The checklist bonus cannot be added at the moment it is made. That's because you have up to the 24 hours in a day, to make more earnings. It's always the next day.
1 yellow box cake mix
3 or 4 eggs
1/2 to 1 cup of oil
1 cup of water
1 tub of coconut pecan icing
Bake on 350 in a tube (bundt) pan for 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
I used Pillsbury yellow cake mix. Also used Pillsbury coconut pecan icing. I added 3 eggs and 2/3rds cups of olive oil, plus the one cup of water. I baked this on 300 for 50 minutes. It was looking very brown so I turned it down to 275 and baked it 25 more minutes. Depends on the pan you are using. Yes, you mix it all together including the tub of icing. It is a very moist melt in your mouth, sweet tasty cake. I sprinkled some confectioner sugar on mine. It would be good with various flavors of ganache. Also I read some use a chocolate cake mix instead of yellow. I think it would be good as a sheet cake and less cooking time.
Next time, I am going to reduce the oil to one half a cup because I don't think it needs so much. What I found online called for a whole cup of cooking oil and 4 eggs.....you don't need that much.
You could say I came across this by accident. I had a yellow box mix and a tub of coconut pecan icing so I went on a search to see what I could do with the two.
Only thing is, they say copperheads are not aggressive and will usually run the other way when confronted. Just the opposite of a cottonmouth. They say cottonmouth's are very aggressive and will keep trying to bite you.
At first, I thought it might be a young cottonmouth. Cottonmouths around here are usually very dark, almost black but the young ones can be lighter. I was mighty sure it wasn't a cottonmouth as I got a better look at him due to it's distinct saddle markings.
However, he would not run away. He kept standing up, striking at me, trying to bite. I took the shovel, and sort of scoop flipped him a ways towards the pond. He came back towards me and every time I would flip him with the shovel, he still turned back and came for me. By this time, I decided he was a copperhead and I had enough of him. Flipped him a good one and when he tried to strike that time, I let him have it and pinned his head/neck area with the shovel.
All my grass is freshly mowed. I do have a lot of stick piles up against trees. I pick up sticks and limbs that fall from the trees, and will make piles by a tree. I do that all thru out the summer months and then when the weather cools, I have to get a burn code (permit), collect all the sticks to one huge pile, and burn it all.
Copperheads like wood piles. I figure he must have made a home in one of those stacks of sticks. Not sure why he was crawling in the short grass towards me. The weather here has cooled a tad. Could be he was simply cooling off in the grass. Or maybe he was hungry!
This feller would not leave. He/She just kept on striking, trying to bite me. Normally, I won't kill a snake unless I think it's poisonous. I have to kill the poisonous ones because they put me and all the critters out here in jeopardy. At first, I thought it was a big brown snake but then noticed it's bands and distinct markings. I thought it might be a young cottonmouth (water moccasin) but I concluded this is a copperhead. I was working on the deck and took a break prancing around with only flip-flops on my feet, smashing mole tunnels. Do you know what a mole tunnel is? Pesky creatures and I sure have a lot of them out here. I had the flat square head shovel, smashing down the mole tunnels when this snake appeared and wanted to fight. I tried to shoo him off and he was determined to fight. I thought it best for him to meet his maker....better him then me! I've never been good at identifying snakes. I still have the shovel stuck in his neck as I might get a better look at his head, after I am sure he is dead.
The checklist bonus is paid daily. Of course, they don't pay the checklist bonus the same day you make it because you might make more before the day is over.
You are absolutely correct about not having a checklist bonus if they don't give it. That would not make any sense to anyone. I'm wondering why you even made such a statement because everyone gets paid their checklist bonuses.
It seems like you are asking, 'is the terms and conditions really being read?' as that is the only question I think I see in your post. Therefore, kind of tough to answer that because there would be no way I could know if someone reads the terms or not.
I can answer for myself with a YES, I always read the terms and policies BEFORE I sign up to anything or put my name on anything.
oberder wrote: ( *thinking...* ) Accomplishing mediocre and repetitive duties every other day... analytical thinking to problems... repeating same replies and duties...
Yep, I guess that is it daxserver. We dream weird stuff that appears to be often tangled in with real life stuff.
Pet Trade Center : Well, maybe I dreamed this because of clicking on cats instead of dogs here at ClixSense. Trade off? Also, I have a lot of pets. Rarely but some times I shop online at some of the pet stores.
Tires: This could be due to some of the tire surveys I have done thru ClixSense. More so, many of the survey qualifying questions will ask if you plan on buying a new vehicle or tires.
Air Freshener: I look at scented candles online often and have scented candles and various air fresheners
8 Tracks: Not sure where this came from. In fact, I am pretty sure I have never watched a movie on an 8 track....not even sure but I don't think movies were ever made on 8 track. I did in fact have 8 tracks that played music and 8 track players, back in the early 1970's. I don't physically rent movies but I do stream movies thru netflix.
Shirt/Blouse: I've always liked ladies peasant blouses. They are some what out of style these days in the USA. I can remember wearing them back in the 1970's. I certainly wouldn't pay 9 thousand dollars for one. lol Maybe I was dreaming some what of the old days in the 1970's when we listened to 8 tracks and wore peasant blouses.
Kind of weird how our dreams come out, all tangled and crazy.
I would say, that vaseline petro jelly is probably the best thing you can use. I will also suggest 'Vaseline Lotion' that comes in the pale yellow bottle which contains vitamins A and E. Use 'Dove' bar soap (the white). Most IMPORTANTLY, drink WATER every day.
Almost all my life, I have used/done the above.
I do not suggest much anything else.
I will say, I do like some of the 'Aveeno' products, they are very good.
I'll also strongly suggest 'Dove' bar soap (the regular white dove soap).
At least a few times a month, rub vaseline petro all over you. Leave it on a few minutes (yes you'll be greasy to say the least), whilst you run a very warm bath water. Take a normal bath, using soap (I suggest dove). The vaseline will sink into your skin due to the water moisture and heat of the bath water. Dry off as normal. You'll feel like a babies butt.
I am 56 years old and get complimented on my skin, all the time, even from doctors and nurses. I even get ask what I do. And the above IS exactly what I do and have done for 30+ years.
( *thinking...* ) Accomplishing mediocre and repetitive duties every other day... analytical thinking to problems... repeating same replies and duties...
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