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She refused to be bored chiefly because she wasn't boring" - Zelda Fitzgerald
Hello! Kismet is my favorite word, Metallica is a band I sometimes like but not always. They are certainly not my favorite. Just getting that out of the way to avoid harsh or overly-enthusiastic judgments on my music taste ;) I'll start with what I am not. I'm not a Pittsburgh native and just moved to Pennsylvania in 2012. I am not convinced these blurbs capture a person's true essence or potential for likability but here goes everything: I can be described as pleasantly assertive, animated, unconventional, youthful, passionate, empathetic and intelligent. I am a night owl. I read voraciously whenever possible, and it isn't always possible, unfortunately. Love to travel and explore when I am not being a lazy homebody stirring my crock pot. I do what I can to keep life interesting, (monotony is the enemy), and I usually find something fascinating in every person I meet or place I go. I am casually looking for something semi-serious or quasi-frequent with long-term potential. I am not good at faking interest in others. I don't know how to exist in ambiguous states. I did not join match to have random, meaningless hookups and I don't do the poly-amorous thing. I have learned that I need to spell this out in my profile or incorrect assumptions are made, usually by a fellow who moves fast when I prefer slow and steady. I would like an effortless chemistry with somebody "normal" (a stable, non-criminal professional who doesn't text x-rated pictures after I give out my number). I admit that I am somewhat shallow in wanting an aesthetically pleasing mate. I am not a 10, don't need to be with a 10, but physical attraction is almost as important as personality dynamic. I am typically attracted to masculine, funny, cerebral men with confidence, a strong sense of their own identity, excellent grasp of the English language, wide range of interests and a rational mind (but not so rational that he puts being right above all else). I strive for harmony and equality in my relationships. OK, I usually dominate but I don't set out to, I promise! Blame it on my extroversion and persistence to get what I want. Know much about the 16 Jungian temperament types? Mine is spot on as far as my temperament, which is not to be confused with personality. I usually have effortless chemistry with INTJs. I'll share my type if you share yours. I am still on great platonic terms with my ex and have no emotional attachments to him other than as a friend and my amazing child's father. He is very much in the picture but he and I have been over for several years. I don't have drama or toxic people in my life and I like it that way. Most of my close friends growing up were guys and I really am that girl who can "hang out" whenever and will have plenty to say on any topic, a wallflower I am NOT. Apparently I AM the type of person who uses all caps for emphasis. My humor can be dry and ironic and self-deprecating in a Tina Fey-like way. I laugh at myself and want to laugh at/with you, too. As you must know, life isn't all laughs, but wherever fun and hilarity could be carved in, all the better to make life less of a money-driven slog. Ideally, I would be happiest with a man who means what he says, does what he wants, is who he is and wants to be with me and me alone. Just putting this out there: I don't always respond to emails, winks or what have yous but I am grateful for any inquiries I receive.
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Recipe: Vanilla Bean Snow Cones
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- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 Tbsp. vanilla bean paste
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 2 1/2 lbs. crushed ice
Boil water and sugar over medium high heat in sauce pan, then reduce heat for 3 to 4 min., allowing to thicken. Remove from heat, stir in vanilla and orange juice. Chill for 2 to 3 hours. Place 3 to 4 cups crushed ice in a food processor and pulse until ice is finely shaved (snow like appearance). Place shaved ice in cone or bowl and top with syrup.
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Serve immediately.
Yields4 to 6 snow cones
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Lufthansa outsources IT infrastructure ops to IBM
German airline Lufthansa said on Wednesday it will outsource its IT infrastructure services to US computer giant IBM to cut costs by 70 million euros ($89 million) annually.
German airline Lufthansa said on Wednesday it will outsource its IT infrastructure services to US computer giant IBM to cut costs by 70 million euros ($89 million) annually.
NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) is shown inside the Lufthansa Technik hangar in Hamburg, Germany where it is beginning its decadal inspection.
President Barack Obama held a little-noticed meeting in March with executives of a Belgian aerospace company while in Brussels to meet European leaders. It was barely a footnote in a trip dominated by tensions ...
Lufthansa, Germany's biggest airline, said Thursday it will allow passengers to use a range of mobile electronic devices in flight on all Airbus aircraft starting from next month.
Boeing is alerting airlines about possible engine icing problems on some of its new planes. It is recommending that planes with a specific General Electric engine avoid flying near thunderstorms that might contain ice crystals.
