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What about pink slime?

Breville Espresso EVERY MORNING. I have a routine: wake up, turn on machine, fix kids' breakfast and help them eat (toddlers), then when they are all done and ready to start playing I make a delicious caramel latte. I haven't been able to kick the habit since we got the machine. The mini Keurig we received for Christmas last year looks lonely next door to the Breville, it hasn't been used in months. We do keep it around though for my mom and MIL, they don't like to make/drink espresso.

I would like some more info on landlords regarding life changes like a job loss. How do you handle leases when the person it truly unable to pay?

@ELARHY, If it is an open bar, tips are appreciated, not necessary. The wedding hosts have provided drinks to you and either have a tip for the bartender worked into their bill, or will provide it separately to the bartender. That said, a wedding host tip is usually about 10%, so if the bartender is good I personally would throw in a buck a drink. If it is an open bar tips are definitely required. The venue is not going to be paying the bartender anything other than normal wages. If you were hosting a wedding that had an open bar, I would ask the venue for a run-up of their service and tip the bartender 10% of their sales, mostly because people don't think about tipping when they come to a wedding.

@TEAGIRL, it looks like a custom-painted wood deck, on the left side of the deck you can see the slats where there is some board separation. Looks like stencil work.

Here are my thoughts on "allowing" raw milk. There is a relatively small group of people who create a demand for raw milk. Most of the people who seek it are receiving it now, whether through legal or illegal courses.

The rate of infection is very low. It is lower than that of pasteurized milk, though comparing the numbers simply side by side is biased because MANY more people drink pasteurized milk vs. raw. There have been 143 outbreaks from raw milk since 1987. There have been 422 outbreaks in pasteurized milk after 1987. In the year 1987 they had 16,000+. I removed that since that is obviously atypical.

The other problem I have with raw milk being illegal is the costs that the federal government incurs from preventing the sale of it. Raiding dairy farms for selling raw milk with hordes of federal agents is not something we should be spending tax dollars on. Does that seem okay to you?

My view is that it is the person's choice to put what they want in their body. Such a novel thought in a "free" society.

The Spinach Artichoke Grilled Cheese just links back to this page :(

Thanks funstraw, coffee just about blew out my nose lol.

I love using Braeburns. They are a cross of granny smith and something else (can't remember). They are a great mixture of sweet and tart.

My Nook Color's hacked, best thing I ever did....tablet for the price of an e-reader.