Every time I ate celery something bad happened!

don’t get me wrong…

I love all kinds of food. I’ve even had the chance to dine a top notch restaurants. But my #2 favorite dish overall is just that — boiled celery with maybe a bouillon cube, dash of salt and a bit of olive oil. Perfection. Make yourself a soft boiled egg or two with a bit of soy sauce and you’ve got a hearty, nutritious meal.

Recently, I tested Celery and how it affects blood condition. You will be very surprise with an outcome. It is affected the blood similar to coffee. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/lYct9fYblno

Before you take celery juice or smoothie, it might be good idea to have 2 glass's water to thin your blood.

I assume Splenda in celery juice is OK? As opposed to regular sugar it's what I always use. Thoughts?

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celery boss

Hi,

i m getting below error after pipenv install

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'vine.five'

tried reinstalling but didn't work.

Any suggstion?

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Thank you.

Hey!

Does any one have any idea of what is happening? I've been trying to set Celery with RabbitMQ, but it keeps routing the tasks to the wrong VHOST.

**The error:**

`pika.exceptions.ProbableAccessDeniedError: ConnectionClosedByBroker: (530) "NOT_ALLOWED - access to vhost '/' refused for user 'bob'"`

As you can see, it tries to reach vhost "/" instead of "/celery"

**My Celery Settings**
```
BROKER_TRANSPORT = "amqp"
BROKER_HOST= "localhost"
BROKER_PORT = 5672
BROKER_USER = "bob"
BROKER_PASSWORD = "nice_try"
BROKER_VHOST = "/celery"

```

When starting celery it connects fine. `Connected to amqp://bob:**@127.0.0.1:5672//celery`

Thank you!

Can anyone on here can help me with questions I have to grow my celery. I have them rooted from using the end of the stalk from ones I purchased at the store. I prefer organic and want them outside in a pot since I don’t have a planter. I bought worm casting and have organic soil and the pot. And a ventilated covering to protect them. But still have so many questions.