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Hi everyone! What I am looking for is a "heavy" type of corn bread recipe...not the crumbly kind....Bobby bought some corn bread from a bake sale while on the road...it was very heavy and just wonderful...what would I add to regular corn bread to make it "heavy"...Lard???
I, too, like a heavier cornbread. I seem to remember saving a recipe from a restaurant, that the requestor specifically like b/c it was "heavy". That aside, I usually just use more cornmeal and less flour - maybe 1/2 cup flour and 1-1/2 cups cornmeal. My mom called hers johnnycake - it was heavier and we ate it warm with milk and sugar.
I found a recipe today in the local newspaper called "Sweet Wet Cornbread"...and I am going to try this!!
3 cups of water
1 stick of butter
2 cups self rising cornmeal
1/2 cup flour
1 cup sugar
3 eggs
1-1/2 cups whole milk
Put 3 cups water and stick of butter in pot...bring to heavy boil...In large bowl use whisk to combine cornmeal, flour and sugar...In small bowl, beat 3 eggs, beat in milk...Pour in dry ingredients...Using whisk, mix up very well...Then add milk and egg mixture...stir til lumps are gone...pour into greased 9 x 13" pan...Bake at 400 degrees for one hour (????? that seems like a long time!!)....cool completely before removing from pan. I'm going to try it...will let you know if this is what I am looking for!
Janice, Let me know how it turns out. I love cornbread but have never made one with that much liquid or with water either. I have Sol's Honey Cornbread Muffins in the oven as I'm typing this.
Sol's Honey-Corn Muffins
4 tablespoons melted butter
1 cup AP flour
½ cup cake flour
1-1/3 cup cornmeal
1/3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
3 large eggs
1½ cups half & half or whole milk
½ cup plus 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
3 tablespoons honey
1½ teaspoons vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 400ºF. In a bowl whisk the flours, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder and salt.
In a separate bowl, whisk the eggs, milk, butter, oil, honey and vanilla.
Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet, stirring gently with the whisk and stop just as soon as there's not a trace of flour left.
I use a greased, large muffin pan for these, so this recipe will yield 6 big muffins.
I also used a large ice cream scoop to pour the batter evenly into each cup, almost filling it to the top. Bake muffins for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Cool on a rack for 5 minutes before removing from pan.
This is the only corn bread I have made for many years. It is "heavy" and so I am! This is absolutely the most dense and delicious corn bread ever!
1/2 cup soft butter
1 cup sugar
4 eggs
1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 cup shredded papperjack cheese
1 16-oz can cream-style corn
1 cup flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 cup cornmeal
1/4 teaspoon salt
Combine butter and sugar. Add eggs, cheese and creamed corn and stir to combine. Combine dry ingredients and mix to combine. Pour into a greased 9x13 pan and bake at 300 degrees for about 1 hour.
I have made this cornbread for a long time and it is really good.
2 eggs
1 1/2 cups milk
2 cups yellow cornmeal
3 tsp baking powder
1 1/2 tsp salt
1/8 - 1/4 cup sugar depending on how sweet you want it
2 tb melted canola oil
1/3 cup chopped onion (optional)
place 2 tb canola oil in large cast iron skillet in 450 oven
be sure to get your skillet really hot, that is what puts the crust on the bottom.
beat eggs, pour in milk, add dry sifted ingredients
take skillet out of oven and carefully coat the sides of the skillet and then pour off the hot oil into your batter,
stir and pour batter back into your skillet.
Bake 25-30 min or until golden brown.
this is cornbread from Georgia ... it should be cooked in a well-seasoned cast iron skillet. NO sugar. NO flour. Use buttermilk. Make sure the skillet is smoking hot before you pour the batter. If you're lucky the batter will push the shortening up and over the outside edge forming a delicious 1/2" crust all the way around.
Southern Corn Bread
Serves 8 Yanks, 4 Rebs.
Source: White Lily.
(I do not use the sugar.)
2 cups White Lily cornbread mix (white, self-rising)
1 1/2 cups buttermilk
1/4 cup melted Crisco
1 egg lightly beaten
1 to 2 tbsps sugar (optional)
Preheat well-greased 8 or 10" iron skillet in 425°F oven. Blend all ingredients, stirring just until moistened. The batter should be lumpy and rather thin. Pour into HOT skillet. Bake 20 to 25 minutes for 10" skillet or 25 to 30 minutes for 8" skillet or 8x8x2' pan. Serve hot with butter.
