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  Pure VPN uses 256-bit encryption and supports L2TP/IPsec protocols as well as SSTP and SSL. They also seem to support OpenVPN though it’s not clearly mentioned in their “Packages” page.
  A peek into their Privacy Policy shows that they don’t release information about the user’s account unless such information is requested under the law. This can be interpreted to mean that the company doesn’t follow the “Zero-Logging” policy. For people who prefer totally confidential services, it can be an instant turnoff.
  The VPN comes with a lot of features to cater for your every need. It supports Linux, Mac, and PC operating systems and supports a range of devices including Android, Cellphone, the Tomato router, DDWRT routers, iOS, tablets, and windows mobile.
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  Pure VPN promises 24/7 support and they truly live up to it. A “Live Chat” feature is prominently displayed across the homepage. If you have any questions, just initiate a chat and you’ll get the necessary assistance. In addition to the “Live Support,” users also have access to a support ticketing system. If, while using the product, you encounter any challenge, simply request a support ticket, ask your question and wait for a reply. Pure VPN also has an elaborate FAQs section which carries answers to some of the most queries received. Alternatively, just follow the company on social media where you can chat freely with the support desk.
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  We recently started a cooking club at church. This month's "secret ingredient" (aka "theme") was pumpkin pie spice. Naturally, all of our food actually included pumpkin, too.
  I wanted to make pumpkin cheesecake truffles. I found recipes for pumpkin truffles, pumpkin cheesecake, and cheesecake truffles, but no true pumpkin cheesecake truffles. I didn't care much for most of the recipes I found--I didn't want to use white chocolate chips in my truffle center--and, you know, I'm wayward and crafty.
  I decided to actually make a pumpkin cheesecake and then make it into truffles. But, honestly, I didn't want to have to deal (read: gain the weight from) an entire pumpkin cheesecake. So I searched out a pumpkin cheesecake recipe that was already adapted for muffin tins (recalculating baking time = nightmare! for me).
  I took Tante Marie's newsletter's muffin tin pumpkin cheesecake I found and halved it, eliminating both the crust and the cream topping, and baking in a water bath to prevent cracking (which, admittedly, isn't super likely in such small cakes) or burning. Then I followed the steps from Edible Garden to make crustless cheesecake into truffles.
  Preheat oven to 325 F and line 6 muffin cups with paper liners. Put water on to boil. Mix cream cheese and pumpkin in mixing bowl until well combined. Add egg, brown sugar, maple syrup, and spices (can substitute 1/4 tsp pumpkin pie spice), and mix until combined. Pour into prepared muffin cups, dividing batter equally.
  Place a jelly roll pan or deeper baking pan that's large enough to hold the muffin tin on the middle rack in the heated oven and pour the boiling water in the pan--be sure the water won't go over the top of the muffin tin! (As you can see, I added a kitchen towel in my water bath because of something I'd read on the Internet. Don't know if it helped, but it sure made me nervous!)
  Place the filled muffin tin in the water bath and bake for 15-17 minutes, until centers are set. Remove from oven and cool. Once cool, freeze for at least 4 hours.
  Once the cheesecakes are frozen solid, they're ready to dip in chocolate. Break the chocolate bars into a microwave safe bowl and melt them, heating for 30 second intervals (or over a double boiler, if you'd like). Remove the cheesecakes from the freezer, and peel the paper lining from the cheesecakes (paper liners aren't a picnic, but I think they'd be easier to remove than foil). Cut the cheesecakes in quarters.
  Using two forks and working quickly, coat the quarters in melted chocolate. If necessary, reheat the chocolate. Seriously, work fast and be careful--not only does the chocolate solidify quickly on the surface, and have a bit of a hard time adhering, but also the condensation from the frozen cheesecakes can and will seize the chocolate if you're not fast enough.
  Let the chocolates harden/cool on waxed paper (it won't take long). Store in the refrigerator or freezer (the crystals are noticeable in the frozen version, but the flavor is still great).
  The result (when it worked out well!): a hard chocolate shell holding soft, smooth cheesecake. The cheesecake and pumpkin were both unmistakeable--it's a lot of flavor packed in a little bite!
  I tried two variations of my truffles, and this one was far and away the favorite at my cooking club.
  These look great! I'm definitely going to attempt this on Friday! I went to an apple orchard two weeks ago and picked up a pumpkin that I've been adding to practically everything since then. Pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin bread, pumpkin chili (which isn't as gross as it sounds) and pumpkin cookies (oatmeal, cranberry, oatmeal, raisin, and then all of that plus walnuts and chocolate).
  The cookies were only so-so but probably because I opted to use apple sauce instead of butter and there was just way too much going on!
  These look so yummy! Pumpkin, Cheescake and Chocolate- 3 of my favorite things! They've been pinned and stumbled! :)
  This sounds delicious. I would love for you to stop by and link up your project to More the Merrier Monday. It lasts through Wednesday so you have plenty of time to link up.
  
