MEGA JALAPEÑO POPPER DEEP DISH ERUPTION Ingredients: 5-6 jalapeños, sliced (seeds removed for less heat) ½ cup cooked bacon, crumbled (optional) 1 cup cream cheese, softened 1 cup shredded cheddar ½ cup mozzarella Deep-dish pizza crust or thick dough 1 clove garlic, minced Optional: green onions or hot sauce drizzle Instructions: 1⃣ Mix cream cheese with garlic, spread over pressed dough in deep-dish pan. 2⃣ Add cheddar, mozzarella, jalapeños, and bacon. 3⃣ Bake at 375°F for 25-30 min until hot, bubbly, and golden. 4⃣ Top with green onions or hot sauce if desired. 5⃣ Slice into this spicy, creamy, cheese-blasted eruption! Prep: 10 min | Cook: 30 min | Total: 40 min | Serves: 4-6

In Japan, some schools are teaching students the challenges of parenting through hands-on simulations. Male students wear 7kg (15-pound) pregnancy vests to mimic the physical strain of carrying a baby, and they also take care of real infants under supervision. This unique educational approach helps students—especially boys—better understand the responsibilities and emotional demands of parenting. The goal is to promote empathy, gender equality, and shared family roles in a society facing declining birth rates. By experiencing pregnancy and baby care firsthand, students gain a deeper appreciation for what it takes to raise a child. Similar programs exist in other countries as well, aiming to teach life skills and responsibility.

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[OC] My Grandmother Graduated at 88!

Really like how this photo turned out so im sharing it on X too! P.S. cosplayer is a guy(me) 最近またホタルちゃんのコスプレをしてきた!この一枚すごく好きだからxで共有します! (ちなみに中身は男です) #honkaistarrail #firefly #cosplay #crossplay #崩壊スタ一レイル #ホタル #コスプレ

The Mariana Trench, plunging nearly 11 kilometers beneath the Pacific Ocean, is the deepest known point on Earth’s seabed. Its most profound section, the Challenger Deep, is so remote and extreme that it would take over an hour for a small stone to reach the bottom due to the immense depth and resistance of water. Terminal velocity in water for an object like a stone is around 5 to 6 meters per second, but drag and current variations make the descent much slower than expected. To put this in perspective, the trench is deeper than Mount Everest is tall. Pressure at the bottom exceeds 1,000 times the atmospheric pressure at sea level, enough to crush most submarines without reinforced hulls. Only a handful of crewed missions have ever descended to the floor, including dives by James Cameron and Victor Vescovo. The Mariana Trench remains one of Earth's most mysterious frontiers, hiding unknown lifeforms and geological secrets yet to be uncovered. #MarianaTrench #OceanDepths #DeepSeaExploration #EarthsExtremes #ScienceFacts

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Someone get the coroner STAT!