White Lily mix is not avilable in my area. If you can't import the real stuff from the deep South, substitute a stone-ground, self-rising WHITE cornbread mix. Better yet, order the real stuff from www.whitelily.com
Remember Southern cornmeal is ground from white corn and Southern cornbread is nothing like sweet Northern cake-like cornbread. It's even less like North Carolina cornbread which is similar to very sweet spoonbread which has collapsed.


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So I started playing around with some letterforms I drew. Initially, my idea was to make a unicase typeface; but since everyone would just point out that there's little need for unicase fonts, I decided to draw both alphabets (that's not the only reason, of course...). However, I did start out with this.
I have lots of problems with many of the characters, most of them I can't quite see how I can solve, so what I'm looking for is anything AT ALL that you'd like to share with me about this (if you like it, if it's any good, if the world needs it – you know what I mean –, if the stroke thickness is all wrong – where and why would be nice... how to solve it would be excellent –, if some character seems out of place, if it reminds you of something, etc.). I mean really anything.
Some things I'd like to add... I drew everything directly on the computer. I know, I know... I shouldn't have and that's probably where most of my mistakes come from, but I'm going all the way with this and you can't stop me! :P
Don't mind the O, I drew that just because I thought the O was too bare in comparison with the other characters. It would be an alternate, as would the R, probably. And I will do the other alphabet, but am planning to maintain the uppercase at the same height as the lowercase, because I really just wanted a way of combining lowercase and uppercase letterforms to make separate words look good... you know... I'd use this typeface to easily create simple logos (or the starting point for logos), for example, or to use as a display face on posters. I kind of always imagine using it on a poster for a music festival, with all the separate names of the bands and stuff, although I can't quite imagine which kind of music festival would look good in this... :P It's just an example.
That said, here's the image. There's a lot more to say (mainly because I'm all over the place with it), but I guess we'll keep in touch. :)
I love unicase fonts. This is cool. You might look at the gothic alphabet and uncial faces for some inspiration.
I like the K, Z, T, and H best.
Keep the flair inside the O, just make it a bit smaller, and make it not touch the right side of the bowl.
The X is falling over to the right.
The tail on the Q and R are too different. Pick angular or curved, and run with it. Same with the Y.
The F looks like something mashed it down on the top left.
Hope this helps. Keep going with this.
I like this very much. I think your D, N, and M are a bit lacking in contrast, though.
Thank you very much!
I know I have to alter most of the characters, so it really helps that you singled some out, glyphobet. That way I can tell what's more important and noticeable and what's not.
I had kind of thought about the tails on Q and R, but I thought they should be different, since I was aiming to create a uniqueness on all (or most) of the characters... and also, I really like the angular tail on the Q, but think it wouldn't work on the R. Also, this R will probably be an alternate, so that wouldn't be that big of a deal... but I will think about that (and the Y). Thank you for pointing that out!
You're right about the X and the F – though I was fond of that top left of the F – and I will think about that idea about the O, too.
I'm really glad you liked those characters... the T, for instance, was really great, in my head, but when I drew it it kind of looked strange and out of balance... I also thought maybe the H should be a tad wider and I should do something about the top leg on the K (though I still don't know what, exactly); what do you think?
Now about mr: I'm glad you like it!
I did run into a lot of trouble with the N and the M... I was thinking the contrast is there on all the characters, but it is a bit discreet, so when I thought about the contrast on these letters I didn't want to overdo it, because it would be too noticeable... you really think I should give them more contrast? Should I focus on making the thin strokes thinner, the thick thicker or both?
About the D, I'm thinking I should probably make it a bit wider, because it's hard to add contrast when the thin part of the stroke isn't long enough. Originally it was wider, but the counter looked too open when compared with the others...
Thanks again and please, keep'em comin'. :)
I think the top arm of the 'k' in your image might be a bit too light.
Yes, I thought so too, but when I tried to make it darker it didn't look that good, either... I'll play around with it a bit more. Thanks!
If you thicken it just a bit, it would help. Probably add something like 1/4th of the thickness it is now.
The top of the lc 'f' seems to straighten out and get thing right before it hooks. Stands out when I look at the entire image.
And I like the 'O'
I'll try that, Quincunx. I've been on a break, but I'll get back on it soon.
ytknows, I didn't quite understand what you were trying to say... do you mean you think the F should have a rounder top, like glyphobet?
