MyTurtleSwimsUpsideDown

There is a song that pops in my head regularly because it seems relevant to what I’m doing at the time, and I’m pretty sure it is from Galavant. Can’t remember it right now though. sigh

Slings and Arrows

I noticed the other day, that “price” and “growth” have arrows that indicate whether the target is higher or lower.

6/7/2025 I solved today's Stardewdle! 🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥 🟩🟥🟩🟩🟥 🟥🟥🟩🟩🟥 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Play at: https://stardewdle.com/

Sweater is my favorite piece

The Way of the House Husband:

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Sous vide at 170 F for 1 hour, finish with a torch.

I mean he could threaten that, but that’s gonna piss even more people off. I’m not going to look through the whole list but at the top of the alphabet I spotted Bard, Barnard, Carnegie-Mellon, Cornell…

Apparently they don’t. The feds recognize the independent agencies that accredit universities

The Department does not accredit individual educational institutions and/or programs and is not directly involved in the institutional or programmatic accrediting process. The Department recognizes only agencies that apply for recognition; many do not. Along with its recognition decision, the Department designates the scope of accrediting activities to which its recognition pertains.

So how he thinks he can force MSCHE to withdraw their accreditation, I don’t know.

Random field trips for shits and giggles?. Especially impromptu ones. That’s a bad idea. It’s a recipe for “I didn’t wear the right shoes for laser tag”, or “I don’t want to go see that [event/show]”, or “I have a deadline I need to meet, I’m going to be stressed the whole time”

Field trips should be planned, paid, during business hours, and if not related to business function, optional.

A neutral field trip would be: Hey, we are going to a restaurant for lunch Friday. The company is paying. Your lunch break will be extended, but the extension will be paid.

A good field trip is one you can make relevant to the project, that’s a different story. Say you are working on a medieval/fantasy action adventure: go to an arms or art museum and see all the cool swords, spears, and armor. If it’s a farm sim, maybe tour a cider mill or a historical/working farm: learn about the tools and equipment they use, etc.

Something, something, mechanical Turk

Yeah... We had to bring our peppers back inside for hopefully the last time because it dropped down to 40 over the weekend. The tomatoes were in the ground already but a couple cool nights shouldn’t be a big deal in the long run.