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Gothic Color
by sur4z- 0 replies
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An interesting juxtaposition for South Florida
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Cooking dry hominy with quicklime
by DoomsDave- 0 replies
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Howdyall: i have some dried corn to use in Mexican food and the already cooked canned hominy is so salty my doctor might get a heart attack if she finds out I'm using it. So, I'm using quicklime, which has no sodium in it and I want to nixtamalicize the corn. But, how much quicklime to use in how much water? Recipes are all all over the place, and the common comment is just buy some canned, or use "lightly salted water." NO! I guess I can experiment, but if anyone here knows, I'd appreciate any thoughts! I'm also using both dark and light corn, any difference in the amount of lime? Thanks!
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Best Travel Insurance for Seniors
by Mary88- 0 replies
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Hello, I recently joined this wonderful community, and I'm thrilled to be part of it. I'm currently in the process of planning a trip, and I've been researching senior travel insurance options in the USA. I value the insights and experiences of the members here, so I'd like to ask for recommendations or suggestions on what you consider to be the best senior travel insurance providers in the USA. If you have personal experiences or insights to share, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance for your help!
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Happy Birthday Keith in So-Jax
by DoomsDave- 0 replies
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Hope it's palmy but not stormy.
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Man in Brazil killed by cow through his roof
by DoomsDave- 0 replies
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How's this for a kick in the head? A Brazilian man has died after a 3000-pound cow crashed through the roof of his house and crushed him, according to local reports. Joao Maria de Souza was sleeping with his wife when the animal plunged through the corrugated asbestos shelter of his home in Caratinga in south-eastern Brazil. The cow is thought to have escaped from a nearby farm, before it clambered onto the home, which backs onto a steep hill. It then fell eight-feet onto de Souza's side of the bed, after the roof buckled under its weight, local media reported. His wife was unharmed. http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/07/15/19479766-reports-c…
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Garden ornaments
by happypalms- 0 replies
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We all have them in our gardens I think they add a bit of extra flair and a reflection of one’s personality in the garden and a bird bath is definitely well worth having
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Say what you will about the guy--workaholic, hard-living, chain-smoking, foul-mouthed. But this guy at least seemed like a REAL GUY to me. Fishing has to be a rough life, and anyone that can make a family business on a cramped boat with two sons had to be a good guy deep-down. I kinda feel that the fantasy life I never had with my dad has died for good. RIP. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gossip/2010/02/deadliest-catch-captain-phil-harris-dies-after-stroke.html
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Earth is becoming to small for humanity
by Phoenikakias- 0 replies
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http://www.onearth.org/earthwire/asia-pollution-us-weather?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=socialmedia http://youtu.be/JQiuz-9TD4I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQiuz-9TD4I
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Happy birthday Nigel
by edric- 0 replies
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Happy birthday Nigel, Ed
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Happy Birthday Panamajack
by DoomsDave- 0 replies
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Yeah, it's cold, but it can still be palmy! Come visit La Habra and celebrate . . . . Shoot me a PM . . .
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This is a fascinating tidbit. Kamehameha II put Hawaii in the 1820s on the path that led it to statehood. He allowed missionaries to enter among other things. Apparently no one died in the wreck. http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/artifacts-lost-in-shipwreck-191-years-ago-returned-to-hawaii/ar-AAaCHxy "LIHUE, Hawaii — A museum in Hawaii is preparing to open a treasure-trove of artifacts from the shipwreck of a royal yacht sunk off the coast of Kauai 191 years ago." "Richard Rogers, a Hawaii shipwreck chaser, worked with scientists from the Smithsonian Institution to dredge up the findings from the ship owned by King Kamehameha II, aka Liholiho, the seco…
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Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta kicks off...
by SailorBold- 0 replies
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Such a cool event thought I'd share.. cold mornings are starting! Perfect balloon weather..
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Happy birthday Scott!
by DoomsDave- 0 replies
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Hope all's well, on this Stupor Bowl Eve . . . And it's palmy and balmy where you are!
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Happy birthday dekaoxtoyra
by edric- 0 replies
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Have a great birthday George, Ed
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Science Photo Library video collage
by edric- 0 replies
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Hi all, here's another Science Photo Library video collage, check it out, Ed https://youtu.be/SXJ5zS95WgA
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Happy birthday OldNed
by edric- 0 replies
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Happy birthday Ned, Ed
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Happy birthday Richie
by edric- 0 replies
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Happy birthday Richie, Ed
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Happy birthday Blue
by edric- 0 replies
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Happy birthday Pat, Ed
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Happy Birthday to l2edneck...
by Kris- 0 replies
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Dear Friend Many happy returns of the day ! & Lots of love to you, Kris
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Bobcat eats gopher
by DoomsDave- 0 replies
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Guy got this vid of a cat eating a gopher, thought you'd like . . . . .
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Some of my Australian friends
by Caryota_gigas- 0 replies
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World Cup
by Harry- 0 replies
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For all of you who cannot be bothered with the World Cup, make a note to watch today's football matches anyway. I am sure you will be converted!!
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Happy Birthday....Borgy230
by Jeff Searle- 0 replies
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Happy Birthday to a very good friend! Next year you move into your 30's, and it's all down hill from there, so enjoy!
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SHARKS!!
by sur4z- 0 replies
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...this a good article about the ever growing problem of us vs them. http://www.surfer.com/features/safety-not-guaranteed/#5lfrhsPqmS5XmqGh.97
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Turn it down you say,
by _Keith- 0 replies
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No! No, No, No, No, No!