Whats even crazier is the ethnobotanical path to GET those ingredients together.
Tomatoes had to be brought from south america. Bred to grow at lower altitudes. Peasants had to be persuaded to eat them (they were formally animal feed because they were from the nightshade family and peasants didn't trust the fruit not to be poisonous since the leaves are) and then enough time (100 years) had to pass for them to develop cuisine around them.
Something called a chimichanga in my neck of the woods. You can get one smothered or dry. You can even get one stuffed with fruit and covered with sweet and spicy sauces
Double load in grad school, 2 jobs including a full time job. I left the game open for days and logged 170 hours while playing exactly making one character in 15 minutes.
Many decades ago I worked at the sierra natural history museum in california. It on a college campus and it has a Richter scale within the confines of the museum
Classes more or less released for lunch at the same time every day past a certain point due to teachers union agreements. The Richter scale would always register a seismic event just from students migrating from the classrooms to the various food venues and seating areas. We had to make a note on the printout (yes I'm that old)
I have a feral who acts like it's some great coincidence that she lives in the ultimate lap of developed world luxury and humans just happen to be there and no they can't touch her
I have two kitten brothers who only love because they are fed. If one of us starts being more regular about feeding them then that's their new best friend
I have an old lady cat who couldn't care less about food she just wants her belly rubbed and a friend to be with
My husband has his geriatric boy who I'm fairly certain is a small man in a cat suit. He keeps us all on a tight schedule of demands.
You've already indicated you don't have time that is pretty normal. Dual parent households usually take a couple years to get their social lives back on track unless they can afford a nanny
Join a disc golf league with your bambino strapped to you
Additionally, the process to remove lignin, a binding protein, from wood in order to make paper is extraordinarily environmentally destructive. Paper mills do not smell good and are toxic waste sites for a reason
Most of the fans had prior experience with the franchise
The movie does not explain at all who sargeras is and he basically shows up randomly. Critics expect a high fantasy plot but it's basically a monster movie in a high fantasy setting with this setup.
I liked it. But it's not what people expect from high fantasy
I am an educational specialist who develops science projects and programs to supplement homeschool. I have multiple stem degrees and am currently in a masters program for curriculum development. I teach/develop in both California ngss compliant supplemental programs and Montessori programs
In 2018 a lot of people in my industry changed to paid models. I feel this had to do with a gross lack of compensation industry wide and the rising need for ngss compliant programs.
You can honestly find good programs for children preK to pre university and beyond on Pinterest. This has been a mecca of educators sharing resources especially those that supplement their lesson plans.
I would begin searching by subject matter. Science is a very broad term. 'kindergarten chemistry water" "plant lab 2nd grade" "home dissection lab of x animal 7th grade" "egg drop physics at home"
My personal favorites for very young children that get them interested in very deep science are pH labs. You use a universal indicator (cabbage juice is fine as long as it's fresh) and test various substances. You have them blow bubbles in an indicator and water solution and have them draw conclusions based on their previous observations. Let them come up with their own pH exploration with safety guidance.
I also enjoy the iodine clock with timers and different ratios of ingredients for junior high students.
For physics with very young children I love 5 simple machines. They build catapults, simple water wheels with straws and cups, marble mazes with ramps and whatnot out of old food containers and cardboard boxes.
Nasa has released some great student programs to explore outdoor science. I've done their build a weather station at home with home materials many times with students from k to high school. Then they monitor and report their findings to a weather reporting website and do some citizen science
Can't hurt with early naturalist work.inaturalist and taking them outdoors on hikes to observe and catalog is a good way to hook them on bugs birds and flowers and start to understand the functionality of our species systems
I make something similar but I put a layer of fat free Greek yoghurt or ricotta in there. The yoghurt is tangy and honestly better than the ricotta but it's about what I have on hand.
That's common in California, too. Watermelon, feta and a little bit of lime juice is a frequent summer salad.
Whats even crazier is the ethnobotanical path to GET those ingredients together.
Tomatoes had to be brought from south america. Bred to grow at lower altitudes. Peasants had to be persuaded to eat them (they were formally animal feed because they were from the nightshade family and peasants didn't trust the fruit not to be poisonous since the leaves are) and then enough time (100 years) had to pass for them to develop cuisine around them.