The head of German airline Lufthansa, Christoph Franz, will step down at the end of his current contract in May 2014 to head the board of directors at Roche pharmaceutical group, the companies announced on Monday.
In its never-ending quest to develop more aerodynamic, more fuel-efficient aircraft, the aviation industry believes the ocean's oldest predator, the shark, could hold the key to cutting energy consumption.
The EU's climate commissioner played down the impact of the controversial carbon tax being imposed by the bloc on airlines, saying Friday it would cost less than a cup of coffee per passenger.
Air France-KLM sold half its stake in Spanish group Amadeus, a technology provider for the airline and travel industries, but will keep the rest for at least three months, the Franco-Dutch carrier said on Thursday.
Australian flag carrier Qantas said Friday customers will be able to access the Internet inflight on certain services from February using their personal electronic devices.
Berlin airports will close as of 0900 GMT Wednesday because of danger posed by ash pouring from an Icelandic volcano, Germany air safety officials announced.
Theres a race afoot to give biofuel wings in the aviation industry, part of an effort to combat soaring fuel prices and cut greenhouse gas emissions. In 2008, Virgin Atlantic became the first commercial ...
The leading German airline, Lufthansa, said Tuesday that it will offer Internet access on nearly its entire network by the end of next year, beginning with some flights to North America.
Europe's leading airline, Lufthansa, said Monday that it will offer regular service between Frankfurt and Hamburg in April with a plane that can use biofuel in addition to jet fuel.
Lufthansa said on Friday that it has invited the Apple software engineer who left an iPhone prototype in a German-style beer garden in California a free trip to "pick up where you last left off." ...


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Hi folks, I'm a Stampede 4x4 owner with a heavily modified truck. I use the TQi remote with full telemetry setup and connect my iPhone to the link app. Awesome product Traxxas
My question is with regards to a new motor and ESC I will be installing shortly. I've just ordered the Castle Mamba Monster v2 ESC and 2650kv motor combo. I noticed in the link model setup section it has the option to change the ESC to a Mamba Monster which is awesome and the motor to a 2200kv.
As I am getting the 2650kv, I will use the 2200kv setting as those 2 motors are very similar. Would be great if Traxxas added support for the Castle 2400 and 2650kv motors as well but what exactly will changing the motor in this link application do to my RPM and Speed telemetry accuracy? I assume the different motor choices mean something more than just cosmetic change in the setup. For example, will changing to a 2200kv Castle motor when I'm running a 2650 Castle motor mean some of the telemetry info is less accurate?
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Is there a smart grid in Africa's future? The answer may surprise you
By: SGN Staff
By Doug Peeples
SGN News Editor
On a continent with many of the world's poorest countries, it seems perfectly normal that a smart grid would not be on the plate for those nations' governments. But Africa, a collection of 48 mainland countries and six island nations, is a far different place from the smart grid hotbeds of the U.S., China and Europe.
A number of those countries are working to adopt several aspects of smart grid to bring their economies out of the muck of troubled histories and into an era of development and smart, sustainable energy futures, even though the odds appear terrible. Several countries on the African continent are taking a chance.
Consider the frequent and long history of violent, bloody insurgencies and civil wars as well as a history of exploitative colonialism that left countries poor, undeveloped and broken. It's hard to imagine those countries working toward smart, sustainable electricity infrastructures when more immediate challenges like providing food and water are in the way.
Priorities and projects
We can't begin to cover all of the smart grid-related energy projects planned or underway in Africa (and you'd quit reading long before we were done if we tried), so we've put together snapshots of countries picked at random from the continent's five regions.
Angola: In January, the Energy and Water Ministry announced in January a rural electrification project designed to locate 142 solar PV systems in several parts of the country. The project also includes more than a 100 isolated solar systems and street lighting. Angola's a classic case: about 30-35% of Angolans have electricity and the infrastructure can't come close to meeting demand. But in April, Angola president Jose Eduardo dos Santos released plans to stabilize the country's energy supply by 2016 with massive investments of $9 billion to greatly increase production capacity and $7.5 billion for needed transmission infrastructure. Among the options are solar and wind energy and forest biomass (as well as hydropower and natural gas).
