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Brush senior Cade Uhrick will have a number of schools to choose from to continue his football career at the next level, based on the number of scholarship offers and visits taken in recent weeks as seen on his social media pages.
Uhrick, the starting quarterback for the football team the last two seasons, has been getting attention from NCAA Division II and NAIA programs to play at the next level.
So far, Uhrick has listed three schools that have offered him a scholarship. Western State Colorado University and Black Hills State University, two schools from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, have made an official offer to the Brush senior. Another school that has offered to Uhrick is Ottawa University in Kansas, an NAIA school.
In April of 2017, Uhrick told the Fort Morgan Times that he had visits scheduled with Western State Colorado University and Black Hills State University. He also had taken unofficial visits his junior year to CSU-Pueblo and Colorado Mesa University. Uhrick added that he had spoken to all but two schools in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference up to that point last spring.
In addition to the offers he recently shared, Uhrick showed that he also took a visit to Chadron State University as well.
During his high school career in Brush, Uhrick completed 75 of 213 pass attempts for 978 yards, five touchdowns and nine interceptions. He also showed his athleticism by running for 385 yards and 10 touchdowns. The Beetdiggers went 6-12 over the last two seasons.
A decision on his future could come by National Signing Day on Feb. 7.
Brandon Boles: 970-441-5102, email@example.com or twitter.com/FMT_Sports


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Here is a typical Georgia country road, as we were driving today to a part-member home to drop off a copy of the Book of Mormon and some pamphlets in Spanish. We are getting to know the people. They are real nice. We hear y'all a lot. There's lots of forest, and fields and country roads, including dirt roads. Some addresses we cannot find, even with GPS. We went from a visit with a family in abject poverty to 15 minutes later a visit with a family in a mansion that had a quarter-mile drive way to the house. We've taken a sister to her doctor appointment and helped her get shopping. She can't read, so we read her mail to her. Also, Elna did some family history with another sister and we also took her to do her shopping, since she doesn't have a car and it's way too hot to walk. They had a lot of food and cookies today at church for Father's Day. The Bishop drives a truck and was out of town today. We visited yesterday with two people learning about the church. One was a middle-aged man in town and the other was an older woman out in the country (on a dirt road). A couple days ago, I was dropping my shirts off at the cleaners and gave the (Methodist) owner there a copy of the Book of Mormon.
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If you think that all homeowners are happy about housing dilemmas, then you better think again! Particularly for extended families, one of their dilemmas is whether or not they are going to have a bigger home through renovations or renting Better yet, they would contemplate whether to buy a house and lot in Philipines. Some of you here might wonder and ask if whether of the two are advisable to do. Well, you have to expect that there will be a lot of homeowners who will answer either way.
Of course, there will also be a lot of advantages you can have when you choose either of it. But there are just times that you need to pick one for you to move on to the next process. Well, if you are one of those homeowners who is struggling in making some decision on which of the two, then you might want to know some tips for making an informed decision.
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Your budget is one of the most important things for you to consider. Without enough budget, it is going to be hard on your part when it comes to the down payments – that if you are aiming to have a new home. However, if you are planning for some renovations instead, of course, money is also involved. You have to have a budget of the things you should use for you to do the renovations and all.
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Japan Watch: Governor King Reads Governor Shirikawa's Lines
Oh god. This was Governor Shirikawa of the Bank of Japan back in March 2012:
The first is the burden of balance-sheet repair. Even with monetary easing, economic entities with excess debt neither increase expenditures nor embrace more risk taking until their debts are reduced to an appropriate level. Monetary easing only mitigates pains associated with balance-sheet repair. Moreover, employing this mitigator for a prolonged time comes with costs, as it reduces incentives to lessen excess debt and causes delays in balance-sheet repair, which ultimately is necessary for economic recovery. Needless to say, the effect of low interest rates is extended to those economic entities that have not suffered any damage to their balance sheets. If they bring forward future demand to the present by taking advantage of a low interest rate environment, this leads to an increase in aggregate demand. As balance-sheet adjustment continues for a long period of time, however, the amount of future demand that could be brought forward gradually diminishes even in a low interest rate environment. The above-mentioned cost of reducing incentives to lessen excess debt is not only an issue for private economic entities but also for the government. Once the increased level of government debt is perceived to be unsustainable, this threatens both price stability and financial system stability, as in the case of the European debt problem.
My emphasis. This is Governor Shirikawa's good friend Governor Mervyn King in October 2012:
First, monetary policy supports demand and output by encouraging households and businesses to switch demand from tomorrow to today. But when tomorrow becomes today, an even larger stimulus is required to bring forward more spending from the future. Since the paradox of policy has been evident for almost four years, tomorrow has become not just today but yesterday. When the factors leading to a downturn are long-lasting, only continual injections of stimulus will suffice to sustain the level of real activity. Obviously, this cannot continue indefinitely. Policy can only smooth, not prevent, the ultimate adjustment. At some point the paradox of policy must be resolved.
My emphasis again. It's almost the same wording. Oh god. How did this happen? How are the lessons of Ben Bernanke and Lars Svensson forgotten so easily?
