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I have 250 lbs. of hard red winter wheat and was just curious on this one. I also have the grinder. But, anyway, I'm asking anyone out there that does have the experience, how much unground wheat does it take to make one loaf of bread???? I'm talking measurement as well as weight.
Thanks so much to anyone!!
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These are some general numbers. You get a little more extraction with hard white wheat, compared to hard red wheat. -45 pounds = 158 cups of ground flour -1 pound (or approx. 3 cups) = approx. 4 cups flour -a rough approximation - a scant 2/3 c. wheat berries = 1 cup flour -60-pounds = 90 one-pound loaves (fits in a 7-1/2x3-1/2-inch loaf pan) -Grainlady |
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Title reads: "England beat Ireland".
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Various shots of international rugby union match between England and Ireland. England fly-half Richard Sharp plays exceptionally well. Final score is England 16, Ireland 0.
England players are: J.G. Wilcox, A.M. Underwood, Michael Wade, M.P. Weston, Jim Roberts, R.A.W. Sharp, R.E.G. Jeeps, P.E. Judd, S.A.M. Hodgson, P.T. Wright, V.S.J. Harding, J.D. Currie, D.P. Rogers, P.J. Taylor, R.E. Syrett.
Ireland players are: T.J. Kieran, N.H. Brophy, W.R. Hunter, M.K. Flynn, L.P. L'Estrange, F.G. Gilpin, J.T. Quirke, J.S. Dick, R.J. McLaughlin, W.A. Mulcahy, W.J. McBride, N. Turley, M.L. Hipwell, N.A. Murphy.
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I just looked up cotoneaster, and I think it will be perfect for the area. Thank you! I like how it has flowers in the spring and berries in the fall. Also, for anyone who receives Garden Gate magazine, there is a small blurb in this month's issue that if you will send them a picture of a troubled area in your garden, if you are selected, they will design it for you and you will also win a one-year's subscription to the magazine. Just FYI. |
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Mariah Carey and Justin Bieber's "All I Want For Christmas" duet debuted last night during the Christmas tree lighting at Rockefeller Center. The best I can say about it is "feel good Christmas music" with a questionably appropriate music video.
Now, Mariah Carey is Mariah Carey. High notes and shaking her spray-tanned booty is what she's about. It is the way of the world. I think her short-short-short Santa outfit in her "All I Want For Christmas" music video with Justin Bieber pushes the line of good taste. But hey, this is a grown woman obsessed with rainbows, stuffed animals and butterflies that we're talking about.
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May 1, 2009, (unprocessed) 614 items, 15.75 cubic feet; Records (ca. 1924-1945, undated) of the architectural firm of Eric G. Flannagan & Sons, Henderson, North Carolina, including floor plans, elevations, topographical surveys & other drawings, tracings, specifications, contracts, bidding documents, correspondence, financial & personnel files, pertaining to schools, hospitals, municipal buildings & other public & private buildings in Craven County, Halifax County, Perquimans County & Pitt County, in North Carolina; & in various locations in Eastern North Carolina &Virginia; also a Map of the County of Halifax, North Carolina, 1914-1915. See preliminary inventory attached. 14 boxes & 9 oversized folders. 614 items. 7,980 p. (ca. 15.75 cubic feet). Recd. 11/21/2008. Donor: Stephen G. Flannagan
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Paul Rodgers latest studio effort is going to be one with a lot of soul!
The iconic singer is taking on the task of covering some of Memphis, Tennessee's most notable R&B and soul musicians with his forthcoming album, The Royal Sessions.
Now, Rodgers has piqued fans' interest by previewing his rendition of Otis Redding's "I've Been Loving You Too Long," which can be heard below.
During a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the Bad Company rocker discussed his decision to cover Redding and revealed the reasons why he was so inspired by the Memphis soul artist as a young man.
"I had been playing in groups since I was 13 or 14, and suddenly Otis' band became my ideal band," Rodgers explains to Rolling Stone. "They played from a deeper place. The one thing I loved about blues and soul was the way they taught the world how to express such deep feelings."
"I was brought up in a fairly emotionally repressed kind of society in Northeast England where one didn't express emotions and was expected to keep a stiff upper lip," he continues. "But I felt that the part of me that was born to be a singer needed to share these kinds of emotions, and through Otis, I found a much-yearned-for outlet for this."
