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Have you ever built, or even thought about building a website that has the capability of bringing in a regular income for you?
One that offers a passive earning power would be fabulous wouldn't it? Your site earns while you sleep – a 24/7 earner!
Well, you can do it- and you should!
Perhaps you have had ideas of creating your super niche site in the past, or maybe they've just remained as thoughts and not yet got out of the starting blocks. But if you haven't, here are some tips that may be useful in your quest for that niche that has plenty of dollar signs attached.
Creating a niche site can appear to be easy, yet when you get down to it, difficulties seem to abound.
Because, not everyone has an open mind as to what they may be good at or know a lot about in order to create that perfect niche.
That's what a 'niche' is all about. I like to think of it as a 'real passion'. Your best niche will come from one of your passions or interests.
When you look at it like that, suddenly more of the internet haziness becomes clearer. Writing about something you love and are knowledgeable about will be simpler than writing about stuff you have little or no interest in.
Therefore, does your chosen niche have potential when it comes to being able to earn money from blogging about it? Most niches will work to some extent while others certainly have much more potential.
A huge number of websites, this one included are related to the 'making money' niche. I try to show visitors exactly how they can make money on their computers. After all, that is what most of us are trying to do?
Adhering to the make money niche is not necessary, there are millions of other high earning sites with a diverse of niches. There's room for everyone's idea – so think about the niche's potential in a crowded marketplace.
The ability to build a successful site that pulls in over $500 a month is very straight forward, yet many people approach it from the wrong angle and perspective. They have no chance and fall at the first fence!
Yes, there are folks out there who make hundreds of thousands of dollars from rubbish niche sites while selling questionable products. But many have developed savvy skills (not always white hat), i.e. spammy, SEO and technical abilities that we mightn't have.
So we've got to come up with a better way, and especially one that really helps people.
Step #1 -Brainstorm niche ideas.
Jot down as many ideas for a niche site as possible, using your passions and interests as a starting point.
Good to have a wide array of products that can be reviewed and discussed.
A higher price and lower volume is desirable.
Make sure that there are useful affiliate programs offering good commissions.
Are people making money through it right now?
Could you write 100+ articles on the topic with ease?
Step #3: Setup your site using this tutorial.
I recommend building a website using WordPress. The process is simple; the support is excellent, and the results can be fantastic.
Free WP themes are available everywhere but tend to lack the flexibility and functionality of the paid themes. Look around for the best design of theme for your niche – Genesis is my #1 rated framework, followed by Thesis.
Review of the Genesis and Thesis Frameworks, and how they compare against each other.
If you are unsure about the process of setting up a site in WP, there are so many tutorials to guide you. Practice makes perfect!
Step #4: Start your keyword research.
This is an important task that requires patience and perseverance, so using a good keyword tool is vital. Try to find 10 of the best keyword terms to try to rank for. You will then be able to write a blog post targeting each in a separate article.
Step #5: Sign up to affiliate programs related to your niche.
To stop spam comments from damaging your site – install Akismet.
Improve your SEO – install WordPress SEO by Yoast for all onsite SEO for pages and posts. Pick and choose other plugins that you like or need.
Step #8: Create a list of contacts to share your new site with, such as friends and colleagues.
Step #9: Setup a Google+ account.
Do this to avail of Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools for comprehensive site analysis, as well as being able to sign up for an Adwords and/or Adsense account. Don't forget to create your Google Plus social sharing page too!
Step #10: Setup social media: Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
Interact with relevant forums and leave comments on plenty of related blog posts. Click any 'share' and 'like' buttons on social media sites to register your interest.
Remember to build useful links throughout your site linking between pages and posts to related content in articles.
Use affiliate links properly. What I mean by that is, do not link out to affiliate and product sites everywhere on your site. Create product and review landing pages to receive the links, then from those pages, create the outward affiliate links.
Step #12: Sign up to collect email addresses from subscribers.
Find the one that suits your budget, get the code and add it to your site.
Continue your keyword research and content creation to flesh out your site, not forgetting to build useful and meaningful links for SEO purposes. Be active on your social media channels too.
There you have it, my 12 steps to creating a niche website that has the potential to make you at least $500/month. But, it doesn't stop there; this is just the beginning!
This is exactly how to build a niche website the right way – i.e. not spammy that in time should make you in excess of $500 a month.
Really? "Is that all I have to do?" I hear you say.
That's just about it. Don't get me wrong though, you can sum up the process in 12 steps, but it takes a heck of a lot of work with buckets of trial and error.You're going to make a consistent income when you can rank well in Google for your selected buying keyword terms. Spend loads of time doing keyword research, as that is your ticket to ensure that your link building efforts are a success and not wasted on terms with a low monetary benefit.
Don't get discouraged if it takes several months to see high rankings or even your first dollar, that's normal.
Every bit of content you create is another jigsaw in this giant linking puzzle which all go toward opening new doors for someone to find you. This is not a fly-by-night project – you're in it for the long haul!
That said, if you're prepared to devote more time up front, in the end you'll be rewarded with a business and asset that will make you a "passive income" for years to come.
Yes! Good, because I'm serious about helping you!
I can be contacted anytime either there on my WA profile – Rob3 or right here.
Do chip in with your thoughts and experiences. We are always open to new ideas, products and post suggestions, and enjoy hearing from you. Have you found one of those killer niches yet? Tell us about it!
$500 extra per month for many families can have a positive impact, especially with today's financial difficulties, and the extra income can go a long way. I really enjoyed reading your quick start guide on building niche websites which will help many newbies to get started online.
I have just bookmarked this article since there's something here to help me too.
Success doesn't just happen, it has to be worked for. Those who exude passion for their chosen niche definitely have a head start over others. And, as you say, writing about what you know is a lot easier than trying to churn out researched stuff that you don't really understand.
I enjoy trying to help others bypass the pitfalls and scams that I fell prey to. We've all been duped and scammed at some point and I look on it as, the necessary learning curve for online marketers. Learning from mistakes is the best way to avoid repeating them.
Develop a passion, and with dedication and hard work success will come.
Really like the information contained in your post, straightforward simple to follow steps and in the correct order. Great work and I wish you and everyone great success for the future.
I'm glad you found the info interesting, Sheila. Thanks for taking the time to drop by and comment!
Great to be back at your blog again, Rob.
That's quite a comprehensive breakdown on how to build a niche.
I have been hearing all these buzz about Yoast. How is it different from All-In-One SEO plugin? I presume that I can only use either one. Is that true?
I've been using Yoast for years as I prefer its SEO features to those in All-in-One. It's all a preference thing with users, isn't it?
Yes, there's no need for both!
You sure make it sound so easy. I started over a year ago and have the best training and the best group, including support and help. But I have failed to convert with over 4 websites to date.
What would you say here to help me get moving in the right direction? What is it that I do wrong?
Rick, it's all about building a quality site with plenty of useful content that people are interested in. I see many folks trying too hard and putting their efforts in the wrong places. I like to think of my business as one that is helping others to solve problems or offering them stuff that they will find useful in their marketing businesses.
Be patient and not pushy!
Making money on a computer is really a simple process.
If people follow the right path, they can certainly avoid getting scammed.
How right you are, Dan.
If folks just do the leg work in training they would be surprised at how fast they could master the online world and start their own businesses.
Wow — great article. I was worried it would be a little long with 12 steps but you made it very concise and easy to read, and the use of pictures is perfect. Very impressive!
If people follow your advice and follow the process step-by-step, they will have their own money making niche website up and running in no time!
Cheers John. I always like the step-by-step approach, so gave it a go here hoping it would simplify the process of building a niche.
This is a really nice site!
I like the way you have clearly set out the actions necessary to build a niche site, thank you for this useful information.
Is there any particular reason why you didn't mention Listwire among your Auto Responders? Very nice site. Like the comics. Engaging and entertaining. I would like to learn more about Genesis.
Robert, to tell you the truth I hadn't come across Listwire before as it has never been referred to when researching Auto Responders. Thank you for introducing it to me, I will take a closer look at it!
Thanks for the likeness to comics – I'll take that as a compliment!


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Let's get it out of the way. The Sony PCM-D1 is expensive and discontinued. So why are we writing about it? Allow us to explain in this edition of Patina.
Justifying the idea spending two large on a discontinued hand-held audio recorder — especially in the recent proliferation of budget-recorders and smart phone apps — can seem downright crazy. But the Sony PCM-D1 is one serious piece of gear, engineered by serious people for serious reasons. Everyone from professional recorders, to musicians, to dedicated concert bootleggers have come to appreciate the D1's industrial build quality, intuitive layout, and most importantly, impressive results. X-Y pattern condenser mics, large (and gorgeous) analog VU meters for at-a-glance metering, the D1 could record up to 24-bit audio files on its internal flash memory or memory stick and transfer via USB to any device. Constructed of scratch-proof pressed titanium, the D1 is bluntly robust — a brick of a device — and an all-in-one solution for capturing stunning stereo, anywhere.
