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BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – Firefighters found homemade explosive components in the basement of a home that exploded on Sunday night. Crews rushed to the home in the 7000 block of Durham Circle in Boulder County about 6:40 p.m. Sunday. Everyone inside the home was able to get out safely but two pets were still inside when firefighters arrived. The residents told first responders that there was an explosion in the basement before they arrived. Several neighboring properties were evacuated after firefighters talked to the residents about the contents of the basement and what activities were taking place. When firefighters went into the basement, they found components of homemade explosive devices. Everyone evacuated the home for safety reasons. Fire crews were able to enter the home at a later time to locate and extinguish the fire. Firefighters also located and rescued the two pets. People living in neighboring homes were also able to return. No one was injured in the fire … [Read more...] about Homemade Explosive Components Found Inside Burning Home In Boulder County

If you’ve ever become lost in an activity—playing video games, running, or making art—you’ve noticed that you become completely immersed in the present moment, rising to the challenge of the experience without becoming bored, frustrated, or tired. Thoughts about the past, future, and even the self melt away. Time seems to fly by. You’re in the zone. This is the flow state, first described by late Hungarian-American psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi in the 1970s. Researchers have been chasing the concept ever since, trying to figure out how and why we enter the flow state and how we can get more of this inherently rewarding experience in our everyday lives, in both work and play. Flow is not only an enjoyable state, it is also seen as personally meaningful. “When the self loses itself in a transcendent purpose—whether to write great poetry, craft beautiful furniture, understand the motions of galaxies, or help children be happier—the self becomes largely invulnerable to the fears … [Read more...] about How the Flow State Keeps Us Creative, Focused, and Happy

Businesses on all fronts, irrespective of the industry, are headed for a steady climb to adapt to new times and stay afloat. While different businesses have utilized many methods and techniques, content marketing has rapidly become a more powerful tool to achieve this objective. According to Demand Metric , 90% of all organizations utilize content in their marketing, bringing in three times as many leads as they would with traditional marketing, and it costs 60% less. With marketing being a core part of every business's operations, utilizing content marketing becomes a strategic move. It is mostly organic, less expensive and serves more purposes in the long run. Using the right tools and social media platforms will lead to the desired result when there is a chosen goal for your content marketing. Related: Content Strategy: The Final Piece in the Jigsaw Puzzle of Modern Day Business Maximizing content strategy Content as a context is broader than most business … [Read more...] about Why All Entrepreneurs Need a Content Strategist For Their Business

Care for your home with 0 Home & Garden The public meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the Stinson Beach Community Center. It will focus on design concepts for the Bolinas Lagoon Project. Kristina Houck , Patch Staff Posted Reply From County of Marin: MARIN COUNTY, CA – Stewardship of Bolinas Lagoon , a wildlife-rich tidal estuary designated as a wetland area of international importance for nearly 20 years, will be discussed at a public meeting Feb. 9 in Stinson Beach. The annual State of Bolinas Lagoon Conference starts at 7 p.m. at the Stinson Beach Community Center, 32 Belvedere Avenue. Several studies have been published over the past 10 years to address the restoration of this 1,100-acre jewel of West Marin nature. The estuary, managed by the Marin County Open Space District , is separated from the Pacific Ocean by a narrow and low-lying spit of land on which dozens of Stinson … [Read more...] about State of Bolinas Lagoon Conference Set For Feb. 9

close Video Biden warns minimum wage hike likely won't make COVID relief bill Fox News congressional correspondent Chad Pergram breaks down the numbers on Capitol Hill on 'Your World' NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! President Biden Friday defended the size of his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package even as he signaled to critics he'd be willing to make some trims to win their support. The House is prepared to vote next week on Biden's massive package as GOP leadership is actively urging their members to reject the legislation they've dubbed a bloated progressive wish list. "I'm grateful that the Senate and the House are moving quickly," Biden said Friday in Michigan after touring a Pfizer vaccine manufacturing plant. "I'm prepared to hear their ideas on how to make the package better and make it cheaper. I'm open to that." BIDEN SAYS ONCE HE DEFEATS COVID, CANCER IS NEXT Biden, however, suggested … [Read more...] about Biden ‘open’ to lowering the $1.9 trillion coronavirus package price tag

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 2 Over 37 years, elementary school teacher Laura Baldini taught nearly 1,000 children to read. And over the course of those four decades, public officials and academic experts told her how literacy should be taught, shifting several times from a focus on phonics, to self-discovery and whole word memorization, back to phonics and phonemes and then again to whole language. Then: repeat. She remembers that during her first year teaching K-2 in 1985 veteran teachers hid books in their classroom cupboards so they wouldn’t be tossed out amid the latest battle over how to teach literacy. “It seemed the pendulum swung a lot,” she said. Baldini retired last year from the San Carlos public school system, just as that pendulum was swinging again. Despite more than 100 years of debate and research, there remains no consensus on how to teach children to read, pitching Bay Area schools and their … [Read more...] about The reading wars return: Bay Area schools grapple with phonics versus sight words approach