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Sunday House Call, #689, March 31, 2019: "I haven't got time for the pain"
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Once in kindergarten I tried telling one of my African American friends that he wasn't black: he was brown. I pointed at the box of crayons and said his skin matched the Crayola brown, not the black. Five year old Cara didn't realize the implications of telling my friends that they were wrong about what they were calling themselves. Little Cara didn't understand why they were upset but decided that if they said they were black, then they were black, regardless of what I thought.
I grew up in the OKC/Edmond area, was raised Baptist, and am the middle child of a family that was the result of the marriage between a first generation Iranian immigrant and an immigration attorney. I am white but hold my non-European heritage dear (I do jokingly refer to myself as beige sometimes) and recognize the many privileges granted to me. Diversity and tolerance are important to me and I believe that the exploration, understanding, and acceptance of other cultures is essential to being a decent contributing member of society.
I study Letters and Art History, as well as am a feminist and an advocate for autism awareness, body positivity, LGBTIQAP rights, increased minority representation, and more.
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Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out —
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out —
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How To Cook Sirloin Steak – Which Cooking Method Is Best?
Sirloin is one of the most common cuts of steak that you'll find in US stores and restaurants. It's a lean, relatively inexpensive cut, making it popular with families on a budget who still want to indulge in an excellent meal on occasion.
What is Sirloin?
Sirloin comes from the rear-back section of the cow and can be divided into three cuts: top sirloin, bottom sirloin, and sirloin tips. Top sirloin is the most tender of the three and is typically the most expensive. Bottom sirloin is much more common and affordable.
Sirloin tips are usually cut from the back-most section of the sirloin, next to the round, and may be made up of 50% or more round. For that reason, sirloin tips are the least expensive, but also least desirable cut of sirloin.
How to Choose the Right Sirloin Steak?
The absolute best way to ensure you're getting the best sirloin steak is to go to a real butcher. However, since many of us don't have local butcher shops nearby, or they're prohibitively expensive, we're going to focus on getting your steak from a grocery store.
First, consider portion size. You should plan to serve ¼ to ½ pound of steak per person, depending on their appetite and if you're serving anything else with the meal.
You'll want to choose a steak that's at least one inch thick, preferably two inches if possible. The thinner the steak is, the quicker it will dry out from cooking it.
The coloring is important. Many grocery store steaks have artificial coloring to make them look more attractive, but you can still tell a lot about steak from the color. A fresh sirloin steak is deep red, with a lot of marbling.
Marbling is caused by little veins of fat throughout the meat and is a good indication of how juicy the steak will be. Also, look for a thick band of fat around the perimeter of the steak. The fat should be a creamy white color—if it's yellow, that means the steak isn't fresh, and you shouldn't buy it.
How to Prepare a Sirloin Steak
If you're not planning to cook your steak within an hour of returning home, you'll need to refrigerate or freeze it. Sirloin will stay good in the fridge for two to three days but can last up to a month in the freezer.
When you're ready to cook your sirloin, you'll need to get it to room temperature. For a frozen steak, you should do this gradually, by thawing in the refrigerator first. A refrigerated steak will need to sit out for about an hour to reach the optimum temperature.
Wash your room-temperature sirloin on both sides, then pat it dry with paper towels. Rub your steak with whatever seasonings you want to use. A good sirloin only needs some salt and pepper to enhance the flavor, but you can use other seasonings too if you prefer.
Once both sides of the steak are seasoned, leave it sitting for about forty minutes before cooking, so it has time to absorb the seasonings—otherwise, most of your seasoning will fall off as soon as you put your sirloin on the pan or grill.
If you want to marinade your steak, you should do so at least four hours before cooking. You can buy pre-made marinades at the store, or whip up your own using equal parts oil, vinegar, and spices. Place each steak in its own sealable plastic bag, then add the marinade and seal it up.
Place the bagged sirloin in the fridge for up to 24 hours, depending on how strong you want the marinade flavors to be. When you're ready to cook, remove the steaks from the bags and pat them dry with paper towels.
The reason you want to start off with a dry steak is that a wet steak will generate steam once it hits a hot surface. The steam will prevent the outside of the sirloin from getting a nice crust on it and will slow the browning process in general. A wet steak also won't hang on to seasonings and oils as well as a dry steak would.
Which Cooking Method is Best?
There are three primary methods of cooking sirloin steak. People will swear that one approach is better than the rest, but the truth is, it depends on how you like your steak prepared and how long you have to cook it. We've provided instructions for all three methods, so you can determine which one is right for you.
How to Cook the Perfect Sirloin
Sirloins aren't the best cut of meat for the grill, because of how lean they are. Grilling can dry out a sirloin and make it tougher. However, with the right technique, you can still get a perfectly-cooked sirloin steak from the grill. You don't want to use this method if you like your steaks cooked above medium; if you grill your sirloin beyond that point, it'll get too tough.
While you're letting your steak rest at room temperature, heat up your grill. The heat you cook your sirloin at will depend on its thickness—thicker steaks require lower temperatures, which is counterintuitive. For a half-inch cut, you'll want your grill to be medium-high. For thicker cuts, you need medium or medium-low heat.
When your steaks are ready to cook, place them on the grill and keep an eye on them. Make sure there aren't any flare-ups that could char the steak.
Contrary to popular belief, you can (and should!) turn your steak over more than once. Frequent turning will ensure even cooking and help you get a nice sear on the outside.
Your cook time will depend on the thickness of your sirloin and how you like it cooked. The only sure-fire way to know when a steak is done is to use a thermometer. A rare steak should have an internal temperature of 130-135 degrees Fahrenheit; medium rare is 140 degrees, medium is 155 degrees, and well done is 165 degrees.
Once your sirloin has reached the desired doneness, take it off the grill and let it rest. The steak will continue cooking during this period and get to the optimum temperature. Cutting into the steak too soon will also release a lot of the juices and fat, leaving it dry and tough. Five to ten minutes is ideal.
