 drop boxes to 10 days—instead of 30— before the election and reduce the number of drop boxes in cities to make it harder to deliver ballots.
Eliminate the last Monday of In-Person Early Voting entirely, making Election Day lines even longer.
And move up the deadline for requesting absentee ballots by 10 days to make it so that Americans can not request their absentee ballot through secure drop boxes.
These new rules won’t make the election process any more secure. But they will keep large numbers of Americans from voting. Especially the elderly, 55% of whom voted by mail in 2020. As well as homeless veterans, who with no transportation rely on being able to drop their ballot into a post office box to vote.
Stealing the vote from elderly Americans and veterans who have spent their lives contributing to this country does not make our elections any more secure. But more than that, it’s un-American.
The latest information on the upcoming school year
- Synopsis of Video with Links to Topics
- Overview of options
- A2 Student Link and A2 Classroom Connect very similar offering AAPS teachers, curricula and programming tied to your school, the difference is A2 Student Link for families intending to remain virtual for semester/year while Classroom Connect will return to school when safe
- A2 Virtual is independent learning, self-paced, and meeting with AAPS teacher about once a week
- If interested in something like the traditional school setting would recommend A2 Classroom Connect
- If interested in self-paced or asynchronous learning would recommend A2 Virtual
- If want virtual for first half of year, but want synchronous learning with AAPS teacher would recommend A2 Student Link
- For A2 Student Link and Classroom Connect daily schedule will include advisory to help with teacher-student connections, a block schedule with three classes, each block 100 minutes with a mix of synchronous and asynchronous time, end day with a check-out for additional social-emotional connections
- Block schedule to reduce the number of daily transitions and to allow time for both synchronous and asynchronous learning
- Even though starting virtual important for middle school students to see friends and other students
- Still offering mix of electives to help middle school students discover their interests, possibly including options that haven’t been available to students in the past
Be the first to commentHello! My name is Rebecca. Welcome to Veritably Veg!  I've long had an interest in health, cooking and, of course, eating delicious foods, though my idea of what constitutes delicious food has morphed over time.
I'm inspired more by spreading the joy I find from eating wholesome, plant-based foods than in creating the fanciest, trendiest meals. Time and time again, I am impressed by how wonderfully flavorful and visually beautiful plants are, in addition to how energized they make me feel.
I love connecting with people about food: creating, enjoying, discussing, learning. No matter where you are on your own culinary or nutritional journey, no matter what label you give to your personal diet, I hope you too can find a little happiness from the bright, fresh recipes here on Veritably Veg.
When I started this site in 2011, I was a recent college graduate and a vegetarian living in the southern part of the U.S. where barbecue and fried chicken rule the land. At first, I worked hard capturing what I was creating in the kitchen in hopes of sharing with others how satisfying a vegetarian diet could be.
In late 2012 several different aspects of my life converged into the perfect storm that lead me into a plant-based, vegan diet. Rather than seeing this as upping the ante and becoming more intense and restrictive (though I'm sure some people close to me saw it that way :) It felt inspiring and freeing.
To my surprise, it was an easy transition and I was full of excitement and optimism! It was a very special time in my life where I began to feel more connected to my body, more connected to the earth, more connected to animals, and I was bursting with energy to explore a whole new approach to eating!
I'm a sucker for vegetarian fried rice.
I feel extremely fortunate that my now fiancé, Evan, was willing to jump on board with this new lifestyle from the get go! We have now been eating plant-based for several years. I'm still amazed at the energy it gives me, how healthy I feel and the zest it brings to my life. I have more clarity now than ever and am excited to share what I've learned and what I've been cooking over the past few years!
Previously, I was too concerned with perfection, tripping myself up with negative thoughts. Am I a hypocrite for having recipes with cheese and milk when I no longer eat those foods? Do I need to rewrite all my old recipes? How do I write about this when I'm so new to it? What if veganism is just a phase for me?
Now I'm more comfortable with the fact that life is a process. I am always on a journey: learning, experimenting and enjoying. That's the point. I also realize that everyone is also on a journey and there's no perfect way to live or eat. I certainly don't follow a perfect diet all the time nor is that even my goal.
Enjoying a gift from my parents: a Whole Foods cooking class!
Years ago I started this site hoping to show how being a vegetarian can be delicious. Now I also want to share how beautiful, tasty and nourishing plant-based foods can be, even for non-vegans. Some of the people I cook for most often are not even vegetarian but they still love what I make. So wherever you are on your journey I hope there's something here that makes you feel happy, healthy and still let's you have fun with food - because ultimately that's what it's all about!
I find so much continued joy and balance from healthy foods and am so grateful I get to share some of that here. I love connecting with others and hearing about what inspires you so thank you for stopping by and please drop me a line or just come along for the ride!
Hello! My name is Rebecca. Food is fun and being healthy can be delicious. These two principles guide the plant-based, vegan recipes I make and share on Veritably Veg. Check out my About page to learn more about me. Welcome! From my kitchen to yours, cheers.
1. Salt the fish generously and let it sit in the fridge while you make the sauce. Cut the potatoes into 2-inch-long-by-1-inch-wide pieces and place in a medium bowl. Cover with cold water.
2. Coat a medium frying pan with a generous amount of olive oil. Place over medium high heat, add the onion and cook until translucent and just starting to take colour. Add the tomatoes, garlic, thyme, cumin, sugar, salt, and pepper. Simmer for about 10 minutes then add the potatoes and 250ml of water. Continue cooking for about 20 minutes.
3. Preheat the oven to 200°C/R6.
4. Lay the fish in a baking dish and pour the sauce over it, scattering the potatoes around the sides. Add another 250ml of water so it reaches halfway up the potatoes and is just about to cover the fish.
5. Bake in the oven for 30 minutes. Add water as needed to prevent the dish from drying out. If the potatoes need more time than the fish, remove the fish and transfer it on to a plate then return the potatoes to the oven for a few minutes more. Serve in the baking dish or on a platter you love!
package com.mattress.controller;

import java.util.Date;

import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;

import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Qualifier;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.ui.Model;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam;

import com.mattress.model.DeviceInfo;
import com.mattress.model.Page;
import com.mattress.service.IDeviceService;

@Controller
@RequestMapping(value = "/deviceManager")
public class DeviceController extends BaseController {
	@Autowired
	@Qualifier("deviceServiceImpl")
	private IDeviceService deviceService;

	/**
	 * 设备列表
	 * 
	 * @param model
	 * @param pageNo
	 * @return
	 */
	@RequestMapping(value = "/devicesList", method = { RequestMethod.GET })
	public String devicesQuer(Model model, @RequestParam(value = "pageNo", required = false) String pageNo) {
		if (pageNo == null) {
			pageNo = "1";
		}
		Page<DeviceInfo> devicesPage = deviceService.queryForPage(Integer.parseInt(pageNo), 8);
		model.addAttribute("page", devicesPage);
		model.addAttribute("deviceslist", devicesPage.getList());
		return "device/DeviceList";
	}

	/**
	 * 出厂设备
	 * 
	 * @param model
	 * @param pageNo
	 * @return
	 */
	@RequestMapping(value =