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LOOKING for: A Wing Sauce for Women!
Im hosting a housewarming party for my sister Fri Oct 16th. I have 30 women coming and Im doing appetizers/finger food. I have a buffalo wing recipe that goes over very well with "The Men" but the women ...not so much! I love wings but I thought maybe someone had a sauce suggestion for wings that may appeal to a wimpy crowd..LOL...not looking for traditional buffalo or honey style....TIA
How about glazing them with apricot preserves?
Or just do raspberry.
Raspberry Wings
1-1/2 c seedless raspberry jam
1/3 c balsamic vinegar
3 T soy sauce
1-1/2 tsp crushed red pepper
1 pkg (5 lb) frozen chicken wings, thawed
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Line two baking sheets with aluminum foil. In a small saucepan, combine all the ingredients, except the wings, over medium heat, stirring until smooth. In a large bowl, toss
the wings with half of the jam mixture. Place on the baking sheets and
bake for 50 minutes. Turn the wings and brush with the remaining jam
mixture. Bake for 8 to 10 more minutes, or until no pink remains in the
chicken and the sauce glazes the wings. Serve immediately.
NOTE: If you substitute boneless, skinless chicken tenders for the wings, just reduce the baking time to about 15 minutes. And, for a change, you might even want to try this with apricot jam instead of raspberry.
Serves: 4 to 6
My husband and I both love these wings and find them less messy to eat than the fried ones.
Chicken Wings
16 chicken wings...cut off tips and split at joint
3 T. butter, melted
4 T. Louisiana hot sauce
1 T. Habernero sauce
1 T. white wine vinegar
1 T. honey
1/2 tsp. kosher salt
Mix together in large bowl while chicken is baking.
Chicken: Steam wings 10 minutes. Pat dry and refrigerate on paper towel-lined tray 1 hr. Remove from fridge and replace paper towel with parchment paper. Bake in 400 degree oven 20 minutes. Turn chicken and bake another 20 minutes. Remove from oven and toss in bowl with above mixture. I do not think these are too hot but you can adjust the hot sauce as needed. Can serve with or without bleu cheese dressing.
Thanks Dottie Ill try these for myself,hubby and my kids but for these women I have to say they wont even try it. Alot are in there 50/60's and have an array of issues from IBS,Menopause,Gall Bladder etc! They'll be enough heat if you get my drift LOL!!
It's really easy....a jar of Smuckers seedless raspberry preserves, balsamic, soy sauce and red pepper to taste....I like to add some finely chopped jalapenos too....but you probably want to cut down on the heat....and for "wussy women" I think it would skip the crushed red pepper and just add a couple of dashes of tobasco....lest someone get a piece of red pepper in their mouth.
This is an old, tried and true recipe. I have doubled and tripled it successfully.
2 lbs (approx. 10) chicken wings - discard tips, cut wings into 2 sections
1/2 c. cooking oil (more, as needed)
2 slices fresh ginger
Mix together for sauce:
2 Tbsps. dry sherry
3 Tbsps. soy sauce
3 Tbsps. oyster sauce
1 tsp. sugar
Scald wings in boiling water - pat dry. Use wok or deep pan to cook ginger slices briefly in hot oil - then cook chicken wing pieces a few at a time until they brown on both sides. Pour excess oil from pan - add sauce and 1 cup of water. Cover and simmer wings in this for 10 minutes, then uncover and cook 10 more minutes basting with the sauce.
These are also good cold. I take them on picnics.
Eileen, these 2 recipes should fit the bill. Years ago, I made them for a super bowl party.
I had to satisfy the ones that loved the hot stuff, 5-12 year old kids, the women that didn't like hot seasoned anything, the grandmas that would rather die than eat anything seasoned too spicy and the love of all, the grandma that I swear would drink a bottle of hot sauce if you let her.
They reheat well in both the oven and the microwave and have become, not only a family favorite, but everyone left the super bowl party wanting the recipes for both types of wings and have been on the super bowl party list for more than 20 years now.
Both are simple to double, triple or what ever you need.
1 1/2 dozen chicken wings, tips removed and cut into 2 pieces
1/4 cup low sodium soy sauce
1 8 oz bottle catalina salad dressing
1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger (dried ginger doesn't work well for this)
Mix soy suace, ginger and salad dressing.
place wings in 1 gallon ziplock type plastic bag. Pour marinade in bag and seal closed, removing as much air as possible. spread flat and spread marinade around. Turn bag over every couple of hours.
Marinade several hours to overnight. 24 hours can be even better. Keep in frig while marinating.
Place wings on broiler pan and broil 15-20 minutes, turning half way through and baste wings with marinade after turning.
Serve with horseradish sauce for the ones that love the hot stuff, and blue cheese dressing for those that don't. add cut up veggies to go with the blue cheese dressing, like carrots, celery, etc.
Be sure to have plenty of wipes to use for hands.
SILVER SPOON WINGS. from Boston Globe about 25 years ago. taste much like the wings in a chinese restaurant.