Kenya: About 20% of Kenyans have electricity (and that's a generous number), most of it from hydropower with some geothermal and thermal in the mix. While the country has a small energy reserve margin despite quickly growing demand, all it takes is a drought to wipe it out. But they've got big plans for geothermal. KenGen provides most of Kenya's power and is moving into geothermal to provide half the country's electricity by 2018, with government support. Also, small solar systems are being adopted in Kenyan homes at an increasing rate. KenGen also is working on a transmission deal with Ethiopia and plans to substantially up wind power production.
Nigeria: Another classic Africa energy story, Nigeria had worked to improve its electricity availability, but did nothing to up its generating capacity between 1991 and 2001. Availability was about 27-60% of installed capacity at the time. That inaction, and more instances like it, have been serial thorns in the side of the country's potential economic development. In March, the Nigerian government said GE would invest $10 billion in the country's electricity infrastructure as part of an MOU. But GE denied the numbers, saying it would invest in individual projects and provide equipment and services. However, also in March, the country's science and technology minister proclaimed that a solar panel plant built by the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure has the capacity to fix the country's power problems if it is expanded.
Rwanda: As noted earlier, few Rwandans have access to electricity. But the country is trying to solve the problem. The country has installed biogas plants in all of its 14 prisons, a small part of an overall plan to use renewables instead of charcoal and firewood that now fulfill 85% of the country's energy needs. The government also plans to move biogas into Rwandan homes. And solar has been big business in Rwanda for some time, in schools, health and administration centers and community facilities. It's a big part of the country's effort to develop indigenous renewables.
Tunisia: While also a very poor country, almost all Tunisians have access to electricity, according to a World Bank report. But there's a lot of room for improvement and demand is growing. GE agreed in March to several projects in the country, from renewable energy to aeronautics and water treatment, the government said. Tunisia is another country that very much wants to develop its renewable energy portfolio. The country's wind and solar resources are very strong, and the ambitious Tunisia Solar Plan is one way the country is trying to take advantage of it. And the country's strategic location makes it a good partner in an envisioned 'supergrid' connecting other African as well as European countries to help distribute solar power.
Yes, in many ways it does sound like baby steps. But considering the unimaginable challenges Africa faces because of its collective history and poverty, at least it's a start.
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What is the oly thing that can beat a basket of freshly baked buttermilk bread? Gluten free sweet potato buttermilk dinner rolls. Fluffy, tender dinner rolls with golden brown tops and just a hint of sweetness - perfect for Thanksgiving entertaining or a low-key weeknight meal. If you have time to let them rise, they're pretty darn easy - otherwise, bake 'em up on the weekend and freeze your leftovers, or freeze the unbaked dough for bread on demand. Get excited, because these babies will be gone before you know it!
Gluten Free Sweet Potato Buttermilk Biscuits
Serves 10-12
2 packages (4 1/2 teaspoons) active dry yeast
1 cup buttermilk, lukewarm -- about 110 degrees
2 large eggs at room temperature, beaten
1 1/2 cup sweet potato puree (peeled, boiled and pureed sweet potatoes)
6 Tbsp (3/4 stick) unsalted butter, melted
6-7 cups (approximately) Gluten Free All-Purpose Flour, divided
3 Tbsp sugar
2 tsp kosher salt
1 cup buttermilk, lukewarm -- about 110 degrees
2 large eggs at room temperature, beaten
1 1/2 cup sweet potato puree (peeled, boiled and pureed sweet potatoes)
6 Tbsp (3/4 stick) unsalted butter, melted
6-7 cups (approximately) Gluten Free All-Purpose Flour, divided
3 Tbsp sugar
2 tsp kosher salt
Gently combine yeast and buttermilk in a large bowl. Let stand for 5 minutes (until just beginning to show some action) and stir well. In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine eggs, sweet potato puree, melted butter, sugar and salt, stirring well. Mix in buttermilk-yeast until combined.
With the paddle attachment fitted to your mixer, add 3 or so cups of gluten free flour, one cup at a time, until you have a thick dough. At this point, switch to the dough hook attachment and slowly add the remaining flour until you have a stiff enough dough to knead. The key here is to go with dough -- because flour (especially gluten free blends!) all measure differently by weight and/or volume, keep in mind that the right texture of the dough is the goal, not necessarily using up all of your flour!
Turn your dough out onto a floured work surface. Begin kneading, adding flour to prevent your hands from sticking as needed. The goal here is a smooth, elastic ball of dough -- not tough or dry; pliable but not sticky!
