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Burger King has announced a new artery-clogging concoction that will keep you warm this winter. Actually, it will probably just make you feel like trash, but it'll taste good going down!

The company announced in a press release the return of its Mac n' Cheetos, which is essentially a twist on a mozzarella stick, but instead of gooey cheese the inside has Mac n' Cheese and the outside is covered in Cheetos dust. This time, however, the marriage got a little spicer with the addition of Flamin' Hot Cheetos dust.

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The Flamin' Hot Mac n' Cheetos will be available starting November 30 "for a limited time at participating Burger King Restaurants," according to the fast food chain, so like, don't wait because often these ridiculous limited edition food items don't last long.

A five piece will only set you back $2.69, but can you really put a dollar amount on gluttony?

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Reuniting with teachers on Twitter is so incredibly wholesome
Reuniting with teachers on Twitter is so incredibly wholesome
Most days, Twitter is a digital hellscape. But the social media platform isn't all bad. Sometimes it helps reunite old friends, and in extremely wholesome cases, it reunites people with their former teachers.
Student/teacher reunions are one of the most delightful interactions you can find on Twitter. And luckily for us, the summer of 2020 has brought together several noteworthy teachers and students.
The most recent reunion, which took place on Wednesday night, was between actor Kerry Washington and her eighth grade teacher, Tiffany Bluemle.
Washington hosted the third night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention on Wednesday. During her remarks, Washington gave a shoutout to her eighth grade teacher for teaching her about the Constitution.
"When I was in seventh or eighth grade, we memorized the preamble of the Constitution," Washington said. "And I've never forgotten it. The first 15 words of our Constitution are, 'We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union.' We say 'more perfect' because our union is not without flaws."
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Bluemle, Washinton's former teacher, tweeted that she "nearly fell off the couch" when she heard the actor mention the eighth grade Constitutional Law class that she taught.
"I was her teacher. And so proud of her professional accomplishments and political advocacy," Bluemle wrote.
It wasn't long before Washington saw Bluemle's kind words, and tweeted her own response: "OMG!!!! Hi Thank you for watching!!!!! And thank you for inspiring me and sooo many other students!!!"
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Washington's heartfelt Twitter reunion with her eighth grade teacher came just days after Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez caught up with one of her former educators on the platform.
Ocasio-Cortez delivered a DNC speech on Tuesday, but on August 12, after learning that she'd have only 60 seconds to deliver her remarks, she tweeted a poem by Dr. Benjamin E. Mays — one that U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings recited in his first speech to Congress(Opens in a new tab).
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Ocasio-Cortez's second grade teacher, Ms. Jacobs, replied to the tweet with supportive words, and the two shared and emotional moment.
"You've got this. Remember all those poems we recited together in 2nd grade? It was prep for this moment. You've got this," Jacobs wrote.
Ocasio-Cortez replied by saying, "Ms. Jacobs! Is that you?! Yes, I do remember the poems we recited in second grade! You prepared me perfectly for this moment. Thank you for teaching me, encouraging my growth, and believing in me as a child."
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Ms. Jacobs replied to her former student's tweet once more, and said, "You are my superhero!" She also said she still has the page Ocasio-Cortez wrote in her end-of-year teacher book, which we're going to need to see ASAP.
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Other Twitter users who have had especially influential teachers in their lives are able to appreciate reunions like these on a deeper level. And some just found it extremely touching to witness such unexpected reunions.
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For those who think that students are the only ones who benefit and learn from relationships with their teachers, just know, teachers cherish the bonds made, too. Just look at how much reconnecting meant to Ocasio-Cortez's second grade teacher.
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Dog gets super pumped every time someone scores a basket
Dog gets super pumped every time someone scores a basket
Sign this pup up for the cheer squad at the next basketball game! Casey Dickinson(Opens in a new tab)'s dog, Cooper, prefers that you actually score buckets in games of fetch.
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As Casey writes on Twitter, Cooper cheers with a "huge howl" every time someone scores a basket. And he's noticeably disappointed when his fetch partner misses, even letting out a low growl.
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In 2015, Anthony Bourdain went to Waffle House for the first time.
Like many people who go to Waffle House, he and chef Sean Brock paid a late-night visit, slipping under the yellow awning into a world Bourdain aptly described as "marvelous -- an irony-free zone where everything is beautiful and nothing hurts."