A descendent of Sony's "Densuke" series, which helped give birth to the live-recording craze of the 70's, the PCM-D1 is the creation of Hiroki Oka and Junichi Nagahara, who conceived the D1's design. Today, the PCM-D1 has been universally regarded as one of the finest portable field recording devices created. But more than that, it's a hallmark of Sony's golden era of over-engineering. Despite its price, it can compete with today's multi-component systems costing thousands more. None of which look half as great as the D1 — particularly in our guest photographer Jonas Elmqvist's carry shown here. But hurry, if you're looking to brandish a D1 on your next sonic adventure it's worth noting that stock is quickly dwindling.
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Using a dry rub is one of the best ways to season any pork, whether it is tenderloin, shoulder, ribs, or chops. Pork chops, in particular, can be a challenging dish because, while they can have great flavor, it is easy to overcook them and end up dry and with minimal flavor.
Today, we will tell you about how you can grill delicious pork chops and get a ton of flavor to make them your new favorite grilled meat.
Purchasing Pork Chops - The process for grilling great pork chops starts before you even start cooking. Choosing the right pork chops is just as important as preparing and grilling them. It is recommended that you use one-inch thick pork chops. This gives you enough meat to resist the heat and not overcook as opposed to thinner cuts where the heat will go through the meat quickly. For the best flavor, use a bone-in chop. The bone creates insulation for the meat, which locks in flavor and moisture during the cooking process.
Brining - You can do a lot to help your pork chops by brining them before grilling. Just a simple brine can keep the meat tender and give it a delicate texture. This keeps the meat juicy and flavorful. To create the brine, you can combine salt, sugar, and water into a large pan, cook until the salt and sugar dissolve and let the brine cool to room temperature before adding ice water. Place the pork chops in a resealable bag and pour the brine carefully into the bag. Try to remove as much air as possible before sealing the bag. To achieve the best results from brining, the meat should stay in the brine for between 8 and 12 hours and be refrigerated in a baking dish.
The Rub - Pork chops already come with great flavor, but you can take it to the next level with a great BBQ pork rub. Casa M Spice Co™ Whole Hog™ is a great dry rub for pork that is loaded with flavors that add spice, sweetness, and enhance the natural flavors of pork. The salt, black pepper, and paprika are great elements to a BBQ pork rub. Experiment with how much or little you want to put on your pork chops, but remember that the right rub can really give you a tremendous flavor for pork chops. Make sure the pork chops are completely dry after removing from the brine and add a light layer of oil to prime the pork chops before applying the rub. Please make sure the pork chops are evenly covered and let them sit at room temperature for 30 minutes before grilling.
Grilling - Now that you have prepared your pork chops, you are ready to grill. Start by making sure the grates of the grill are clean. You can oil the grates if needed. Bring the grill to a medium heat and gently place the pork chops on the grill and cover. Each side should take 4 to 6 minutes to cook. Be careful when flipping the meat and use tongs or a spatula so as to not stab into the meat. You run the risk of losing the great natural juice locked inside the meat by doing that. If you want to achieve those perfect grill marks, let the pork chops sear for 2 to 3 minutes and rotate a quarter turn to cook for 2 to 3 more minutes. Then flip and repeat the process for the opposite side. When the pork chops are ready, you want to check to make sure they are properly cooked. The internal temperature should read 140 degrees and, at that point, the pork chops can be removed from the grill.
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David Michael Dellucci
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Height 5' 10", Weight 180 lb.
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Debut June 3, 1997
Final Game July 22, 2009
Born October 31, 1973 in Baton Rouge, LA USA
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In 1997 with the AA Bowie BaySox, David Dellucci hit .327 - 2nd in the Eastern League. On June 25, 1997, playing for the Baltimore Orioles he hit his first major league home run off Cal Eldred of the Milwaukee Brewers. Dellucci has the unique distinction of having drawn his first intentional walk prior to earning his first major league hit.
On May 27, 2008, playing for the Cleveland Indians, he stole home as part of the most recent successful triple steal in the majors; Jamey Carroll stole second and Grady Sizemore stole third on the play.
Dellucci is announcing games on the SEC Network in 2019. His wife, Rachel Reynolds is a model on The Price Is Right, which David has appeared on with her several times.
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NL Triples Leader (1998)
20-Home Run Seasons: 1 (2005)
Won a World Series with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2001
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Gene Wilder stars as Michael Jordon, an architect on the run from false murder charges, who hooks up with Kate Hellman (Gilda Radner), the sister of a recent suicide victim.
Disappointing to say the least, considering its star talent in Wilder and Radner.
Wilder and Radner shoot for an old-fashioned romantic mystery thriller kinda thing; they ended up shooting themselves in the foot.
Very weak and lifeless comedy/murder/detective film which can't quite decide what it really wants to be overall, Wilder of course is a comic genius and Radner was also at her peak of powers but neither really come across as funny or interesting. The whole film is pretty dull with nothing much happening anywhere, one minute its a 'who done it?' the next its a slapstick farce? could work but here it simply doesn't and its a shame as everyone loves Wilder and wants to see him in good films.
An interesting idea, but it isn't as funny as it thinks it is. It's just okay.
Where's Richard Pryor when you need him?


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An Anna Magnani retrospective screens at Film Society of Lincoln Center from May 18 – June 1, 2016.
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About Anna Magnani
Anna Magnani (1908-1973) was an Academy Award-winning stage and film actress who was the symbol of Italian post-war cinema. Magnani (sounds like Mañana with an "ee") played working-class women with fiery Latin passion. She could be funny, but was known for being explosive. Some filmmakers consider Anna to have been one of the greatest screen actresses of all time.
Her performance in Roberto Rossellini's Rome, Open City (1945) made Magnani an international star. In it, she plays a woman trying to protect her resistance fighter husband from the Nazis.
New York Times film critic A.O. Scott talks about "Rome, Open City"
American playwright Tennessee Williams liked Anna's work so much that he wrote the play The Rose Tattoo for her. She didn't accept the 1951 Broadway role because of her limited English at the time. However, Magnani's performance in the 1955 film opposite Burt Lancaster earned an Academy Award for Best Actress. Magnani plays a widowed mother trying to protect her teenage daughter while processing the loss of her cheating husband.
Magnani's final film was Fellini's Roma (1972). It is a surreal insider's look at Italian culture.
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If you have a Latin woman in your life, you will recognize the fiery character of Anna Magnani.


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It's hard to imagine, but maybe in this respect, the guild is actually doing right by the public at large.
LATER: Jay Rosen finds in this post by Jeff Bercovici the poster child of what he calls the guild mentality and what I call the clubbyness of journalism.
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Oh, and I had an argument in guild chat about Han Solo and Greedo (Han shot first, you fools!), which is about as low as a nerd can sink.
Some bozo who asked in guild chat, in which we are only permitted to speak ic, So what the!
It requires a huge sacrifice to translate, and the subsuming of the individuals to the guild is fascinating and works well.
The character of the master (the creative writing teacher), as in the medieval guild, is an indispensable element.
The guild is self-governing, and masters theoretically have equal rights.
So the writing guild is rapidly eating into the rest of the humanities, and at the MFA level, it is very profitable too.
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Unpicking Redmond's strategy for devs following the launch of an updated Visual Studio
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Remember when Microsoft first hyped the Windows 10 development platform? "One Windows" was the theme. "Just one API and one package to reach all Windows 10 devices – PC, tablet, phone and more," said Windows developer corporate VP Kevin Gallo at the time.
That was in April 2015. Just two months later, everything was different, as the company "aligned its engineering efforts" or, put more bluntly, started the process of scrapping Windows Phone.
The "Universal Windows Platform" (UWP) remains, though if developers want to code a .NET app that is in any sense universal, they must choose a Xamarin cross-platform app, not UWP.
What then does Microsoft's Windows development strategy look like today? Gallo came to London earlier this month to explain at a Windows Developer Day. The rallying call now is not One Windows, but rather modernisation.
Modernization: Microsoft's new buzzword for Windows devs
What is modernization? The term is a catch-all for trends including seamless install and uninstall, mobility of experience across devices, up-to-date design, and access to cloud services.
"Modernization is a journey that we're always on. The world is expanding more capabilities faster than most of us can learn the technologies. We're investing in AI. We're investing in ML. We're investing in all these services that will hopefully give you a leap forward over the competition," said Gallo.
