I am looking to buy a 96 Jeep Cherokee. It has 126K on it. What should I be looking for when I go inspect it? What is your opinion on the 96 model? I am in MN btw
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I am looking to pickle and can some Serano peppers from my garden, but I only want to do at most 4 half pints. Does anyone have any advice because all the tested recipes I have seen call for much more than I want to do.
If you are and you want to camp I would highly recommend using this website. There is a ton of helpful info and you can virtually 'tour' each campground.
Does anyone know of a good blunderbuss kit?
First off I hope this is an appropriate place to post this.
I was diagnosed with Addison's Disease just about 3 months ago. In that 3 months I have gained 20lbs (142-162). I can not seem to lose or maintain my weight and am constantly gaining. This is vastly different from before I went on meds for Addison's. I am looking for help losing the weight I have gained and from there maintaining my wieght.
I am a 25 year old 5'7 male. I eat a mainly paleo diet and when I tracked my calories in My Fitness Pal I averaged around ~1600 calories without really trying. As far as exercise I am doing the C25k program with a small amount of bodywieght training (about 3 days a week)
Not much of a surprise here: Ancient Chompers Were Healthier Than Ours
npr.org/blogs/health/2013/02/24/172688806/anc...This is the first year I have grown my own garden. I am not completely unfamiliar with garden, but I still have some questions. I am a little confused with plants I should start inside and when to start them.
My Plant list:
Oak leaf Lettuce, Arugala, Swiss Chard, Endive, Tomatoes, Zucchini, Yellow Squash, Jalapenos, Habaneros, Beets, Red Bell Peppers, Leeks, Onions, Kohlrabi, Tabacco.
I bolded the plants that (from my research) need to be started inside. Any other advice you may have for me would be awesome.
I live in Wisconsin.
For the last 10 years I had undiagnosed Addison's Disease Now it is properly diagnosed and treated I have a new found amazing level of energy. I would like to put some of this energy into riding bikes. I had an old 70's road schwin for awhile a few years ago and enjoyed it albeit slowly and not very often.
I went to my local bike store where I checked out the Trek FX line and Scott brand bikes. I would like something mainly for city road with a straight handle bar. My budget is right around $300 Would you have any suggestions or ideas?
TL;DR: Looking for a straight handle bar city road bike ~300.
I hope this is ok to post here, but I was not sure where else to put it. (Edit: Now I feel embarrassed I just found r/whichbike. I will leave this unless mods prefer to delete it)
For the last 10 years I had undiagnosed Addison's Disease Now it is properly diagnosed and treated I have a new found amazing level of energy. I would like to put some of this energy into riding bikes. I had an old 70's road schwin for awhile a few years ago and enjoyed it albeit slowly and not very often.
I went to my local bike store where I checked out the Trek FX line and Scott brand bikes. I would like something mainly for city road with a straight handle bar. My budget is right around $350 Would you have
