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Once you learn how easy it is to make homemade pita bread, you won’t ever want to go back to the store-bought versions! Follow along with this easy step-by-step guide, and let’s make the best soft, fluffy pita bread together. This recipe was inspired by a vegan food tour I attended with Vibe Israel. I was introduced to so many new flavors, cuisines, and cultures on my trip, and I absolutely fell in LOVE with the food. Making my own pita at home definitely took a bit of trial and error, but I think I nailed it in the end. It’s not only vegan-friendly (of course), but requires just 5 simple ingredients you probably have in your kitchen right now. Ingredients...
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology’s dramatic surge in the private marketplace has caught lawmakers’ attention. This, as leaders of the G7 nations — the U.S., U.K., Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan — have all agreed to hold cabinet level discussions around a common vision of AI oversight in what they are calling the “Hiroshima Process.” The AI-focused tenor of G7 Summit came just days after OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman testified before Congress (May 16) saying that, “the U.S. government should consider a combination of licensing or registration requirements for development and release of AI models … alongside incentives for full compliance with these requirements.” Now, U.S. senators Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) and Peter Welch (D-Vt.) have introduced a bill, the Digital...
Hey Doc, I’m a guy in my mid-twenties. All my life I was/am pretty shy, very passive when it comes to interacting with other people, needed a lot of time to open up, overall that guy that only speaks if it is spoken to. Being in a relationship or going to dates is out of the question. Around two years ago I started attending bachata classes (and afterwards also picked salsa and kizomba). I wanted to learn how to dance, to stop using excuses when I’m at a wedding or some event. I felt the need to socialize after some lockdown restrictions were lifted but I would be lying if I didn’t recognize that I also wanted to make...
Our editors independently select the products we recommend. We may earn a commission on items bought through our links. Packing for a regional flight on Spirit Airlines and a lengthy run, anywhere, involve a similar set of guidelines: carry as little as possible but be sure to bring the essentials (phone, keys, wallet), as well as energizing snacks and liquids to stay hydrated. The challenge during a run, though, is how to carry what you need — nobody wants keys or a cell phone incessantly bludgeoning the outside of their thigh for miles on end. Enter: running belts. Essentially the Iron Man of fanny packs, running belts are smaller, slimmer, and therefore far better-suited for athletic activity. What the Experts...
