It takes exactly 6 minutes to grill the chicken to 170 degrees, and about 10 minutes to make the pasta.
Let's break it down then for you..
0:00 Turn on the grill ( https://www.amazon.ca/Breville... ) and pre-heat to 420 degrees. While grill is heating, open chicken and season.
0:04 Grill is ready, put chicken on grill. Cook to 170 degrees. While cooking pull out a pot, fill with water, pull out the pasta and portion it out.
0:10 Chicken is done, pull it off and put pot on the stove and bring it to boil.
0:16 Water is boiling, add pasta. Slice up the chicken breasts.
0:26 Pasta cooked, pull off stove and drain. Dump in bowl and add roast garlic olive oil.
0:28 Portion meals into containers.
0:32 Done.
Ok, so it takes 32 minutes.. big deal.
I could cut that time down more if I didn't put the grill on the stove top to use the hood vent to vent the grill. That water would almost be at a boil by the time the chicken was done.
Point being, it's still a hell of a lot quicker than spending 75 minutes a week driving to get food, only to have to scarf it down once I get back to the office.
CBD. Cannabidiol. People primarily associate marijuana with THC, which is the euphoria-inducing drug, but the other piece of marijuana is CBD, which is one, if not the most effective and non-addictive painkiller available.
After going through all the hoops in Canada to get a medical MJ license, I was disappointed as hell that CBD didn't do a damn thing for me for pain or depression. The two things CBD reportedly was supposed to help.
I half wonder if the people that claim it helps aren't just making this shit up to sell it.
Unfortunately the Alberta decided against abolishing it a year or so back. They're reasoning, it would apparently too much of a burden on hockey teams.
I don't blame Adobe as much as I blame Macromedia. The first two version of Flash and Dreamweaver were actually decent programs. Shortly after Macromedia moved it's development to India and the software went to complete shit.
Adobe inherited a mess from Macromedia. Where I do blame Adobe is their continuation of said mess instead of trying to clean it up.
"Affordability is a top reason riders choose shared rides, and we're internally experimenting with a way to save money in exchange for a later pickup"
There's nothing that implies "sharing", except marketing double speak to avoid and dodge restrictions and regulations imposed on what they truly are, a taxi service.
Does anyone actually believe Facebook deletes profiles? The account is likely only flagged to not show. I bet the information is still all there, ripe for matching against other profiles.
Of course the US Gov't knows this is possible.. they likely have a cache of aircraft hacks in their back pocket already ready to use on 'bad actors', foreign and domestic.
Actually, it's ALPR, and it stands for Automatic License Plate Recognition. We've sold several systems to police forces in Canada, including ELSAG's products.
Recognition is not 100% accurate though, especially in Canada with our more often than not dirty plates, and those funky polar bear shaped plates from the Northwest Territories, and Alberta's non-reflective plates.
They're great for patrolling parking lots where the officer can drive up and down the rows of vehicles looking for outstanding warrants and stolen vehicles automatically.
I'd be more impressed if Telegram encrypted ALL communications, not as just a user selectable option for mobile users. Hell, it's not even on by default.
I only use the desktop client, and there's no option to turn on encryption.
Honestly, who cares and why is this a big deal? If a site helped me find something I was looking for, why shouldn't they get a little kickback from the seller.
You say that as if they were real editors, and not people that just simply push a Publish button. Apparently being an 'editor' here also means you don't actually need to read the articles your posting, or past posted ones for dupes.
How's that?
It takes exactly 6 minutes to grill the chicken to 170 degrees, and about 10 minutes to make the pasta.
Let's break it down then for you..
0:00 Turn on the grill ( https://www.amazon.ca/Breville... ) and pre-heat to 420 degrees. While grill is heating, open chicken and season.
0:04 Grill is ready, put chicken on grill. Cook to 170 degrees. While cooking pull out a pot, fill with water, pull out the pasta and portion it out.
0:10 Chicken is done, pull it off and put pot on the stove and bring it to boil.
0:16 Water is boiling, add pasta. Slice up the chicken breasts.
0:26 Pasta cooked, pull off stove and drain. Dump in bowl and add roast garlic olive oil.
0:28 Portion meals into containers.
0:32 Done.
Ok, so it takes 32 minutes.. big deal.
I could cut that time down more if I didn't put the grill on the stove top to use the hood vent to vent the grill. That water would almost be at a boil by the time the chicken was done.
Point being, it's still a hell of a lot quicker than spending 75 minutes a week driving to get food, only to have to scarf it down once I get back to the office.
