For ricotta, I substitute in Indian paneer, which is a kind of soft, but solid, mild cheese, very similar to ricotta in its mildness. It can take on a lot of flavors, like ricotta. It's very simple to make at home just using milk and lemon juice and costs a good deal less to make, compared with using premade…
Use the hawk to glide over the water onto the island. There you'll find the 17th colossus. Wait what game is this?
I'm thinking car sex.
The fashion conscious, meticulously preened men, that go top down cruising in a convertible better take it easy on the wings— wouldn't want to mess up their figures, or lose their Coleman sponsorship.
If your usage of the card and collection of its benefits doesn't negate the annual fee, then it might not be worth it to keep it open. I would also look at what percentage of your total credit availability it contributes— If the credit limit is $15,000 and the total of all of your credit availability across all…
I don't think it's unusual. I've lost touch with people over years. With very close friends, there's an implicit understanding that work, life, relationships, families, geography, etc. can often limit interactions and time....yet when you get back together with them, or talk, it's as if not a single day has passed. …
Thanks for this! I haven't delved too deeply in comics yet but got my start by reading Watchmen and The Walking Dead (due to the movie and TV series, respectively), which then introduced me to Y: The Last Man and Witch Doctor, which I both enjoyed greatly. Read a few other series, but I've I always felt a little…
There's a lot of societal pressure for us introverts to have many "friends" and outwardly show how we're actively flexing those social muscles. I don't think there's anything wrong with just having a couple very close friends and not seeking tons of acquaintances. In fact, I imagine that even the most extroverted…
High quality materials and precise engineering of General Motors, obviously.
This is pretty much why I don't really follow anime anymore.
1997 Pontiac Grand Am V6 SE Coupe
This makes sense. Any marketplace with a review system needs to have these kinds of disclosure requirements in place. Review padding and shill reviews aren't a new thing and can hurt the value and validity of a review system.
I agree. Counting calories works for me because it is math that I can reproduce. So long as you're one of the 90% or so of the population with regular metabolic/thyroid function, you're going to consistently lose 1lb for every 3500 calories of caloric deficit. There might be some variation in weight due to water…
You're right, I'm thinking of Average Age of Accounts. If canceling doesnt alter AAoA, (reporting account as closed), I'm wondering if accounts closed due to being issued a new number (in say, instances of fraud detection) are still counted? Some of my cards were replaced and issued with new numbers due to fraud…
If they won't cancel the annual fee, I would see if they can transfer your account and creditline to a different card they provide that doesn't have an annual fee, ie: convert Amex Platinum to Amex Blue.
I would advise against canceling any credit cards that are older than a year— each credit tradeline you have contributes to the average age of open credit accounts, which has a fairly significant role in determining your credit rating and lending rates. (After history of on time payments.) The higher your average…
Neat. I usually use my oven by doing a quick warming preheat, then turning the oven off (interior oven temp ~90F), along with placing a cup of just boiled water inside... but if I'm making a lot of bread, the oven isn't always available for proofing.
Nationality and culture one is brought up into as has nothing to do with race. A 100% black person born and raised in Japan is Japanese. I'm mixed race, half asian, eat and cook a lot of food from all over Asia, but I still identify as American (not as a hyphenated American).
Sorry you have to deal with that, that sounds terrible.
