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It is well known in Cheatham County, Tennessee, that A. O. Smith purchased State Industries (State Stove) which was one of the largest water heater manufacturing companies in the US. A.O. Smith is more than a water heater manufacturing company. A. O. Smith has been in operation for over 140 years having started in 1874 by Charles Jeremiah Smith. From a simple shoe last to fabricating baby carriage and bicycle parts in the 1800s, the ‘roots’ of A.O. Smith over generations has grown into a global manufacture for many industries: automotive, oil and gas, breweries, transportation, military, agriculture, residential retail, elevators, and so many more.

A.O. Smith, manufactures residential and commercial water heating equipment at its plant in Ashland City. Job seekers can visit the A.O. Smith plant daily from 9 a.m. to noon to apply. Hiring production operators and a variety of other positions... You can check out the job descriptions on the A.O Smith jobs website at jobs.aosmith.com. For a limited time, A.O Smith is also offering a $600 sign-on bonus! A.O. Smith is a values-driven company, committed to doing business with honesty and integrity and developing a workplace environment of mutual respect and dignity. Voted a Top Workplace by the Tennessean, A.O. Smith offers great benefits and career opportunities.

Starting pay ranges from $16 to $21 per hour and includes: n 401(k) with company match n Pension program n Medical, dental and vision insurance n Short and long-term disability

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For more information or questions about the job fair, please contact HR Staffing Specialists, 615- 792-4371, Eder Sermeno at ext. 1602, esermeno@ hotwater.com; or Takisha Rogers at ext. 1343, [email protected]. You can also call Direct Staffing at 615-510-5101.

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Dear Students, It is so hard to believe that it is the end of the

school year! How did it go by so fast? As the theme for this last newspaper is “Get Outside,” I thought I would touch on the benefits of getting outside of your comfort zone. This can mean trying something new. Did you know that when you have to struggle with a new task that learning accelerates? When we are pushed a bit we gain skillsets and new information. I have been taking fiddle lessons and believe me, I am uncomfortable often! The sounds that I can make with my fiddle can be harrowing! I am certainly out of my comfort zone in this class each week. But, as I struggle through each class, I continue to gain skills and learn new songs. I encourage you to set a goal for this summer to learn something new. Think about the areas of sports, art, literature or foreign language. The options are endless. Get outside of your comfort zone

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In a large bowl mix together the baking soda and cornstarch. Stir in the water and mix until completely

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blended. STEP 2.

Divide the mixture into separate contain- ers and add a few drops of food coloring to each one. Stir well. STEP 3. Paint can be applied with sponge brushes but pouring the paint from a spoon or bottle is much easier.

What is happening? Baking soda - Chemical name, sodium bicarbonate with formula NaHCO3 Vinegar - A dilute solution of acetic acid in water. Acetic acid is also known as ethanoic acid, with the formula CH3COOH. When vinegar and baking soda are first mixed together, hydrogen ions in the vinegar react with the sodium and bicarbonate ions in the baking soda. The solid baking soda mixxes with the liquid vinegar to produce carbon dioxide gas. This is the fizzy reaction you will notice as you spray the baking soda paint with the vinegar from your spray bottle.

PAINTING TIPS: Be aware that the paint mixture will settle quickly and be thick on the bottom. Some of the food coloring may also separate. Just stir again before using.

STEP 4. Then spray with vinegar and watch the cool fizzing effect.

WARNING: Test an area first. Food color can stain.

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