I just finished making lunches for the week.
Grilled garlic and herb chicken breast sliced up over pasta tossed in roast garlic olive oil. Total cost, $13*, time spent, 20 minutes.
Eating out at McDonalds or Wendys, processed food, fillers, tastes bland, high in fat. Total cost, $11-15*/meal, 15 minutes to drive and get it.
So in the end, it's $50-75* a week to eat out, vs $13* for home cooked.. for better food, and substantially less time spent.
* Prices are Canadian, YMMV.
"Stop forcing students to present in front of the class and give them a choice not to"
Don't they already have a choice, to pass or fail? Oh wait, no kid left behind means you can't fail a kid, because reasons.
CBD. Cannabidiol. People primarily associate marijuana with THC, which is the euphoria-inducing drug, but the other piece of marijuana is CBD, which is one, if not the most effective and non-addictive painkiller available.
After going through all the hoops in Canada to get a medical MJ license, I was disappointed as hell that CBD didn't do a damn thing for me for pain or depression. The two things CBD reportedly was supposed to help.
I half wonder if the people that claim it helps aren't just making this shit up to sell it.
I'm half surprised Google didn't reset all my privacy settings 'by accident (of course)' in this big update.
That said, the tab shape at the top doesn't seem so bad.
Unfortunately the Alberta decided against abolishing it a year or so back. They're reasoning, it would apparently too much of a burden on hockey teams.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada...
I don't blame Adobe as much as I blame Macromedia. The first two version of Flash and Dreamweaver were actually decent programs. Shortly after Macromedia moved it's development to India and the software went to complete shit.
Adobe inherited a mess from Macromedia. Where I do blame Adobe is their continuation of said mess instead of trying to clean it up.
I use my phone for all my timekeeping & alarm needs...
Oh wise guru, please tell me how to start my oven at 3pm when I'm at work from my phone.
People don't even have to set clocks these days, it's all Internet-sync this, auto-adjust that.
Tell that to the clock on my microwave, oven, wall clocks and alarm clock.
Who the hell wants all that Internet enabled?
And who said crime doesn't pay.
Yes, yes, I know he's not doing anything that's prosecutable as illegal.. but it sure the hell feels that way.
"Affordability is a top reason riders choose shared rides, and we're internally experimenting with a way to save money in exchange for a later pickup"
There's nothing that implies "sharing", except marketing double speak to avoid and dodge restrictions and regulations imposed on what they truly are, a taxi service.
Does anyone actually believe Facebook deletes profiles? The account is likely only flagged to not show. I bet the information is still all there, ripe for matching against other profiles.
Of course the US Gov't knows this is possible.. they likely have a cache of aircraft hacks in their back pocket already ready to use on 'bad actors', foreign and domestic.
Actually, it's ALPR, and it stands for Automatic License Plate Recognition. We've sold several systems to police forces in Canada, including ELSAG's products.
Recognition is not 100% accurate though, especially in Canada with our more often than not dirty plates, and those funky polar bear shaped plates from the Northwest Territories, and Alberta's non-reflective plates.
They're great for patrolling parking lots where the officer can drive up and down the rows of vehicles looking for outstanding warrants and stolen vehicles automatically.
So.. if you can't afford broadband, or don't want it for whatever reason, you're going to be without a phone line?
Back in the day, a landline was $8 a month and would give you data via dialup. Good luck finding a broadband replacement for double or triple that.
I'd be more impressed if Telegram encrypted ALL communications, not as just a user selectable option for mobile users. Hell, it's not even on by default.
I only use the desktop client, and there's no option to turn on encryption.
And make them pay for it!
The story doesn't even provide any evidence.. just some two paragraph statement that we're supposed to take as fact. The story itself is pretty vague.
Trolling where? Examples?
Sounds and smells like fake news.
Wake me up when they switch all data sharing features to OFF and force users to specifically opt in.
Honestly, who cares and why is this a big deal? If a site helped me find something I was looking for, why shouldn't they get a little kickback from the seller.
Why, is there some reason they can only turn clockwise?
You say that as if they were real editors, and not people that just simply push a Publish button. Apparently being an 'editor' here also means you don't actually need to read the articles your posting, or past posted ones for dupes.
Please keep your fingerprints to your own computer. Nothing screams annoyance than fingerprints on a glossy monitor.
I went out of my way yesterday to buy Kaspersky AV since the US and EU decided to vilify them. Because screw 3 letter agencies.
I always wanted a good long look at Uranus.