Eat your delicious sirloin steak!
Pan Searing
Pan searing is the easiest way to get a perfect sirloin steak. The pan creates an even crust on the outside of the steak and allows you to cook with oil to prevent the sirloin from drying out.
A cast iron pan is the ideal vessel for your sirloin, but any heavy-duty pan that can withstand high heat will do.
Once your steak is ready to cook, place your pan on the stove and add about a half tablespoon of oil per serving (again, about ¼ to ½ pound is a single serving). Turn the heat up to high, and wait for the pan to heat up. You'll know it's hot enough when the oil starts to smoke.
Place your sirloin on the pan, and press down gently to ensure the entire surface is in full contact with the pan. Let it sit for about a minute, then flip it over, pressing it down again. Continue flipping every 30 seconds.
After about four minutes, you should have a nice brown crust on the outside of the steak. Use your meat thermometer to determine if it's done, and continue cooking if necessary.
When the sirloin is done, remove it from the pan and let it rest under a tent of aluminum foil for five to ten minutes.
Enjoy your perfectly seared sirloin!
If you're not able to babysit your steak the entire time it's cooking, broiling is a pretty fool-proof method. You won't get the same sear as cooking on a grill or stovetop, but you should still end up with a light crust on the outside.
Place your top oven rack about six inches below the heating element, and then place your pan on the top shelf. A cast iron pan works best for this, but any pan will do. You can put half a tablespoon of oil in the pan if it's not nonstick.
Set your oven to broil, or to the top possible temperature if it doesn't have a built-in broil function. Allow the oven and the pan to thoroughly pre-heat, which should take 15-20 minutes.
Pull out the oven rack and carefully place your sirloin on the pan. The pan will be extremely hot and may splatter a bit, so watch out for that.
Allow your steak to sear for three minutes per side. Once you're satisfied with the crust (which again, won't be quite as lovely as if you sear in a pan), set your oven to 500 degrees.
Cook your steak at this temperature for as long as you need to get to your desired level of doneness. Use a meat thermometer to check it. A general guideline for cook times is:
Rare—Three to four minutes
Medium—Five to six minutes
Medium Well—Seven to eight minutes
Once they're finished, remove your sirloin steaks from the pan and let them rest for at least five minutes.
BONUS: If you want to get that perfect sear while still broiling your steaks, you can cook them in a pan on the stove first and then place them in the broiler. You'll cook them for 30 seconds to one minute per side in the pan. A cast iron pan can go directly from the stove to the oven, preventing you from having to wash multiple pans after dinner!


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• Creating jobs for former MCAs is not the right way forward.
• CASs in ministries are already superfluous appointments.
Governor Wycliffe Oparanya in Kakamega has hired 16 MCAs who lost elections as community administrators (see P28).
In 2017, 45 out of 60 MCAs lost their seats. So his opponents have criticised Oparanya for rewarding political losers.
But Oparanya has also created posts for 12 subcounty administrators, 60 ward administrators and 400 community unit administrators. His opponents are accusing him of preparing the ground for his presidential bid in 2022 at the expense of the county.
This is not a track record that will appeal to voters in a presidential election. The national government is already rewarding too many election losers with jobs — the superfluous role of Chief Administrative Secretary in ministries was largely created to cater for marginal figures to whom some leaders feel misguided loyalty.
Oparanya is touting his candidacy as a chance for a more technocratic and meritocratic government.
Creating jobs for stranded former MCAs in Kakamega is not the right way to convince us that he can do it. The Kenyan public does not want a leader who dishes out jobs to non-performing political losers.
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Clayne Crawford out, Seann William Scott in, for season 3 of "Lethal Weapon"
CR: Ray Mickshaw/FOX, ©2018 Fox Broadcasting Co.(LOS ANGELES) — Clayne Crawford is out, and American Pie's Seann William Scott will replace him for the third season of Fox's Lethal Weapon.
The network announced Sunday the show would be picked up for a third season with its new co-star Scott — opposite Damon Wayans — after Crawford was fired last week, Variety reports.
The studio was in a mad dash to recast the vacant co-lead spot ahead of Fox's upfront presentation.
Sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that Scott will play the brother of Crawford's character, Martin Riggs.
"Seann is a fantastic addition to this already amazing cast," says Michael Thorn, Fox Broadcasting's president of entertainment.
Crawford was pushed out of the show after accusations emerged that he continued his character's intensity when the cameras weren't rolling.
At issue were two incidents: one in which Crawford allegedly dressed down co-workers over what he considered unsafe working conditions. Another stemmed from an episode that Crawford directed, in which he reportedly lost his cool at a cast member who complained about the same issue.
Amid the announcement of recasting and renewal, Crawford took to Instagram to address the show's continuation without him:
"To my cast and crew — CONGRATULATIONS on season 3! To the Fans — Thank you for the overwhelming support and love," he wrote. "Riggs was a dream role and the experience will live with me forever. My heart is full. Good Luck nxt season!!"
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Our Technical Editor reveals why standard filters are unsuitable for LED lighting and reviews Lee's line of Zircon filters, which were specifically designed for use with LEDs.
Given the amount of time we spend thinking about colorimetry, it should be fairly clear by now that generating, filtering and photographing white light is far from straightforward. With various gas discharge and solid-state technologies in use alongside more traditional approaches, the need for filters to achieve any kind of consistency is common. At the same time, though, the variability of certain devices, even on a batch-to-batch basis, makes filtration an exercise in empirical eyeballing.
This isn't an entirely new situation. After all, colour temperature correction filters in blue and orange (CTO and CTB) have existed for decades. Companies such as Lee Filters have been producing LED-oriented versions of some of their colours for a while. Even so, there are specific technical considerations which make filters for LED rather unique. Principally, there's the issue that white-light LEDs are based on blue LEDs that are a source of very shortwave radiation in a way that even traditional lighting isn't. As a result, the company reports that some traditional filters could be bleached in a few tens of hours by modest LED sources, given the high point intensity of even small LEDs. Given that the purpose of colour correction filters in these circumstances is to achieve consistency, colour that wanders that fast is unhelpful.