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup low sodium soy sauce
1/4 cup pineapple juice
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger (dried doesn't taste right)
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
2-3 pounds chicken wings, tips removed and cut at joint
Combine sugar, water, soy sauce, pineapple juice, oil, ginter and garlic powder. stir until sugar is dissolved. Place chicken wings in 1 gallon size ziploc type bag. pour marinade over wings, seal to close removing as much air as possible. flatten wings in bag and spread marinade.
Marinate at least one full day, 2 days is better. don't forget to turn bag in frig many times during marinating.
To bake, pre-heat oven to 350 degrees
line cookie sheets with an edge that goes up the side, with aluminum foil. Spray with cooking spray. Place wings on aluminum foil.
Bake 40 minute or until tender, basting twice with marinade.
These taste great served cold as well as hot.
Hope these help you out.
Messy Sticky Chicken Wings
They are really good, but are messy!
1/2 cup soy sauce
1 cup pineapple juice
1 clove garlic, mashed
2 tablespoons onion, minced
1 - teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 cup brown sugar
1 cup beer
1/4 cup butter (for browning)
Combine all ingredients, except butter, and marinate 3 pounds of chicken wings 3 Â 4 hours in refrigerator. (IÂve let them sit overnight). When ready to cook, drain and save juice. Brown chicken wings in butter, add 1/4 cup juice. Simmer 35 to 40 minutes, adding more juice as needed.
Japanese Chicken Wings
Great for crowds and kids! Tastes good warmed up if there's any left. Always a hit!!! Have been making them for years!! People ask for the recipe every time!!! Everyone loves them!!!
3 lbs. chicken wings, tips removed
1 egg
1/3 cup flour 75ml
1 cup butter 250ml....when I make these I find I have to keep adding eggs and flour and butter until done.
3 Tbsp. soy sauce 45 ml
3 Tbsp. water 45ml
1 cup white sugar 250ml
1/2 cup vinegar 125ml
garlic powder
Cut wings in half. Dip in slightly beaten egg and then in flour. Fry in butter until deep brown and crisp. Place in shallow roasting pan.Sprinkle with garlic powder. Mix all sauce ingredients together ( I put in the micro wave for about a minute) and pour over chicken wings. Bake at 350 F (180C)
for 1/2 hour. Baste wings with sauce during cooking.
This is always a hit:
For 5 lbs of wings
1 C Soy Sauce
1 C Orange Juice
5 Tbs Garlic powder (or as many fresh minced cloves as you want)
1-3 tsp Brown Sugar (I always use much more, lol)
Mix and let wings soak for 24 hours in a large ziplock bag in the frige.
bake at 350* for 1 hour or on the grill.
Not a sauce, but a good marinade. It won't make a difference if you use low salt soy sauce I'm sure.
I saw a receipe tonigh on the Food Network on Guy F. DDD that showed wing in rice flour/tempura as it is finer texture then diped into a hot honey mix, then deep fried. you might go to the website to see if it is listed on his show diner,drive in and dives. It sure looked good, but not too spicy


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Is it that uncountable amounts of snowflakes fall from the sky and yet each one is different? Or so the scientists would have us believe.
I would imagine it more than possible that there have been two, or more, snowflakes exactly the same. I think the chances of seeing this is pretty slim but that does not make it impossible.
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"We've all heard that no two snowflakes are alike, and that's true of the star-shaped ones.
On the other hand, column-type snowflakes have simple, solid prism shapes – much as if you cut a section out of a lead pencil. While the ratio of their length to thickness can vary, column-type snowflakes don't have a complicated structure. Many are very much alike."
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"Many are very much alike" but that does not mean identical
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This article sets out the answer pretty well.
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Do the railways ever use nano-snowflakes as an excuse for very minor delays?
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Quickbeam yes they do not conform to railway standards
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picking red currants
I just finished picking some red currants. To pick them, I take the string of currants and gently roll them into the palm of my hand. I've seen instructions for clipping the strings and removing the currants after. Why would you do that? I do need to wait for the currants to get fully ripe and lose about a third of the currants on average.
I find red currants last well on the bush for a week or two and you can wait until the whole truss is ripe before picking. I don't cut the trusses - they come off easily with an upward tug. Then I pick the whole strig and remove the currants with a fork in the comfort of the kitchen. Black currants are not so easy and I usually end up picking individual berries.
I do it the same way as flora. Red currants are always on a tart side, even when fully ripe. No reason to wait after all berries on a string turned red in my opinion. Black currants can be sweet when ripe (depends on the variety), but not red currants.
Ljpother, trusses are rich in jellying agents, so if you are making red currant jelly with no pectin it is better to keep the stems on. If you use pectin or don't make jelly at all, it doesn't make any difference.
I lose quite a bit of fruit to birds too - this year they didn't even wait for them to get red. They don't seem to bother white currants as much - must be the color.


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Alakazam (2) Blueberry Muffin(1) , Blue Mouse Ears (3) Brim Cup (1) ,Corkscrew (2), Cameo(1) , Dream Queen (3), Emerald Tiara (3), Fire Island (2), Frosted Mini Hearts (2), Fire & Ice (4) Frosted Mouse Ears(1) ,
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Most of these also planted at the SPCA this summer.
