown) who was in the 80-89 year age group; an Adair County resident (unvaccinated) who was in the 70-79 year age group; a Wayne County resident (unvaccinated) who was in the 50-59 year age group; and a Pulaski County resident (unvaccinated) who was in the 80-89 year age group. We offer our deepest sympathies to these families.
Additionally, out of today's 429 reported cases, 155 of them were in individuals age 18 or younger.
Below are our area's COVID-19 vaccination uptake rates compared to the state average (last updated 8/25/2021).
Taylor County Grand Jury Indictments - August 2021
Taylor County Grand Jury Indictments - August 25, 2021
Travis Smith of Campbellsville-Sodomy (note: this is not the husband of Ashley Smith)
Elizabeth Underwood of Campbellsville-Burglary.
Brandon Edeline of Campbellsville-Burglary.
William K. Thompson of Campbellsville-Criminal Mischief and DUI.
Dejohn Irvin of Campbellsville-Receiving stolen property.
Darrell Porter of Campbellsville-Trafficking in Synthetic Drugs.
Isaiah Campbell of Campbellsville-Forgery
Darrell Lobb of Buffalo-Identity Theft, Fleeing Police.
Stacy Stevens of Campbellsville-Welfare Fraud.
Melissa Johnson of Campbellsville-Welfare Fraud.
Eric Keith of Campbellsville-Burglary.
Jennifer Hicks of Campbellsville-Possession of Meth
Duane Stewart of Lebanon-Possession of Meth.
Eddie Grier of Louisville-Trafficking in Meth.
Devan Smith of Campbellsville-Trafficking in Meth and Sythetic Drugs.
Velvet Smith of Campbellsville-Trafficking in Meth.
Britney McGowan of Campbellsville-Trafficking in Meth and possession of Hemp.
Nathaniel Pitman of Campbellsville-Possession of Meth.
Amy Edwards of Campbellsville-Possession of Meth
(Indictments are legal accusations requiring further court action. The above named people will have to appear before a judge in Taylor County, KY to answer to these charges.)
Covid-19 Cases in Lake Cumberland District - THURSDAY
Deaths: We are sad to report 2 new deaths since our last report. We have experienced a total of 501 deaths resulting in a 1.83% mortality rate (about 1 in 55) among known cases. This compares with a 1.38% mortality rate at the state level and a 1.65% mortality rate at the national level. Our hearts and prayers go out to all the families and friends who have lost loved ones.
Hospitalizations: We presently have 49 cases in the hospital. This is 2 more than what we reported in our last report. We have had a total of 1,436 hospitalizations resulting in a 5.26% hospitalization rate (about 1 in 19) among known cases. The state hospitalization rate is 4.62%. The latest data shows that 82.55% of Lake Cumberland's ICU beds are filled, and 43.55% of ventilator capacity is being utilized.
Total (Cumulative) Cases: The Lake Cumberland District has experienced a total of 27,317 cases since the onset of the outbreak. This means that 13.08% of our total population has been a confirmed case. However, we do not know how many additional people may have had COVID-19 and were either asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic and never tested. Of our total cases, 0.88% are reinfections, and 4.7% contracted the virus after being fully vaccinated (breakthrough cases). In the last week, 8.35% of our new cases were breakthrough cases.
Active (Current) Cases: Since our last report, we added 91 more cases than we had deceased and/or released cases. This leaves us with 1,168 active cases in our district across all 10 of our district's 10 counties. On 12/10/2020 we were at our peak number of active cases, 1,338.
Where Did Cases Visit Prior to Isolation: The most common places cases visited prior to isolation are (in descending order): Schools, Businesses, Family, and Travel Related. Of our active cases, 21% can not be tied back to another known case (community-spread cases).
New Cases: We report that our total case count has increased by 260 since our last report. Our new cases (including suspect cases) are as follows: Adair: 21; Casey: 29; Clinton: 17; Cumberland: 2; Green: 12; McCreary: 6; Pulaski: 52; Russell: 38; Taylor: 61; and, Wayne: 22. Our current new case growth rate is: 1.00789. This means our total case count is projected to double every 88.21 days. The most new cases we ever added in a single day was on 08/23/2021 when we added 416 cases.
Today, you may notice a difference in our numbers. One case was moved from Casey to Russell County when an address was corrected.
We are also very sad to report two additional deaths. One was an Adair County resident and the other was a Cumberland County resident (both unvaccinated) who both were in the 70-79 year age group. We extend our deepest sympathies to these families during their terrible losses.
Additionally, out of today's 260 reported cases, 80 of them were in individuals age 18 or younger.
Below are our area's COVID-19 vaccination uptake rates compared to the state average:
Campbellsville Apartment Quadraplex Fire
Apartment Quadraplex Fire
114 Boco Noir Circle
Call Received: 9:18pmET
On Scene: 9:21pmET
Leaving Scene: 10:39pmET
Campbellsville Fire-Rescue was dispatched to a report of a working apartment fire with people still inside. Upon arrival, firefighters found smoke and flames in a downstairs apartment. Firefighters made an interior fire attack and conducted a primary search for occupants. Firefighters also checked for fire extension into the other units and provided overhaul. No firefighters or civilian injuries were reported. The cause of the fire was related to a cooking fire that extended into the rest of the kitchen area. Only one apartment of the quadraplex was effected with moderate damage displacing 3 occupants.
17 Firefighters on scene
CFD Apparatus on scene
Engine 1, Engine 2, Truck 1, and Chief
Assisting Agencies:
Campbellsville Police Department
Campbellsville Taylor County Emergency Communications Center
Campbellsville Taylor County Emergency Medical Services
TCRECC
Record High Covid Cases in Lake Cumberland District
Deaths: We are pleased to report no new deaths since our last report. We have experienced a total of 499 deaths resulting in a 1.84% mortality rate (about 1 in 54) among known cases. This compares with a 1.38% mortality rate at the state level and a 1.66% mortality rate at the national level.
Released (Not contagious) Cases: We released 188 cases since our last report from isolation. Released cases include: Adair: 13; Casey: 16; Clinton: 7; Cumberland: 5; Green: 12; McCreary: 19; Pulaski: 46; Russell: 29; Taylor: 31; and, Wayne: 10. In all, we have released 94.2% of our total cases.
New Cases: We report that our total case count has increased by 262 since our last report. Our new cases (including suspect cases) are as follows: Adair: 28; Casey: 15; Clinton: 4; Cumberland: 4; Green: 15; McCreary: 12; Pulaski: 62; Russell: 33; Taylor: 73; and, Wayne: 16. Our current new case growth rate is: 1.00761. This means our total case count is projected to double every 91.38 days. The most new cases we ever added in a single day was on 08/23/2021 when we added 416 cases.
Man Arrested After Assaulting Woman With a Brick
On Sunday, August 22, 2021 at 2:16 A.M., Campbellsville Police responded to the intersection of Martin Luther King Blvd and Baptist Street in reference to an assault officers arrived on scene and determined that 64-year old Terry Gaines of Campbellsville had assaulted 47-year old Kathy L. Tungate also of Campbellsville, with a brick.
Gaines was arrested and charged with Assault 2nd degree, he was lodged in the Taylor County Detention Center.
Date: Sunday, August 22, 2021 Time: 2:16 A.M.
Location: Intersection of Martin Luther King Blvd. and Baptist Street
Agencies Involved: Campbellsville Police
Investigating Officers: Officer Josh Morgan
Covid Numbers Are Now At The Highest
This is the single largest day of new cases for the district that we have reported since the pandemic began. Our previous highest day was 301 cases on 12/30/2020. Today we report 318 total cases for our ten counties. Additionally, it is the highest day ever reported for Adair and Taylor Counties. Please be cautious and take the necessary safety measures for you and your families. Consider the vaccine, if you are not vaccinated, and mask up when in large gatherings, especially indoors.
On Monday (8/23), the health department clinics will begin scheduling appointments for the additional dose of vaccine for the immunocompromised groups that have been identified as needing another dose. Those groups include persons who:
are receiving active cancer treatment for tumors or cancers of the blood;
received an organ transplant and are taking medicine to suppress their immune systems;
received a stem cell transplant within the last 2 years or are taking medicine to suppress their immune system;
have moderate or severe primary immunodeficiency (such as DiGeorge syndrome, WiskottAldrich syndrome);
have advanced or untreated HIV infection;
are undergoing active treatment with high-dose corticosteroids or other drugs that suppress their immune response.
Statewide Testing Positivity Rate: 12.8%.
Hospitalizations: We presently have 46 cases in the hospital. This is 5 more than what we reported in our last report. We have had a total of 1,413 hospitalizations resulting in a 5.36% hospitalization rate (about 1 in 19) among known cases. The state hospitalization rate is 4.72%. The latest data shows that 93.33% of Lake Cumberland's ICU beds are filled, and 25.4% of ventilator capacity is being utilized.
Total (Cumulative) Cases: The Lake Cumberland District has experienced a total of 26,379 cases since the onset of the outbreak. This means that 12.63% of our total population has been a confirmed case. However, we do not know how many additional people may have had COVID-19 and were either asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic and never tested. Of our total cases, 0.83% are reinfections, and 4.44% contracted the virus after being fully vaccinated (breakthrough cases). In the last week, 10.12% of our new cases were breakthrough cases.
