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dehumidifier drain to outside? Or distant indoor drain?
A home repair guy is due to come very soon to install two dehumidifiers in my basement, but leaving the decision up to me whether to hook up the drain hoses to the laundry tub drain which is a long convoluted distance away, or:
...or alternatively:
drill holes approx. 6 1/2 feet up the wall into the thick cinderblock, providing a much more direct outlet for the hoses to drain outdoors into the window wells (which would be filled with gravel).
Either way, the dehumidifiers would be placed on specially-built high shelves, enabling efficient drainage gravity.
My main concerns is whether the hoses might freeze outdoors, in the event I forget to shut the dehumidifiers during cold weather.
If there's anyone experienced in such matters, i'd appreciate any feedback you can offer.
I am a plumber so I will offer you the same answer here as I would in the plumbing forum....LOL
Your installer is correct, the discharge line from a dehumidifier is required to discharge outside the structure or into the house DWV (drain, waste & vent) system by means of an approved indirect waste connection.
To make an approved "indirect waste connection" the discharge end of the hose may terminate into a utility sink, floor drain or sump pump pit, but when doing so, the termination point of the discharge line must remain a minimum of 2" above the flood level rim of the receptor.
The simplest method to make a code approved discharge point would be to drill a hole through the wall and extend the line outdoors as suggested, however whe doing so, the discharge end of the line must be a minimum of 6" above the average finished grade below the discharge line.
Generally there is not much concern about frost closure on the line because in the coldest part of winter when freezing would be a problem the ambient humidity is well below the operating parameters of the dehumidifier so we would expect a minimum amount of water discharging from this line; assuming of course that your laundry dryer and showers are adequately vented to the outside as well.
If you do have concerns about freezing there is a method to minimize that. Typically the discharge line from a dehumidifier is a small 3/8" plastic tube. You could install a 1/2" or 3/4" copper or PVC pipe through the wall at a steep angle of say 20 to 45deg downward from just inside the wall to the termination point outside, then stub up a 3 or 4" section of the copper or PVC vertical inside the house and put the end of the dehumidifier line into the vertical stub. With the 3/8" line just stubbed into the 1/2" or 3/4" vertical stub that will allow air to vent into the pipe, thus insuring a rapid velocity of flow as it passes through the wall thus minimizing any ice buildup on the outside end of the line.
My concern would be in putting the line into a window well. During the rainy season in spring & fall your dehumidifiers may generate 3 to 5 gallon of water per day. It would depend your local soil conditions and what type of drainage they have for your window wells. If there is no adequate drainage I could see your window wells rapidly looking like aquariums when viewed through the basement windows.
Thanks! That part about window wells becoming aquariums decided me on choosing the indoor option, however much a length of piping it would require.
This way, I can more readily see what's draining (and how effective the dehumidifiers are), by asking him to drain the pipes into containers placed inside the laundry tub, to see how full the containers get.
Not to mention creepy crawlies which could get into the pipes if drained outdoors.
Also not wanting to risk voiding any service contracts which they might do if the drainage is outdoors.
While i couldn't sometimes grasp your technical wording, note that the basement ceilings are 7' high & there's only 21" from the window-frame Upper that's nearly flush with the ceiling, until the window-sill which appears to be flush with the base of outdoor window wells.


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Blown head gasket, does anything else need replaced?
My 91 mustang gt 5.0 has a blown head gasket, I am gonna change it out myself with a little help. before i did so I was wondering if there is anything else(gaskets, bolt, ext...) that will need or should be replaced while i have it apart?
Also if I were to go with upgrading the heads to "turbo swirl gt40 heads" it says i would need to upgrade the intake manifolds, headers, and valve covers, is that all? I recently installed some BBK shorty headers, would they be a good match? What manifold should I go with and
Thanks, Wes
Did you end up replacing any other parts while you had it taken apart? Man, I've replaced head gaskets on every 90's ford I've ever touched! ::)
Take head to machine shop check to see if the heads are warped also check block when you pull them as well. I'm sure you probably know some dont so I let everyone know change both head gaskets not just one side
I think with those head it maybe the gt 40p heads not sure but one of them has to have a certain type of header as the plug angle is different
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Despite the harsh words, everyone in the tribe, including Marty and NaOnka, seems to be in pretty good moods and not letting this stuff bother them. That won't do, so Probst asks Jud how he feels about all of this. He says NaOnka's thought process doesn't make any sense to him. Maybe it will when she's in the Final Two or Three and he isn't? NaOnka interrupts to inform the group that she isn't stupid. People who have to tell other people that they aren't stupid are usually stupid, I've found. Jud interrupts NaOnka right back and says her saying she was sorry doesn't change the fact that she stole the flour. NaOnka loses her temper and says everyone keeps talking about the flour, and "what the fuck? What you want me to do?" A shocked Probst's eyebrows rise as high as his botox will allow them to.