Thanks :)
Yeah Ruben, I meant exactly what glyphobet said; the problem was I added a 'g' to the word 'thin', producing 'thing'
But back to the F, it just appears to get a little too straight, it seems to need a little more rounding than it currently has, a little more like the top of the S (on a larger scale, of course).
Will do! Thank you, yt (and glyphobet, again). :)


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Hi, everyone. I have a life goal of having my house clean and organized with "a place for everything and everything in its place". I'm having major surgery (knee replacement) on January 31, and I am determined to meet this goal before I go in for surgery. It's only DH and myself, and I'm the messy one. I'm not a collector and don't have the "layered look" or anything close to it, but I want to do an intense spring cleaning (which I've never really done before). I feel overwhelmed, particularly with the kitchen. I've looked online but there are so many sites with organization tips I feel even more overwhelmed after I look at them. I have dark granite countertops and stainless steelappliances, both of which show every fingerprint and look messy the minute a surface is touched. I feel like I should take everything out of the pantry and cupboards and start from scratch, but I feel like it will take me forever to figure out what to do wth it?
I feel like I actually have enough room, but just don't have it organized right. For example, I have pullout shelves in the lower cabinets, but two of them are full of a maze of cookbooks and clipped-out recipes, etc., which I never look at because I can't find anything. I use the tall bank of shelves as a pantry; it's 12 inches deep. The corner cabinet is a maze of spices and oils. I have the spices on round bases, which I think helps, but I have a tendency to try to squeeze everything in spaces that are then too hard to find anything in.
I've included a couple of photos of my kitchen taken some time ago to give you an idea of my storage possibilities. It would be better if I had pix of the cabinets open, but I don't have any.
Thanks very much, nattspur. I did find Flylady, and like her site a lot. I want to do a 30-day blitz first though before I follow her BBS system, which I think will be just what I need. Or did I miss something? I found some ideas on the zones part of the page. DH is home today; I'll investigate her site more in the morning. In the meantime, any other suggestions? And thanks again.
A couple of resources:
Apartment Therapy occasionally does a "Kitchen Cure," which is a one-month cleaning/purging/reorganizing of your kitchen. It's geared for people who only have a couple of hours a week to work on their kitchens, so if you have more time, you could probably complete it in a week. I've put the link to the most recent one below. The Cure has ended, but you could still use the instructions to do it on your own.
The book, "Getting Organized," by Stephanie Winston, has been a huge help to me in figuring out where to put things, once I've decluttered and tossed the extra junk floating around. She has a system for identifying the most useful storage areas, where the things you use most often should go, and the least accessible/useful storage areas, where things you don't use much, like seasonable decorations and such should be stored. The book has good, step-by-step instructions on how to figure out your storage needs.
It does sound as if you need to re-evaluate your storage--cookbooks might do better on a countertop or in a bookcase than on a sliding shelf. Do you have pots and pans that could go on those sliding shelves?
You might also consider saving some smaller projects to keep you busy while you are recuperating from the surgery. Sorting out all those clipped-out recipes is something you could do while you are more or less immobile.
Here is a link that might be useful: AT Kitchen Cure
camlan, thank you. The kitchen is my biggest (though not my only) organization problem. Kitchen Cure is perfect for the "blitz" I want to carry out, and then I think Flylady will help me keep myself on track. It sure helps that DH is so orderly (he's a pilot, I think they tend to be precise).
Thank you both.
susanka, by the look of your beautiful kitchen no one would know you need to organize a thing. It's beautiful.
Congratulations on the knee replacement decision. I had both mine done this year, L one May 24 and R one 9/27. You'll do great, just do the therapy as required. Off topic, are you a member of the Delphi Joint Replacement Forum? It's a wonderful place where people who have had or are going to have knee and hip replacements, talk and give each other encouragement, tips, etc. I think you'll really enjoy it.
It would be a good idea to keep some of your sorting things for when you are recouperating because believe me you will get pretty bored at times. Knee replacement is not something you jump up from in 6 weeks. You can get around, but are still very limited and will still require a lot of down time.
Before my first surgery I was a bit nervous so I made sure to have food in the house, things cleaned etc., so my husband didn't have to think about those things and just take care of me. By the time the second surgery rolled around he was a pro and taking care of me and everything else. Now I'm quite spoiled. LOL
I can't help you on getting organized because I have a problem with where to put things. I still don't have my pantry organized like I would like it nor my bedroom closet. I know you'll get a lot of help from others on this forum though.