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In the Parts Unknown clip, which people shared fondly on Twitter Friday in the wake of Bourdain's death, the two watch the southern chain's classics being cooked -- fried eggs, waffles, hash browns held together with gleaming cheese and studded with chunks of ham. (You might recognize the music from Chef's Table.)
As a kid, Brock explained, this was the only restaurant he'd ever visited where he could actually watch his food being made.
Then, at Brock's recommendation, Bourdain eats pecan waffles slathered with all the butter in the packet, with every bit of crisped batter obscured by syrup. "You don't come here expecting the French Laundry," Brock says. "You come here expecting something amazing."
"This is better than the French Laundry," Bourdain replies.
And his unpretentious reverence, his willingness to have a spiritual experience at a Waffle House, is what many people loved and will continue to love about Bourdain.
For me, watching the Waffle House clip is a spiritual experience in and of itself. I feel, palpably, my own potential to connect -- to listen, learn, and be nourished by food, by people, and (most importantly) by the godly combination of the two.
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Tesla to start selling solar roof only with Powerwall battery
Tesla to start selling solar roof only with Powerwall battery
Tesla is changing the way it sells its solar roof and solar panels.
According to Tesla Technoking and Imperator of Mars (check his Twitter bio(Opens in a new tab)) Elon Musk, the company will only sell its solar products bundled with its Powerwall battery starting next week.
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According to Musk, solar power from Tesla's solar roof and panels "will feed exclusively to Powerwall. Powerwall will interface only between utility meter & house main breaker panel, enabling super simple install & seamless whole house backup during utility dropouts."
Musk also said that Powerwall is getting upgraded via a software update next month. He says that Powerwall 2 has "better than advertised" peak and steady power capability, and now that it has enough operational data, Tesla can unlock these higher capabilities. Musk claims the power increase may be bigger than 50% at an ambient temperature of 30 degrees Celsius (86°F).
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According to Electrek, which reported Tesla's halt on taking orders for Powerwall(Opens in a new tab) without other solar products last month, the change has to do with the popularity of Powerwall(Opens in a new tab). The outlet claims that Tesla's production capabilities simply cannot match the demand, which is why the company is tying Powerwall to its other solar products.
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Given that Powerwall was already unavailable without solar panels or solar roof, the fact that you soon won't be able to buy the panels or roof without a Powerwall isn't very surprising. The upgrade to Powerwall itself is notable, as the gains may be significant, though Musk does say they will depend on the individual unit's production date.
Fiona the Hippo turns 2, gets a birthday song from her hippo crush
Fiona the Hippo turns 2, gets a birthday song from her hippo crush
Queen of the internet, Fiona the Hippo, just turned two. And as if that fact alone didn't warrant an article, another internet famous hippo just sent Fiona a pretty sweet birthday song.
Fiona, who lives and reigns in Cincinnati Zoo, got a special birthday song from Timothy, her male famous hippo counterpart from San Antonio Zoo, who has been courting her on social media (opens in a new tab)for some time now.
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San Antonio Zoo tweeted a video showing Timothy attempting to "sing" a birthday song for Fiona by letting out a grunt-like hippo sound, before letting a five-person mariachi band take over.
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Timothy's birthday greeting came after Cincinnati Zoo had shared their own special birthday video. Fiona's care team got her a birthday cake worthy of the queen that she is, and Fiona, famous lover of snacking, dived right in.
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They also posted some pretty cute throwback pics of Fiona's journey from premature hippo baby to 1,000-pound hippo DIVA.
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Happy birthday, girl!

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The result is the tensest one minute and five seconds I have ever witnessed. But the dog -- whose name is Sookie -- passes with flying colors. Not only does she hold the egg with a gentleness previously only seen in Pixar shorts, but she seems reluctant to give it back. (!!)
Reader, I cried.
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Since the original tweet has over 400,000 likes, it seems likely that other people love Sookie as much as I do. And why wouldn't they? She's cute, she's a good girl, and she's multi-talented.
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How to use TikToks green screen effects
TikTok wouldn't be TikTok without its iconic green screen effect.
The feature, which allows users to record themselves superimposed over an image of their choosing, is ripe for dance trends, citing sources, and even tricking parents(Opens in a new tab). Users don't even need an actual green screen to use it, which certainly makes things easier.
TikTok has so many green screen effect options, the green screen gets its own section in its editing suite.
Here's how to use them.
Access the basic green screen effect menu
To post any TikTok video, tap the + symbol at the bottom of your screen.

The green screen feature is popular on TikTok. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

That brings you to TikTok's extensive recording and editing suite, where you can either record videos in-app or upload your own. To access the green screen feature, tap the square labeled "Effects" in the lower left hand corner.

You'll find available effects, including the green screen effects, by tapping the icon on the lower left. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

Pick an effect
There, you can scroll through TikTok's countless video effects. Scroll to the right, where you'll see a tab labeled Green Screen. Once that tab is open you can choose one of TikTok's green screen effects.

The effects menu offers extensive options. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

To use the most basic effect, tap the first icon on the upper left side of the menu. The app will prompt you to choose an image from your phone's photo library.