  Children get high fevers. So when Willow gets a high fever, I do not panic. Of course, not panicking tends to include wondering whether we should take her to the hospital, general anxiety and lack of sleep even if she's taken well in hand by her father in the other room, and compulsive temperature-checking to the point that Willow starts screaming as soon as she sees the thermometer.
  Children get over their high fevers are return to their usual selves. Of course, this is a general statement, and the usual self has picked up all kinds of bad habits including refusing to eat, sleep, and be merry.
  Those were some giant double-pointed knitting needles Old Nan was using in Game of Thrones last night--did you see those?
  Ah, I know what you mean! The bamsegutt has had a terrible winter of picking up everything, the worst being a temp of 40C on Christmas Eve (not sure what that is in F). I panicked the first time, but then you just dish out the painkillers and and learn how to deal with it! I hope she's feeling better soon. Best wishes
  
  SOTU happens to fall on Fat Tuesday this year, which is absolutely appropriate given this is the last moment the country will be eating once the plague of stimulus infects all sources of wealth. We're hosting a party, so unless the guests start begging to watch I'll have to miss it.
  For the record, this is my attitude towards just about anything the President says regarding stimulus --"even when he's changed it or condensed it." Although I reserve the right to revise and extend my remarks later.
  Also for the record, for reasons I've stated elsewhere, I protest there being a response to the SOTU, even if it is Slumdog Governor who delivers it.
  
  An inscription on the reverse of one of the plaster panels confirms that John Field painted this fine pair of silhouettes showing Charles Hampden Turner and his wife Mary in February 1823.
  Mary Rohde was born in 1781 in Limehouse in Middlesex, the eldest daughter of Major Rohde and his wife Mary. In February 1801 she married Charles Hampden Turner of Bromley. She died in October 1866 at the age of 85.
  
  The US dollar went back and forth on Thursday against the Japanese yen, as we are continuing to figure out what to do longer term.
  The Australian dollar did rally a bit during the trading session on Thursday but as you can see, we continue to struggle to get above.
  GBP/USD managed to settle above the resistance at 1.3665 and is trying to get above the next resistance level at 1.3710.
  The huge rally on Wednesday is impressive, but it may just be a reaction to the inauguration of President Biden.
  The silver markets have reached towards the $26 level during the trading session on Wednesday, an area that has been resistance more than once.
  Gold markets have rallied significantly on Wednesday to reach towards the 50 day EMA yet again. More importantly, we have broken above significant resistance.
  A surge in U.S. debt-funded spending would be a positive for the global economy and commodity-linked currencies like the Aussie and Kiwi.
  The Euro has rallied pretty significantly during the trading session on Tuesday, as the 50 day EMA seems to have offered support.
  
  Engine was overhauled (piston, rings and main bearings) and suspension services and links at the rear shock replaced.
  End last year I bought a RM85 for my son for R12000, which is in "as new" condition, engine starts first kick and no mechanical noizes what so ever (the aftermarket pipe makes a hell of a noize when the power kicks in - but that is a different story)
  My question to the guys that bought/ sold a KDX recently = what would a fair price be for a well used 8 year old KDX?
  Really all depends on physical condition. 2006 was the last year they were made and having never seen a picture of the bike I would guess you should expect to pay anything from R12k - R16k.
  I paid R 5500.00 for a 2000 KDX200 a month ago mechanically the bike is in reasonably good condition. The rear mudguard and some other plastics need replacement
  2006s can go from anything between 18 and 24k. The kdx is a noisy motor. Personally I'd buy a ktm 200. Much better suspension .
  Another thing. Kdxs don't sell quickly. Unless they go for a steal. My mate had a very nice bike and it sat for ages at 19k. He lost 13k on on it with everything he spent.
  I Have a KDX 200 for sale it is a 2006 model, I will let it go for 13k to a dog with a box full of extra plastics etc. Had it in the mountain kingdom over Easter and it ran better than my other KDX.
  Jeez I can not believe how the KDX depreciated! I was seriously considering selling mine but at these prices definitely keeping it.
  
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