Barbecue sauce and seafood boil and stir.
Add in chicken and cook until tender.
After cooling period bring back to a rapid boil and stir in rice.
Using a medium fire, bring water back to a boil, scraping the sides and the bottom of the pot and turning rice - DO NOT STIR. (use caution - over stirring will make the rice gummy).
After rice has swollen and most of the water is gone, check by biting on one grain. If it has a quarter crunch in the middle, turn fire very low.
Raise lid, turn once and check rice by biting one grain. If it has 1/16 crunch in the center, turn off fire.
Cover & let stand for 5 minutes.
Lift rice from bottom to the top of the pot with the paddle and let stand 15 minutes before serving.
items): 515 Calories; 23g Fat (40.5% calories from fat); 22g Protein; 54g Carbohydrate; 2g Dietary Fiber; 67mg Cholesterol; 512mg Sodium.


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Radio as an educational lifeline for those without internet access
"Listening to the radio" (CC BY-NC 2.0) by S Martin
Living in a developed country like Sweden it is so easy to take internet access and ownership of digital devices for granted, but in many parts of the world the majority of the population has neither. In times of crisis when schools and colleges are forced to close there must be other channels for education that are accessible to as many pupils and students as possible. Broadcast media are an often forgotten channel for education in edtech discussions but are still thriving all over the world. For example, in the UK the BBC has recently increased its educational broadcasting to support schools during the lockdown (Guardian: BBC to expand educational shows in response to UK Covid lockdown). Many open universities around the world broadcast educational programmes on state or private television and radio channels, both as part of their regular courses but also as a service to lifelong learning since the programmes are freely accessible to everyone with a radio or television.
The value of radio for education is shown in an article on Rest of world, Why radio stations may be the real "e-learning" revolution. It describes how radio is used to provide teaching when schools are closed due to the pandemic. In sub-Saharan Africa over 85% of households lack internet access and many have no reliable electricity supply so even if there are many initiatives offering online education it is simply inaccessible for the majority. On the other hand most people have some kind of battery radio and can therefore benefit from school broadcasting.
In both urban and rural areas, battery-operated radios broadcast information to entire households. As cheap as $5, a radio is less energy-intensive than a television and can be shared more easily than a smartphone. The infrastructure was already there. All that educators needed was to adapt content.
Teachers have been busy broadcasting on existing channels or creating new radio channels and some are also offering educational content to mobile phones via sms. The response has been impressive and in Sierra Leone 58% of pupils listened five days a week.
Mary Phiri, a 36-year-old farmer in Joel Village in eastern Zambia, has five children in grades two to 12. Her work keeps her so busy that making sure her kids continued their schooling during the pandemic had to be a family-wide effort. Her older children would also tune in to assist their younger sibling with her schoolwork. With radio lessons, her children, normally shy at school, could ask their parents or siblings the difficult questions that might have gone unasked in the classroom.
Even in developed countries we should not underestimate the power of broadcast media in both formal education and lifelong learning. The future of education will involve a blend of both digital and traditional methods and we need to ensure that noone is excluded. Radio still has a lot to contribute!
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Aggie Turfgrass program, field day highlights latest green industry technology
By: Kay Ledbetter
Contact: Dr. Ben Wherley, 979-845-1591, b-wherley@tamu.edu
COLLEGE STATION – Topics ranging from management of sand-capping systems on golf courses to turfgrass cultivars of the future attracted more than 150 people to the Texas A&M Turfgrass and Landscape Field Day on Oct. 11 in College Station.
Dr. Ambika Chandra, AgriLife Research turgrass breeder in Dallas, discusses ongoing research during the recent Turfgrass and Landscape field day in College Station. (Photo by Beth Ann Luedeker)
The event was hosted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service programs within Texas A&M University's soil and crop sciences department.
Attendees were lawn care operators, golf course superintendents, landscapers, sod producers and professional grounds managers from as far away as Dallas and San Angelo, said Dr. Ben Wherley, associate professor of turfgrass ecology with AgriLife Research and coordinator of the program.
Dr. Kevin McInnes discusses the effects of sandcapping, subsoil and irrigation on a bermudagrass fairway during the Texas A&M Turfgrass Field Day. (Photo by Beth Ann Luedeker)
"Attendees gained new information that they will be able to take back and directly apply to improve their turf and landscape management practices," Wherley said.
"What a great job on a field day that helped showcase new technology to the Texas green industry," said Dr. Mark Hussey, Texas A&M University System vice chancellor and dean of agriculture. "I'm extremely excited to be here in the new home for the turfgrass science program, the Scott's Miracle-Gro Center for Lawn and Garden Research. This facility highlights our strong partnership with industry, plus provides an excellent location for us to conduct research, extension and education here at the institution."
Hussey said all the research, teaching and extension work at the facility is having a great impact on the green industry, not only in Texas but nationally and internationally through the reach of Texas A&M programs.
"These are really exciting times in the green industry and the urban-types of programs within the Texas A&M University System," he said during the field day luncheon. "We have this great facility where you are able to see some of the research showcased here today. And, at our Dallas location on Coit Road, we are in the process of constructing a new urban research and extension facility that, even by Texas standards, will be best in class."
Dr. Ben Wherley, left, and Zhoaxin Chen, Research Assistant, discuss a turfgrass shade study during the recent field day in College Station. (Photo by Beth Ann Luedeker)
Another highlight will be the dedication in the spring of the $10 million project of teaching gardens located on the Texas A&M west campus. Opening of the Leach Teaching Garden will be the beginning of 40 acres of themed spaces for teaching, research and community involvement in The Gardens at Texas A&M University.
"At our Dallas location, our turfgrass breeding program continues to spark lots of innovation in the industry with recent releases of TamStar, or DALSA 0605, a St. Augustine grass with increased levels of drought resistance, and KSUZ 0802, a zoysiagrass with increased levels of cold tolerance," Hussey said. "We are turning out elite germplasm materials to better serve the industry."
One of the highlights of the field day and the group at College Station is a new technology known as the Landscape Irrigation Runoff Mitigation System, a collaborative project between Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station and AgriLife Research faculty. A provisional patent is out on this new technology, which offers a way to do a better job of managing water in landscapes, he said.
"We've also developed a new AgriLife Turf Pest Management Guide, which is a comprehensive resource for understanding and selecting herbicides, insecticides and fungicides for use on Texas turf," Hussey said.
Additionally, he talked about the redeveloped Aggie Turf website, http://aggieturf.tamu.edu, which is intended as a comprehensive site for turfgrass selection and management, as well as providing links to other resources.
Dr. Tony Provin discusses management of soil salinity and sodium issues during the Turfgrass Field Day in College Station. (Photo by Beth Ann Luedeker)
"The bottom line is you can see these are exciting times and we have a tremendous amount of momentum here within the Texas A&M University System, all focused on doing a better job of discovering and educating, delivering the latest technology to our state and being a resource to help each of you as you go through your professions," Hussey said.
