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BRIGHTON, Colo. 鈥?Following the horrific shooting at a King Soopers in Boulder, an 11-year-old boy in Colorado decided to give out flowers to area grocery store workers who had to go into work the next day.After the shooting that killed 10 people, Jody Witmer says she spoke to her son, JJ, about the tragedy and the normally talkative kid got really quiet and intr stanley thermoskannen ospective.JJ told The Washington Post that he was most devastated for the victims and their families, but he couldnt help but think of the King Soopers employees in his state who still had to go into work.So, after brainstorming with his mother about what they could do, JJ decided to use the money he earned from dog-walking to purchase dozens of carnations. And when the florist heard about the boys mission, she offered him a generous discount.JJ and his mom then got permission from the manager of a King Soopers in Brighton to hand out the flowers and the boy began spreading some much-needed joy to the employees at the supermarket. Jody Witmer As JJ handed out the flowers, he let the workers know how much they are appreciated and thanked them for being there, even though it must have been hard. He was met with tears, huge smiles, hu stanley thermosflasche gs, fist pumps and appreciation for simply acknowledging them, wrote Jody in a Facebook postabout her son s act of kindness. Jody Witmer The stanley kaffeebecher mother and son then went to a King Soopers in Commerce City to do the same thing, this tim
With the continuous threat of drought in the western U.S., more farmers are picking up sustainable practices to keep their soil and their crops alive.Todd Olanders family has owned a pat stanley cup ch of farmland for generations. The stanley canada y grow barley for beer and call their operation Root Shoot Malting. Farming is a gamble every year, Olander said. So we are lucky in this area in the front range that we actually have irrigation water and usually that comes from the snowpack. As the years pass, Olander says access to irrigation water has declined. He says this year is looking bleak as the western U.S. faces severe drought. Usually they ll issue about eight-acre feet per share, Olander said. And this year we re looking at like one and a half or two-acre feet. So that s a pretty major decrease. I guess it s only a quarter of the water that we normally get. University of Oklahoma Economics professor Jonathan McFadden studies how farmers can adapt to climate stanley cup change. If you think about places like western Texas, western Oklahoma and western Kansas that are situated above the Ogallala Aquifer and into western Nebraska as well, you know, many parts of that we have dwindling recharge rates, McFadden said. So farmers are using more of the aquifer water than essentially the natural rainfall can replenish. Olander has been implementing regenerative farming practices to conserve water. He says hes no longer tilling. So you re just leaving the residue from the previous crop, you know, on the surface Ptoc The Greyson Project helps decorate rooms for Christmas at Johns Hopkins All Children s Hospital
BRIGHTON, Colo. 鈥?Following the horrific shooting at a King Soopers in Boulder, an 11-year-old boy in Colorado decided to give out flowers to area grocery store workers who had to go into work the next day.After the shooting that killed 10 people, Jody Witmer says she spoke to her son, JJ, about the tragedy and the normally talkative kid got really quiet and intr stanley thermoskannen ospective.JJ told The Washington Post that he was most devastated for the victims and their families, but he couldnt help but think of the King Soopers employees in his state who still had to go into work.So, after brainstorming with his mother about what they could do, JJ decided to use the money he earned from dog-walking to purchase dozens of carnations. And when the florist heard about the boys mission, she offered him a generous discount.JJ and his mom then got permission from the manager of a King Soopers in Brighton to hand out the flowers and the boy began spreading some much-needed joy to the employees at the supermarket. Jody Witmer As JJ handed out the flowers, he let the workers know how much they are appreciated and thanked them for being there, even though it must have been hard. He was met with tears, huge smiles, hu stanley thermosflasche gs, fist pumps and appreciation for simply acknowledging them, wrote Jody in a Facebook postabout her son s act of kindness. Jody Witmer The stanley kaffeebecher mother and son then went to a King Soopers in Commerce City to do the same thing, this tim