I’ll use it when I make salad dressing. Also throw it into pasta bakes, marinades, and things like that. I’ll add extra herbs when I want the texture. To be honest though I mostly grind it up as certain family members don’t like the texture of dried rosemary, so this just makes it easier lol.
Yep, just experienced the same issue now. In fact, even after using another app to read the new message in the inbox, the inbox is not working still. So it appears that tapping on the inbox tab, whether there is a new message or not, breaks the app.
Thanks for reminding me that I need to do this again too as I’m almost out. I usually stick mine in a grinder as I like it to be a fine powder for certain recipes.
Interestingly, elementary schools here (Japan) provide school lunch, so no bento required unless it is a half day or field trip etc.
It is very nutritious, and rotates through a variety of Japanese and international cuisine. We get a menu each month so we can talk to the kids about it. The children take turns helping to serve lunch in their classroom. You can go back for seconds if there is any left, and you can ask for less of certain things depending on preference.
Kindergarten usually has the option of school lunch or bento (but it depends on on the actual kindergarten). I think JHS may be bento. I’m not at that point yet.
Matches the culture. I'll give you a clue why they're declining in population growth, zero interaction with other people.
It does match the culture in the sense that Japan had been a mostly cash society until recent years. In addition, gas stations are not getting robbed as it is a much safer place than the U.S. (as an example).
As to your remarks, I see people interacting everyday. But since you purport to be an expert, I’d love to hear some more of your hands on experiences and observations regarding zero interaction with other people.
They are pretty standard here in Japan. You can pay cash or credit at the pump. Never a need to go inside. You select how much you want to pay, put in the money, and if it clicks off before the end it’ll give you change.
I don’t mean to sound argumentative but I can’t imagine how the layout could prevent a hook turn. Are there physical barriers? I’m genuinely curious.
We also have the option to cross by walking across the crosswalks, but many have a space for bicycles, so it is ok to cycle across (but if on a scooter, you must walk it).
In addition, I forgot to mention that hook turns are only mandatory here for roads which are larger than one lane in each direction.
It’s generally safer to perform a hook turn when turning across traffic (turning left for you, since you’re in the U.S.). By doing so, you always stay in the outside lane. In Japan, all cyclists and scooters must perform hook turns by law. Is this not common in the US?
Most web browsers have a reader view which simplifies the display so that it is easy to read like a book or newspaper. This mode often removes soft paywalls as they are just an overlay.
If you want to think about it grammatically, it would be “for curling hair” or “for straightening hair” if the function of the product was to make your hair more curly or more straight.
Come to Hokkaido!
It is close to the average gross monthly wage in Japan at the current exchange rate. Higher than some rural areas I guess.
It’s fixed in the latest beta now
Makes sense. I could also do that but I’m too lazy hehe. I might give it a try next time though. Thanks!
Just to add that as they are a .world user that they will need to make an account on another instance since .world blocks piracy communities.
I’ll use it when I make salad dressing. Also throw it into pasta bakes, marinades, and things like that. I’ll add extra herbs when I want the texture. To be honest though I mostly grind it up as certain family members don’t like the texture of dried rosemary, so this just makes it easier lol.
Yep, just experienced the same issue now. In fact, even after using another app to read the new message in the inbox, the inbox is not working still. So it appears that tapping on the inbox tab, whether there is a new message or not, breaks the app.
Thanks for reminding me that I need to do this again too as I’m almost out. I usually stick mine in a grinder as I like it to be a fine powder for certain recipes.
Couldn’t remember the name immediately but the song Rock DJ came to mind. Remember the music video of him ripping his skin off.
Wow that’s awesome. Great satisfaction in repairing something, especially when you don’t have the “correct” equipment. Good job!
Interestingly, elementary schools here (Japan) provide school lunch, so no bento required unless it is a half day or field trip etc.
It is very nutritious, and rotates through a variety of Japanese and international cuisine. We get a menu each month so we can talk to the kids about it. The children take turns helping to serve lunch in their classroom. You can go back for seconds if there is any left, and you can ask for less of certain things depending on preference.
Kindergarten usually has the option of school lunch or bento (but it depends on on the actual kindergarten). I think JHS may be bento. I’m not at that point yet.
It does match the culture in the sense that Japan had been a mostly cash society until recent years. In addition, gas stations are not getting robbed as it is a much safer place than the U.S. (as an example).
As to your remarks, I see people interacting everyday. But since you purport to be an expert, I’d love to hear some more of your hands on experiences and observations regarding zero interaction with other people.
They are pretty standard here in Japan. You can pay cash or credit at the pump. Never a need to go inside. You select how much you want to pay, put in the money, and if it clicks off before the end it’ll give you change.
Yeah the backend is having trouble. You can always get the details here: https://fhf-lemmyworld.instatus.com/
Ah I see. Yeah slip lanes for turning would stuff up a hook turn. Makes sense. Thanks for the clear explanation.
I don’t mean to sound argumentative but I can’t imagine how the layout could prevent a hook turn. Are there physical barriers? I’m genuinely curious.
We also have the option to cross by walking across the crosswalks, but many have a space for bicycles, so it is ok to cycle across (but if on a scooter, you must walk it).
In addition, I forgot to mention that hook turns are only mandatory here for roads which are larger than one lane in each direction.
It’s generally safer to perform a hook turn when turning across traffic (turning left for you, since you’re in the U.S.). By doing so, you always stay in the outside lane. In Japan, all cyclists and scooters must perform hook turns by law. Is this not common in the US?
Most web browsers have a reader view which simplifies the display so that it is easy to read like a book or newspaper. This mode often removes soft paywalls as they are just an overlay.
Reader view gets around it for me
If you want to think about it grammatically, it would be “for curling hair” or “for straightening hair” if the function of the product was to make your hair more curly or more straight.