Something called a chimichanga in my neck of the woods. You can get one smothered or dry. You can even get one stuffed with fruit and covered with sweet and spicy sauces
Double load in grad school, 2 jobs including a full time job. I left the game open for days and logged 170 hours while playing exactly making one character in 15 minutes.
Parents helping with a down payment I don't thing is culturally or even ses 'common'. That is very specific to region and ses
Bionic commando remake
All of the doom remakes
Timberborn
For honor
Jet set radio future
What gives is the owners of the IHOP took the cash without a huge legal fight
That's not uncommon or unexpected.
Many decades ago I worked at the sierra natural history museum in california. It on a college campus and it has a Richter scale within the confines of the museum
Classes more or less released for lunch at the same time every day past a certain point due to teachers union agreements. The Richter scale would always register a seismic event just from students migrating from the classrooms to the various food venues and seating areas. We had to make a note on the printout (yes I'm that old)
I mean it depends on the cat
I have a feral who acts like it's some great coincidence that she lives in the ultimate lap of developed world luxury and humans just happen to be there and no they can't touch her
I have two kitten brothers who only love because they are fed. If one of us starts being more regular about feeding them then that's their new best friend
I have an old lady cat who couldn't care less about food she just wants her belly rubbed and a friend to be with
My husband has his geriatric boy who I'm fairly certain is a small man in a cat suit. He keeps us all on a tight schedule of demands.
You're a new single dad
You've already indicated you don't have time that is pretty normal. Dual parent households usually take a couple years to get their social lives back on track unless they can afford a nanny
Join a disc golf league with your bambino strapped to you
That's because this is ai generated
You cannot make paper out of all wood.
Additionally, the process to remove lignin, a binding protein, from wood in order to make paper is extraordinarily environmentally destructive. Paper mills do not smell good and are toxic waste sites for a reason
Reminds me of this article: https://www.kcrw.com/news/shows/press-play-with-madeleine-brand/vaccines-homestead-film-reviews-appetizers/melody-gutierrez-wonder-valley
Most of the fans had prior experience with the franchise
The movie does not explain at all who sargeras is and he basically shows up randomly. Critics expect a high fantasy plot but it's basically a monster movie in a high fantasy setting with this setup.
I liked it. But it's not what people expect from high fantasy
I am an educational specialist who develops science projects and programs to supplement homeschool. I have multiple stem degrees and am currently in a masters program for curriculum development. I teach/develop in both California ngss compliant supplemental programs and Montessori programs
In 2018 a lot of people in my industry changed to paid models. I feel this had to do with a gross lack of compensation industry wide and the rising need for ngss compliant programs.
You can honestly find good programs for children preK to pre university and beyond on Pinterest. This has been a mecca of educators sharing resources especially those that supplement their lesson plans.
I would begin searching by subject matter. Science is a very broad term. 'kindergarten chemistry water" "plant lab 2nd grade" "home dissection lab of x animal 7th grade" "egg drop physics at home"
My personal favorites for very young children that get them interested in very deep science are pH labs. You use a universal indicator (cabbage juice is fine as long as it's fresh) and test various substances. You have them blow bubbles in an indicator and water solution and have them draw conclusions based on their previous observations. Let them come up with their own pH exploration with safety guidance.
I also enjoy the iodine clock with timers and different ratios of ingredients for junior high students.
For physics with very young children I love 5 simple machines. They build catapults, simple water wheels with straws and cups, marble mazes with ramps and whatnot out of old food containers and cardboard boxes.
Nasa has released some great student programs to explore outdoor science. I've done their build a weather station at home with home materials many times with students from k to high school. Then they monitor and report their findings to a weather reporting website and do some citizen science
Can't hurt with early naturalist work.inaturalist and taking them outdoors on hikes to observe and catalog is a good way to hook them on bugs birds and flowers and start to understand the functionality of our species systems
I assume this person is a minor.
I can't imagine a scenario where another grown adult would yell at another grown adult for being nd. People just walk away, not confront.
Who the fuck is yelling at you? Just dump those assholes.
People yell at and don't accept lots of people. You don't have to hang out with those assholes
Replace cheese with granola and this is my preggo ass
I make something similar but I put a layer of fat free Greek yoghurt or ricotta in there. The yoghurt is tangy and honestly better than the ricotta but it's about what I have on hand.