How similar to the American Aldi?
The feel seems similar, but then I've been to
American Aldi only a time or two. I'm more in
TJ's territory and more of a TJ's person.
There's an Aldi in WF, should you care to check it out. We'll go there
as a convenience, rather than making the trip to Raleigh. That said, we
may be going to TJ's more often with the Wegman's opening up in 11 days.
The Wegman's plaza is right by the TJ's plaza and a block or so from
Costco.
Interesting this, as while the companies were run by the original
brothers, there was a gentlemen's agreement carving up territories,
but it looks as if in your area the amity has been breached.
very forgettable ones. But, that could probably be said about
most > ML> any > adventure. (G)
One actually counts on a good percentage of
forgettable ones.
And, what may be memorable to one person, might be forgettable to someone else on the same adventure.
A lot of life is better if it isn't particularly memorable.
Basically, yes.
As all memories are not happy ones, no matter how hard
we try.
It happens, like it or not. (G)
I've met a bunch of geniuses and a bunch of crazies. The
overlap in my experience is zero.
I think there might be a bit of overlap there. Maybe it's just
perception but haven't some geniuses been thought of as crazy at times, especially before their genius was recognised as such?
Sure, but the percentage is vanishingly low. As I said, in
my experience zero overlap.
We're the third commonest group; the vast majority are the
first two, but five types are rarer than ours, and about
half the blood supply is transfusible to us.
Had to remember my high school biology there. I've donated blood several times--always been appreciated because they prefer a same type match. (I
can also fill the bag fast.) Never have had the need for a transfusion
but Steve was given a couple of units when he had his jaw surgery
problems.
We're the 8 percent, if you will. We cannot give to AB+, A+, or
negatives. We can receive from any O or any B but no A or AB, as
I recall, which means that we can receive from about 50%. O-, the
"universal donor," is the most prized type.
New York is 10% park land, so that's not to sniff at.
Some of the European cities may do better - Berlin,
which I love, is likely more, but Munich, which I also
love, is likely less. Paris, which I'm not that fond
of, definitely has less.
I saw a good bit of green (peersonal, guided tour of the city) in Munich
when I visited my cousin there. Of course he knew where to go to
highlight the green. (G) Never been to France so can't say anything
about Paris.
I looked it up, and Berlin is 20% greenspace, with New York (both
Manhattan and the city as a whole) coming in at about half that.
If I were to be in charge of rebuilding a city after a bombing,
I'd go for maximum green as well.
Plume's Marmalade Tart
2 If your eggs are large or very small, weigh them
(shell and all) and use the same weight of sugar and
butter as egg.
Some of my German cook book recipies have pastry ingreedients measured
in egg weights.
Considering that eggs are a good reference (if you have standard
chicken breeds), that makes sense.
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Title: Applesauce Bread
Categories: Cyberealm, Bread, Machine
Yield: 1 loaf
1/2 c Apple juice
2/3 c Applesauce
1/2 c Grated apple
1 pn Nutmeg
1/2 ts Cinnamon
4 T Sugar
1/2 ts Salt
1 1/2 T Nonfat dry milk
3/4 c Whole wheat flour
2 1/4 c Better for bread flour
1 1/2 ts Dry yeast
1 T Margarine
1. Add ingredients to pan in order listed.
2. If your machine calls for dry ingredients firts, invert the
order of ingredients.
3. Program for bread or regular setting.
4. Push start.
5. Remove bread about 4 hours later.
6. Recipe makes one large (3 cup flour) loaf.
Out of "366 Low-Fat-Name-Brand Recipes" cookbook.
Typed by Brigitte Sealing
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