Quote from: Mic'haglh Autófil, MoFA on June 28, 2022, 09:19:03 PM
Your province is decided based on where you live. According to El Lexhatx (our legal code), continental Central America is assigned to Maricopa, so should you gain citizenship you will automatically be made a citizen of Maricopa Province. Relevant legal text if you like that sort of thing

þaraþiăs!
Reading El Lexhatx I found out a little thingy. The final line about the province of Maricopa says

Quote"Overseas, the nations of South America (except Brazil) and all of continental Central America."

I don't want to be that guy and I think you're absolutely right, living in Mexico I shall be asigned to Maricopa Province. But Mexico is actually North America too, not South nor Central America, and Mexico isn't mentioned anywhere in the text either.




I believe it's just a little thing worth bringing up since people in Mexico are often a little offended when people around the world (specially up north) say that it is a Central America Country (not my case, I know it's not something demeaning lol).

And personally I want to thank you for redirecting me to the Immigration appendix, it's really helpful.  ;D

Azul! I'm currently a Prospective Citizen, eager to get approved as a citizen.
I have read about the Provinces and have seen the posts in their forums.
Which got me thinking... what is the best Province for me and how can I become a part of it?
Is the action of joining a Province inherently political?


About me:

I'm a person who loves nature and silence but find that the best way to transcend is to to be helpful to others.
A tireless defensor of the outcasts and the freedom to be whom you want to be.
About Politics, I'm afraid I can't take sides yet.

Cheers and thanks in advance to all the kind people who answers to this post.

Bråneu Excelsio

Quote from: Ian Plätschisch on June 28, 2022, 06:05:32 AM
My office has a very nice coffee machine, but at home I usually just drink Stok cold brew coffee (when I have coffee, which isn't too often)

Cold brew is always right. Haven't tried Stok's but looks great too. Reading about it makes me want to try some now haha.

Quote from: Mic'haglh Autófil, MoFA on June 27, 2022, 10:59:35 PM
I don't drink enough coffee to really have a preferred method for brewing it -- normally I would simply drink what was made at the office, because I don't drink enough for it to really be economical to make at home.

However, if I had the money to splurge, I would go Chemex. Not sure if it's because of anything coffee-related, or if it's simply my love of mid-century design coming through. Any pros/cons of Chemex coffee?

Chemex is my prefered method, I think some coffees as they're aging become dull but the method brings it back to life.

Chemex is also the method that lets you taste all the hidden notes from a bean. I remember the first time I tried some coffee with the moka pot and then made it with the Chemex, my mind was blown. Moka pot felt like "oh yeah, this is good strong coffee" but chemex felt like "what happened? Is this another coffee? Tastes like fruits and marshmellow". It is great, honestly.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on June 27, 2022, 07:37:00 PM
I usually just have drip coffee or a Cuban dried espresso called Cafe Cubano.
And always just after finishing at the gym and arriving at the office around 0900.

I tried Cafecito Cubano once and it was amazing, truly a great cultural contribution to the world.

Azul!
My uschor and I are bit of a cafè maniäcs and we have a collection of brewing methods.


Manual methods: Moka pot, V60, Chemex, Aeropress, French Press
Semi-manual method: An Espresso machine which recently broke, thus forcing us to use the manual methods listed before

So I was wondering, what is your go-to method for drinking cafè?

Also, at what hours do you usually drink it?

:)

Q1. Do you have a favourite sports team? Who and why?
Tigres from Mexico. Soccer is big here.

Q2. What are your favourite hobbies during your free time?
Creating art and inusual situations to make people think about what the're doing with their lives. I think that's art too.

Q3. Pixar or Marvel?
Haven't seen a Marvel movie since 2003. Just putting it out there.

Q4. If you had the opportunity to live in the capital city of any sovereign nation, other than Talossa, which would it be and why?   
I believe a secluded Sovereing Nation would suit me best.

Q5. How do you cut your sandwiches? Diagonally, not at all, or another shape? Maybe you take off the crust?
If I don't cut it diagonally, my brains gets scared. So I cut it horizontally.

Q7. Apple or Android?
Apple for work, Android for living.

Q8. What is Talossa's most attractive feature?  What brought you here?
Being who you are with citizens who are equally invested in making STUFF.

Q11.  What is your favourite movie and why?
Can't decide even if my life depends on it. I think Monty Python's Meaning of Life perhaps. But... No, yes.

Q14.  Who/what is your favourite music artist/band/genre?
Im into angry people with fun sounds.

Q15. Are you a reader, a writer, a speaker, or a listener?
All at the same time.

Q16. What are your distinct and separate feelings on the colours of green, red, and pink?
Green is solemn. Red is powerful. Pink is a unicorn.

Q17.  Do you have a favourite flavour of ice cream? If not, what is a favourite dessert?
CAJETA, loco.

Q19. Do you play any video games in your free time? Which?
Mount and Blade, it's important to practice diplomacy, speech, thinking your next moves and providing for your people.

Q20.  If you could eat an apple right now, or a pear, which would you rather?
A pear. Apple's are everyday's stuff and I don't want everyday's stuff every day.

Azul! I'm Bruno Excelso, the applicant. I have learned about el glheþ and am eager to create poetry around it.
I'm a graphic designer, video producer, concept artist and poetry enthusiast. I've been reading the posts from the last few days and acknowledge your enthusiasm as Astonishing, to say the least.

Cheers, greetings and love.

Bruno Excelso.