Specifically, Gallo noted that "in the Fall Creator's update we're providing three key technologies to help you modernize your applications. Modern installer, modern UI controls with Fluent Design, and seamless cross-device engagement with device relay and activity feed."
These terms need unpacking. "Modern installer" means deploying applications as Appx packages, which can be delivered from what is now called the Microsoft Store, either publicly, via a private Store portal for employees, or through a Mobile Device Management tool.
Microsoft has just released Visual Studio 2017 15.4, and one of its key features is the Windows Application Packaging Project. This is a simple way to use the Desktop Bridge to package any application as an Appx. I tried it with a simple Windows Forms application in Visual Studio. Add Windows Application Project template, add reference to my app, click Create App Package, and I had an Appx package. This is great, and important for the Store-centric deployment concept to have any chance of success.
Incidentally, Windows Forms applications remain popular for quick business applications, despite this being the oldest of the .NET GUI application frameworks. Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) was meant to replace it way back in 2007, and UWP is today's thing, but for non-designers Windows Forms is easier to work with (and UWP does not work on Windows 7).
Microsoft is making an effort to improve productivity for UWP developers via the Windows Template Studio, which lets you build a skeleton application from template elements, including common pages such as master/detail views, grids and charts, as well as interactions such as "toast" notifications and live tiles.
Windows Template Studio eases the path for non-designers working with UWP
Fluent Design System is the design concept underlying the latest UWP controls, as well as elements in Windows 10 itself. Its themes are light, depth, motion, materials and scale. The effect is understated but in the hands of a designer elegant results are possible.
Fluent Design is reflected in updated controls for the UWP
Cross-device engagement has two main pieces. Applications can create UserActivity elements which represent tasks relevant to that application, such as working on a specific document. This is saved to an internet service so that the user can pick up the same task automatically on another device.
Second, the Remote Systems API, which is also in SDKs for iOS and Android, lets application discover a user's devices and launch applications on them, enabling users to resume work or play on another device.
Microsoft is also talking up the ability to code UWP apps and games on Xbox One, a non-PC Windows platform that does still have some life in it. UWP games now have more extensive access to Xbox One hardware, with 6 cores, 5GB RAM and full access to the Direct3D 12 API.
It would also be remiss not to mention the company's investment in mixed reality and virtual reality, which is now part of the UWP and runs on PCs supported by new Mixed Reality headsets, or on HoloLens for more demanding business use.
Next page: So what is the strategy?
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Kris Machnick is not going to let a little thing like a birthday stand in the way of her goals. She celebrated her most recent lap around the sun by training hard at Pacific Edge Climbing Gym in Santa Cruz, California, an integral part of her preparation—which also includes CrossFit, weightlifting, aerobic activity, and endurance work—for an upcoming ice climbing expedition in Hemsedal, Norway. Of course, she still made time to celebrate with friends and family later that day—after all, you only turn 80 once.
Climbing in Norway is a return home for Machnick, who was raised in Kristiansund N., located a brisk 63 degrees north of the equator. She was born on the cusp of World War II, and her small town, technically a trio of islands, was nearly decimated by German bombers not long after fighting began. Machnick, the oldest of six siblings, recalls a childhood spent playing hopscotch and riding bicycles in the shadow of barbed wire and bomb shelters.
Machnick ready to take on Guinness Gully.
Machnick didn't have the opportunity to partake of Norway's famous outdoor pursuits—trekking, skiing, climbing—until she moved halfway across the world. She emigrated to the United States at 20 years old, seeking career opportunities that were unavailable back home, and met her now-husband shortly thereafter. The two embraced California's climate and recreation opportunities, creating a life that included plenty of time spent outdoors, from running marathons to hiking in Yosemite National Park.
During those adventures, both at home and while trekking abroad, Machnick often dreamt of adding climbing to her repertoire. She enjoyed any time spent outside, unchained from her desk, but especially loved the mountains—why not find a way to spend more time there? She didn't tie in, however, until after retirement, when she encountered a group of climbers during a trip to Cuba who helped resurrect her curiosity about the sport. Machnick visited a climbing gym for the first time shortly thereafter; she began climbing outdoors a few years later at 64 years old.
Feeling victorious on Lofoten's Rock N Roll Ridge.
Even as she was finding joy while fighting up increasingly difficult ice routes, Machnick was also watching with sadness as close family and friends were losing their own battles. Her eldest brother died of complications from Parkinson's disease in 2012; over the next six years, not only would her sister be diagnosed with the disease, but Machnick would also go on to lose three other close friends and relatives from Alzheimer's disease and Lewy body dementia.
Knowing that well-funded research is crucial to finding ways to hopefully prevent and develop cures for these diseases, Machnick realized that she could parlay her new passion and her status as an older climber into a fundraising effort. In January 2018, she launched the 8 for 80 project, where she promised to climb eight ice and rock routes around the world by the end of winter 2019, hoping to raise $100,000 to contribute toward Parkinson's and Alzheimer's research along the way.
Machnick's first climb for the project was Whorehouse Hoses (WI4/5), located just north of Silverton, Colorado, at the end of a long, high altitude approach in the San Juan Mountains. From there, she completed Bridal Veil Falls (WI5) in Keystone Canyon just outside of Valdez, Alaska, and knocked off another two routes during a trip to Lofoten, a Norwegian archipelago located north of the Arctic Circle.
Feeling joy at Red Rocks.
Unfortunately, she was injured during the latter trip, suffering multiple tears of the meniscus in her knee. The recovery period, along with lack of access due to wildfires in areas she planned to climb, presented setbacks, but Machnick remained committed, traveling to Canada as soon as her knee allowed. There, she met up with climber Sarah Hueniken and added two more climbs to her project tick list, Guinness Gully (WI4) and Louise Falls (WI5) near Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies.
Sinking her ice tools on Slippery When Wet (WI4/5) in Ouray, Colorado.
Kris, you are amazing. So glad you are part of our PE community. Keep Crushing!
Great story and inspiration for any age.. Thank you so much..


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Jodhamal Public School Wins the School Quiz League
JAMMU: Jodhamal Public School won one of the biggest Pan India quiz competition 'School Quiz League - Pratibha Ki Khoj' which was conducted in different schools of Jammu.
After the School round which was held in November the Regional Finals of The School Quiz League season 6 was held at Ramada Hotel , Jammu on 5th December.
200 Teams from almost all schools of Jammu participated in the Senior and the same number of team in the Junior category in the thrilling rounds of quizzing session which comprised of question from various domains such as current affairs , science and technology , computers etc. It was Jodhamal School all over, be it the participants or the audience.
Harmonjot Singh and Shreyas Andotra of Class 6 from Jodhamal School bagged the first position and moved to the national finals which will be held in New Delhi in January 2019.
The runners up position was also clinched by Jodhamal School in which Aditya and Rifaqat Ghani of class 8th got the better of the rest of the teams.
In the senior category the team of Anmol Gupta and Puneet Singh of Class 11th Scored the runners up position after giving a tough fight till the last question.
Harmanjot singh was adjudged the best quizzer and was awarded with the 'quizzer of the day' award .
Principal of the School Trilok Singh Bist congratulated the teams and appreciated the efforts put in by the mentor Sanjay Pandey in preparing the quizzers.


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Passionate and precocious, the next generation of bat conservationists bring their enthusiasm to their peers via the Web
Rachel writes for the Save Lucy Blog
Credit: Miceala Jemison
"There's Shark Week. Bats deserve a week, too, that's just all about them!"
Rachael Block laughed and shrugged when asked why she loves bats enough to write about them every week for the Save Lucy Campaign's bat rehabilitation blog.
"Their wings. How they hang upside down and you see their faces staring down at you when you look up at them. Everything, really."
But Rachael isn't a professional blogger; in fact, she relies on her parents to drive her anywhere. Now 14 and just beginning high school in Burke, Virginia, she began writing for the Save Lucy blog in 2013, as a 6th grader.
Alexis works with university professors to research White-nose Syndrome
Credit: Doug Canfield
Alexis Valentine, 14, of Gatlinburg, Tenn., agreed. Bats don't deserve their bad rap, and this is the sentiment that drives her as she has helped university professors work with bats and research White-nose Syndrome (WNS) in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park since the third grade.
Rachael and Alexis aren't alone in their motivation to seek out and share knowledge about bats with their friends, families and peers. They are part of a group of young people who will be introduced to middle schools across the country during the third annual Bat Week, held this year from October 24-31. An initiative of a growing number of partners including BCI, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the U.S. Forest Service and other government and conservation groups, Bat Week seeks to raise greater awareness of bat conservation efforts worldwide.