I am short on time so cannot post more than an idle rant, but, oh god. Please, Mr Osborne, replace this Governor now. Get Svensson in to blow you away with New Keynesian macro done properly. Get Scott Sumner in, or any damn fool who can print money and buy stuff; throw the Keynesians out with the bath water; target the level of nominal GDP. Get Gideon Gono in to show you how far you can debase the currency if you are serious about firing up the printing press. Actually, scratch that one. But please, no more of this. Oh god.
October 23, 2012 at 23:54
Ok, I'd be with you in favour of a nominal GDP target. But really what we're saying when we talk about a nominal GDP target is not "we will ensure a return to growth" but "we will tolerate inflation up to 5% in order to get all the growth we can". I think, if you could get King off the record, he'd tell you that, for a while, he thinks you'd only get 5% inflation. I think he'd say that you're really only shifting the burden of adjustment, but the same adjustment happens.
That adjustment is of debtors getting their balance sheets back in shape. King's view is that until they do that, they'll just keep on hoarding. An NGDP mandate – as I say, I favour it – would work in part by accelerating this process, redistributing from creditors to debtors.
As supporters of an NGDP target, you and I are saying "we're fine with that". But that's a big political choice, isn't it? And if you're in Mervyn King's generation, inflation was THE problem; for that reason, he probably really doesn't want it back, leaving aside the BoE mandate. Everything he says follows from his view that:
"The role of the Bank of England is to create the right amount of money, neither too much, nor too little, to support sustainable growth at the target rate of inflation."
The sentence rests on "at the target rate of inflation" – sustainable growth is only understood in that light. And from here, viewed like that, it's difficult to see how much faster you can go than now – interest rates are near-zero, broad money rising at 3%-4% – and yet growth doesn't pick up. He agrees with you that the BoE could create inflation – in fact, the latter part of his speech is an attack on Turner's idea precisely because of that risk.
Maybe he's right, and the reason why he's right is the reason why the mandate is wrong?
October 24, 2012 at 09:41
Re (1) and (2) I think we're on the same ground – my point about "tolerating higher inflation" is that NGDP simply reverses the conditionality, from being growth-consistent-with-inflation to inflation-consistent-with-growth. Inflation will then be a symptom of the balance of demand- and supply-side pressures; my suggestion (and I think King's) is that there's a lot of incipient supply-side pressure at the moment, which you would simply monetise with an NGDP target.
Re (3), yes, and in that sense, businesses will do that – but that's because they are reacting to the nominal variables first – sensibly, because your receipts and bills will be coming in nominal values, like it or not. It says nothing about the prospective split inflation-real growth split of the NGDP increase; that's why it works.
Re (4), yes.
Agreed about policy resulting in compressed NGDP growth alongside on-track inflation; but this was hardly the intention. In NK thinking, if you keep inflation on track, giving agents a stable currency with which to operate, then growth should take care of itself. At the ZLB, it predicts a problem; he seems guilty of knowing how to deal with that problem, but not putting it into practice.
October 24, 2012 at 12:01
Just thought 'incipient' wrong word. I meant sustained, albeit low level.
Anyway, I see Koo again reported as saying the CB can't raise inflation if the private sector is saving… Oh dear.
October 29, 2012 at 15:07
Great post, and some interesting references, but:
I read the Svensson paper indirectly linked and one problem with the proposed approach (acknowledged in the paper) is that if all the major (advanced) economies are in a liquidity trap simultaneously then the method can't work, because it relies on temporarily devaluing the currency against that of other advanced economies – a beggar-thy-neighbour approach which would be pretty unpopular right now.


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I am busy running a competition on my Facebook page where one of the steps is to tell me how you think I can improve my blog. I am loving the feedback, there really are some brilliant opinions there. I am so lucky to have such open-minded, involved, wonderful readers… from the bottom of my heart – thank you.
Many of you have asked me to give parenting advice on certain topics… well, here's the deal: I get parenting wrong every single day. I get irritated with Mikayla easily, I don't have enough patience, sometimes I am too tired to read her a bedtime story, I sometimes confuse childishness for rebellion and punish it instead of embracing it, I can't get Mikayla to eat her food, I failed at breastfeeding my son, I spoil them, I probably let them watch TV way too much… the list goes on. I've only been a mom for 4-years.
I get it right occasionally, too. So do my kids. There are good moments – lots of them.
However, I do not think that gives me authority to give parenting advice. My parenting choices are still largely untested and unproven. Our children aren't even teens yet. It will be ten to twenty years before we see what kind of adults they grow into.
I truly believe that every single child is different and unique. I am not qualified to provide you with expert parenting advice, however – I do love sharing my stories, experiences and giving my personal (non-professional) opinion – like when Mikayla had her Tonsils removed, or when I struggled to bond with my newborn, or even when my toddler started developing self-image issues. I hope that when you read my posts that you can take something from it – whether it is a new perspective, some inspiration or even just the feeling that you are not alone.
Only you know your child. Who am I to listen to a few sentences about a situation and speak into it with any real wisdom without knowing your child the way you do? I can help you think through it by asking questions, but ultimately, all a parent can do is the best they can at any given moment. And the best we can do to help another parent is encourage them to keep doing their best.
