I get that the orange idiot isn’t carefully considering anything he puts in place, but his stupid shit aside and going by the headline “logging doesn’t prevent wildfires” alone-- why not? I was under the impression that controlled burns reduced fire risk, so is logging the same swaths as those burns would’ve been not a valid method of wildfire reduction?
Library of Congress is better because Melvil Dewey sucked and also all bible classifications start with the letters BS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Congress_Classification
I just found a picture of the sign:
お持ち帰りになれる方は15分（余熱固くなります）
その場で食べられる方は17分
固めが好きな方は20分以上
*約71Cです。ゆでで卵になりません
15 minutes for those who can take it home (residual heat hardens it)
17 minutes for those who can eat on the spot
20 minutes or more for those who like it hard
*It is about 71C. It will not be boiled egg.
So yeah, looks like it won’t come out like a hard boiled egg-- the closest is that 20+ mins “katame” being “somewhat firm”.
I usually don’t make them in the summer because when I go I always want to use the nearby foot bath and it’s already hot as hell so I just end up sweating even more. But the eggs are really good and it’s been awhile so maybe I’ll head back out there soon.
Yeah I think with the lower temp they never get truly hard, but I’ve never tried for too long because I like them on the softer side. Maybe I’ll leave one in a really long time as an experiment
Really depends on how hot the onsen is and how long you leave the eggs in. There’s one near me with a sign listing minutes for what style you want the eggs to come out.
Yeah, I get that the admin is shit, but I’m wondering about a tangent here:
Why are burns prescribed instead of logging in general?