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What Is Barbecue? A Brief Introduction Whether you spell it barbecue, barbeque, BBQ, or Bar-B-Q, there’s much to sort out when trying to distill the origins of the term and a universally accepted meaning for it, let alone a recipe. But leaving aside the Australians’ term for the grill (a couple of shrimp on the barbie?), and the definition as a social gathering one attends to consume the resulting food, barbecue—the chosen spelling for the sake of this article—has come to ever so loosely apply to meats slow-cooked over lower temperatures, with a lot of smoke, and often indirect heat. ...

Debbie Jamieson/Stuff No-one was injured in a crash between a school bus and a car in Frankton, Queenstown, on Tuesday morning. The crash happened at the intersection of Frankton-Ladies Mile Highway (SH6) and Joe Oconnell​ Drive, near the Queenstown Events Centre in Frankton, about 8.40am on Tuesday. “There's no injuries, which is good, but it's causing a bit of traffic disruption,” Sergeant Matt Hargreaves said. The cause of the crash had yet to be determined, he said. One lane was blocked and some fuel was leaking from the car, a police spokeswoman said. A Fire and Emergency New ...

Artist Joe O'Connell will be creating work for a Valley Metro light rail station that was originally slated to feature a Fortoul Brothers design. The news follows allegations of sexual misconduct made against artist Isaac Fortoul, which were first reported by Gabriel and Isaac Fortoul create artworks together as the Fortoul Brothers. In recent years, their work has been shown at numerous festivals and creative spaces in and beyond metro Phoenix, including FORM Arcosanti and Phoenix Art Museum. Before allegations surfaced, Valley Metro featured Fortoul Brothers designs on a bus wrap and a te...

Pandemic presents new challenges to Hawaii’s foster care system ... and its youth Foster youth are struggling during the pandemic By Samie Solina | February 17, 2021 at 6:00 PM HST - Updated February 17 at 6:03 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Fewer people are signing up to become foster parents amid the pandemic and the lack of in-person education has created a new type of isolation for foster youth. Social workers say those are among the new challenges facing the system because of COVID-19. “For the at-risk children that we deal with, the truth of the matter is theyâ€�...