Where Did Cases Visit Prior to Isolation: The most common places cases visited prior to isolation are (in descending order): Businesses, Schools, Medical Facilities, and Family. Of our active cases, 26% can not be tied back to another known case (community-spread cases).
New Cases: We report that our total case count has increased by 318 since our last report. Our new cases (including suspect cases) are as follows: Adair: 36; Casey: 22; Clinton: 24; Cumberland: 4; Green: 24; McCreary: 21; Pulaski: 68; Russell: 43; Taylor: 63; and, Wayne: 13. Our current new case growth rate is: 1.00663. This means our total case count is projected to double every 104.84 days. The most new cases we ever added in a single day was on 08/20/2021 when we added 318 cases.
We are saddened to report two deaths today – one was a Taylor County resident (unvaccinated) who was in the 70-79 year age group, and the other was a Wayne County resident (unvaccinated) who was in the 50-59 year age group. Our hearts break for these families.
Again, we encourage our citizens to take the COVID-19 vaccine, which is safe and very effective. Of our 12,310 new cases since the vaccine started becoming available, almost 95.56% were unvaccinated. Below are our area's COVID-19 vaccination uptake rates compared to the state average.
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Covid-19 Cases in The Lake Cumberland District The Big Dawg Listening Area
Deaths: We are sad to report 1 new death since our last report. We have experienced a total of 488 deaths resulting in a 1.89% mortality rate (about 1 in 53) among known cases. This compares with a 1.42% mortality rate at the state level and a 1.68% mortality rate at the national level. Our hearts and prayers go out to all the families and friends who have lost loved ones.
Hospitalizations: We presently have 46 cases in the hospital. This is 1 less than what we reported in our last report. We have had a total of 1,395 hospitalizations resulting in a 5.4% hospitalization rate (about 1 in 19) among known cases. The state hospitalization rate is 4.78%. The latest data shows that 91.11% of Lake Cumberland's ICU beds are filled, and 30.16% of ventilator capacity is being utilized.
Released (Not contagious) Cases: We released 151 cases since our last report from isolation. Released cases include: Adair: 15; Casey: 16; Clinton: 6; Cumberland: 5; Green: 6; McCreary: 15; Pulaski: 44; Russell: 12; Taylor: 24; and, Wayne: 8. In all, we have released 94.7% of our total cases.
Active (Current) Cases: Since our last report, we added 42 more cases than we had deceased and/or released cases. This leaves us with 891 active cases in our district across all 10 of our district's 10 counties. On 12/10/2020 we were at our peak number of active cases, 1,338.
New Cases: We report that our total case count has increased by 194 since our last report. Our new cases (including suspect cases) are as follows: Adair: 28; Casey: 11; Clinton: 6; Cumberland: 6; Green: 20; McCreary: 11; Pulaski: 43; Russell: 20; Taylor: 40; and, Wayne: 9. Our current new case growth rate is: 1.00602. This means our total case count is projected to double every 115.48 days. The most new cases we ever added in a single day was on 12/30/2020 when we added 301 cases.
The death we report today was a Pulaski County resident (unvaccinated) who was in the 40-49 year age group. Our hearts break for this family.
Additionally, out of today's 195 reported cases, of them were in individuals age 18 or younger.
Campbellsville Woman Injured In An Accident In The Green River Plaza
On Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 9:59 A.M., Campbellsville Police responded to Green River Plaza in reference to a possible injury collision.
It was determined that 74-year old Barbara J. Willis of Campbellsville was attempting to get gas at a Kroger fuel pump, when she was unable to get her car into park. The vehicle continued to travel in the Green River Plaza parking lot with Ms. Willis' foot hanging out of the driver's door. Her foot became caught between the vehicle and the curb, in front of Hibbett's Sporting Goods. A bystander, heard Ms. Willis yelling for help and ran to her assistance, where he was able to get her vehicle stopped. The bystander then called 911 and rendered aid until EMS arrived on scene.
Ms. Willis was transported to Taylor Regional Hospital by Campbellsville Taylor County EMS.
Date: Thursday, August 19, 2021 Time: 9:59 A.M.
Location: Green River Plaza parking lot
Agencies Involved: Campbellsville Police and Campbellsville-Taylor County EMS
Investigating Officers: Corporal Ryan Jewell
Campbellsville Police Investigated Injury Accident Friday
On Friday, August 13, 2021 at 2:55 P.M., Campbellsville Police responded to an injury collision at the intersection of South Columbia Avenue and Kentucky Highway 55.
A 2006 Buick Rainier operated by 73-year old Linda B. Johnson of New Haven, KY collided with a 2012 Honda Odyssey operated by 47-year old Richard J. Clayton of Campbellsville. A passenger in the Johnson vehicle, 74-year old Michael D. Johnson of New Haven, KY and 3 passengers in the Clayton vehicle; 40-year old Mindy Clayton, 12-year old Andrew Clayton, and 14-year old Shelby Clayton all of Campbellsville were transported to Taylor Regional Hospital for treatment.
Date: Friday, August 13, 2021 Time: 2:55 P.M.
Location: South Columbia Avenue and Kentucky Highway 55
Agencies Involved: Campbellsville Police, Campbellsville Fire, Campbellsville-Taylor Co. EMS,
Kentucky State Police, and Taylor County Sheriff's Office
Investigating Officers: Officer Ian McCullough, Campbellsville Police
Taylor County Woman Injured in Sunday Accident
A Campbellsville woman was injured in a one vehicle auto accident early Sunday, Taylor County Sheriff Allen Newton told 99.9 The Big Dawg that an auto operated by Cynthia Ward was driving Old Lebanon road when she lost control leaving the roadway and colliding with an embankment.
Ward was transported to Taylor Regional Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
The accident was investigated by Jonathon Leigh with the Taylor County Sheriffs Department.
Campbellsville Man Shot Friday Night, One Man Arrested
On Friday, August 13, 2021 at 10:31 P.M., Campbellsville Police received a call of a shooting in the area of West Walnut Street, Campbellsville Police told 99.9 the Big Dawg News that officers conducted an investigation and determined that 39-year old Jesse E. Meyer and 37-year old Joshua L. Ulbert both of Campbellsville had gotten into an altercation and Mr. Meyer subsequently shot Mr. Ulbert, Ulbert was transported to Taylor Regional Hospital by Campbellsville-Taylor County EMS and later flown to the University of Louisville Hospital.
Mr. Jesse Meyer was arrested and lodged in the Taylor County Detention Center where he was charged with Assault 1st degree.
The case remains under investigation by Det./Sgt. Nelson Bishop with the Campbellsville Police Department.
Covid-19 Cases in The Lake Cumberland District
Deaths: We are sad to report 1 new death since our last report. We have experienced a total of 486 deaths resulting in a 1.93% mortality rate (about 1 in 52) among known cases. This compares with a 1.45% mortality rate at the state level and a 1.7% mortality rate at the national level. Our hearts and prayers go out to all the families and friends who have lost loved ones.
Released (Not contagious) Cases: We released 92 cases since our last report from isolation. Released cases include: Adair: 6; Casey: 8; Clinton: 4; Cumberland: 2; Green: 13; McCreary: 12; Pulaski: 26; Russell: 9; Taylor: 10; and, Wayne: 2. In all, we have released 94.5% of our total cases.
Active (Current) Cases: Since our last report, we added 159 more cases than we had deceased and/or released cases. This leaves us with 891 active cases in our district across all 10 of our district's 10 counties. On 12/10/2020 we were at our peak number of active cases, 1,338.
Where Did Cases Visit Prior to Isolation: The most common places cases visited prior to isolation are (in descending order): Businesses, Schools, Family, and Jail/Prison Related. Of our active cases, 33% can not be tied back to another known case (community-spread cases).
We are saddened to report one additional death this evening – a Pulaski County resident (unvaccinated). Our hearts break for this family. This individual was in the 50-59 age range.
Again, we encourage our citizens to take the COVID-19 vaccine, which is safe and very effective. Of our 11,100 new cases since the vaccine started becoming available, almost 96.17% were unvaccinated. Below are our area's COVID-19 vaccination uptake rates compared to the state average (updated 8/12/2021).
Lexington Man Arrested on Theft Charges in Campbellsville
Posted About Five Months Ago by Larry J. Smith
Taylor County Sheriff Allen Newton said that his department was dispatched to a vehicle driving with a blowout on the Highway 210 Bypass. After investigating, Brandon Hoskins, 26, of Lexington was arrested and charged with theft of an automobile and trailer. Hoskins was also charged with criminal mischief and no operators license.
The arrest was made by Jonathon Leigh with the Taylor County Sheriffs Department. He was assisted by Josh Morgan with Campbellsville City Police.
Knifley Woman Dies in Taylor County Accident
A Knifley, KY woman died in a 1-vehicle accident Monday afternoon on New Columbia Road-Highway 55 South.
Taylor County Sheriff Allen Newton told 99.9 The Big Dawg that Kristina L. Sult, 49, of Knifley, KY died while riding passenger in a 2004 Chevy truck driven by her husband, Jeremy A. Sult, 50, of Knifley, Newton said Sult lost control of his auto during the rainstorm, overturning in a ditch line near the Green River Lake Tail Water area.