Beverly. that stands for Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Started volunteering there when I got laid off in 1991. Worked all kinds of jobs there but same time I was going to Horticulture school to prepare for a new job. Never got a paid one but evolved into what I call " an unpaid staff" job there doing all the flowers and landscaping. ,.
I've been MIA for past week basically but was glad to finally have a chance to look up some of your hosta (which I did not have). Your H. ' Alakazam' is one whose pic I look forward to seeing in the spring. Its wavy edges and long leaf reminds me of a cross between 'Wheee!' and 'Wolverine' both of which I have. 'Silver Mine' also intrigued me but I didn't find any interesting pics of it so that's another one to look forward to.
It will be fun to follow your addiction as you approach July this year....and compare to last July! Lol. It just takes on a life of its own, doesn't it?
The SPCA must have a very lovely garden as a result, all due to your efforts.
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Hilton Garden Inn San Jose/Milpitas
Conveniently near the airport in Milpitas, Hilton Garden Inn San Jose/Milpitas is close to Shirdi Sai Center, Great Mall of the Bay Area, and BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. Also nearby are Rivermark Village and Cisco Systems Corporate Headquarters.
Hotel Features.
Hilton Garden Inn San Jose/Milpitas has an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. This 3-star hotel features business amenities including a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. This family-friendly hotel offers a restaurant. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, a grocery/convenience store, and laundry facilities. Guests receive complimentary transportation including a roundtrip airport shuttle during limited hours and an area shuttle within 5 mi. This is a smoke-free property.
The 161 air-conditioned guestrooms at Hilton Garden Inn San Jose/Milpitas include MP3 docking stations and safes. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access. 32-inch LCD TVs are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks, complimentary weekday newspapers, and phones; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply). Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. All units feature microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee/tea makers. Additional amenities include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. In addition, housekeeping is offered daily and amenities available on request include hypo-allergenic bedding.
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $109
- 2 Double Beds
- 1 King Bed Whirlpl Sofabed
- 1 King Bed Accessible Room
- 1 King Bed
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 161 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free airport shuttle during limited hours *
- Accessible parking
- Free area shuttle within 5 mi
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Cooked-to-order breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1400
- Conference space size (meters) - 130
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1998
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in lobby
- Disabled parking
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LCD TV
- Premium TV channels
- MP3 docking station
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Special features
DiningGarden Grille and Bar - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Hilton Garden Inn San Jose/Milpitas's small print
Also known as
- Milpitas Hilton
- Hilton Garden Inn Milpitas
- Hilton Garden Inn San Jose
- Hilton Milpitas
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 20 per night
Cooked-to-order breakfast is offered for an extra charge of USD 11.95 per person (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for USD 20 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Easter blessings from UCAN
Dear Reader,
There is no more important week in the year for Christians than this Holy Week. We call it Holy because of the mystery we celebrate - God's gift of His son who loves us to his death on Calvary and beyond.
Because of that love, we wish each other Happy Easter even when we know there is a lot of tragedy about it - Good Friday. As Christians, we know that what we see happening with and in Jesus goes to the heart of what we know from our own experience of life.
At the Second Vatican Council, the Christian lives we all lead were described as being shares in the Paschal Mystery. We have our share in the death and resurrection of Jesus every day. Our lives are part of the Paschal Mystery.
At UCAN, we work to describe that mystery in the unfolding tragedies and astonishing blessings of the people we seek out and report, feature and comment on.
While at times deeply distressing work, this effort of ours gets its coherence in the same way the death of Jesus did - because of the astonishing grace of a God who never gives up on life and love.
Because of that, we can wish you Happy Easter.
Best Wishes,
Fr. Michael Kelly SJ
Executive Director
Mass human rights violation, says report
Hill Tracts people still suffer violations and are losing hopeTribal Tripura students demonstrate after a recent attack over tribal people in Chittagong Hill Tracts (Photo: Bangladesh Tripura Christian Students Association)
- Porimol Palma, Dhaka
- Bangladesh
- May 6, 2011
ŌĆ£The likelihood of such outcomes is evident from the occurrence of conflicts between settlers and indigenous peoples and violence in the post-accord period,ŌĆØ it says.
UN Special Rapporteur Lars-Anders Baer conducted the study on the status of implementation of the CHT Accord of 1997 after the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues appointed him in 2009 to undertake it.
He visited Bangladesh in September 2010 where he met with various government officials, including the minister for foreign affairs and the state minister of the ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts affairs.
The study will be presented at the tenth session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues May 16-27.
ŌĆ£The lack of substantial progress is leading to an increasing sense of frustration and disillusionment among the indigenous peoples in the region,ŌĆØ Lars-Anders Baer said in the study.
The hill people are losing their faith in the pledges of the present government for not adequately implementing the accord.
The accord ended a 25-year low-intensity guerrilla war between 11 indigenous groups, numbering around half a million people, and the government.
The accord was intended to establish self-governance in that part of Bangladesh consisted of three hilly and forested districts bordering Myanmar.
The accord followed many years of political, economic and social marginalization of the indigenous people that led to the guerrilla war. The war intensified after 1975, when Bangladesh's founding leader, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was assassinated by military personnel and a military regime took power in a coup dŌĆÖ├®tat.