The Royal Sessions, which also features Rodgers' interpretations of songs by Albert King, Sam Cooke, Ann Peebles and others, is due out on February 4 via 429 Records. All proceeds from the record will help support local music programs in Memphis, and Rodgers will also showcase the songs through a series of to-be-announced concerts.
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The Academy of Country Music Awards and Dick Clark Productions announced today that Blake Shelton will be joining Reba McEntire as the co-host of the 46 th Annual Academy of Country Music Award show to be broadcast live from Las Vegas, NV on Sunday, April ... Source: Associated Content
Clark is also considering Michigan State and North Carolina ... to keep recruits already committed and to gain a few more. Defensive back Blake Countess of Our Lady of Good Council in Owings Mills, Md., is a four-star recruit who remains committed to U-M ... Source: Detroit News
The Battle Creek Lakeview Spartans took a second place finish at the Clark Walker Memorial in Bronson ... 12 Going undefeated for the Spartans were: Blake Wilson 4-0 (112), Jake Baker 3-0 (135), Max Pennock 4-0 (140/145), Jay Morris 4-0 (152), Corey Wilson ... Source: MLive.com
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Posted by Janssen Bradshaw
Before I became a parent, I was just a regular person.
Now, although I look like a regular person on the outside, I have a few parenting super powers tucked away for when I need them.
And, if you're a parent, I'm guessing you have most of these super powers too:
#1: I can unfold a stroller with one hand
And a baby in the other arm, with a purse on my shoulder.
#2: I can conjure a snack or toy from my purse
Even if that "toy" is actually an empty mint container.
#3: I can go from sound asleep to completely alert with one baby cry
I wouldn't say this is necessarily a superpower I WANT, but I'll take what I can get.
#4: I can change a bite of ordinary food into an airplane
Or a train or a bird or a dragon
#5: I Can Read a Book with My Eyes Closed
After a few reads of Goodnight Moon, I don't need to actually see the words to recite the entire thing.
#6: I can find a pacifier anywhere
In the dark, in the crevices of a carseat, tangled in a blanket, or tossed under the couch.
#7: Those carseat buckles? No problem
I don't even think about this superpower until I see someone who doesn't do it 10 times a day fiddling around with it endlessly. I can have that baby in and out in 5 seconds flat.
#8: I can chase all the monsters out from under the bed
Monsters have nothing on mamas.
#9: I know what those different cries mean
(This one meant "I desperately need a nap and vacation is killing me.")
#10: I Understand Babbling
When other children speak, I have no idea what they are saying. But my own child? Of course I know they want a banana or to ride their bikes!
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When formulating a plan for nonfamily manager mentoring, the following issues should be addressed:
- Who should mentor? In companies with several skilled senior managers, one or a number of them could lead mentoring efforts. Most of the time, the senior family member initiates the process after obtaining approval from the successor and other, pertinent family members.
At Monsen Engineering Co., an air conditioning design, installation and service company in Fairfield, New Jersey, the impetus to mentor Eric Monsen, son of president Dick Monsen, came from the chief operating officer and the chief financial officer. Both senior managers had attended a seminar on family business succession and left concerned that without a strategy to prepare then 29-year-old Eric to lead the company his grandfather had started in 1948, the company's future was in doubt.
"I was ripe for their suggestion," says Dick Monsen, who, at 59, was beginning to think about retirement. They set up a committee that included Eric and Dick Monsen, the two executives and an outside executive coach, and dubbed it the Merlin Group (after the magician who, according to Round Table legend, helped Arthur become king). The two senior managers handle most of the internal, day-to-day mentoring; the outside coach helps Eric develop his leadership skills.
Selecting an interim leader to act as the mentor is another option. Parents ready to retire might opt to hire an interim president when they take leave of daily responsibilities, if their successors are not quite ready to take the helm. In this case, part of the new president's job is to mentor the heir apparent so he or she is ready to take over in a given number of years. For example, Shel Schultz knew when he assumed the presidency of Scranton Gillette Communications, a business-to-business magazine publisher in Des Plaines, Illinois, that one of his prime tasks was to broaden the experiences of previous president Halbert Gillette's two sons, Ed and Hal, so that in time Schultz could step down and they could step in.