Kritina Sult was pronounced dead at the scene, The driver, Jeremy Sult and another passenger, Tyler Sult, 25, were transported to Taylor Regional Hospital in Campbellsville for treatment.
The fatal mishap occured Monday afternoon at 1:48pmET and was investigated by Brent Burkhead, Dickie Benningfield, Captain Brian Pickard and Taylor County Sheriff Allen Newton.
Lebanon Man Charged With Stealing Golf Cart From Green River State Park
The Adair County Sheriff's Office received a complaint of suspicious activity on Saturday night on Highway 80, approximately 2.5 miles west of Columbia.
According to Adair County Sheriff Josh Brockman, Deputy McCarol made contact with the driver, Joseph Wise, 35, of Lebanon. Wise stated that he was out of gas and was going to get some and be on his way. Deputy McCarol observed a golf cart on the back of the truck and observed Green River Lake State Park sticker on the window. Park Rangers informed Sheriff Brockman that the golf cart had been stolen.
Wise was arrested and charged with theft by unlawful taking and was lodged in the Adair County Regional Jail
The golf cart, valued at over $5,000, was returned to the State Park.
The Sheriff's office is continuing the investigation.
Covid-19 Cases in Lake Cumberland District; New Death in Adair County
Posted About Six Months Ago by Larry J. Smith
Deaths: We regret we must report 1 new death since our last report. We have experienced a total of 478 deaths resulting in a 1.97% mortality rate (about 1 in 51) among known cases. This compares with a 1.5% mortality rate at the state level and a 1.74% mortality rate at the national level. Our hearts and prayers go out to all the families and friends who have lost loved ones.
Total (Cumulative) Cases: The Lake Cumberland District has experienced a total of 24,224 cases since the onset of the outbreak. This means that 11.6% of our total population has been a confirmed case. However, we do not know how many additional people may have had COVID-19 and were either asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic and never tested. Of our total cases, 0.65% are reinfections, and 3.06% contracted the virus after being fully vaccinated (breakthrough cases). In the last week, 11.98% of our new cases were breakthrough cases.
Released (Not contagious) Cases: We released 63 cases since our last report from isolation. Released cases include: Adair: 7; Casey: 4; Clinton: 3; Cumberland: 2; Green: 8; McCreary: 2; Pulaski: 29; Russell: 1; Taylor: 4; and, Wayne: 3. In all, we have released 95.6% of our total cases.
Where Did Cases Visit Prior to Isolation: The most common places cases visited prior to isolation are (in descending order): Businesses, Travel Related, Schools, and Family. Of our active cases, 17% can not be tied back to another known case (community-spread cases).
New Cases: We report that our total case count has increased by 137 since our last report. Our new cases (including suspect cases) are as follows: Adair: 13; Casey: 24; Clinton: 1; Cumberland: 2; Green: 11; McCreary: 11; Pulaski: 53; Russell: 7; Taylor: 7; and, Wayne: 8. Our current new case growth rate is: 1.00359. This means our total case count is projected to double every 193.52 days. The most new cases we ever added in a single day was on 12/30/2020 when we added 301 cases.
We are very sad to report one new death in tonight's report. This was another Adair County resident. Our hearts break for each one of these losses and their precious families.
Below are our area's COVID-19 vaccination uptake rates compared to the state average.
Fire at Wholesale Hardwood
Campbellsville Fire & Rescue was dispatched to Wholsale Hardwood Interiors Friday morning where a dust collector machine caught fire. The equipment was part of the original building equipment and was being removed from the site, according to Campbellsville Fire Chief Chris Taylor.
Upon arrival, firefighters found heavy smoke coming from the machine and conducted an exterior fire attack. Taylor said there was some exposures in proximity to the fire and the cause of the fire was related to sparks from the removal of the equipment and sawdust inside the collector ignited.
No civilian or firefighter injuries reported.
Campbellsville Police Investigate Injury Accident
On Tuesday, August 3, 2021 at 12:16 P.M., Campbellsville Police responded to the intersection of Meader Street and Handley Avenue in reference to an injury collision.
A 2014 Ford Focus, operated by 37-year old Lora Holley of Campbellsville, collided with a 2011 Hyundai Sonata operated by 36-year old Etosha Richardson, also of Campbellsville.
Holley was transported to Taylor Regional Hospital by Campbellsville-Taylor County EMS for possible injuries. There were no other injuries reported.
Date: Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Time: 12:16 P.M.
Location: Intersection of Meader Street and Handley Avenue
Agencies Involved: Campbellsville Police, Campbellsville Fire, Campbellsville-Taylor Co. EMS
Investigating Officer: Officer Elliott Taylor
Bo's Smoke Shop Robbed at Gunpoint This Morning
On Monday, August 2, 2021 at 7:52 A.M., Campbellsville Police received a complaint of an armed robbery at Bo's Smoke Shop on East Broadway.
A black male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, sunglasses, and a mask entered the store with a handgun and demanded money. He then fled the scene with an undetermined amount of money.
Suspect description:
Height approximately 6' tall
Weight approximately 160 lbs.
Wearing a black hoodie, with sunglasses, and a mask.
Date: Monday, August 2, 2021 Time: 7:52 A.M.
Location: Bo's Smoke Shop, East Broadway.
Investigating Officers: Officer Aaron Fields
Fake Money Being Passed In Campbellsville
Campbellsville Police has received numerous complaints of fake money being passed in the Campbellsville area. There is not just one denomination of cash being passed, we have received complaints of $5, $10, and $20 bills being passed at different establishments in the area. The currency has a different feel and the word, "REPLICA", is printed on the bills. The statement, "This note is not legal, it is to be used for motion pictures", is also printed in small letters on the left side of the note.
Campbellsville Police encourages all businesses taking cash to slow down and pay attention to the cash that is being passed. We also encourage businesses to use a counterfeit marker on all denominations of currency.
Date: Monday, August 2, 2021
Location: Campbellsville area
Highway 55 Dedicated in Memory of the Late Trooper Gibbs
Kentucky State Police (KSP) and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) unveiled new signage on Thursday renaming a portion of Kentucky Highway 55 in Taylor County in honor of Sergeant David R. Gibbs, who was involved in a fatal crash in 2015, while on duty. KSP was joined by Sergeant Gibbs' family, Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Deputy Secretary Ronnie Bastin and KYTC Chief District Engineer for the Department of Highways, Paul Sanders.
"I appreciate KSP and KYTC for paying tribute to Sgt. Gibbs' heroic and courageous dedication when he answered the call to serve and protect Kentucky," said Gov. Beshear. "The commonwealth will never forget the contributions made by Sgt. Gibbs."
During the roadway dedication, KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett, Jr. thanked Sgt. Gibbs and his family for serving the commonwealth. "Sgt. Gibbs spent most of his seventeen years of service at Post 15 Columbia, except for six months at Post 12 Frankfort when he promoted to sergeant in 2006. He loved being a trooper and he loved serving the people of this community on a daily basis."
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet facilitated the official renaming project and provided new signage on Kentucky Highway 55. Chief District Engineer Paul Sanders attended the ceremony and spoke on behalf of Transportation Cabinet Secretary Jim Gray, when he said that the Cabinet is honored to recognize Sergeant Gibbs' service and sacrifice with this signage.
"We hope this action today of naming Kentucky Highway 55 in his honor will leave a continuous reminder to his dedication to public safety in the community that he cared so much for," said Sanders.
As a longtime law enforcement leader in Kentucky, Ronnie Bastin, Deputy Secretary of the Justice and Public Safety Cabinet, spoke at the ceremony stating that he understands first-hand that losing a colleague is never easy, and it is especially difficult when their life is taken while on duty.
"No job was taken lightly and Sgt. Gibbs was always determined to provide that selfless sacrifice that is engrained in so many law enforcement officers," said Deputy Secretary Bastin. "Sgt. Gibbs, like many of his KSP colleagues, left home knowing he might not return but his work would not be done in vain. The loss of Sgt. Gibbs has left a void in this state, community and agency."
KSP Sergeant Adam Likins, one of Gibbs' closest friends, spoke on behalf of the Gibbs family at the ceremony.
"Everyone who knew David, loved him," said Likins. "His smile and his kindness were known by everyone. He loved his friends and his family but most of all he loved being a Kentucky State Police Trooper."
The Gibbs family assisted officials with unveiling the official highway sign during the ceremony, which was held at Swan's Landing in Campbellsville, Ky.
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Katà stoixēion : the collected letters of Aristophanes, Euripides and Sophocles
DianeHeleneAmeliaKaferlyPhDThesis.pdf (64.22Mb)
Kaferly, Diane Helene Amelia
Craik, Elizabeth M.