NaOnka continues that people can keep harping on her for stealing the flour but she won't lose any sleep over it since she's not sleeping very well in the first place. Marty says she might get a good night's sleep tonight. Marty and NaOnka exchange sassy "mmm hmmms." NaOnka insists that all this talk isn't bothering her, but Jud says it must be since she keeps "going off." NaOnka reminds us that it doesn't take much for her to go off on someone, especially Jud. Jud has been patient and the better person for too long, so he finally unleashes his almighty wrath on NaOnka by saying that she irritates him. "You irritate the fuck outta me too!" NaOnka says, causing Holly's eyes to bug out like she didn't know this was the kind of person she threw her support behind. [She probably didn't. It is Holly after all. -- Angel] NaOnka continues that this is who she is, so fuck you if you don't like it. That's a $100,000 runner-up prize attitude right there. The silence that follows is broken by Marty laughing in the corner. "Fuck you too!" NaOnka tells him.
Probst tries to take control back, but words escape him. "I gotta say, I'm ... I'm ... (sigh) ... god, NaOnka -- I think I'm speechless!" That is not going to win him another hosting Emmy. He finally finds the words to say that it's amazing to him that NaOnka can explode on everyone like this in Tribal after Tribal and still be here, and it tells him that she's going to be there in the end. Jud looks sick at the thought. I think NaOnka's thought process is starting to make sense to him now. NaOnka says if someone wants to bring her to the end because she's a bitch or she's embarrassing herself, then that's fine. As long as we all know that she's not putting on a show and this is who she really is. Yeah, so don't go getting any ideas that NaOnka is a brilliant strategist playing for an easy second place by acting like a nasty crazy person when she has no strategy and is simply nasty and crazy. "This is what I've been for 27 years," NaOnka says, adding that if other people don't like it, that's their problem. Well, except when those people divorce her and she has no family to support her because they apparently don't like the way she acts either. But I guess if NaOnka didn't learn any life lessons and become a better person from that, she certainly won't be using her Survivor experience to change, either.


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Writer: George A. Romero | Director: George A. Romero | Stars: Ed Harris, Gary Lahti, Tom Savini, Amy Ingersoll
46. Lost Souls (2000)
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A small group of Catholics led by an ailing priest believe that Satan intends to become man, just as God did in the person of Jesus. The writings of a possessed mental patient lead them to ... See full summary »
Writers: Pierce Gardner, Betsy Stahl | Director: Janusz Kaminski | Stars: Winona Ryder, Ben Chaplin, Sarah Wynter, Philip Baker Hall
47. Dressed to Kill (1946)
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Sherlock Holmes sets out to discover why a trio of murderous villains, including a dangerously attractive female, are desperate to obtain three unassuming and inexpensive little music boxes.
Writers: Arthur Conan Doyle, Frank Gruber, Leonard Lee | Director: Roy William Neill | Stars: Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Patricia Morison, Edmund Breon
48. The Dancer Upstairs (2002)
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A police detective in a South American country is dedicated to hunting down a revolutionary guerilla leader.
Writer: Nicholas Shakespeare | Director: John Malkovich | Stars: Javier Bardem, Laura Morante, Juan Diego Botto, Elvira Mínguez
49. The Omega Code (1999)
PG-13 | 100 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Ancient codes hidden within the Torah reveal the secrets of global events, past (i.e., Hitler, the Kennedy assassination, the Gulf War), present, and future. One man (York) is after the ... See full summary »
Writers: Stephan Blinn, Hollis Barton | Director: Robert Marcarelli | Stars: Casper Van Dien, Michael York, Catherine Oxenberg, Michael Ironside
50. What's Up, Tiger Lily? (1966)
PG | 80 min | Adventure, Comedy, Crime
In comic Woody Allen's film debut, he took the Japanese action film "International Secret Police: Key of Keys" and re-dubbed it, changing the plot to make it revolve around a secret egg salad recipe.
Writers: Woody Allen, Julie Bennett, Frank Buxton, Louise Lasser, Len Maxwell, Mickey Rose, Ben Shapiro, Bryna Wilson | Directors: Woody Allen, Senkichi Taniguchi | Stars: Woody Allen, The Lovin' Spoonful, Frank Buxton, Len Maxwell


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recommend visiting Historic Downtown Hot Springs. It's a place full of history & wonder.
How would you like to walk in the footsteps of early Spanish explorers?
They came in 1541, led by ol' Hernando himself, and found this magical
place where the Indians were chillin in a hot bath that flowed naturally
from the side of a mountain.
Imagine what they must've
thought as they knelt by a
mysterious steaming spring
and cautiously extended a
hand to test the perfectly
clear, 147 degree water.
