Week 3 of the Broncos’ head-coaching search began Monday when general manager George Paton and Co. interviewed Green Bay offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett for a second time.
Abigail Disney bites the hand that feeds her by exploring the way Disney and other large corporations treat their employees in this documentary co-directed with Kathleen Hughes.
The littlest hope has begun to emerge from Major League Baseball’s labor strife. That marks a notable upgrade from the previous status of no hope. MLB bigwigs met with their MLB Players Association counterparts on Monday afternoon at the MLBPA’s Manhattan headquarters, and the owners came away pleased that the players withdrew their proposal that...
Detectives from the New York Police Department found a loaded AR-15 assault weapon under the mattress of 47-year-old Lashawn McNeil on Saturday, the day after he allegedly shot and killed Officer Jason Rivera and critically wounded Officer Wilbert Mora.
The Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education altered its mask mandate on Monday evening, approving a new mask policy for non-charter school students and staff in pre-kindergarten through eighth grades based on COVID-19 positivity rates. Proposed by board member Kyle Bentley, the amended mask requirement says masks will be used in these buildings for […]
The International Snow Sculpture Championships, one of Breckenridge’s most beloved annual events, is making its comeback after the pandemic put it on hold, as was the case with many other traditions. This week, competitors from...
Dow Jones futures sold off 300 points late Monday. The stock market recovered from heavy losses Monday ahead of the Fed`s policy meeting. The post Dow Jones Futures Sell Off: Has The Stock Market Bottomed? Fed Meeting Up Next appeared first on Investor's Business Daily .
It was Rask`s first time making two straight starts since re-signing with the team after offseason hip surgery. The post Rask struggles as Ducks top Bruins 5-3 appeared first on Boston.com .
With the Olympics coming up in February, you have enough time to binge watch some programs on current and past Olympic athletes before the Winter Games being. Mikaela Shiffrin is being featured in a five-part…
A strong homestand ended with a thud for the Bruins on Monday when the surprising Anaheim Ducks took advantage of a slow Bruin start and a still-rusty Tuukka Rask to beat the B’s, 5-3, at the Garden. The B’s finished their seven-game Garden residence at 5-2 and now head out on a three-game road trip […]
Roughly 150 LCSO employees, units and community individuals were recognized during the Monday night ceremony for the ways that they have served the community during 2021.
Doocy just said President Biden called him tonight to apologize. Doocy says apology accepted. President Biden insulted a reporter with some foul language over what he thought was a ridiculous inquiry ... and it got picked up on a hot mic! JB…
On Tuesday, Turkish police in eleven different provinces took forty suspects into custody for an alleged money laundering scam perpetrated using the Twitch streaming platform. Kotaku reports: According to Demiroren News Agency (via Daily Sabah and Dexerto), the suspects are accused of using stolen credit cards to buy Bits, which are essentially the platform`s virtual currency. Those Bits were then allegedly sent to streamers, who then paid the scammers real money through a 70 to 80 percent refund. So, if the scammers bought 1,000 Bits for $10, this could be a way for them to make $7 or $8 from a stolen credit card, and streamers to pick up the difference. Compound more stolen credit cards and much higher dollar amounts, and you end up with a scam that could total an estimated $9.8 million. This appears to be a long-running operation, with an email paper trail going back two years. Read more of this story at Slashdot.
(Family Features) Gathering your team to plan for a truly memorable game day at home starts with almost everyone’s favorite part of the festivities: the food. From meaty meals and zesty appetizers to sweet, long-lasting snacks, fuel your crowd with recipes that keep them coming back from kickoff to overtime. One superstar of the menu […]
Late Night Randomness is a collection of photos we have found in searching the web that don’t necessarily fit in with our other posts or is perhaps a little too edgy to present earlier in the day. They’re still cool and beautiful, so we wanted to share them with you. Do you have an image … The post Late Night Randomness (29 Photos) appeared first on Suburban Men .
Frontage Road and Seventh Street Traffic Crash Left One Dead OAKLAND, CA (January 24, 2022) – A deadly traffic crash on Frontage Road claimed the life of Joseph Bennett III Monday morning. According to the authorities, the crash occurred around 1:50 a.m. when a southbound Explorer rear-ended a trailer stopped in the center divider near […] The post Joseph Bennett III Killed in Crash on Frontage Road [Oakland, CA] appeared first on LA Weekly .
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold`s office is investigating a second county clerk over a possible elections security breach and has ordered Elbert County Clerk and Recorder Dallas Schroeder to turn over information related to allegations that he copied a voting system hard drive.