"The key thing for conservation is for people to feel invested," said BCI's Director of Communications and Public Engagement Micaela Jemison, who spearheads BCI's leading role in organizing Bat Week. "It's not a coincidence that Bat Week is the week of Halloween and targeted at kids old enough to understand the issues that face bats, but young enough for bats to still be cool. We want to inspire the next generation of bat conservationists."
One major highlight of this year's event is "Bat Squad!" This series of four, 15-minute webcasts that will dive into the efforts of nine young people to educate others on the benefits of bats, their habitats, the threats they face, and how they're getting more people involved in conservation. Each video is also accompanied by educational materials for teachers and parents to continue the batty fun offline. The videos aim not only to teach, but also to inspire even more kids to get involved themselves. The webcasts will air on BatWeek.org at 1pm ET from Tuesday 25th – Friday 28th of October.
"We're presenting them as movie stars, and the fact is, they really are," said Cynthia Sandeno, a partner with the "Bat Squad!" initiative and a U.S. Forest Service specialist in threatened, endangered and sensitive species "It's absolutely incredible that you have these kids doing work that professional wildlife biologists are out there doing."
Here's a peek at few of the webcast stars ahead of their national Bat Week debut.
Calvin uses GIS technology to chart with bats near his home in Texas
Calvin Carpenter, 10
First introduced to live bats in 2015 as a fourth-grader, Calvin Carpenter began to wonder if WNS had any chance of reaching the as-yet-unaffected populations of bats near his home in Lubbock, Texas.
With some digging, he learned that the nearest affected population was in Franklin County, Ark. With the help of his mother Penny, an instructor of geospatial technology, Calvin created a map that charted the maximum summer habitat ranges of the Texas bat populations around Bracken Bat Cave and the counties in Arkansas where WNS was known to occur. His maps—which translated to a first prize in a regional science competition—showed that even if both populations of bats strayed well beyond the extent of their known summer ranges, the fungus-carrying tri-color bats in Arkansas was unlikely to overlap with the Mexican free-tails of Texas.
"Bats migrate," Calvin said. "Even though white-nose only grows in cold weather, I'm afraid that it could somehow become adapted to warmer temperatures and wipe out all bats down here too."
Lindsey Hefernan, a wildlife biologist for the Pennsylvania Game Commission who maintains maps of WNS spread, furnished Calvin with the maps he needed.
"It gives me hope when I see a young person like Calvin thinking about such a complicated topic," Hefernan wrote via e-mail. "It's also important that he's thinking ahead and preparing for when the disease hits home."
Camryn researches wind turbine technology
Camryn Pettenger-Willey, 13
Mitigating wind turbine impacts
After a conversation with her parents Tonja Willey and Mary Pettenger about wind turbines and bat mortality, Camryn Pettenger-Willey got the bug to know if anything could be done about it.
Camryn researched wind turbine technology with Willey's help, an employee of Avangrid Renewables (formerly Iberdrola) in Portland, Ore. Pettenger helped their daughter reach out to a group of wind industry and conservation experts, including Cris Hein, BCI's wind energy program director, as well as Kevin Kinzie at General Electric, Tim Hayes at Duke Energy and Stu Webster at Iberdrola.
Knowing that scientists, like BCI's Cris Hein, are developing sound deterants for bats, Camryn sought to find the best placement for them on wind turbines. Using a deer whistles as a substitute, Camryn experimented with a sonic device and acoustic analysis on smaller fans to see where an emitter would be most effective. Surprisingly, she found that devices produced the most consistent sound when mounted on a fan's central nacelle rather than on its blades.
Not only did her project win her "best of show" in her category at the regional level, she was invited to present at the Oregon state science fair and selected as a semifinalist in the national Broadcom MASTERS science competition.
"The science fair helped spread my ideas, and it went pretty far," Camryn said. "But anyone can start with a small idea about how they can get involved in helping bats."
Oscar is a member of Team Chiroptera
Oscar Scholin, 14
Team Chiroptera
From the time he was five years old and his mother, Edie Rue, was tucking him into bed with yet another rendition of Stellaluna, Oscar Scholin has loved bats. Fast forward to 2014, when as a 7th grader, his science teacher Terry Kelly asked him if he'd be interested in joining Team Chiroptera. The new school club would be studying bats in and around Monterey Bay, Calif.
Oscar's answer, naturally, was yes.
Comprised of a core group of seven or eight kids that meet during lunch and after school, the team devised their first research project only with guidance from Kelly and local bat ecologist Dave Johnston. Seeking to learn whether the activity of bats in a given area differed depending on the size of the available habitat, they used audio recorders to collect bat call data at more than a dozen pine woodlands around the area. They expected that larger habitats would yield evidence of more bat activity, while smaller-sized areas would produce fewer recorded calls.
Team Chiroptera found the exact opposite: the activity numbers were more or less the same no matter the size of the habitat. The students realized that with only one detector per habitat, they probably weren't picking up on all the bats that could be lurking throughout the larger areas.
"What's neat about Terry [Kelly] and Dr. Johnston is that they let the kids come up with their hyposthesis all on their own," Rue said. "It isn't a preconceived idea they inserted the kids into. It's a sign of good science that it lead them to more questions."
Their work ultimately brought them to the 2015 symposium of the North American Society for Bat Research, where they presented a poster on their findings.
Oscar helped recruit new students into the club the following year, but now, as a new high school freshman, he'll only be able to help out after school hours. It doesn't seem to be slowing him down: just this past July, he was out in the field with Kelly and the other Team Chiroptera members, using bat detectors to find where bats liked to hang out the most around a local park. The sight of a group of kids and adults all staring up into the night sky attracted the interest of a random passer-by, who expressed surprised delight when informed they were looking for bats.
"It's an awesome opportunity to go out and do real science," Oscar said. "And you don't always need fancy equipment—just genuine interest and determination. There just are some things you can't learn in the classroom."
Alexis' nickname is "Bat Girl"
Alexis Valentine, 14
Netting and acoustical research
From the breezeway of her home near Gatlinburg, Tenn., Alexis Valentine has a front-row seat to the natural riches of the forests surrounding her. And no sense in waiting until she was older to get out and explore it — since the third grade, Alexis has been helping to track and research bats in and around the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Accompanying her mother, Amy Emja, on a mist-netting expedition to look for evidence of WNS with Joy O'Keefe, a researcher from Indiana State University, Alexis said,"It was love at first catch."
Called "Bat Girl" by her friends, a moniker she's happy to assume for herself but also as an homage to bat champion Merlin Tuttle, whom she deeply admires and who has personally encouraged her in her pursuits.
"If you're one of my friends I start talking about this, they go, 'oh lord she's going off on one of her bat rants again,'" Alexis laughed. "But it needs to be addressed, multiple times."
Her science fair projects and presentations on bats and WNS have won her multiple accolades, including a fifth place overall in the Tennessee science fair, and just this spring, grand champion in her division for the Sevier County science fair. Alexis said that the process of researching bats — or any science — can be slow and frustrating, but encouraged aspiring bat conservationists to be patient and persistent.
"Guano happens," Alexis said. "You can have seven months of research, and sometimes it blowsup and you have to accept that. I'm just glad it's not my 20-year quota that's all falling to the floor. You'll have to overcome roadblocks through any project. Not even just in animal science — but in anything and everything."
Meet the rest of the Bat Squad!
Eowyn Fushielle, 11
Eowyn is a Girl Scout from Austin, Texas, who likes soccer and horseback riding. She first got interested in bats through her biologist father. Eowyn and her fellow Girl Scouts share their love of bats whenever they visit local Bracken Cave, the largest bat colony in the world.
Logan Carter, 12
Logan loves to teach other kids about bats. He travels with his biologist father teaching kids in an exhibit called Be a Bat Biologist. Logan loves animals and when he leaves the bats to go home in Muncie, Indiana, he likes to take care of his two dogs, lizard, frog, turtles, and fish.
Rachael Block, 14
Racheal from Fairfax Virginia, likes to read, draw, and go kayaking as well as tell everyone she can about her favorite animal- bats! For the past few years Racheal has been working with The Save Lucy bat rehabilitation center to help injured and abandoned bats as well as writing her weekly blog – the Baturday News!
Madison Mies, 14
Madison has always loved bats. She is an accomplished bat educator, often travelling with her father, the founder of Michigan's Organization for Bat Conservation to libraries, schools, and museums to tell others about amazing bats are. She recently gave a TEDx talk at her school in Lake Orion Michigan where she promoted bats conservation.
By Michelle Z. Donahue
Visit BatWeek.org to watch the Bat Squad webcasts at 1pm EST on Tuesday – Friday, October 25th-28th!