Zircon: Specially designed for LED
Enter the Zircon range. These filters are designed particularly for robustness in the face of lights emitting lots of shortwave radiation. In order to achieve this robustness, an entirely new and proprietary manufacturing procedure, regarding the dyes, was used (although the coating plant is the same). To this point, Lee states that it hasn't yet established how possible it is to rework its entire range to the Zircon standard, since the new dye formulation differs significantly. At the moment, the range includes warm and magenta filters with similar intent to pre-existing CTO and minus-green types. The Zircon filters are also coated onto a plastic base of more than twice the thickness, representing a demand for filters that are somewhat self-supporting when clamped on two opposite edges, as they often are when inserted into striplights containing LED ribbon. Lee cautions that the new filters, being designed for cool-running LED lighting, don't have the same fire retardant properties as the old.
Lee Zircon minus-green filters
The minus-green filters, numbered 801 to 805, are fairly conventional in appearance, being roughly equivalent to magenta filters CC01M, CC02M, CC03M, CC05M and CC10M, and are named Zircon Minus Green 1 to 5 from strongest to palest. The warming filters, named Zircon Warm Amber 2, 4, 6 and 8 and numbered 806 to 809, are to the eye more strawlike than extant CTO filters.
Lee Zircon warming filters
Zircon also includes a selection of three diffusions, numbered 810 to 812 and called Zircon Diffusion 1, 2 and 3, which Lee describes, respectively, as similar to pre-existing diffusions numbered 216, 416 and 250. These, we might assume, will be useful to people interested in diffusing away the field of light points produced by Litepanels-style LED arrays, although naturally there will be a considerable sacrifice in punch and throw.
Of these, perhaps the amber series is the most interesting, being intended to counteract the tendency of LEDs toward cooler colours. This tendency exists as a manufacturing convenience in the lower-cost end of the market. LEDs are more efficient when less of their output goes through the phosphor conversion process that turns blue light into yellow, allowing manufacturers to post more impressive output and efficacy figures for devices with cooler output. It's worth noting here that if we want tungsten light, it will still be more efficient to pick tungsten LEDs to begin with, since the reduced efficacy of warmer LEDs will still be more efficient than filtering a daylight LED. Nonetheless, Lee #806 Zircon Warm Amber 2 does look, to the eye at least, to have equivalent strength to a full daylight to tungsten correction, and Lee suggests that it will convert a 5500K (thus daylight) LED to 3000K (thus tungsten), so the option to do it exists.
Lee Zircon #806 filter
One of the notable things about the Warm Amber series is that its not a simple graduation of colour intensities, whereas the first few magenta filters are. This nonlinearity within a series is fairly normal for filters intended to produce a particular colour temperature shift and suggests that the available filters have been designed quite specifically in terms of their transmission spectrum, taking into account the spectral oddness of LED lighting in general.
Proper perspective
With this in mind, we should mention the obvious: LED lighting in general can currently be very inconsistent. While the very best types currently mix well with true tungsten and daylight-matched lighting respectively, they remain incomplete-spectrum light sources; two LED devices that appear well-matched to the eye and on camera may not react to filtration in the same way. At the less-expensive end of the market, it's a free-for-all of mismatching and a different daylight, as we've discussed before, for every day of the week. This forces companies like Lee into a corner: filters are needed, but there can be no way to ensure they are matched to the light source in the same way CTO and CTB are matched to ideal tungsten or daylight.
Lee is at pains to point out that "colour temperature shift varies with type of LED" and even that the diffusion may not be entirely colour-neutral under some very specific circumstances. This is a good, responsible and upfront approach which should be applauded, especially since the inconsistency of LED lighting isn't any of Lee's doing in the first place. The Zircon range is, then, about as good a solution as currently could exist. If anything more is needed, it may be even subtler grades, with intensities similar to the one-eighth strengths of CTO and CTB (or perhaps even paler than that). These would be useful for trimming out tiny batch-to-batch imperfections and the effects of ageing on LEDs, which is something that can only be done in the moment, by eye or by monitor.
It's also worth mentioning that Lee has already produced saturated effects colours intended for LED lighting. Because traditional filters in highly-saturated colours can have spectral pass bands that match poorly to the light actually output by an LED, very saturated colours can result in very little light actually making it through the filter. As such, filters designed to match LED to traditional lighting using saturated colours can look disarmingly different than the tungsten-oriented versions of the same thing. The popular #181 Congo Blue, for instance, is a very deep, extremely saturated blue that borders on the ultraviolet, but the version intended for cool-white LEDs, called CL181, actually looks magenta-purple. #117 is called (and looks) Steel Blue, but CL117 looks yellow. The fact that these actually produce somewhat matching results is an indication of how difficult it is to design filters for current LEDs. In time, greater consistency in LEDs intended for film and TV work should ease the consistency and colour quality concerns. The need for specialist filters may eventually go away, but, for the time being, this is very necessary work.


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Colorado Community Media asked the following questions of state Sen. Chris Holbert, R-Parker, ahead of the 2020 legislative session, which began Jan. 8. Holbert, the Senate minority leader, represents Senate District 30, which includes Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree and portions of Parker, among other areas.
What can be learned from the 2019 session?
The Colorado Constitution defines our state legislative process based on the rule of simple majority. When one political party holds a simple majority or more of seats in both the state House and Senate, plus the governor's office, as Democrats do currently, then they can pass whatever bill(s) they wish. However, the state constitution does not provide the majority party the ability to pass an unlimited number of bills. No matter what, our general session must end at or before midnight of the 120th day and it cannot be extended. Thus, prioritization is important.
What bill or bills are you most looking forward to working on in the 2020 session?
