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So I saw the film when I was very young, maybe five or six. Having learned about Orions Belt from it, this sparked an interest in astrology which I've continued to pursue as a hobby throughout my adult life. I had every colouring book possible when I was little!

Id be interested to know of any films that may have imparted similar knowledge on you that has stuck with you and perhaps began an interest in a certain subject or hobby .

I know this sounds fucked up. I have nothing against Islam but, I'm Catholic and my family were raised Catholic. I don't appreciate my ex-wife doing this without even asking me, without telling. I wouldnt have known unless my Daughter hadnt accidentally told me. She's doing this to purposely drive my kid away from me.

We've been divorced for at least 4 years now. My ex-wife was abusive, narcist and probably insane. You know shes bad when the court sides with me over her. I got majority custody of my Daughter. My wife can see her on weekends.

I need help on what to do. Should I take legal action?

Hello culinary enthusiasts!

We are trying to globally expand our palette. We have recently started getting into South American and Latin American traditional dishes and have learned so much! We want to try different recipes that are authentic to different areas around the world. Share your favorite cultural dish and where its from! I can google the recipes later, just names is fine!

You can literally right click the knife right on someone's fucking head and it will just phase right through them.

I've never played a video game with a more bizarre hitbox than the knife's right click. Landing it require some kind of arcane knowledge of 4-dimensional quantum states.

Can't the devs make the animation make more sense?

You can literally point blank smash someone in the face with the knife and nothing happens.

Did you know Alexa is always listening to you collecting metadata? And your phones are the same way? This all seems like old news to me but not everyone cares about what goes on around them that directly affects them

I have a few simple how-tos that recipes might not give you along with a couple recipes and then a few dessert recipes! :) If there’s a favorite food or kind of food you like that you’d like a recipe for, let me know and I’ll try and see if I have one!

First, here are a few things that recipes tend to assume you learned but that’s not always the case:

Boiling pasta:

So, to boil pasta you’re going to want to fill a pot mostly full of water and sprinkle in a bit of salt. Then put the pot on the stove and turn the stove top to the hottest setting. Wait for the pot to boil (you can tell by when it starts bubbling) and then put in your pasta. If you plan to put sauce on it, cook it to one minute under what the “al dente” time is on the box. Be sure to be careful when you’re straining the cooked pasta since it’ll be super hot. If you’re not serving it immediately, put some butter or oil (a vegetable oil) on the pasta to keep it from sticking.

Carmelizing/sauteing onions/garlic/spinach:

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Their egos can make them seem confident and like they are speaking the truth, when in fact they are speaking only from opinions. I'm sure we all know which specific post I am referring to, but there are many more.

I want all newcomers, and experienced members, to be weary of these posts. They can lead you astray by making you think they are knowledgeable when they are not. Of course, meditation is not something that can lead to cults or anything like that, (it has come to my attention that are cults based around meditation. I meant you're not likely to find one here) it is not what I am referring to, I am simply saying be wearing of posts from users that clearly use their ego first before their knowledge and understanding.

This subreddit has been a wonderful addition to my life and I do not want to see it, as they say, go down the pan.

I don't even care about the XP, I just want the BoS Power Armor paint. I have accumulated quite a few Technical Data (lots from the Enclave bunker). I just think it would be better this way rather than having everyone delete the ones they have so far.

For quite some time, I have been contemplating on what mathematical knowledge should a high school math teacher be expected to have. I'm aware that high school math teachers come from diverse backgrounds, but I'm wondering what would the "standard" level of understanding they would generally have. Of course, I would expect a high school math teacher to have at least a surface level of understanding of the high school math curriculum, from Pre-Algebra to Basic Calculus. However, this still leaves me with a few questions:

1. Can they be expected to write formal, rigorous mathematical proofs? Suppose a high school student were to ask why a theorem works, would you expect their math teacher to be capable of rigorously proving said theorem in front of them without hand-waving or watering down the proof in question?
2. Would it be expected for a high school math teacher to be comfortable solving problems from beginner-level and intermediate-level math competitions (e.g. MATHCOUNTS, AMC, AIM