Subj : Re: Fire alarm
To : Bill Swisher
From : Dale Shipp
Date : Mon Jun 13 2022 00:34:02
-=> On 06-12-22 08:28, Bill Swisher <=-
-=> spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Fire alarm <=-
DS> I have forgotten the number of units, but the total population is about
DS> 2400.
I was told by a friend that there are about 2000 units, including both
singles and doubles. I actually think that the number is a bit less
than that. The trend is that when two single units next to each other
become vacant, they demolish the insides and make a single double unit
(called a combo -- that is what we have).
DS> We have a variety of walking ability here. Many can walk without
DS> assistance. About as many use a cane. Also prevalent are what are
DS> called rollators -- which is what I use since my legs would colapse
DS> after more than 50 yards. I could use the stairs if need be, but a
DS> number of rollator folks cannot do any sort of steps. Finally, there
DS> are many types of electric scooters.
BS> Walking, check. Cane, check. Rollators...called walkers around here.
Nope. I forgot to mention walkers (aluminum frame, small wheels in
front, tennis ball or ski in back, no seat). The Rollator is more.
They are usually have sturdy frame, seat, and pouch to store stuff.
Here is a tinyurl for the model I got from Amazon.
https://tinyurl.com/daleroll
BS> *Just outside of Las Vegas on the old highway to Boulder City there's
BS> a stop light with 2 signs. One points up hill and says
BS> "Veterans Home". The other points downhill and, in somewhat dark
BS> humor, says "Veterans Cemetery".
NTF [Tm Burton Ford, rip].
This is my favorite snack. I keep a jar next to my computer. Gail is
making a new batch as I type.
Actually, we buy the number 10 sized container of nuts from BJs. It
takes three glass pans, and dehydrates for a couple of days. Fills
about seven normal ball jars.
MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.05
Title: Rooster Hot Peanuts
Categories: Dehydrator, Tested
Yield: 16 Oz
3 c Dry roasted peanuts
(whole 16 oz jar)
1/2 c Water
1/4 c Hot pepper sauce **
ds Salt before dehydrating
** You can use what ever hot sauce you like. Our best results were
from Sriracha hot sauce, also known as rooster sauce. We have
tried Crystals and Tabasco and did not like them as much.
Place nuts in a 7 x 11 inch flat glass pan. In measuring cup combine
the water and hot sauce. Mix well. Pour over nuts. Stir every 30
minutes to ensure even distribution of sauce. Let marinate total of
2 hours. Right before placing on dehydrator sprinkle nuts lightly
with salt.
Spread nuts evenly on small mesh dehydrating drying trays - do not
overload each tray - spread to a single layer. (I have a Nesco
dehydrator and one batch will use two of the trays)
Dry in an electric dehydrator at 145 degrees for 10 hours -OR- until
nuts are crunchy. Nuts will be more crunchy after they cool down but
you want there to be a crunch while they are still warm.
Store in an air tight container or vacuum seal.
Tested often and included in Care Packages to our son.
MMMMM
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