- What should mentors know? Before a nonfamily manager assumes a mentoring role, he or she should be clear about the latitude of his or her decision-making responsibilities, advises Harvey Meier, a family-business consultant in Spokane, Washington. Among the issues to be addressed: Can the manager discipline the successor or decide the successor's compensation and job duties?
Once the parameters of the mentor's authority are established, Meier says the family has to assure that they will support the manager and that the job will be worthwhile, either through written guaranties of job security or additional financial compensation.
- What shouldn't mentors do? On occasion, mentors--even those with verbal assurances from the family that they are supported in their precarious roles--feel that their positions, security, informational edge or personal relationships are threatened by the successor. They might try to sabotage the mentoring process by delaying it, not including the successor in meetings or withholding important information. Any action that seems like a stalling tactic should be openly addressed so it is not repeated.
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I'm so excited to announce the release of my newest original, "Kneel." I hope you'll take a listen and download it from iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/kneel-single/id605397811, or Amazon MP3 at http://amzn.com/B00BJ6AW7A.
I had a wonderful group of people on the production team. Credits as follows:
Produced by Steve YoungEngineered by Randy Poole, Scott Dente, Steve YoungMixed and mastered by Tate CunninghamDrums: Scott WilliamsonBass: Mark HillGuitars: Gary Burnette, Steve YoungKeyboards: Steve YoungBackground vocals: Christine Dente, Scott Dente, Miles SmithRecorded at Global Genius, Franklin, TNAdditional recording at The Poole Room, Franklin, TNAdditional credits include:Release photo and graphics: John Matthew's PhotographyVocal, Music, and Lyrics: Paige McCauley
You'll also see my recently released song "Read You." Hope you'll download both if you haven't already and leave comments on the review tab.
Shows: I have been booking lots of shows and been very busy, for which I'm thankful. I'm excited to be playing in Columbus at the Iron Bank Coffee Company on March 23rd, Powers Festival on April 27th, and the Lowell Opry on May 4th. Please click on below schedule to find out more info, including the awesome musicians who will join me. I hope if you're in the area, you can come on out!!
Stores: Finally, since I have new singles out and more coming, I'm reducing the price, starting this weekend, for the hard copy of my first release- "The Little Things" CD on my website. $5.00 for the CD alone and $8.00 for a signed CD and poster. Please check out www.PaigeMcCauley.com, and order up some copies!!! By fan request, I also have a Reverbnation store now, which sells t-shirts and dog tags. See store info below.
Thank you all so much for your amazing support. I appreciate you all so much!!! I would love it if you'd keep sharing my music : )


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DH, DD and DS and I live in the golden hills outside San Jose, about an hour from the coast and Monterey/Carmel. We all love to eat- even the kids are reasonably adventurous. We love to travel- Napa Valley w/o the kids, Lake Tahoe with them.
I have dozens of "favorite" cookbooks (does Recipezaar count?) but I keep coming back to "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking" by Marcella Hazan and "The Way to Cook" by the late, great, Julia Child.
When I can, I get together with a couple of friends and make Ukrainian dyed eggs.
Our area has lots of great Asian food, which I don't really cook, myself. My all-time favorite restaurant is the Il Forniao chain (possibly just in CA) with Chevy's Mexican up there, too. Don't get this too often now that we're watching our carbs- the chips and salsa are addictive!
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A Look inside Rites of Battle, an upcoming Deathwatch supplement |
Deathwatch | Published 22 December 2010 |
Greetings, Deathwatch fans!
I am very excited to start talking about Rites of Battle, the upcoming supplement for Deathwatch. This big, massive tome is stuffed full of great additional options and stories for any Deathwatch campaign! Rites of Battle has been a labour of love from the start, and it was a great opportunity to present some expanded character options, new Specialities, and much more. I plan to talk about this book quite a bit in detail over the next few weeks, and I thought I would start with a guest designer diary from Owen Barnes, one of the authors of Rites of Battle.
Owen was one of the primary authors on the book, and below he explains in his own words about some of the new character options in Rites of Battle: Honours and Distinctions. Enjoy!
From the pen of Owen Barnes:
Space Marines are exceptional warriors in every respect. Therefore, it is only fitting that when a Battle-Brother completes a great task—say saving a world singlehandedly, or defeating an exceptionally powerful foe such as a daemon prince or Tyranid swarm-lord—his rewards are so much greater. This is where the new rules for Distinctions and Honours from the upcoming Rites of Battle come into play—a selection of rewards that reflect the true glory of a Battle-Brother's achievements beyond the advancement system of Talents, Skills and Characteristic increases.
