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Fish koftas

Fish koftas

These fish koftas are not your typical koftas because they’re made with fish, not meat. But I spice them the same and shape them the same – so koftas it is!! Serve with Jewelled rice pilaf for a stunning platter of food. Today’s fish koftas with mint yogurt sauce and Jewelled rice pilaf. Fish koftas When we think koftas, I know most people instantly think of skewers made with ground meat. But actually, koftas around the world come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, made with meat, fish and even vegetables. From the Indian sub-continent to the Middle East,...

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End-of-Life Checklist (to make it easier for your family)

End-of-Life Checklist (to make it easier for your family)

Originally published April 18, 2018 and updated April 4, 2023. This is a sponsored post. As always, all opinions are my own.  Organize your documents and state your wishes in this free 17-page End-of-Life Checklist. Gathering and organizing all this information is an invaluable way to show your family how much you care. Portrait of mature man and his wife making financial revision at home Table of Contents Use the Setting Up Your New Kitchen Checklist to help you plan your kitchen layout. First Phase: step 1 step 2 step 3 Second Phase: step 4 step 5 step 6 step 7...

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Garfield County commissioners defend Uinta Basin Railway against local opposition

Garfield County commissioners defend Uinta Basin Railway against local opposition

Garfield County commissioners are bucking the Western Slope trend against the proposed Uinta Basin Railway, 88 miles of new track that would connect the eastern Utah oil fields to Gulf Coast refineries via the national railroad network running through Colorado.  In a February work session between the Garfield County Board of County Commissioners and the New Castle Town Council, the representatives of New Castle, located 12 miles west of Glenwood Springs, expressed concerns about possible derailments due to an increase of oil trains and the speed at which trains roll through town. Members of the Garfield County Board of County...

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Bats Attack! Gulls Defend!

Bats Attack! Gulls Defend!

The afternoon skies went dark as an estimated 14,653 bats swarmed above the State Capital building in Providence, RI. “At first it looked cool,” said Melford Glum, a tourist visiting the Ocean State from Shrieve, UT. “The kids were laughing and pointing. Then, when the bats started dive-bombing us, it felt like the Apocalypse.” Ordinarily, bats are peaceful, feeding off moths, beetles and mosquitos. These hoary bats (Lasiurus cinereus), seemed interested in human prey. According to eyewitnesses, the bats were organizing. “They were flying in these complex patterns,” said Dempsey J. Codswallop, a former Special Forces Latrine Engineer. “Beta 7...

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40 Essential Tips, Rules, And Guidelines For Parents Of Trans Kids

40 Essential Tips, Rules, And Guidelines For Parents Of Trans Kids

You can judge a society by how it treats its most vulnerable residents. This sentiment offers an excellent way to reframe the heated, chaotic, misinformed cultural and political battles we’re seeing in the United States right now. The target, so often, is the LGBTQ+ community, with especially sadistic sights on transgender kids.The fact that this community is relatively small — about 300,000 trans kids aged 13 to 17 in the U.S., according to the Williams Institute, with less data available about younger kids — is beside the point. Trans kids are suffering, and so many people in power in the...

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