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These are little more on the hearty side but not dense as in thick or sticky - adding the porridge give more hearty texture and not as much lift. It also makes it moist - but on the good side - slightly chewy and super crisp crust with the added protein. Cheers

Yes I have still have been baking, a lot.. Starting to get the hang of this thing. Something new that came out well, thought I would share. This is a combo bulgur flour that I ground up at home, along with oat flour, that I made with adding bulgur porridge as well. At a high hydration.. Really nice bake and flavor Good eats with unsalted cultured butter. Cheers

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....And sold out...

dat's it!

Ordered Leesa mattress yesterday - will report back on results.

nsfw

Avishai was probably my favorite members, great compositions.

Happy birthday Marc. Cheers

Boeuf bourguignon complete. No noodles this time, but will feed me for a while.

had tasty Thai for lunch as well - no pics...

Cheers Dusty - Happy Birthday and paint it black....

Happy Birthday 10/17 Team - Cheers -

Cheers - Happy Birthday -

Lamb neck bourguignon style

http://webmup.com/9b43e/vid.webm Guess these don't expand

Cheers Vicki - Happy Birthday -- Have a great day

So the Islay Ferry actually goes out of Kennacraig - on the Mull of Kintyre (https://youtu.be/AcZVRiB9AQk) It is a trek to get from Glasgow to the Ferry - 2.5 hours. The Early ferry run would be a stretch. (oh and you can fly) Campbeltown (Springer and the other springer family beverages) is about an hour down the road from the ferry dock. So it maybe possible to head from Glasgow - play around - end up in Campbeltown for fun. Either stay down there - or catch the late ferry over to Islay. Note - if Islay is on the table book accommodations early, it is a small and popular isle, If the group is big enough I would say a house or cabin. Otherwise there are accommodations in Bowmore and Port Ellen that can work, (Lochside Hotel has a nice whisky bar) I love the highland area as well around Aberlour and Rothes (but that is another story all together)

The only real telling thing is that it is listed in both Deutsche Mark and Euro This would not have been done before 1999 - and I would assume not to far after 2002 (when the Euro replaced the currency all together) Fixed rate since 31 December 1998 Replaced by €, non cash 1 January 1999 Replaced by €, cash 1 January 2002-28 February 2002 The conversion on the stamp is at the fixed rate - € = DM 1.95583 I don't know the MO 176 code - looked for it. Could be something for the year (MO) and 176th day.

Distilleries eh? ---

n00b indeed.... If I was looking, I would have to take a serious look at the HF5 But I have always liked the ETY sound. http://www.etymotic.com/consumer/earphones/hf5.html About $115 most of the time on the Amazons

Streaming the Banjo stage from Hardly Strictly http://www.hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/2015/webcast/fri-banjo.html