This is Chinese fluffy pancake and it's similar to focaccia
Put all the ingredients in a bowl
the dough will be very soft and sticky
sprinkle on some flours on the board
then start kneading
Just dusting your hand with loose flour if it's sticky
but avoid adding too much flour to the dough to keep the dough soft
Once the dough has gained some elasticity, it will no longer be sticky
knead the dough until the surface is smooth
Prepare a baking tray and put some olive oil .
Place the dough ball on the baking tray,
flatten with your fingers and leave some spaces between them
Cover the tray and place it in the oven(Warming setting) to rise
about 1 and a half to 2 hours
After the dough has rises
it will be very fluffy
and the dough should double in size. if not, you will have to let it sit for a bit longer
spritz or brush on some water
and evenly sprinkle on some white same seeds
and compress with your fingers
Brush some olive oil on top
Back to the oven(Warming setting) to rise for another 10 minutes
Bake in a preheated( 350 degrees F) oven for about 20-25minutes
until the dough is golden and crispy
keep a close eye on the pancake, don't burn
Let the pancake cool off on a rack
Its a combination of Chinese scallion pancake , with the softness and flavour of Italian Focaccia
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We Just Found a Galaxy with Almost No Dark Matter - Duration: 5:31.
[ ♪ Intro ]
Galaxies are all over the news this week!
Galaxies near, galaxies far, galaxies wherever you are … and, yes, that does mean the Milky Way.
But first, in a paper published this week in the journal Nature, an international team
of astronomers discovered that a distant galaxy has almost no dark matter, throwing our expectations
straight out the window.
Dark matter isn't so much dark as it is invisible to all current methods of detection.
It doesn't interact with light at all, so we can't see it, but it does have mass,
so we can see the effects of its gravitational pull.
In most galaxies, dark matter is more abundant than regular, or baryonic, matter.
In our own Milky Way it outnumbers baryonic matter roughly 30 to 1, but in dwarf galaxies,
that ratio is over 10 times greater!
So to find a small galaxy with almost no dark matter at all would be super weird.
So, obviously, we found one.
It's called NGC1052–DF2, although we'll just call it DF2 for short.
To figure out how much dark matter it has, astronomers needed to compare the mass of
the matter we can see to the galaxy's total mass.
They were able to determine DF2's stellar mass, or how much of its mass comes from stars,
based on its brightness and distance.
The team estimated that it's around 65 million light-years away, which produced a stellar
mass of about 200 million times the mass of the Sun, which is roughly 250 times less than
that of the Milky Way.
Then they calculated the mass of the halo surrounding the galaxy, which should, theoretically,
be chock full of dark matter.
To do that, they measured the velocities of 10 different star clusters at distances between
1300 and 25,000 light-years from the center.
Since a more massive galaxy will make stars orbit faster, they used those clusters'
velocities to calculate the total mass for the whole galaxy.
Then they subtracted the stellar mass they'd already accounted for, which left them with
the mass of the dark matter halo.
Which turned out to be less than 150 million times the mass of the Sun.
Now, that's not zero dark matter, but current models say the number should be closer to
60 billion solar masses — 400 times more than what we're seeing!
Since it's such a unique oddity, we still don't know how a dark matter deficient galaxy
like DF2 came to be.
The team proposed a few ways it might have formed from regular matter that wouldn't
have taken much dark matter with it.
For example, from gas that was flung out of merging galaxies, or that was streaming toward
a neighboring galaxy but ended up splitting off.
Until we find more galaxies like this one, it'll be tough to come up with a solid origin story.
But the discovery does help show that dark matter and baryonic matter are not inexorably
linked to one another — in other words, the amount of one does not determine the amount
of the other.
And, it helps put another nail in the coffin for hypotheses that dark matter isn't real,
and that what we call dark matter is actually just our own physics equations being wrong.
Because if that were the case, we wouldn't expect to find random galaxies with very little of it.
As for when we'll finally pin down what exactly dark matter is, only time will tell.
Much closer to home, astronomers have finally solved a mystery involving a galactic tug
of war and cannibalism on the outskirts of the Milky Way.
The Large and Small Magellanic Clouds are irregular dwarf galaxies about 160,000 and
200,000 light-years from our own.
They both orbit the Milky Way, but as they do so, they also orbit one another.
The gravity involved in that system means that one of the Clouds has ripped away some
of the other's gas, and sent it spiraling toward us in a fragmented arc roughly half
the length of the Milky Way!
The question is: which Cloud is siphoning gas away from the other?
That's been a mystery for some time now — although admittedly not as long as the
arc has been around, since it's roughly 2 billion years old.
Obviously we weren't around back then to ask these kinds of questions.