Hussey also recognized Kent Potts and his family for their philanthropy in establishing the R.C. Potts Endowment to help support Texas A&M's research, teaching and extension student opportunities.
"These endowments provide us with that margin of excellence we need in our programs," he said. "I know the family will appreciate if others step forward and contribute to this endowment going forward. As we think about the Texas turf industry and urban agriculture, it is something that will continue to make a tremendous impact going forward.
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Texas A&M Turfgrass program highlighted in Sportsturf online
This article was originally published by sportsturfonline.com
From time to time, Toro Grounds for Success newsletter talks to turf schools around the country to get a snapshot of current research and how it could shape tomorrow's practices. [Toro] talked with Ben Wherley, Ph.D., of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. Wherley is an associate professor of turfgrass science and ecology in the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences.
According to Wherley, hands-on experience outside the classroom is a big part of the turf program at Texas A&M. One opportunity is the Aggie Turf Club, which allows students to interact with industry professionals and guest speakers, go on site visits and connect with internships.
The turf program also has a strong relationship with the university's campus athletic department. Students who are interested in sports turf careers can work closely with athletic field manager Craig Potts and assistant athletic field maintenance manager Nick McKenna.
In addition, Texas A&M is in a prime location to take advantage of volunteer opportunities at PGA tournaments and other events. Last year alone, groups of students volunteered at the AT&T Byron Nelson Tournament in the Dallas area, the Dell Match Play event in Austin and the Shell Houston Open.
The university even hires several undergraduate student researchers each year. These students help collect data and oversee research trials, which opens their eyes to future opportunities in graduate school and the turf industry.
Beyond work experience, Texas A&M strives to provide students with other ways to gain exposure to the turf industry. Students attend the Sports Turf Managers Association (STMA) conference each year, as well as the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) show. Wherley also credits a strong Texas A&M alumni base for providing valuable networking connections.
Students in the Sports Field Management course at Texas A&M University helped to build a putting green to USDA specifications.
The hands-on learning doesn't stop inside the classroom, either. Wherley and soil physics professor Dr. Kevin McInnes co-teach a new course called Sports Field Construction, in which students build an actual sports field. Right now, Wherley's students are building a 5,000 sq. ft. USGA putting green, doing everything from surveying the site to installing drainage and irrigation to planting grass.
The course also has a lab component in which students run physical soil testing to understand how various types of sand will perform in an athletic field or putting green — not only in terms of water management, but also in terms of playability. It's intended to give students a fundamental grasp of soil physics in sand-based root systems.
Another high-impact learning experience is the Turf Management Systems course, in which students are given a facility case study and must develop a management plan that includes both agronomic and budgetary considerations.
Regardless of the course, there is strong faculty involvement with students both in and out of the classroom. It alladds up to a solid agronomic knowledge base in soil fertility and physics, as well as plant physiology and water usage.
On the research side, Wherley notes that Texas A&M has a multidisciplinary turf program, meaning that there's a lot of collaboration among various disciplines. Researchers on turf pathology, turfgrass breeding, water quality and environmental quality issues all work together to solve turf problems.
Staff recently moved into a new 12,000 sq. ft. research facility, called the Scotts Miracle-Gro Facility for Lawn and Garden Research. Texas A&M works with Scotts on developing sustainable nutrient management programs for southern landscapes.
The ScottsMiracle-Gro Facility for Lawn and Garden research opened in the spring of 2017.
University researchers also work closely with the United States Golf Association (USGA). In fact, they are currently working on a three-year project for the USGA to develop construction specifications for the depth and composition of sand-capped fairway systems. In this method, a layer of sand is placed over existing native soil prior to establishment, allowing turf managers to better manage salts and create more playable conditions after heavy rain events.
Texas A&M is also working with the USGA on a multi-year shade study for determining minimal light requirements for zoysiagrass and bermudagrass cultivars in fairway and rough situations. Plus, the university is part of the Specialty Crop Research Initiative (SCRI), a multi-state collaborative project with four other universities. This initiative is sponsored by the USDA with the goal of developing new warm-season grass cultivars that can tolerate prolonged drought and salinity.
One of the projects Wherley is most excited about is a partnership with Texas A&M's engineering department to develop a new technology for conserving water in the landscape.
Urban landscape irrigation runoff is a growing problem, not only wasting potable water but also potentially causing water quality issues by carrying bacteria, excess fertilizer nutrients, sediment and more into local bodies of water.
For the last two years, a team co-led by Wherley and Dr. Jorge Alvarado, associate professor in Texas A&M's Department of Engineering Technology and Industrial Distribution, have been working on a solution. The result is the patent-pending Landscape Irrigation Runoff Mitigation System (LIRMS).
Research being conducted by Dr. Ben Wherley and Dr. Jorge Alvarado to help mitigate runoff from landscape irrigation.
LIRMS is built from two main components: a sensor that can detect when runoff is happening, and a connection to either the main sprinkler system controller or individual sprinklers so that irrigation can be temporarily paused or stopped when runoff occurs.
This non-invasive system can be installed into a curb, where it senses runoff and pauses landscape irrigation for a given amount of time. As a result, irrigation is applied in shorter, intermittent pulses, which allows a more efficient and complete soaking of the soil to take place.
The current focus for this three-year project is testing and perfecting LIRMS to be even more efficient. But so far, the results have been extremely positive. Tests show the system has the potential to save 50 to 75 percent of runoff, dramatically improving soil moisture per gallon of water that's applied through irrigation systems. The system is expected to be available to the public within the next few years.
These examples are just a taste of the promising work going on at Texas A&M University. For more information about other research projects and the school's overall turf program, please visit soilcrop.tamu.edu.
Texas A&M, ScottsMiracle-Gro to host May 3 grand opening of research facility
Contact: Dr. Richard White, 979-845-1550, rh-white@tamu.edu
COLLEGE STATION – The grand opening of the ScottsMiracle-Gro Lawn and Garden Research Facility, located on Texas A&M University property at 3100 F&B Road in College Station, has been set for May 3.
The grand opening of the ScottsMiracle-Gro Lawn and Garden Research Facility at Texas A&M University will be May 3. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Beth Luedeker)
The new facility is part of a long-term agreement among ScottsMiracle-Gro, Texas A&M AgriLife and the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. The general public is welcome to attend. In addition to the speaker portion of the program, the facility will be open for self-guided tours. Parking with bus transportation will be available at the Hildebrand Equine Complex next door in lot 126.
Dr. Richard White, Texas A&M AgriLife Research turfgrass management scientist, College Station, said the agreement and this new facility confirm ScottsMiracle-Gro support for programs that benefit the green industry and contribute to sustainable turf and landscape systems worldwide.
