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Thursday, 07 December 2017 00:00
VinylHub
VinylHub's mission is to document every physical record shop and record event on the planet.
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Tuesday, 05 December 2017 06:05
Warriors raise money for charity and assist families through Quarters and Cans fundraiser
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Wednesday, 06 December 2017 00:00
NY Times 25 Most Popular Recipes of 2017
This is the New York Times' "25 Most Popular Recipes of 2017."
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Tuesday, 05 December 2017 00:00
Coast2Coaster
This site lists all known rollercoasters worldwide from coast to coast on a map. Find a rollercoaster near you!
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Sunday, 03 December 2017 07:38
December 2017 Superintendency Message
It’s hard to believe that the holidays are here. What a great time to be part of education. Hopefully it is a time to reflect and be grateful and happy for what we have. It is also a season to give. Last week I attended the Christmas Tree Jubilee and it was a fabulous event. At this event I was reminded of what it is to give during this season. When you first walk into the event you are greeted with numerous Christmas trees that have been uniquely and beautifully decorated, you see baskets that have been created and also decorated that are loaded with gifts and goodies. All of these items that you see have been donated so they can be purchased later with the proceeds going to the Weber School District Foundation. As I admired the wonderful trees and baskets and other gifts donated, I thought of the countless hours that went into the decorating and purchasing these items. I thought of the countless people that were there at the event donating their time, the student groups that performed during each day of the event and other students that helped with whatever else was needed. I watched our own foundation team and the many hours that were put in months ago to make this event a success. I watched as so many community members and business owners dug deep into their pockets to pay for tables at the dinner, purchase the trees, baskets and other gifts as well as the many others that just made donations in general to the event. Finally, I watched as so many more volunteered to deliver these trees and gifts to those who had bought them. All of this to help children. Being able to see this whole process take place from beginning to end was heartwarming and eye opening. We are part of a great district and community and I am proud to be a part of it. Have a great holiday season this year.
Sincerely,
Kevin Sederholm
Assistant Superintendent
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Monday, 04 December 2017 00:00
YouTube Geofind
Search YouTube for geotagged videos. Search by location, keyword/topic, or entire channels to view in the map and export to CSV.
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Sunday, 03 December 2017 00:00
Threed
Generate 3d mockups right in your Browser. Upload your design, adjust settings and download your individual mockup.
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Saturday, 02 December 2017 00:00
Let's Robot
Control robots through the Internet. Watch through the live-streamed webcam and move your robot around.
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Friday, 01 December 2017 00:00
Board Game Gift Guide
Are you thinking about buying a new game to play with your relatives? Or are you wondering which game to buy for the stalwart board game collector in your life? This guide, just in time for the holidays, gives some great ideas for board games.
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Thursday, 30 November 2017 03:19
Weber School District Career Technical Education Visits Kimberly Clark
Weber School District Career Technical Education (CTE) received a warm reception and gracious hospitality on a recent visit to Kimberly Clark.
Students had the opportunity to listen to various speakers from Kimberly Clark. The students now have a better idea of all the things that happens behind the scenes to make and produce diapers and other products made by Kimberly Clark. The information the speakers provided gave our students additional resources as they make decisions about their career choices.
One highlight from the event was when each speaker talked about what it took to work in their field, whether it was additional education or on-the-job training. It showed they never stop learning. Students also heard them talk about the passion they had for the job they were doing! This is something that all students need to hear and see in action. It was great to hear from people who love their careers or jobs, and make learning fun! Various speakers also talked about the need for collaboration, communication, and problem solving.
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