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Banh da is a kind of noodle in Vietnam. The main ingredients are rice flour (many places use cassava, corn, green beans ... or mixed together) with the liquid. There for it with a little tapioca for a reasonable rate to get more flexible, less paper-thin and easily broken if too much cassava (tapioca) will make the noodle are sour. There is also the other additives such as sesame, salt, pepper, garlic, coconut, onion, sugar ... depending on the places
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"Tatum" Outfit. This stunning outfit is now available at the Tres Chic Event! Tatum comes in 10 gorgeous colors and is rigged for Freya, Hourglass, Kupra, Legacy, and Maitreya. Each outfit comes with belt + metal HUD. Fatpack includes a color-changing HUD.
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Slime Moulds were once considered to be fungi but are now classified in a completely different kingdom. They begin life as tiny amoeba-like organisms which hunt for bacteria to eat. They mate to produce plasmodia which can grow to a large size feeding on micro-organisms. These slimy masses can move like giant amoeba. When food begins to wane, the plasmodium migrates to the surface and produces fruiting bodies (these are the fungi-like structures that we find). The plasmodia produce spores which hatch into amoebae to begin the life-cycle again.
Tapioca slime mold (Brefeldia maxima) on a dead tree.
Siatecznica okazała (Brefeldia maxima) na martwym drzewie.
Escaparate de Toledo (España)
Nota.- Coronel Tapioca es una cadena de tiendas especializada en ropa y todo tipo de articulos para la aventura (pantalones, chalecos, sombreros, cantimploras, brujulas, etc...)
Coronel Tapioca is a shop where you can find any kind of clothes and goods for adventure travelers
About ten months ago, I posted an SoS submission of a duo of sticky notes, one a tongue-in-cheek rebuttal to an inspirational message on the other. In the office across the hall from mine, where the aforementioned work was spotted, I not too long ago happened upon another creation, this time, a well-drawn example of expanding beyond the three-inch-square (76.2mm by 76.2mm) confines of a standard Post-It note.
I guess sharks have an undocumented hankering for boba drinks, as far as I can tell.
Tapioca slime mold (Brefeldia maxima) on a decaying tree stump.
Siatecznica okazała (Brefeldia maxima) na butwiejącym pieńku.
Tapioca slime mold (Brefeldia maxima) deep in ints sporulating phase, with exposed capillitium.
Siatecznica okazałą (Brefeldia maxima) głeboko w fazie produkcji zarodników, z odkrytą włośnią.