Like butter.

Love it! The last few seconds are a great bonus.

Love it! The last few seconds are a great bonus.

And here I am, with a brand-new pressure cooker, still in its box. What's that voice I hear? "Open me!!"

You had me at "isotropically." :D

"Burn" is the wrong word. An electron beam excites the phosphor, raising electrons to a higher orbit. When the phosphor atoms return to their prior state, the energy is released as light.

And while we're making #corrections, plasma screens "generate a lot of heat because they burn phosphors to display images." They burn phosphors?

I am a cook and I'd not have guessed there are more than 30 kinds of oil. Wow.

Or, this: [www.amazon.com]

Unless she reads this, when she becomes ex-wife 1.0.

And smartphones keep getting smarter while people seem to be getting dumber (read YouTube comments if you have doubt), so this means — Kurzweil's singularity will be in our pockets!!!

I use a tablespoon to eat popcorn.

Make yourself a medical notebook. Get something with pockets. I have one pocket for notes, one for receipts, one for lab slips for tests they want me to take later.

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Try it. I used to avoid it because it sounded so hippie. But then I tried it. Cook it just like rice. It's great. And dammit, it's even good for you!

Good one. When I started out, I got a fixed lens for my SLR and used it alone for over a year. Great training.

They used vegetable oil, which I am guessing is to attain the close heat contact.

Not to be picky but it's Maillard, not Mallard.

By the way, the worms are part of my security system! No, they don't bark when there's an intruder, but they do eat my documents!

Worm composting is cool. I started years ago with a commercially manufactured worm bin but would recommend making one yourself as described by various websites. I started with a pint of worms I bought locally and now have tens of thousands of worms and have furnished numerous friends with starter pints. It's really…