As a counter-insurgency measure, a government transmigration program, carried out between 1979 and 1984, brought an estimated 400,000 Bengali settlers into the CHT.
Prior to that, construction of a dam in CHT in 1963 inundated 40 percent of the arable land in the region and displaced more than 100,000 indigenous people, while during the insurgency later, 70,000 went to neighboring India.
Bengalis illegally occupied the lands of the indigenous peoples on a large scale and this issue became one of the main sources of conflict between the indigenous peoples and Bengali settlers and the army.
Successive governments tried to solve the problem by military means and the CHT soon became heavily militarized. There were estimates of more than 500 army camps throughout the region.
There were widespread and systematic violations of the human rights of the indigenous inhabitants, mainly perpetrated by Bangladesh security forces.
These included unlawful killings, detention without trial, torture, rape, destruction of houses and property and forcible occupation of their ancestral lands, according to the study.
However, the 1997 peace accord between Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti (PCJSS) and the government recognizes CHT as a tribal inhabited region, its traditional governance system and the role of its chiefs, and provides building blocks for regional autonomy.
It also agreed settling the land disputes, repatriate and rehabilitate the refugees and internally displaced persons.
The 1996-2001 Awami League government could not do much to implement the accord while the BNP-Jamaat alliance (2001-06) government that followed simply rejected the accord.
The present Awami League-led grand alliance, in its election manifesto before 2008 polls, pledged full implementation of the accord within its administration that ends in 2013.
However, most of the crucial provisions of the accord remain unimplemented, or only partially implemented, including some critical clauses such as the settlement of land disputes, demilitarization and the devolution of authority to local institutions, said Lars-Anders Baer.
Gross human violations also continue. In most cases such violations are carried out with impunity, the study said.
Escalating communal tensions and incidents of violence between the indigenous people and the settler community in the region give further cause for concern, Baer said.
A recent incident of inter-communal violence in February 2010 left three tribal people dead and 500 homesteads burned down and the alleged involvement of the army sparked mass controversy.
On April 17 this year three more Bengali people were killed in communal violence and about 30 tribal houses were burned to ashes.
Of the heavy military presence, Baer said, ŌĆ£This is an excessive amount, by any standard, especially in a country that is not participating in a war, is at peace with its neighbors and has no prevailing insurgency situation.ŌĆØ
The study found that most international refugees had been repatriated and rehabilitated; however "no practical steps have been taken to rehabilitate the internally displaced persons".
In CHT, about 17,000 tribal people among nearly half a million various ethnic tribals in total are Catholic.
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S. Sivaraj Mohan (91 & five for 34) played his part in Tirupur Cricket Club 'A' 128-run win over Lakshmi Mills Colony Cricket Club in the TNCA-DCAT second division league at the Professional College grounds in Palladam recently.
The scores:
II div.: Lucky Star CC 170 in 38.2 overs (T. Prem Kumar 56, A. Harish four for 28) bt GIO SC 'A' 152 in 45 overs (P. Chandran 62, S.M. Prabhakaran four for 37, M. Nizam three for 27).
Tirupur CC 'A' 245 in 49.4 overs (S. Sivaraj Mohan 91, M. Mohan 64, P. Vijayakumar three for 32, V. Balakrishnan 30, S. Sivaraj Mohan five for 34).
Easy for TEA PS
TEA Public School defeated Bishop Ubagarasamy MHS by six wickets in the DCAT inter-school league at the TTP Mills grounds recently.
The scores:
Bishop Ubagarasamy MHS 158 for eight in 30 overs (C. Karthick 68 not out, Joy Gupta four for 17, S.K. Nithesh Kumar three for 46) lost to TEA Public School 159 for four in 24 overs (R. Sri Rama Karthick 37, S.K. Nithesh Kumar 50 not out).
Kongu Vellalar MHS 141 in 26 overs (M. Mohan Kumar 30, V. Guruprasath three for 21) lost to KSC Govt. Boys HS 143 for eight in 27.4 overs (S. Gowrishankar 73 not out, P.V. Kesavan three for 25).


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YOU GUYS! Okay, let's go from least to most exciting here. Scarlett can't pay her rent, and when her first gig out with Bleatwood Crack only nets her $24, it looks like she will be forced to ask Avery for the money that he owes her. Happily, he wanders by with a film crew since he's being featured on a show called Star Towns, and I guess he is marginally a star. He refuses to give her the money, but later reconsiders and shows up at her door. Once there he finds Gunnar, who in his eagerness to get away from a crowd of roommates wielding Sharpies and blowhorns, has agreed to be Scarlett's new roommate. Avery assumes that they're banging, and there are fisticuffs. He soon learns that you shouldn't throw a punch at a guy who is about three feet taller than you, and who also tells you to your face that you're a sad, self-loathing freak.
