Chinese Crepe is a staple within many areas of China as a popular breakfast item. They are known for its quick and easy ingredients and steps. Many vendors along the side of the road offer this quick snack or breakfast fix. Usually it can be made in a few minutes and boasts some incredible textures… Read more »
The most famous cowboy of all, John “Duke” Wayne, was best described in comments that were made after his passing, as being someone that embodied what the masses wished that cowboy history was all about. A great actor with humble beginnings, Wayne’s journey was full circle, from humble beginnings and growing up in a small… Read more »
Kind of like colourful post-it notes that deliver us short, helpful reminders to stay on track, Seth Godin’s The Practice: Shipping Creative Work (Portfolio/Penguin, 2020) presents quick, and sometimes hard-hitting, notes of motivation and truth about the two most important mindsets needed for creative work: a) the practice of showing up day after day and… Read more »
On April 18, 2024, both the outgoing and incoming AUSU councils convened in a Zoom meeting. Naju Syed, the president of the outgoing council, officially called the meeting to order at 6:06 PM Mountain Time. AUSU Executive Director Jodi Campbell was announced as the accessibility officer. As the 2024 AUSU Council term came to a… Read more »
On April 8, 2024, stage one, week three of the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference in Federal Electoral Process and Democratic Institutions (The Commission) began. The three days of hearings featured testimonies provided by senior public servants, parliamentary advisors, Ministers, and the Prime Ministers. Senior public servants are invaluable during “writ periods”. During the thirty-seven… Read more »
“Sensibility”, “restraint”, and “cooperation” are words that would likely never get attributed to the Germany of the 1900s after what transpired during World War 1 (WW1) and World War 2 (WW2). Instead, words that would have been more closely associated with that Germany would likely have been words like “radical”, “war”, and “extermination”. Some of… Read more »
Stately Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and its most populous city. The city is spread across fourteen islands in southeast Sweden, adjacent to the Baltic Sea. There has been settlement in the area since at least the Stone Age. Thirty kilometres west of the city is the Viking-age trading centre of Birka, which was… Read more »
One of my favorite breakfast items as a child was homemade tea eggs made by my grandmother. She would always advocate its health benefits alongside its incredible fragrance and flavor. When she made tea eggs for the household, the entire home would fill with the aroma of herbs and spices making my mouth water. Recently,… Read more »