Thanks to a paper published last month in the Astrophysical Journal, we may finally
have an answer.
Astronomers call this arc of gas the Leading Arm, because it's "leading the motion"
of the Magellanic Clouds.
It kinda looks like this arm starts out in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
But to confirm its real galactic parent, the team used the Hubble Space Telescope to analyze
some of its composition, and compare it to both dwarf galaxies.
Specifically, they looked at the light from seven quasars, incredibly bright cores of
galaxies powered by supermassive black holes.
Based on where they're each located in space, the light from these quasars had to travel
through one of the Magellanic Clouds or the Leading Arm on its way to us.
And depending on their composition, the molecules in the Clouds and Arm would have absorbed
different wavelengths of the light as it passed through.
By analyzing which types of light were absorbed, the team was able to match the Arm's composition
with … the Small Magellanic Cloud.
Large Magellanic Cloud, you are not the father!
Or mother.
But you did kind of gravitationally tear off part of your galactic partner and allow the
Milky Way to cannibalize it and make new stars, so it's complicated.
Of course solving this mystery wasn't just to satisfy curiosity.
Understanding how gas falls - or accretes - into galaxies is an important step toward
better models of how galaxies grow and evolve.
But most galaxies are too far away for us to detect the light we'd need to study.
So the fact that we have an example of this galactic gas accretion right on our own front
porch is a huge benefit.
Between that and DF2's missing dark matter, we've got all kinds of galactic mysteries to solve!
Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Space News!
For more on galaxies with weird amounts of dark matter, you can check out our episode
on Galaxy X, which is almost entirely made up of dark matter.
[ ♪ Outro ]
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If you can't make it through a storm
How can you
say that
God's the captain
of your life
If you can't
make it
through a
storm
If you can't make it through a storm
If you can't make it through your storm
please tell me, tell me how
Jesus comes
The stormy oceans down
It doesn't matter if you seek
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Tell me how
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God's the captain of your life
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Hi, I'm Kristin, and I live in western Montana. My garden zone is 5b.
This year will actually be my very first garden, so I have no idea what I'm doing
But I am trying my best
And I thought it would be fun to share three things that I'm growing this year in collaboration with Wholesome Roots.
So the first thing that I'm growing is
Something that my neighbor gave me
My neighbor has been living here for a few decades
She grows vegetables, and she actually shared produce with us when we moved in last fall
So that was really cool
And she's just kind of been my mentor for
Starting my seeds and getting everything set up in the garden there, so it's really great to have somebody
local who knows what they're doing.
So she gave me some of these
Hot organic purira chili, I'm not exactly sure how you pronounce it?
And I don't think I've ever heard of this pepper before, but she said it is a hot pepper
And we like— we like things spicy here, so I've actually started all of my peppers I have
Poblanos, jalapeños, Ring of Fire which is kind of like a cayenne. I have king of the north bell pepper
Tequila sunrise pepper. I also have fish pepper
And I'm probably forgetting one more because we have a lot of peppers. The next thing we're going is
Pennsylvania dutch crookneck— it's a winter squash. Just like butternut squash, but it has a crook neck.
My grandmother on my father's side was Pennsylvania Dutch, so I had to pick this one
This is from Baker Creek. And the third thing that I'm growing is McIntosh apples
We were very fortunate to get this property that had two mature
McIntosh apple trees. And in the fall it was a little too late to pick them and eat them. I did eat a few and
They were fairly small but a good size
And they were very sweet and delicious, but most of them had eaten by
birds and squirrels and stuff, so there was a lot of
Fermenting and rotting going on. It was just a little too late in the season to get him
When we moved in and plus with all the stuff going on I probably wouldn't have been able to process them
With just unpacking and everything, so I'm really looking forward to having
All those apples to eat and make apple sauce and apple cider vinegar. That is
Just three things that I plan to grow. This is my box of seeds that I got from Baker Creek. I spent almost
$200 so I think I was a little ambitious in thinking I could grow all the things I eat and
But a lot of these seeds I'll probably save for next year
Yeah, so we'll see. This is my first time ever
gardening so any tips or advice you could give me I
would greatly appreciate it. So if you would like to see what my garden looks like and I actually have a greenhouse. I have a
Video that I did a little tour of it. So I can link that above. Yeah, I guess that's it
Thanks for watching, and thank you Rose for including everyone in this collaboration
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One-Page Financial Plan - Duration: 7:01.
The One-Page Financial Plan.
Hey, it's Anthony.
Today let's talk about the one-page financial plan.
This is the foundational plan
that really everyone should have in place
before they get into anything else financial.
This is brought to us by Scott Adams,
the founder or the creator, of Dilbert.
One of the most successful syndicated comics of all time.
And let's get right into it.
Number one, make a will.
