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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.

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

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 do believe this was a pun about the impact of cocaine on sexual activity

I have been a daily reddit user since 2008. I had never seen a single Apollo ad or any discussion of Apollo.

Your search results are biased towards what you have browsed on Google.

Also you shouldn’t be seeing ads with proper internet hygiene. Ublock origin, no script, vpn if you can. Res will strip out every reddit ad. And I’d highly recommend duck duck go or something more private than Google these days

I wanted to take 2 classes at a cc to qualify for a program at work. I have multiple degrees. It’s a 200 dollar and 100 hour commitment for six months to give me a 15k raise.

I tried to apply through this new and improved portal and it would not let me. I had three separate it people help me. No browser or device or cookie setting would allow me to apply.

After a week someone very competent called me to solve the issue. Apparently my name is so common that on the initial account creation check to see if I’ve already registered an account didn’t have enough unique information to differentiate me from other students.

What happened to brave?

Sometimes. I reread a few books from my childhood because I wanted to reframe them

I reread a few because I forgot I read them (Michael crichtons pirate latitudes and John irvings a widow for one year are two that I’ve completely forgotten)

I reread Ulysses 3 more times and I still don’t get it. I just don’t think I know enough about Europe and catholicism to really get the jokes. I took a class In college on the illiad and the odyssey and it was not enough to understand.

Geb: the eternal golden braid is a dense chewy read for such a forgettable book. Mazel tov for making the effort.

Just finished the Mayo Clinic Guide to Pregnancy . Pretty sound pregnancy book.

Also reading through The Cornish Coast Mystery by John Bude. It’s part of the British Libraries Crime Classics which I’m hoping to work through. It’s actually a little simple. It shows a piece of evidence and then walks you through all the possibilities and investigators thoughts. Its also telegraphs what happens heavily at the beginning and then red herrings in a very plodding way for the rest of the book. It’s really a 1920s police procedural.

I’m also reading a book called The Dao of Montessori but it’s a bit heavy for an entry into that teaching philosophy.

I still am struggling with how to sub to a magazine. Poor guy running this needs a bit of help with ui so stupid people like myself can enjoy it

I think a lot of my reddit usage boils down to searches.

“Best pregnancy lotion reddit”

“Bed gouging ender 3 pro reddit”

“Submarine disaster askhistorians”

Are the main ways I used reddit this week.

Before all the drama I had pointed to many friends that most discourse and live interaction on my regular subreddits had already moved to discord. The unified ui and functioning search make it more useful.