You can still do that in
Historic Downtown Hot
Thank goodness someone had the foresight, way back in 1832, to
initiate protection of the area and preserve it for generations to come.
Originally established as Hot Springs Reservation, the park was later
renamed Hot Springs National Park by Congressional order on 3/4/21.
Historic Downtown Hot Springs and Hot Springs National Park continue to be among the top attractions in Hot Springs AR.
And just why is that?
Because there are so many things to do in Hot Springs AR and so many
sights to see, there is truly something for everyone.
Come along with me on a little tour of Historic Downtown Hot Springs.
Ok, so where are we going to go first? I know!
No place like the top for a good overview of the park, so let's head on up
to Hot Springs Mountain Tower.
Perched high atop Hot Springs Mountain, this 216 foot observation tower affords a spectacular panoramic view of beautiful Hot Springs AR and the Ouachita Mountains.
The National Park protects eight Historic Bath Houses built in the early 1900's and 47 natural hot springs. "HOT" being the key word here folks, this stuff comes right out of the ground at over 140 degrees!
Although we've done it countless times, my wife & I will often settle a "what-are-we-gonna-do" quandary with a relaxing walk Downtown or along the Promenade behind the bath houses.
Quality Time in Historic Downtown Hot Springs
Relax on a nice shaded bench, feel the gentle breeze, close your eyes and
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Before we get unindated by a slew of "In Soviet Russia" troll posts, let's think about this domain deletion concept for a moment.Among the top of the list?
.su, the internet domain of the Soviet Union.
The destruction of a domain that is of no use, is nothing to be upset about. But what happens when this motion is repeated on a larger scale when not everyone is in agreement?Obi-Wan: I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.
The destruction of a domain that is of no use, is nothing to be upset about.
But how much effort does it take to maintain a database of three million Soviet Union TLD's? The time alone to register these domains alone would be twenty-eight and one-half man years at five minutes to register. Just to register them. How much time would it take to switch domain names? How much to try to update links? How much to one's clients trying to get to a site that can no longer exist? Tens of thousands of man years?
Economics, the only science where ethics and morality are thrown out the window.
You might try reading Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments which is the humanist moral/ethical foundation upon which he based The Wealth of Nations.
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This [wikipedia.org] happens.The destruction of a domain that is of no use, is nothing to be upset about. But what happens when this motion is repeated on a larger scale when not everyone is in agreement?
.earth.sol may seem like a good idea
I wouldn't worry about having a consistent interplanetary DNS hierarchy. The latency is too horrible for any sort of TCP based protocol, so interplanetary communication is going to need a bunch of new standards anyway.
Beyond that, the whole question doesn't really become relevant until there are off-planet settlements, and at that point I don't see any special reason to bring along random legacy bureaucracy like ICANN.
Google DNS, Yahoo DNS, ASK DNS or even MSN DNS, there is nothing to stop them from adding a suitable extension to browsers, mirroring whatever they feel like and then selling their preferences, net neutrality vs DNS neutrality.
With Linux taking over, there is something inherently desirable about an SU suffix (SUDO would just be too much to ty
This is all about the balkanisati
What would you expect on aIf I visit a site with the TLD from my country (.nl) I expect to see a dutch site, if I visit a website with a
.fr TLD I expect a french site.
There are tons of words that end in 'um' [morewords.com]. Why not sell domains there so people can get 'cesi.um' or 'im-a-b.um'? It would generate tons of revenue (just like
For those who are wondering, there are only 8 words that end in 'su' [morewords.com]
There are tons of words that end in 'um' [morewords.com]. Why not sell domains there so people can get 'cesi.um' or 'im-a-b.um'?
The truth is, that this domain naming scheme does not work very well as a brand. You can have a domain named del.icio.us, but you just _have_ to have delicious.com as a pair for it, or you'll lose a lot of visitors.
I've seen this naming scheme used by many famous companies (subaru: suba.ru), but they all had them as an aliases for 'proper' names
For those who are wondering, there are only 8 words that end in 'su'
Hai, arimasu
I found a few more [dict.org]. Of course if you only want words without spaces, try this query [dict.org].
Words ending in 'su' [dict.org] (without spaces [dict.org]).
Why not reassign the
So you're saying it should go to the politicians.Why not reassign the
.um TLD to the umming and aahing community?...
Well, no big loss --
Note that this is the number ofas Google still lists 3 million
.su sites
It's good to see ICANN doing some cleanup. For the past few years, they've been something of a trade group for domain registrars.
A few more TLDs could go.
But the
Just out of curiosity, what is involved in maintaining a little used tdl? I mean, they don't rust, do they?
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Nice hotel excellent locationPosted Mar 25, 2015
Small bathrooms but overall location was very nice staff was friendly and service was excellent
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Crappy hotel in a stunning locationPosted Mar 23, 2015
Pros: There's not a whole lot to love, but my room was clean and comfy enough. Noise from hallways and adjoining rooms might be a concern for light sleepers
Cons: It's badly in need of a complete overhaul.