Then there's the Juliette Barnes portion of the "Red Lips, White Lies" tour. When he's not busy ignoring Rayna, Deacon gets a little judgy about the size of Juliette's entourage and volume of her glitter, and encourages her to follow her dream of being a real artist and not just a manufactured pop tartlet. He drops that bon mot about how there's thinking about doing something, and then there's just doing it, which is in fact advice that he, himself, will be taking in a short while. Glen is not on board with this plan, as it would corrupt the tried and true Juliette Barnes brand, and so Juliette doesn't bother consulting with him before going on stage in jeans, sitting on a stool, and doing a new acoustic number that she and Deacon wrote. A reviewer in the audience tweeted some mean stuff about it, but it turns out that a video of the performance has gone viral and people love it. In the process of learning this, Juliette totally screams at her underlings before appreciating the fact that they're nicer to her than she deserves. She tells Glen to get on board, because her brand it is a-changin'.
And THEN. Okay, where to begin. So, Deacon does not want to talk to Rayna at all on tour, and manages to ignore her two whole times while they're in an elevator together. Thank goodness they ended up riding that elevator thrice! But wait, I am getting ahead of myself. The good news is that Rayna has an awesome new chick guitar player who she loves. The bad news is that Teddy is pissed, per usual, even though Rayna assures him she had no idea that Deacon was coming on the tour. The other good news is that Watty White is back, and pleased to learn that Marshall Evans is giving Rayna her own label. Rayna has to bring in a few acts, and she inquires about -- you guessed it -- Scarlett and Gunnar. When she realizes that Scarlett is Deacon's niece, she backs off of the idea for a while, given the tension between her and Deacon. Watty thinks that the distance between Rayna and Deacon is a good thing, and she lies that it's better for everybody involved.
MEANWHILE, Peggy just happens to run into Teddy, likely while stalking him. She's wearing a beret, and also drops the news that she and her husband have separated. Teddy gives her a ride somewhere because obviously she is too unstable to drive, and then she gives all sorts of lip service to the idea that Teddy deserves to be with someone who actually loves him, or at the very least likes him. High off of the ONE MEETING that he's had to go to for his job as mayor, Teddy puts his hand on Peggy's. And then he touches her hair. And then they kiss. In the car, because they still haven't learned important lessons about going inside where cameras can't see you. AND THEN THEY TOTALLY BONE!
The good news about Teddy and Peggy boning is that it gives us permission to not have complicated feelings about Rayna cheating on Teddy with Deacon, which totally seems like it's going to happen. The third time that we see them in the elevator together, Deacon finally hauls off and kisses her, just as the preview promised! It turns out he's done talking. So is she, as they get a good six-floor mini-makeout session. And then he just goes to his room all nonchalantly. She agonizes in hers for a while, as that fantastic First Aid Kit song about being your Emmylou plays, because: true love. And then Rayna texts Deacon, and we see him getting the text and leaving his room, ostensibly to go to hers, because: true love. Also: boning. But then Teddy ruins EVERYTHING as he always ruins everything by showing up at Rayna's hotel room unannounced! Deacon happens to see him just as he's turning the corner in the hallway, and I think it's safe to say that a cockblock from the husband of your object of affection is the worst cockblock of all. Teddy is such a jerk that he's come to tell Rayna that he's had a moment of clarity and wants to divorce her. He couldn't just have sent a text, or at least had the decency to wait until after Rayna and Deacon were done boning?
Previously on Nashville: Teddy wondered if he and Rayna had a future together, and she was basically like, "Ummmmm." Peggy existed, and though it looked an awful lot like she and Teddy were having an affair, they were actually just lovers... of embezzlement. Rayna visited Deacon out of concern, and a whole lot of emotional baggage surfaced, ending with him basically telling her that she had the Wrong Song if she thought they could be buddies. Juliette's visit of concern to Deacon fared much better, though, and he agreed to come on tour with her, much to Rayna's surprise and chagrin.
We open with the major players in the Red Lips, White Lies tour pulling up to their hotel in Chicago. A gaggle of fans await, many of them in the teen varieties. Rayna learns from Bucky that they've sold out two nights, which is of course great news, but she's still preoccupied by Deacon's surprise appearance on the plane and thus the tour. Bucky swears he didn't know anything about it, and Juliette gleefully barges in to ask if Rayna's pissed. You know, because she would be SO UPSET if she did anything to make Rayna mad. As she does in these situations, Rayna hoists up her Southern charm and asks why she'd be pissed, before giving a big smile and "Hey, y'all," to the fans. They sign a few autographs and while walking away Juliette notes that her plane is not small, and Rayna didn't make eye contact with her once after Deacon appeared. If Juliette were just a little bit smarter, she'd add a, "And where's Liam, anyway?" just to make sure the tip of the knife penetrated Rayna's pretty ginger guts.
Rayna wonders if Juliette didn't have anything better to do on the trip than to look over and see if Rayna was looking at her. Juliette wants Rayna to admit that she's pissed, and when she won't (wondering aloud if Juliette will ever grow up in the process), it's Juliette who seems to be the pissed one. She then tries to school Deacon about what a bellhop does, and he's like, "I've actually stayed in hotels before, thanks." He's looking for his guitar and says that this isn't his first rodeo. Juliette tells him that it's his first time at her rodeo, which as it turns out is a really gross, tacky kind of rodeo that is quite possibly overrun with crabs. Deacon gives her some grief about the size of her entourage. When she says it takes a lot of people to make a good show, he points out that Johnny Cash only needed three. This hits Juliette where she lives, which is The Land of a Constant Quest for Legitimacy.