The Bat Squad! webcast initiative is lead by BCI and the U.S. Forest Service in partnership with National Geographic's Animal Jam and the National Conservation Training Center.


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What happened overnight? Police blotter report for Thursday, Jan. 21
Last Update: 10:15 a.m. Thursday, January 21, 2021
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Watertown Police Department:
Patrick L. Collins, 39, of 650 Emerson St., Apt. 1, Watertown, was charged by Watertown police at 12:31 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, in the 600 block of Emerson Street with second-degree harassment, a misdemeanor, in connection with a Dec. 8 incident involving a 42-year-old woman. Police did not provide further details of the arrest. He was held for arraignment.
Patrick L. Collins, 39, of 650 Emerson St., Apt. 1, Watertown, was charged by Watertown police at 11:31 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, in the 600 block of Emerson Street with third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a felony, and resisting arrest, a misdemeanor. Mr. Collins is accused of possessing a black collapsible baton known as a "billy" in his backpack at about 11:22 p.m. Wednesday in the 100 block of State Place, according to court documents. He allegedly ran away and attempted to hide from patrols, according to court documents. He was being held at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building pending video arraignment.
Dariyon M. Hodges, 28, of 423 Clay St., Apt. 1, Watertown, was charged by Watertown police at 11:05 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, in the 400 block of Clay Street with second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and a license plate display violation. He is ordered to appear Feb. 9 in City Court.
Black River / Evans Mills Village Police Department:
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Official: Oswego County Sheriff's Office
Lewis County Sheriff's Office:
Michael S. Demko, 35, Sandy Creek, was charged by Lewis County sheriff's deputies at 7:16 p.m. Jan. 17 on West Martinsburg Rad in the town of Lowville with driving while intoxicated and failure to dim headlights. His blood alcohol content was 0.14 percent, deputies said. A BAC of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. He is summoned to appear in Lowville Town Court at a later date.
Official: Lewis County Sheriff's Office
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office:
Joseph R. Kuhn, 39, of 23443 State Route 37, Room 23, town of Pamelia, was charged by Jefferson County sheriff's deputies at 10:15 a.m. Jan. 17 at Walmart, 25737 US Route 11, town of LeRay, with petit larceny. Mr. Kuhn is accused of stealing a pair of sweat pants and a sweat shirt off a shelf with a total value of $43.76 and exited the store without attempting to pay, according to court documents. He is summoned to appear Feb. 24 in LeRay Town Court.
Patrick L. Collins, 39, of 650 Emerson St., Watertown, was arrested at 11:51 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building on a Jefferson County Court bench warrant, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. He was being held pending arraignment in County Court.
Official: Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
New York State Police:
James W. Madill, 55, Watertown, was charged by state police at 3:52 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, in the city of Watertown with two counts of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor. He is summoned to appear in City Court at a later date. Troopers did not provide further details of the arrest.
A 17-year-old Alexandria Bay boy was charged by state police at 2:17 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, with misdemeanor counts of sexual misconduct and endangering the welfare of a child in connection with an incident reported Jan. 30, 2020, in the town of Cape Vincent. Troopers did not provide further details of the arrest.
Official: New York State Police
Jefferson County Fire and Emergency Management
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Official: watertowncityfire.com
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15:38:17 01/20/21 Property Surren 753 WATERMAN DR, WATERTOWN(C)
15:30:16 01/20/21 Public Service 752 MAIN ST, GLEN PARK(V)
15:49:03 01/20/21 Background Inv
16:08:36 01/20/21 Police Callback 21800 TOWNE CENTER DR; TARGET STORE
17:21:57 01/20/21 Disturb/Nuisnce 15963 EIMICKE PL; BEAVER MEADOW APARTMENTS
18:15:05 01/20/21 Disturb/Nuisnce 43691 STATE ROUTE 37; CROSSROADS GROCERY
19:50:58 01/20/21 Traffic Incidnt STATE ROUTE 12 & STATE ROUTE 342, PAMELIA(T)
20:16:22 01/20/21 Suspicious 119 WOODLAWN AVE, GLEN PARK(V)
20:26:45 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 37 & NUMBER 6 RD, ALEXANDRIA(T)
20:43:25 01/20/21 V&T Stop WEBB ST & STATE ST, CLAYTON(V)
21:13:58 01/20/21 Vehicle Check REST AREA 177
22:24:35 01/20/21 Property Check 22529 AIRPORT DR; WATERTOWN AIRPORT
22:33:03 01/20/21 Domestic Dist 35033 EDDY RD; THERESA(T)
00:22:42 01/21/21 Suspicious 12 S MAIN ST, WEST CARTHAGE(V)
02:21:06 01/21/21 Traffic Incidnt 33971 STATE ROUTE 37; THERESA(T)
03:04:43 01/21/21 Alarms 20991 ROUTE 3 ; METRO MATTRESS, WATERTOWN(T)
04:07:44 01/21/21 Suspicious 18094 COUNTY ROUTE 59, BROWNVILLE(T)
New York State Police Activity
07:06:26 01/20/21 Suspicious ELM RIDGE RD & RAILROAD CROSSING
08:37:05 01/20/21 Harass/Stal/Thr 34576 STATE ROUTE 12, CLAYTON(T)
08:44:06 01/20/21 Trespsng/Unwant 9693 COUNTY ROUTE 71, HENDERSON(T)
08:43:44 01/20/21 Public Service 25791 STATE ROUTE 37; ROYAL INN; PAMELIA(T)
09:43:31 01/20/21 V&T Stop DAVIDSON FORD
10:00:38 01/20/21 V&T Stop CAGWIN RD & US ROUTE 11, WATERTOWN(T)
10:14:09 01/20/21 Fraud / Decept 8465 CORNELL RD, HENDERSON(T)
10:20:38 01/20/21 V&T Stop US ROUTE 11 & CAIRD RD, ADAMS(T)
10:43:55 01/20/21 V&T Stop I 81 MM 178 N, ALEXANDRIA(T)
10:44:42 01/20/21 Alarms 104 AMBROSE DR, BLACK RIVER(V)
11:02:05 01/20/21 V&T Stop I 81 MM 177 S, ALEXANDRIA(T)
11:02:37 01/20/21 V&T Stop US ROUTE 11 & MARTIN RD N, LERAY(T)
11:07:59 01/20/21 Traffic Incidnt 21150 COUNTY ROUTE 93, LORRAINE(T)
11:15:30 01/20/21 V&T Stop US ROUTE 11 & US ROUTE 11, LERAY(T)
11:31:26 01/20/21 V&T Stop COUNTY ROUTE 53 & BROWN RD, BROWNVILLE(V)
11:48:35 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 3 & LESTER RD, RUTLAND(T)
11:49:49 01/20/21 V&T Stop GENERAL BROWN PRIMARY
11:51:31 01/20/21 V&T Stop US ROUTE 11 & VALLEY VIEW DR, PAMELIA(T)
12:00:55 01/20/21 V&T Stop US ROUTE 11 & COUNTY ROUTE 32, PAMELIA(T)
12:11:01 01/20/21 V&T Stop 21000 STATE ROUTE 3; RAMADA INN, WATERTOWN(T)
12:16:21 01/20/21 V&T Stop SR 37 & SR 26, THERESA(T)
12:43:48 01/20/21 V&T Stop MAIN ST & GLEN ST, GLEN PARK(V)
12:47:11 01/20/21 V&T Stop 12 & 81
12:48:45 01/20/21 Traffic Incidnt 18616 CADY RD, HOUNSFIELD(T)
13:18:01 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 342 & INDIAN RIVER DR, LERAY(T)
13:45:18 01/20/21 V&T Stop 22334 US ROUTE 11; NORTH POLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
13:52:15 01/20/21 V&T Stop COUNTY ROUTE 53 & STATE ROUTE 12, PAMELIA(T)
13:59:07 01/20/21 V&T Stop 30120 STATE ROUTE 3; GLEASONS MOTEL, RUTLAND(T)
14:04:44 01/20/21 V&T Stop 25540 STATE ROUTE 411; CAPPYS LIMO CRUISER
14:09:48 01/20/21 V&T Stop 1816 STATE ST; WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK
14:11:59 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 12E & BUTTS RD, BROWNVILLE(T)
14:22:18 01/20/21 V&T Stop ROUTE 12 & STATE ROUTE 126, WATERTOWN(T)
14:24:05 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 3 & SLATER RD, HOUNSFIELD(T)
14:31:23 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 37 & CROSS RD, THERESA(T)