This is pretty basic.
Everyone knows you need to make a will.
We'll quickly go over the reasons why.
If you have young kids it's how
you go about naming guardians for them.
And if, most people know if you have
no plan then you're really leaving behind
a mess, a lot of stress,
and expenses for you loved ones.
Now, this step only applies
if you care what happens after you die.
If you have no real surviving relations,
or for whatever philosophical reasons
you don't particularly care
what happens after you pass,
go ahead and skip this step of making a will.
Two, pay off your credit cards.
Debt is not really, this shouldn't have
much of a place in your financial plan
particularly consumer debt.
So really you should just sort of
get allergic to debt, think about it that way,
it's something that you should have
a physical aversion to.
And this really helps you adopt
the philosophy of living within your means.
Which means live within your paycheck
or whatever financial means you have.
And this is just a great philosophy
from both from a financial
and a mental health perspective.
And lastly, just, if you want to think
about it this way when you use credit cards
you end up paying more for stuff
you probably don't need.
You end up paying more for junk, essentially,
because credit cards most folks
are not able to, most folks who get
in trouble with credit cards
are not paying off their balances each month.
So they're paying whatever their purchase price was
plus a ton of compounding interest
for the blender or whatever they paid for then.
Just really not a good, if you fancy yourself
a bargain shopper this is the exact opposite of that.
Three, term life insurance,
so if you have a family that you support
you really should have some sort of life insurance
in case anything, in case the worst should happen.
Here's the thing, all you need is term life insurance.
Whole life, variable, all these sort of
exotics and hybrids they are terrible investments.
We'll go into this in greater detail
in some subsequent video.
But all you need is term life insurance.
If you're wondering, oh well,
I'll have nothing left over at the end
with whole life, I'm paying every month,
but at the end I have this cash value.
Just without getting into details
buy the term life insurance
which is a fraction of the cost
of the whole or the other, and invest the difference,
you'll end up winning in the end.
Four, max out your IRAs and 401ks.
So this one is a no-brainer as well,
because 401ks and IRAs are one of the few
gimmes the IRS and the government give us.
So if you're not taking it you're losing out.
401ks if you're working at an employer
that matches your contribution that is free money.
Do not give, do not turn away from free money.
That's pretty obvious, I hope.
Two, you get a tax deduction now, alright?
With IRAs and with 401ks you either
get a tax deduction now
or it's pre-tax dollars
that is immediate savings right now.
Just take all of that (laughs).
And three, all of these are tax,
or both of these are compounding tax free growth.
That means a dollar you put in today
grows over the next 20 or 40 years
however long your retirement stretch is,
but all those years you're not
paying tax on any gains.
That is a huge, huge advantage
in terms of how to roll up your savings.
Don't give up on that.
Five, buy a house.
Now there are a couple of caveats on this one.
Only buy a house if you actually
want to own your property,
and you can actually afford it.
You gotta go in with the philosophy
and with the thinking that a house is an expense,
not an investment.
I know that that's sort of been pounded,
may have been pounded into your heads for a while,
but a house is not an investment,
it is an expense that you deal with
in one of two ways either by owning or by renting.
And most folks don't quite realize that it's
often more expensive to own than to rent.
Six, six months of expenses.
You should have a rainy day fund
that covers six months of your regular expenses.
And this should be held in a cash,
or cash equivalent account.
Back in the day they used to recommend
money markets but these days I think
online savings accounts gives you a better return,
and is actually more convenient,
and more easily understandable.
Seven, 70% stock index, 30% bonds.
So whatever you have left over
after you've taken care of everything else
we've already talked about here's what you do with it.
You put 70% in a low cost stock index fund
and the other 30% in a bond fund, again low cost.
And you never touch this again until retirement,
or only unless you need to rebalance it
to maintain your 70, 30 percentage balance.
Now, that's what Scott Adams recommends.
Warren Buffett actually recommends
something a little bit more aggressive,
90,10, 90% stock index funds
and 10% money market funds.
But anything within that range should be good for you.
Eight, only fee-based advice.
So what do we mean by that?
If you have anything special going on,
anything beyond the scope of what we've talked about,
that you need help with say retirement,
or college planning, or special tax issues,
only work with a financial planner
who works on a fixed-fee or a fee basis,
not a percentage basis.
Let me repeat that,
let me make sure that's clear
only work with a financial planner,
who earns a fee, or hourly, or a flat fee
for his advice not based on a percentage
of the assets under management.
That is an anchor on your investments
and it's one of the worst,
it's one of the major causes
for folks not getting to retirement
at the rate that they should.
That's it, that's the one-page financial plan.
You take care of all these and you'll have
a sound, financial foundation
for you and your loved ones
before you do anything else, take care.
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