In the hotel, Rayna is still wondering why Deacon's there. Bucky suggests that she ask him, but Rayna says that she has to call Teddy (to try to explain Deacon's presence), and get ready for a show tonight (where she will constantly rue the fact that Deacon is playing in Juliette's band and not her own), and so she doesn't have time for any Deacon Claybourne drama. Her whole life is Deacon Claybourne drama! Except for the part that's Liam McGuinness drama. And that's the way we like it. Meanwhile, Juliette is so impressionable, especially when Deacon wields his considerable cranky influence. She asks Glenn if she has too many people in her band, and he tells her that everything with her show is just perfect, and with her bad press and Jolene out of the picture, she's primed to get her brand back on target and be right where she was before her mighty downfall. But Juliette wonders what happens if she doesn't want to go right back where she was. Glenn can't even fathom what she's talking about because his primary concern is making his 10 percent as big as possible.
And then Rayna just barely catches an elevator... with only Deacon inside. He's so mad at her that he can't even be bothered to ask, "What floor?" She kind of shrugs her shoulders and looks over at him a few times while he looks down at the floor. He gets off of the elevator without so much as a word or a glance. This is not the way to start off two Deacon-Claybourne-drama-free days.
Back in Nashville, Gunnar is fixing Scarlett's plumbing. That is not a euphemism. With her scraggly weave pulled back into a scraggly ponytail, she tries to make small talk about how good they sounded with JT and the band, but Gunnar isn't engaging. Scarlett still doesn't know what got his "fur all backwards" in Texas (and I will give her one point for that really cute saying), but if he's not going to talk about it he should at least stop worrying about it. But it turns out that Gunnar's not currently worried about his criminal brother on the lam. Rather, he has asshole roommates (and former bandmates) who have been giving him shit since he joined Bleatwood Crack. They drew a giant turtle on his ribcage in sharpie. How they got such access to his skinny torso is not addressed before there's a knock at the door. It's Scarlett's landlord, asking about the rent. If she doesn't get it to him in two days, he's kicking her out. And... if her landlord is so close by, how come he wasn't fixing the sink? It turns out that Avery owes Scarlett some money, but she's not ready to actually have to see him to get it back. She's hopefully that Bleatwood Crack's paying gig tonight will put her back in the black and she won't be evicted and forced to go back to living in the tree trunk. She's way behind on her nut gathering, after all.
And then we all have to endure a horrible phone call between Rayna and Teddy. She talks about how important their time apart is to figure things out, and swears she didn't know that Deacon was going to show up on the tour. She also swears that she didn't want him there. Teddy asks if she's seen Deacon since she fired him, and Rayna is all, "Oh, erm, gosh, well, cough." She explains that she saw him out of concern since they have been friends for 20 years, as Teddy well knows. For once, Teddy actually has a meeting to go to and this sense of temporary purpose emboldens him to say, "Okay, Rayna, I get it. You didn't know about Deacon, you didn't plan any of this, life's a bitch sometimes, and you're processing. Have we covered it all?" Damn, girl! And then he hangs up, leaving Rayna only the long neck bow on her hideous blouse to fiddle with.
Meanwhile, Marilyn happily informs Avery that Belmont loved him and wants him to come back for another festival in the spring, and reminds him that a crew from a show called Star Towns will be following him around. The show features musicians showing off a city that they love, and always has one big star and one up and coming act. She works hard to convince Avery that this is all good news, but he's too busy Googling details of Scarlett's upcoming performance. Marilyn tells him to get over it, which is a piece of advice that he could apply in myriad ways.
Back in Chicago, Rayna's on stage in a short sequined dress that looks like it could belong to Juliette, and singing, "I'm Already Gone." While I am a fan of her tight trousers of yore, the dress is really working and she looks impossibly fly. And I haven't even mentioned the hair. I wish I could just transplant all of Connie Britton onto myself, basically. Except the voice. She IS improving, but still. Rayna is a fan of the "stand there and sing" style of performance, which is a lovely contrast to what we'll see from Juliette in a few moments. We get flashes of adoring audience members, none of whom seem to know the words to Rayna's big show-closing hit. Suspicious. But Rayna loves Chicago nonetheless!
Backstage, Deacon makes his way through a bunch of half-naked dancers warming up and is likely starting to think that even with the rapey times The Revel Kings gig wasn't so bad. As Juliette has a rack of wardrobe options wheeled into her dressing room, Deacon notes that it's like a big Vegas show. He's not regretting coming, necessarily, just getting used to all the glitter. Juliette blinks her five-pound eyelashes, and then we cut to her on stage in leather hot pants with dancers jumping all around her. And come on. If she


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Want people to read your post and give you answers? The worst way to do this is to post a new message to a thread that is years old.
A lot of new posters here look up old threads and add their question to the bottom of the thread.
This is a good way to make sure no one reads your post. Many of the additions to threads that are several years old are spam, so few people take the time to read them.
