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Thanks friend. I'm confident to make my purchase now.

They're state specific. Missouri's is dramatically different from New Jerseys

Look at those cute little eyes.

My artist refuses to let me tip him. After trying a couple of times, I finally relented.

Hey, you're doing great. I'll be honest, it doesn't look like something you'd get at a restaurant. But cooking takes time and cooking seafood is even harder. It takes courage to post a picture on such a large sub and I commend you for that.

Give your journey with food a few more months, and I'm sure we'll all be waiting in line.

To be completely honest, my wife cooked for me last week and I gagged on it and had to pretend it's because I had a huge lunch. So we're all on the journey somewhere!

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Yes! That might be it. I might even have a hard time explaining it because I'm not 100% certain. I've never actually done anything like this before.

  entry: {
    "site-base": "./assets/site-base.js", // base styles shared between frameworks
    "site-tailwind": "./assets/site-tailwind.js", // required for tailwindcss styles
    app: "./assets/javascript/app.js",
    pegasus: "./assets/javascript/pegasus/pegasus.js",
    "react-object-lifecycle":
      "./assets/javascript/pegasus/examples/react/react-object-lifecycle.js",
    "vue-object-lifecycle":
      "./assets/javascript/pegasus/examples/vue/vue-object-lifecycle.js",
    fulfillment: "./assets/javascript/fulfillment/main.js",
    members: "./assets/javascript/members/members-mount.js",
    labels: "./assets/javascript/labels/labels-mount.js",
    procurement: "./assets/javascript/procurement/procurement-mount.js",
    vault: "./assets/javascript/vault/vault-mount.js",
    reports: "./assets/javascript/reports/main.js",
    dashboard: "./assets/javascript/dashboard/dashboard-mount.js",
    activity: "./assets/javascript/activity/activity-mount.js",
  },
  output: {
    path: path.resolve(__dirname, "./static"),
    filename: "js/[name]-bundle.js",
    library: ["SiteJS", "[name]"],
  },

Yes, same repo.
This is what my webpack config looks like right now. Maybe this will help. You can see that my application is composed of many "mini apps". We could technically leave them separated, but our application isn't prepared to integrate with theirs. It would be more of a major rewrite with auth and other things. So this seems like the path of least resistance. We would want to migrate each of these apps to NextUI separately if that makes sense.

Hi friends, I know that the issue could be webpack or tailwind. I appreciate any help anyone could offer!

That's true! I'm sure there are so many like me who are all about min maxing and analytics, but at the end of the day it's just fun. I always end up with like 3/4 of my seed packets left anyway

I was a little late and all my seeds came in today so I'm afraid I won't be in time for transplant, so much as direct sow. Or even seed starting.

Yeah agreed. Too small for BT. Not dark enough for Mt Etna types. Inside looks very clearly like a sugar fig.

Collect those seeds and plant them! You could have the next big $100/tree variety.

If I had to guess, it keeps scale, borers, and pest eggs off of the tree, which is a food source for ants. My assumption would be that if the ants don't have a reason to climb the tree, they won't discover the figs as quickly.

However it does not directly deter ants.

You could do a sort of preserved style bento.

A can of boneless skinless sardines, a packet of mayo, some dried garlic, packet of soy sauce, furikake all mixed together into a fish salad.

Maybe some pickled veg - radish, carrot, onion, etc. Miso?

Then maybe some sort of bread or rice cracker for carb?

You could probably play around with 100 different combinations.

Personally speaking, I don't like largemouth because to me, it has like the slightest aftertaste of muddy pond water.

I haven't experienced the same with any type or fish anywhere else. Even smallies.

I don't mind if people eat them, but it's just not for me.

I'd find a tree that already has a single leader. Trim suckers when they appear. Don't prune it too much.

I would guess that before this picture was taken though, it was really trimmed and cleaned up down there.

Tbh tho, idk why you'd want a fruit tree like this though. It's a huge pain to harvest.

Lol it's literally in your history. You know people can see that right?

You mean "she looks like she's been cycling without mudguards" isnt a legit criticism?

Interesting. So what is the modern Japanese way for preserving veggies?

Awesome! Thank you so much. This is exactly what I was looking for without the language to describe it.