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One of the most important aspects of running a travel website is being able to travel. This can be a difficult task. While many travelers start up a travel blog at the beginning of their first around the world trip, many fails or lose interest part way through their travels. Running a successful travel website takes a full-time commitment and this can really cut into your quality time seeing the world.
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During construction of a portion of the Tombigbee Canal near Corinth, Mississippi, southward from Pickwick Lake (Station 13,118+00 to 13,337+50), the Contractor reported various problems, which he termed "differing site conditions." Some of the items considered as problems by the Contractor were: the amount of cherty Paleozoic material was far less than he expected or anticipated, there were deep deposits of bluish muck, the alluvial was not sufficiently stable to place in 1-foot lifts, excessively wet materials made it necessary to shift equipment frequently, the equipment had to travel over bad roads, and the materials had no bearing strength.
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Come out to Oxmoor Farm to enjoy the tailgating fun and excitement at this 16th annual polo match event! Proceeds benefit Maryhurst, the oldest child welfare nonprofit in Kentucky serving kids and families who are hurting.
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12 foods chefs never order at a restaurant
If anyone knows what to order at restaurants, it's chefs. Taking menus from their imaginative stages to physical manifestations on plates, chefs are experts on what to order in a way that those of us who have never managed a kitchen may never be.
However, with a few pointers in menu literacy, it is possible to order better at restaurants.
"I look for things that are eye-catching to me: Anything that I haven't seen before or a flavor combination that I can't imagine in my mouth," chef Nini Nguyen of Brooklyn's Cook Space said, explaining how she first approaches a menu. If nothing extraordinary stands out, she looks for classics she enjoys eating, like moule frites, onion soup or coq au vin (particularly at a French bistro).
Limited menus may also make ordering (and dining) well easier.
"I love restaurants that only make a few things. It helps me because I am very indecisive and it gives the staff the chance to focus and really elevate those few things," Nguyen said. She also tends to look at menus before visiting a restaurant, to get excited for the meal and perhaps pre-plan what she'll order.
Of course, the specials can always mess up your ordering plan. And vague terminology, very popular on menus that would rather list pretentious ingredients than actual preparation methods, can lead you astray. To feel good about her choice, Nguyen looks for keywords for her favorite ingredients: Hazelnuts, mushrooms, bottarga, uni, yuzu, and anything shellfish. The only ingredient she truly avoids? Goat cheese. "I just don't have the palate for it," she said.
What else are chefs skipping when they dine out? We asked a few to share their insights.
1. Chicken
"I never order chicken at restaurants in general because the quality and availability of other birds such as quail and guinea hen, as well as rabbit, make for much more interesting dishes," says Yosuke Machida, chef at San Francisco's Chambers Eat + Drink. Unless the restaurant specializes in chicken, Machida goes with "something else."
Chef Tadaaki Ishizaki of Salt and Charcoal in Brooklyn, also never orders chicken at a restaurant not specializing in chicken, noting that it's probably just on the menu as a crowd-pleaser for unadventurous eaters. Besides the inherent misery endured by chickens raised at factory farms, there's another reason to avoid poultry in general. "The amount of chemicals in chicken just personally scares me," Ishizaki said. "If the menu doesn't list the provenance of a chicken, don't order it unless you want a plate full of hormones and antibiotics."
2. Chicken parmesan
Chef Phil Pretty, of Long Beach's Restauration is fine with ordering chicken—unless it's followed by parmesan. "I would never, ever order chicken parmesan," Pretty said. "It's always frozen before cooked and tastes like a gross version of chicken nuggets."
3. Corned beef hash
Iron Chef alum Jehangir Mehta and current executive chef and co-owner of New York's Graffiti Earth says he would never order corned beef hash at a restaurant. His rationale? The dish was invented during wartime when beef was rationed in extremely limited quantities.
"Although I have never been in any of the world wars, I know that people were forced to eat [corned beef hash] out of necessity," Mehta said. "I don't see why you would choose it for brunch in 2017… there are plenty of delicious other options." Mehta applies the same rationale to spam and eggs.
4. Seafood pasta
"This is a very hard question for a chef because, for the most part, I like to eat everything," said Tim Cushman, chef/co-owner of Cushman Concepts (o ya, Hojoko Japanese Tavern and Covina). Still, on Italian menus (and depending on the restaurant), Cushman has a specific category he avoids: Seafood pasta. "It's usually served with a really thin noodle like angel hair and is one of the hardest pastas to cook perfectly."
5. Free bread
"I never eat the bread that comes before the meal. I'm usually too busy drooling on the menu. I love reading menus—it's like a dorky foodie hobby of mine," said chef Christena Quinn of Brack Shop Tavern in downtown Los Angeles. Plus, why fill up on bread when you're at a restaurant for the dishes?
6. Super luxe ingredients
Chef Tim Carey of Pasadena's Lost at Sea avoids high-end ingredients or menu add-ons like white truffles and caviar. "It's cheaper for me to buy them wholesale and eat at home," Carey said. Those who are not professional chefs may also find that buying these ingredients at specialty stores at retail pricing is still significantly less costly.