Lightly spray a medium bowl with cooking spray and plop your dough inside, turning to coat with vegetable oil. Cover with a tea towel or plastic wrap (but not airtight!) and allow the dough to rise for 1-2 hours, or until about doubled in size.
Preheat oven to 400° F and line 2-3 baking sheets with parchment paper.
Divide your dough first into thirds, then each third into 6-8 ball-like chunks, depending on the desired size of your dinner rolls. Roll each piece of dough into a smooth ball and divide amongst the baking sheets. Cover your baking sheets with another tea towel or plastic wrap and allow your rolls to rise for an additional 25-30 minutes.
Bake the rolls for 15-15 minutes (depending on size), rotating your baking sheets halfway through, until the rolls are cooked through and golden brown on top. If serving immediately, brush roll tops with melted butter, serve with honey butter and enjoy!
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A short history of the town of Hawthorne, California
We are an association of residents (homeowners and renters) in the northern section of the wonderful City of Hawthorne CA. Our boundaries include north of El Segundo Boulevard, east of the 405 fwy, and west of Crenshaw Boulevard all the way to Northern border of the City.
North Hawthorne is the former home of the Beach Boys. It is also the location of the Beach Boys monument that is visited by hundreds of tourists every year. North Hawthorne also is home to Hawthorne City Hall, Hawthorne Police Station, the famous Hawthorne Water Tower, the Hawthorne Airport, many aerospace businesses such as Northrop and Space X, 2 city parks, and much much more.
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Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, Erie, PA
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It would probably be easier to answer what don't I do, but ... I like to stay active with traveling, dancing, tennis, golf, softball and snowboarding. But, when I slow down it's all about the movies and books
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A pale British dude for Khan is insane I tell you!
But is that really any odder than a Mexican actor playing a Sikh from Northern India?
Just to clarify, I was just kidding around.
I wouldn't really mind if they changed things around and Khan was being played by a British guy.
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Here's a nice outdoor fireplace from myneworleans.com; A house made for Summer.
A young newlywed couple bought the house right before Katrina, but luckily it was spared, and they've been working on it ever since.
Here's a nice outdoor fireplace from myneworleans.com; A house made for Summer.
A young newlywed couple bought the house right before Katrina, but luckily it was spared, and they've been working on it ever since.
I've written quite a bit over the years about pizza ovens and real estate values. In the early days of the the Forno Bravo Forum, we had a community member who had built (and loved) a Pompeii Oven, who had been transferred at work and need to move and sell his house. This was during the worst moments of the economic downturn and the drop in house values. But he was able to sell his house, and he was convinced that his beautiful oven was one of the big factors as to why he was able to sell it. And with the recently articles in the NY Times and South Carolina's Post and Courier, it's good to see the trend continue.
But yesterday's NT Times article in the Long Island Regional Real Estate section; Creating Outdoor Appeal opened my eyes to the wider opportunity.
Outdoor fireplaces, outdoor kitchens and outdoor living space as a whole can add value to your house and help you sell your house. And the "stay cation" theme is alive and well.
During spring and summer on Long Island, as buyers think about relaxing, entertaining, barbecuing and "staycations," backyard appeal is as important as curb appeal in selling a home. Standards have been pushed higher than ever these days; a dining table with an umbrella on the patio and a few chairs on the lawn no longer make the grade.
These well-appointed "yards on steroids" are a magnet for spring- and summertime buyers. "People come in and they go right to the backyard," Ms. Hauser said, citing a listing in Lloyd Neck with multiple levels of patios, and a large pool with a grotto, a swim-up bar and a built-in barbecue. "They are so excited to have this extra living space. It's the generation that is looking for instant gratification. If two houses are next to each other and one has that extra living space, it adds some sort of inherent value. People like to be outside."
Can you leak photos of a new and not yet released, or announced product on your own web site? haha.
I guess you can't call it a leak. Anyway, this is the base of a new outdoor fireplace that we are working on. There will be many more details to come and we will keep you in the loop as this comes together. It's exciting, and I think it is a lot of fun sharing inside details with you. That's what blogging is all about.
And the three unexpected reasons to have an outdoor fireplace are:
1. A vertical focal point.
2. Structure and definition.
3. Light and warmth.
One thing I like about the article is the introduction—which sounds very similar to my Outdoor Fireplace posting the other day (cool spring days).