Two people and a pet Chihuahua died in a residential fire Friday night in Cotopaxi. Deer Mountain Fire Chief J.R. Niblett said the home was located near 19th Trail and Reed Road. A neighbor called in the fire, but it already was intense when responders arrived. He said there were no injuries to the firefighters. […]
Since my wife Amy and I have had at least one, and as many as three dogs at a time for the last 24 years, I suppose it was inevitable that eventually, I’d [...] This post Tales from Timnath: Pethood previously appeared on North Forty News .
President Biden doesn`t seem to have as much patience for Doocy as his Press Secretary Jen Psaki. Caught on a hot mic, the President says what we`re all feeling: Biden: What a stupid son of a bitch pic.twitter.com/K8H74Vfv8m — Acyn (@Acyn) January 24, 2022
avo includes nine seasons on "Million Dollar Listing New York," as well as an appearance on Season 12 of "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles" before joining the show full time for its most recent 13th season. It was actually a pretty tense season for Eklund, who had major drama with costars Josh Flagg and Josh Altman. According to a recent interview with PEOPLE, Altman said he hadn`t spoken with Eklund since they wrapped filming months ago -- and made it clear they wouldn`t be patching things up. "We don`t see eye to eye on a lot of things, but especially I`m just not a fan of ordering your own trophy. I was friends with him for a long time, and I noticed many things that I let slip, that I swept under the rug, but it got to the point where now that I`m a dad, you kind of just cut people out of your life that don`t bring positive support," he said. According to PEOPLE , the fallout with both Joshes had nothing to do with Eklund`s decision to quit the franchise. Eklund will continue to work for Douglas Elliman, but won`t be featured on the show. ..
Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Steven Stack said, “over the next week [or] two weeks, we should start seeing the backside of this escalation. If that’s the case, that’s really good news.”
The Pentagon has put 8500 troops on alert for possible deployment to Eastern Europe in case Russia invades the Ukraine. I think there is no chance of any direct US or NATO engagement of Russian troops inside Ukraine. Troops would be doing to other nearby countries. The UK and USA are drawing down embassy staff ... Read more
A critical severity vulnerability impacting SonicWall`s Secure Mobile Access (SMA) gateways addressed last month is now targeted in ongoing exploitation attempts. [...]
The next generation of soft robotics, smart clothing and biocompatible medical devices are going to need integrated soft sensors that can stretch and twist with the device or wearer. The challenge: most of the components used in traditional sensing are rigid.
The November 2021 Sales Tax Revenue report was recently issued to Estes Park and it is now official that the town has set a single-year Sales Tax collection record. And there is still an entire month to be reported. “Interestingly, we have collected more through 11 months in 2021 than we did the entire year […]
The day Glenn Youngkin assumed office as the governor of Virginia, he signed an executive order allowing parents to circumvent local school district requirements and send their children to school unmasked. The order immediately sparked pushback from some parents, public health experts, and Virginia pediatricians, who issued a collective statement urging continued mask-wearing in schools. The […]
In the former home of Colt & Gray. Nearing their three-month mark since opening, Modis in the City and Luci’s Shambles & Provisions at 1533 Platte Street are both transforming into innovative, mature fixtures in Highland Park, driven by their staff’s same ongoing evolution. The pair of restaurants are in the former home of a duo that were staples on Platte Street for a decade before closing in late 2019: Colt & Gray and Saint Ellie.…
The House Ethics Committee on Monday released details of Office of Congressional Ethics reports on two members, Reps. Marie Newman, D-Ill., and Doug Lamborn, R-Colo., and said that the committee would continue to review the referrals. Newman’s situation concerns whether she offered a job to someone in exchange for that person forgoing a primary run […] The post Reports on Newman, Lamborn detail ethics allegations appeared first on Roll Call .
The new Virginia governor is off to a blitzkrieg start, but how will the former private equity executive maximize his political capital? The post Is Youngkin’s Eye on Washington Already? appeared first on The American Conservative .
This article was originally published on Tribe CBD. To view the original article, click here. CBD has positively impacted many people’s lives, but there could... The post Could Someone OD On CBD? — What Everyone Should Know About Safely Dosing CBD Oil appeared first on The Village Voice .
In this episode of ThinkRadio, Times Publisher Alan Wartes talks with Gunnison Gardens owner and local resiliency wise woman Susan Wyman. The post ThinkRadio — Grow where you are planted first appeared on Gunnison Country Times .
“The companies were thriving, but our workers didn’t thrive. Know what our workers got? COVID. Attacked. Beat up. Spit on. Slapped. Overworked. And the company? They did great. They did absolutely great, sitting behind their desk doing their job by Zoom.”— Kim Cordova, president of United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 7 in Colorado The post Why the King Soopers strike matters appeared first on Boulder Weekly .
Signs of a post war slump continue: The post Unemployment claims, existing home sales, architecture billings, housing starts appeared first on Mosler Economics / Modern Monetary Theory .
