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Those helpful tags! Can you stand another Holiday cactus picture?
Comments (2)Hi Margaret, My those raggedy flower edges are pretty indeed! I've never seen that look before. No wonder they followed you home; I suspect the same would have happened to me (& I'm pretty resistent to that happening most of the time). I'll have to go check my own supermarkets & see if they're around. Thanks for posting!...See Morewanted: User ID & Real Names for FW Swap Name Tags
Comments (7)Thanks for getting me on here Sylvia. Frostweed/Josephine is not coming in favor of the big swap next weekend in Kerville. And Sedrick/Sylvia is going on a date after Mass sooo I know the two of them are not coming for sure....See MoreHow are user actions displayed by browser?
Comments (6)Hum... interesting, one problem I have is sometimes I have invested in developing a post and something goes amiss at my end. I'm still not doing real well with the extra functions on the touch pad supported by W8 - love some of them, but some times I jump to another page.. whatever and can't get back to my document being created/edited. If it is on my notepad maybe there is a way to get to it even if it is lost to the site interaction. I work with at least one site that does frequent saves and that provides a way to recover a "lost" document. This time I do not see a delay, not enough to bother my "eye".. wonder if "Filewalker" or some other "backgroud" process is running and giving me the problem. I know Avira's scan takes a lot of resources and interferes with real time operations....See MoreInduction Users! How long to boil water?
Comments (15)On my induction, a couple of cups of water in a one quart cast iron pot takes about a minute, maybe a little longer if it's Winter cold. I never use that much water for pasta--it's necessary if you're not minding it, but if you stir it a little every few minutes, you only need enough water so the pasta moves freely. Two quarts of water in cast iron takes me a few minutes to boiling--the (ordinary) gas that came with the house took half an hour in the same pot. I had a few near boil overs on the induction before I learned not to turn my back on it. The pasta also cooks a lot faster because the return to heat is so much better. Eight quarts in an enamelled steel stock pot with some cold veg and bones in it takes about 15 minutes to a hard boil on boost. That's on 4.4KW. The smaller pots don't get near that amount of power. I agree that you did fine with your choice....See More- 8 years ago
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