Me and some of my siblings loved it growing up, while my mom and the other siblings hated it (big family). Many years later when talking about it we found out it was a 60/40 split in the family for not having/having the cilantro=soap gene.
Cilantro belongs on almost anything. Those who disagree can eat soap.
I would agree but with the caveat- everything jj Abrams has touched that he didn’t make originally
His original works are fine. Super 8 is up there with some of the better modern scifi movies, his work on lost is legendary. But then you have both star trek and star wars… what a failure to both.
To be fair, cult members are actually drinking flavor-aid. I think vibe coders are actually eating sloppy joes.
Needs some dark souls and Dota in there. Gotta keep the stress levels low and wind down.
A quality 2 lb bag from a well respected roaster that ethically sources their coffee is $37 and is pre ground so you don’t even need to buy a grinder. It will make approximately 64 8-oz cups of coffee. That is less than 60 cents a cup.
What are you talking about, expensive?
If you want a recommendation, I love Mad Priest Coffee roasters based out of Tennessee and ship at a decent price.
What a lot of people don’t understand is how funding in academia works. I am only able to do my PhD research BECAUSE I am funded from another project. And this is true for almost all PhD researchers. I do one project for the grant money that funds the lab I am in, and in return I get to do my own topic of research that is normally tangential, but sometimes not. The $15m wasn’t all going into DEI research. It was $15m to fund labs that in return pushed out a few projects that covered DEI subjects. This is how we fund PhD’s. This is why America is a higher ed powerhouse.
The real enabler here is JFK. Someone should do something about him…
You had me at “not to be confused with…” but I’m pretty sure they made the batteries for them too.
To be fair, solid state batteries went from being a pipe dream, to being only possible in perfect laboratory settings, to the current state of very real and possible -just expensive. And it has done all of this in about a decade. Just give it time.
WHY ARE THEY BEING PUBLICLY FUNDED TO BEGIN WITH?!?!?
More likely is that the wizard is American and bribed by oil and gas executives to tear out the rail line, as was standard practice in the 1950’s.
God forbid someone has a hobby…
Such a good video. Good channel too. I always send that one to people.
To be fair, there are several ‘types’ of home that have ways of avoiding building codes. For example, Alaska is notorious for the most lax building codes and easiest to get around. Want to build your own bushman log cabin on your 100 acres that barely passes as a shack but won’t immediately kill anyone? Go for it. But if you are a track home builder trying to stand up a new neighborhood, follow the code.
“Big electric is trying to ban gas stoves again and cancel your god given right to buy indoor gas stoves!” Big gas -2020
“Big gas is trying to ban coal stoves again and cancel your god given right to buy indoor coal stoves!” Big coal -1920
“Big coal is trying to ban wood stoves again and cancel your god given right to buy indoor wood stoves!” Big wood -1820
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“Big fire is trying to ban raw food again and cancel your god given right to tear raw flesh with your teeth!”
Cave man John -60,000 bc.
It isn’t legal to build new homes that vent to the inside. In the US, there is no national build code, only states regulate code. But all states default to some minimum year of the ICC codes. At this point there are no remaining states where it is legal to have a new build vented inside.
This isn’t to say though that some states were late to adopt a minimum year that finally included it and maybe your semi-new-ish house just barely fell under old regulations when it was built. That said, cities can also enforce a higher code if the building is being rented out and needs to have an occupancy license and may force an owner to do the upgrade before renting out.
Kind of, yes. But also the actual person people are normally talking to when they think the OF girl is responding. Also, sending the messages to the subscribers with new pics.
While I fully agree with your comments on aspartame and have read these posted articles, I would have to disagree with you on the regular sugar part. The more we are researching sugar and its connection with heart health, the lower the recommended daily intake becomes. One of the reasons it is in fact still so HIGH of a recommendation is due to the sugary drink lobby going against the American heart association (as well as almost every physician organization) for the FDA recommendations.
But yes, in moderation you are fine. Just not as freely with the moderation as they make you think you have. This redbull is claiming 26g of sugar is only 53% of you limit, when the AHA limit is only 36g for men (and 25g for women!). So, bad in moderation.