This research, a computer-assisted analysis of fifth century drama covering thirty-six plays: eleven of Aristophanes, eighteen of Euripides, and seven of Sophocles, contains detailed information concerning the distribution of letters in their works. 4 A general letter count was refined in terms of vowels and consonants, and the six consonant groups: gutturals, labials, dentals, liquids, aspirates, and sibilants. Each play was examined individually first as a whole and then in part, the trimeter sections, for as a letter or a group is to the whole so should it be to the part. And if not, why not. A principal consideration was the contribution of sibilants as a 'sound*, Sigma was regarded adversely by literary critics in antiquity; this provides a useful link between quantity and quality. With a view to objectivity, the programmed research was designed with few assumptions and the raw data collected without bias. That is, no a-priori assignments of subjective factors such as 'harshness' were made. The frequency of every letter in an initial, medial, or final position within a phonetic-word and within a verse-line was recorded. Each play, and subsequently each author, was described in terms of vowel to consonant ratio, consonant group representation, consonant group position (i, m, or f), and consonant group alliteration in trimeter scenes. Rudimentary 'voice-prints' for each author emerged indicating individual traits, preferences, and time-dependent features of an author's style. Differences between Comedy and Tragedy were measured and the question of Euripides' alleged excessive sigmaticism examined in full. Evidence of Aristophanes' comic characterisation of Euripides was presented in some detail.

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This updated third edition provides teachers and administrators with strategies and resources for examining and discussing student work, such as essays, math problems, projects, artwork, and more. The authors describe two ways of looking together at student work—The Tuning Protocol and The Collaborative Assessment Conference—including how to choose work to present and examples of groups using each protocol. This new edition also offers suggestions for addressing some of the key challenges that emerge when groups first begin to share and discuss student work, as well as guidance for using protocols once groups have progressed beyond the initial stages. This book will be useful to teachers, administrators, teacher educators, coaches, and others who are involved in the work of improving teaching and learning for all students.
The addition of The Microlab Protocol, a relatively quick and easy way to introduce groups to protocol-guided conversation.
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Updated examples and a new case focused on a school's use of protocols to develop teachers' understanding and application of the Common Core State Standards.
Current research on the effectiveness of practices that involve the collaborative examination of student work.
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Democrats on right side of history with Supreme Court worker ruling
by Steve Israel, opinion contributor - 06/17/20 2:00 PM ET
It turns out that being on the right side of a cynical partisan strategy can put you on the wrong side of history. Just ask Karl Rove. Before the 2004 election, as senior political adviser to President Bush, he had a problem. Republican voter turnout was looking soft, and the polls were mediocre. His answer was to fire up conservatives by muscling propositions to ban same sex marriages on the ballots in nearly a dozen states.
The Los Angeles Times back then reported that Republican strategists hoped and Democratic strategists feared that "the presence of antigay marriage initiatives on the ballots of swing states such as Michigan and Oregon" would increase conservative turnout and improve the chances for George Bush of winning crucial Electoral College votes.
It was a divisive strategy that may have been victorious as well. Only days after Bush won, Rove told the New York Times, "I do think that it was part and parcel of a broader fabric where this year moral values ranked higher than they traditionally do." This week, that broader fabric took the form of a Supreme Court decision that spans the political spectrum. The decision found gay and transgender workers are protected against discrimination by the Civil Rights Act. So in less than two decades, gay rights have gone from a Republican weapon to a Supreme Court consensus.
For the past half century, from the Stonewall Uprising in New York to this Supreme Court ruling, Democrats have at most times occupied the right side of history on gay and transgender protections. I am not arguing that every Democrat has favored this issue while every Republican has at the same time opposed it. However, support for these protections is widely shared by Democrats and widely spurned by Republicans.
Albert Einstein once said, "The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking." Let us take a look at how our thinking has changed on gay rights over the years. In 1964, the Civil Rights Act outlawed discrimination based on sex, race, color, religion, or national origin. Later in 1996, the Defense of Marriage Act defined marriage as the union between a man and a woman, letting states reject same sex marriages recognized by other states.
In 2004, Rove used discrimination as a voter turnout strategy. Then things started to change. The Supreme Court effectively invalidated the Defense of Marriage Act with decisions in 2013 and 2015. This week, the Supreme Court has affirmed that the Civil Rights Act protects gay and transgender workers. Does policy catch up with the public? Or does the public catch up with policy? The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research at Cornell University found that for the last half century, public opinion on gay and transgender issues has indeed undergone a radical change.
In 1965, a survey asked Americans if "homosexuals" were more helpful or more harmful to the country, and 70 percent said they were more harmful. Then by 2016, however, almost 60 percent of Americans supported same sex marriage. Despite the progress, differences remain in both parties. But the policy that was once viewed as radical by a majority of Americans was affirmed this week by a clear majority of the Supreme Court.
Every great civil rights movement shifts. They often start out lonely, such as when a black woman refuses to give up her seat on a bus or a gay man resists police harassment while out in Greenwich Village. The network for activists grows, public support expands, and our sense of morality moves forth for the better. There is great power in association that spreads from kitchen tables to business to the media. Then it hits a tipping point where a proposition once sharply unpopular turns widely consensual.
This brings us back to Rove. Democrats in the past might have paid a high political price for being on the right side of history. But history looks back, and I would rather be in the party with its eyes on the future.
Steve Israel represented New York in Congress for 16 years and was the chairman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee from 2011 to 2015. He is now the director of the Institute of Politics and Global Affairs at Cornell University. You can find him on Twitter @RepSteveIsrael.
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Customer service is one of the biggest drivers of sales and loyalty in retail, yet plenty of merchants continue to underestimate just how powerful it can be.
We've said it before, and we'll say it again: when it comes to recruiting for customer service roles, you're better off hiring for attitude and training for skill. Some of the world's best companies recognise this.
Action steps: When hiring associates, consider focusing on their attitude first. Skills and experience are important but know that as long as someone is trainable and has a natural service-based disposition, they will perform better than a skilled employee who doesn't have the right attitude.
Action steps: Are your employees juggling multiple jobs or do they specialise in certain tasks? If it's the former, try testing task delegation practices. You may find that when you have employees whose sole job is to assist shoppers, your customer service metrics (and sales) will improve.
A dose of empathy can instantly take your customer service practices to new heights. Because here's the thing: in many cases, customers just want to feel that they are being heard, acknowledged, and understood. In other words, they want to feel that you know what they're going through. Yes, it's important that you fix whatever issues they're having, but empathy is almost always the first thing they need from a customer service rep.
Action steps: Encourage empathy in your employees. Train them to put themselves in the shoes of your customers and doing so develops compassion and ultimately leads to better customer service.
This lesson is brought to us by Amazon, which is not only doing phenomenally well in sales and innovation but is also killing it in customer service. The ecommerce giant is always on Prosper's list of Customer Service Champions, thanks to its customer-centric practices.
Actions steps: Evaluate the customer centricity of your company. Is every member of your team in touch with the needs of shoppers? Would they benefit from additional training or regular reminders to be empathic towards customers?
One of the ways that the e-tailer accomplishes this is by empowering reps to use their judgement and just keep customers happy.
Action steps: If you haven't done so yet, encourage your staff to be helpful rather than salesy. See to it that they make each customer's happiness a priority, and empower them to use their judgment when it comes to serving shoppers.
Action steps: Promote proactive customer in your store. Don't wait until someone asks for your or your associates' help; go out there and actively look for customers to assist.


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As a graduate who keeps getting very low salary offers from companies who have indicated specifically the want a graduate, I have decided to create a website to NAME and SHAME all those companies who are paying graduates less than Kes 50,000 gross salary.
Keeping in mind that most of these graduates have to pay rent, transport and HELB loans, you are left wondering how they can even feed themselves leave alone spouses or children.
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It is Oligopsony market so you can waste your enegry posting it but at the end of the day, who call the shots?
I recall that several times on this board, and when speaking to people when conducting my own research, that there is a myth that the reason that business process outsourcing will "never work" in Kenya is because "salaries are too high; higher than India", which I always thought to be pure nonsense, because salaries for BPO in India are about a third to a half what they are in the US... and US companies are paying a LOT more than 50,000 KES a month per head. More like 250,000 KES per month.
At these wages, BPO to Kenya will most certainly work. The business case is strong.
Instead of graduates always complaining about earning less than 50k, why don't they go create those jobs instead?
Ati name and shame a company which has found a graduate who's willing to work!
Someone needs to go to these colleges and explain to them the intricacies of supply and demand economics. If I have 10 graduates of equal value and one asks for 10k and another 50k, I must go with the lower cost, all things being equal. A wage bill is a cost.
I say cost, because most graduates have no value. They want to get a job! Not create value in any organisation. If you can prove value, then someone will pay you well. If you prove cost, then you get paid cost.
As for BPO's not working in Kenya...I think we read too many newspapers from journalist who all at wazua have agreed are too shady.
I think @ new investor has a point. Kenya has great brains and hard working people so I think it is wrong to exploit this resource the way it's being done while we sit back and cry about capital flight and exporting labour. We don't have enough doctor's, nurses, engineers etc. Why do we allow multi-nationals to come and exploit this great resource we possess? I especially applaud the Govt. as the largest employer for increasing wages of qualified civil servants and now they are giving private businesses a run for their money and shaming them at the same time.
Go ahead and start the website although I doubt anyone will send you their pay slip because it's very easy for a co. to trace it back to the owner.