7. Fish on a Monday
Anthony Bourdain has since debunked his famous Kitchen Confidential adage that you should never order fish on a Monday, but plenty of chefs still exercise caution when considering what days of the week to dine out for seafood. "Fish markets are closed on Saturday so best case, the fish available over the weekend was caught on Thursday. Hence I never order fish on a Monday… Unless I know the chef personally." Kevin Adey, chef-owner of Brooklyn's Michelin-starred Faro and former Le Bernardin cook said.
8. Seafood in general
"Unless I'm at a chef-driven spot, I generally don't order seafood because I have trust issues," said Chris Coleman, executive chef at Charlotte, North Carolina's Stoke. "Freshness, quality and point of origin are sometimes questionable." The environmental group Oceana estimates that one-third of all seafood sold in the U.S. is mislabeled.
9. Anything you can (easily) make at home
Eleven Madison Park chef Nini Nguyen (and current culinary director at Brooklyn's Cook Space) is obviously pretty competent in the kitchen, but she's not going to order anything off a menu that she can make at home easily. "If I order pasta, I want it to be freshly made pasta," Nguyen said. "It doesn't have to be fancy, it just has to be well executed and thoughtful."
10. Any animal tattoed on the chef's body
Chef Oscar Cabezas, of Teleferic Barcelona in Walnut Creek, California, also doesn't order anything he can easily make at home and follows another rule for restaurants and his home cooking: He doesn't eat any of the animals inked on his body. "It's kind of a respect to them, like a deal: They offer me their protection and I protect them as well," Cabezas said. His tattooed animals include rooster, snake, Mediterranean corvina (a fish), lynx and bald eagle (thankfully not popular on menus).
11. Artichokes
"Dining out is both a blessing and a curse for a cook," said chef Claire Welle of Brooklyn's Otway. "Being out means you're not at work, you're away from the kitchen and someone else is actually cooking the food for a change. But it also means that someone else is cooking your food, and somehow, a little guilt sets in. Out of pure respect, and, to be honest, a bit of irrational thinking, I'll never order artichokes in a restaurant. The thistle is probably the most feared and time-consuming ingredient you can work with."
Knowing that every order of artichokes that comes into a professional kitchen adds to cooks' workloads, Welle can't bring herself to order them at a restaurant.
12. Mesclun salad
Harold Moore of New York's Harold's Meat + Three stays away from mesclun salad on any menu because it "seems uninspired, generic and all too often not given any love."
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High school administrators were monitoring the potential PG&E power shutdowns Tuesday as the threat of no electricity this week could cause athletic contests in several sports to be rescheduled.
Central Coast Section commissioner Duane Morgan reached out to Ron Nocetti, executive director of the California Interscholastic Federation, to gauge how the rest of the state is handling the situation.
The unprecedented shutdowns could affect up to 278,000 customers in the Bay Area, PG&E announced Tuesday.
"It's still a school site decision," Morgan said, noting that some schools might have to consider playing during the day on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. "We're trying to get ahead of it a little bit."
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The North Coast Section is keeping a close eye on the situation, too.
"As of now, each school site will determine the best course of action to take for their scheduled athletic contests," NCS assistant commissioner Sonjha Phillips said in an email. "The NCS has suggested that teams work with their opponents to try to find an alternate location. Another option is to postpone contests until power returns. For football, teams can reschedule games for Monday."
Both sections went through weeks of rescheduling last fall as smoke from the deadly Camp Fire near Chico caused poor air quality throughout the Bay Area.
The CCS moved football playoff games to the Southern end of the section, as far south as Salinas.
Most NCS football teams, given the choice of finishing the section playoffs or flipping a coin to determine which teams moved on to the state playoffs, elected to finish the section playoffs.