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I respectfully disagree camlan. Opening an old post and adding a comment or question does get attention. Some old posts have valid info & adding a question may illuminate the older posts. Yes, often the OP is long gone, but if I see an old post date come up to the top of the list, it may have something new I want to see in it (it may also be a spammer adding a link to sell something but that's a whole 'nother issue).
This forum is full of dreadfully old posts, but that's because it's an inactive forum. I do look at refreshed posts form 2003. Maybe I just have a comment to someone else's comment that doesn't warrant a whole new post. I'm pretty sure I don't need a tutorial on how to create a post....
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Anyone have and tricks or contraptions they have used for siphoning beer without all the troublesome fruit clogging? I racked out of the secondary with some success, but still sucked in some fruit particles. I am hoping to have a clear beer so upon my final siphon into keg I was thinking of putting some sort of sanitized mesh device over the end of the siphon
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I haven't tried this myself but have seen it discussed: attach a stainless or copper pot scrubber onto the end of your racking cane to act as a filter.
Do you mean steel wool?
if your using whole fruit, what I always do is put it in a mesh bag to start with, that way when I go to put it in the keg, I just pull out the bag and keg like normal.


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We had a great experience!Posted Jan 26, 2015
I stayed the night with 2 12 y/o boys so we could go to a Bucks game. They boys had a great time, enjoyed the pool multiple times. The staff was exceptional, every single one we came in contact with were above and beyond grateful that we were there! Thank you all for a making our weekend that much more enjoyable!!
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Mar 12, 2015 by General Manager, Hotel Management
Thank you for the feedback regarding your recent stay at the Fairfield Inn & Suites Milwaukee Airport. We are so happy to hear you had an enjoyable weekend at our hotel. . With a spirit to serve, we take great pride in not only meeting, but exceeding expectations. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
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Great HotelPosted Dec 28, 2014 on Hotels.com
We had a nice stay at this hotel. The bed was probably the most comfortable bed of all the hotels I have stayed at. The room was clean. Good selection for the complimentary breakfast. I would definitely stay here again.
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Overall a very nice placePosted Dec 20, 2014 on Hotels.com
The hotel staff made this trip a good one. We ended up in a room next to a group of kids who were screaming and jumping on the bed. The walls are too thin. The staff moved us without a problem. Sadly, this same group was drinking and smoking by the pool, so we couldn't enjoy that. The room is small, but suited our needs. Breakfast was good as well!!
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DisappointedPosted Dec 8, 2014
Toilet seat and shower curtain were dirty. Toilet wobbled on the base. Housekeeping knocked at door at 9 am, woke us. Check out isn't until 11 and we were still there which I am assuming they should know.
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We appreciate your feedback regarding your recent stay at the Fairfield Inn & Suites Milwaukee Airport. I'm sorry that we did not meet your expectations. I have passed along your comments to our housekeeping department and it's definitely something that we take seriously . We hope that you will give us another chance and stay with us again when you are in the Oak Creek area.
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Pros: Location to airport
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Location: Easy access to the airport and plenty of restaurants nearby.
Nice hotel but the price was a little high for what you get. Excellent location next to the airport with lots of restaurants in the area. I guess because it was so close to the airport the prices tend to rise. I would stay there again.
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Booked hotel the same day we were going to check in. Upon arrival they moved our room closer to the elevator when they found out one person in our party had a pulmonary disorder which caused shortness of breath. The beds were awesome! The kind you just sink into. Continental breakfast was good. A lot of variety. Not sure they were prepared for the amount of people as there was only one person doing the cooking, restocking, and clean up at breakfast. Somethings took longer than others to replenish but we didnt mind the wait as there was plenty of other choices available.
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Hotel was clean, staff were friendly, complimentary breakfast included hot foods, good speed on free wifi -- no complaints from us!


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Depression and Anxiety, the official journal of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, is available online only as of January 2013. The journal welcomes original research and synthetic review articles covering neurobiology (genetics and neuroimaging), epidemiology, experimental psychopathology, and treatment (psychotherapeutic and pharmacologic) aspects of mood and anxiety disorders, and related phenomena in humans.
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Hoarding Disorder: A Meta-Analysis
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Pioglitazone Adjunctive Therapy for Depressive Episode of Bipolar Disorder: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial
Atefeh Zeinoddini MD, Maryam Sorayani MD, Elmira Hassanzadeh MD, Mohammad Arbabi MD, Mehdi Farokhnia MD, Samrand Salimi MD, Ali Ghaleiha MD, Shahin Akhondzadeh PhD
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People always vaguely say that Twitter is not like Facebook and should not be used in the same way, but it took Two Pens to make that thought concrete.
Your Twitter audience is targeted, or should be targeted, to a few interests that you have – that way, you engage in a real and sustained way with a few communities – in my case, cats, literature no one reads, and pretty paper put up on walls a hundred and twenty years ago by people wearing too many clothes. So keep it narrow and build a rep. Remember, Twitter is about the people you don't know. Facebook is about the people you already know – and never talk to.
Whoa. It was literally a way I have never thought to use Twitter. My Twitter stream is a mishmash of random people (much like Facebook). Which made me wonder if that is the big difference between people who love Twitter vs. those who love Facebook.
