Marine diesel oil (low sulphur grade) is under €0.60 per liter at the moment in Curaçao, even at the gas station (< $800/mt and dropping).
The times of hopping over to Venezuela for MGO at an amigo rate of 50 bucks per ton may be over, but the low bunker rates are likely to stay for quite some time.
Last time I checked, I came out of the recession in the blue. Even the stock investment part of our mortgage is healthy positive.
The times of hopping over to Venezuela for MGO at an amigo rate of 50 bucks per ton may be over, but the low bunker rates are likely to stay for quite some time.
Last time I checked, I came out of the recession in the blue. Even the stock investment part of our mortgage is healthy positive.
First, not to dis that other thread, but: Yay!
Second, I wonder if the OP had any idea what a popular topic this would be (meanderings notwithstandering). Hey maggiesnmacs, you still out there?
-- Jim
In my case corn doesn't usually make it through the entire trip in recognizable form, but peanuts and cashews do.
Maybe we should call these BM's peanut brownies!
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On a more civilized note, I was just reflecting on my first 3 months here, on diyaudio.com. I reckon I've learned more about audio electronics during this time than in the previous 3 years and I did read quite a lot of electronics books and websites during that time. Besides the encouragement and great advice I've had regarding the development of my electronics knowledge, I have had the opportunity to converse with lots of intelligent and interesting people. I just wanted to express my gratitude to everyone who has made this place such a positive experience. 🙂
Gordon.
Not meandering too far...
Surely there's a website somewhere with a pictorial guide to wildlife and their identifying scat.
And Cheech & Chong, "It's mostly Maui Wowie, and some Labrador."
Kopi Luwak
(what you can expect when you run a coffee plantation in Indonesia, but don't allow the 'personel' to taste the merchandise)
The animals to produce the coffee beans are treated in a way, which prohibits me from making it a habbit.
(what you can expect when you run a coffee plantation in Indonesia, but don't allow the 'personel' to taste the merchandise)
The animals to produce the coffee beans are treated in a way, which prohibits me from making it a habbit.
Funny how the French word for cat is chat ( pronounced shat! ) 😀
When you look at it like that, it's a lot easier to understand subjectivism.
It's more sha (without the "t" pronounced... or this is the female cat !)
And in France a speaking cat is a cat à strophe !
Btw : wanted to come back on the Mère Poulard omelett : what is important is not the coca cola or the water bubble with the milk but how you mix the eggs : with the whisk (not electric caise too fast) and the adequate time and energy to make it airy but not too much ! I will try with Perrier though ! In our Normandie we have sparkling milk (special cows feeded by Monsanto !)
But, tu veux un camembert ?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqIvRgb_lxc
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