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Volunteer emergency in Suisun

By The Say-er of It 05/11/12 at 10:58AM

The Suisun City Historic Waterfront Business Improvement District is putting on their annual Mother’s Day fair on Sunday, May 13th.  We are in need of volunteers to help set up a few popup tents and help the vendors find their locations.  We also need volunteers to take down the tents and clean up after the event.

We need 6-8 high school age or older volunteers from 7am to 10am. 
We need 6-8 high school age or older volunteers from 3pm to 430pm 

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More Quizzes! We like quizzes

By The Say-er of It 05/09/12 at 9:19AM

If you are one of those people who just have to beat your intellectual score it can be kind of addicting.  

Anyways here is the site that was suggested http://www.jetpunk.com/educational-quizzes.php.  

If you are feeling playful try this quiz out called How Many Countries Can you Name: http://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/how-many-countries-can-you-name.php   

 

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By Kevin on 05/09/12 at 10:48AM
I did terribly, I'm afraid. I only got 96 countries or about 50%, which is about 15 fewer countries than the world average. Still, I didn't cheat and I figure most of those people cheat or take it more than once.
By Abraham on 05/09/12 at 2:55PM
i can agree on that. it was some what challenging but all i can say is 2 keep on trying
By Jack on 05/10/12 at 9:01AM
I'd assume people take the quiz multiple times, so the average score is inflated.

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Ever thought of an online bachelor's degree?

By The Say-er of It 05/04/12 at 9:10AM

 

Would this resource be something you would like to talk about in your blog? 

Getting the Most From Your Bachelor's Degree in an Uncertain Climate 

Why yes, yes we would I think.

Have you ever considered getting a degree online?

Check out the link and tell me what you want to do with your bachelor's degree. (For myself, I want to be a professional soccer player when I grow up.)

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Turning 18?

By The Say-er of It 04/24/12 at 9:38AM

There is no denying it; turning 18 is a milestone. On your 18th birthday you become responsible for yourself. No more asking mom or dad to sign your permission slips! Tattoos, piercings, lotto tickets, cigarettes… it’s your decision now (choose wisely). There is one more decision you get to make as well, and it’s a decision that will affect more people than just yourself. It’s deciding how to vote.

The next election will be on June 5th, and all voters in Solano County will be asked to decide whether or not to continue funding the library with Measure L. If haven’t registered to vote yet, make sure to get your voter registration form turned in before May 21st (that’s 15 days before the election). If you’re turning 18 between May 21st and June 5th, you still have to turn in the form before the 21st for this election. Getting your form in early is important because the Registrar of Voters will be sending out the vote by mail ballots on May 7th!

While deciding on how to vote for Measure L is important for our libraries this June, there are many more things you will get to vote on that are important too – you just have to register first. For more info about voting check out http://www.rockthevote.com/ and watch the video of John Legend, Perez Hilton, Darren Criss, and Bridget Kelly! You can even find music, interviews with bands and artist, and much more from rockthevote.com. Have fun!

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Meet Miranda of Rio Vista.

By The Say-er of It 04/17/12 at 2:08PM

By Susan Reeve

Seventh grader Miranda has lived in Rio Vista all her life with her large extended family. One great thing about her Mexican heritage is being bilingual. Another is her family’s Mexican restaurant that is popular with Rio Vista locals. Miranda greatly respects her mother for running the restaurant and raising such good kids.

Miranda loves being part of the family business. But right now this comes second to doing homework. Her parents often say “Do your homework first.” She tries to, all of it, no skimping or delaying. She would like to be a leader in high school, such as class president.

Saying “A sport is a good activity to put on your college application,” Miranda plays AYSO soccer. She has traveled to Concord and Tracy for away games. She also plays basketball for fun. Miranda loves music and dance and having waist length hair.

Miranda’s message is: Set goals, stay in school and avoid drugs.

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