14:32:32 01/20/21 V&T Stop HUNT ST & STATE ST, WATERTOWN(C)
14:34:20 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 12E & MORRIS TRACT RD, CHAUMONT(V)
14:42:56 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 12 & STATE ROUTE 126, WATERTOWN(T)
14:44:23 01/20/21 V&T Stop 21851 TOWNE CENTER DR; PETCO, WATERTOWN(T)
15:04:10 01/20/21 V&T Stop 202 & WALMART
15:09:35 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ST & SR 3
15:17:54 01/20/21 V&T Stop MILL & KC, ,
15:21:08 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 12 & DUMP RD, PAMELIA(T)
15:31:41 01/20/21 V&T Stop MORRISON ST & BURDICK ST, WATERTOWN(C)
15:30:36 01/20/21 Op Violation 22850 DUFFY RD, LERAY(T)
15:49:14 01/20/21 V&T Stop SUPERIOR ST
15:57:26 01/20/21 Domestic Dist 49 LEWIS COUNTY
15:55:23 01/20/21 Traffic Incidnt 13565 STATE ROUTE 3; HOUNSFIELD(T)
16:08:52 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 12F & LEE RD, HOUNSFIELD(T)
16:11:06 01/20/21 Traffic Incidnt 26423 JOHNSON RD; DOLLAR TREE, LERAY(T)
16:16:57 01/20/21 V&T Stop I 81 MM 150 N, WATERTOWN(T)
16:53:53 01/20/21 V&T Stop 20790 STATE ROUTE 3; TEXAS ROADHOUSE
17:04:09 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 3 & BURNUP RD, BLACK RIVER(V)
17:11:12 01/20/21 Public Service 49 LEWIS COUNTY
17:16:59 01/20/21 V&T Stop EXIT 1
17:21:57 01/20/21 Disturb/Nuisnce 15963 EIMICKE PL; BEAVER MEADOW APARTMENT
17:10:38 01/20/21 Assist-Law
17:28:39 01/20/21 Traffic Incidnt STATE ROUTE 3 & PATRICIA DR, LERAY(T)
17:35:17 01/20/21 Domestic Dist VANDUZEE ST
17:43:39 01/20/21 Disturb/Nuisnce 31059 VAADI RD, ORLEANS(T)
18:28:46 01/20/21 Traffic Viol/Hz 26 & 45TH INFANTRY, FORT DRUM
18:55:48 01/20/21 V&T Stop ROUTE 12E & MORRIS TRACT RD, CHAUMONT(V)
19:06:14 01/20/21 V&T Stop EASTERN BLVD & STATE ST, WATERTOWN(C)
19:10:44 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ST & N HAMILTON ST, WATERTOWN(C)
19:24:18 01/20/21 V&T Stop US ROUTE 11 & CAGWIN RD, WATERTOWN(T)
19:30:37 01/20/21 Domestic Dist ZECKER RD, LEWIS COUNTY
19:40:31 01/20/21 V&T Stop RIDGE RD & EASTERN BLVD
19:48:30 01/20/21 V&T Stop 37 & 781
19:49:23 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 26 & STATE ROUTE 3, CHAMPION(T)
20:04:56 01/20/21 V&T Stop E MAIN ST & BRIDGE ST, BROWNVILLE(V)
20:07:12 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 26 & JACKSON II RD, CHAMPION(T)
20:08:05 01/20/21 V&T Stop COUNTY ROUTE 179 & COUNTY ROUTE 54, CLAYTON(T)
20:15:39 01/20/21 V&T Stop 26 & WHEELER AIR FIELD
20:16:28 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 37 & COTTAGE HILL RD, ALEXANDRIA(T)
20:18:55 01/20/21 Suspicious N CLINTON ST
20:39:13 01/20/21 Police Callback 56 WARDWELL ST, ADAMS(V)
20:45:54 01/20/21 V&T Stop 16688 STATE ROUTE 3; NORTH COUNTRY VET CLINIC
21:03:41 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 180 & STATE ROUTE 12F, HOUNSFIELD(T)
21:06:28 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 26 & COUNTY ROUTE 47, CHAMPION(T)
21:23:13 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 12 & PERCH LAKE RD, BROWNVILLE(T)
21:31:18 01/20/21 V&T Stop LANE RD & STATE ROUTE 12, PAMELIA(T)
21:48:45 01/20/21 Traffic Incidnt 23179 STATE ROUTE 342;CIRCLE K, PAMELIA(T)
22:17:42 01/20/21 V&T Stop 411 & 81
22:18:58 01/20/21 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 37 & JOYNER RD, THERESA(T)
22:26:43 01/20/21 V&T Stop 37 & 37 LUMBER
22:33:03 01/20/21 Domestic Dist EDDY RD; THERESA(T)
23:31:24 01/20/21 Blocked Drivewy 28566 FOX HOLLOW RUN, LERAY(T)
02:37:25 01/21/21 Animal FIFTH AVE & W CHURCH ST, ADAMS(V)
02:50:45 01/21/21 V&T Stop US RT11 & CR 189
State Park Police Activity
DEC Activity
Adams Village Police Activity
18:11:08 01/20/21 V&T Stop MAIN ST & W CHURCH ST, ADAMS(V)
Alexandria Bay Village Police Activity
Antwerp Village Police Activity
14:02:46 01/20/21 V&T Stop SPRAGEUVILLE RD & ANTWERP VILLAGE LINE
Black River and Evans Mills Village Police Activity
Carthage Village Police Activity
00:46:21 01/21/21 Animal 319 S MECHANIC ST, CARTHAGE(V)
West Carthage Village Police Activity
18:58:08 01/20/21 V&T Stop 210 STATE ST; JRECK SUBS CARTHAGE
Clayton Village Police Activity
Cape Vincent Village Police Activity
Dexter Village Police Activity
Glen Park Village Police Activity
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11:33:01 01/20/21 V&T Stop DODGE AVE & STATE ROUTE 3,HOUNSFIELD(T)
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Dissolved gasses in groundwater can sometimes precede volcanic unrest or earthquake activity. Learn about the Development of a New Geochemical
Tool to Predict Volcanic Unrest and Earthquake Activity on Tuesday, Feb. 13. Photo from nps.gov/HAVO
BRENDA FORD PULLED PAPERS ON FRIDAY TO RUN FOR STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. She campaigns as a Democrat for the District 5 seat, which covers the communities of Honu'apo through Nā'ālehu, Discovery Harbour, Green Sands, Mark Twain, Ocean View and Ranchos, up the coast through Miloli'i, into Kona, to Hōlualoa.
Primary Election is Saturday, Aug. 11. General Election is Tuesday, Nov. 4. Ford served as a Hawai'i County Council member for eight years. During her first three, two-year terms, she served Kona. After redistricting placed her home in Council District 6, she ran and became the Council member serving parts of Kona through Ka'ū into Volcano. However, County Council members are allowed only four successive terms and Ford was unable to file for reelection in 2014. She was succeeded by County Council member Maile David.
Brenda Ford
The House seat that Ford seeks is held by Dr. Richard Creagan - who announced he is running for the state Senate seat held by Dr. Josh Green, who is campaigning for Lt. Governor.
Ford, 70, said she is eager to get back to work for Ka'ū. As a County Councilwoman, she focused on such projects as constructing a second well for Ocean View, adding fire hydrants, upgrading water lines, the new permanent transfer-reuse-recycling-mulch center in Ocean View, the Ka'ū interactive communication site where citizens can testify and listen to public meetings, and more.
She said she plans to work toward "permanent low-income rental housing, maximum funding for studies of Rat Lungworm Disease, emergency housing for the homeless, faster State responses to medical emergencies like Dengue, a new South Kona Police Station, and Statewide legal reapportionment and redistricting for a fair and equal vote.
"I believe we need funding for anti-abuse training for teen dating violence, domestic violence, and sex trafficking. More rehabilitation centers and support will help those who are caught in the cycle of drug abuse," said Ford.
Regarding allowing houses on farm and ranch lands, Ford said she supports permitting one extra dwelling on each farm for long-term rental income, workers, or family, but opposes using farms for vacation rentals. She also advocates for truth in labeling for Ka'ū and Kona Coffee, and other local produce, with country origin labeling.
Ford and her husband Larry live on a small farm in South Kona, where they are retired from growing coffee but still manage their fruit trees.
Find out more about her campaign at votebrendaford.com.
DRU KANUHA PULLED AND FILED PAPERS ON FRIDAY TO RUN FOR STATE SENATE. He will run as a Democrat in the primary against Dr. Richard Creagan, who serves in the state House of Representatives for west Ka'ū into Kona, and has announced his own bid for state Senate.
Dru Kanuha
The Senate District 3 seat, sought by Kanuha, spans from Honu'uapo through Nā'ālehu, Discovery Harbour, Green Sands, Mark Twain, Ocean View and Ranchos, up the coast through Miloli'i, and through all of Kona. It is now held by Dr. Josh Green, who is running for Lt. Governor.