Location: The location is excellent. If you love La Jolla, it's absolutely ideal. It sits directly across the street from Scripps Park and La Jolla Cove Beach.
You stay at this place for the location, not the hotel itself. It's old and drab - not nasty, just way outdated and a bit dingy. I was fine with just having a place to lay my head, knowing that the location was worth it. My wife is a lot more picky and would not have been OK with it, but I was on my own for this trip. Think of it more like a drive-in motel, because that's really what it's like.
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Great location - relax and enjoy.Posted Mar 23, 2015
Pros: Location, Location, Location - and a very freidnly and helpful staff.
Cons: Rooms could use some upgrading - add a microwave.
Location: Great location for the beach - swimming, snorkelling and watching the seals. Nice art galleries, gifr shops and restaurants within walking distance.
This is a great location if you're there for the beach. Would recommend spending the extra and getting a beach view room (3rd of 4th floor). Both sunrises and sunsets are spectacular and sitting out on the balcony listening to the waves was very relaxing. Rooms are nothing special, but certainly adequate. Roof top breakfast and pool areas are both very nice. Good access up the back steps to Prospect street making gallery hoping and restaurants very accessible. The hotel staff was as friendly and helpful as any place we've ever stayed. Previous issues with the road construction no longer a problem as they have finished the area in front of the hotel. Would definitely stay there again.
by A verified travelerfrom philadelphia
The hotel is old & in need of renovation.Posted Mar 21, 2015
Pros: Location terrific. Nice rooftop terrace with continental breakfast. Terrific views. Everything walkable. Bed was very comfortable.
Cons: overall rooms need to be updated as well as bathrooms.
Location: lots of shopping, cove nearby with park area across the street. Lots of terrific restaurants
Small, tiny room no room to spare or space to manuever. We had everything on the floor. We faced a parking lot. There is no a/c so you have to leave the screen open and you hear noise of people walking by. The bathroom is in heavy need of refurbishment no shelf space and a shower that was scary. I would not walk barefoot in it. It is the size of a small head on a cruise ship. It's reasonably clean but old. Needs better lighting in bedroom area. Very dark especially at night.
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Posted Mar 20, 2015
I was given a much smaller room than a Co traveller who paid the same price no AC just a stand fan old old rooms close to the beach and shops .
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Culver City
Nice hotel. walking distance to shops and beach.Posted Mar 19, 2015
Pros: Close to beach and shops. Nice size suite and very comfortable! Beautiful rooftop view!
Cons: The shower needs to be upgraded.
Location: Great location! Close to the beach. Walking distance to restaurants and shops.
We visited our daughter and her fiancé. Her wedding is August 29th. We will be staying here then and wanted to check it out before the wedding. Very relaxing hotel. Staff is very nice!
by A verified traveler
I will not reommend at all this hotelPosted Mar 19, 2015
First of all I made a mistake testing the room comfort excellent it was merely substandard If you book an ocean front room you might have a better room but with the fishy smell of the sea lions
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Phoenix, AZ
Great price for location in aged hotelPosted Mar 18, 2015
Pros: I loved the views and location, the size of the suite, and breakfast on the terrace overlooking the ocean.
Cons: The room itself is very aged and outdated. I think the bathrooms desperately need renovated.
Location: The hotel is right across from a cove where there is a beach and water activities and it is very close to shops and restaurants.
We had a large corner suite facing the cove where we could hear the sea lions and had a balcony with gorgeous views. I can't say enough about how pretty the views were! There was construction across the street from our room that was noisy and started early each day. The sea lions can also be very noisy, but at least the sea lion noise was a novelty and I really liked being able to watch them from the balcony. The room itself was clean enough and spacious. We had a kitchen, dining area, living room, bathroom, and one bedroom. The shower had very low water pressure and was dark, dingy, cramped and not real pleasant. There was a separate bathtub that was small, but usable. The bed was comfortable and overall we were pleased with the room. Had I not had such great views and so much space, I am not sure if I would have enjoyed the room so much. It is very dated. The continental breakfast on the terrace is very nice. They offered coffees, teas, hot chocolate, juices, milk, cereals, muffins, bagels, waffles, apples, oranges, bananas, and oatmeal. The hotel pool is heated and there is a hot tub and sauna, but we only used the pool. Overall, I would recommend this hotel but advise you to try to get a room with a view for maximum enjoyment.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Everyone was very helpful.Posted Mar 12, 2015
Pros: Privacy and room space.
Cons: n/a
Location: we were by the ocean!
Eric assisted my one night stay with an upgrade. He was very helpful and understanding.
by A verified traveler
Posted Mar 10, 2015
Pros: Close to the beach
Cons: Breakfast could include yogurt. And for a place in Southern California, there was no fresh fruit for breakfast.