In my small sphere of work, I get better value from technicians out of polytechnics, better accounts staff from CPA graduates. I have been hugely disappointed by the so called graduates seconded to me.
That's very true! It's because our national universities teach 1970 theories while poly teaches practical and application and I think that's why most university graduates are employees.
@alma, offer the 10k then see if he will be around for long. Soon you will find yourself back to the first step or recruiting and in the end spend more on recruitment in terms of money and time that it wont be worth it. Yes they dont have value but you are forgetting that once trained they are something else. A good employer is one who looks after the employee, pay him enough to be able to live comfortably such as afford to rent in a good place, dress well etc because at the end of the day they carry the name of the company.
@2012, these guys in fact exploit the internship system. They get cheap labour and are ever taking interns not to teach them but as an extra pair of hands to work.
Why not invest in good recruitment practices?
I think there is a confusion about what to expect from University graduates.
There is such a thing as pure book keeping for which you require a technician (KATC) rather than a professional (CPA) or a draftsman rather than an architect. A B.com accounting graduate can only be referred to as an accountant after passing a professional accounting exam and practising for not less than 2 years.
Once you move away from book keeping and start considering financial management or management accounting, try the technician and you get into trouble instantly. At the grad/CPA/ACCA/CFA level, you have to understand that you are training someone to become a manager/key decision maker in 3 - 5 yrs. If your CPA candidate started at KATC level because (s)he did not qualify to directly sit the CPA exam, chances are that all you can train them to become is junior level management- can never see the big picture and is always caught in the nitty gritty of every day life.
The kind of graduate we end up with says a lot about who we are as recruiters. May be, we should start by looking at ourselves and laying the blame squarely at our door steps.
There are organisations where some employees are paid more than others despite all doing the same job. You have to prove your value on the job and if the organisation realises they could lose you to competition, and you are very valuable, they will up your salary. While its true there are some employees who are just happy to report to work and later go home.
The business world does not pay for knowledge or academic papers. But it pays for what a person does with what he knows - That is productivity.
If an employee can prove good productivity, s/he will certainly get a raise and praise.
True. Same case when it comes to hiring a technician and an engineer. Most companies get confused when hiring the two. When you give a graduate engineer a technician's Job Description he is bound to fail. Why? To put it in simply. A technician is more of a hands-on maintenance guy, who interprets the instructions in a manual and replaces a machine part that needs to be replaced. An engineer is the guy that designs the machine and writes the manual. He may not build the machine by hand...but he will understand why that machine's oil ought to be changed every 5000 Running hours.
Very well said. If all employees would work as if they owned the organisation or a big share of it, then profits and productivity would be higher.
@new investor, I will give you an honest assessment out of my 18+ years experience in recruitment and management.
Most companies recruit attitude and then train the skills on the job, it's no longer about degree's & papers only.
Companies are looking for people who are innovative and are ready to take initiative without being reminded, people who are solution driven and can think out of the box.
Good recruiters can detect this during interviews from how your CV looks, what you have done during and after your university days.
Our current university products are mostly lazy, cannot take initiative, all they think of is earning big salaries and working for big companies simply because they have papers.
I have even seen people rushing to arm themselves with Masters e.g. MBA's so that they can bargain higher salaries and earn more yet they cannot deliver anything.
Do your own research and you will confirm that most of our so called graduates cannot even express themselves in both oral and written, their writing skill is highly wanting with too much SMS style colloquia.
I can give you numerous examples of mid level college products I have personally recruited who have outshone the so called graduates, no wonder now days graduates are offered much less than they think they are worth.
By the way university education is supposed to equip graduates to become EMPLOYERS not EMPLOYEES.


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March 18 (Reuters) - Currencies in Latin America rose on Monday as the dollar slipped on prospects of the U.S. Federal Reserve sticking to an accommodative stance at its policy meeting this week, while stocks in Brazil tested new record highs.
MSCI's index for Latin American currencies rose to a two-week high.
Market participants expect the U.S. central bank to keep its benchmark overnight interest rate unchanged and stick to its pledge of a "patient" approach to monetary policy keeping sluggish global growth in mind.
"As long as no inflation pressure arises the majority of FOMC members are unlikely to see any reason to hike the Fed funds rate anymore," Commerzbank analysts wrote in a note.
"If anything, cautious steps towards a more expansionary policy have to be expected: a pause in the process of balance sheet reduction," the note added.
Brazil's real rose marginally, while Mexico's peso rose 0.4 percent with lower than usual volumes as stock markets remained shut for a public holiday.
Mexico will invite four companies to bid in a restricted tender for work building a new oil refinery for ailing state oil company Pemex, Energy Minister Rocio Nahle said at a news conference on Monday.
Pemex, which holds the largest debt of any Latin American oil company was downgraded by rating agencies S&P and Fitch over the last two months, leaving questions hanging over Mexico's sovereign credit rating.
Chile's peso rose 0.4 percent on the back of higher copper prices, while Colombia's peso tacked higher as oil edged above $67 a barrel on Monday.
Shares in Sao Paulo's Bovespa tested new record high levels with most sectors edging higher barring materials.
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Harry and Meghan visit New York 9/11 memorial
New York (AFP) –
Britain's Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle kicked off a trip to New York City with a visit to the "Freedom Tower" and 9/11 Memorial on Thursday.
The couple toured the observatory on floors 100 and 102 of the One World Trade Center with New York Governor Kathy Hochul and city Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Dressed in somber dark outfits, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex then inspected the reflecting pools situated where the Twin Towers stood before the Al-Qaeda attacks on September 11, 2001.
Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40 are due to take the stage at Global Citizen Live in New York's Central Park on Saturday.
Global Citizen Live is a series of concerts being held around the world to raise awareness on climate change, vaccine equality and famine.
"It's wonderful to be back," said Markle.
The couple now live in California following their surprise decision to quit frontline royal duties early last year.
They announced the birth of their daughter, their second child, in June.
Britain's Prince Harry (C) and Meghan Markle (C L), the Duchess of Sussex, pose with New York Governor Kathy Hochul (L) and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (3rd R) Ed JONES AFP
In 2019, British newspapers criticized Markle over what they described as an "extravagant" trip to New York in a private jet to celebrate the imminent arrival of her first baby, son Archie.


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UD in Service: Students Help Rebuild South Texas
Date published: Sept. 13, 2018
Strengthening and enriching our communities, both local and global, is an important part of living with a dedication to truth and virtue. We seek to nurture not only our own families but also our human family. Both near and far, UD students, faculty and alumni live out this commitment to truth, to virtue, and to humanity as a whole in various acts of service, helping others to improve their lives and always improving their own in the process. In "UD in Service" stories, we will explore these occasions of hope, faith and inspiration.
Last year, when Hurricane Harvey hit, Houston, Beaumont and surrounding areas endured a natural disaster of unforeseen proportions. The process of rebuilding has been long and arduous, and this past spring, UD's Alternative Spring Break program took students down to Beaumont to join in the efforts through Operation Blessing, the division of Catholic Mission Trips in charge of Hurricane Harvey relief.
The experience of ASB began several months before they left, with team-building opportunities and meetings. Then, there was the long drive down to Beaumont, which they spent continuing getting to know each other, sharing music and playing games. Once there, they worked at various sites each day, including debris clean-up, making new flower beds for a church, tearing up house floors, putting up new drywall, painting and overall demolition. Each day, they ate communal meals, including sack lunches, prepared by Operation Blessing.
"Each day held something new," said Kelsie Kent, BA '19. "One day we walked along the road of a neighborhood picking up debris and various belongings that had washed out from the houses and were buried in mud all over the yards. Another day our group was assigned to work inside a house clearing out debris, carpet, tile and insulation. On our last day, some of us went and worked at a local food bank."
For pastoral ministry major Stephen Williams, BA '18, seeing the devastation in person was a revelation.
"One resident pointed out markings on the roofs that showed how far they'd been submerged," he said. "I realized that during the hurricane, all of what we could see would have been under water; it made me really understand why they needed us so much. It showed me what really happened there; it's hard to imagine the impact."
"Anyone can hear about these disasters on television or on social media, but to walk through the area and imagine what happened was something else," agreed Caroline Fangman, BA '18, a business major who will graduate in December. She decided to apply for ASB when she learned that they would be helping Hurricane Harvey victims, knowing that otherwise she would probably have spent spring break just watching Netflix.
"One neighborhood we walked through was mostly deserted, the homes having been completely under water and therefore uninhabitable," added Fangman. "It was so incredibly humbling. One woman told our group that within a few days, the water had reached heights of 50 feet near her house. Everything she owned was ruined. That statement really struck me because I've never experienced a natural disaster or lost everything I owned, and I have no idea what it would be like to experience that."
"Part of the reason the work we were doing was so rewarding was because we spent the time not only developing relationships with one another, but taking the time to talk to the locals we met along the way," said Kent. "There is nothing more important than stopping to listen to someone's story and ask them how they're doing, and the people we were able to talk to were refreshingly honest."
Even a year after the floods, the community is still recovering, and they probably will be rebuilding for a few more years. The residents were extremely grateful for the help they received.
"So many residents pulled up to talk to us and thank us, including the mayor — who even offered up the port-a-potty in her yard," said Williams.
