Been trying 20m recently. Currently studying for a professional exam, once that’s out of the way I’ll start studying for the general license exam.
Been trying 20m recently. Currently studying for a professional exam, once that’s out of the way I’ll start studying for the general license exam.
I don’t think Kirby is rotting
Pave paradise, to put up a parking lot
Red and white comes standard, you just decide if you want blue sauce or green sauce.
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I would also recommend not eating your fingers, they tend to not grow back.
That’s because they forgot to take the hitch off. You can help them by kindly removing it taking it to the scrap metal place
Industry best practice is to air gap the scada system from the outside world. But this takes effort and means you need someone onsite to make changes. Most operators decide they would rather be able to make changes remotely. But if you can log into the system from your phone, that means anyone else can also log in from outside.
National institutions are going to fail as Trump reclassifies civil servants as political appointments. Only those loyal to trump will remain.
There will be a substantial brain drain as people with means and motivation leave the US for elsewhere. This will mostly be college educated people who lean center to left of center. There is likely to be an influx of political refugees to New Zealand, western Europe, and the Nordic countries. This means leftists who can’t leave will be stuck here. This will push the US further right, and push the other countries further right because the people leaving aren’t as far left as they think they are.
Business regulations will be lax, and enforcement will be diminished. OSHAs budget will be cut even further, leaving states to manage workplace safety. Businesses will migrate towards red states where operations are cheaper.
Blue states will start banding together on their own enforcement systems for everything that the federal government used to manage. We already see this to some extent with manufacturers tending to comply with California regulations for nationwide stuff.
Thanks, that sounds yummy.
We’re going to find out really soon how many Russian operatives are in Germany.
Gotta produce more cannon fodder for the never ending wars. The 80 Years War is going to have some competition.
What’s your soup recipe? I find it difficult to make spinach- or broccoli-based soups taste good without a lot of salt, and I have high blood pressure.
That hypothesis makes sense. Seems like we’ll never know for sure since no contextual clues survived.
OP is talking about ejaculating into the sock
We’re going to wait until part 2 is available for streaming then watch both parts together.
But still, they should have just made a 3 hour movie. Or build in an intermission like the staged show.
The energy efficiency of the appliance will only be a small dent in the energy consumption of cooking the rice. Most methods rely on boiling the water. Heating water up doesn’t take very much energy - about 4 kJ/kg/K. This means that heating 1 liter of water from 20 C to 100 C takes about 320,000 Joules (1 kWh = 3,600,000 Joules).
Once water is heated up to 100 C, the next step is boiling where you phase change from liquid to vapor. The specific enthalpy of vaporization for water at atmospheric pressure is about 2000 kJ/kg, so the one Liter of water would take 2,000,000 Joules to completely vaporize. You could weigh your pot before and after cooking to see how much water you vaporized.
Let’s assume you have 1 kg (about 1 liter) of water and 1/10 of it vaporizes. The minimum energy for this is about 500,000 Joules assuming 100% efficiency. Divide by efficiency, so if the appliance is 90% efficient it would be around 550,000 Joules, while 80% would be about 625,000 Joules.
So, to answer your question, the most energy efficient method will minimize vaporization. Soaking the raw rice for a few hours will help reduce boiling time. Then use a standard issue rice cooker, which should stop the boiling process as soon as the rice is finished.
Keep trying! I believe you can get it back in!
I’m assuming this is semi-autobiographical