I got my bathrooms renovated a year ago, and the folks that did it were excellent, they not have some sample videos of before and after shots, see http://www.homeworks.ie
Simple and very very very yummy. Prepare today for tomorrow 1-2 pks (14 biscuits approx but depends on size) of really good quality double chocolate chip cookies 100ml Baileys Cream Liqueur 250ml Cream, whipped Chocolate Shavings, Drops to decorate, or Cadburys Flake broken up, or sprinkle of cocoa Use a 9" spring form tin otherwise its tricky to remove the finished cake Pour the Bailey into a bowl One by one, dip or soak (depending on how strong you want it) the biscuits into the Baileys Once each on is soaked place in the tin until you have a layer Cover and spread evenly the freshly whipped cream Repeat the dipping processing and make another layer on top of the cream Cover and spread with cream again Sprinkle with the chocolate shavings or drops or flake etc to decorate Leave in the fridge overnight to allow the biscuits to absorb the cream mixture Remove from fridge just before serving and enjoy !!! (Increase quantities of Baileys and biscuits as required) Serve as is without
i've been testing imgproxy, to handle our image serving needs, and it looks good. our existing servers are php based, and we sign and encode our urls for images. To test out imgproxy , I wanted to simply drop it in as a replacement for our servers by sending a % of traffic. There are many ways to do this, varnish was one, with custom code, but nginx is our go-to web server, so I had to find a way to have nginx sit in front of imgproxy and rewrite the decoded url. I settled on using njs, the cut down version of javascript that plugs into nginx as a loadable module. Then use proxy_pass to pass the uri to javascript that will return the imgproxy compatable url, and proxy to it. a sample url would be http://foo.bar/images/c2lnbmF0dXJlZm9vaHR0cDovL3MzLWV1LXdlc3QtMS5hbWF6b25hd3MuY29tL215YnVja2V0b2ZwaG90b3MvcGhvdG9fb2ZfYV9jYXQ1fHx8MTIwMHgxMjAwfHx8fHx8fHw==.jpeg it has a sig, a bucket url, and parameters like image size. Getting nginx setup nginx.conf load_module modules/ngx_http_js
at last, the kind folks in Resol sent me the protocol specification for vbus with openwrt and rrdcollect and rrdcgi, I can now graph the pumps and temperature information of my solar water system. There is a bash script that collects from the serial port, decodes it , and then outputs the values to a file that rrdcollect parses. All good, some holes in the graphs, probably a bad awk in my script, to be investigated. Once it's working reliably with no holes, I will try to post graphs here, somehow EDIT: Now there is a google group http://groups.google.com/group/resol-vbus EDIT: I wrote a utility to parse the data, seems to have gotten lost in the group, it's here https://code.google.com/p/vbusdecode/
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