First, continue my efforts to secure at least 300 million general fund tax dollars for roads and bridges. By comparison, the state budget includes approximately 7,000 million ($7 billion) for public K-12 education.
Second, to secure funding to inform parents of middle school students about concurrent enrollment. Parents need to know how their kids could graduate from high school with some or all of a college level associate degree and to have some or all of the cost covered by their school district. For some students, that could cut the cost of a four-year degree in half. Too often, motivated students don't even hear about concurrent enrollment prior to high school. Parents need to know about this great, existing, opportunity.
In light of Proposition CC's failure in November, what steps should be taken for transportation and education funding?
It's important to understand that, here in Colorado, we don't account for all funding for public education through our state budget. Only the portion of funding for your school district actually receives through the state budget would be reported as state funding. Why? Because, since statehood in 1876, Colorado has been and is a local control state. For example, federal dollars can and do go directly from the federal government to your school district. In that case, those dollars would not be included in the accounting of how the state funds your school district. Your local school board determines teacher salaries in that school district, not the state legislature.
What do you envision as the most daunting challenge this session?
The state budget, aka the "Long Bill" due to its length, is the only bill that the General Assembly is required to pass each year. Our state constitution requires that a budget be adopted and that it be balanced. Our state Legislature is not allowed to allocate or spend more than we have.
Describe a successful 2020 session.
Pass a balanced budget that, once again, increases funding for public K-12 education, provides at least $300 million for roads and bridges, defend the U.S. and state constitutions, and avoid empowering government at the cost of personal freedom and individual liberty.
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Close your eyes and let your imagination run wild for a second: if you had unlimited funds to put together the ultimate Bundesliga U21 Dream Team, who would you include? We suspect the starting line-up and substitutes would look something like this….
Florian Müller (Mainz)
Age: 21
Position: Goalkeeper
Müller joined Mainz at the age of 15 in 2013 and although he had been on the fringes of the first team for a couple of years – he made his Bundesliga debut on Matchday 25 in 2017/18 – his big breakthrough did not arrive until last season. And what a season it was. Named as the first-choice custodian for the 2018/19 campaign, the Germany U21 international kept five clean sheets in 24 league outings – only missing out due to a ligament injury that kept him sidelined for two months. Hailed as "outstanding" by head coach Sandro Schwarz last year, Müller has extraordinary reflexes, is commanding in the air and has good distribution: 63 per cent of his passes (including long balls), found a teammate last season. If you're looking for a safe pair of hands in goal, Müller's your man.
Achraf Hakimi (Borussia Dortmund)
Age: 20
Position: Right-back
Looking for someone rock solid in their defensive duties at right-back, but with the pace and stamina to charge up the other end of the pitch and provide width in attack too? Then Achraf Hakimi's your man. Signed on a two-year loan deal from Real Madrid at the start of 2018/19, the 20-year-old announced himself on the Bundesliga stage in style when he made his debut on Matchday 5, scoring in a 7-0 thrashing of Nuremberg. The Morocco international was a mainstay in the side from that point on, winning 50 per cent of all his tackles and committing just 13 fouls before breaking his foot against Wolfsburg on Matchday 25, an injury that ruled him out for the season. Oh, and he managed another goal, four assists and a whopping 41 crosses into the opposition box, too.
Dayot Upamecano (RB Leipzig)
Age: 20
Position: Centre-back
If you can intimidate your opponent before a ball is even kicked then that's half the battle won – and centre-backs do not come more imposing that Dayot Upamecano. The Frenchman's 6'1", 183-pound frame is more than enough for the rigours of top-flight football – as shown by his 63 per cent success rate in winning tackles, a figure that rises to 68 per cent in the air. There are brains to accompany that considerable brawn too, with his pace, positioning and ease on the ball – 86 per cent of passes found a teammate – helping Leipzig concede fewer goals than any other side last season (29).
Ibrahima Konate (RB Leipzig)
Age: 20
Position: Centre-back
A share of that praise must also go to his compatriot, teammate and fellow centre-back Ibrahima Konate. Timo Werner and Yussuf Poulsen were the only outfield players at Leipzig to play more minutes than the 20-year-old last season (2,431). And if head coach Ralf Rangnick's faith in the youngster is not enough to persuade you, how about the fact that Leipzig kept 14 clean sheets in the 28 league appearances Konate made last season (50 per cent). Without him on the pitch, they only stopped the opposition scoring twice in six games (33 per cent). As the saying goes: you do the math!
Evan N'Dicka (Einracht Frankfurt)
Age: 19
Position: Left-back
Ok, admittedly N'Dicka was predominantly deployed at centre-back for Eintracht Frankfurt in his debut Bundesliga season in 2018/19, but the left-footer did also make a couple of outings on the left for the Eagles. And with a player this good, you'd want him in your team anywhere. Signed from Ligue 1 side Auxerre in summer 2018, the French U21 international was not initially expected to compete for first-team honours, but such was his "phenomenal development", according to head coach Adi Hütter, that he simply had to play. Strong, quick and seemingly unfazed by anything, the 19-year-old won a whopping 64.5 per cent of all aerial battles last term, starting 24 of the Eagles' Bundesliga matches.
Watch: Why N'Dicka was February's Rookie of the Month
Tyler Adams (RB Leipzig)
Age: 20
Position: Defensive midfielder
A winter recruit from the New York Red Bulls, Tyler Adams showed what he's made of in a show-stopping debut away to Fortuna Düsseldorf. Adams covered more ground (7.28 miles), made more intensive runs (97) and won more tackles (17) than anyone else on the pitch that day, and he proved he was not a one-hit wonder by validating those statistics and boasting an unbeaten record in his nine outings in a RB Leipzig shirt before injury curtailed his campaign. "He's a special person, he's a special personality, he's a special talent and the ceiling for him is massive," said Leipzig assistant coach Jesse Marsch. "Massive here in Leipzig, in the Bundesliga and beyond."
