Beginning Gourmet Cooking Techniques | Tuesday, 1st Period

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This morning, when the students arrived at the Danger Shop, they found it configured not into cooking stations, but into computer desks. Which were tasteful, well-appointed wood, because if you were going to the trouble of creating the things, why bother with making it look cheap?

"Part of cooking a meal," Hannibal said when they were settled, "happens nowhere near the kitchen. There are a number of considerations before and after you cook, to make a meal successfully. We'll be covering several of those to round out the semester. Today, ( planning. )

History: An Exploration of Overlooked Historical Events ; Tuesday ; Period 3

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Class was back in session and Riley had them in the Danger Shop again. He was leaning against one of the walls, waiting for the students to file in and get settled.

"So, we've got a bit of an easy class today but we're going back to a pretty significant period in history to enjoy," Riley said once everyone had settled in. "Today, we're going back to the year 1962. And today, you're going to be able to listen in to the the Fab Four having their very first recording session under the name the Beatles. This is the beginning of a big thing and while this event in history isn't as well known as some of the other periods in Beatles history, I still think we should check it out, see how the boys were doing when they were very young and hadn't hit it big."

Riley got the sim started and they were all inside a recording studio that looked its age. They were in a booth and in front of them was the band, setting up and getting ready to record. It was pretty damn cool to see.

Ethics [Tuesday, November 26, 2013]

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"Thursday is Thanksgiving and those of you who are from this country and dimension are probably already looking forward to turkey, pie, and politely strained political discussion with a crazy relative or three." Anakin arched up an eyebrow. "For those of you not from here, Thursday is Thanksgiving and there will be massive amounts of free food to celebrate all that we have received this year. Now there are plenty of ethical dilemmas at a big family gathering: how many servings of pie can you have before people talk about you? If you invite someone home, are you obliged to marry them? How many times can a cousin say something derogatory about a political party, religious group or celebratory before you can 'accidentally' spill wine down their back? And most importantly, How many leftovers can you take back to your room without getting the eyebrow from Principal Winchester?"