They were doing road construction in front of the hotel for our entire stay. We were not told of this before our arrival and we were not offered a discount on our room stay because of this.
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Mar 12, 2015 by Susan, Hotel Management
We are so very sorry for the temporary road project going on during your visit with us. It will be completed in a few days, as they understand how important our guests are to us. Please let us know if you would like to return at your convenience and we will happily assist you to try to make up for your inconvenience. As you know City projects sometimes have to get done, without notice occasionally, so we do apologize.. Please let us know if we can be of service to you again in the future.


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Chain Reaction 2008 is an international forum on social leadership, founded in 2008. The initiative formed part of the program of the United Kingdom Prime Minister's (Gordon Brown) Council on Social Action.[1]
Chain Reaction was established to bring people together from across the world for a multi-day event in order to explore their connections, learn how to use those connections in positive ways and how they work together to maximize their collective power to change the world.[2]
The first event was held from 17–18 November on London's South Bank, bringing together over 500 social leaders, from all sectors (government, business and community), many of whom were from outside of the UK. The program included:
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- A dedicated social media space, connecting people virtually to the event from all around the world, drawing on their collective brain power to accelerate the development of new ideas for social action.[3]
Chain Reaction, was officially announced by the Prime Minister Gordon Brown on 24 July 2008 at the UK Catalyst Awards, the awards ceremony to recognize everyday heroes who use technology to make a positive impact on the world around them.
Gordon Brown said "In the year ahead we will see bold new international collaborations to promote social action [such as the] first chain reaction forum on social leadership, taking place in London in November".
Phil Hope, Minister for the Third Sector, said in regards to the event: "This promises to be unique event bringing together essential voices from around the world to inspire and catalyze ideas for positive social action. It's now up to all of us – central and local government, big business, and the third sector – to support and enable a creative and thriving environment in which organizations and communities continue to come together in new and groundbreaking ways."[4]
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- ^ Cabinet Office http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/social_action.aspx
- ^ Communities and Local Government http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/communities/pdf/886045.pdf
- ^ Cabinet Office: http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/third_sector/news/news_stories/080717_chain.aspx
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Daylily Gall Midge
Has anyone else had problems with this pest yet? If your daylilies have lots of distorted buds that fail to flower, you might have it. Mine have been effected for 3 years. I believe they're another foreign pest that gained a foothold in BC and are spreading south, so heads up.
Yes, I discovered them last summer & haven't eradicated it yet though concentrated in one garden.
Info from Erikson's Gardens:
-soil borne larvae emerges early May
-lays eggs in buds
-grubs eat inside of bud & deform it
-remove affected buds in June (seal in bag & dispose -- don't compost) Otherwise the grubs will crawl back down into the soil when done eating to emerge again next year as an adult.)
-no spraying required or needed for this pest
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November entertainment features Ford Center's first concerts
New arena is at center of this month's entertainment
A new era in Evansville entertainment gets in high gear this month as a series of marquee events are slated for the Ford Center, the city's new downtown arena.
The 78th annual Hadi Shrine Circus, one of the Evansville's signature events, will hold its first 2011 performance on Thanksgiving Day and continues with three shows on Nov. 25 and Nov. 26, concluding with a 3 p.m. Sunday matinee Nov. 27.
For tickets and information, visit www.hadishrinecircus.com.
Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band will have the honor of being the venue's first musical act. Seger, a classic-rock icon whose hits include "Night Moves" and "Old Time Rock & Roll," takes the stage Wednesday evening. His performance will be followed Nov. 9 by Grammy-winning country star Reba McEntire, who has sold more than 56 million albums during the course of her illustrious career.
The Ford Center will also have plenty in store for local sports fans this month. The University of Evansville men's basketball team will play five home games at the new arena in November, including highly-anticipated matchups against national runner-up Butler (Nov. 12) and Indiana University (Nov. 16).
The Evansville IceMen, meanwhile, are at the Ford Center for four dates. The IceMen will be in action Saturday against the Fort Wayne Komets.
Tickets for all Ford Center events can be purchased at the venue's box office or online at www.ticketmaster.com.
November also is the month for fall high school stage productions throughout Southwestern Indiana. Those taking place include "Twelve Angry Women" (Nov. 5, 6) and "A Few Good Men" (Nov. 12, 13) at Central High School; "Little Women" at Reitz High School (Nov. 3-5); "Bye Bye Birdie" at North Daviess High School in Elnora, Ind. (Nov. 5, 6); "The Giver" at the North High School Performing Arts Center (Nov. 10-13); "Anatomy of Gray" at Mount Vernon Senior High School (Nov. 10-12); "Almost Maine" at Boonville High School (Nov. 10-13);"Vaudeville 2011: Back to the Future" at Gibson Southern High School (Nov. 10-13); "A Thurber Carnival" at Signature School (Nov. 17, 19-20); "Grease" at Castle High School (Nov. 17-19); "More than Meets the Eye" at Harrison High School (Nov. 17-19); "Dracula" at Mater Dei High School (Nov. 18-20); "Life of the Party" at Memorial High School (Nov. 17, 19-20); and "Clue" at Princeton Community High School (Nov. 18-20).
