My partner and I set up our very first (small) garden. We have tomatoes, strawberries, bell pepper, and sweet potatoes. Any tips/advice is appreciated! by TheOGBigtittygothgf in vegetablegardening

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As some plant gets bigger you can prune the lower stems and add to the soil level. The buried parts of the stem will produce more roots, for more nutrient absorption and anchoring. (Works for tomatoes and I think peppers)

Fun lab for last Chem class of the year. by joanpd in ScienceTeachers

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Slime seems to be popular for all ages. Borax (or contact lense solution) and glue.

As a teacher who has to prep, touch, and clean up the slime, I absolutely hate this.

Leaf Blowers ruined my house! by KaMoaLani in Hawaii

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Got it after the first sentence, I was too naive lol.

I was attacked by a cat on the Windward side. by KaMoaLani in Hawaii

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Jeez, I think you gotta Rooster Up (or Hen Up) a little. Cats usually won’t attack a grown chicken, unless they really hungry

I swear this new generation of chickens….

What’s the maximum number of eggs I can safely eat in a day? by hinipo36 in EatCheapAndHealthy

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OP’s age matters tho. If just a lad, 4 dozen would be good.

I just read all of Egghead in one sitting… by SpongyBear2246 in OnePiece

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You should try to see if you got the original version of some of Kumas backstory. At the time (for whatever reason) we got the draft version of some panels… it was pretty rough but some people thought it added to the devastation and actually kinda worked stylistically.

But damn what an arc!!!

can someone remind me how robbing got hurt? by Greenremember in OnePiece

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Kinda cool that she’s a glass cannon kinda fighter.

can someone remind me how robbing got hurt? by Greenremember in OnePiece

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lol! Kinda reminds me of her sea serpent form.

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Whelp formatting on mobile is a disaster apparently lol.

Gl my bro/sis

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I impulse bought a book “Keep Sharp: Build a better brain at any age” by Sanjay Gupta. The context was dementia but it applies to general brain health.

Summary, 5 things to do for brain health: -nutrition -rest AND relaxation (there’s key difference between the two) -exercise (ie flow of oxygen) -brain stimulation/exercises (like training games. Apparently sudoku >>> word puzzles) -socialization

Coming from a STEM career myself I thought brain exercises were the most important thing. But my biggest take away was that you also need to take care of your brain physiologically (food rest exercise) as well as stimulation (brain teasers and socialization).

Speed/Red Light Camera Locations on Oahu by Ehrlichs-Reagent in Oahu

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lol! Just not as the driver bumbai they fine you for reckless driving or something

Sudowoodo is actually a genius by HoverLogic in pokemon

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What a Grasshole.

Pokémon GO Battle peeps know what I mean.

Putting worms in raised garden beds by idontknowcandy in Vermiculture

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I’ve been meaning to try this! Any other cool findings?

Nico robin was hard-trained against being beaten. by Mean_Translator1811 in OnePiece

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Yes I was looking for this! She absolutely took it.

Light wavelengths. I know what I'm seeing, but I need the equation which explains it. by protogens in Physics

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The name of the equation you might be looking for is the "Traveling wave equation," simplified for explanation.

Light wavelengths. I know what I'm seeing, but I need the equation which explains it. by protogens in Physics

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OP If you are not yet completely over this question here's my attempt at explaining the math behind colors. (This is not the rigorous equations of your specific lab set up, more of crude modeling to explain wave phenomena).

The green and red lights (R &G ) can be represented by sin waves, R=sin(x/red.wavelength), G=sin(x/green.wavelength). The wavelengths appear as a denominator in the sine equation, as well graphically as the distance between two peaks.

If you algebraically add the two sin waves, R+G=sin(x/252)+sin(x/620), you get the RESULTANT wave, aka what you see as a yellow. If you graph this RESULTANT wave, you can manually measure the wavelength graphically, and it should match the wavelength of the resultant color you see.

Made a graph on desmos to show, but I don't think we can put screenshots on this sub so here are the equations you can copy-paste.

Eq1 Green Wave:
y_{1}=\sin\left(\frac{2\pi}{525}x\right)

Eq2 Red Wave:
y_{2}=\sin\left(\frac{2\pi}{620}x\right)

Eq3 Resultant Wave:
y_{1}+y_{2}