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New Initiative Helps Young Girls Gain Confidence By Teaching Them To Melt Human Beings With Sonic Mind Blasts
WASHINGTON In an effort to prevent harmful patterns of gender inequality from being passed to the next generation, the National Organization for Women announced a new initiative Friday that would help young girls gain confidence by teaching them to melt human beings via sonic mind blasts. “At an early age, our girls can start building the courage and resolve they need by learning to harness the power of their minds to reduce anyone in their way to a simmering pool of charred flesh,” said NOW spokeswoman Lindsey Franklin, citing preliminary data that found nine out of 10 teens reported feeling better about themselves and their ability to speak up in group settings once the molten muscles and bones of their adversaries lay scorched and twitching in a puddle. “We want each girl to know how to recognize sexism when she experiences it, because that way she can eliminate its
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DeKalb County teachers and educational staff received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Friday.Â
On Jan. 29, 2021, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and State Health Officer Scott Harris announced the expansion of eligibility for Covid-19 vaccinations for critical workers, including those who work in the education sector.Â
During last Thursday nightâs board of education meeting, DeKalb County Superintendent Jason Barnett announced the vaccination clinic for employees on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021.Â
He said county employees had done an amazing job maneuvering the school year while in the middle of a pandemic.Â
âOur folks came to work and made a positive impact on our students lives and our community, and I am so thankful for that,â said Barnett. âNow that the vaccine is available, it was important for me to try and get it to them as quickly and timely as possible.âÂ
Ronald Gibson age 72, passed away Monday, December 14, 2020 at Maury Regional Medical Center in Columbia, TN. Ronnie was born June 10, 1948 in Columbia, TN to the late J.C. Gibson and Jane Marie Hickman Gibson.
Ronnie grew up in the Maury County area, and as a young man took a job with Union Carbide, where he finally retired from after 47 years, 8 months, and 15 days of working there. He was proud of his work that he put in with UCAR. Back in the day Ronnie had always had a love for cars, and he had quite a few, and it wasn’t uncommon to hear him lament ever getting rid of them. In addition to his fascination with cars he also loved bass fishing. He would tournament fish with UCAR Bass Club and as well fished with his wife Kathy in UCAR Mount Pleasant Bass Club, Anglers Choice Couples, and Guys and Dolls Bass Club. He was always gracious when Kathy out fished him or won a Tournament, Ronnie would always say, he taught her everything she knows! Often, following that, he would catc