Take a look at this compiled list of fun TV, exercise, yummy recipes, and different ways you can help the community.
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Basic programming has become an essential skill for grown-ups and children alike, and the internet is full of coding programs for kids. We've rounded up 13 of our favorite affordable learn-to-code games and programs for kids, here.
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San Francisco's year-round temperate climate and forty-plus hills make the city a hiker's paradise. The rest of the Bay Area is no different. Natural wonders like towering redwoods, impermeable cliffs and lush valleys are all within a short drive of the city. Here are our picks for the best hikes in San Francisco and beyond.
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Let our planetarium staff take you on a virtual field trip to learn about stars, planets and constellations! Presentations last about 45 minutes, and are grade-appropriate NGSS learning modules created by our Planetarium Director and staff.
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From a variety of Scavenger Hunts to Nature Walks, we have fun-filled events that will help you get out to explore our beautiful parks while enjoying some much-needed fresh air and wildlife! These are no-host events, but a YSI staff member will be checking everyone in and ensuring everyone arrives on time and takes the correct designated trail. We will also ensure everyone is staying safe by following social distancing and wearing a facial mask.
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These homemade crepes are ultra-thin and delicate with the most buttery crisp edges. Easy to make with just a blender and regular skillet, they’re ready for your choice of sweet or savory fillings and toppings. No special pans required for these French-style pancakes. And, best part of all, you only need 8 basic ingredients!
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The perfect blend of tomato and cream sauce, this pasta with pink sauce is one of our favorite dishes to make and comes together so quickly! Just a handful of ingredients and a quick cooking time gets lunch or dinner on the table in a flash.
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This “grown-up grilled cheese,” as chef Preeti Mistry calls it, is inspired by both the street food classic found in Mumbai and versions found at some of their favorite Bay Area restaurants.
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Despite the dirge of restaurants closing during the pandemic, plenty of new restaurants are opening and keeping the scene fresh this spring. With this latest batch of restaurants, expect some new takes on classic cuisines, the return of local favorites and the expansion of some beloved restaurants into new territory.
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Ettitude is a sustainability-focused lifestyle brand offering luxurious modern bedding and sleepwear, made from the world’s first 100% organic bamboo fabrics.
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When founder Sara, learned about the 1994 Genocide of Rwanda it was six years after the tragic series of events, when nearly 1 million people were killed in 100 days. It broke her heart open and started on her personal healing journey and when she landed on Rwandan soil. That's what made her start Tîma Tea, which means tea for the heart
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Smelly Kids Company is a handcrafted product brand, that uses natural, safe, and quality ingredients. Through small batch production, we create high-quality hand-crafted bath and body products.
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From their line of organic low-glycemic sweeteners and dessert syrups to their multi-award winning Cashewtopia gelato made from cashews to our coconut sugar sweetened chocolate and cold-pressed criollo cacao products, Organic Nectars is dedicated to delivering the finest quality artisanal plant-based foods on the planet!
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Yoga teacher Tias Little shares a brief practice to find more openness in your body and in your life. Find space in your posture and your life with this short practice from Tias Little, of Prajna Yoga.
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In addition to the many societal changes of last year, the way we exercise has changed, too. With more people staying at home without access to gyms, the fitness landscape has transformed dramatically. We can expect to see even more changes to fitness culture. Industry experts are predicting massive shifts, so you may wonder what this year has in store.
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Certainly, we are seeing a push for a healthier society as a whole. And perhaps for the first time, many now realize that health is not black or white – that it’s not simply about being healthy or sick. Health exists on a continuum. Good health is a process, and through exploring the tiny world within our body we can optimize and improve our everyday health and wellness.
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What is the Best
Environment for Sleep?
There’s no question that our sleep environment affects our sleep. So it’s important to understand the conditions that are ideal for sleep and then, as much as possible, create those conditions for ourselves, recognizing that we may not have control over every aspect of our sleep environment. Remember, the set-up doesn’t have to be perfect for us to sleep.
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Women for Women International
Women for Women International works to support marginalized women in countries that have been severely affected by conflict and war. They offer programs to help women earn and save money, improve health, and connect to networks for support, among other things.
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If you want to see more women in politics, consider donating to UltraViolet. The organization is a community of over one million people. They work to improve the lives of all women and people impacted by sexism.
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Getting dressed for a job interview might not seem hard for everyone, but for some women, it just doesn't seem accessible. That's where Dress For Success comes in. The international not-for-profit organization helps empower women to become successful by providing support, as well as professional clothing and development tools that are needed to get a job and move up in the world.
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In 1995, 37% of computer scientists were women. Today, it’s only 24%. The percent will continue to decline if we do nothing. We know that the biggest drop off of girls in computer science is between the ages of 13 and 17.
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