Little tea cakes that got their name from being made in molds that shape them like gold bars, which made them popular in the financial district of Paris.
They are freaking delicious. Almond financiers, chocolate, hazelnut, pumpkin, gingerbread, matcha - however you end up flavoring them, they're always one of my favorite little cakes. One of the best things I ever learned in pastry school, especially since they can be perfectly enjoyable by themselves but also go well with so many things. It's a super versatile base recipe that can be adjusted for larger cakes, and flavored almost any way you want. So good.
If I am to be critical of my degree, it's that is never really covers what it is like to engage kids that don't want to be there. Engaging lazy kids is possible. Its about keeping kids who are just dully defiant.
If you don't mind me asking, what was your degree/training like in terms of disability awareness and adjustments? I'm broadly familiar with the Victorian teaching curriculum in that respect (work stuff), but I'm curious about elsewhere in Aus.
All are required states are required due to the disability and anti-discrimination act.
We did a semester class on it which dealt with a range of issues with providing support such as, dyslexia/dysgraphia, ESL, gifted and talented, aboriginal education, autism and gender (which was the most disappointing as it was a, statistically, boys are like this, women are like this)
How desperate are you for sweets that you'll put chocolate and caramel on a sponge and eat it? You can just eat chocolate and caramel if that's what you want
Look at Amelia Bedelia over here! Why don't you dress the chicken by fitting it into tiny clothes, draw the drapes by sketching them onto a piece of paper, dust the furniture by covering it with cosmetic dusting powder, and put the lights out by hanging lightbulbs on a clothesline, you goober.
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I just took one of my cats to the vet because he had some swelling on one of his back feet. I was expecting a sprain or maybe a small fracture because he wasn't in any pain and was eating/acting like normal. Turns out he's just missing part of a tarsal due to either a tumor or a bone cyst. It just ate the damn thing. The little guy is only 3 and a half and he might lose his leg. He and his sister are what got me through the year after my divorce, so I'm pretty gutted right now. I have an appt with a surgeon on Monday to discuss next steps.
If I am to be critical of my degree, it's that is never really covers what it is like to engage kids that don't want to be there. Engaging lazy kids is possible. Its about keeping kids who are just dully defiant.
If you don't mind me asking, what was your degree/training like in terms of disability awareness and adjustments? I'm broadly familiar with the Victorian teaching curriculum in that respect (work stuff), but I'm curious about elsewhere in Aus.
All are required states are required due to the disability and anti-discrimination act.
We did a semester class on it which dealt with a range of issues with providing support such as, dyslexia/dysgraphia, ESL, gifted and talented, aboriginal education, autism and gender (which was the most disappointing as it was a, statistically, boys are like this, women are like this)
It's been required for WA for a while? Interesting. Victoria only had it become mandatory in the past two/three years.
Edit: Oh, wait no, I think I'm thinking of something slightly else. (I was thinking about discrete PD/training on disability awareness and adjustments and such.) Has what you did been useful in practice?
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I just took one of my cats to the vet because he had some swelling on one of his back feet. I was expecting a sprain or maybe a small fracture because he wasn't in any pain and was eating/acting like normal. Turns out he's just missing part of a tarsal due to either a tumor or a bone cyst. It just ate the damn thing. The little guy is only 3 and a half and he might lose his leg. He and his sister are what got me through the year after my divorce, so I'm pretty gutted right now. I have an appt with a surgeon on Monday to discuss next steps.
If it's any consolation him losing a leg would probably bother him less than it will bother you because animals are hardcore. But that sucks and I'm sorry, I hope he recovers well.
Good thing they're dogs. I often have to impress cats and even with my talent, cats can just be assholes.
The trick with cats is to treat them with the same aloof approach they have. I just show up and if the cat doesn't like me that's their fucking problem. I'm great, and they're the ones missing out.
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Conversely I see a cat across the room and approach it with reaching hands, shouting "FLUFF!"
Thank goodness I had this man on okC to tell me I can't really like Star Trek. I put it on my profile, but now I know I must not actually like it.
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can't forget them truffles.
Financiers
Little tea cakes that got their name from being made in molds that shape them like gold bars, which made them popular in the financial district of Paris.
They are freaking delicious. Almond financiers, chocolate, hazelnut, pumpkin, gingerbread, matcha - however you end up flavoring them, they're always one of my favorite little cakes. One of the best things I ever learned in pastry school, especially since they can be perfectly enjoyable by themselves but also go well with so many things. It's a super versatile base recipe that can be adjusted for larger cakes, and flavored almost any way you want. So good.
All are required states are required due to the disability and anti-discrimination act.
We did a semester class on it which dealt with a range of issues with providing support such as, dyslexia/dysgraphia, ESL, gifted and talented, aboriginal education, autism and gender (which was the most disappointing as it was a, statistically, boys are like this, women are like this)
Satans..... hints.....
Look at Amelia Bedelia over here! Why don't you dress the chicken by fitting it into tiny clothes, draw the drapes by sketching them onto a piece of paper, dust the furniture by covering it with cosmetic dusting powder, and put the lights out by hanging lightbulbs on a clothesline, you goober.
"Readers who prefer tension and romance, Maledictions: The Offering, delivers... As serious YA fiction, I’ll give it five stars out of five. As a novel? Four and a half." - Liz Ellor
My new novel: Maledictions: The Offering. Now in Paperback!
Even... Myself?
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How do you think George Lucas got the inspiration for C-3P0
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From Metropolis?
That shit has so many layers that even scraping the surface of it would require an essay
It's been required for WA for a while? Interesting. Victoria only had it become mandatory in the past two/three years.
Edit: Oh, wait no, I think I'm thinking of something slightly else. (I was thinking about discrete PD/training on disability awareness and adjustments and such.) Has what you did been useful in practice?
If it's any consolation him losing a leg would probably bother him less than it will bother you because animals are hardcore. But that sucks and I'm sorry, I hope he recovers well.
...What? No, not those things. This is much more serious.
She wants to introduce me to her dogs.
The trick with cats is to treat them with the same aloof approach they have. I just show up and if the cat doesn't like me that's their fucking problem. I'm great, and they're the ones missing out.
Don't get me wrong, I want to do exactly this. My natural reaction is "Kitty!" But you gotta play it cool, man.
just this weird thing where cats always come over and say hi, or don't mind if I go over to them
Little talent there, of little use but it's nice
Not that way, considering that his right leg is Silver.
Well that was nice of him.
Did he tell you what you actually do like?
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My guess is him. Or parts of him, at least. Unfortunately it seems like all parts of him are just "ass" and not a good one.
Well that escalated quickly.
Apparently nobody cares
Phew?
You like Star Trek? Pffff name five of their albums.
I bet he goes to conventions dressed as a ferengi.
Oooooooooh sick b...burn. Totally... rekkt?
I know jack shit about Star Trek.
Ferengi are gross caricatures much like many star trek aliens, basically they were created to be everything that the federation isn't.
So they are gross sexists who do not allow their women to participate in their society or even wear clothes.
Ah yes so the internet. That makes sense.
MORE THAN ONE DOG?
Satans..... hints.....
2+ dogs is a good number of dogs, it's true.
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Yes but you still need foils
Actually you love Star Trek