Steve Dunn

Here we are in a Trump-instigated pre-census political gerrymandering race to the bottom. Waiting for us at the bottom, one-party authoritarian rule. Constitution revering Republicans and Democrats would never allow this — unless the one party is them. So Trump chums the MAGA waters with the taste of holding power no matter how unpopular he is with the rest of America. A gerrymandering feeding frenzy results, with ominous signs of further election interference rumbling over November.

This work addresses the dual challenges of sustainable H2 production and wastewater treatment. We developed high-performance Cu-doped ZnAl2O4 (ZAO) spinels through a modified sol–gel citrate route. Calcination under N2 with a limited O2 supply harnesses residual citrate-derived carbon to confine crystal growth, yie

Why This Recipe Works This Pueblan union of yogurt-sauced shawarma and chipotle-tinged pork tacos was invented when Middle Easterners settled in Puebla, Mexico.

Why This Recipe Works Making a quesadilla with a complex filling, rather than just cheese, poses a few challenges for the cook that could lead to undercooked, bland, or limp and soggy results.

Why This Recipe Works For the lightest corn fritters, we minimized the number of fillers we added.

Why This Recipe Works To make a balanced, fresh-tasting sauce with enough body to cling to pasta, we used the entire tomato (minus the

Miles Mediation & Arbitration invites you to join us on Friday, August 14, for an informative Employment Law Seminar featuring Steve Dunn and Tanya Tate. This in-person program will explore current employment law issues and practical strategies for legal professionals, including ethical techniques for mediation, preparing clients for mediation, navigating ethical issues that arise during the mediation process, and the effective use of brackets during mediation.

Why This Recipe Works To make a Guinness cake that actually tastes like Guinness, we turned to a slate of ingredients that replicate the stout's signature flavor.

I grew up in the 1950s, so I have a long rainbow of history to gaze at, long enough to encompass both historic events and their underlying tectonics, long enough to make out some of the contours of a nation's changing personality.

Some OSSAA decisions will always be controversial, but every decision is based on whether it builds champions for life through education-based activities, says the deputy superintendent of Broken Arrow Public Schools.