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Mascarpone - http://www.pastryaffair.com/blog/2012/4/24/homemade-mascarpone.html
It's a lot easier than it should be for $7/16oz.

so pretty!!!

Yet again, I am lactose intolerant and have been for the past 10 years. I have done my research and 7% less lactose doesn't mean an absence of lactose. It's like saying there's 5% less fat in frosting - doesn't mean that there suddenly is no fat in frosting. From my experience in dealing with dairy, and from others who have dairy allergies, there isn't enough of a difference with going with goats milk. Maybe they're the other 9 (of the 1-10 who can) who can't handle alpha-S1. My bad.
I'm just going by percentages here.... So, 7% less lactose - still leaves 93% still there. And then a 1 in 10 chance you might not be allergic to the protein. Yeah. For goats milk to work for you that's still a slim possibility.
Maybe they should try panda milk.

Actually, good jeans don't shrink... They usually get bigger... Has something to do with good cotton will stretch, icky polyester will shrink. If they shrink, you're either buying cheap clothes or washing them wrong. Levis has you try on jeans that are a tad tight because they stretch slightly after about 1/2 a day of wear. Like they're supposed to...

Alternatively, don't get fat and your jeans won't "shrink."

As someone from Portland, it's really really inconvenient. And I find myself buying a lot of plastic bags to make up for the lack of grocery bags. Now, rather than seeing mostly plastic bags lying in the rain, we see puddles of paper bags.... People aren't recycling them, they're just throwing them away... sometimes on the ground because "paper is biodegradable, right?"
When you forget your bag, you either get 7-8 paper bags or buy a "cloth" bag. (I've also seen a lot of those cheapo "cloth" bags in the trash... because some of them aren't recyclable.)