Kanuha has held the County Council seat representing Kona since 2012. He noted his efforts on projects related to traffic congestion in Kona, like La'aloa Avenue, and recreation, like Ali'i Kai.
He is the chair of the statewide Hawai`i Association of Counties, and lobbies for its agenda before the Hawai'i Legislature. This year's initiatives include affordable housing funding through the property conveyance tax, a higher share for counties from the Transient Accommodations Tax, and additional funding for ambulance services for Hawai'i Island.
"I believe my experience working for my constituents at the state and federal levels will make me a more effective state Senator, fighting for access to quality education and health care, building a stronger economy, and making more affordable housing available to local families," Kanuha said.
Kanuha has worked for Kamehameha Schools Land Assets Division and as a legislative aide at the Hawai'i Legislature. He grew up in Kona, and graduated from Kealakehe High School and University of San Diego. He is a longtime member of Kai 'Opua Canoe Club.
Find out more about his activity at Kanuha's facebook page.
PROTECTING SEA GRANT is a continuing focus of Sen. Mazie Hirono, who has joined Democrat and one Independent Senators to write to Pres. Donald Trump. Efforts led by Hirono and Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) last year helped to prevent proposed cuts to the university-based program.
"Sea Grant is vital to local businesses and an important part of preserving coastal communities for generations to come," Senators wrote to Trump. "Sea Grant's work supporting waterfront and maritime businesses speaks for itself. The federal investment in Sea Grant centers yields $611 million in economic benefit, an 825 percent return on federal investment. We encourage you to provide robust support for the program in your final Fiscal Year 2019 budget."
Sea Grant initiatives related to Ka'ū include the Coastal Storms Program to help reduce and mitigate risks from storms, weather and climate change; the Voice of the Sea television program and the study and protection of wetlands. The Sea Grant Extension Agent who serves Ka'ū is Pelika Andrade who can be reached at 329-2861 and at pelikaok@hawaii.edu.
A statement from Hirono's office says: "Deep cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which administers the Sea Grant College Program, would disproportionately hurt Hawai'i and other coastal states."University of Hawai'i received $1 million from Sea Grant in 2017, according to an announcement made by Hirono in July of last year.
The letter to the President also says, "We urge you to fund the National Sea Grant College Program at no less than current levels. The National Sea Grant College Program is a federal-local partnership that funds 33 university-based research, extension, and education centers. These centers are results-driven and provide vital resources to local businesses and communities in our states."
Sea Grant Extension Agent
Pelika Andrade.
The Senators wrote that 2016 saw the program staff help "300 communities improve coastal resiliency, aided 494 communities in adopting sustainable development practices, and supported 4,600 resource managers in using ecosystem-based management strategies. They also helped preserve or protect 1,400,000 acres of wildlife habitat."
The Senators stated that "Sea Grant is helping to educate the next generation of freshwater and marine scientists. Last year, Sea Grant programs reached 781,000 K-12 students and in 2016 Sea Grant supported over 2,300 undergraduate and graduate students.
"Sea Grant is vital to local businesses and an important part of preserving coastal communities for generations to come."
Twenty-one other senators also signed the letter, including former Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders. Read the whole letter online(pdf download).
VOLCANO WATCH ENTERED ITS 27th YEAR of publication in November 2017. Here is this week's Volcano Watch:
The long history of this column is, in large part, thanks to the USGS's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory scientists and affiliates who write the weekly articles, Hawai'i newspapers and online news outlets that print and post the column, and the dedicated readers who peruse it each week.
Given the longevity of HVO's weekly column, two milestones are noteworthy. The first may be of interest to readers who refer to the Volcano Watch archive for information.
This past week, more than a hundred Volcano Watch articles that were written between 1991 and 1995, but had not been available online, were posted to the HVO website. The entire catalogue of articles can now be accessed and searched at https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/observatories/hvo/hvo_volcano_watch.html.
Figure from the first Volcano Watch, Nov. 11, 1991. From Volcano Watch archives.
Starting in 1991, the articles were simply titled Volcano Watch, and described lava flows erupting from the Kupaianaha vent, the lava pond in Pu'u 'Ō'ō, and earthquakes beneath the Island of Hawai'i and the Lō'ihi submarine volcano. As activity of Kīlauea waxed and waned in subsequent years, topics covered by the weekly column expanded.
Through the years, articles have included insights from ongoing volcanologic research, eruption and earthquake histories of Hawaiian volcanoes, noteworthy eruptions elsewhere on Earth, tsunami that affected the Hawaiian Islands, and emerging technologies for monitoring volcanoes. HVO's Volcano Watch archive can now serve as a starting point for anyone who is interested in knowing more about how volcanoes work, especially about Hawaiian volcanism.
The second milestone will likely be of interest to people who are interested in Yellowstone- its remarkable eruptive history, fascinating hot springsand geysers, earthquake activity - and what is being learned by scientists who monitor and study Earth's largest volcanic system.
On January 1, 2018, a new weekly column inspired by HVO's Volcano Watch was launched by scientists and collaborators of the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory (YVO). This new column - the Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles - is posted each Monday on the homepage of YVO's website, https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/observatories/yvo/. Like HVO's Volcano Watch series, the YVO chronicles are peer-reviewed and edited before publication.
Halemaʻumaʻu crater on Jan. 30. Arrows indicate scarring on
the crater rim from rockfalls. Photo from USGS.gov
YVO's new column was launched soon after Dr. Mike Poland, a former HVO staff geophysicist (2005–2015) and author of several dozen Volcano Watch articles, was appointed YVO Scientist-in-Charge in late 2017. Poland's enthusiasm and commitment to write about the science of volcanoes, in addition to the widespread, and often intense, public interest in the geologic activity at Yellowstone, motivated him and his colleagues to start the chronicles.
The inaugural issue of the Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles reviewed activity that occurred in Yellowstone during 2017. It was followed by an article titled, "Just what is the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory?" Topics covered by YVO's chronicles in the weeks since include Yellowstonegas emissions, a history of Yellowstone earthquakes, and what is known about the calderas in Yellowstone.
YVO scientists are also responsible for monitoring volcanic fields in Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado. So, in future editions of the Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles, you can expect to read about past volcanism in those states. Future articles will also address new efforts to learn more about volcanic centers and potential hazards in the western United States, as well as updates and geologic history related to Yellowstone Caldera.
HVO's time-tested Volcano Watch and YVO's new Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles will challenge scientists to be creative as they select subjects for these weekly columns. Readers can look forward to updated information on continuing and new volcanic activity, reports on recent discoveries, accounts of past eruptions, and descriptions of monitoring techniques and what they reveal about volcanoes and potential hazards. Stay tuned and read on!
Early evening view of the lava lake within Halemaʻumaʻu crater at the summit of Kīlauea Volcano on January 30, 2018, when the lake level was 27 m (88 ft) below the crater floor. The bright yellow area of spattering marks the location where the circulating lava descends into the lake, thereby releasing gases trapped beneath the solid black crust on the lake surface. The area around Halemaʻumaʻu remains closed due to ongoing volcanic hazards associated with the lava lake, including high levels of sulfur dioxide gas and unexpected rockfalls and explosions. USGS photo by M. Patrick.
TWO FREE GIRL'S DAY ARTS AND CRAFTS ACTIVITIES have been announced by Hawai'i County Parks and Recreation - one in Pāhala and the other in Ocean View.
A Girl's Day Paper Flower class, for keiki grades K-8, takes place Wednesday, Feb. 28, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., at Pāhala Community Center, with registration from Feb. 20 to 27. Call Nona Makuakane or Elijah Navarro at 928-3102.
A Girl's Day Headbands class, for keiki ages 6 to 12 years, takes place Friday, Mar. 2, from 2:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m., at Kahuku Park in Hawaiian Ocean View Estates, with registration from Feb. 26 to Mar. 1. Call Teresa Anderson at 929-9113.
For more about these and other recreation programs, visit hawaiicounty.gov/pr-recreation.
June Domondon, Masen Dacalio,
Andre Carvalho, and Kalai Namohala
'O KA'Ū KĀKOU'S HALF COURT SHOT WINNERS from Jan. 15 - Masen Dacalio and Andre Carvalho - are shown receiving their $250 prizes from June Domondon of OKK and Trojans Athletic Director Kalei Namohala. Like the other winners of the January shots, these young men donated their winnings to support Trojan Athletics.
See public Ka'ū events, meetings, entertainment at
kaucalendar.com/janfebmar/januaryevents.html.
See Ka'ū exercise, meditation, daily, weekly events at
kaucalendar.com/janfebmar/januarycommunity.html.
