Enter the Rambler tabletop charcoal grill from the veteran BBQ hands at Oklahoma Joe a company with a passion for the trade and integrity to burn (pun intended). I like everything about this ebony workhorse its heavy duty steel construction; its portability and ease of use; thick cast iron grates that produce a bona fide char; and to control the heat, a height adjustable charcoal tray and large air dampers that optimize airflow. Add a good, clean burning lump charcoal and break out the ribeyes..

Mr. Staton holds a Juris Doctor degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law. Mr. The proverbial tumbleweeds of mid winter have cleared to make way for what’s shaping up to be an eventful weekend here in town (COVID restrictions still in place, of course). With the Lunar New Year on Friday, Valentine’s Day on Sunday, the continuation of Black History Month, and snow on the ground, you might find yourself in the unique position of deciding between multiple activities (!). To help you through, we’re back with another roundup of suggestions, from date ideas (like a Le Pigeon room service pop up that starts today at Jupiter Hotel) to last minute shopping tips (like a Valentine’s Market at Coopers Hall), and from places to celebrate the Lunar New Year (like daytime activities at Lan Su Garden) to places to get waffles for Galentine’s Day (like Waffle Window).

When Joseph and Mary neighbours complain, they are miraculously struck blind by Jesus. Jesus then starts receiving lessons, but arrogantly tries to teach the teacher, instead, upsetting the teacher who suspects supernatural origins. Jesus is amused by this suspicion, which he confirms, and revokes all his earlier apparent cruelty.

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeAldi staff demanded to see inside a partially sighted shopper bags after he aroused suspicion while shopping for ginger biscuits and a sweet treat for his wife.Jason Pearce was trying to buy ginger nuts and white chocolate at the Radford Road store in Coventry earlier this week.Because of his difficulty seeing he used a magnifying glass while scouring the shelves at the budget retailer.Distrusting staff thought the 50 year old was acting suspiciously, and when he tried to buy items demanded he open his bag to be searched.Following a stand off during which CCTV footage was checked, Jason was told he could leave but was not offered an apology which he has now demanded.Jason said: “When they asked to look in my bag I knew they were accusing me of shoplifting. They refused to say that though and said I was acting suspiciously.”However, all I was doing was using my magnifier so I could see what I was buying. My wife has an intolerance to caffeine so she can only have certain types of chocolate.”But if they saw me struggling why didn’t they ask if I needed help?”I had gone there to purchase a 25p pack of ginger nuts for me and 1.49 white chocolate for my wife as a surprise.