Arne Maier (Hertha Berlin)
Age: 20
Position: Midfielder
The U19 team's loss was the first team's gain when Arne Maier was fast-tracked into the senior squad at Hertha Berlin 18 months ago. He had inspired the U19s to the league title and was bossing their midfield when then coach Pal Dardai called him to his office and told him he had outgrown the academy. He went on to be an ever-present in the second half of the 2017/18 season and was the first name on Dardai's teamsheet last season until an ACL injury cut his campaign short. "He's mastered the leap from junior to senior level and has shown how much potential he has," said Hertha's sporting director Michael Preetz. "We're convinced that his great development up to now is far from over." Knocking on the door of 90 per cent pass completion, it is clear just why he's such a pivotal player in the Hertha engine room.
Jadon Sancho (Dortmund)
Age: 19
Position: Winger
Having shown glimpses of his quality in 2017/18, Jadon Sancho justified all the superlatives thrown his way in his first full season in the Bundesliga, earning his first senior England caps as a just reward for some dazzling statistics. His 12 goals in 34 games barely scrape the surface, as he eclipsed even Barcelona's Lionel Messi in the assist stakes, teeing up a Bundesliga-high 14 goals for his teammates compared to the Argentinian's 13 in Spain. The 19-year-old has bypassed England's U21s and has already delivered two assists in his first six caps for the Three Lions, with many, many more likely to follow.
Watch: Jadon Sancho's Bundesliga mixtape
Kai Havertz (Bayer Leverkusen)
Age: 20
Position: Midfielder
While Sancho's 12 goals caught the eye, that figure almost pales in comparison to the 17 steered in by Bayer Leverkusen's Kai Havertz, who enjoyed an emphatic campaign before turning 20 in the summer. The youngest player to debut in the UEFA Champions League in a Leverkusen shirt became, at the age of just 18 years and 307 days, the most precocious player to reach 50 appearances in the German top flight, and more records can be expected to tumble after he became the first teenager to score 17 times in a single Bundesliga season. "You can see why [Leverkusen sporting director] Rudi Völler has labelled him a once-in-a-century talent," Bundesliga legend Lothar Matthäus told bundesliga.com. Few would, or could, refute the claim that he is Europe's best young midfielder.
Leon Bailey (Leverkusen)
Age: 21
Position: Winger
"He's got extraordinary pace, he's very skilful with the ball, and he will give further impetus to our attacking department," predicted Leverkusen sporting director Rudi Völler after signing Leon Bailey from Belgian club Genk, with whom he had scored 15 and set up 21 in 77 appearances. "We're convinced he'll be a big gain for us." That conviction was well-placed with the lightning-fast Jamaica international quick out of the blocks in the Bundesliga, scoring nine and assisting six in his first full campaign and adding a further five goals last term. "You can't acquire his technique and gifts by training," admitted his Leverkusen teammate Karim Bellarabi, recognising the natural talent of the blistering winger.
Marco Richter (Augsburg)
Age: 21
Position: Forward
Augsburg's top-flight status was secured for another season by a 21-year-old forward few had heard about before he burst onto the scene last season. Carrying the weight of expectation after scoring 40 goals in 60 games for Augsburg's reserves, including seven in just one fixture back in 2016, Marco Richter went for the jugular against Stuttgart and Eintracht Frankfurt with back-to-back braces which effectively secured survival. His reward was a place in Germany's U21s for the 2019 European Championship and he repeated the trick of scoring in consecutive games, netting three and assisting two against Denmark and Serbia to draw even more attention to one of Germany's hottest attacking prospects.
Christian Früchtl (Bayern Munich)
Age: 19
Position: Goalkeeper
Being lined up as the man to fill the gloves of Manuel Neuer says enough about the talents of Bayern Munich's Bavaria-born Christian Früchtl. He was still 15 when then Bayern coach Pep Guardiola decided to take him along to Bayern's winter training camp, and the three and a half years he's since spent observing Neuer up close can only help as he bids to take his place for club and country in years to come.
Ozan Kabak (Schalke)
Age: 19
Position: Defender
Some of Serie A's leading clubs were lining up to ensure Ozan Kabak would not be playing in Bundesliga 2 with Stuttgart this season, but it was Schalke who won the race for "one of the biggest young talents in Europe," in the words of their sporting director Jochen Schneider. Just 12 months after being poached from Galatasaray's U21s, the strong, athletic defender who won 64 per cent of his aerial challenges, and 60 per cent of tackles on the ground, will reinforce a Royal Blue rearguard, fresh from being named the Bundesliga's Rookie of the Season.
Watch: 2018/19 Rookie of the Season, Ozan Kabak
Amadou Haidara (RB Leipzig)
Age: 21
Position: Midfielder
A UEFA Youth League winner with Salzburg, Amadou Haidara knew what winning was all about even before he filled the boots of Naby Keita at RB Leipzig. "He's an excellent footballer who doesn't worry too much," said his coach at Salzburg, Marco Rose, who will be plotting a way to stop him as coach of Borussia Mönchengladbach this season. "He just goes out and shows his qualities on the pitch. He has a lot of dynamism, particularly with the ball, and he's willing to work." After finding his feet with nine Bundesliga appearances last season – six wins, two draws and one defeat – more will be expected in his first full season in Germany's top flight.
Weston McKennie (Schalke)
Age: 20
Position: Midfielder
The tireless Texan underlined his growing potential during the summer's Gold Cup, in which he inspired the USMNT to the final with goals and assists – not necessarily the remit of a defensive midfielder – combined with his now trademark stern resistance in the role. He scored on his senior international debut against European champions Portugal in 2017 too, with versatility being a major part of the game of a genuine all-rounder.