"The people still in the town were so gracious for our support and volunteer work, and I hope they keep getting help to rebuild their community," said Fangman. "It was refreshing to see so many people willing to help, even coming all the way from the top of the U.S. to do so."
Somehow, too, the work didn't feel as tedious as it could have.
"The work that our team was doing should have been, objectively speaking, extremely boring and tiresome," said Kent. "But our experience was not like this at all. Each day we had the energy to carry us through the day and had a blast doing whatever Operation Blessing had us doing that particular day."
Kent, a theology major, participated in ASB as a first-semester senior; she will not complete the second semester of her senior year until spring 2019 because she is currently spending six months in the Caribbean doing missionary work with Experience Mission.
"I can pinpoint the exact moment my senior year of high school when I felt the call to do mission work, but it wasn't until this past year that that draw was able to unfold," she explained. "As I was deciding whether to participate in ASB or not, I was also discerning whether to embark on a long-term international mission trip. It was actually my decision to work with Experience Mission that cinched my decision to do ASB: Too often, people embark on international mission trips having no background or real idea of what it means to do mission work. It is often forgotten that although international missions are important, there is also so much work that can be done on the local level. I knew that if I was going to spend six months of my life in missions, I should probably begin with a single week. I am incredibly grateful I did!"
The fellowship among the students in the program was profound and added a whole other layer of value to their experience.
"When strangers get together and do work for God, they bond in such a unique way," said Williams. "We bonded so quickly through the work, and a community was created. We've already had several reunions. We share jokes and prayer requests."
Additionally, UD's campus chaplain Father Thomas More Barba went along on the trip and worked alongside the students.
"It was nice to see a priest get out of garb and get dirty," said Williams. "That was awesome. We're lucky to have a younger priest."
"After working for the bulk of the day, we went back to site to shower and eat. Each day Father Thomas More celebrated Mass for us, and afterward we would all come together to play multiple rounds of Secret Hitler, our favorite card game," said Kent. "It was strikingly easy to be present with one another in the simple moments like these. Although we went into the week not knowing each other well, we got along like old friends."
Spending spring break this way, doing such grueling work — including helping to gut houses that couldn't be saved — and sleeping at night on cots in classrooms, was certainly a sacrifice, but Williams would do it again; he is also interested in doing this type of work in foreign countries.
"Doing God's work all during the day, constantly caring for these people, even just removing garbage from the street — then talking to God at night and knowing you're his hands and feet during the day — it's definitely hard work, but good knowing you're making an impact," he said.
"I would absolutely do work like this again; participating in ASB has truly sparked my passion for missions," said Kent, who currently, of course, is doing similar work in the Caribbean, and might work more permanently with Operation Blessing after she graduates. "This type of work brings me so much peace and joy."
"I would definitely do it again," said Fangman. "The smiles on people's faces when we helped them were irreplaceable. Also, our team became really close-knit throughout the journey, and I'll carry those memories with me forever."
Learn more about Alternative Spring Break. The team for the spring 2019 trip will be selected in October.


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The Five Mindsets of Community-Powered Journalism
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By Kevin J. Davis and Mark Lee Hunter
There is now an entire generation of reporters, editors and business leaders in newsrooms worldwide who never worked at a company that consistently boosted revenues, and whose employer's remaining strategies consisted of cutting staff and resources. Put another way, they have never known an era of growth.
We cannot accept that this will be our future. Growth in journalism organizations must be achieved if we wish to preserve the value and influence of our work for generations to come. Some legacy media organizations will be successful in making the switch from cutting to growing again. In other communities, new industry forces, such as nonprofit investigative centers and NGOs, will occupy the growing holes in the media landscape.
The challenge is not to "save" newspapers, or public radio, or any other media that is struggling for survival, if we are saving them mainly for our own sakes. The issue shifts if we ask first, "Who are we saving them for?" From that standpoint, the challenge is to grow to meet our communities' needs, and not to save our jobs.
There are five mindsets that must guide news enterprises on this path.
The business mindset
This is what enables understanding the financial drivers of an organization. That includes the revenue side – everything from membership fees to philanthropic grants. Equally important is to understand the firm's expenses – its cost basis, and how those costs relate to operations and key activities.
The business person asks themselves the following types of questions when considering any project, initiative or strategy:
How is this project contributing to or harming our organization's top and bottom lines?
What quantifiable value does it generate?
Where are the predictable revenue streams to pay for this?
Are my costs in-line with anticipated revenue?
What are my risks?
Do I have enough resources (in particular people) to do what I think needs doing??
What are the ideal and worst-case scenario timelines?
Is the anticipated return on investment (ROI) acceptable?
The editorial mindset
The ability to understand what we're covering, and how the story is told, and for whom, remains a key function. This is where news media and information service providers differ from non-journalism organizations, who are focused more on content as a means of capturing potential customers, and not as a core function of the organization per se. Telling and promoting stories that challenge, empower and inform can and must be the "secret sauce" that sets journalistic organizations apart.
That function can no longer be based on the assumption that editors and journalists always know more and better about what their communities need than the people in those communities. Sometimes we do, indeed. But unless we have investigated the community's side of the story too, we probably don't. More to the point, we cannot devote resources only to producing content on the expectation that if we build it, "they" will come. If they don't need what we built, they won't come.
There are exceptions to this dictum, certainly. When Steve Jobs launched the iPod, nobody knew they needed one, because nothing comparable existed and it was hard to imagine such a thing. But people did need a highly portable device that could access a large amount of music at low cost. From that standpoint, Jobs built exactly what the market was waiting for. Similarly, Steve Bannon perceived that a large share of the American public felt unrepresented by what they saw in their news media, and set out to discover how to address them over the course of a decade. We are not telling you to turn into Breitbart, which is hardly our ideal of a news media. We are indeed telling you that unless you can define a genuine demand for the kind of work you want to do, and a community that shares the demand, your success will be a very long time coming.
The editorial person asks themselves the following types of questions when considering any project, initiative or strategy:
What do we know about their information needs, and which need(s) does it help meet?
How do we expect our target audience will discover this content?
How will it make their lives better – more prosperous, informed, secure, and powerful?
What do we hope will happen as a result of this effort? What is the desired impact, and how will we measure it?
The community mindset
As we use the term, "community" means the target audience for which you are creating content, and whose needs you are dedicated to serving. Community is measured by things like the number of subscribers. But more importantly, it's also measured by the rate of penetration. Journalists therefore need to know how big their target community is, what information it needs in order to thrive, and what other brands they interact with.
We also must ensure the community sees and recognizes that our organization is working on its behalf. Far too often, our content doesn't represent the community's interests, or we over-estimate the value of our existing content, and so the community doesn't recognize itself or its needs in the content. One of our clients, an alternative newspaper in the south of England, did a great job of investigating social problems, but ignored the vibrant culture scene in the city. When they began to cover that scene, they began to grow, because they better resembled their market.
Community-focused people ask themselves the following types of questions when considering any project, initiative or strategy:
Who, amongst our known community, is this for?
How can we reach them?
How can we activate them?
What are they saying about this?
How can we attract more people like them?
The engagement mindset
The Internet giants defined engagement as the time spent interacting with particular content, whether user-generated or created by a provider. That measure matters for us, too. But engagement has other, multiple meanings for a contemporary news outlet. It is the cornerstone of trust, because people place greater trust in others whom they can contact, see, and exchange with*. It is the gateway to data, because through those interactions, we learn more about our users.
Engagement also means being visibly present when something important happens in the community, and visibly alert to changes in the natural, social, political or economic environments that affect our users. Engagement means acting as though we share in the fate of the community, and are working to shape it for the community's benefit.
Engagement-minded people ask themselves the following questions when considering any project, initiative or strategy:
What do we want the "customer journey" to be during and through this project?
What forms of interaction and opportunities for involvement do we want to offer our target audience through this project?
What can we give them that will be meaningful to them?
What can we get in return for this value?
The growth mindset
The existential objective of any news organization is to grow. Editorial health, brand value and organizational sustainability are all tied to building and maintaining growth. Growth is what an organization's management team must track and measure to determine its success over time.
Every project, every initiative, must be considered in the light of a single, overriding question: How will we use this work to grow? What will it add to our asset and skills base? Who will it draw into our community?
The growth-focused person asks themselves questions like these when considering any project, initiative or strategy:
How many individuals do we currently have within the target audience for this project? (Sometimes a few are enough.)
What do we know about the behavior and traits of the target audience that we can leverage to reach others like them? How will they contribute to a wider impact?
How many target audience members do we want after this project (specifically, a hard, measurable number)?
What action do we want new target audience members to take (join, subscribe, retweet, etc.)? Put another way, what is their point of conversion, whether or not they become paying customers??
What outreach, marketing functions and interventions do we plan on undertaking to reach the target audience for this project?
What is the budget (time, resources and expenditures) to facilitate these actions?
At what point or milestone will we review the project to determine its success or failure, expansion or termination?
Moving forward, every decision – every news story, every website improvement, every event, every marketing campaign, every year-end appeal, every hire – needs to be evaluated through these five lenses.
