Day 429: Muggy Mundane

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1. joyce t. says:

   July 9, 2012 at 9:21 am

   My husband and I bought a bread machine several months ago and have been quite happy with it. It doesn’t seem to make the kitchen hot at all, and has a timer feature so that you could load the ingredients in and have it begin the baking process at night, for coolness in the kitchen. Most recipes seem to call for 1 teaspoon of salt per 1 lb. loaf. One cup of bread or whole wheat flour=5 oz. Bread flour is listed as being 12.7% protein, white whole wheat flour at 13% protein.

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2. Chris says:

   July 10, 2012 at 12:22 am

   I’ve had a bread machine in use weekly for many years, and agree with Janet J. above. Mine doesn’t heat the kitchen more than, oh, say, boiling an egg. In our smaller camper I did notice some heat built up, so I moved the bread machine outside on a small table and plugged it in outside. It worked just fine, though the camping neighbors thought it a bit odd to make bread at a campground.

   Thank you for putting out your podcast. It’s motivating me to work out a system where I can also walk everyday. And I like listening to your process of writing vs. living struggles, and how you work them out. I’ve enjoyed reading Quarter Share and Half Share. I enjoy Ishmael Wong’s character, especially when he’s faced with difficulties, and look forward to more of your writing, and podcasts.

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3. Tara Li says:

   July 11, 2012 at 8:54 pm

   I hope you’ll post the character information up on Lammaswood!

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   • Nathan says:

     July 11, 2012 at 9:02 pm

     I will post the character data .. and draw a map 🙂

     The carousel box is just javascript I think. No flash involved.

     And this looks so good, I might have to. The other side of the coin is that I probably should move all the peripheral blogging into the main. I’m not sure.

     TOMMW is a unique application, as is “Nathan Lowell Presents” – I’m not planning on doing anything with them. And there’s so much on SolarClipper.com that I’m leery about trying to do anything more to it.

     Suggestions?

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     • Laith says:

       July 12, 2012 at 12:27 pm

       Yup its a fairly standard javascript widget.
       Not my preferred widget but still good solid code 🙂
       [removes coder hat]

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