Information in the 70s: took up your whole fucking bookshelf, maybe a little outdated, 97% accurate. Information today: fits in your pocket, 97% bullshit and animal videos. Advantage: 70s

First storm of the season (and the equinox isn’t until next Tuesday) with the biggest hail we’ve seen in many moons in Bonner Springs! ⁦NWS Kansas City⁩ ⁦Fox 4 Weather KC⁩

Mar 26, 1989: 35 years ago, Quantum Leap debuted on NBC. #80s Ran 5 seasons & 97 episodes.

The government does not exist to define the Constitution. The Constitution exists to define the government.

“It's easy to grin when your ship comes in and you've got the stock market beat. But the man worthwhile is the man who can smile when his shorts are too tight in the seat.”

After winning an improbable victory in the American Revolutionary War, our new, independent nation hit quite a bit of turbulence — due, in part, to the lack of an effective written constitution. By the time the delegates convened in Philadelphia in 1787 to craft a new

People think they "get" what the Electoral College is all about—without really getting it. We've made it easy to understand (and appreciate!), in this 5-minute video 🙌

Changing your clocks two times a year is dumb AF.

Legend has it that an alchemist claimed to be able to turn a steel sword into something else, maybe even gold! These #204BravesPride scientists from DRE are trying to figure that out, with the help of this ⁦Mystery Science⁩ activity.

Another great Mystery Science activity: how can you test for the presence of an acid? At #204BravesPride DRE, fifth-graders can use baking powder, or baking soda, or a “ purple liquid” to test for acids. Good scientists also record their observations for further analysis.

What does it take to make “goo”? These DRE scientists are trying to figure that out with this ⁦Mystery Science⁩ activity that shows how materials react to create new materials. Not sure how that works? Ask the gargoyles. #204BravesPride

To understand matter, these #204BravesPride scientists from DRE are looking at mixtures and solutions. Big question: do they see any physical changes happening with these mixtures? Some of the ingredients: lemon juice, sand, iron filings. What do you think they see?

We know mixing baking soda and vinegar makes bubbles in its reaction. But can you “capture” that chaos? You can with modern means, as these #204BravesPride scientists at DRE are finding out thanks to this Mystery Science activity. Look what happens in those plastic baggies!

We all know the ocean is salty, but we don’t get many chances to experience the ocean in Kansas. But these #204BravesPride scientists from DRE made a model of a ⁦Mystery Science⁩ “tiny ocean” to bring the wonders of the oceans to the Plains.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen this at the combine before. Final OL group praying together before they run/workout.

With warm weather comes the increased risk of algae blooms in lakes and oceans. One of the newest activities from ⁦Mystery Science⁩ involves fifth-graders playing a game to simulate how a town could prevent and reverse algae growth in its lakes and ponds. #204BravesPride

I hate the time change.

Nature is truly beautiful.