Some other entertainment options this month include The Busch Light Bob & Tom Comedy All-Stars Tour, which plays the Victory Theatre on Friday; the Moscow Ballet's Great Russian Nutcracker (Nov. 29) and the Oak Ridge Boys Christmas Show (Nov. 30), both happening at The Centre.
Theater options for this month include "Gypsy" at the University of Evansville and "Rent" at the University of Southern Indiana.
The former production, a musical based on a book by Arthur Laurents and directed by R. Scott Lank, plays at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 11, 12, 17, 18 and 19 and 2 p.m. Nov. 13 and 20; the latter, a musical that follows the trials and tribulations of struggling artists in New York's Lower East Side, is slated for 7:30 p.m. performances Nov. 11, 12, 15-18 and 2 p.m. Nov. 13 at Mallette Studio Theatre on the campus of the University of Southern Indiana.
The Evansville Civic Theatre's Underground at the Annex productions continue this month with "Women of Manhattan." Performances will take place at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 10-13 in Washington Square Mall.
Arts and crafts enthusiasts have several options available this month.
The Gasthof Holiday Craft Bazaar will take place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Gasthof Amish Village in Montgomery, Ind. Visit www.gasthofamishvillage.com for more information.
Other crafts shows include an event from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Boonville High School. Also on Saturday, the PC Pound Puppies Crafts and Antiques Show will take place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 4-H Fairgrounds on Indiana 69, north of New Harmony, Ind.
Patchwork Central's 2011 Holiday Art Sale will kick off with a preview party on Nov. 11 from 5 to 7 p.m. Admission is $10. The holiday art sale continues from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 12, when admission is free.
Other upcoming shows include Christmas at the Old Courthouse Arts and Crafts Show (9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 12-13); the Central High School Craft Show (9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 19); and Christkindlmarkt, which will take place at Ferdinand Community Center, Forest Park Junior-Senior High School, Sisters of St. Benedict Monastery Gymnasium and the Art Studio, Ferdinand, Ind. (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 19, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 20).
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seeding schedule?
The following is my Indoor seeding time schedule plan for next year. does this sound about right for Zone 6A/6B?
March 15th - tomatoes, eggplant, annual flowers
April 1st - strawberries
April 15th - cucumbers, lettuce, herbs
I transplant into my raised beds on or shortly after May 15. Upon transplanting seedlings that were started indoors, I will also be starting the following from seeds directly in my raised beds at that time: bush beans, carrots, zucchini, yellow squash.
I welcome any proposed changes to this plan.
nijitgrad .... are you going to start under light, indoor?
General guideline for starting tomato, pepper, eggplant is 6 to 8 weeks before plant out time, which is usually last frost date.
I would start hot peppers and eggplants two weeks before tomatoes, b'c they grow at slower rate than tomatoes.
I will either direct sow or germinate things like cucumbers in Cold Frame, right around the last frost date. They germinate readily and grow fast. Plus, they are more cold sensitive than, say, tomatoes.
You can start lettuce as early as you can and plant them even few weeks before last frost date. They are considered COLD CROP.
The herbs, are not all the same. But I can treat chives, parsley, cilantro, arugula ... like lettuce. But Basil, marjarom needs much warmer air and soil temperature and often will die or get cold stress in cool weather even without frost.
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LOOKING for: Spanish/Portuguese Chicken with bechamel
This is driving me crazy. Many years ago there was a local Portuguese restaurant that served a wonderful chicken dish. It was a boneless chicken breast dipped in a thick bechamel sauce and deep fried (I think).
At a Spanish restaurant nearby, I had the same dish.
For the life of me I cannot remember the name of the dish and at a recent outing to a Portuguese restaurant saw nothing like it on the menu.
I think the name of the dish was 'Chicken V...'something. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
Sue.....I think you may be looking for Chicken Villeroy which in Spanish would be "Pechugas de Pollo Villeroy" and yes I see there are many recipes on the web (I'm looking at the ones in Spanish) which just as you describe, coat the chicken breasts in bechamel, let them cool and then flour and deep fry them.
I will translate and type out a couple of the recipes for you later today or tomorrow.
I think the ones written in Spanish may be more authentic than English versions. Sounds delicious too!
Till later then....
I've looked at several Spanish websites and the recipe is more or less the same, varying only in the quantity of chicken breasts and all are very simple.
