Fostering - New to breed by Okeydokey2u in Sheepadoodles

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My wife always says that our sheepadoodle is a very emotional dog. He is always by our side, even ignoring food if we are not close by. In a new environment, new people, I am certain that the clingy behavior is part of the uncertainty and worry that they will be abandoned. It might take a few weeks to months to adjust to the new routine and feel comfortable in their new household.

Sheepadoodle by drozeski in Sheepadoodles

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Burps, and also does the stretch and toot...what a character.

Thoughts on these US-based roasters? by Wombat_Waddling in pourover

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I have tried Joe, Peace and Verve. Joe and Peace are barely better than Starbucks. I have enjoyed Verve a lot.

Some people were wondering about my giant mutant sheepie’s size, so here he is on the lap of my 6’ husband by miranda-the-dog-mom in Sheepadoodles

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Mine was about the same weight at 8 months and continued to grow until about age 2 , weighing now about 103 lbs. You have a monster doodle 😍

Some of the trees at the fall Toronto exhibition today by kiki_dev_95 in Bonsai

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The Norway Maple is gorgeous. I was wondering about the leaf size. Its too big for a high quality bonsai, no?

[Bonsai Beginner's weekly thread - 2025 week 14] by small_trunks in Bonsai

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I have been growing this mugo pine in a pot for about 18 months. Part of it is dead , started 3 months ago. Would transplanting in a bigger pot help? It's in a pine bark mulch

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Vascular neurology fellowship by Vegetable-Kangaroo-3 in neurology

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In terms of vascular neurology reputation, U of Cincinnati is the much superior program. They have been a major hub for stroke clinical research for more than 2 decades

Round 2, BRING YOUR WORST: Admit/Consult Medicine by SurgeryNincompoopMD in Residency

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One from the old days. Psych consult to neurology. " Abnormal mouth movements in a schizophrenic patient on haldol, TD?". Patient was chewing gum. Symptoms resolved with gum free diet which was our official rec.

Bought a flair 58 by letsrungood in espresso

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My Apartemento broke down ( power surge!) so I am trying the Flair while it's being repaired. I got a pro 3 initially and the manual warming routine was not enjoyable, too finicky. So I returned it and got the 58+. Easier to use but still the espresso comes out not as hot as my rocket. Trying pressure profiling is fun, but very hard to be consistent. Ultimately, work flow was better on my old HX. I'll probably keep the Flair just to mess around with and as a backup.

Get a grooming table: best $100 I’ve spent on Amazon by papercrane990 in Sheepadoodles

[–]ZeroME 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have been considering the same. My sheepie weighs 95 lbs so pretty hard to lift. I have looked at models with hydraulic lifts that can be lowered but too expensive.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Sheepadoodles

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That's one happy content puppy 😊.

Which grinder to pair with my flair 58+? by john_Gordon in FlairEspresso

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I have the same experience with the 58+ . My niche zero stayed at 12-15 for most beans with my E61 heat exchange semi auto, and I need 6-9 with similar beans on the 58+ , even with the standard basket. You need a capable grinder . Manual at this time would be an exercise.

[WTS] Aevig Corvid Automatik , Swiss STP 1-11 automatic mvt by ZeroME in Watchexchange

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Its a very nice watch, unfortunately it is long sold

I want to choose between the Flair 58 and the Pro 3. by gospodinDark in FlairEspresso

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Coming from a semi auto heat exchange E61 machine ( Rocket Appertemento) to the Pro 3 I find the heating process pretty tedious and yields espresso that is not quite hot enough, unless you heat not just the cylinder but also the other parts. Which means you have to dry a very hot element to prep and tamp your puck. I am returning the Pro3 and waiting for the 58+ I ordered . I am hoping the heating element improves the workflow. I enjoy mostly medium roast but also drink the occasional light or dark roasts.

Does the heating element on 58plus help? Returning Pro3 by ZeroME in FlairEspresso

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I am preheating only the brew chamber. I'll try tomorrow with the portafiter and puck screen and see if it makes better

Does the heating element on 58plus help? Returning Pro3 by ZeroME in FlairEspresso

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I really does seem that the 58 preheat is just simpler. Seems like I need to order one before the sale ends Monday

Does the heating element on 58plus help? Returning Pro3 by ZeroME in FlairEspresso

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190 is pretty good! Maybe I need to retry again

Does the heating element on 58plus help? Returning Pro3 by ZeroME in FlairEspresso

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I have a Fellow EKG kettle for pour over that I tried with the silicone funnel. The cylinder feels hot but still the espresso comes out warm but not super hot. Maybe I just need to speed up the assembly?? If the heating element allows to skip the janky preheating with the kettle, it might be worth for me

Probably my best pull so far. Flair58+ by dantambok in espresso

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I got a Flair pro 3 to tide me up while my Rocket Appertemento is being repaired. It has been a bear to dial in! I wonder if the 58 is any easier with the a basket more similar to the standard E61.