Scroll to the right to find all of the TikTok's green screen effects in one section. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

Choose an image from your library
TikTok will automatically superimpose you onto the image you choose. While the app is good at identifying users within an image, the green screen effect does work better when the user is recording against a solid-colored background.
Users can also resize themselves and place themselves anywhere on the green screen background — such as in the office, instead of the bed you may or may not have been working out of for the past year and a half.

You can use any image from your library for a TikTok green screen. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

You can also resize and reposition yourself on the image you chose. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

Personalize videos with other green screen effects
TikTok's other green screen features follow the same basic steps: tap the icon you want, choose the image you're using for a green screen, and then adjust your size and placement. For the green screen video function, for example, follow the same steps and choose a video from your library to record over. To use the green screen sticker function, select an image from your library and place it where you want, and then record your video as usual.
Making use of some green screen features requires a little more user input, like TikTok's green screen eyes and mouth feature for instance. This mildly terrifying feature allows the user to edit their own eyes, nose, and mouth over static images. People use it to animate objects, give their pets some personality, or even impersonate other people.
To use this feature, select the image you want to use for your green screen. TikTok will identify your eyes, nose, and mouth, which you can resize and place over the image as you want. Here's a delightfully nightmarish example using my cat.

This popular, but nightmarish, green screen filter allows users to animate any image. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

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Duet other creators with the green screen effect
Earlier this year, TikTok released another feature combining two of its most popular video effects: green screen and duets. TikTok users can collaborate with other creators by recording themselves superimposed on another user's video. Like TikTok's other duet and stitch functions, this allows creators to react to one another, add on to videos, and immerse themselves in TikTok trends.
To use this function, tap the arrow icon at the bottom left corner the screen on the video you want to duet. Then, tap the "Duet" icon, which appears to the left of the one labeled "Stitch." Note that not every creator allows duets on their videos, though, which is why the "Duet" and "Stitch" icons may be grayed out.
When you first start the duet, it'll default to the standard side-by-side duet function. Tap "Layouts" on the right side of your screen, where you can select the kind of duet you want to use.

The new green screen duet feature is great for criticism and collaboration. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

When you tap "Green Screen," you can begin recording over the video you want to duet. Like the other green screen functions, you can resize the image of yourself and move it around. Resizing is especially helpful to avoid blocking the original video's focus, like in this example of TikTok creator hannah.plants showing off her monstera's roots(Opens in a new tab).

Green screen duets are helpful for collaborating with other TikTok creators. Credit: screenshot / tiktok

