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How to Make Microwave Potato Chips

Potato chips are one of the world’s most beloved snack foods. It’s hard to beat their crispy, salty crunch or bite-sized munch-ability, and they make the perfect companion for everything from a picnic lunch to a weekend-long binge of your favorite TV shows. When you get down to the crumbs at the bottom of the bag, you may find yourself instinctively adding potato chips to your grocery list. But if you have potatoes, salt and oil lying around in the pantry, there’s no need to leave the house. Homemade potato chips can be prepared in just a few minutes using an ordinary microwave, and you won’t have to sacrifice crunch or flavor using this quick fix. [Edit]Ingredients 1 or more...

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21 Best Popular Blogs for 2022

When you’re trying to become a successful blogger, it always helps to look at popular blogs to see what other people are doing right! When I talk about popular blogs, I’m looking at blogs in a variety of niches that have crazy traffic and make lots of money. Not only are these blogs going to help you figure out how to find success, but they will also inspire you – you’ll be able to see that if they can be successful, you can be successful too! Just keep in mind that while starting a blog is easy, gaining traffic and making money takes time. All of these bloggers started somewhere, some of them very small! But with the right type...

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In case you were wondering

This is confusing I know, so pay attentionEngland, Wales, and Scotland are part of Great Britain; Great Britain and Northern Ireland make up the United Kingdom; the United Kingdom, Isle of Man, and the eight Channel Islands make up the British Islands; and the British Islands plus the Republic of Ireland make up the British Isles.(This will be on the test.)(Hey bunkies, sorry about yesterday's posting - the Charlie Brown clip took over the entire post. It's fixed now if you want to check it out.)Today is International Animation Day. First observed in 2002, the day commemorates the first public performance of Emile Reynaud’s Theatre Optique at the Grevin Museum in Paris in 1892.So Kids make sure you grab a...

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Helping blockchain communities fix bugs

If the crypto enthusiasts are right, the next decade will see billions of people begin using applications built off distributed, user-owned blockchains. The new paradigm has been dubbed Web 3. But Web 3 still has some significant challenges to overcome if it’s going to replace the digital world as we know it. Blockchain networks, for instance, are going to need an efficient way of detecting and resolving performance problems. Current analytics tools are built for companies to monitor their websites and apps. Such services need only be designed for one user. In the decentralized world of the blockchains, however, the users are the owners, turning the traditional model of maintenance and bug fixes on its head. The MIT alumnus-founded company...

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King Tut and his treasures to come alive for a high-def age in Vancouver

A new exhibit celebrating the ancient pharaoh King Tut is about to land in several cities with a very modern twist — taking a digital look at the boy king for the Instagram age. Not a single golden treasure or artifact from the tomb is on view at “Beyond King Tut: The Immersive Experience.” Instead, high-resolution digital projections of Tutankhamun’s world are splashed along high walls and floors as visitors walk through nine galleries that chart his life, death and times. “The culture of ancient Egypt and modern Egypt is one that we know has been endlessly fascinating to our audiences, not just in the United States but around the world. So the question became, how do we tell this...

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