As another school year comes to a close, another year of memories will last with us forever. Congratulations to the graduating class of 2010 and thank-you to all the visitors to This Just In, an online publication of the Beaver Tale. This was our first year online, and it was a great opportunity to experiment with different layouts, post different kinds of media, and overall get a feel for running a website. Stay tuned for next year for more postings more regularly of even more content from your 2010-2011 journalism staff. In the meantime, thank-you for visiting This Just In and have a wonderful summer break!

Sincerely, 2010-2011 Website Editor Kimberly Kay Sloan and 2010-2011 Assistant Website Editor Wes Moeller

Working out is one of the hardest things to figure out. The truth is, you can’t really just do random workouts and expect results. You need to have a full workout that will challenge you and that will give you results. Keep in mind that you will need to have correct form and eat healthy. This workout out will consist of a 4 day week and will be roughly an hour long. You should try it for six weeks and then switch off and do a different one. This workout will consist of weight training and includes one day for running.  Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday will be your days off. This is just a beginner’s workout.

A: It’s a new beginning and a fresh start for most. Usually at the beginning of a New Year people make a promise to themselves called a resolution. Sometimes it’s an easy promise and sometimes people give themselves a challenge. For example, an easy resolution could be to be happy or join a sport. Theses things could be difficult but they are definitely one of the easier tasks. And adults may choose to quit smoking; not an easy task but one that will impact their future. So how, you ask, do you keep a New Years Resolution? Here are five steps to take to make for sure that you reach your goal.