This newest building will provide lab and office space to support water quality and other research and educational activities, White said.
Adjacent to the new facility is a surface water runoff structure built specifically to look at issues associated with water conservation, irrigation scheduling and water quality preservation, variety plots for turf selection and management, pest management, nutrient management, and new technology and educational demonstrations.
AgriLife Extension experts team up for Earth-Kind turfgrass trials in North Texas
By: Paul Schattenberg, 210-859-5752, paschattenberg@ag.tamu.edu
Contact: Dr. Matt Elmore, 972-952-9220, matthew.elmore@ag.tamu.edu
Dr. Steve George, 972-540-2019, s-george3@tamu.edu
Dr. Greg Church, 972-548-4232, gtchurch@ag.tamu.edu
DALLAS – A team of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts has initiated the first research trials on ornamental turfgrass varieties applying Earth-Kind landscaping principles, which emphasize environmental responsibility through water conservation and limited chemical inputs.
The trials, which will be conducted over a period of several years, will take place at Myer's Park and Event Center, a 158-acre site near McKinney. The park is also the site for several Earth-Kind research and demonstration gardens where trials are being conducted on perennials, annuals, herbs, shrubs, grapes, crape myrtle and vegetables.
In urban areas, about 60 percent of household water use goes toward landscape irrigation, with the majority of that being used on turfgrass. (Texas A&M AgriLife Extension service photo)
"Earth-Kind is a registered trademark of the AgriLife Extension," explained Dr. Steve George. "AgriLife Extension landscape specialist based in Dallas. "Earth-Kind principles have been in use since the 1990s and focus on lower water use and a reduction in fertilizers and pesticides. There are years of research behind these principles and now they are going to be applied to test turfgrass varieties. "
George, who developed the Earth-Kind Environmental Landscape Management System, said to his knowledge this will be the first time anyone has ever conducted research trials on ornamental turfgrass using Earth-Kind principles.
According to experts, in urban areas exterior irrigation is estimated to account for as much as 60 percent of household water use, with the majority of that used for turfgrass irrigation.
Dr. Matt Elmore, AgriLife Extension turfgrass specialist at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Dallas and lead investigator on the trials, said the trials are being conducted in response to both turfgrass industry interest and for practical application by homeowners.
"We'll be looking at things like how much water the different species need to remain green, as well as examine their overall durability and drought tolerance and how well they perform with limited chemical inputs," Elmore said." The research will examine which turfgrasses have the strongest genetics and how well they respond in different soil preparations. The overall goal is to find management techniques that improve turfgrass density and durability with limited fertilizer and chemical inputs."
Elmore said the trials are being conducted on 20 plots, representing five treatments and four replications, of commonly used Bermuda grass varieties.
"In the future, we hope to add St. Augustine and zoysia grass varieties for testing as well," he said.
Elmore's turfgrass trials will use different soil treatments. (Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service photo)
Elmore said the five different soil treatments for the trials will consist of a control, aerified soil, soil amended with a half-inch layer of compost, aerified soil with compost, and aerified soil with a mixture of compost and expandable shale.
Many of the soils in this area and other areas of the state are heavy clay soils," Elmore said. "Our goal is to improve the soil structure and provide different mediums in which it can grow. Then we can compare and analyze which soil improvements work better."
"Earth-Kind turf research is a new area of research for us and there is a lot of potential to learn better ways to manage turfgrass in an environmentally friendly way," said Dr. Greg Church, AgriLife Extension horticulturist, Collin County, who is collaborating in the research. "And it's especially useful considering there hasn't been research to date that supports using these practices on turfgrass."
Church said after many years of drought in Texas, many Texas lawns need to be renovated through proper management strategies and this is one of the reasons for testing and developing strategies through the Earth-Kind Turfgrass Research project.
"We hope that homeowners, businesses, and commercial lawn-care businesses will adopt research-proven methods of managing and maintaining a healthy lawn," he said.
The team is hoping their trials will benefit the turfgrass industry, lawn care businesses and homeowners. (Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service photo)
Church and Elmore also expressed their appreciation to Myer's Park, Texas Pure Products, Schiller Grounds Care, Trinity Industries and the Collin County Master Gardeners for their support of the project.
"Dr. Elmore and the Collin County Master Gardeners will help maintain the plots and collect research data over several years," he said. "And there's also the opportunity for other counties to replicate this trial at other locations with different types of turfgrasses and soils. This is just the beginning of this type of research, so we hope to expand it and test new ideas that will directly benefit the end user who adopts these practices."
The 2nd Annual Aggie Turfgrass Open
Aggie Turf Club wrapped up the spring semester with the 2nd Annual Aggie Turfgrass Open, held at Briarcrest Golf Club. Twenty-four SCSC Turfgrass Science students, faculty, and staff came out and had a great time participating in the 2-person scramble event. This year, we had a 2-way tie for 1st place (+2) between the teams of Russell Rafter/Casey Reynolds and Wes Dyer/Rodrigo Martinez. A big thank you to Briarcrest superintendents Bobby Holt and Jacob Menn for hosting us as well as Brian Cloud (GCSAA) for sponsoring a closest to the pin contest at the event.
Photo L to R: Russell Rafter, Casey Reynolds, Wes Dyer, Rodrigo Martinez
New turfgrass handbook available through AgriLife Extension
Contact: Dr. Casey Reynolds, 979-845-0603, casey.reynolds@tamu.edu
COLLEGE STATION – Homeowners and professional turfgrass managers now have a new Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service publication available to help them when selecting herbicides, insecticides and fungicides to control common turfgrass pests.
"It's a pretty extensive document that I think will be useful to those managing turf in Texas," Reynolds said. "In addition to providing information such as the common and trade names, application rates and intervals and mode of action, we've included notes and cautions throughout to help you improve control and learn about restricted-use pesticides, use sites, turfgrass tolerance and other issues of importance."Weed, Insect, and Disease Control in Turfgrass was authored by AgriLife Extension turfgrass specialists Dr. Casey Reynolds, College Station; Dr. Matt Elmore, Dallas; and Dr. Young-Ki Jo, College Station; as well as Diane Silcox Reynolds, a postdoctoral research associate.
Reynolds said the 120-page guide will be useful for anyone responsible for maintaining athletic, golf course, landscape, recreational or utility turfgrasses.
The document can be found in the publications section of AggieTurf, the Texas A&M turfgrass program's website:https://aggieturf.tamu.edu/publications/.
For more information on this publication or other AgriLife Extension turfgrass programs, contact Reynolds at casey.reynolds@tamu.edu.
Preparations for the PGA World Golf Championships Dell Match Play
Pictured L to R: Sam Irwin, Scott Gee, Wes Dyer, Zhaoxin Chen, Kevin Cloud, and Brett Martin
Texas A&M Turfgrass Science students volunteered over spring break in advance week preparations for the PGA World Golf Championships Dell Match Play at Austin Country Club. Students gained experience and insights into tournament preparations, working closely with golf course superintendent Bobby Stringer as well as PGA Tour Officials. The tournament, which begins this week, hosts the top 64 golfers in the world.


