This is a very small issue that does not affect the game in any way other than a small inconvenience for the user. To sum it up, when viewing the past value and circulation of items, specifically when switching between the two graphs, the wrong graph can be displayed.Images attached here. The way this happens is first: by viewing the value of an item. Then, change the time of the graph to any value except the default one month option. After that, click on the circulation tab. Finally, click back on the value tab. Now you will see that the graph of the value is what was previously selected (all time in the example) but the one month box is checked.
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fast and good trade
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Definitely gonna try my hand at this, seems like it could be a traffic nightmare
Fast trade
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ayo lets go rifle medics really out here making a name for ourselves
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bump good trader friendly mug free
best wishes to you.
edit: found a faction. thanks to everyone for all the messages and conversation.
bump kind guy and easy to work with
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Congrats everyone! So happy to get to be a part of this amazing event!
Homemade apple fritters! Having trouble with the jntnet so here are the pictures: http://imgur.com/gallery/DbShiIA
I found the recipe here: https://www.macheesmo.com/cast-iron-homemade-apple-fritters/
The rundown:
1) Make the dough and let sit 2hr
2) Cut apples and add filling ingredients, cook the filling
3) When filling completely cool, roll out dough into large rectangle
4) Add 1/2 filling to 1/2 dough, fold over empty half. The goal is nice layers. Repeat one more time
5) Cut up the now layered dough into 1/2 inch pieces. Each individual fritter will be made of 3-4 of these, so separate them into groups and mash them together.
6) Heat up a skillet with 1/2 inch neutral oil (i used canola) to 350F
7) Fry each fritter a few minutes on each side. You know when to turn them when the edges are getting visibility brown, then give it a little bit longer to ensure the inside cooks all the way through.
8) Optionally, you can add a glaze, personally, I think it makes them too sugary, but a sweet pastry is a nice treat occasionally.
9) Share/Enjoy!
I have also made Cherry Fritters using cherry pie filling, they turned out decent, but you have to be sure to drain most of the "syrup" and just keep the cherries, otherwise it will leak out into the oil too much.
I found the recipe here: https://www.macheesmo.com/cast-iron-homemade-apple-fritters/
The rundown:
1) Make the dough and let sit 2hr
2) Cut apples and add filling ingredients, cook the filling
3) When filling completely cool, roll out dough into large rectangle
4) Add 1/2 filling to 1/2 dough, fold over empty half. The goal is nice layers. Repeat one more time
5) Cut up the now layered dough into 1/2 inch pieces. Each individual fritter will be made of 3-4 of these, so separate them into groups and mash them together.
6) Heat up a skillet with 1/2 inch neutral oil (i used canola) to 350F
7) Fry each fritter a few minutes on each side. You know when to turn them when the edges are getting visibility brown, then give it a little bit longer to ensure the inside cooks all the way through.
8) Optionally, you can add a glaze, personally, I think it makes them too sugary, but a sweet pastry is a nice treat occasionally.
9) Share/Enjoy!
I have also made Cherry Fritters using cherry pie filling, they turned out decent, but you have to be sure to drain most of the "syrup" and just keep the cherries, otherwise it will leak out into the oil too much.
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well I'm posting to be entered, but a PI would be nice as h e c k
awesome first elim experience, was awesome and a hell of a ride! Thanks and best of luck to everyone of my brother-mothers!
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Crocozade - It'll Crock Your 2am!