February print edition of The Ka'ū Calendar is
free to 5,500 mailboxes throughout Ka'ū, from Miloli'i
through Volcano. Also available free on stands throughout
the district. Read online at kaucalendar.com.
LEARN ABOUT NATIVE PLANTS THAT PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN HAWAIIAN CULTURE in a free, moderate, guided hike along the Palm Trail - approx. 2 miles - on Sunday, Feb. 4, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The hike, Nature & Culture: An Unseverable Relationship, takes place in the Kahuku Unit of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Observe the catastrophic change and restoration of the land as it transitions from the 1868 lava flow to deeper soils with more diversity and older flora. Free. For more, visit nps.gov/HAVO.
A SUPER BOWL EVENT, WITH QUARTERLY PRIZES, IS OFFERED AT Kīlauea Military Camp's Lava Lounge in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park on Sunday, Feb. 4. Doors open at 11 a.m. and kick-off is at 1:30 p.m. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Call 967-8365 after 4:00 p.m. for more details. Open to all authorized KMC patrons and sponsored guests. Park entrance fees apply. Visit kilaueamilitarycamp.com.
SOUTH POINT AMATEUR RADIO CLUB AND AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE sponsor a Ham Radio Potluck Picnic on Sunday, Feb. 4, from noon to 2 p.m., at Manukā State Park. Anyone interested in learning about ham radio is welcome to attend. For more, call Rick Ward at 938-3058, or visit sites.google.com/site/southpointartc or
sites.google.com/view/southhawaiiares/home.
OCEAN VIEW VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETS on Monday, Feb. 5, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., at Ocean View Community Center. For more, call 939-7033 or visit ovcahi.org.
AN ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY ROAD CLEAN-UP, between mile markers 78 and 79 on Highway 11 in Ocean View, is hosted by Ocean View Community Center on Tuesday, Feb. 6. Bags, water, and vests (volunteers shirt sizes should be emailed to address below) are provided. Volunteers are asked to meet at 8:30 a.m., and are advised to wear work gloves and sun protection. Confirm meet-up location by emailing Pat at mcmathorama@gmail.com. Ocean View Community Association can be reached at 939-7033 or by visiting ovcahi.org.
REGISTER KEIKI, GRADES K-8, BY FEB. 6, FOR A "YEAR OF THE DOG" WALL HANGING arts and crafts class that takes place Wednesday, Feb. 7, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., at the Pāhala Community Center. Free. Call Nona Makuakane/Elijah Navarro at 928-3102 or visit hawaiicounty.gov/pr-recreation for more.
DISCOVERY HARBOUR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETS Tuesday, Feb. 6, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., in Discovery Harbour Community Hall. For more, call 929-9576 or visit discoveryharbour.net.
A LEARNING TOGETHER WORKSHOP AT THE OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER, sponsored by Nā'ālehu School, is offered Tuesday, Feb. 6, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. For more, call 939-7033 or visit ovcahi.org.
KA'Ū COFFEE GROWERS COOPERATIVE MEETS Tuesday, Feb. 6, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Pāhala Community Center.
PRESERVATION OF STONE ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE: Pu'uhonua O Hōnaunau National Historic Park, is presented Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m., in the Kīlauea Visitor Center auditorium of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Archeologist MaryAnne Maigret gives an historical overview of early and mid-20th century restorations of Hōnaunau, and a behind-the-scenes look at 50-plus years of preservation at the park. Free; park entrance fees apply. Suggested donation of $2 to support park programs. For more, visit nps.gov/HAVO.
HAWAI'I COUNTY COUNCIL COMMITTEES MEETS TUESDAY, FEB. 6, with a full Council meeting taking place the following day on Wednesday, Feb. 7. Both meetings occur in Hilo. Ka'ū residents can participate via videoconferencing at Nā'ālehu State Office Building. The Council will meet again on Tuesday, Feb. 20 (committees), and Wednesday, Feb. 21 (Council), in Kona. Agendas can be found at hawaiicounty.gov.
ADVOCATS, INC., comes to Ocean View Community Center on Wednesday, Feb. 7, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., to perform free cat spay and neuter services. For more, call 895-9283.
KĪLAUEA MILITARY CAMP'S LAVA LOUNGE HOSTS OPEN MIC NIGHT on Wednesday, Feb. 7, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. KMC is located inside Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Singers, Bands, Comedians, etc. Call 967-8365 after 4 p.m. to sign up. Open to authorized patrons and sponsored guests 21 years and older. Park entrance fees apply. For more, visit kilaueamilitarycamp.com.
ABSTRACTS AND PROPOSALS ARE DUE FRIDAY, FEB. 9, for symposia, forums, workshops, trainings, and individual oral or poster presentations, for 2018 Hawai'i Conservation Conference in July. For more, visit hawaiconservation.org.
MAKE A VALENTINE FOR YOUR VALENTINE! at Nā'ālehu Public Library on Friday, Feb. 9, from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free. For more details, call 939-2442.
JOIN PAUL AND JANE FIELD IN VOLUNTEERING FOR STEWARDSHIP AT THE SUMMIT on Friday, Feb. 9, and remove invasive, non-native plant species that prevent native plants from growing. Meet at 8:45 a.m. at Kīlauea Visitor Center in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Free; park entrance fees apply. For more, visit nps.gov/HAVO. This event will also be held Feb. 17 and 19.
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY HOSTS A VOLUNTEER WORKDAY on Friday, Feb. 9, at their Ka'ū Preserve (located between Pāhala and Nā'ālehu), from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Space is limited. For more details or to reserve a spot, contact Linda Schubert at 443-5401 or lschubert@tnc.org. The following Volunteer Day will take place on Friday, Mar. 23, at TNC's Kona Hema Preserve.
HEATHER METTLER'S GLASSWORK - handblown, chiseled, and etched - is showcased in a new Volcano Art Center Gallery Exhibit: Passage and Place. The display will continue to be shown until Sunday, Feb. 11, during normal gallery hours - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. Mettler's unique collection of glass explores the themes of migration, navigation, and immigration - how plants, animals, and people find their way to Hawai'i. Free; park entrance fees apply.
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Theatre Research in Canada / Recherches théâtrales au Canada is delighted to announce the appointment of Kim Solga as General Editor effective 1 June 2016, following a transitional year in which she served as Associate Editor.
Kim Solga is Associate Professor of Theatre Studies in the Department of English and Writing Studies at Western University, and from 2012-2014 she was Senior Lecturer in Drama at Queen Mary, University of London. She is the author of Theatre & Feminism (Palgrave, 2015), and editor (with D.J. Hopkins) of Performance and the Global City (Palgrave, 2013), and A Cultural History of Theatre: The Modern Age (Bloomsbury, 2016). Kim will be the recipient of the Excellence in Editing Award from the Association for Theatre in Higher Education, and she blogs at The Activist Classroom.
On behalf of TRIC and the CATR membership, I would like to publicly thank Marlis Schweitzer for her tremendous work on the journal these past few years. Marlis worked diligently to see dozens of high quality articles through to publication, to expand the journal's thematic scope, to make the journal visible to wider audiences, and to bring in more diverse voices. She oversaw the complete redesign of the journal and overhaul of its website. Her tenure as General Editor ends with the journal in fine shape – an emblem of the lively and evolving scholarly community surrounding it. We're excited for Marlis's leadership in her new role as the President of the Canadian Association for Theatre Research!


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Crawley Town Tickets
Crawley Town v Mansfield Town: Could we see debuts for Van Velzen and Boadu?
Denzeil Boadu
Elliot Raccio
Published: 09:21 Friday 13 September 2019
Saturday's opponents Mansfield sit just one place and two points below Crawley, in the League Two table. Their win against Scunthorpe last Saturday was just their second win of the season.
However, The Stags have only lost two games this season, these coming against Leyton Orient (3-2) and top of the League Exeter City (1-0). Danny Rose has been the Stags' danger man, as he has six league goals already this season, which means he has scored over half of Mansfield's league goals this season.
The Stags are a very good attacking side, as they are the only team to score past Newport County this season. These two faced each other on the opening day and played out a 2-2 draw and since then Newport have no conceded a goal all season.
This shows the Stags' attacking threat and the defensive line of Crawley will have to be strong, in order to keep them out.
There could be debuts for Gyliano Van Velzen and Denzeil Boadu, depending on their fitness, Crawley's two latest recruits didn't feature in last weeks game against Macclesfield due to a lack of fitness but there may be a chance that they could make debuts on Saturday. If the Reds avoid defeat on Saturday it'll stretch their unbeaten run to five games in all competitions, and things will be looking very promising for the season.
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