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Q: Writing back a function through Response.Write() I am trying to return a javascript function using response.write in an aspx page. The problem is that the function i am returning has lots of quotes and they are conflicting with the repsonse.write syntax. Here is a sample code:
Response.Write("        If hello.StartsWith("H", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) OrElse hello.StartsWith("W", System.StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) Then")

This is giving me a problem as the quotes inside are cutting off the response early. Is there a better way to do this?

A: Not the best approach, RegisterClientScriptBlock is better, but this will work given you are emitting JavaScript not VB.NET code:
Response.Write("<script>alert('test');</script>")

Note: If you need to escape strings do a simple search in Google or this site and you will be fine.

A: Use chr(34) for quote as shown below to create a string of js function:

sJavaScript = sJavaScript & vbTab & vbTab & "if(TheForm."
sJavaScript = sJavaScript & "FieldName" & ".value == " & Chr(34) & Chr(34)
sJavaScript = sJavaScript & ")" & vbCrLf & vbTab & vbTab & vbTab & "{" & vbCrLf

A: If the function that you are outputting is javascript, then one approach is to use single quotes instead.  From javascript's perspective, single quotes and double quotes are more or less interchangable for string literals (though I am sure that there are cases where this isn't true- I just don't know javascript well enough to say what they are).
Response.Write("        If hello.StartsWith('H', ...

A: You can replace double qoute " with single qoute ' in your javascript as in javascript both " and ' do the same and c# will not object single qoute but RegisterClientScriptBlock could be the best option.

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4. The Oyo Mesi were the kingmakers in the ___.
5. The following were important commercial centres that emerged in Ghana except ___.
7. The ___ was the centre of the political organization in the Nupe Kingdom.
8. ___ culture is one of the many sub-cultures that developed in the Igbo culture area.
9. The Ewe people of the Gold Coast came from a place called ___.
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13. Before the amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates in 1914, Lagos was a ___.
14. The first leader of the Nigerian National Democratic Party (NNDP) was ___.
15. The British colonial authority introduced forced labour in order to ___.
17. The first military Head of State in Nigeria was ___.
18. The first Nigerian to successfully lead an industrial strike was ___.
19. The Constitution that brought about Nigeria's Fourth Republic was the ___.
21. The motion for Nigerian independence in 1960 was moved in 1959 by ___.
22. The status of Lagos as an independent municipality was provided for by the ___.
24. The emergence of El-Kanemi Dynasty in Bornu brought an end to the ___.
25. The 1962 census figures in Nigeria were rejected because the ___.
28. Up to the 18th Century, the trading port of Benin Kingdom was ___.
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30. The Treaty of Versailles marked the end of the ___.
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This High-Yield Stock Could Become a High-Profile Acquisition Target
Matthew DiLallo, The Motley Fool
Motley Fool June 26, 2019
Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) has promised investors that it would sell between $10 billion and $15 billion of assets to help pay for its pricey acquisition of Anadarko Petroleum (NYSE: APC). The oil company has already agreed to flip Anadarko's African assets to French oil giant Total for $8.8 billion. It's now pressing forward with its next deal, which would see it unload a portion of its sizable stake in midstream MLP Western Midstream (NYSE: WES), according to a report by Bloomberg.
Given Western Midstream's attractive asset base, it could draw significant interest from buyers. That makes it an intriguing company for investors to watch in the coming months, especially those focused on income, since Western Midstream currently pays an enticing 8.2%-yielding distribution.
A hand counting a stack of $100 bills.
Drilling down into the report
According to the Bloomberg report, Occidental Petroleum is seeking a buyer to take majority control of Western Midstream. The oil company will inherit Anadarko's 55% interest in the MLP when its acquisition closes. It's hoping to unload about half that stake to help pay for the purchase of Western's parent. Potential buyers of Occidental's interest would also likely buy out the 45% of Western Midstream that's currently publicly traded. That would enable a buyer to hold a majority stake in the company while allowing Occidental to retain a minority interest. That way, it can maintain some operational and financial control over the infrastructure that's crucial in transporting its production to market centers.
While Occidental Petroleum has a long history of owning midstream infrastructure, the company recently parted ways with its Permian pipeline operations. Last year, the company cashed in on its oil gathering and storage business as well as its stake in a storage and export terminal near the Corpus Christi Ship Channel in two deals valuing the operations at $2.6 billion. That price netted it a premium of 14 times earnings, which was well above the 8 to 12 times earnings that midstream assets typically fetch.
Hoping for another bidding war
Occidental has already hired advisors to help it find a buyer for Western Midstream. According to Bloomberg, interested parties will likely include private equity firms as well as rival pipeline companies such as ONEOK, Enterprise Products Partners, and Energy Transfer.
Western Midstream would undoubtedly be of interest to private equity, which has been increasingly investing in midstream assets. Blackstone, for example, teamed up with several investors to acquire a controlling interest in Tallgrass Energy earlier this year. It paid $3.2 billion for the stake in Tallgrass, which operates midstream infrastructure across 11 states and has several large-scale expansion projects in development.
Meanwhile, leading asset manager Brookfield Asset Management has been investing in midstream assets through its infrastructure arm, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners. The companies recently teamed up to acquire Enbridge's Western Canadian gathering and processing business. That's likely the first of many deals, given Brookfield Infrastructure's estimate that U.S. midstream companies need $150 billion of capital over the next five years to support their growth projects as well as the continued consolidation of the MLP market.
On top of making acquisitions, private equity funds have invested in midstream start-ups as well as in infrastructure projects developed by publicly traded energy companies that needed funding.
Large-scale MLPs like Enterprise Products Partners and Energy Transfer as well as pipeline companies such as ONEOK also seem like logical bidders for Western Midstream. Not only would it enable them to increase their footprint in the Permian Basin, but they'd benefit from the company's position in the DJ Basin. However, U.S. midstream companies have become increasingly focused on improving their investment returns in recent years. As such, they're not as interested in large-scale M&A transactions, since those typically require paying a high premium, which eats into returns. With that in mind, most publicly traded midstream companies will likely pass on bidding for Western Midstream unless they see it as a perfect fit.
This deal has private equity written all over it
Occidental Petroleum would like to monetize at least half of the Western Midstream stake it will soon acquire when it takes control of Anadarko Petroleum. While it would love to see a bidding war emerge for Western Midstream, that seems unlikely given that most publicly traded midstream companies don't seem very interested in large-scale M&A these days. So its best hope for maximizing the value of this position is for private equity players to bid against themselves. While that might happen, investors shouldn't buy Western Midstream in anticipation of a buyout, since a big premium might not materialize.
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Q: Передача данных с JS в шаблон Django Здраствуйте, у меня возникла проблема с реализацией такой идеи:
По нажатию на этаж дома с помощью JS определяется цифра, которая отвечает за номер этажа и передается в другой блок div в span с классом 'num-floor', который скрыт до нажатия на любой из этажей или на кнопку в нижнем правом углу

function SetCounterToNumFloor()
{
    document.querySelector(".num-floor").textContent = counter.textContent
}

Так вот, проблема в том, что чтобы отобразить тут какие квартиры заняты, а какие нет, мне нужно проверить данные из БД, которые получены в шаблоне через views.py в таком виде (данные за все 179 квартир на всех этажах):

Каким образом я могу получить номер этажа, который определен в JS, чтобы отсеять данные с БД и применить другой стиль к тексту справа, соответственно к полученным данным?
Предлагайте Ваши решения или как можно это сделать иначе, буду всем безумно благодарен, ибо только учусь и нуждаюсь в Вашей помощи
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A: HTML Image Maps

const $map = document.querySelector(`map`);

$map.addEventListener(`click`, e => {
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});
<img src="https://www.w3schools.com/html/workplace.jpg" alt="Workplace" usemap="#workmap">

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  <area shape="circle" coords="337,300,44" alt="Coffee" href="coffee.htm">
</map>

Можете также использовать Mapper.js.


