So now I'm wondering about the pricing of azure as I want to host my own personal website. I'm currently using a dreamspark account but I want to switch my domain over soon, and having subscription based servers on my card scares me. I've heard the horror stories.
Merino wool is fine and soft. Staples are commonly 65â100 mm (2.6â3.9 in) long. A Saxon Merino produces 3â6 kg (6.6â13.2 lb) of greasy wool a year, while a good quality Peppin Merino ram produces up to 18 kg (40 lb). Merino wool is generally less than 24 micron (Âµm) in diameter. Basic Merino types include: strong (broad) wool (23â24.5 Âµm), medium wool (19.6â22.9 Âµm), fine (18.6â19.5 Âµm), superfine (15â18.5 Âµm) and ultra fine (11.5â15 Âµm). Ultra fine wool is suitable for blending with other fibers such as silk and cashmere.
I knew it would be useful for some of my bread and other recipes, but I did not know how useful it would be for other things. I buy a lot of my food items in bulk, especially things like pasta. A lot of recipes call for 1 pound of pasta. Well, when you buy in bulk it is hard to tell what one pound of pasta is. One pound of macaroni noodles noodles is a different cup measurement than one pound of penne pasta, which is different from one pound of egg noodles. This is where my kitchen scale comes in handy. Now I can easily figure out what one pound of pasta is. So, thanks Flo I love my kitchen scale.