Distinctions are special rewards created by the GM for the deeds of his players, something more enduring than simply giving out experience points or Renown. Distinctions can also be completely unique, created by the GM to reflect the very specific actions and triumphs of his own players. To help him in this task, Distinctions are broken down into parts called 'Marks of Distinction'. Each of these Marks (of which there are almost 30) gives the player-character's a broad set of special rules (reflecting hard won knowledge, the accolades of glory or exceptional experience) and can be modified to suit the Distinction the GM is creating. Some example Marks include Favoured Foe (giving a bonus against a specific enemy), Enduring Name (boosting the courage and respect of those that recognize the Battle-Brother as a great hero) or Campaign Hero (reflecting the benefits from surviving a campaign against one of the Imperium's great enemies).
Of these Marks, the GM then combines any number to create a Distinction to suit his needs—for example, if the GM wanted to grant his players a special achievement for defeating the Tyranid invasion of the Imperial world of Avalos he could create the 'Hero of Avalos' Distinction combining the Campaign Hero (Tyranids) and Enduring Name (Avalos) Marks. Distinctions can also cover existing rewards within specific Adeptus Astartes Chapters, and the Distinction rules also detail a host of example (premade) Distinctions such as Tyranic War Veterans, Sanguinary Guard, and the Emperor's Champion to name a few.
By contrast, Honours are a far more rigid set of rewards than Distinctions—and are almost without exception set down by the Codex Astartes and observed by the majority of the Space Marine Chapters. Ever wonder just what some icon on a Space Marine's armour or weapon was, or why some Battle-Brothers have different chest plates or shoulder pads? The majority of these are Honours—symbols of status laid down by the Codex Astartes millennia ago to represent a Battle-Brother's standing within the Chapter. Honours range from the Crux Terminatus (worn by members of the 1st Company and those who have earned the right to don Terminator armour) and Imperialis (the winged icon worn on chest plates to show loyalty to the Emperor) to the Imperial Laurel (often worn on helmets to mark out a favoured veteran or standard bearer) and Iron Skull (worn on shoulder pads or knee guards to denote the rank of Sergeant).
Unlike Distinctions, Honours do not grant a Battle-Brother any specific special rules. Instead, having an Honour is more of a roleplaying reward and player achievement, though the status it offers within a Chapter is undeniable, and in the case of some Honours (most notably the Crux Terminatus) it is a requirement to use sacred weapons and armour, or even be considered for certain missions. Honours also don't cost any experience points to acquire, though earning the right to place one on your armour can be just as momentous as earning a Distinction.
Together, both Distinctions and Honours provide some really exciting rewards for Deathwatch players that encapsulate the heroic and legendary nature of their missions and give Battle-Brothers an enduring way of remembering their deeds.
Deathwatch is a roleplaying game in which players take on the roles of the bio-engineered super-soldiers known as Space Marines. United with their battle-brothers, players will complete extraordinary missions involving some of the greatest heroes and deadliest opponents the Warhammer 40,000 universe has to offer.
"And this question has been asked again and again: Will we get a Free Link to the PDF if we purchased our Super-Limited-Edition of Deathwatch?"
This has been answered before, and the answer was no, you don't get a PDF.
Liu Jen, an Astartes does not have to have been awarded the Crux Terminatus to be considered worthy of continuing the fight in a Dreadnought. Interment is based on the value of the individual to the chapter, the more valuable you are (strength of arms, tactician, age/wisdom) the more likely he would be given the honor to continue fighting.
The Crux Terminatus is given to highly experienced and skilled Astartes. Receiving a Crux Terminatus (or Terminator Honours) usually precipitates a move into the command squad of their company or into membership in the 1st Company. The Crux allows the Astartes to begin training with Tactical Dreadnought Armor, which is exclusively used by the 1st Company in all Codex chapters.
Looking foward to the book, been wanting to play a Salamander since Deathwatch was announced.
Wow, these honour rules sound really interesting! Hm, definitely worth a look!