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Central Region: Water tanker vehicle kills 39-year-old woman
A middle-aged woman has lost her life after she was hit by a water tanker vehicle on the Obom-Amasaman stretch in the Central Region.
The woman, 39-year-old Magasuba Mariam, who was sitting on a motorbike, died instantly after the crash.
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Dunkwa-on-Offin: JHS student attempts suicide after failing exams
The Deputy Central East Police Commander, ACP Oduro Amaning, who spoke to Citi News expressed worry over the level of indiscipline on the Obom-Amasaman stretch.
He indicated that the driver of the water tanker reported himself to the police after the incident.
According to him, that was a smart move by the driver.
ACP Oduro Amaning also urged travelers to wear their crash helmets when riding on a motorbike to minimize the impact on them incase of an accident.
"They know it is an offense to sit on a motorbike without wearing a helmet. So with this, we are cautioning them that they should wear their crash helmet so that in case of an accident, they will be safe."
"At the scene, people were saying that the driver has absconded, but I'm asking them to take their time because when we got to the police station, the driver had reported himself to the police because he himself looking at the scene and the crowd at that place, it was not safe for him to have stayed there. So he was smart to know that the police station was the safest place for him."
Source: citinewsroom.com
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1988 we listened to the songs of Tracy Chapman. One of her songs, Fast Car meant much to me, I listened to my own burden.
I was too young to take responsibility for someone who wasn't able to take care for me any longer. I longed for someone to lift this load from my shoulders.
Over the years I forgot the song. Ten years later I met him, the man with the fast car.
I had a feeling that I could be someone, be someone, be someone.
And for a while he gave me the feeling that everything was possible. With him by my side the sky seemed to be wide open, for a while.


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 Нет — слово, выражающее отрицание.
 «-нет» (от ) — корень слова, используемый в терминах для обозначения компьютерных сетей и имеющих отношение к ним понятий (см. Интернет, Нетмониторинг и т. д.).

Топонимы
 Нет— река в Бельгии, приток реки Рюпель.
 Нет — река в России, правый приток реки Фарт.

Фильмы
 Нет (фильм, 1998) — канадский комедийно-драматический фильм режиссёра Роберта Лепажа.
 Нет (фильм, 2012) — чилийский политический триллер режиссёра Пабло Ларраина.
 Нет (фильм, 2021) — немецкая романтическая трагикомедия режиссёра Дитриха Брюггемана.
 Нет (фильм, 2022) — американский фильм ужасов режиссёра Джордана Пила.

Прочее
 «Нет» — песня, написанная Константином Меладзе и записанная российской певицей Полиной Гагариной для её третьего студийного альбома.

См. также
 Да или нет

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A powder seed application containing micro-elements.


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Die Schmelzhütte am Beerberg war eine frühneuzeitliche Produktionsstätte in Hasserode bei Wernigerode im Harz.

Geografische Lage
Dort, wo sich Dränge- und Holtemmetal am westlichen Ortseingang von Hasserode vereinen, war ein günstiger Standort für diese Hütte, in der die aus den oberhalb beider Täler gelegenen Bergwerken (zum Beispiel Gottes Gabe) gewonnenen Erze verarbeitet werden konnten. Zur Hütte gehörte auch ein Pochwerk, dessen zwei Pochhämmer – wie die unmittelbar benachbarte Sägemühle – mit Wasserkraft aus der Holtemme und dem Braunen Wasser angetrieben worden sind. Der Verlauf beider Wassergräben ist noch heute gut im Gelände zu erkennen, da vor allem der Graben aus der Holtemme bis nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg vom Niewerth'schen Sägewerk in Hasserode genutzt worden ist.

Die Vermutung, wonach die Kupfererze aus den Bergwerken in der Nähe der Goslarschen Gleie beim Ochsenteich geschmolzen wurden, kann anhand von zeitgenössischen Dokumenten nicht bestätigt werden. Die gewonnenen Erze wurden direkt am Beerberg geschmolzen. Als Beleg dafür gilt das Verzeichnis, was aus der Schmelzhütte am Beerberge an Kupfer und Blei im "Rathswaghause" in Wernigerode durch den Wagmeister Johann Klingsporn gewogen wurde. Im Dezember 1608 waren es beispielsweise über 1,5 Zentner Kupfer und 28 Zentner Blei.

Einer der Besitzer der Schmelzhütte am Beerberg war Hans Petersillie. Dieser verkaufte seine Schmelzhütte am 16. März 1602 für 440 Taler an den Magister Mathias von Craesbeke, der in den kommenden zwanzig Jahren als Unternehmer das Bergbaugeschehen in der Grafschaft Wernigerode wesentlich beeinflussen sollte. Craesbeke – im Volksmund auch als Grasbeck bezeichnet – war 1602 bereits im Besitz folgender sechs Bergwerke in der dortigen Umgebung: Hilfe Gottes, St. Margarethe, Behrberger Stolln, Wolfsburg, Venusberg und St. Georg. Für ihn war als Bergfaktor Johann Storkau tätig.

Später gründete Craesbeke mit einigen anderen Adeligen eine bergrechtliche Gewerkschaft und blieb bis 1615 Mitbesitzer der Schmelzhütte. Zu jenem Zeitpunkt wurde die Hütte durch die damals gemeinsam über die Grafschaft Wernigerode regierenden Grafen Heinrich zu Stolberg und dessen Neffen Wolf Georg zwangsenteignet. Der Grund waren Schulden in Höhe von mehr als 400 Taler, die dadurch entstanden waren, dass die auf der Hütte beschäftigten Bergleute bei verschiedenen Händlern in Wernigerode Lebensmittel, Getreide, Bier und Leder auf Kredit ihrer Arbeitgeber erworben hatten. Die Hammerherren und deren Bergfaktor Storkau lehnten jedoch eine Bezahlung ab, wodurch es zu mehrjährigen Auseinandersetzungen kam. Die beiden Grafen zu Stolberg luden alle Beteiligten für den 14. Januar 1615 zu einer Verhandlung in die gräfliche Kanzlei nach Wernigerode ein. Zum angesetzten Termin erschienen jedoch die Hammerherren und Storkau nicht. Die Grafen entschieden daraufhin, dass die Hütte am Beerberg verkauft wird und mit dem Kaufgeld die Gläubiger bezahlt werden. Zimmerleute, Schmiede und Maurer wurden beauftragt, die bereits sehr baufällige Schmelzhütte zu taxieren, zu der damals gehörten
die alte Hütte mit allen Einbauten,
ein Probierofen,
die Bretter am Blasebalg,
das Mauerwerk auf beiden Seiten der Radstube mitsamt dem Wassergefälle,
die Schornsteine,
das neue Gebäude neben dem Pochwerk und die anderen Einbauten sowie zwei Pocheisen.
Interessant ist, dass bereits 1602 eine "schlagende Uhr" erwähnt wird, so dass davon auszugehen ist, dass die Schmelzhütte wohl auch ein Uhrtürmchen besaß.