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- 16.5 Gal. Fuel Tank
- 2 12V DC Power Outlets
- 2 Seatback Storage Pockets
- 3.07 Axle Ratio
- 4-Wheel Disc Brakes w/4-Wheel ABS, Front Vented Discs, Brake Assist, Hill Hold Control and Electric Parking Brake
- 50-State Emissions System
- 500CCA Maintenance-Free Battery w/Run Down Protection
- 60-40 Folding Bench Front Facing Fold Forward Seatback ActiveX Leatherette Rear Seat
- Air Filtration
- Airbag Occupancy Sensor
- Auto Stop-Start Technology
- Back-Up Camera
- Bluetooth Wireless Phone Connectivity
- Body-Colored Door Handles
- Body-Colored Front Bumper
- Body-Colored Power w/Tilt Down Heated Side Mirrors w/Driver Auto Dimming, Convex Spotter, Manual Folding and Turn Signal Indicator
- Body-Colored Rear Bumper
- Brake Actuated Limited Slip Differential
- Cargo Space Lights
- Carpet Floor Trim and Carpet Trunk Lid/Rear Cargo Door Trim
- Chrome Grille
- Chrome Side Windows Trim
- Clearcoat Paint
- Cloth Door Trim Insert
- Compact Spare Tire Mounted Inside Under Cargo
- Compass
- Curtain 1st And 2nd Row Airbags
- Day-Night Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror
- Delayed Accessory Power
- Digital/Analog Display
- Driver And Passenger Knee Airbag
- Driver And Passenger Visor Vanity Mirrors w/Driver And Passenger Illumination, Driver And Passenger Auxiliary Mirror
- Driver Foot Rest
- Driver Seat
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Front Airbags
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Seat-Mounted Side Airbags
- Dual Zone Front Automatic Air Conditioning
- Electric Power-Assist Speed-Sensing Steering
- Engine: 1.5L EcoBoost
- Fade-to-off interior lighting
- Fixed Rear Window w/Defroster
- Ford Co-Pilot360 - Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) and Rear Collision Warning
- Ford Co-Pilot360 - Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) Blind Spot Sensor
- FordPass Connect 4G LTE WiFi Mobile Hotspot Internet Access
- Front And Rear Anti-Roll Bars
- Front And Rear Map Lights
- Front Center Armrest and Rear Center Armrest
- Front Cupholder
- Front Fog Lamps
- Front-Wheel Drive
- Full Cloth Headliner
- Full Floor Console w/Covered Storage, Mini Overhead Console w/Storage and 2 12V DC Power Outlets
- Fully Galvanized Steel Panels
- Garage Door Transmitter
- Gas-Pressurized Shock Absorbers
- HVAC -inc: Underseat Ducts and Console Ducts
- Instrument Panel Bin, Driver / Passenger And Rear Door Bins
- Integrated Roof Antenna
- Interior Trim -inc: Metal-Look Instrument Panel Insert, Metal-Look Door Panel Insert, Metal-Look/Piano Black Console Insert and Chrome Interior Accents
- Keypad
- Leather/Metal-Look Steering Wheel
- LED Brakelights
- Light Tinted Glass
- Locking Glove Box
- Manual Tilt/Telescoping Steering Column
- Manual w/Tilt Front Head Restraints and Manual Adjustable Rear Head Restraints
- Metal-Look Gear Shift Knob
- Multi-Link Rear Suspension w/Coil Springs
- Mykey System -inc: Top Speed Limiter, Audio Volume Limiter, Early Low Fuel Warning, Programmable Sound Chimes and Beltminder w/Audio Mute
- Outboard Front Lap And Shoulder Safety Belts -inc: Rear Center 3 Point, Height Adjusters and Pretensioners
- Outside Temp Gauge
- Passenger Seat
- Perimeter alarm
- Perimeter/Approach Lights
- Power Fuel Flap Locking Type
- Radio w/Seek-Scan, Clock, Speed Compensated Volume Control, Steering Wheel Controls and Radio Data System
- Rear Child Safety Locks
- Rear Cupholder
- Rear Parking Sensors
- Redundant Digital Speedometer
- Remote Releases -Inc: Power Cargo Access
- Securilock Anti-Theft Ignition (pats) Engine Immobilizer
- Side Impact Beams
- Single Stainless Steel Exhaust
- Speed Sensitive Rain Detecting Variable Intermittent Wipers
- Steel Spare Wheel
- Streaming Audio
- Strut Front Suspension w/Coil Springs
- Systems Monitor
- Tire Specific Low Tire Pressure Warning
- Tires: P235/45R18
- Transmission w/Driver Selectable Mode
- Trunk Rear Cargo Access
- Wheels: 18" Premium-Painted Aluminum
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Gardaí investigate overnight 300-bale barn fire
Members of An Garda Síochána have begun investigations into a shed/barn fire which resulted in more than 300 bales of hay being set alight over the weekend.
The incident took place in Co. Louth in the early hours of Monday morning, August 5.
Confirming the news to AgriLand, a spokesperson for An Garda Síochána said:
"Gardaí are investigating an incident of criminal damage by fire that occurred at a shed/barn in the Mullacrew area on Monday morning, August 5, at approximately 3:40am.
Approximately 300-440 bales of hay were set alight.
"A technical examination of the scene will determine the course of the Garda investigation; however, at this time it is being treated as suspicious," the Garda statement said.
Quad theft
Meanwhile, an appeal for information has been launched by police following the theft of a Honda quad late last week.
Stolen from a farm in Larne, Co. Antrim, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) issued a brief statement seeking details:
"Some time between 12:00pm and 3:00pm on Thursday, August 1, a red Honda quad bike valued at £6,500 (€7,076) was taken from a farm on the Ballysnod Road, Larne.
This would be a well-travelled road with plenty of vehicles passing between those times of the day.
"If you have seen anyone in the area at that time or have any information about this incident, please call 101 and quote reference number 1363 of 01/08/2019," the statement concluded.
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Welcome to our first blog! At Alucinor Productions we are passionate about Cinematic Storytelling and this blog is just a channel for us to share stuff we feel could be interesting.
In the entries to follow we'll keep you updated on what we're up to, projects we're working on, and different challenges, observations or learning experiences we've encountered.
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We'll try to make our blog useful, educational and interesting but don't take any of this stuff too seriously – at the end of the day these are just our opinions.
