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I was "juicing" for a while until it got to be a little expensive for my budget. You can very quickly go through a weeks worth of vegetables in just a couple days when you're juicing. Since we're sharing recipes, I'll share one of my Fall favorites: Sweet Potato & Anasazi Bean Stew (sorry, US metrics) Totally off-topic: I find it interesting to find people who don't have a TV, like myself. I haven't had a TV service in years! I found the main use I was using the TV for was background noise. I also found that any shows which I had an interest in, could be found online at the station's website the following day they air. So I've only had internet service for years now. If I want to keep up with any TV shows, I can simply watch them online. For background noise, I now turn on internet radio and I'm set. I honestly find it strange that people have cable or satellite TV these days. It's just a waste of money.

Thanks, JawZ! I used to take a daily multi-vitamin and an Omega capsule which had all 3 omega oils in it as well, but have left that behind for the most part. I can tell a difference when I took them because when I did I "felt" like I had more energy. This was a simple side-effect of the high dose of B vitamins which were present in the pills, though. I have found the best thing to curve my sweet-tooth are Fuji apples. I don't particularly care for apples much, with Fuji apples being the only exception. They're among the sweetest of the apples you can buy and really satisfy my sweet cravings well. Almost as good as dark chocolate (60% cacao)...the one thing I can never give up!

It's been a while so an update you shall have! I've fallen into what I call a 90% vegetarian lifestyle. My main source of food comes from grains, fruits, and vegetables. I found this quite difficult at first simply due to the area I live, family, friends, and culture. I live in a town with a population of just over 18,300. Options for grocery shopping are very limited with the next best options being a hour and a half away...not a trip for to be making once or twice a week just for groceries. Family, friends, and culture all play a role as well. Most people in this area are raised with traditional "southern" values. Meat is the staple of nearly every meal. So visiting friend and family, it's hard to stick to a strict vegetarian diet. Even finding a vegetarian meal at a restaurant can be a challenge. With all this in mind, I stick to my vegetarian lifestyle as much as possible. If I go out with friends or am visiting family, I will occasionally eat meat because the options are very limited. When I do eat meat it's either fish or poultry, though. I rarely ever eat any type of beef nor pork and I even more rarely eat any kind of fried food. I am borderline lactose intolerant so I don't eat much dairy either. Milk is out of the question, but it's no loss due to the fact I don't care for the taste unless it's chocolate milk. I tend to go with almond milk as a substitute. Grains in my diet typically consist of whole grain breads (brown breads), rice (white and brown), and rolled oats for oatmeal and baking. I've found a very filling and tasty meal is a fillet of fish on top a bed of rice. Simple and quick yet filling! I love nuts as well, but they tend to be expensive so I don't eat as much as I'd like. I can't think of anything else to add. Got questions, just ask! ::

Meaning some users have reported the points at which they are placed produces some issues due to the mods that are installed and "benchmarked" before supporting mods are installed (such as XMPS being installed without running FNIS). I've not looked into it in any detail, but was planning on doing so since there's at least one upcoming mod/update that will require a new game.

Do you have all the BSAs checked in Archives tab? Are you using ENBoost or an ENB Preset with the memory section of enblocal.ini properly set up for your system?

It's going to be very dependant on your setup and how modded the game is. Sorry, but the only honest and real answer to that is "test it out". Test to see what kind of performance you achieve in both scenarios and use whichever worked the best.

Z, benchmark points need review. Some of them cause problems with last few releases of STEP with their placements.

Windows 10 drivers limit DX9 to 4GBs. Use what the tools provides, not Windows.

If it's causing an issue it needs to be reported via the new Bug Tracker.

I've updated the link to point to the actual DLL.

Are you sure you're following the STEP instructions? I just did the same and mine is saying 5.5. https://copy.com/1KLcrflfDebN0pTn

That weight was forwarded from WAF as far as I can tell. WAF v5.1 has it set to 5.5. Make sure your WAF install is up-to-date.

Well...you're not really running STEP. Those mountain textures (non-snowy) aren't in STEP. Neither is that HUD element. You sure you aren't running something like SR:LE?

I'm told they've now stopped teaching cursive writing in most schools. This blew my mind. When I was told this the first question I asked was, how do these kids sign their names then? I'm also told kids are being taught how to use calculators and are allowed to use them during all their work. It's no wonder the newer generations are getting dumber and dumber.

That appears to be a snow shader. A missing texture would appear as purple. It's hard to tell within the context of that single image.

It's mainly the game-play and UI that annoys me. Some aspects are so different than what I'm used to in other games that it's hard to look past them. The theme of the game has never really grasp my attention for very long either. I'm more of a fantasy/D&D type of guy.

That's because I've never played a Fallout title for any length of time. I usually find several things that annoy the hell out of me to the point that I stop playing. Textures I can see some improvements but a lot of the same ol'Bethesda mess at release. The textures, overall, suck. Very little detail to the point that a lot of those shots really reminds me of the Sims. Textures simply look rushed to meet the release deadline. They will probably come out with a high res DLC again after giving the artists some extra time with textures. AA seems to be eh; 4xMSAA? AF looks to be around 8x. The water looks better than it did in Skyrim at release so there seems to have been improvements there. Blood appears to be hooker-red for some reason and there are still blood spatters on the screen. I hate screen spatter for anything because you should be seeing that as if you are looking through a camera. This should only be a thing if you're wearing some type of eye protection (goggles, sunglasses, helmet, etc). Lighting Lighting sucks. This is on the console, though, so I'm not sure how harsh to judge knowing consoles are more limited than PCs. AO is terrible, if even present. Shadows are just lacking overall. That hazy bloom in exterior is way over played and needs to go away. This title will definitely benefit from ENBSeries.

Nope, you're stuck with 4064 for use in the enblocal.ini. It's been reported by dozens of users. I've also talked to Boris and Sheson about it who seem to think the same thing. The drivers for Windows 8/10 are limited to using 4GB for DX9 games and that's it. Windows 7 is the last OS that will allow more, unless a driver update fixes this in the future.

Thanks for the fix!

@Sheson Sent you a PM on here.

Those should have been cleaned out once deleted so looks like there is something funky with the code on the Guide. I've split this topic out into an issue thread so S4N can take a look.

Nope, to be honest no one has really even been working towards the next release yet. We're all just doing our own side projects right now.

If the masters aren't sorted to begin with, then the author needs to sort them, work out any issues, and reupload them for users.

Yes, I'll get the Guide updated tomorrow for this.

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