Having trouble heading back inside as sunny spring days turn cold at sunset? Outdoor fire features are a great way to extend the livability of your outdoor space into the evening. While fire pits and fire as art are all the rage, the traditional fireplace offers so much more than physical warmth. Consider adding a hearth to an outdoor room if you need any of the following.
You can read the entire article here.
This from the Chicago Tribune.
Outdoor spaces becoming hot destinations for homeowners
I would rather have an outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven and a fireplace—but did you notice the train set?
Today I want to add more information to my previous posting on Innovating the Outdoor Fireplace by adding a parallel between the outdoor pizza oven and the outdoor fireplace.
If you were to flash back four years, before Forno Bravo introduced the Primavera series (and later the Andiamo series) ovens, you would see a pizza oven market dynamic similar to today's outdoor fireplace market. Not only had Forno Bravo not introduced the Primavera ovens, we had also not yet introduced the Casa2G, Giardino and Premio2G modular pizza oven kits that revolutionized the oven industry. Basically the pizza oven market was characterized by moderate quality, very expensive oven kits imported from Europe—that all required custom installation.
This is a true story—we had a neighbor in Healdsburg, CA (where we lived at the time) who spent $20,000 on a custom installation for a 31" "rustic" pizza oven kit from an Italian oven importer. The family was at the leading edge of the trend, and there just weren't any good choices at the time.
But in order for the industry to move beyond the early adopters, people who were willing to spend $20,000 on what turned out to be just a small pizza oven, we needed offer better and different alternatives. We believed that there was a market for a small, but "true" masonry pizza oven. The design needed to be true to the requirements (really bake 90 second Pizza Napoletana with a wood fire), while meeting some basic rules—could be set up by hand, without requiring any special tools or equipment; required zero building skills, etc. And we were right. We built the prototypes, and I tested the first ovens at my house. And it worked!
We put the Primavera in the Forno Bravo Store and we started getting our first orders within days. It was a great experience. Years later the Primavera oven continues to be a best-seller.
I believe that this dynamic can play itself out again in the outdoor fireplace market. There are many parallels. The design and weight issues are very similar—the product needs to be something that a homeowner with zero building experience can set up without any special equipment, tools, skill or knowledge. Even more importantly, the experience needs to be authentic. Where a small pizza oven needs to actually make great pizza, a small, but authentic, outdoor fireplace needs to look and feel like a real masonry fireplace.
There are other parallels that I could about, such as the philosophical similarities between the "design approach" of the Calore2G and the Casa2G, and the ability of Forno Bravo to create wonderful exterior finishes, such as hand-glazed stucco, in a factory environment—where the cost is significantly lower than the same finish done on a construction site. But you get my point.
This is getting exciting.
I've been thinking about outdoor fireplaces a lot recently. There is something about fire on a cool spring evening with the fog rolling in (we live near the ocean) that is really great. That, and I've been using my outdoor pizza oven quite a bit recently, and I've been moving the fire and coals from the oven to my outdoor fireplace when it comes time to bake bread. Hey, it's a win-win. I get homemade bread and a fire that way.
What I have been thinking about the outdoor fireplace is that they can be really difficult, and potentially very expensive to install. Or to be more accurate, high-end fully custom outdoor fireplaces can be expensive. Let me explain.
The Calore2G is a wonderful, high-end modular fireplace kit. It gives the homeowner, landscaper or mason the "structure" they need to build a perfect outdoor fireplace, while still allowing for virtually unlimited customization. The interior of the firebox is lined with real firebrick, while the outside of the fireplace can be finished with stucco, stone, brick, or whatever the builder wants. The Calore2G makes it easy to get the shape and proportions of the fireplace just right—all you have to do is stack the Calore2G components and you are done. There isn't anything to go wrong. The Calore2G can also save you a lot of time and money, by eliminating the complicated work of building the "core" of the fireplace.
But what about a customer who wants a real outdoor fireplace—but who does not have the space or budget for a fully custom outdoor fireplace. I think there is large, un-served market for a fireplace that is easy to set up and affordable, and is a whole lot nicer than a fire pit, a metal firebox or a chiminea. You know, a real outdoor fireplace. Something that looks like it could have been custom built by a local mason, but doesn't cost an arm or a leg.