Chicken Breasts Villeroy
for 4 servings:
2 chicken breasts ...filleted into 4 pieces (2 fillets per breast)
2 eggs
cooking oil, salt and white pepper
fine bread crumbs
for the bechamel:
1/4 cup butter
1 cup flour
Prepare bechamel as usual, melting butter in saucepan, adding flour, mix and toast flour a few seconds, add milk gradually, keep stirring, add salt and pepper.
Sauté the fillets in a pan in hot oil, turning them over then putting them on a plate.
Coat with bechamel sauce and let them cool until bechamel has solidified.
Pass coated fillets through beaten egg, then breadcrumbs,
Fry in abundant oil and serve hot.
Hope that's enough Sue.....sounds like you already had the recipe figured out.....and I will try these myself too!
Sharon, do you think you could bake the chicken breasts instead of frying? I'm not much of a fryer, but I like the idea of a super thick white sauce coating underneath a crispy crumb layer. I'm thinking it would only work for the top of a chicken breast, sort of like when you use a coating of mayo covered with crumbs. I'd like to give it a try...
No harm in trying it that way. I know I also bake much more than fry here as I don't need the extra calories.
Now checking out some more Spanish sites for this recipe, I see that some use the word "sauté" rather than fry (in the first step.) Once the bechamel, egg and crumbs are on I guess there's no harm in doing them in the oven. The only thing I can imagine is that you won't get that golden crispy crust outside that comes from putting them in very hot oil. The outside will probably be softer.
Sharon, you're right, it's hard to beat a nice crisply fried crust! But I've had pretty good luck lately with tossing bread crumbs or panko with a bit of oil before pressing onto chicken breasts or fish fillets that I'm baking. Much better results than the "drizzle with melted butter" instructions so many baked dishes come with. The drizzled part gets crispy while the un-drizzled part tastes blah. Spraying with Pam doesn't work all that well either. The spray just seems to blow all the crumbs away.
Shambo, I do something similar - I use a little softened butter or margarine (we usually use margarine in our house although I know many don't care for it) and mix it with panko and some herbs (or not) and press it onto fish or chicken and when I put it on the top rack of my oven, it comes out nicely browned and crisp.
I saw Daisy Martinez (Daisy Cooks) make this dish on her TV program. She calls it Crackerjack Chicken.
Here is a link that might be useful: Chicken and Beschamel
Your Bechemel (Basamella in Italian) must be very thick and lightly seasoned with salt and white pepper. Then you must cool it, and beat in one egg yoke per 2 cups (it will become thicker still) before heavily coating a "poached/cooled" chicken breast. Cool it down once again after coating and then roll it in beaten egg and unseasoned or lightly salted breadcrumbs. Cool it down again before either deep frying or roasting for 20-30 minutes in a hot oven (if roasting spray each breaded "Villeroy" with "Olive Oil Pam" first.
The many cool-downs are vitally important otherwise your coating(s) will fail you and you'll wind up with a huge mess and a ruined end result.
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Whether you are in VT for a leaf-peep and a hike, a ski trip, or a beer-cation, Luci's 'Mont House is your retreat at the end of a busy day! Walking distance to amazing restaurants, bars, shops, etc. Or stay in and cook in the well-equipped kitchen.
The dead-end private road is usually very quiet. Enjoy a nice barbecue on the patio or take a short walk into town for dinner at several great restaurants!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Welcome to this in-town cottage located in the village of Waterbury, VT! This cozy house offers three bedrooms, with a queen-size bed, a full-size bed, and two bunk beds, along with one bathroom. Lots of character and cozy spaces make for a welcome retreat after a busy day of travel.
Expect a comfortable stay featuring lofted ceilings, a fully equipped kitchen (with gas range and dishwasher), patio and barbecue, and toys and games to keep everyone occupied on a rainy afternoon. Wireless internet, local broadcast TV, and unlimited US and Canada calling on the house phone are all included. The house sits on a quiet dead-end street within a 5-minute walk to downtown shops and restaurants.
The house is one "block" from a great natural playground. Within 5-minutes walking (about a quarter mile) you will find yourself in the heart of Waterbury Village, known for its great restaurants, featuring hearty meals (think local meats/cheeses/veggies) and vast beer selection (both locally made and from around the world). The shops include grocer, local book shops, antiques, a toy store, etc. Don't forget a visit to Green Mountain Coffee (within walking distance and also the site of the Amtrak station) and Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory (a 5-minute drive).
Arrive via highway (located right off I-89), bicycle, or Amtrak train. Stowe, Sugarbush, Mad River Glen, and Bolton Valley resorts are all within 30 minutes drive. Burlington, VT is also about 30 minutes drive. The village of Waterbury also offers a skate rink, swimming pool, performance center, reservoir with beach, walking trails, farmer's markets, live music and events all year round! If this is your first time visiting, you will be amazed at how much there is to do in the area.
