The idea, every meal, fill up a bowl with your list of low calorie but high volume foods. It's not sexy (at least not if I would implement it), but at home, may be a great way for me to set my eating on autopilot.
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This struck me as peculiar. I have a trip in December, but my passport expires April 2027 (going to Spain). Meaning I can't apply online until October. I don't mind doing so via regular mail, but I don't want to enter my CC details on paper if I can avoid it.
Anyone know the reasoning for this? Or just the Government of Canada not keeping up?
Trying to justify the current $109 (Canadian) upgrade. For what it's worth, my current reports show no risk factors for anything serious, but I'm also considering taking my raw file and uploading it to a 3rd party instead of this upgrade.
I'm hearing nightmares about the transition airside. So if i land international, and go through passport control as if I'm going to baggage claim, THEN go back through security with my boarding pass for ongoing schengen flight, would that be quicker?
Granted, I lean towards longer options than a lot of you, including LEAPs, but curious if this trend following method has worked for you?
My top two candidates are Trixie and Bianca. Their looks are so iconic and legendary, I feel a Plastique makeover will break gay Internet.
Well, isn't this nice. 😁
Edit: scandium in Australia
Bumped up my allocation from 50k to 200k shares this morning, average cost of $.2149.
I assumed 5 cent increases (note no timeline as I assume some selling will occur), but my % gain compared to now, in green, should conservatively be 3 and a bit bagger when it gets to $1. Any of my assumptions wrong? As mentioned, I have purposely not set a timeline on this to not be optimistic or conservative.
Currently .1856, so only down 8.4% (from today's price of .17)
I work as a database administrator in Toronto and need to branch out. Intead of getting a pay raise with more responsibilities, looking for side contract work or a potential full time J2. Is it relatively easy to do so compared to Americans? I know privacy is a bigger thing here so possible less potential for cross-contamination of job history with potential employers.
While it doesn't quite match what I'm looking for, the Job ID is exactly the same for both, but they are two completely different recruiting agencies. Is this a Scotiabank thing, or overall banks in general? (It's an IT position). A third recruiter reached out, but only said it was for a "bank" matching my skill set. It would be funny if it was the same position as the Scotiabank one. LOL
Anansi and Loki are the first two that come to mind. Maybe Eris if you count discord as fitting into this grouping.
But if you could somehow rank them, which ones are at the top?
By weight, 1/3 assorted chilis, 1/3 garlic, 1/3 red bell peppers, 2-3% salt.
The bell peppers impart a sweetness, almost like a sriracha but without sugar, but I'm worried the garlic is too much compared to other recipes.
For example, I've seen the analogy if the nucleus of a hydrogen atom was the size of a basketball, the electron is about 6 or 7 miles away in proportion to size. So how much further away on average would the higher valence electrons be from each other or from the nucleus as a similar proportion?
Working as a database administrator, lots and lots of experience career wise, but I miss sleep (I do a lot of on-call 24/7 work). Looking to go into data or database engineering, but not blindly with an external cert unless some direction is present. That's where I'm curious if there are mentorships or even informal one-on-ones to talk to people on changing internally and how to best proceed?
Everything from terrible recipes to classic and tasty, but from at least before 1980. Not sure if used bookstores would have it or not, but any tips appreciated.