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Michelle Obama Hilariously Breaks Down Why Melania Trump's Inauguration Gift Exchange Appeared So Awkward
The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
It's reasonable to assume that elementary school teachers know what constitutes an appropriate — or inappropriate — way to teach children their lessons. But that may not be the case at one Georgia school.
At Beaver Ridge Elementary School in Norcross, Ga., parents are in an uproar because their children were given an arithmetic worksheet that used examples of slavery.
"Each tree had 56 oranges. If 8 slaves pick them equally, then how much would each slave pick?" the problem-solving worksheet read.
And, just when you thought it wouldn't get any worse, the assignment continued, "If Frederick got two beatings per day, how many beatings did he get in 1 week?"
In response, school district officials tried to clarify that teachers were attempting to incorporate history into their third-grade math lessons … but really?
Over the years, the usual method of creating math problems has been described as teachers providing just enough information to establish the background of the problem and allow students to clarify, interpret and attempt to construct a solution.
The concept of problem-solving seems beneficial, but in a school whose population is 62 percent Latino, 24 percent Black and 5 percent white, many felt it was dead wrong to have children be presented a humiliating vision of their ancestors as if it were a morally neutral situation, as math problems normally are.
"No matter how you cut it, there is no dignity in slavery," Quentin Lawson, executive director of the National Alliance of Black School Educators, tells BET.com. "Whereas the concept of integrating history and math is commendable, the example used by the Beaver Ridge Elementary School was totally inappropriate, inexcusable, and indefensible. "
Hopefully, this teacher has learned her lesson, and from the backlash of parents demanding an apology and diversity training for all teachers and district officials, hopefully other schools will know to not make the same mistake.
The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of BET Networks.
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The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
"When my teacher asks me a question thinking I'm not paying attention, but I get it right."


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WimBash Miami Beach 2013
Miami Beach, FL was host to the first WimBash event of the calendar year 2013. From January 18 – 20, Doug Wimbish, as musical curator, and the WimBash Music Festival Series partnered with the Miami Design Preservation League and Art Deco Weekend to provide an eclectic three days of music which pleased the widest and most discerning of musical tastes. Art Deco Weekend sees Miami Beach's world- famous Ocean Drive even more energized with 300,000 visitors who support the local establishments and the hundreds of vendors while enjoying the music, parades, lectures, tours, fashion, events and the Art Deco that is uniquely Miami Beach. Under the musical direction of Doug Wimbish, local and international visitors were entertained starting with a Friday evening of Jazz (directed by virtuoso violinist Christian Howes) continuing through the weekend with the sounds and flavors of reggae, funk, rock, country, pop,soul, hip-hop, dance and more. The high energy Latin horns of local Miami favorite Suénalo joined by Doug and others from the WimBash musical family closed out the weekend's festivities on Sunday with an electric performance that had all smiling and dancing around the beachfront stage.
Conducted by virtuoso violinist Christian Howes, Friday's evening of Jazz program began in the 1920s Deco era with vocalist John Martin and the Decotones, followed by Sarah Jane with The Christian Howes Band. The show was set to continue with the more contemporary jazz and blues sounds of Adam Falcon,and Beverly Lewis & The Mixx, before Christian Howes was to close the show with his all-star band and fiery, classical-leaning violin.
Saturday's music program saw the intensity level rise with the introduction of Living Colour bassist Doug Wimbish, the event's Musical Director and host. Doug assembled an eclectic group of local and WimBash Family musicians and bands, delivering a headlining, entertaining mix of pop, rock, jazz, fusion, reggae, funk, and dance. Calling his musical collective the Doug Wimbish Sound Sysyem, Doug was joined by both longtime (Vinx, Will Calhoun, Keith LeBlanc, Tara Harrison, DJ Rampage Global, Adam Falcon) and new collaborators (Ms. Lauryn Hill keyboardist Michel Ferre), for a retrospective set of his own repetoire including Tack>>Head,Jungle>>Funk and Head>>Fake classics. Also performing to round out the day's music adventure were guitar sensation Ladell McLin with David Pastorius & Keith LeBlanc, Alex Baugh & The Crazy Carls, John Fifield with The Christian Howes Band and David Pastorius with Local 518.
Staying in the patriotic moment into Sunday, after Earth Code's instrumental set, Tim Charron and his band moved the day forward with their All-American brand of country rock. Then, flying in from Maui, Ras Li'l' Dread and The Fyah Blaze Band brought their Hawaiian flavored Jamaican reggae to the beach
party, followed by Florida Native Alex Baugh's homegrown Florida surf pop, Philadelphia Phantasm's free-minded, power-tool rock, and finally Miami's own Suénalo and its unforgettable fusion of jazz, rock,hip-hop, rap, funk and Afro-Cuban horns.
Finnish rock & opera star, Tarja Turunen, surprised Doug with an appearance at the WimBash!