I think the best way to tackle this challenge is to analyze layers. With the Calore2G, Forno Bravo provides the central layer and the inner firebrick layer, while the customer provides the outer decorative layer. Put different, the inner layer can be seen by the customer and faces the actual fire; the inner layer provides the form, the shape and the structure; and the outer layer is the decorative face. Each layer plays a vital role.
In terms of installation (and skill level, difficulty and time investment), the Calore2G central layer is stacked, while the inner and outer layers are installed by hand. It is the "installed by hand" elements that give a fully custom fireplaces some of its character and appeal, but that are responsible for driving up the cost and complexity of the project.
The key to building an affordable outdoor fireplace that looks great, looks real, and can be set up by someone with zero building skills is to compress the three layers of a custom fireplace into a single component. And to do it in such way that disguises the fact that the compression ever took place. The key is to hide the fact that the fireplace was not installed on-site in discrete layers.
There are other issues to address, including weight, packaging, shipping and materials, but those can be resolved.
Stay tuned for some additional thoughts on innovating the outdoor fireplace.
Writing about seasoned wood got me thinking about the Italian and English words for aging, or seasoning. Italian uses stagionato for cheeses—seasoned. A quattro stagioni pizza is a four season pizza, with olives, artichokes, mushrooms and ham. This list of toppings comes from our friend in Florence, Kyle Phillips, the Italian food editor for About.com.
Photo from The Italian Dish Blog.
On the other hand, in English, we use aged for cheese, and seasoned for wood. hah. I don't know the correct Italian word for seasoned wood, though I am guess that it is also stagionato. I'm also not entirely clear whether the correct word is stagione (season) or stagioni (seasons). In English, we would say four season (singular) pizza, not four seasons pizza.
One last observation. The Internet is an interesting place. I clicked on one of the Google search results for "quattro stagione pizza, which took me to a Wolfgang Puck pizza recipe from The Food Network. The interesting part is that the recipe calls for Fontina and Parmesan cheese and clams as toppings, and honey and olive oil in the dough. That is just so funky.
I'm sure it's a really nice pizza in its own way. But Quattro Stagione?
I don't think you can overstate just how important dry wood is to an enjoyable session of wood-fired cooking. Damp wood is hard (dare I say impossible) to light, it smokes when it burns (that's because the fire needs to bake all the moisture out of the wood before it actually combusts) and it takes much longer to fire your oven for cooking. It can take all of the fun out of your afternoon. Burning damp wood can also be dangerous on the long run, building up creosote inside your chimney that can catch fire. If your oven is installed indoors, or if it has a long run of chimney pipe, remember to have your chimney regularly inspected by a professional for creosote build up.
Well seasoned wood lights bast, burns clear and hot and can bring your Forno Bravo oven up to pizza baking temperature remarkably quickly. For a visual example, check out our YouTube video on the "top down" fire building method—where we build a blazing fire in a couple of minutes and fully fire a Primavera oven in less than 20 minutes. That gets you baking Pizza Napoletana in about the same amount of time we used to spend lighting charcoal bricks in our Weber grills.
But it all comes back to having well seasoned wood.
The tricky part is that freshly cut wood can have up to 50% water content, where seasoned wood has water content below 20%. Like a lot of things, such as oven temperature, you can either manage your wood by feel, or with a gadget. For example, many of us enjoy using an infrared thermometer to check our oven temperature at various spots—even though we have learned to do a good job of estimating oven temperature by sight and feel. And the same is true of firewood moisture. You can use a fun little gadget that tells you the water content of your wood.
I just bought this moisture sensor for $20 on Amazon.com and I will be doing some tests and posting some photos on how well it works. This should be fun.


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Yes, yes, I know "It's not really Guns N Roses!"
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|Glutinous rice flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Sweet Rice)
|Finely chopped dates
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Finely shredded crystallized fruits/Glace fruit
|3 Tablespoon (Or Chopped)
|Toasted sesame seeds
|1 Tablespoon
|Brown sugar
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|Frying oil
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For Deep Frying)
|Confectionery sugar
|1 Tablespoon (For Sprinkling)
Put the flour in a bowl and gradually stir in 3/4-1 cup warm water to form a soft smooth dough.
Shape into a roll about 1 1/2 inches thick.
Slice rounds off the roll about 1/4 inch thick.
Mix together the dates, fruits, sesame seeds and sugar.
Place a little of the mixture in the center of each round of dough.
Wrap the dough around the filling to enclose it completely.
Heat the oil to 350° or until a cube of bread dropped into the oil instantly rises to the surface.
