For those downvoting, Sortion isn't such a bad idea. Its basically a lottery to put a group of people in charge. I honestly think 100 random Canadians probably would do a better job than career politicians only out for themselves and the corporations funding them.
Oh, I just remembered this video I watched. There is this guy on youtube that does a lot of material-sciency kind of stuff using common household ingredients. One of his videos he makes a salt-based phase change material, which basically works as an icepack that freezes at around 18 degrees Celsius.
The idea is that it takes a long time for the material to melt from 18 degrees to 19 degrees so it can keep you comfortably cool if you put it in a plastic bag and wear it in a vest to keep yourself cool. If you have a cool basement, then it can pretty much re-freeze by putting it on the cold floor.
Edit: Actually the more I think about it the more Solarpunk it seems. It requires zero electricity, and rather than cooling a whole area you only cool the people in it. Even better, you aren't trapped inside to avoid the heat, as it works outside just fine.
I usually put the bread without butter on the pan as I heat up the pan to medium. Once the bread is starting to crisp up, I turn down the heat to low, pull the bread off and crack in the egg (I usually break the yoke too). Pepper pepper pepper.
By the time i've put mayo on the bread, the egg is usually ready to be flipped. I turn off the heat and remove it from the burner, so the other side of the egg cooks off the residual heat. Then I put some saurkraut and fermented jalepeno slices on the bread, and put on the egg.
Can we do it for Ticks?
For those downvoting, Sortion isn't such a bad idea. Its basically a lottery to put a group of people in charge. I honestly think 100 random Canadians probably would do a better job than career politicians only out for themselves and the corporations funding them.
I find Indigenous a little hard to say, but I'm bad at talking. First Nations was at least easy for me to say.
Our province being on fire every year is the new normal. :(
I'm still mad about about electoral reform. I'm never going to forgive the liberal party for that one.
Oh, I just remembered this video I watched. There is this guy on youtube that does a lot of material-sciency kind of stuff using common household ingredients. One of his videos he makes a salt-based phase change material, which basically works as an icepack that freezes at around 18 degrees Celsius.
The idea is that it takes a long time for the material to melt from 18 degrees to 19 degrees so it can keep you comfortably cool if you put it in a plastic bag and wear it in a vest to keep yourself cool. If you have a cool basement, then it can pretty much re-freeze by putting it on the cold floor.
DIY Supermaterial Could Save You From Heatstroke: Salt based PCMs
Its an interesting watch.
Edit: Actually the more I think about it the more Solarpunk it seems. It requires zero electricity, and rather than cooling a whole area you only cool the people in it. Even better, you aren't trapped inside to avoid the heat, as it works outside just fine.
I wish we could wipe out ticks. Get better soon Andy!
I hope so! I'm rewatching the first season now before watching season two. :)
I was just in customer support for like an hour. Most of that was on hold, and 15% was navigating through their tree and AI bot.
Go Green!
Dang, that is a cool website.
I try, but I can't find some things, like Canadian onions at the stores. :(
Fine! I like em.
Yeah, I really don't want Green and NDP to merge. NDP seem to hate the environment. I'd have nobody left to vote for.
Maybe, depending on the reward. My doctor says I should exercise more anyway...
Carney too. The planet is pretty much doomed already but lets make sure by exporting even more oil.
Nice! I'm always up for more adventure time.
Cool. It was a little weird with all the race/gender swaps but season 1 was a fun watch.
It looks pretty good, but its hard to get excited knowing I'm going to have to wait for two more movies to come out.
I usually put the bread without butter on the pan as I heat up the pan to medium. Once the bread is starting to crisp up, I turn down the heat to low, pull the bread off and crack in the egg (I usually break the yoke too). Pepper pepper pepper.
By the time i've put mayo on the bread, the egg is usually ready to be flipped. I turn off the heat and remove it from the burner, so the other side of the egg cooks off the residual heat. Then I put some saurkraut and fermented jalepeno slices on the bread, and put on the egg.
Yummy and easy. :)