Innerhalb kürzester Zeit war in Andreas Peters aus Magdeburg, der dort Stadtkämmerer und Goldschmied war, ein finanzkräftiger Käufer gefunden. Im Beisein der beiden Grafen erklärte Peters sich am 18. Januar 1615 bereit, die geforderte Summe von 300 Talern in Raten an die gräfliche Kanzlei zu zahlen. Noch am selben Tag nahm Andreas Peters mit großen Erwartungen die Schmelzhütte in Besitz. Schon im Juli 1615 war er jedoch zum Weiterverkauf des Hüttenwerkes bereit, weil die Alteigentümer alles dafür taten, um ihn wieder aus der Hütte zu vertreiben, "und wenn's ihnen gleich etliche tausent Thaler kosten sollte".

Im Dreißigjährigen Krieg kam die Schmelzhütte am Beerberg vollends zum Erliegen. Sie wurde abgetragen und nur noch die Reste der Wassergräben erinnern an ihre frühere Existenz. Unweit der früheren Schmelzhütte entstand im ausgehenden 17. Jahrhundert das Blaufarbenwerk Hasserode.

Literatur
Jörg Brückner: Die Schmelzhütte am Beerberg. In: Neue Wernigeröder Zeitung. 10 (1999), H. 18, S. 20
 TK25 Blatt 4130 Wernigerode - Ausgabe 1900 – die Mühle ist in der westlichen Ortslage zu finden und wurde mit  "Alt. Blaufarben F." bezeichnet.

Hüttenwerk im Harz
Ehemaliges Unternehmen (Landkreis Harz)
Bauwerk in Wernigerode
Geschichte (Wernigerode)
Unternehmen (Wernigerode)
Ehemaliges Hüttenwerk in Sachsen-Anhalt


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Posted on November 25, 2019 by kabino
Dear Southeast Asia Games athletes,
We are called brothers for a reason: our countries and peoples are so closely related to each other such that what hurts one affects all the rest.
We are therefore terribly upset at what happened to you after arriving here in our country to join the SEA Games.
To be so shabbily treated in our land, whether in having to wait for hours at the airport or in having to sleep on the hotel floor or in being transported in cramped vehicles unfit for topnotch athletes, you certainly deserve more than what you have experienced so far.
Please believe us when we say we want to welcome you not just with a red carpet but with the most heartfelt smiles and hugs, the kind that will make you feel like you're in the safest and most comfortable of places…home.
But alas, while our people deeply feel our oneness with you, it seems that our leaders are unable to send the message across.
Instead of putting in place a professional management for the Games, our President established a network of politicians whom he has praised as a brilliant team to oversee the event.
Instead of trusting in a fool-proof organization to supervise athlete arrivals, accomodations and transportation, our President handed over such functions to a private group ironically composed of the same politicians who now act as if they are experts in the field where they are so miserably failing.
Instead of investing funds to ensure that the SEA Games will showcase meaningful regional brotherhood, our national leadership spent millions of pesos in a cauldron that will serve as a symbolic torch to open an event which has obviously started off wrong already.
Those millions could have fed thousands of earthquake victims in our country, but we spent them on the SEA Games to fulfill a task in a manner that is supposed to justify its spending. Yet, the embarassing performance of our politicians who are shabbily treating your athletes in our country now makes the huge spending look utterly unjustifiable.
We are deeply sorry for what is taking place at the SEA Games in our country now. We are ashamed at what our President and his hand-picked politicians have done to your athletes and for painting a wrong picture of what Filipino hospitality is all about.
On behalf of our incompetent leaders, please accept our heartfelt apologies. Their actuations do not speak of our character as a people. Their arrogance and inefficiency do not necessarily reflect that of the whole Filipino nation.
We are one with you in showing to the rest of the world that we are the regional descendants of Lim Bo Seng, Nicolau Lobato, Abdul Muis, Okhna Khleang Moeung, Ho Chi Minh, Jose Rizal and so many more valiant men and women in Southeast Asia who will foster peace, friendship and unity for all.
You continue to have our highest respect and admiration.
We therefore pray that the forthcoming SEA Games in the Philippines will reflect our peoples' common aspiration to uphold the things that unite us instead of those that divide us.
Posted on November 7, 2019 by kabino
Tea had a very long history, and i wont belabored of telling you its story, here is a TedTalk Video of the History of Tea.
Milk Tea is relatively young, it was developed in the 80s.
There were several versions of how Milk Tea came about. but the most credible is Liu Han-Chieh of Chun Shui Tang Teahouse in Taichung. In the early 80s, he noted that Japanese people enjoyed drinking cold coffee and so he tried out the idea with tea. His cold teas were so popular that his business expanded and he opened several new branches throughout the city.
The bubbles or pearls arrived on the scene in 1988 when during a meeting Liu poured some tapioca balls into his iced teas. Everyone loved it, and so the well-loved drink was born.
Another popular theory is that Tu Tsong-he of the Hanlin Teahouse invented the drink on a whim. He used white tapioca balls which resembled pearls which is allegedly where the name originated.
Wherever it started, there's no doubt that it took the Taiwanese tea industry by storm and forced many traditional vendors to adapt their menus to include this new and popular drink.
CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice comes from Taiwan, the land of milk tea, with the first CoCo store opened by Tommy Hung in Tamsui District, Taipei, in 1997. Since then, the milk-tea shop has expanded, first by opening 100 stores in Taiwan from 1997 to 2005, then branching out globally with their first overseas stores in Suzhuo, China, in 2007. Today, they have over 2,500 stores all over the world, spanning countries from Thailand, Hong Kong, and Vietnam, to the United States, Australia, Canada, and South Africa. This makes them the largest milk-tea chain in the world.
Larry Evans Tan, General Manager of CoCo, Shares how he brought Coco to the Philippines.
Responding to the clamor of its Cebuano clients, cult favorite milk tea brand CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice has launched two branches in Cebu City in a matter of six months and plans are underway for a third branch soon.
"We are overwhelmed with the response of Cebuanos for CoCo. In fact, Cebu City was one of the most requested area the we have received for CoCo to be present in, and when SM Seaside opened in Cebu, we knew that this is the perfect location to build our flagship store in Cebu," Larry Evans Tan, General Manager of CoCo , shared in a huddle with Cebu media at the CoCo SM Seaside branch.
Its branch at SM Seaside was CoCo's flagship store in Cebu which is one of their most picturesque branches and was completed March of this year. It has since become a favorite hangout place of many Cebuano squads and families. The second branch which opened only last September was at Ayala Center Cebu to keep up with the demand for CoCo blends from the people of Cebu.
A third CoCo branch in Cebu is underway and might open second quarter of next year.
Tan added that the Cebu branches are the first CoCo branches in the Visayas.
"We felt that the CoCo brand and the Cebuano lifestyle are a perfect match. Cebuanos are known for their love for good food and having a fun, relaxed vibe. They also love to hang out with their friends and families and these are exactly what CoCo stands for," Tan shared.
Just recently, CoCo was awarded the Favorite Milk Tea brand in the Philippines, a testament of its leadership in the milk tea market segment.
CoCo leads in the global tea market with a formidable 4,000 branches spread out across the world and posting an incredible sale of 100 cups per second globally.
In Metro Manila, where it has become go-to-milk tea brand, a cup of CoCo is ordered every 4 minutes via Grab Food alone.
Tan shared with the Cebu media that they are also partnered with Grab Food delivery in Cebu so that those who crave for CoCo may just order via the app to get their favorite CoCo fix.
Tan added that both CoCo Cebu branches will carry all CoCo blends that are available in Metro Manila, including the latest Chocolate Caramel Cream Slush which he described as "Waves of caramel blended with chocolate slush over velvety salty cream making it a drink that is decadent for the local palate." Chocolate Caramel Cream Slush is a blend that's exclusive and created for the Philippines.
The other CoCo bestsellers which have now become favorites as well of the Cebuano customers are the Panda Milk Tea, 3 Buddies, White Pearl Milk Tea and Passion Fruit Tea Burst.
Tan is very optimistic with the future of CoCo among Filipino milk tea lovers and continues to respond to clamor for more branches nationwide.
"We continue to explore expansion to other areas and bring CoCo closer to our customers. At the same time, we also try to come up with new flavors that we know our customers would love," Tan said.
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So nicely baked – I almost thought they were bought from the stalls ….
Tau sar piah is my favourite!! But never have tried pandan flavour before. Bet it must smell and taste wonderful….so well baked too. Oh…..you are residing in Beijing now and all along I thought you are in KL.
Still have any more left?
I love to try your pandan flavor ones! They are so beautifully made.
Your tau sa piah are looking great. They are nicely shaped into round. Remind me of my hometown, Penang tau sa piah.
These looks wonderful! The pandan leaves must be quite expensive over there. I can see how precious they are. I guess, over here, we took them for granted!