Fiete Arp (Bayern Munich)
Age: 19
Position: Forward
The first player born in the 21st century to score in the Bundesliga, Fiete Arp has a lot to live up to having joined Bayern Munich in the summer. With a frame tailor-made for a career as a No9, Arp decided not to exercise an option to extend his stay in Hamburg by another year and instead chose to learn from the very best No9 in the business, Robert Lewandowski. If enough of the Pole rubs off on Arp, Bayern will have a ready-made replacement when the most prolific foreign goalscorer in Bundesliga history passes on the baton.


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Inside the O'Briens
by Lisa Genova
From the New York Times bestselling author of "Still Alice" Lisa Genova comes a powerful and transcendent new novel about a family struggling with the impact of Huntington's disease. This book is similar to "Still Alice", but I liked that the author went into more depth regarding the family members reactions to the disease and how it effects their lives.
14th Deadly Sin
by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro
Detective Lindsay Boxer and her three best friends are back and recovering from the events that pushed them all to the edge.
But a new terror is sweeping the streets of San Francisco. A gang dressed as cops are ransacking the city, and leaving a string of dead bodies in their wake. Lindsay is on the case to track them down and needs to discover whether these killers could actually be police officers. Maybe even cops she already knows…
True Grit
by Charles Portis
Better than either film adaptation, Portis' "True Grit" is a masterpiece of American literature worth reading, among other reasons, for the dialogue between obstinately persistent Mattie Ross and tough guy Rooster Cogburn.
by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant
First visible only as blips on a telescope image, the discovery of objects approaching from Jupiter orbit immediately sets humanity on edge. NASA doesn't even bother to deny the alien ships' existence. The popular Astral space app (broadcasting from the far side of the moon and accessible by anyone with internet) has already shown the populace what is coming. So the news has turned from evasion to triage, urging calm and offering the few facts they have: The objects are enormous, perfectly round spheres numbering in the dozens, maybe hundreds. They are on an approach vector for Earth. And they will arrive in six days.
Every Fifteen Minutes
by Lisa Scottoline
I was attracted to this novel because of my background studying psychology. That being said, I had to make a conscious choice not to quibble over the difference between sociopath and psychopath, because I feel pretty strongly that the character in question seriously blurred those lines and was really a psychopath… but since my DSM is a little dusty, I let that go and truly enjoyed this book with all its plot twists and turns. Fast-paced and filled with suspense, the pages all but turned themselves. I did not want to put this one down!
When To Rob a Bank : …and 131 More Warped Suggestions and Well-intended Rants
by Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner
If you're not a regular reader of the "Freakonomics" blog, this is a great curated collection of their best blog posts. While not as in-depth as previous "Freakonomics" books, Levitt and Dubner's latest is still filled with plenty of entertaining ideas filtered through their unique perspective.


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Some people take their cuppa joe with cream, others with sugar and maybe a muffin too. Why not a quick short story to go with it?
YEGwords coffee sleeves is the brainchild of Edmonton writer Jason Lee Norman who first brought the project to the capital city two years ago. Now, it's hitting Morinville cafés, thanks to a few influential townies who made it big with their own books and literary-minded projects.
He said that he first heard about it from a restaurant chain in the United States that asked big, big name authors to write short, short stories for its take-out packaging.
"It sounded tacky at first, but there was something about it that was unique and compelling," he noted. "I did like the idea of getting writing onto stuff. I never knew how to do that myself because I wouldn't know where to begin … but when I saw the sleeves and a lot of them are blank anyway, it's a good canvas. I started to figure it out."
The concept had some chutzpah to it so he enlisted the assistance of Morinville authors Jessica Kluthe and Jennifer Lavallee, partners in the literary business Third Verb, which offers writing workshops. One of their recent workshops allowed the participants to make submissions of up to 150 words.
Writing is hard work at the best of times and creating an effective story in that small amount of space is no easy feat.
"It's definitely not as easy as it might seem," Norman continued. "You have to choose your words carefully and you have to be a good editor. That's the best thing. When they work, it hits you like a punch in the gut and it's only 100 words. You just imagine what they can do with more. The fact that they can do so much with just a tiny, little canvas is pretty powerful."
Those who have the right stuff for this round of YEGwords include Graham Bell, Jessica Johns, Nicole Moeller, Erin McCarty and Morinville's own Cynthia Scott Wandler. Wandler is a reporter with the Morinville Free Press but when she isn't writing the news, she writes her own fiction too. She thinks coffee sleeves are a fantastic way to get the word out and to help out local writers.
"Any idea to support the literary arts and to promote language and story is wonderful," she enthused.
Norman agreed.
"I always say that a lot of these people that you're reading, they might be your neighbour. They might be somebody you work with. The great writers … we're all around. We're not just hiding in our basements all the time, locked in our studies, trying to create stuff. We're out there. You could be sitting next to someone on the train who wrote one of these things and they're trying to get their work out there and connect with people. The sleeves are definitely the way to get it out there to a lot of pairs of eyes."
Being published on a sleeve is a rare accomplishment to find on a CV too.
"I guess it's part of my bio now, right?" Wandler added.
Java lovers in the town can find the YEGwords stories on their takeout cups at the Green Bean Coffee House, Higher Grounds and at the coffee station at the Morinville Public Library too.
Norman suggested that it's a match made in heaven.
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Midland Metro Alliance go back to school to deliver light rail module for Wolverhampton students
UTC students in Wolverhampton are getting first hand experience of how a tram system is built –- with their own test track at the Springfield Campus
Two graduates, currently working on Midland Metro Alliance's Wolverhampton city centre Metro extension, headed back to school at the West Midlands University Technical College to support students taking a module on light rail construction.
Ben Crowe and Dan Colley designed a construction skills module in order to teach students, aged 14-18 years, about construction of tramways in urban environments.
The college's lessons are a mix of classroom lectures and practical construction experience, so in order for the construction element of the course to be completed safely at West Midlands UTC's Springfield Campus, the Midland Metro Alliance also donated test track which had been used in the planning stages of the Bilston Road track replacement project, completed last year.
