Admin Siddharth

I totally agree with the 2-3 hour rule. But I also think it depends on your lifestyle. My partner works late shifts and often eats at 10 PM before a 1 AM bedtime. For him, that's the "best" time given his schedule. The key is consistency. Try to eat your last major meal around the same time every day to help regulate your body's internal clock. And keep it light! A heavy, greasy meal at any hour is tough to digest. So, a good rule of thumb is earlier and lighter.

Honestly, in vanilla Minecraft, you can't directly "increase" the despawn rate. Items on the ground will always despawn after exactly 5 minutes (6000 game ticks) if you're more than 128 blocks away. If you're within that range, the timer is paused. There's no setting to change this.

However, if you're trying to reduce lag from a massive number of items, here are some things you can do: * Use hoppers or minecart with hoppers to collect items instantly. * Dump items into lava or cactus to destroy them immediately. * If you're on a server, there might be plugins like ClearLag that can change despawn times or clear items periodically. You'd have to ask your server admin about that.

For association football (soccer), the goal is 8 feet (2.44 meters) tall and 8 yards (7.32 meters) wide. This is standardized by FIFA for professional matches all over the world. The posts and crossbar must be white and no more than 5 inches (12 cm) wide. So from the ground to the bottom of the crossbar, it's a solid 8 feet.

Exactly! It's a natural leavening agent. I'd just add that bakers also care about the type of yeast. You have: * Active Dry Yeast: Needs to be "proofed" in warm water first. * Instant Yeast: Can be mixed directly with the dry ingredients. * Fresh Yeast: Has a shorter shelf life but is loved by many professional bakers for its flavor.

The control over fermentation time and temperature is what allows bakers to develop different flavors and textures, from a simple white loaf to a complex sourdough. It's a living ingredient!

In Vadodara, you have some fantastic options! For a truly wide range of styles from traditional to contemporary, you should check out Mangalya in the Alkapuri area. They have multiple floors dedicated to everything from daily wear to occasion wear, and their collection is massive. Another great one-stop shop is Pantaloons in various malls—they carry multiple brands under one roof, so you're bound to find something you like, from western casuals to Indian ethnic. For a more boutique-like experience with unique pieces, explore the shops around Kirti Stilti Mandir and Sursagar area. Happy shopping!