In today’s news, European Union allocates €157 million for humanitarian aid in Africa, World Health Organization declares mpox a global emergency, new animal companion care program initiated in French primary schools, US study reveals veterans experience relief from chronic pain after mindfulness training, man in Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam, has worked for 14 years fixing potholes free-of-charge to promote public safety, in unprecedented lawsuit against university, Peruvian students demand vegan dining options, and beachgoers in Massachusetts, USA, bravely rescue stranded great white shark-person.
I hope you are able to find organic fruits and vegetables to eat on your vegan diet. Sometimes, however, we are unable to, and for some items it is valuable to remove the skin to minimize pesticide consumption. Today, I'd like to offer a tip on how you can remove tomato skins. The key is to apply some heat to the skin for a short period of time to separate it from the flesh. First use a knife to cut a cross on the top of the tomato. Place the tomato in a bowl of hot water for 30 seconds. Remove and peel immediately once cool enough to hold. Alternatively, you can mount the tomato on a fork or wooden chopstick and hold over a gas flame to sear the skin. Once the skin starts to separate, you can remove the tomato from the flame and carefully peel by hand.
Laughter is a great way to relax the mind, and here it comes, with the joke of the day! It’s called “Ancient.”
Irma was showing her kids her old rotary phone when her nine-year-old asked:
“How did you text on it?”
Her 15-year-old daughter roared with laughter until a thought occurred to her:
“Wait, where did you store your contacts?”
?!
And now we have a heartline from Yen-Lan in Taiwan, also known as Formosa
