Yes, I hear from Anna. She said to say hi to everyone. She loves her home in WV. Happy with her new job.
TrueMight as well send Friday also...........
Coffee, vape, and breakfast done, now procrastinating. Based on the towns around us, I think we ended up in the 16-18" range. I haven't seen a total for here yet. Our friend came by again this morning with his plow while we were eating, nice. It's up to 16deg outside but below zero with the wind chill. We will have to head out to dig out the cars, porch, and patio soon, but it's so cozy & nice by the fire SMT donated.
Not sure what time everyone is going to get home but probably pretty soon. I'm probably going to do the sft's tomorrow but maybe get the bottles labeled today.
I got a few bottles and tanks cleaned out earlier and started on a review. Just taking a vape break and then try to finish the review if I can.
My most expensive mods are dna mods and I could get 2-3 for the price of a Dani.
Yes, no kidding.
I have both Prime and KFL'21, my Prime has not leaked a drop ..
Thanks for the picture, I see what you mean, and will concentrate much more with the tail and shoulders from now on.
I have KFL that has not leaked a drop so the leaks are my carelessness.
I completely agree, and it turns out that I will send them an email for how to proceed. I have come so far in my simple cleaning that there is nothing more I can do, I think maybe it's a little juice that bug the bottom switch, but the only thing that does not work properly now is to turn off and start up the mod. I can turn it off but can not start it up without removing the battery.
In general, Dicodes' Chipset does not cost much more than Evolv, technologically speaking, Evolv does not have the compact chipset that Dicodes has.
The best way to describe Dicodes is to include one image of the Extreme v3 chipset:
The Dani SBS chip is possibly a further development from the Extreme v3 chipset.
thanks mate,In real life Panna Cotta recipes have heavy cream(s), a vanilla and unflavored gelatin. Some recipes use half-and-half instead of cream(s) and some use a combination of the two.
With that in mind, for a basic Panna Cotta recipe I would start with this:
FA Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) 3%
FA Whipped Cream 1.5%
FLV Cream 1%
FA Milk 0.75%
Alternatively, you could go with FA Vanilla Bourbon for a darker more earthy vanilla to make it more tasty and less generic. If you do, go with a lower percent, like 2%, or it will take over the mix.
I think that would give you a decent Panna Cotta base. Then add whatever fruit(s), chocolate, nut, caramel, butterscotch or whatever other flavor(s) you might like over the top.
Panna Cotta Tiramisu would also be tasty. It you like FA Tiramisu go with 0.25% (it's strong). The tiramisu would add some tartness to the Panna Cotta. Same thing with adding a coffee flavor like FA Cappuccino or FA Dark Bean (Coffee Expresso).
Hope that helps!
I have written down the recipes,
need to buy FA Whipped Cream and FLV Cream.
I like creamy flavors so both were already listed in the shopping list.
I'm a fan of creamy flavors also.
I remember Woolworths. Didn't realise they even had them in the US. Back in the early 60's my local Woolies installed a doughnut making machine. It was a long tray full of hot oil with a conveyor belt. You ordered your doughnuts and they put them in at one end and you could watch them slowly run through the oil, flip over and go through again to cook the other side, then stop on a drip tray for a while so excess oil could run off. The kids would be queued up around the block. Just plain fried dough, no icing or sprinkles.
Hoping @Zazie is warm and has power. Getting kind of worried we haven't heard from her.
First pass done outside; cars have been liberated! I had to come back in for my Face Pain Conference, a session that I'm really interested in starts in 5 minutes (dealing with dentists, a great fear of mine). Back later!
Iguanas are adorable. If you travel to places where people are used to having them around (are not hostile toward them), like Mexico and the Virgin Islands, the iguanas will walk right up to you with gentle curiosity. But yah, disconcerting to have a little godzilla fall on your head. When I read the article and viewed the video posted by Uncle, there was a bit of a disconnect. 5 ft includes the long tail. They really aren't scary big, though I never saw one when I visited FL. In MX and the Virgins, the ones I saw were much bigger than lizards, but nowhere near as big as a croc or a gator or cayman. Maybe they've become bigger in Florida than elsewhere.
I had a pet lizard in my bedroom growing up. I didn't bring it in. It was just there one day, and it stayed. It hung out between the curtains and the window. I didn't feed it. I believed it was eating spiders, but I could be wrong. We had brown recluse in my neighborhood, so I liked having a lizard guardian. Whatever it ate, it found on its own. I think it liked me too.
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