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I've been using Google Assistant to search for and play songs on Play Music while I'm driving, but I've been having issues with the search algorithms, and it gives me something totally different from what I asked for. I'm wondering if anyone knows ways to improve search results. A few examples of things that have happened:

• I say "Play Death Star by Before the Dawn" (which is a song in my library) and instead it plays a mix based on the song Death Star by Moby, despite the fact that I have no Moby in my library. This is an example, it does this pretty often when I specify a song title and artist.
• Sometimes it will also play a mix based on the song I've searched rather than the song itsel

Ingredients:

• 12 eggs
• 3 slices of bread, cubed
• 1/2 cup chopped onion (100g)
• 1 1/2 cups milk (300 mL)
• 6 oz shredded cheddar cheese (150g)
• 6 oz shredded monterey jack cheese (150g)
• 1 lb ham, diced (450g)
• 1 lb bacon, cooked a chopped (450g)

Mix eggs, bread, onion, and milk. Scramble in a pan until the eggs are half cooked. Add cheese, bacon, and ham. Stir until the cheese is nearly melted. Bake in a greased pan at 350° (175° C) for 30 minutes, or refrigerate overnight then bake at 350° (175° C) for 45 minutes.

Edit: Added metric conversions. I think monterey jack is difficult to find outside the US, so another soft, mild cheese can be used.

I live in a gentrifying area of my city, right around the corner from a grocery store that caters to lower income people. I do a lot of my shopping there, and through trial and error, have found that with a lot of products, you get what you pay for. The Swiss and blue cheese has no flavor, a lot of the produce is old or damaged, and the processed foods seem to have a bunch of added filler.

What I can't figure out is the meat. It's suspiciously cheap. I've gotten boneless skinless chicken breast for $1.38/lb, regularly see beef roasts in the $2-3 range and pork well under $2. But I can't figure out why, the taste and texture always seem okay. Granted, some of it is frozen, but not all of it.

Not trying to make this seem like personal drama, but for a bit of background, my dad and I are both mechanical engineers. I'd consider myself pretty politically moderate, I grew up and went to school in Philly, and in school we were very matter-of-factly taught that climate change is a real problem, and we as engineers take on a big responsibility in solving it. My dad, on the other hand, super conservative, lives in Houston, and works for a company that designs oil rigs. In my last conversation with him, he took several opportunities to mention how absurd the thought it was that anyone thought climate change was real.

It got me thinking. I was wondering whether that was just his personal

And if so, checkmate atheists!

Location: Frankford & Huntingdon. Work in Glenolden. Can deliver to somewhere near/between those places.

Contains:

• One 45 lb Olympic style barbell
• One EZ curl bar
• 165 lbs of plates (One pair each 35, 25, 10, 2.5 and two pairs 5)
• Two collars

$100 OBO

My grandmother just gave me a bag of old camera equipment: A Canon T50 slr camera, a lens, and an Albinar CAN91-IR flash. I've seen the same model on ebay for about $20.

Right now, I'm using a Canon Rebel SL1. The flash physically fits, but the flash has a 3 shoe connection, and the camera has 5 shoe. The battery door of the flash is currently jammed shut and the batteries inside are corroded.

Bonus question: I don't really want to keep the camera or lens. Looks like each one is selling for $20ish. For a person with an actual job, is it worth trying to sell, or would I be better off just donating it?