R.N. Witmer Company, Inc. - Natural Peanut Butter Hand Mixer Model 100 Crank Mixer for 16 oz. jars Our most popular mixer, this unit is designed to fit the 16 oz. jar that is 4.75 inches high with a 77 mm. (3 inches) diameter lid. $9.95 package price Model 200 Reduced Fat Twist Knob Mixer for 16 oz. jars This mixer is designed to fit the slightly shorter 16 oz. jar that is 4.5 inches high with a 77 mm. (3 inches) diameter lid. $9.95 package price Model 300 Crank Mixer for 16 oz. jars This mixer stirs a wide variety of nut butters that are packaged in a 16 oz. jar with the small mouth, 70 mm. (2-3/4 inches) diameter lid opening. Model 400 Crank Mixer for 26 oz. jars This mixer has the same features as models #100 and #300 but stirs natural peanut butter in the 26 oz. jar with an 83 mm. (3-1/4 inches) diameter lid. Model 500 Twist Knob Mixer for 26 oz. jars New in 2007, this mixer utilizes an up and down plunging motion to mix the oils in natural peanut butter and works especially well with stiff, heavily settled product. Model 800 Twist Knob Mixer
Online Python Tutor - Learn programming by visualizing code execution Developer Network Pleasant Grove resident wins 'Cupcake Wars' PLEASANT GROVE -- A modest cupcake shop sandwiched between two boutiques on Pleasant Grove's Historic Main Street is about to get crazy busy. Broadcast yesterday, Alisha Nuttal of Cravings - Alisha's Cupcakes won the redemption episode of Food Network's fifth season of "Cupcake Wars." She said when she realized she won she was excited. "I was so wiped out. Another cupcake chef and the first Utah resident on Cupcake Wars to take home the prize championship for an episode, Megan Brown knows what Nuttal is going through today. "That next day was so busy with people coming in. "Enjoy your busy Monday of business," Brown said. Nuttal's assistant in the competition was her identical twin, Angela Wilson, who owns Cravings Bistro, a gourmet grilled cheese sandwich cafe fronting American Fork's Main Street. "You Imagine It, We'll Create It!" "The cupcake business opened first, we did it at our house and then she got a storefront first," Nuttal said. "All my recipes are mine.
Learn to narrow your search criteria for better searches in Outlook - Outlook The following table shows examples of searches you might find useful. The search query syntax, available when the Instant Search (Instant Search: A Search feature that provides search results quickly with word highlighting as you type. The Instant Search pane is always available in Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Notes, Folder List, and Journal.) feature is enabled, follows this basic form: keyword:your search criteria value. For example, from:bobby You can also use logical operators AND, NOT, OR, <, >, =, and so forth to refine your search, and these are noted in the table. Note The search query syntax is created automatically and displayed in the Instant Search box when you use the Query Builder described in the previous section. Top of Page
How to Be Kind: 13 Steps Edit Article Edited by TammyCat, Martyn P, Snacks tasty, Jack Herrick and 62 others Being kind is a way of living that keeps giving long after the kind thoughts, words, and actions have taken place. Kindness is a force without force, and it goes well beyond manners to the very heart of how people respect and treat one another. Being kind is a vital way of making our own lives, and the lives of others, meaningful. Being kind allows us to communicate better with others, be more self-compassionate, and also be a positive force in other people's lives. Ad Steps 1Understand what kindness is and is not. 13Transform your life. Video Tips When someone drops something, pick it up for them. Warnings
Tinderbox and Visual Understanding Environment (VUE) Posted by Andreas SprotteSep 26, 2010 at 05:51 PM Looking for a Windows Alternative to Tinderbox, I just found the Visual Understanding Environment (VUE) which is multi-platform, and free. Has anyone tried it? Are the programs comparable? Posted by HughSep 26, 2010 at 08:09 PM I own a Tinderbox licence, but have only become aware of VUE in recent weeks and have just had another look at its website. I would say that both applications are similar to the extent that both deal with notes and the visual representation of those notes and the links between them, but that appears to be as far as it goes. But on the basis of a quick skim of VUE, I’d say Tbx is much the more sophisticated, versatile and useful product. (Of course, Eastgate have said that they’re working on a Windows edition, but they’ve said that for quite some time.) Posted by Andreas SprotteSep 27, 2010 at 04:37 PM Did you take a look at the video tutorials, e.g. These and more can be found in the Youtube VUE Channel: Andreas