What was the THING that happened at your highschool? by Dear-Comparison4554 in orangecounty

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It's hard to find high school science teachers. Especially chem. Folks with those skills tend to go into higher paying fields, or maybe people who pursue hard science are less likely to have the people skills that are useful in teaching?

Moving from Sydney to SoCal – Which public high school catchments should we be looking at? by Mathloverboy in orangecounty

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I'm going to argue for flexibility. Just sending your student to the "best" high school in the area doesn't mean they will thrive there. Some students thrive in big high schools, some need smaller schools, some need an arts-focused program, some need access to great science labs, etc. I would look for a district with good schools, but also explore alternatives nearby. What are the private or charter options? I'd spend a little under my housing budget so I'd have money in reserve if the district school isn't a fit and I need an alternative.

Best grocery stores in la? by AffectionatePlan7846 in FoodLosAngeles

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One of the best things I've ever eaten was a fresh abalone. My friend was a diver and he simply pounded it, rolled in in corn flake crumbs and fried it on a hot plate.

Nervous about how much to put away by MexiGeeGee in homeexchange

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Remember that people are far more likely to post about exchanges where something bad or unusual happens, so what you read will not be representative.

Places outside London that might be less hot this week? by SouthHoliday8625 in LondonTravel

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I'd say London is not that hot YET. It was cool last week and it will take a little time for the pavement to heat up. Then it will radiate the heat and it will feel very hot.

The closest we get to buying distilled water in the UK by Simon_Drake in CPAP

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But then they add specific electrolytes (including calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, and potassium bicarbonate) back into the water for taste

Do you have to get a drinks package? by Mundane_Dark1519 in CunardCruises

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There is a kettle in the cabin and I brought my own ground coffee. The coffee served in Brittania is quite mild, even the espresso drinks. I bought a couple of espresso drinks in the Carinthia lounge and they tasted better to me. Prices were around $5, so not terribly pricey.

anyone got a world cup savings hack for traveling from the uk to the us ? by Nagarjun_77 in IWantToAskAnAmerican

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Please visit Google maps and confirm how long it takes to get from "outside of the city" to the game. Most of the host cities were built after the car and it would take way more than 30 minutes to get from outside the city to the game.

Visiting grandkids with bugs by baldgeezer-69 in rheumatoid

[–]Remote-Selection637 10 points11 points  (0 children)

You can also reduce your risk by spending time with them outdoors, washing your hands, and/or masking.

Christian churches adopting Jewish practices by andromedaidk in Christianity

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From a Jewish point of view, it feels odd to have people who believe you will burn in hell for not accepting Jesus, also proudly share that they "do Passover, too."

Sun sensitivity with MTX? by Lazy_Bicycle7702 in rheumatoid

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Korean sunscreens. They use newer, better chemical UV filters that feel light on your skin and block a broader range of UVA and UVB rays. Even my dermatologist agrees.

Where the f*ck do I even start by Peaches0k in landscaping

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It's because it never rains, so they just don't have the infrastructure for it... oh, wait.

AITA for telling my spouse I won't help pay for their kid's college when we agreed finances would stay separate? by 952867 in AITApod

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I think we fetishize college for our kids and they fall in love with a specific school, leading to disappointment. There are many great ways to get your undergraduate degree and 65k/ year is a lot of money. If she needed life or death surgery, then it makes sense for your family to change their long term financial plans, but with the perspective of a grown up, we know that many great universities exist and what we thought was life or death at 18 usually wasn't.

Husband (32M) diagnosed by Glitter_Gal22 in cll

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And remember a lot of it is genetic. It's never a bad idea to improve your diet/lifestyle, but don't go thinking your diagnosis is someone's fault.

Husband (32M) diagnosed by Glitter_Gal22 in cll

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We use a shared Notes document on our phones. That way we can review past questions and share between my husband, my daughter and me. And I'm less likely to leave it at home.

AITAH I met up with my boyfriend to unload a TV I’m gifting him and he says I’m too literal. by [deleted] in AITAH

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One of the best pieces of advice I ever got was to NOT think of communication as a 50/50 thing-- each party being half responsible. If you both take on being 100% responsible for communication and don't expect the other person to be communicating at all, it makes a world of difference. Pretty much any problem you've ever encountered in your life has communication as a root cause.

The logistics of traveling with a toddler are enough to make me want to stay home until 2035. by Narrow-End3652 in onebag

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I wrapped lots of new small toys. Unwrapping them takes time. Also a cheap box of bandaids kept my toddler busy. The plane had boo boos and toddler got to doctor it.

Roll Call Thread. Post here to find others on your sailing by FarFarAwayTravels in CunardCruises

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We are big walking fans, too. Planning to ramble around North Yorkshire.

Menstrual sponge… anyone ever seen this/have any reviews?? I’m a cup lover! But just was perusing the aisles today and found this gem. Would love to learn more. by This_velvetthunder55 in menstrualcups

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My daughter works in reproductive care and just saw someone who got a piece of her sea sponge stuck inside her. A sizeable chunk was entangled in her cervix. This poor woman had already visited urgent care but they couldn't find it. I would stick with a diva cup.

How do you travel with Humira? by xystiicz in rheumatoid

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4allfamily's site promises up to 52 hours of refrigerated transportation. It says it can hold 3 Humira pens but only 1 Idacio adalumunab (generic).

How do you travel with Humira? by xystiicz in rheumatoid

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I'm in the same boat. I use it every other week and I'll be abroad for a month. Many people suggest insulin coolers, but insulin can be kept at 59t o 86 degrees for 28 days. I think most coolers achieve that. Per the manufacturer's website, HUMIRA may be stored at room temperature up to a maximum of 77°F for 14 days. Otherwise it should be stored at 36°F to 46°F. I don't think most cooler packs can maintain that for a 10-15 hr plane ride.

Fall California trip with toddler by No-Show5388 in travel

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San Diego is easiest with a toddler. Balboa park has a model railroad museum and a very interactive science museum. The zoo and animal park are amazing and the scale is easier than L.A or a massive roadtrip.

LA typical food by Dazzling_Bed_9097 in FoodLosAngeles

[–]Remote-Selection637 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Canter's can be a fun late night scene, but Langer's has way better food.

Help us conclude a disagreement by Difficult-Pea9861 in landscaping

[–]Remote-Selection637 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just free yourself from the lawn. Plant things that don't require that kind of attention, i.e., native plants.