Fry the dumplings, a few at a time, until they are golden brown.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by queenofthehill Like it... ...but not as blown away as I expected. I would suggest waiting for it to go on sale. It's cute. It's essentially a great work shirt, and I don't know how I feel about spending this much on a work shirt. I chose the navy because I already have something reminiscent of the blk/wht combination. The colors and contrast are slightly duller in person, but they're nice. The material is soft and easy, but I worry about the seams as they wear. The cut is great, and it has slits on the sides, which are a nice touch. I got a S, based on the product measurements that suggested it ran large, when I usually order a M. It fits well, but it's a good thing I always roll up my sleeves - too short. And it's also a good thing I have thin arms. But, it's as long on my 6'0 frame as it is on the model, so I suspect discrepancies between each piece. Get it in store to be safe, but, if you must order online, attempt your usual size. 10.18.2013
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by vbroin Good Buy! I'm very happy with this purchase! The shirt runs true to size and is soft and gracefully skims your body. I've been wearing it with a black vest. It's very comfortable and flattering. 12.30.2013
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I've been lurking on this site over the last few months, and you guys have sold me on the DR 650. I started off going through the BMW line up, but I finally narrowed it down to either the KLR or DR. After A LOT of lurking, the DR seems to be the best fit. My only concern has been the longevity of an air cooled vs liquid cooled? Seems like the KLR's are getting more mileage and have more RTW trips under their belts. Either way, the 50k miles people are getting from the DR's seems plenty for the price, and is a less hassle and more dirt worthy platform.
Anyway, I'm Planning on living off of it for more than a year, with destinations unknown. I'd like to start off with the TAT, then to AK, and on down to SA (and beyond?) riding as little paved road as possible. I think I've sorted through enough threads/posts to have a basic build in mind, but will post comparison questions in each subject thread of the index. Thanks in advance for all your help and any recommendations are welcomed.
As Rusty says, the Index thread on page One of Thumpers will lead you to all the various topics on DR650's. A great resource and much easier to access than the giant 9 million view BIG DR650 thread.
It's true, the KLR has been used for more RTW trips if you go back into the 1980's. The DR650 was not really discovered as a 1st Class RTW Adventure bike until much later. I bought a NEW KLR in 1998 ... totally stock ... did a 5500 mile Baja, Mexico, Guatemala trip on it. Got it home and sold it. I'm not a fan. But a well set up KLR is much better than a stock one.
But compared to the DR650 the KLR has some weak areas ... which you probably know about since you did your homework.
I would not hesitate to start your own build thread in Thumpers. I'm sure you'll get lots of participation from the thousands of DR650 riders on ADV.
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The DR650 is a great low budget Adventure bike that will out perform and out last many more expensive Euro bikes ... singles or twins. With simple mods and decent maintenance ... it will make it.
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Joe Johnson was just 4-of-11 from the field for nine points on Thursday, but he hit three of his four shots in the final 12 minutes, including the game-winner that helped the Nets escape Oklahoma City with a huge 95-93 victory.
Brooklyn trailed by as many as 16 points in this one, and by 10 with under seven minutes to play before finishing on a 16-4 run to seal it. The Nets wouldn't have been in this position without Deron Williams, who finished with 29 points, four assists and five steals while connecting on six of his nine attempts from three-point distance.
But it was Johnson again with the game on the line, something he's done multiple times in recent seasons to the point where it's almost expected. This particular game-winner was far from easy, and required some skilled ball handling just to create enough space to launch the shot over the outstretched arm of Serge Ibaka; the fact that he got it to go was other-level amazing.
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That was Cold BLOODED!!! Right in Serges Eye…….. DAGGER!!!!
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Watching it live, I thought Iblocka was gonna Volley ball swat it back in joes face. Helluva shot by Iso Johnson. Joe is 12 for 14 in the 4th qtr with under a minute left or in overtime…. WOW. What a stat!!
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Nets aren't as horrible as they've looked and the Thunder are nowhere near as good without Russ.
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I was watching the game late in the 3rd and saw the Nets down by double digits and turned off the TV. 15 minutes later went to NBA.com and saw the Knicks tied with the Spurs late in the 4th and the Nets hanging around as well. I turn the TV back on and the Nets were coming out of a time-out… Something told me to watch how this game would end… I felt Joe Johnson's shot going in even before they started this play…
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