In particular, successful product development requires bringing together representatives of different functions within an organization – in our case, business, editorial, community, engagement and growth – to approach problems or projects strategically and holistically. In no other business we know of (we have collectively studied industries ranging from automobile bearings to electric guitars) would leaders undertake an initiative based solely on the desire of a single department. In fact, cross-functional teams have become standard features in most growing industries.
Not incidentally, when you bring together the various people in your organization who manage key activities and functions to decide on how you will commit your resources, make sure you document the expected effects and benefits from the perspective of the five mindsets. As Nobel economics laureate Richard Thaler says, "If you didn't write it down, it didn't happen." More important, if you can't remember what you were aiming for, you can't tell with any accuracy how close you came to your goals.
Where does your newsroom stand in relation to the five mindsets? Have you tried them, in one form or another? How did it work out?
If you want to talk about your experience, let us know. We're always looking for cases to study and write about: dialogger@tactile.news
Excerpted from Community-Powered Journalism: A Manual for sustainability and growth in independent news (publication pending; copyright 2018-2020 Davis and Hunter, all rights reserved).
*Pogosyan, Marianna, "Who Do You Trust? The Psychology of trust and how to build it across cultures." Psychology Today, June 52017. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/between-cultures/201706/who-do-you-trust


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pand. Adult females lay eggs on decaying plant and animal matter where they hatch into larvae, which are called maggots. That is to say, have all the ingredients measured and prepped as much as possible. We're working on getting more 2021 classes up! Lv 4. Guinea Pig. Aerial Animals Chart With Names Sunday, June 16, 2019 Add Comment Edit. We build each piece of equipment as if our own daughter was going to use it - and she does! Paul Hamilton/CC-BY-2.0. That's how we learn the most. NOTE: Even if you opt to show your video, for the class recordings, which go out to the general public as on-demand classes, NO ONE'S video is shown except for mine. I'm also always testing and developing new recipes (as well as modifying and perfecting old ones) to make sure students get the best, clearest, easiest-to-follow recipes — qualities that have become trademark in my work. (This is one of the reasons I don't share the recipes until I know we've reached the minimum threshold.). In addition to many species of birds and insects, many other types of animals are aerial as well. List of Animal Names in English . Absolutely! Donkey. My aim is that you walk away with a richer understanding of food, cooking, and eating than before you arrived. Buffalo. Download Image. You've surely heard of common animal names like rats, dolphins, rabbits, apes, ducks, pigs and snakes. They have wings instead of front legs. Aerial animals include birds, insects, bats, sugar gliders, and flying squirrels. Most terms used here may be found in common dictionaries and general information web sites. You might choose to cook along for just one of the dishes or all of them. This allows them to compete for sunlight and nutrition … stag-horn fern. Feb 22, 2015 - Explore Joshua's board "SEA ANIMALS LIST NAMES" on Pinterest. Not only does this increase connection among the students, both my assistant and I see your questions and make sure we answer all of them. Download aerial animal stock photos. (That makes my heart sing.) Do Something. Home › aerial animals chart with names › aerial animals images with names › aerial animals list with names and pictures › aerial animals names › aerial animals names and pictures › aerial animals names list. *Various holidays and seasons (Mother's Day, Easter, Passover, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Summer, Fall, etc.) I've written three cookbooks (The Joy of Vegan Baking, The Vegan Table, and Color Me Vegan), and two lifestyle books (Vegan's Daily Companion and The 30-Day Vegan Challenge), which also include recipes. Affordable and search from millions of royalty free images, photos and vectors. You will receive a follow-up email whether you are in the live class or not. Some well-known types of animals, listed by their common names: Because the value of the classes includes exclusive recipes and resources as well as the live class / video recording, once a class is officially a go and you get access to the recipes, you cannot be refunded. The entire cycle takes 7 to 10 days. Alpaca. 5 years ago. Each class is officially a go once a minimum number of slots are filled — at which time the recipes appear on the document. We incorporate innovative materials and features into aerial circus equipment to make them more usable, versatile, safe and fun! It is entirely up to you how you want to enjoy the class. Sharks: 6 deaths a year. (Some special / holiday classes are scheduled for 90 minutes, but they're the exception.) They use the sunlight to make their food. What Are Terrestrial Animals Easy … But what about cities and countries around the world whose animal origins are much less apparent? When did organ music become associated with baseball? Feel free to write a new animal article. Download both the charts … These include animals such as Whales, Seals, Walrusses, Otters, and Beavers. This Site Might Help You. Animal Mask Images Stock Photos Vectors Shutterstock Download Image. Why are they in the air!! How tall are the members of lady antebellum? If you have issues during the class, my assistant is there to help you. They are known as aerial animals. Anything. A collaborative encyclopedia for real animals that anyone can edit. The scariest predators aren't as dangerous as you might expect - but don't underestimate the little guys. The best examples of aerial plants are the Banyan tree and the mop top Robinia. How old was queen elizabeth 2 when she became queen? Subscribe to get health, joy, and compassion in your inbox! RE: a to z list of aerial animals and birds? Common Domestic Animals Domestic Animals Chart Here are the list of common domestic animals and all domestic animals. There are different types of animals, and the two main differences are that some animals are domesticated, which are the ones that have a strong relationship with humans, and others are wild. If we go over and you need to drop off, you can always view the video later. Copyright © 2020 Multiply Media, LLC. However, if the class does not meet the minimum sign-up threshold and I cancel the class, you have the option of getting a full refund or switching to a different class. Absolutely! Such animals have wings to fly and legs to walk on the land. Examples: water lily. Join me today as we explore our connection with animals through geographical locations inspired by animals. )", followed by 519 people on Pinterest. *And everything in between. Follow the ABCs of animals up in the air. Aerial birds take advantage of strong air currents to aid their efficient, often acrobatic flight, though the type of flight style will vary for different species. The aardvark's diet consists almost entirely of ants and termites. Ultimately, what we take away is based on what we give, so I encourage you to be present and engaged in the class. Log in. Their bodies are covered with feathers. Some animals live in water like fish, octopus, whale, etc. Aerial animals include birds, insects, bats, sugar gliders, flying squirrels, and many others! Find out more about this animal here. See more ideas about baby animals, baby animal names, pet names. The former comprise aerial animals that impose their muscular strength and action to generate the necessary aerodynamic forces that allow them to fly. Two Legs Four Legs Six Legs More Download Image. English Lessons For … Bromeliads. Unless something goes horribly wrong (and it rarely does), each class is recorded, and students receive the class recording within 2 days of the live class. Tillansia. While living compassionately and consciously is not about being perfect, and while some students may not have access to the same bulk stores and package-free ingredients as me, I make an effort in my classes to use (and promote) as little packaging and plastic as possible, which is why so many of my recipes and menus are for how to cook and bake homemade and from-scratch! I have found that 60 minutes is the ideal amount of time to spend in a virtual class. Shark attacks are pretty rare. I have no idea! Aerial Animals, Bats, Sugar Gliders, Flying squirrels, Flying Lizards .. Aerial Birds : Piegoen, Crow, Sparrow, Eagles, all birds. You might think of obvious ones, such as Buffalo NY; Beaver, UY; White Horse, NJ; or Eagle River in Ontario; or Weston-Under-Lizard near Birmingham in the UK. Goat. Mammals are any vertebrates within the class Mammalia, a clade of endothermic amniotes distinguished from reptiles (including birds) by the possession of a neocortex (a region of the brain), hair, three middle ear bones and mammary glands.Females of all mammal species nurse their young with milk, secreted from the mammary glands. How would you describe the obsession of zi dima? You can decide in advance which dishes you want to cook along with. They eat. Download in under 30 seconds. Where can i find the fuse relay layout for a 1990 vw vanagon or any vw vanagon for the matter? Sometimes it's an issue on the user side, and when there's an issue on my side, we do our best to mitigate it right away. You can participate in the class using Zoom on your computer, tablet or mobile device. For many animals, particularly domesticated ones, there are specific names for males, females, young, and groups.. By Staff Writer Last Updated Mar 27, 2020 4:39:27 AM ET. How long was Margaret Thatcher Prime Minister? List of animals names Sheep Cat Dog Camel Crocodile Polar bear Cow Horse Pig Elephant Bear Giraffe Goose Cock Hen Fox Wolf Elk Mouse Frog Kangaroo Ant Dragon fly Grass hopper Owl Deer Turtle Bee Ladybird Worm Monkey Raabbit Hippo Fly Mosquito Butterfly Print the lesson on animals names To print the lesson on animals right click on a white … Some animals live on land as well as in water like crocodile, tortoise frog, etc. Saved by Price Cut books Limited. Cat. Aerial Animals is a family-owned business in Golden, Colorado. Become a supporter today. This makes their bodies light and helps in flying. Sometimes we stick around a little longer to finish something up or to enjoy a bonus cocktail by our resident mixologist (my adorable husband), but we like to honor your time and keep the classes to 60 minutes. There are currently 7,551 articles and 77,242 edits on this wiki. Each cooking class is fully interactive. Dec 27, 2015 - Explore Angela Buckley's board "renaming animals", followed by 535 people on Pinterest. mangroves. Aerial Animals. Some birds stay aloft with very little wing motion, soaring effortlessly for hours, while others dart and dive about, twisting and turning to take advantage of every small change in the surrounding air. We do our best to prepare you in advance so you are ready for when the class begins. Download Aerial animal images and photos. green moss mushroom. 