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Mine aren't either. I was just trying to think of a way that the oil suggestion might be useful. The only thing I could think of was if you had eggs that had never been refrigerated but had been washed. Like maybe you get them home and just HAVE to wash them, then put oil on them after. It seems unnecessary. I just rinse them off right before use.
FFTC: I haven't spelled "refrigerated" correctly one time this whole thread. Thank god for spell check.
Do you add a d? It's always bugged me that fridge has a d but refrigerator does not.
YES. I always add a d without fail. It bugs me too.
Yes, I was talking about eggs purchased from a farmer, not a store. Maybe specialty stores would have them, but in some areas (like where I live) it is cheaper to buy them from a local farm if you are buying organic/free range. This is making me realize I probably eat an excessive amount of eggs if I put this much thought into buying and storing them.
And they wash the eggs? I've never gotten washed eggs if I'm getting them straight from the farm.
Proof there's a problem! Why would you have a track meet at 1pm knowing the majority of the student-athletes would have to leave school early therefore missing class, for a sport! Hence the argument... sports are put before academics a lot of the time. Sports used to be an extra-curricular activity, meant for after the school day. And in case you want to say I'm generalizing my school district, I went to school in NYC, college in Maine, coached swimming in Texas, and Washington State, and currently live in a very hockey oriented part of New Hampshire. All those different parts of the country... same issue!
I had friends that had debate team meets at that time. Or mathletes. Athletics are not the only ones doing this.
I missed more school for FFA stuff than all other things combined.
Do you add a d? It's always bugged me that fridge has a d but refrigerator does not.
YES. I always add a d without fail. It bugs me too.
I am giggling like a maniac with all the fridge talk because my dad calls the fridge the "reefer". I have never heard it from anyone else and it makes me laugh every time I think about it.
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YES. I always add a d without fail. It bugs me too.
I am giggling like a maniac with all the fridge talk because my dad calls the fridge the "reefer". I have never heard it from anyone else and it makes me laugh every time I think about it.
Your 1/few schools are not indicative of the entire population.
Get that through your head.
I also don't believe that sports are necessarily the problem. Are your athletes the only ones struggling?
No, but out of the students who are struggling, more are either athletes or are on an IEP and are getting lots of outside help due to disabilities.
I give my students a lot of support, ALL of my students regardless of whether they are athletes or not, and it's pretty offensive to imply otherwise. There's lots of opportunity for extra credit and bonus points on assignments and tests. I give a lot of variety in assignments because not every kid learns from notes- some like to make a 3D project whereas others like to write essays and do writing assignments and others like labs. I spend a lot of time after school with kids or sitting down in class with students who are struggling. I've worked with many athletes in class giving them one on one time, since they don't have the ability to come after school for extra help. I do what I can to get ALL my students the help they need to do well. That help in school sometimes isn't enough since they can't always finish work outside of class or have the time to get the studying that they may need. This goes for athletes as well as students who have an outside job or other various extracurriculars. Some kids don't have to study and can pass tests easily. Others need to study very hard for tests. It sucks when you see a student who needs that study time, and they admit they need the study time, but they don't have it because of their outside activities. It really is heartbreaking as a teacher.
Do I think everyone should get A's? No. Those are for the above and beyond kids. But if you are BARELY pulling a C because you are overloaded with work and after school activities, there's an issue.
I don't claim to know everything about the subject, I can only speak on what I've personally seen and heard about. But unless you've worked extensively in the field all over the country in every state and district and have done research on it, then you also cannot claim to know everything either. Both of our experiences are different and that's OK. I envy you if you lived and worked and went to school in places where this isn't an issue, because where I am from it is, and from where nearly all of my coworkers I've discussed this with have been it is. This is why my opinion was an UO, because I knew not everyone would agree with me. But I've also seen a lot of people here that DO agree with me and that DO have experience with this and HAVE seen the issue. It is not just me.
I am giggling like a maniac with all the fridge talk because my dad calls the fridge the "reefer". I have never heard it from anyone else and it makes me laugh every time I think about it.
Bread in the fridge is my hill to die on. STAHP!! At least put it in the freezer and take out what you'll use in a few days, a little bit at a time. Putting it in the fridge is THE WORST.
Bread in the fridge is my hill to die on. STAHP!! At least put it in the freezer and take out what you'll use in a few days, a little bit at a time. Putting it in the fridge is THE WORST.
Well I guess I won't be making you a sandwich when you come to visit....
Bread in the fridge is my hill to die on. STAHP!! At least put it in the freezer and take out what you'll use in a few days, a little bit at a time. Putting it in the fridge is THE WORST.
Well I guess I won't be making you a sandwich when you come to visit....
I will bake you a loaf of bread when I come. Or at least, that's what I'll be eating. Sheesh.
Everytime that prenatal thread floats to the top again, I get a little ragey.
I wish I could sort posts by date posted and not most recent active.
Why does it make you ragey? Did I miss something in there!?
Because all prenatal threads are the same.
Post #1: I take these! Post #2: I take these and there's no nausea. Post #3: Well THESE are the best. Post #4: Gummies for lyfe. Posts #5-infinity: Rinse, repeat.
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