Astrophytum myriostigma (common names: bishop's cap cactus, bishop's hat or bishop's miter cactus) is a species of cactus native to the highlands of northeastern and central Mexico.
Synonyms include Echinocactus myriostigma, Astrophytum prismaticum, A. columnare, A. coahuilense, A. tulense, and A. nuda.
A. myriostigma is a spineless cactus defined by the presence of three to seven (usually five) pronounced vertical ribs which define the cactus' shape when young (the genus name "astrophytum", literally, "star plant", is derived from the resulting star-like shape). As the cactus ages, more ribs may be added and it becomes more cylindrical in shape, growing up to about 70–100 cm tall and 10–20 cm in diameter. In the wild, globose to cylindrical stem is covered with a whitish flocking of trichomes. Some horticultural varieties lack the flocking.
In the wild, the cacti flower in early spring, so that their seeds can grow with summer rains. In cultivation this differs, and the plants may flower in summer. Plants produce one or more flowers 4–6 cm diameter near the apex; the numerous tepals are creamy yellow, sometimes with an orange or red base. Pollinated flowers develop into a hairy reddish fruit about 2-2.5 cm in diameter. Plants may take up to six years to flower. A. myriostigma is commonly grown as an ornamental plant in cactus collections.
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A Copa Nordeste de Futebol Americano de 2019 é a segunda edição do torneio de futebol americano da Região Nordeste do Brasil de acesso à Conferência Nordeste da Liga BFA - Acesso, segunda divisão do Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Americano. A competição é organizada pela Associação Nordestina de Futebol Americano (ANEFA).
Após o vice-campeonato em 2018, o Santana Red Bulls conquista o título invicto ao derrotar o Bulls Potiguares Development na final.

Fórmula de disputa
As cinco equipes estão divididas em dois grupos: A e B. As equipes enfrentam os adversários dentro de seu próprio grupo. As equipes vencedoras de cada grupo disputam a Final, garantindo à campeã uma vaga na Conferência Nordeste da Liga BFA 2020 - Acesso.

Equipes participantes

Classificação
Classificados à Final estão marcados em verde.

Grupo A

Grupo B

Resultados

Final

Premiação

Ver também
 Liga BFA 2019 - Elite
 Liga BFA 2019 - Acesso
 Liga BFA 2019 - Norte
 Liga BFA 2019 - Feminino

Ligações externas
 Copa Nordeste no Salão Oval
 Copa Nordeste no Futebol Americano Brasil

Competições de futebol americano do Brasil
Futebol americano de 2019 no Brasil
Competições desportivas da Região Nordeste do Brasil


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I try to do at least 20 push-ups a day. Sometimes I perform the textbook version, but more often than not I scale the movement using my knees. Either way, a set of hard push-ups leaves my arms feeling like Jell-O. You'll never see any modifications from Kate Hudson, though, who might have discovered the most challenging push-up variation of all time.
During a sweat sesh with celebrity trainer Nicole Winhoffer, the fitness unicorn behind NW Method, Hudson completes some incredibly hard push-ups that makes me sore just looking at it. Instead of sticking with the basic movement, she pushes back into a one-legged downward dog, then as she lowers down into a push-up position, she brings the same leg over to her side at a 90-degree angle. Basically like a half-split on the floor, all while holding her bodyweight. NBD.
Hudson makes this move look easy, but don't let her flawless form fool you. By the end of the set, which consisted of five reps counted down by Winhoffer, she couldn't help but finish with a grunt (which can actually boost your physical performance and help you remain focused). If you want to try the intense move at home, just remember to go nice and slow. You'll get the most bang for your buck—and prevent any injuries!—by feeling the burn every step of the way.
Kate Hudson always has the best fitness advice. Aside from teaching the world intense push-up variations, she also has three safe-for-pregnancy Pilates moves she swears by and a surprising place she wears weights to strengthen her core.


