Sunday, 2 October 2011
Police: incoherent Meridian boy takes items from open garage, cars
Preservation tour this year focuses on 17th, 18th streets in Boise
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Resolved Question: Looking for a pot that is flexible for camping/survival?
- Be able to cook over open flames, on conventional stovetops, on coal, etc.
- I want it to be able to cook everything: boil water quickly, bake beans, cook/grill meat, heat up sauces, cook eggs, and all that good stuff.
- Be efficient. I don't want it to take forever to heat up the pot and waste a ton of fuel/resources.
- Around 1 to 2 liter capacity.
- Not too heavy to carry around.
I'm thinking dutch ovens? But I'm afraid they might be too heavy. Or should I just stick with a conventional stainless steel pot?
Help appreciated!
Also, I'd like to add that I want the pot to be DURABLE. I don't want to have to keep replacing worn out pots.
Source:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110927170827AATz19X
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New Park: Oak Knoll Campground Pauma Valley, CA
Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/ca/oakknollcampground
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Dangers of Teflon
When Teflon was introduced, it was thought to revolutionize cooking--a nonstick surface. Fifty years later, it is the subject of much debate among health researchers and environmental activists.
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), an ingredient used to make polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)--the chemical in Teflon--as well as most other nonstick coatings is the controversial component. If you're buying any type of non-stick cookware, you can assume PFOA was used unless a pan's label specifically says it's made with alternative green coatings. For more information on the effectiveness of these alternatives, visit our full report on skillets and cookware.
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Saturday, 1 October 2011
What Camping Gear do I Need for Camping with Kids?
Source: http://www.ndparks.com/outdoor-gear/camping-gear-camping-kids.php
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