256 pages?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!? wowzers thats a whole lot of reading for me to get done XD
Rites of Battle is 256 pages. :)
(From amazon.com:)
Hardcover: 72 pages
Publisher: Fantasy Flight Games (February 8, 2011)
Language: English
Usually Amazon receives stuff about 2-3 weeks after release.
Just wondering:
Does a Warrior have to have earned The Crux Terminatus to have the right to become a Living Dreadnaught prior to his "death"?
And this question has been asked again and again: Will we get a Free Link to the PDF if we purchased our Super-Limited-Edition of Deathwatch?
If so, YAY!! Looking forward to having it on me IPAD so I don't have to carry "My Precious" out into a world full of dust, scratches and spilt coffee!!
My thoughts exactly tekatana.
nice , full of flavour and makes me even keener to buy this
I have two questions and a follow up. One, when can I buy this? Two, when can I buy this? and my follow up, When can I buy this?
If I had to guess, I'd wager that the bonuses given by distinctions would be something akin to those from Chapter trappings: nice to have but not overwhelming.
I am still dying to see what they have for making your own Space Marine Chapter.


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- bring forward, booking, entry, concept statement, not lagging behind, agendum, aboard, planning, afloat, certificate, order of business, archive, board, canon, arr., remember, punctual, checklist, blueprint, bookable, timetable, tactic, time, memorial, aisle seat, enrolment, memorandum, company report, postpone, muniment, bus, planned, consent form, put off, conspiracy, put back, catalogue, annual report, instrument, agreement, charter, book on, arrangements, booking office, blue book, preparation, rearrange, lineup, confidentiality agreement, roll call, listing, inscription, order of the day, reschedule, move, dossier, being pushed along.
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- schedual (22%)
- scheudle (9%)
- scedule (8%)
- shedule (7%)
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- scheduel (5%)
- scheduale (5%)
- shcedule (3%)
- schudule (3%)
- scedual (3%)
- scheule (2%)
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" the trick," said Shelby, " always get ahead of your own schedule, and you're bound to succeed. - That's - "The Come Back", Carolyn Wells.
The conductor gave the go- ahead signal, and the motor- man started in to try to make up some of the time lost from his schedule. - That's - "The Come Back", Carolyn Wells. - "The High School Boys' Training Hike", H. Irving Hancock.
Well, he said, here we are, as per schedule. - That's - "The Come Back", Carolyn Wells. - "The High School Boys' Training Hike", H. Irving Hancock. - "The Long Lane's Turning", Hallie Erminie Rives.
" the trick," said Shelby, " always get ahead of your own schedule, and you're bound to succeed.
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We just installed a older model Miele - La Perla II. I am trying to figure out which dishwasher tabs or powder to use and if we need rinse aid, salt etc. We also have a whole house water softener (kinetico). Miele tabs or Somat tabs or Finish power ball or Method - I remember reading that Miele tabs were reformulated and may have had some issues with sudsing. Is that still an issue? Which one do you have success with and how much do you use (whole tab or half) Do I need rinse aid - if yes, which one - Jet dry, Somat, Lemishine? Method? Salt - Given that I have soft water, do I still need to use DW salt? If so, should I use Miele or Somat? What setting would be better. |
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I have a Miele La Perla II. I use Miele tabs and rinse aid. I would suggest you start there too. For normal load I use half a tab, for heavily soiled dishes (e,g, burnt cheese and potato casserole dish) I use a full tab. Perfect results every time. You can use that as your baseline and see if Method from Target work as well or some other brand. Some detect a chemical taste with other rinse aids. Nothing from Miele or Somat. I would not put in salt at first. If the water coming in is not softened enough the dishwasher will tell you by asking for salt. I use Somat Dishwasher salt. BTW The whole house water softer can confuse the hard water sensor in the Miele leading to error codes. In that case you turn the built-in water softer off. How to do that is in the instructions. |
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- Posted by rococogurl (My Page) on Thu, Jul 25, 13 at 19:34
