LabDaddy

The Pressure Cooker band.

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And society is paying the price for that, as individuals will.

I've never made yogurt. I may try for the fun of it.

No doubt. I'm talking more at the population level. It's more of a challenge when you want to read, re-read, highlight a section to go back to, look up references and then go back to the text, yada yada. Are any university textbooks offered as audio books?

Sorry, but I'm hard pressed to believe that listening to an audio book is anywhere close to the efficiency of reading when it comes to learning.

So I enjoy using my slow cooker. A few years back I bought a Instant Pot pressure cooker and love it. Use it for steaming veggies, cooking rice (got rid of my dedicated rice cooker), soups, etc. It has a slow cook option. Going to try it today to see how it compares with the dedicated slow cooker. It'd be nice to be able to get rid of another thing.

Oh. Wait. [note search box]

Who are you talking about?

Oy.

There are reasons I've stayed in the VA house for 20+ years. I had no appraisal done on the house in FL; after ~18 months of a lot of work, I felt tuned in to the market. Besides, as I told my agent, the sale of the house (in FL) was going to be my executor's issue.

Good point; I hadn't thought of that.

My 3% represented 1/2 the standard commission of 6%, so I was just saying that if the buyer is paying the commission, on a house of any given value, *their* cost will go up by 3%. A *good* seller's agent can definitely be well worth it.

Yeah, for a buyer with an agent, you've just increased the price of your house by ~3%.

About two-thirds of FL's state revenue comes from their sales tax. Due to the high tourist volume (including snowbirds), they get a lot of state revenue from those living in other states or countries. As I've stated in another thread, I'm all for funding services if they are truly providing good, valuable services. For example, I'm impressed with Sarasota county and am happy to pay to support them.