Fourteen light rail sleepers, each weighing around 110 kilograms each, were delivered together with steel rails to the college during half term. Students from years 10 and 12 will learn to install sleepers, track-bed elements and the innovative rail encapsulation technologies which allow tram track to be maintained more easily.
Rebecca Marshall, lead teacher of geography and the built environment, said: "The activities that have been taking place with the Midland Metro Alliance have been really beneficial for our students as it provides them with real examples of construction career opportunities that are available right on their doorstep. Construction isn't just about building houses or commercial properties and this light rail study illustrates the wider skills that construction professionals require, including liaison with the general public."
Last week, two groups of students visited the current Wolverhampton city centre Metro extension which enabled them to see construction first-hand and ask questions to the delivery team.
Kristof Hetenyi, aged 16, who travels from Birmingham to study at the college, said: "Working on the light rail project with the Midland Metro Alliance has been really useful in gaining new skills. I haven't ever really thought about building tramways as a path that is available within the construction industry, but now I have much more of an insight in this type of work."
The course is just one of the ways the Midland Metro Alliance is supporting the college in Wolverhampton. There are also plans to refurbish one of the classrooms with designs to illustrate construction career opportunities available within the transport sector.
Rose Rees, training and development manager for the Midland Metro Alliance, said: "The students from the college are only a few weeks into their light rail sector based project but the new skills they are demonstrating are very exciting. It is also very positive to hear they are learning about the different opportunities available right here in the West Midlands in the construction industry."
Julie Nugent, director of productivity & skills at West Midlands Combined Authority, said: "This is an excellent example of the way that industry and education are collaborating across the West Midlands. We need to inspire more young people to consider careers in growth areas like construction, engineering and professional services. Employers have a key role to play in shaping and informing our education and training provision, so that more of our residents develop the skills that our industries need."
The Year 10 and 12 students will continue their lessons with Midland Metro Alliance graduates throughout this month, with their project concluding with presentations on their mock-proposals for new light rail schemes in the region. The students have to justify the viability of routes with considerations on usage, cost, sustainability and safety of operation.
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Parviz Tanavoli, considered one of Iran's leading artists, most well known for his bronze sculptures that are inspired by the art of calligraphy. Tanavoli is a pioneer of the Saqqakhaneh movement of the 1960s, which is recognized as the first school of Iranian modern art, with its associated painters and sculptors incorporating elements from Iranian folk art into their creations.
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"The Plan" - Agenda 21 and the Death Knell of Liberty
Carroll County is the first government organization in America to vote (unanimously) to withdraw from the UN's International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI). If you don't know why Carroll County's withdrawal is so important, hopefully by the end of this article you will. May God grant that many other counties across the United States follow Carroll County's lead—the sooner the better.
The death knell for freedom has been tolling for some time, and only now are people starting to hear it. It started tolling faintly, decades back, and has slowly progressed in volume, until today its tolling is impossible to ignore.
Liberty, after all, is an aberration in mankind's history—a light that has flared here and there over the centuries, only to dissolve back into the darkness.
Unfortunately, that is indeed the truth - and where society is headed - as global governance comes our way and is now being prepared by the "globalists".
I'm not talking about something we need to be on guard against. It is all already in place. It has been going on for quite some time, and it will continue to go on, at a greatly accelerated pace. We are at the "end game" point.
Already, several generations have been indoctrinated, via our school systems, to value globalization and "social justice," over personal responsibility and free enterprise. They have been repeatedly sold the idea that they should, "Think globally, act locally."
God has been demeaned, marginalized, and eradicated, at every turn. Our religions are, in many cases, a watered down and diluted mimicry of true spirituality.
The Globalists have come out from the closets, the woodwork, and from under rocks. They know that their time of hiding is at long last over. They are brazen about, and proud of, their anti-American/pro-globalist stance. Their arrogance and hubris is palpable.
We just showed some shocking quotes here just a couple of week ago. The agenda isn't hidden anymore, for whatever reasons.
Now the article gets to the Club of Rome:
The Club of Rome (CoR) was founded in 1968, in Italy, by Aurelio Peccei, an Italian scholar and industrialist, and Alexander King, a Scottish scientist.
Over the years the list of its members has included ex-presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, diplomats, and billionaires. Its membership roster reads like a "who's who" of the world's movers and shakers. It includes UN bureaucrats, scientists, economists, and business leaders from around the globe.
After its inception, it split into two additional branches: The CoB (Club of Budapest), and the CoM (Club of Madrid). The CoB focuses mainly on social and philosophical/religious issues, while the CoM concentrates more on political issues. In addition, there are over thirty affiliated organizations in other countries—such as the USACoR in the United States
The main article (above) provides links for each of the statements above.
Twenty years later, the CoR published "The First Global Revolution"—a quote from that book appears at the start of this article. This book also made a big splash, and helped to re-energize and expand the whole environmentalist movement.
Another quote from the book worth keeping in mind is, "It would seem that humans need a common motivation, namely a common adversary…such a motivation must be found to bring the divided nations together to face an outside enemy, either a real one, or else one invented for the purpose…."
"One invented for the purpose." Enter global warming and greenhouse gases. But something even more important happened the year before "The First Global Revolution " came out.
Now we get to the infamous "Earth Summit", held by the UN:
At the instigation of the CoR, and their ilk, in 1992 the United Nations held the Conference on Environment and Development—informally known as the Earth Summit—in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.(Link can be found in main article at top)
At the Earth Summit, 178 nations signed an agreement called Agenda 21—so called because it dealt with the United Nation's agenda for the 21st century.
George Bush senior, then President of the United States, flew down and committed the United States to the UN's FCCC (Framework Convention on Climate Change) agenda.
Ever since then, the Executive Branch—Republican or Democrat—has been bypassing Congress, and passing "soft laws" foisting Agenda 21 on the American public. No matter where you go, environmentalism permeates the US Government bureaucracy. Sometimes it is blatant and out front; other times you may need to dig a little, but it is always there..