I have a whole house softener. I called Miele and had them program the machine to disable the softener. I've never used the DW softener or added salt. Attention should be paid to that or glassware can be etched. I use Method and Finish Quantum. Half to 1 method (grapefruit rose) for light loads; 1 whole for heavier. Anything heavier or for pots and pans I use a whole Quantum. Since we are on a septic I try to use more Method than Quantum. Rinse Aid is Jet Dry, set on 3. With soft water it can also be on 2 or 4 -- they can tell you depending on results. If you get good results with default 3 that's it. Have used Somat rinse aid and liked it a lot. Also Somat tabs. But I didn't find either of those that much better than the other options which are more accessible and affordable. Had used several boxes of Miele tabs until they changed the formula and eliminated the handy scoring so the tab could be cut. They are harder to find that the other two, more costly and again, no better IME. As new things come along I tend to try them out to see if they produce better results. If so, I change. |
- Posted by aamassther (My Page) on Thu, Jul 25, 13 at 19:40
I have the La Perla II as well. I use Miele rinse aid and salt. I've found that dishes get cleaner with powder, I get superfluous results with Somat powder. I've used Cascade Complete powder with fine results. Somat still has 30% phosphates so it gets the edge. Well no comparison really. I have had good results with Miele tabs, but not the others. They don't do a great job on pans. I think it's because there is no soap in the presoak cycle on p&p. I used Finish Quantum in my old Bosch, in fact all I would use. Hated them in the Miele. |
- Posted by SparklingWater (My Page) on Thu, Jul 25, 13 at 20:32
I use Cascade Complete, one tablespoon for full normal load. Our water is medium so I believe my setting is at 6. I use Jet Dry. I did follow the Miele instructions upon receipt and added almost the full box of provided salt. I'm very pleased with the new Miele. If you desire to add phosphate, by TSP at your local paint store and add a few grains in on occasion. |
- Posted by herring_maven (My Page) on Sat, Jul 27, 13 at 18:34
We have an older Miele (model G 848) dishwasher that has served us well for ten years come fall. Our local water (Portland, Oregon) is soft. From some time before we installed the Miele, we had begun to use Ecover powder exclusively, and cannot imagine that we would ever use anything else as long as Ecover is available. We had switched to Ecover from "supermarket brands" (Electrosol and pre-Henkel Dial [Armour], mostly) while we still had our prior dishwasher (Whirlpool), after we learned that the severe etching on glassware washed in our dishwasher was due to chemical action of the dishwashing detergent exacerbated by the softness of our water, rather than (as we had supposed) from mechanical action. We have had not the slightest hint of etching since we switched to Ecover (which, not incidentally, gets our dishes really clean). Formerly, we preferred Cascade (then called "Cascade Crystal Clear") rinse aid to Jet Dry rinse aid, and we were in the process of reevaluating our options after Cascade was reformulated some years back (conclusion then: Ecos WaveJet seemed closest in performance to the former formulation of Cascade), when a poster here on Garden Web touted Somat. Somat was hard to find, but we sought it out to give it one try, and once we tried it, we were hooked. It is the only rinse aid that we use now. With our soft water, we never have used salt in our Miele, and it works just fine after almost ten years of heavy use. Hope this helps. |
I used to use Cascade but switched to Miele tabs - but not using any rinse aid at this point. |
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- Posted by fairy_toadmother z5 ncentral il (My Page) on Sat, Dec 31, 05 at 20:51
so, am i the only one who saw "image no longer available?" ohhhhhh, the story of my life! i love owls :) |
Semper, you got your Chippendale's wrong, Those are the famous singing guys.... |
Here is a link that might be useful: This is the real Chipndale guys
- Posted by PondmaninFL z9 FL (My Page) on Sat, Dec 31, 05 at 22:05
Darn! I'm dissappointed now. Well, I'll just have to wait till midnight to see boobies. >:o) Happy New Year everyone! G'day, |
- Posted by Zinniachick southwest Ohio (My Page) on Sat, Dec 31, 05 at 22:19
Now THAT is funny. I forwarded the photo to a real lascivious guy at hubby's work. Thanks, fishy! |
"Well, I'll just have to wait till midnight to see boobies." Scott, just wanted to keep you abreast in case '06 didn't start out the way YOU wanted! (WARNING: Please open at your own discretion and NOT in front of children) |
- Posted by fairy_toadmother z5 ncentral il (My Page) on Sun, Jan 1, 06 at 20:04
oh, i get it now. blonde! |
Careful, Scott, it's a trap! *titter* Brenda |
- Posted by PondmaninFL z9 FL (My Page) on Mon, Jan 2, 06 at 20:50
I got it Brenda. G'day, |
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