When you're done recording, tap the checkmark, which will bring you to TikTok's editing suite. You can record a voice over, control the volume of your video and the original video, and add filters, stickers, and text.
Once you finish editing your video, tap "Next" in the lower right corner of your screen. Add your caption, select your cover frame, and control privacy settings.
Hit "Post" when you're done! That's all it takes to make a green screen video on TikTok.
Smart scale comparison: Fitbit vs. Withings vs. Garmin
Smart scale comparison: Fitbit vs. Withings vs. Garmin
Shopping for a bathroom scale isn’t as straightforward as it once was. You can spend less than $20 or shell out well over $100; have your pick between WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity; keep the focus on body weight or also track your fat, muscle, bone, and water mass; and interact as much or as little with a companion app as you want.
Here are some of the major ways that three of the most popular at-home smart scales (Fitbit Aria Air, Withings Body+, and Garmin Index S2) compare — and which one might be right for you:
Price
The first big differentiating factor is price point. The Aria Air(Opens in a new tab) is the cheapest of the bunch, at $49.95. The Body+(Opens in a new tab) falls right in the middle, running $99.95. And the Index S2(Opens in a new tab) costs the most: $149.99. Keep those numbers in mind as you learn more about each scale — and don’t assume that the cheapest option is always the simplest, or the priciest one the most sophisticated.
Physical Aspects
Physically, the Aria Air, Body+, and Index S2 are more similar than dissimilar. They’re all about one inch thick, available in two colors (black and white), and boxy with rounded corners and a display in the top center. Size-wise, the Aria Air is slightly smaller than the other two, measuring 11.8 x 11.8 inches. (The Index S2 is 12.6 x 12.2 inches and the Body+ is 12.8 x 12.8 inches.) All three scales have a maximum weight limit between 398 to 400 pounds, and three units of measurement (pounds, kilograms, and stones).
The Index S2 stands out in one aspect: its multicolored display. While probably not a deal-maker, I’ll admit that it does make for nice stats viewing.
Bluetooth vs. WiFi
It may not seem to matter whether a scale connects to your phone via Bluetooth or WiFi. But that difference actually changes the weight tracking experience quite a lot.
Bluetooth-reliant scales — like the Aria Air — sync straight to your phone or fitness tracker. The caveat is that your device has to be nearby while you’re on the scale in order for the measurement to log.
WiFi-equipped scales — such as the Body+ and Index S2 — sync to your device through the internet. That means that your phone can be anywhere, and your data will automatically get recorded. WiFi scales tend to be more expensive, but also more convenient.
Scope of Measurements
When it comes to the amount of information a scale offers, more is appealing, but not always better. In addition to the accuracy limitations of at-home scales (more on that below), too much output can be overwhelming for some users. Others are here for all the data, even knowing that it’s not 100 percent accurate.
On the minimal end of the spectrum sits the Aria Air, which measures just weight and BMI. On top of those, both the Index S2 and Body+ offer the following body composition metrics: fat mass, muscle mass, bone mass, and water mass.
Accuracy of Measurements
In the accuracy department, the Body+ reigns supreme. Whether it actually is “the most accurate smart scale on the market,” as Withings advertises, is impossible for me to say. But it must be somewhere up there, since that claim is based on an independent lab’s weight performance test on similarly-priced scales.
The Body+ has another unique advantage over the other two scales: its patented position aid technology. The accuracy-boosting system helps you evenly distribute your weight on the scale using a system of arrows on the display, and only locks in a number when you’re properly positioned.
The Aria Air and Index S2 offer less information about the technology behind or accuracy of their scales, but it’s fair to assume that they’re relatively accurate on weight, but less so on BMI and body composition metrics.
Companion Apps
Each of the three scales has a companion app, which houses your weight-related metrics.
The Fitbit app(Opens in a new tab) (companion to the Aria Air) is designed as a one-stop fitness and health tracking shop, with weight being just one of many components (including exercise, sleep, heart rate, hydration, and nutrition) to focus on. The app, which is simple and colorful, basically serves as a record book for your daily weigh-ins (with BMI). By clicking on the scale icon on your landing page, you can view your data in a table or 30-day graph format.
In the fitness-focused Garmin Connect app(Opens in a new tab) (companion to the Index S2), weight feels secondary to workouts. You have to actively search for your weight stats by clicking the “More” tab in the bottom right corner, followed by Health Stats, and finally Weight. Once you’re in, you can then see each of the six metrics the scale tracks (weight, BMI, body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, bone mass, and body water percentage) in one-day, seven-day, four-week, and one-year graphs, with corresponding tables below.
The Withings Health Mate app(Opens in a new tab) (companion to the Body+) offers the most streamlined weight tracking experience of the three apps. There’s very little navigating required to see all of your body weight and body composition stats, which are presented in neat-looking graphs (weekly, monthly, quarter, and yearly) that you can drag your finger across to pinpoint individual entries. The emphasis in Heath Mate is on weight trend rather than single-day snapshots — which seems like a healthy approach.
Modes
User-specific modes is another area in which the Body+ shines. The scale features dedicated modes for pregnant women(Opens in a new tab), babies(Opens in a new tab), and athletes(Opens in a new tab) that offer personalized insights tailored to each lifestyle or life stage. In pregnancy mode, you get obstetrician-reviewed wellness advice and personalized weight tracking. Baby mode allows you to easily weigh (in your arms) and keep track of your little one’s weight. And athlete mode, which is meant for individuals who work out at least eight hours a week and have a resting heart rate below 60 beats per minute, uses a slightly different algorithm that theoretically yields a more accurate body composition analysis.
Neither the Aria Air nor Index S2 offer such modes (although the predecessor to the Index S2 did have an athlete mode.)
Multiple Users
All three scales allow multiple users to track their weight, as long as they’ve downloaded the companion app, set up an account, and added the scale to their collection of devices. While the Aria Air and Body+ both max out at eight users, the Index S2 accommodates 16. Since these scales are intended for at-home use, most people will not take advantage of that capacity. But for very large families or teams, that might be a big tick in the Index S2’s pro column.
Decision Time
In this three-scale battle, the Withings Body+ scale is the clear champion. Smack in the middle, price-wise, it either rivals or outclasses both the Fitbit Aria Air and the Garmin Index S2 in every important category: It’s WiFi equipped, it measures body weight as well as body composition, its accuracy has been tested and proven in a lab, its companion app is intuitive and uncluttered, and it offers three user-specific modes.
The only scenario in which it would make more sense to get one of the other two scales is if you’re already plugged into the Fitbit (Aria Air) or Garmin (Index S2) ecosystem, and could just tack weight onto the data you’re already collecting in an app you’re familiar with.

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This 93-year-old woman enjoying a personal training session will melt your heart
This 93-year-old woman enjoying a personal training session will melt your heart
You're never too old to dance.
All the proof you ever needed of that simple statement is right here.
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On Tuesday, Joana Zanin from South Dakota shared a video of her mom training an elderly woman.
"My mom trains this 93-year-old and it's the cutest thing ever," she wrote. "Her laugh and smile makes her young."
Here's the video, in all its adorable glory:
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Needless to say, the internet loved it.
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