Up and at it this morning. Pain a little worse today in back. probably the trip to GJ and the walking. Took a little self prompting but got out and did my walk this morning. I saw a video last night on walking. According to some national statistics to maintain optimal benefit you should walk 10,000 steps a day. This is total including all activity. This is not speed walking. It is walking period. The average person, according to this video; get between 3 and 5 thousand steps in a normal day. If you work on your feet, like a factory worker; you probably get more than that. !0,000 steps are equivalent to 5 miles. Now this may seem like allot but yesterday I walked around 1200 and while this is a far cry from 10,000 for me it was a very good day. Also you do not start at 10,000. You work up to that. Some suggestions were, talking on the phone-Do not set. Walk around while you talk. A cordless maybe a little less "bound Up" LOL. , Doing dishes- walk in place. Take mail to or pick up from box- while out of house walk around the block before going back in. Housework is a ton of walking. Some places are taking away the chairs, raising the desks to standing heights and even putting treadmills or elliptical machines in the cubical or office. The point is MOVEMENT IS GOOD! You do not have to be a marathon runner or even a speed walker. Just MOVE!
A little sore, especially if you are not use to it is ok. If you start having severe pain in joints, back, or chest check it out with your doctor. [ALWAYS CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE STARTING A NEW EXERCISE REGIME] especially if you have preexisting problems. If you have a history of heart problems and not use to exercise, go out and run a mile, drop dead you really have not help yourself or loved ones. [That my be exaggerated but you get the point] In most cases you are not an athlete in great shape so start slow and work up. You will be surprised, like me. I started walking to the mail box once a day, second month twice a day; now in third month I am walking 800 to 1000 steps a day. For someone my size with a back injury that is not bad and it will get better.
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GBI gives update on shooting death of Coweta County deputy
Posted May 09 2019 09:38PM EDT
Video Posted May 09 2019 07:55PM EDT
COWETA COUNTY, Ga. (FOX 5 Atlanta) - New information was released Thursday about what led up to the shooting death of a beloved Coweta County deputy.
Deputy Edmond Irvin, who was killed on April 30 at a home in Palmetto, was laid to rest on Wednesday.
His 17-year-old cousin is charged with murder.
RELATED: Remembering Coweta County Deputy Edmond Irvin
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has taken over the case. The GBI said it was an older cousin to young cousin conversation that turned deadly. But the topic was fairly common for many teenagers, being late and disrespectful to a parent.
Funeral services for 25-year-old deputy Edmond Irvin took place Wednesday in Coweta County. Meanwhile, the GBI continues its homicide investigation.
RELATED: Funeral details announced for slain Coweta County deputy
Deputy Irvin was off duty that night at the family's home in Palmetto. The deputy was involved in an argument that started over 17-year-old Danny Long's behavior of late.
According to the GBI, there were two issues that had the teen in trouble with his family.
According to police the night of the shooting, Long fired two shots striking his cousin. No word from the GBI on where the gun came from.
Deputy Irvin was just promoted to patrol at the time of death. He was remembered for his kindness and smile. Sheriff Len Wood told mourners they had received letters from sympathetic inmates from the jail describing Irvin's kindness to them.
The GBI said there is no timetable on when they will wrap up their investigation.
A preliminary hearing for Long is scheduled for May 28 in Coweta County. He was being held without bond in Fayette County as of Thursday evening.
RELATED: Police: Off-duty deputy killed by cousin in Palmetto
Dangerous heat with scattered storms this weekend
By David Chandley, Joanne Feldman, Jeff Hill, Ryan Beesley, FOX 5 Storm Team
Steamy sunshine will make temperatures feel like the upper 90s to near 100 degrees each afternoon this weekend. Beat the heat, check the back seat!
The heat and humidity will act as fuel for scattered showers and thunderstorms, so just like the past few days, if you see rain prepare for localized flooding, gusty winds and frequent lightning.
If you have outdoor plans this weekend, don't cancel them, but be aware that at times you could have a minor delay.
By George Franco, FOX 5 News
Oconee County Sheriff's Investigators are trying to solve what they are calling a murder mystery.
Joseph Jackson, 19, died at the hospital after his grandparents found him severely injured outside the home he shares with them. They're trying to find out who severely injured the young man on a rural road and how.
"I believe it is a murder mystery, we don't know who did it." said Captain James Hale, with the Oconee County Sheriff's Office.
By Denise Dillon, FOX 5 News
It's a case with hundreds of victims. Sandy Springs Police have been able to link them all to one man.
Video from a Ring doorbell captured a man snatching a small box off a porch. Sandy Springs Police said the same crook has swiped plenty of mail from homes in Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Cobb and Fulton Counties, and possibly other states.
"What we thought was a couple of thefts from a porch ended up blowing up into a large identity theft case," said Sandy Springs Police Sgt. Sam Worsham.


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The average lifespan of a conventional tank-style gas water heater or electric water heater is around 8 to 12 years, so the prospect of needing to replace a water heater is a common house improvement. Water Heater Repair Salem Oregon has discussed some of the factors that affect the installation costs here.
The expenses to install a brand-new Salem Oregon hot water heater do vary in rate depending on the company carrying out the installation, and relying on the type of water heater installed. For instance, energy-efficient tankless water heaters do cost more to install, though those expenses can be recouped over the life of the device. Have a look at this tool from homewyse.com that will provide a price quote on water heater setup expenses for the part of the country one stays in.
Without seeing the location that ones water heater will be installed or replaced, it is challenging to offer a particular idea of the cost. If it is a water heater replacement, and is being updated with a comparable sized and style of heater, the installation costs will be very sensible. If one is changing to a different kind of water heater, like from an electric to a gas or tankless unit, the setup expenses will certainly be higher because we will have to potentially install gas lines and connections.
Another factor to consider is to make certain a replacement water heater will be up to code with exactly what is needed now, not with what the code was 10 to 12 years earlier when the current water heater was installed. Also, there is the potential that the present water heater was not up to code when it was initially installed either! Which can be the case if a previous house owner did the installation him or herself.
Because of the safety aspects involved with water heaters, it is always best to have an expert plumbing company handle the installation. One, most property owners will not have a good idea of exactly what the code standards are. One risk aspect is that electric water heaters make use of 240 volts of electrical power, which is really harmful to work with if not experienced in doing this. Water Heater Repair Salem OR spends a great deal of time taking care of improperly installed water heaters.
Another safety concern with not having a professional install ones water heater is working with natural gas lines. This, too, can be hazardous, and a circumstance where there can not be any leaks.
A final safety issue is with effectively venting the exhaust to ensure carbon monoxide goes out of the house. Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs more often than most people believe, and it is best to make sure one has a carbon monoxide detector in ones home too. According to the Centers for Disease Control, unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning triggers 400 deaths each year and 20,000 visits to the emergency room.
Other factors to consider with installing is ensuring it is plumbed properly, there is enough clearance and guaranteeing drip pans are equipped, if required.


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NASCAR chairman and CEO Brian France was arrested Sunday night and charged with driving while intoxicated and criminal possession of a controlled substance, according to multiple reports Monday morning.
TMZ, the first to report the news, stated France was pulled over at 7:30 pm. ET after running through a stop sign in Sag Harbor, New York.
The report said France failed a field sobriety test, with sources telling the outlet France's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit.
ESPN's Bob Pockrass, citing a news release from the Sag Harbor Village Police Department, reported that France was held overnight, arraigned at Sag Harbor Village Justice Court on Monday morning, and released on his own recognizance.
"Mr. France was observed operating a 2017 Lexus northbound on Main Street failing to stop at a duly posted stop sign," ESPN quoted the news release as saying.
"Upon traffic stop, it was determined that Mr. France was operating said vehicle in an intoxicated condition.