Doug Wimbish Soundsystem
Will Calhoun
Keith LeBlanc
Tara Harrison
DJ Rampage Global
Michel Ferre
Christian Howes
John Martin & The DecoTones
Sarah Jane & The Christian Howes Band
Adam Falcon
Beverly Lewis & The Mixx
Ladell McLin
David Pastorius
Local 518
Alex Baugh & The Crazy Carls
John Fifield
Earth Code
Tim Charron
Ras Li'l' Dread & The Fyah Blaze Band
Michael Orta
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Using a light to moderate weight dumbbell, stand erect with your feet slightly apart for better balance. Hold the dumbbell at your side in your right hand. Bend to the right from the waist as far as you can without bending your legs. Return to upright and continue the movement by bending to your left as far as you can.Just like losing belly fat and getting six pack abs, you have to follow a strict regime of dieting and intense exercises to lose overall body fat. Once your body fat levels drop, I'm sure you'll get rid of those dreaded love handles as well.
You lie on the floor with both legs bent and firmly together. Then you lower both legs to one side while keeping your upper body straight on the floor. You raise your upper body straight similarly to a regular crunch so the contraction occurs in one side of your waist. You switch sides and get an awesome waist workout.
Holding a dumbbell at your right-hand side slowly bend your torso sideways to the right whilst keeping your back straight
Arms holding the dumbbells down at your side, bend your body to the left like you're trying to touch the outside of your knee with the dumbbell. Slowly straighten back up again and do the same on the other side.
Aerobics such as using an exercise bike or exercising on a treadmill are two good ways of exercising, but be sure that you limit yourself when setting a goal so that you can exercise everyday.
The numbers are not so important as the form that you maintain during the exercise to get rid of love handles. Many people make the mistake of pulling on their head and bending their back during this exercise. By doing that you will risk injury to your back, not work your abdominals and obliques, and not get rid of love handles.
Start by standing up straight and hold one dumbbell in your hand at your side. Then slowly start to bend the torso sideways whilst letting the dumbbell drift toward the ground. Now slowly start to straighten back up to your starting position using your stomach muscles. Do 15 on each side.
Lie down on a floor mat such that your abdomen touches the ground. Raise your head slowly while you place your arms firmly at your sides. Now raise your legs and your knees and flutter them to and fro one by one.
Lie down on a floor mat such that your abdomen touches the ground. Raise your head slowly while you place your arms firmly at your sides. Now raise your legs and your knees and flutter them to and fro one by one.


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Oil prices rise as US oil output seen dropping
[NEW YORK] Global oil prices rose for the fourth straight day Tuesday, with US prices jumping after a government report predicted a drop in US shale-oil production.
West Texas Intermediate for May delivery, the benchmark US futures contract, added US$1.38 to close at US$53.29 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Brent North Sea crude for May, the global benchmark traded in London, settled at US$58.43 a barrel, up a modest 50 cents from Monday's close.
"The EIA report on Monday seems to be carrying the day today," said Robert Yawger of Mizuho Securities.
The US Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration said that output from the country's seven shale regions, which has been driving US crude production to a record high, looked set to fall by 57,000 barrels per day in May.
Analysts noted it was the first time the EIA had projected a drop since it began the monthly drilling productivity report in 2013.
"This is adding credence to the belief that lower prices and the precipitous drop in the rig count are finally impacting production, sending prices to test the highs last seen in early February," said Matt Smith of Schneider Electric.
But Commerzbank analysts underscored the limited impact in the context of the copious global supply that has pushed prices about 50 per cent lower since mid-2014.
"Compared to the current oversupply of up to two million barrels per day... this would be but a drop in the ocean," they said in a research note.
Traders also expected another rise in US crude inventories to new record highs in Wednesday's DoE report.
Tim Evans of Citi Futures predicted US crude stocks would rise by as much as four million barrels for the week ended April 10, including another gain at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery point for WTI futures.
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Cannabis stores in Edmonton are feeling the holiday rush this weekend in the final stretch before Christmas.
Cannabis became legal just over two months ago, and shoppers are eager to put pot-themed presents under the tree this year.
"We've noticed a very consistent stream of customers coming through," said Meagan Scheie, director of training and development for Fire & Flower, which has four Edmonton-area stores. "Everyone's really excited to be celebrating their first cannabis Christmas."
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We have all heard of 'they' or 'them'! You know, 'they' never give us enough material to do the job. 'They' didn't leave it ready for us again. It was 'them' in (fill in the blank) department that delayed it. The problem is we refer to 'them' as though they were some completely isolated group from the organization we work in. While in fact 'they' are usually just another group of colleagues in our own department, in another department or an organization we partner with such as a supplier. Some of whom we have lunch with or shoot the breeze with on a regular basis. So when we refer to 'them' or 'they' we are really pushing off the blame or completely oblivious to the fact that this is something that needs to be addressed, at the least it is unprofessional and sends a message of discord which can lead to mistrust and certainly tells a customer that 'this is not a professional organization'. If it is a valid frustration, a regular occurrence, then it is causing a bottleneck, delays, customer dissatisfaction and most probably costing money.
It is essential that everyone in our team understands that if an opportunity exists for improvement that they can be free to raise the issue. It is also essential that they are listened to, that there is some way to evaluate its importance and therefore where it comes of the 'to do list' and of course that there is some systematic approach to resolving the situation, a problem solving methodology that ideally every employee is trained in using. By solving the daily frustrations that impact us personally at work, seeing that quality tools do work and help, achieves buy-in at grassroots level and ensures that they will be used again to solve further problems proactively.