The rest of her Twitter advice is just as astute, including how Twitter growth behaves more like bacteria than a virus.
Is your Twitter stream targeted by topic, or do you also follow a random assortment of people without any clear niche, much like Facebook?
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(dying female flowers on cantaloupe before blooming)
theyve been doing this a while now and i thought it was because they were too young at first but now as they older only a couple make it to full size and acually bloom. ive only had 4 mature females and 1 successful pollination. i thought it was pests at first but i got rid of them. anyone have any idea what it is ?
the leaves are large and im sure they require a lot of energy. should i water more?
Any chance on getting a picture? Zone?? If they aren't wilted they have enough water. I know they require a lot of food. How's your fertilizing?? Muskmelon females can be a bit fickle about getting fertilized. One out of five isn't a horrible ratio but it should be better. My window here in Z5 for fertilizing melons is a small one. If they don't set fruit in the first wave which lasts a couple of weeks or so, it's pretty much a done deal.


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Once upon a time an acquaintance described to me a magical drink called Pumpkin Jack. Anyone can make it he says. It's as simple as simple can be.
That sounds like a vile concoction made of hooch and fail. Seriously, white sugar and bread yeast? Please tell me you're making more than just this, otherwise it sounds like you're making this under your bed so your parents don't find it.
I remember seeing a thread a few years ago where someone tried to make pumpkin beer inside a pumpkin, with disastrous results. the problem being there's no real way to sanitize the inside of a pumpkin, and it's porous, allowing air and microbes to get inside.
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
I've heard a similar recipe for marrow, called marrow rum. Same thing more or less, but I don't think that yeast was added and it was allowed to go naturally. I heard of it in the context of someone on another forum asking what they could do with marrows, and that was the only sensible suggestion that came accross.
There's a recipe for marrow rum, a few of them just fill with dark sugar and no yeast and then they all tend to hang it over a jar to catch the drips.http://www.cottagesmallholder.com/?p=492
try this link for info on brewing in a pumpkinThe Epi-Log on Epicurious.com: How To Brew Beer In A Pumpkin: Part Two
i have not tried it but it seems more likely than the one you listed or tryBrewing in a pumpkin - a set on Flickr
Thanks everyone. You have confirmed my suspicion that this is more of an urban legend than a viable homebrew venture. What's that they say about hindsight being 20-20?
This is good news because I can dump out the buckets to free up some secondary fermenters for my beer brewing; which is using proven ingredients and equipment.
Apparently squirrels in MN know this "pumpkin jack" well...
I'm not sure why, but I immediately thought of this:
Good stuff though...
Here's to you, and here's to me.
I hope we should never disagree.
But if that day should ever be...
To Hell With You! And here's to me!
You could do a pumpkin wine, the modern way and be better off. Clean out a pumpkin, chop up the insides. Throw them in a fermentor, throw some campden tablets in to sanitize, then add the water and sugar to reach a desired OG. Ferment in the proper manner, with good brewing yeast and bam, less hooch, hooch.


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Dennis Hopper Estate
Hugo Boss white shirt with iconic Hopper Billboard printed on shirt. One size, comes with box. Shirt stamped with Dennis' signature.
Dennis Hopper was an actor, a director, a passionate art collector, and a countercultural hero. He was as unforgettable onscreen--as the baby-faced Goon in Rebel Without A Cause, the iconic Billy in Easy Rider, or the menacing gas-huffing Frank Booth in Blue Velvet-- as he was in his life, and filled his eclectic homes with things (and people) he loved. With this Tastemaker Tag Sale, One Kings Lane is honored to bring our members these personal pieces from the estate of the legendary actor.


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New build deposit percentage guidance?
We are building with a builder - not in a subdivision, but the Company owns the lot and we have worked with them to spec the house plans and details.
As part of the first draft of the contract, they are asking for 10% deposit, however the Company which is the builder is also the selling agent as they have real estate division within them. We are hesitant to put 10% completely down, unless it is in an independent ESCROW -- but want to get everyones thoughts and practices people have used.
We're doing a major remodel and addition and only pay for work that has been completed--no upfront money at all. We do pay promptly, every two weeks for the work that has been done. The situation may be very different I suppose if you don't already own the lot or if there is a bank involved.
Many builders want some up-front money, both as "ernest money" and to defray their start-up expenses. If the contract (and builder's reputation and recommendations appear fine), I wouldn't object to 10% down.
Just remember to hold 10% back at the end to ensure proper and satisfactory close out. If the builder can reasonably ask for 10% up front, every owner can reasonably withold the final 10% until occupancy and resolution of all punch-list work. It's a standard in all AIA contracts.
Best wishes!


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Researchers at UCL have developed the first purely silicon oxide-based 'Resistive RAM' memory chip that can operate in ambient conditions.
The transparency and small size of the new chips enables them to be used in a wide range of potential applications.
Scientists have discovered a way to improve the performance of ferroelectric materials.
Day in Pics: 1st April
Showbiz World - April 1, 2015
Katrina Kaif's wax statue at Madame Tussauds unveiled!