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Thank you for the review. I too am on the hunt for a signature fragrance that seems to allude me. I'm drawn to warm vanilla fragrances, but the ones I've been coming across just haven't been hitting the right notes. The search continues.

Hey fellow vanilla enthusiasts, I've come across an online seller offering 1 pound of vanilla beans grade a for $90, and they seem to have some positive reviews. I'm curious to know what sets these online vanilla beans apart from the ones you typically find at convenience stores. Has anyone here purchased from this online seller before? Are their beans really worth the price, and how's the quality? Your insights would be greatly appreciated!

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As the release of VVE mod is getting closer, my hype is growing and wanted to know if anybody is also hyped and the wait is killing them, and what do they expect and thoughts in regards the mechanics and war crimes planned.

PS: I was following some of your questions on the forum in the recent days and saw that you work a lot with the window and document scope. You can do most things in the hypeDocument scope making the whole thing more "modular" and "localized".

Yesterday, I shared my preferred approach to listening for click events with vanilla JavaScript: event delegation. When an element in the DOM is clicked, the event bubbles all the way up to the parent element (the document and then the window). This...

But my favorite part was the frosting, which I liked even more than the cake, and has taken hold in my mind as a Platonic, ideal version of frosting. It was extremely light and fluffy, and free of that teeth-shocking sweetness that frostings often have. The flavors were intense and balanced. The vanilla frosting really tasted like vanilla beans, and the cream cheese frosting was the perfect balance of sweet and tang, lightness and flavor.

Unfortunately, the start of Wow Classic is the only time that it will have the kind of hype that it did. It was so hyped that streamers and players who would never touch the game tried it, which spread even more hype for the game.

I'm sorry, but has he ever met an influencer? We're a bunch of petulant little children warring over tiny mindshare fiefdoms. Whenever something takes the developer world by storm, it's never because we banded together to puppeteer your brains. It's rarely even because of influencers pivoted from Old Thing to New Hotness. 99% of the time all the current influencers are still trying to sell Old Thing, and the hype comes from fans of New Hotness becoming influencers. There are still people pushing Ruby on Rails.

Like, for example, Jared White! All through the piece he talks about how React is temporary while Rails is timeless. Does he not realize that Rails went through the same hype cycle? Everybody was saying that Rails was the future of webdev and you better get on board or be left behind. To pretend otherwise is either total cluenessless or deceit.

These days, you can't get away from these topics. It's a marketing tsunami of "low-code" and "no-code" vendor hype. I have some issues with the low-code hype festival. But: since that 2018 piece, I've also seen compelling examples of business users designing/automating their own workflows - without need for IT.

That brought me back to midmarket cloud ERP player Acumatica. Why? Because long before the low-code hype train got rolling, Acumatica loaded their release demos with these kinds of workflows. Often, Acumatica showed them on mobile devices, where ERP vendors feared to tread. No, Acumatica isn't the only vendor with good ERP automation tools. But they were shipping product in this area earlier than most. So I invited Acumatica's Ali Jani, Chief Product Officer, to weigh in on what we've learned.

Jani started with a hugely important point: SaaS ERP has been great for moving customers out of the legacy customization trap, but: SaaS has been too vanilla. Keeping SaaS to standard comes at a user-unfriendly cost. Customizing your SaaS workflows is a potent way of changing that. As Jani explains:

This no-code/low-code conversation is far preferable to the PR hype about "building beautiful no-code apps." Business users probably don't have the skills to build beautiful apps - quit fantasizing that no-code gives them that ability. iOS and Android still thrive on device-specific development. That said, Ali pointed out that even the best developers are increasingly using low-code building blocks, and why not? The lines are blurring; duplicating code that works perfectly makes no sense.

At upscale supermarkets, you pay extra for ambience. To see how much, we shopped for the same grocery cart of food at Whole Foods and Trader Joe's. Our basket included one gallon of milk, a rib-eye steak, extra-virgin olive oil, blueberries, cage-free eggs, a pineapple, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese, hot dogs, a baguette and vanilla ice cream. At Whole Foods, the total came to $67.60; at Trader Joe's, the bill was $52.63 -- some 22% less. Also, before you pay more for organic produce, consult the Environmental Working Group's list of the Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 as a guide to which fruits and vegetables tend to contain worrisome levels of pesticides, and which don't. Topping the group's clean list are onions, avocados, sweet corn and pineapple. On the dirty list: celery, peaches, strawberries and apples. e24fc04721