The house is our family getaway away and we want to share it with you! Known to us as Luci's 'Mont House (our then 2-year-old daughter's naming), we hope you will enjoy the place as much as we do. While it's certainly not fancy, you will find the place comfortable, quiet, and a great place to come home to after what is sure to be a busy day in this great part of Vermont! Send us an inquiry if you are interested or have any questions about the house or the area.
Standard rates: $150/night up to a maximum of $735 for up to 7 nights or up to a maximum of $2,200 for up to 30 nights. Nightly and weekly rates including the 9% hotel tax are $163/night and $800/week. Note: rates may vary/ holiday and weekend rates may be higher. Feel free to inquire if you think airbnb has miscalculated and we will be happy to check.
A few other notes: 1) $50 cleaning fee is mandatory for all stays. 2) One well-behaved dog may be allowed with permission (and additional cleaning fee of $25). 3) For the comfort of all our guests, there is absolutely no smoking allowed. 4) Price includes 9% VT Hotel Tax for stays less than 30 days (stays of 30 days or greater are governed by a lease and exempt from hotel tax).
Guest Access
The house is yours alone, we will not be there during your stay but will be available should you need anything or have questions.
Interaction with Guests
We expect to speak with you via phone upon your arrival. Otherwise, we are always available by phone during your stay but will not otherwise see you.
The Neighborhood
This neighborhood is usually quiet, despite it's close proximity to the village. The yard is very small and not very private but you will generally find the neighbors to be very friendly, so you should feel free to wave or say hello!
Getting around
Plan to walk within the village - it's a lovely place to walk around, the sidewalks are generally plowed, and you will enjoy views of the mountains from the quiet streets of Waterbury.
Other Things to Note
We're happy to answer any questions about the area or provide recommendations - please tell us your interests and we will direct you. It's actually surprising just how much there is to do and see in the area!
Limit of 6 guest with up to two passenger vehicles (others may park in park-n-ride lot by highway - about 1 mile away). One well-behaved dog allowed, but any damage will be taken out of security deposit. Absolutely no smoking; smoking will result in loss of security deposit. We request that shoes come off at the door. Please treat this house with care so that we may continue to share it with other guests and enjoy it ourselves.
A comfy couch in the living room (don't mind the family in the bedroom... they won't be there when you arrive) :)
The house was exactly as described: clean, comfortable, and with a great location close to the mountains and within walking distance of downtown Waterbury. Host was very responsive and everything went smoothly, they even accommodated an early-than-usual check in!
The cottage was great! You couldn't ask for a better location for skiing and beer hunting. The short walk to the various restaurants of Waterbury was a huge plus (even through the -15˚ temperatures!), and there was plenty of skiing within a short drive.
The layout of the cottage was nice, with the open kitchen allowing those doing cooking to still talk to people in the living room.
I'm already thinking about coming back next year!
Alicia was very responsive and a great host. We have stayed at several different spots in Waterbury. This was a smaller house than the others, but all that we needed and can't beat the location for getting to places in Waterbury. We will definitely consider it for another stay.
We loved staying at Alicia and Craig's wonderful Waterbury house! It was very cozy and comfortable and exactly as described. It was a great getaway for a few days. Waterbury is a nice little town and fun to explore. Craig checked in at the beginning and end of our stay to make sure everything was good. Thank you Alicia and Craig for being such great hosts!
Alicia very quickly answered all my questions including ski resort recommendations while planning for our President's day weekend in Vermont.
We arrived very late on Friday evening but had no trouble finding or getting in the home thanks to the detailed instructions we received prior to leaving. Everything in the home was wonderful and worked as directed. I had forgotten to bring my book but found a good one at the home. My boys enjoyed the video selection during the little "down" time we had.
Waterbury and the home are centrally located. We skied Stowe Saturday and Sunday and then drove to Burlington for dinner Sunday night. Stowe, Sugarbush and Bolton ski resorts are short drives from the home. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of dining and shopping choices right in Waterbury. We didn't have time to do the Ben and Jerry's tour but I wish we had.
It was great to be back in Vermont again after many years of being away! I look forward to staying at Lucis Mount House when we return.
Everything was great! The house was as listed, had everything we needed, was cozy, and was easy to get all settled in. The host was quick to answer questions and working with her was super easy.
This house was awesome! We had a great time and the house perfectly provided everything that we needed, and we would love to come back, thanks so much Alicia!
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My husband, Craig, and I are raising our two girls, ages 2 and 4, in beautiful Colchester, VT. We love to commute by foot and by bicycle, spend our free time outdoors whenever possible, and enjoy eating all of the fresh, local foods that abound in VT. Hosting guests, both in our home and in our Waterbury cottage, is one of our great joys because we have met so many wonderful people and we love to share our spaces to provide a more "real" travel experience.