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@OmgFrigginMike said:
Hmmm.. obviously I haven't looked into this much we have just talked about it at home a little. Would $400 be more reasonable? I'll take a look at the grinder when I get home tonight and send you a picture. It honestly might be this one.

Ditch this and get a burr grinder and it will be a huge improvement to your ground consistency. Digital scale (essential) and a goose neck kettle helps.

Really wish I'd bought a good expresso machine, back when disposable income was available. Haven't had a decent cup since I left Europe.

Best WS ever!

https://youtu.be/orQKfIXMiA8?si=sqtVtBj0KIcw3yr9

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@ShawnOL said:

@edz said:

@Itsfine said:

Or is it in some forms of govt. folks really have no say so without taking grave chances. Then other govt. where people can make a difference yet choose to act complacently until it is too late.

Our government right there.we were complacent too long and now the socialists are deeply entrenched and they're teaching kids socialism is good.

I would love to see those lesson plans, formative and summative tests, homework assignments, class participation grades, and the resulting psychoanalysis of the children who were subjected to those lesson plans to determine how much their political leanings moved, as to judge the effectiveness of those lessons.

Oh wait, the evidence doesn't exist? That's perfect. The most compelling evidence that a conspiracy theory is true is the abject lack of evidence that a conspiracy theory is true.

Lesson plans vary among schools and school districts, and to be honest may have little to do with what is going on in the rooms. More and more schools and school districts do not rely on homework or even allow it to be part of the grade. many can to even give a grade on it. In todays world homework may show nothing of what the child/student is really doing. As far as grades the vast majority of the time a completely arbitrary. Tests are not what they were intended for. Originally tests were used to give the teacher an idea of how well they covered the material. This can be shown by state tests. Many states were shocked when they first started testing and seen how low test result came out, this has lead to many changes in the tests. Interesting article were mentioned in the Wall Street Journal over the year.