So, what have 'they' been up to you in your company?


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Personally, I have had more than several occurrences of being guided by something other than my own consciousness. I choose to label it as little as possible since I believe strongly that while I love words and language, I do think that we tend to box ourselves into specific belief systems based on words, on labels and judgments and that what we need to do is feel more and sometimes think less. Otherwise, we run the risk of forgetting that we are here - again, in my opinion - to experience human life and all that it offers us. But that does not mean that we should be disconnected from whatever our source is, and the source often gets lost in the words we use to attempt to explain it.
One can not deny that we are connected to each other and that alone, for me, eliminates the illusion that left to our conscious minds, we can navigate the pathways of our lives on our own.
I do believe that we are our thoughts, however, I do not believe that we are even close to understanding how those thoughts appear. There are too many documented stories of people doing extraordinary things based on a hunch or a physical feeling that came over them suddenly to believe that some sort of wisdom other than our conscious selves is at place in our worlds.
And we, each of us, are someone else angel or guide in ways that perhaps we do not see. We meet, we connect in ways that might be unexplainable, we have different versions of a mutual experience, and then we move on -- guiding each others lives to a better place hopefully. And then, of course, there are experiences such as those I've had where the room is suddenly occupied by something larger than ourselves, something that consumes the air, something that lets us know in that moment that we are not alone, and that everything is going to be okay.


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With summer rapidly approaching, I thought I would post a recipe for one of everyone's favorite summer side dishes- potato salad. Potato salads come in two varieties- creamy and vinegar-based. Most creamy potato salads use mayonnaise, but yogurt, sour cream, or salad dressings can also be used as a base. They are usually served cold. Vinegar-based potato salads on the other hand, are typically coated with a vinegar and sugar based dressing, and are usually served warm. The absence of mayonnaise sometimes makes these dishes a better choice for events likes barbeques and picnics when food will be sitting out at warm temperatures for hours. That's when the toxins produced by bacteria like staph aureus are more likely to proliferate and cause food poisoning.
Regardless of the type of potato salad, in general it's best to choose a variety of potato that has a moderate amount of moisture and starch such as red-skinned, Yellow Finn or Yukon Gold. These types of potatoes tend to hold their shape even after they are cooked until tender, which makes them a natural pick for potato salads. This is opposed to low moisture/high starch potatoes such as the classic Idaho or russet which become very dry and granular after cooking and tend to flake easily.
This dish is my take on a German potato salad which is usually served warm with a slightly tart bacon and vinegar dressing. I entered a similar recipe in a contest sponsored by Smithfield and Paula Deen, and it won me a set of stainless steel cookware. In this version, I use crispy pancetta instead of bacon. And because I love the play of sweet and salty flavors, I also toss in some dried cranberries which nicely complement the saltiness of the pancetta. I also like to crumble fresh goat cheese on top- I think it adds a nice tangy flavor and creaminess that works great with the warm potatoes. These potatoes also make a nice side dish during the holidays- one of my best friends Rathiga made this dish last Christmas and her in-laws raved about it!
- 2 lbs. red-skinned potatoes
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 6 ounces pancetta, diced
- ½ cup finely chopped yellow onion
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 2 ½ tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- ¾ cup chicken stock
- ½ cup dried cranberries
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley plus extra for garnish
- Kosher salt
- Black pepper
- 2 ounces goat cheese
- Wash the potatoes and place them in a large saucepan. If the potatoes are very large, cut them in half. Fill the saucepan with enough cold water to cover them. Salt the water and bring to a boil over high heat. Cook until potatoes are fork tender. Drain the potatoes and slice them into 1/4-inch slices.
- Heat the olive oil in a large saute pan over medium heat. Add the pancetta and cook until crisp. Add the onion to the pan and cook until softened. Add the mustard, vinegar, chicken stock, and dried cranberries and stir to combine. Cook 3-4 minutes until liquid is reduced by half. Add the sliced potatoes along with the parsley and salt and pepper to taste. Toss to combine all ingredients well.
- To serve, transfer the potatoes to a serving platter and crumble the goat cheese on top. Garnish with the remaining parsley. Serve warm.


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Hello there!
The new issue of the magazine is live. Better later than never, I suppose.
However, this issue features about 96 authors, and some of them with more than one piece. So, you have a lot to read.
I will keep it brief, as it is past one o'clock a.m. here. I will invite you to enjoy and comment, if you feel like it.
I want to thank everyone who contributed to this issue.
Great issue, even if I say so.
Don't forget, hover with the mouse over 2019 and find September. There, you will find a drop-down menu, and you can choose Poems, Short-Stories or Non-fiction. On the right side of the page, under categories, you will find the names of the authors. If you click on them, you will get to the piece you would like to read.
However, it is worth the effort of reading them all.
Editor in Chief,
Roxana Nastase
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Scarlet Leaf Magazine: Scarlet Leaf Review June 2018
Literary magazine, featuring authors from all over the world. You will enjoy love, nature and social poems, as well as thrilling prose, full of suspense, horror or humor.
To bring joy to readers everywhere.
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