0 0. rahul. How long will the footprints on the moon last? Sometimes technical issues are out of our control, but so far, we've never had any real issues that took away from the purpose of the class. They eat other living things. Write the differences between plants and animals: _____ _____ _____ _____ They grow. These are animals such as alligators, frogs, toads, etc. 0 0. Pets & Animals Home / Science / Biology / Botany / What Are Examples of Aerial Plants? bromeliad . The animal's name comes from its excellent burrowing ability. Cow. Whatever you decide, I suggest you have your mise en place all ready. The best part is that I, too, make mistakes, and you see me make them live in real time. Upon completing your registration, you receive your confirmation email, which includes the link to our Zoom class, along with information and recipes. Truly powered flight can only be achieved by birds, bats and insects. *Cooking with specific foods/ ingredients (Aquafaba, Beans, Spices & Herbs, Greens, Lentils, Grains, etc. Aerial animals are animals that can transport themselves in the air either by gliding or flying. That means the recipes, resources, video recording, and even the chat transcript are yours to enjoy. Some of the aquatic animals will start their life in water and later on the mall to become terrestrial animals. Animals Pictures With Names Biography. Aquatic plants are plants that live in water and it also called hydrophytes. Pig. *Different types of cuisines (Italian, Thai, Asian, Mexican, etc.) What are the disadvantages of primary group? Stormwater Catchment Management Boundaries Download Image. Adams. In 1904 Orwell moved with his mother and sister to England where he remained until 1922. They reproduce. (Thanks everyone for your kind words and for the b, I wish you could be here to celebrate what would h, How our animal-related words and expressions, A Gaggle of Geese, a Pride of Lions, a School of Fish, and More Collective Animal Nouns, Tissues vs. Handkerchiefs (Zero-Waste Journey). Ncert Class 9 Science Lab Manual Animal Kingdom Cbse Tuts Download Image . Easy learning : Animals Chart - Wild Animals names. Terrestrial Animal Wikipedia Download Image. However, what follows are a list of animals with unusual names, along with some facts about them. While I do send a reminder email out a couple days before our class, I encourage you to add the class to your calendar as soon as you register. I'm thrilled to say that many students are regulars and repeats, and you will no doubt get to know some fabulous people when you attend these classes. (Mise en place is a French culinary phrase meaning "everything in its place."). What Are Examples of Aerial Plants? coral. Most live classes become on-demand classes within 2 days. They eat. Aerial animals are further divided by the mode of locomotion they use in flight. Mammal Animal Names. Aerial animals are basically any animal who can naturally fly, glide, or soar in the air. Larvae go into a resting phase and are called pupae. Flies go through 4 stages of metamorphosis. Over 9,230 Aerial animal pictures to choose from, with no signup needed. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Multiply. See more ideas about animals, funny animal names, funny animals. But what about cities and countries around the world whose animal origins are much less apparent? Their bones are hollow and light. Why don't libraries smell like bookstores? dead animal! 7 Pins • 93 followers. January's classes (SEVEN of them!) Dog. His father, Richard Walmesley Blair was a civil servant for the British government. You're in! The best-known source of many English words used for collective groupings of animals is The Book of Saint Albans, an essay on hunting published in 1486 and attributed to Juliana Berners. More information... More ideas for you. An aerial plant has roots above the ground. There are two types: motorized and non-motorized. So, yes, despite being online the classes foster connection. Some students love being able to cook along; some students love to just watch. Different animals live in different kinds of homes. Inter state form of sales tax income tax? Aerial plants are plants that live on the branches and trunks of other plants and it is also called epiphytes. Explore. They can not move. Aerial animals are basically any animal who can naturally fly, glide, or soar in the air. Unsubscribe anytime. More than that, you will get helpful step-by-step instructions about each dish I'm demonstrating and a clear up-close view of all the ingredients and procedures. spanish moss. Aerial Animals Names Saturday, August 8, 2015 Add Comment Edit. An animated alphabet story book by E.B. Put the sentences into the box below. Supporters make this podcast possible and receive written transcripts of each an every episode. Enter your email address to receive an email whenever a new post goes live. Jun 4, 2015 - Explore WhaleLover Oceanographer's board "Name That Baby Animal 2015 :. START YOUR JOURNEY WITH A FREE STARTER GUIDE + RECIPES! Aerial animals include birds, insects, bats, sugar gliders, and flying squirrels. But, for my part, if you know me, you know I'm pretty passionate about many things, and I can't help bringing my love of food, history, language, animals, film, literature, and food lore to each class. Pinterest. Aerial animals are basically any animal who can naturally fly, glide, or soar in the air. *Baking from scratch (Pizza Dough, Breads, Pretzels, Bagels, and Biscuits, Cakes, Pies, Cobblers, etc.) Creating an Extra Special Thanksgiving / Holiday During the Pandemic. When did Elizabeth Berkley get a gap between her front teeth? #HowTo #kids #kidslearning #animalnames. Daniella. If I asked you to name some cities and countries named after animals, how many could you come up with? SEA ANIMALS LIST NAMES Collection by Joshua. Does pumpkin pie need to be refrigerated? sea-animals-wall-chart.jpg (600×600) Learn English Grammar English Vocabulary Words Learn English Words English Study English Writing. Featured Articles . *Particular ways of cooking and eating (Quick & Easy, Oil-free, By Color/Phytochemicals, ) Source(s): list aerial animals birds: https://bitly.im/DfWxt. *Focused on meals (Packed Lunches, Breakfast, Brunch, Fancy Dinner, Quick Dinner, etc.) See more ideas about sea animals, animals, list of animals. I look forward to being connected with you! They can move from one place to another. George Orwell (1903-1950) was born Eric Arthur Blair in 1903 in Motihari, Bengal, India. Learn about some of the lesser known and oddly named animals of the world. Sheep. Who is the actress in the saint agur advert? *Homemade from scratch (Seitan, Tempeh, Tofu, Miso, Nut Cheeses, Nut Butters, etc.) Thank you so much for subscribing! A shelter protects them from heat, cold, rain and enemies. Today. Animals names with pictures and words. Here are some of the animals responsible for the most human deaths. Or create one of the wanted pages. Their shelters are their homes. Don't Do Nothing Because You Can't Do Everything. Common Domestic Animals; List of Domestic Animals ; Download Domestic Animals Chart; Camel. are already up and ready for your registration! Jose María Melero Tejedor/YouTube. No classification system is universally accepted; McKenna & Bell (1997) and Wilson & Reader (2005) provide useful recent compendiums. 0 1. zazueta. Please help Animal Database expand! African Bush Elephant – click picture for more information. Who is the longest reigning WWE Champion of all time? Rat. After the live class is over and enjoyed by students in real time, each class gets converted into an on-demand class so that others may enjoy the recipes, resources, and video recording. I encourage engagement and follow-up, including posting photos, questions, and comments on our private Facebook page. Once you are registered and the class is a go, you are officially enrolled. You might think of obvious ones, such as Buffalo NY; Beaver, UY; White Horse, NJ; or Eagle River in Ontario; or Weston-Under-Lizard near Birmingham in the UK. Some birds living in very cold places such as Siberia, cannot survive the cold winter. While I am demonstrating, you can chime in with comments, questions, and ooohs and ahhhs the entire time. Download Image . Water Download Image. Horse. Ocellated Turkey | Hawaiian Monk Seal. There are two species of African elephant: the African bush elephant and the African forest elephant. All Rights Reserved. Source(s): https://shrink.im/a8xI0. 15. On the contrary, the way of locomotion without motor, does not use energy. Examples: orchids. Like us, all animals need shelter to live in. 778. Contribute. My goal is to have the recipes available to you at least 5 days before the class to give you enough time to order / shop for ingredients, should you choose to cook along. African Elephant. Animal Pictures For Kids Wild Animals Pictures Animal Crafts For Kids Printable Animal Pictures Preschool Pictures Wild Animals List Zoo Animals Animals For Kids Animal Worksheets. No animal products are ever used in my recipes, so yes, all the classes are vegan / plant-based, which means nothing that comes out of or off of an animal. Mammal classification has been through several iterations since Carl Linnaeus initially defined the class. Many friends and family members join from different cities, then share a virtual meal with each other once the class is over. *Cooking with specific appliances (Air-Fryer, Pressure Cooker, Slow Cooker / Crockpot, etc.) One of the benefits of live classes is that they're in real time, which means it's a live feed. 4 years ago. They have roots in the ground. Name: _____ Date: _____ Worksheet 1 1.- Complete this Venn Diagram. Llama. They emerge as adult flies with 2 wings rather than the 4 common to most insects. Welcome to Animal Database! Download Domestic animals Chart with Names for Nursery Kids. We specialize in AmSteel-reinforced cotton trapeze ropes and lyra bridles. Learning English For Kids. My classes span a huge range, and your suggestions are always welcome: If I asked you to name some cities and countries named after animals, how many could you come up with? While I love to see the faces of my students, the use of video during the live class is optional.
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