The Globalists actually tried Global Cooling first, but for various reasons it didn't fly. Look at page 22 in the 1974 Annual Rockefeller Report, and you'll find the mention of a conference called to investigate "...the future implications of the global cooling trend now underway…." Things sure warmed up in a hurry
This wasn't the only paper expressing fears over global cooling - one can find multiple headlines and magazine articles repeating the mantra that global cooling was of utmost concern. This is easy to understand as the 1940's into the 1970's period was a cooling trend (while CO2 emissions increased dramatically, but I digress).
So what is the purpose behind all this? What's really behind all the global warming hoopla? Power. It's the same old Marxist/Communist/Fascist collectivist shtick, dressed up in new clothes.
Global warming is all about a power grab by a wealthy elite and their collectivist sycophants—using the UN as a cover and tool.
Behind it all, is a relatively small group of people who are manipulating the world for their own twisted, narcissistic ends. It's a perfect cover. Think about it—who doesn't feel that fresh air, clean water, and a healthy environment are admirable ends to work toward? Any sane person supports such ideals. But hidden in back of the admirable goals are some diabolical designs.
They want the American dollar replaced by a new global currency.
It's all part of the "The Plan." Ruin America's economy, destroy her middle class, and put a stranglehold on her energy grid.
At the UN Summit at Rio in 1992, the Conference Secretary-General, Canadian billionaire Maurice Strong, said "Isn't the only hope for this planet that the industrialized civilization collapse? Isn't it our responsibility to bring that about?"
He also said, "Current lifestyles and consumption patterns of the affluent middle class—involving high meat intake, the use of fossil fuels, electrical appliances, home and workplace air-conditioning, and suburban housing—are not sustainable."
And this story wouldn't be complete without at least one mention of George Soros:
Club of Rome member, multi-billionaire George Soros, echoed Strong's statement last fall, when he told an Australian newspaper, "America, as the center of the globalized financial markets, was sucking up the savings of the world. This is now over. The game is out,' he said, adding that the time has come for 'a very serious adjustment' in American's consumption habits.
Forced to cut back on fossil fuel consumption. Forced to cut back on water usage. Forced to give up our property. Forced to eat less. Forced to warm or cool our homes less. Forced to give up driving. Forced to give up these, and many other things that we currently take for granted. It's "The Plan"—you had better believe it.
Look at what's happening to California's Central Valley—once "the world's breadbasket," and now a dust bowl. All due to Agenda 21 (link)
(This link mentioned above is worth reading: A storm brews over food water and power)
I assure you that the Globalists will not help the farmers. As the saying goes, "You can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs." The Globalists want the land unplowed. They want it to go "back to nature." They want to increase the price of food. They want to ruin the middle class farming community. It's all part of "The Plan."
It is not just America this is happening to, of course. Australia, Great Britain, Japan, Canada, Germany… Every country is on the verge of being converted into a vassal state—part of a global hegemony run by the UN and a power elite.
This is beginning to sound a lot like the Tribulation.
All this will be more easily accomplished with a greatly reduced population. Did I mention population reduction and control?
Behind all of the warm and fuzzy terminology about "smart growth," "sustainable development," and "think green," lies a very chilling fact. The Agenda 21 folks want to reduce the earth's population—a lot.
Does this sound crazy? Yes, but look at these direct quotes:
In 1996, Club of Rome member and CNN founder, Ted Turner, told Audubon magazine, "A total population of 250-300 million people, a 95% decline from present levels, would be ideal." A 95% reduction! More recently he has said that getting rid of a mere two thirds of the world's population would suffice. Getting mellow in his old age no doubt.
Anthropologist and anarchist David Graber put it like this in an L.A. Times book review, "Human happiness, and certainly human fecundity, are not as important as a wild and healthy planet. ... We have become a plague upon ourselves and upon the Earth. ...Until such time as Homo sapiens should decide to rejoin nature, some of us can only hope for the right virus to come along."
Links are also provided for the quotes above. There is more:
At any rate, because most of these Globalists are atheists, they don't respect the divine spark in man, or unalienable rights, or divine retribution. In short, they don't have many qualms about killing people—which they have proven time and again whenever, and wherever, their ilk have come to power. Something to keep in mind.Link
There's something deeply disturbed, and disturbing, about too many of these folks. For example, Yale professor and eco-nut, Lamont Cole, is of the opinion that "To feed a starving child is to exacerbate the world population problem."
You should do yourself a favor and peruse the quotes on Free Republic's "So you're an environmentalist…" web-page
And to complete the picture, we see the coming oil crisis:
Iran's leadership is aching to nuke Israel, and Israel's only going to wait so long before taking preemptive measures—and there goes a large chunk of America's oil supply.
And what happens if Egypt comes under the control of the Muslim Brotherhood, and they decide to close the vital Suez Canal?
Long lines for gas—if you can get any at all. America's power grid will flicker, and intermittently fail. Time for the Globalists to make their final moves.
Is there no hope then? If there are still enough patriotic Americans who value personal integrity, responsibility, and freedom, there is a slim chance we can still turn this thing around, but it won't be easy. Far from it.
Make no mistake though, if we lose this one, America and the world will sink into an abyss of Godless tyranny for a very, very long time.
Personally, I don't see the U.S. making a come-back. It would be more in keeping with prophecy to see an America which continues its decline as the EU, China and Russia continue to gain power. So far, this is the scenario that we are seeing - a scenario which is entirely consistent with biblical prophecy.
Our hope doesn't rest in a strong America at this point in history. Our one and only hope rests in Christ Jesus. Perhaps it was intended to be that way.
Rather than lament the decline of America or lament the loss of freedom in this globalist world - I believe we should be looking for Christ and remain focused on His return. Certainly that is what Luke had in mind when he instructed us to look up for Christ's return - just at the time that we begin to see the signs (Luke 21:28).
It won't be long now. The signs are abundant. Therefore Christ's return is going to be soon.
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