Awesome, DX! Man, I kinda miss chem lab. Even if I didn't want to be a chemist, in the long run
'Potential'
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Nice! No doubt new appreciation and love of science happened among the students too.
Yup, as a teacher, all I want is for them to go home thinking "Okay, how can I use this in the real world?"
My degree is in Accounting, but I took sciences as electives. It was both as a contrast to my core subjects and because it was so interesting. Took Physics (my favorite), Chemistry, Astronomy, and Geology. Alas, my Chemistry class was pretty mathy and not so much explody. I perhaps should have noticed that I found my electives more interesting than the core classes.
Now I really want y'all to see my dad's fire science demo/lecture
I had something... bad happen to one of my servers which is why beagle.welarson.net is no longer around. I consolidated servers to save a little money after that.
I'm having a weird issue with gmail on my laptop: when I try to open an email to read it - nothing happens!
Does this mean that I've done something (which I don't remember) with my settings to make it wonky?
My custom CSS isn't working to override the background color. It's working on my phone but not on the laptop. Is this some kind of Chrome thing, and if so, how can I make it stop?
My first though is your Chrome cache - it has the old version saved, so it isn't even trying to update to reflect your new CSS. Try Ctrl+F5 (Cmd+F5 if you're on a Mac), and if that doesn't work, try going through Chrome's settings to clear your cache manually.
Whenever I update my website, I find Chrome is the most temperamental about actually displaying changes.
Try Ctrl+F5
AHA. That worked - thanks!