Good luck.
@susanka, here are a few links to some blogs that I've found really inspiring. These ladies are super organized. Good luck!
I've linked you to specific pantry entries but you can look through their whole blog for inspiration in many areas. Some of them (like Iheart) have lots more kitchen inspiration.
HIWTHI, those weren't spur-of-the-moment photos, and all the doors are closed; not hard to look good in that situation! Thank you very much for your knee replacement suggestions. This is actually my second one; I had my other knee replaced a year and a half ago, so I pretty much know the drill (I've forgotten how much it hurts I'm sure, that helps in being willing to do it again). I didn't go to any forums before my last one, and wasn't familiar with Delphi, but I'd like all the help I can get, so I plan to set aside some time to look at Delphi. I did very well with my first surgery except that my legs came out different lengths so now I have a very pronounced limp that I didn't have before. This almost never happens with knee replacement, I was told. I'm hoping the second surgery will fix that.
Back on the topic of organizing everything in my house, I'm going to the blogs you suggested, livebetter, as soon as I finish this post. Then I'd better get started. Here in Colorado it's 8:38 and I've gotten nothing done so far.
Thank you all very much for your help. I plan to get this done. And maybe I'll be able to post some photos with my cabinet doors open at some point!
I read a tip once on recipes. Get a notebook From the magazine or newspaper you are reading, tear out recipes you think you want to try. Using Post-It Note type glue, glue the recipes into the notebook. As you cook each recipe, pitch it if you don't like it, or move it to a separate "Like It" notebook. This could be a project to do while recovering from surgery.
I keep my favorite recipes on my computer. When I get ready to cook, I print out the recipe. It doesn't matter if it gets splattered while cooking. I pitch it when I finish.
Here is a link that might be useful: Post It Note glue
I think the idea of a recipe binder is good. Some recipes are ones I already have either clipped or printed or hand written. I like this idea from Bowl Full of Lemons. It's on my "do to list" for 2012 (along with a Home Management Binder).
I already organized my take out menus in a nice expandable folder.
If you Google "recipe binder" their are other resources as well.
@susanka, how did today go? What did you accomplish?
Here is a link that might be useful: recipe binder
livebetter, hi! I got the foyer done (it's very small)with its coat closet, got the Christmas decorations down and put away, and got one section of the pantry cleaned out, throwing away some antique pasta and miscellaneous stuff. Everything's on the island sorted out, and I'm finding I have so much room. Moved some multiples down to the long-term storage area. Got pretty tired, my knee hurts, but I am cleaning every surface (so far)! Thanks for asking. I won't bore you all with a daily rundown, but I feel good about what I accomplished yesterday.
My SO had a knee replacement this spring, and my advice on your 5-week plan is DON'T DO IT! There are better uses for your time:
1 - Make sure you have grab bars in the bath so you can use the toilet and have a bath bench or some way of bathing while the incision heals.
Make sure the tub or shower is truly non-skid.
Make sure you can rinse off - install a hand-held shower.
2 - Make sure you have things you will need during your recovery at a convenient level so you don't have to kneel to get them. This includes meals, grooming and clothing.
3 - Make sure you are de-cluttered enough so you can maneuver a walker or crutches around the places you will need to go. Clear out the excess furniture, stash the rugs and get the small stuff off the floor.
Plan on staying on one floor, preferable the ground floor.
4 - Make sure you have at least two comfortable places (one to sit and one to lie down) with your leg ELEVATED for hours at a time.
5 - Make sure you have room in the freezer or a cooler for 40 pounds of ice and have it there when you come home. Icing is absolutely necessary, and your ice maker can't keep up with the quantity required.
6 - Make sure you have a suitable place for in-home physical therapy - move things until you the therapist has room for moving around a firm bed and extending your leg, etc.
7 - Make sure you can get into and out of your vehicle safely - clear clutter, lay down non-skid mats or whatever your house may need.
I admire you for wanting to get this done BEFORE your knee surgery, since I know what it's like to be handicapped. I don't have any blog suggestions, but can see a couple of things you could do immediately to change making looking for things easier for you.
Zoning your kitchen is the best way to approach organizing it. If you can split up your dry cooking spices to go into a drawer, that would free up some SPICE space for the spices you use for baking. (I can only tell you how this relates to my kitchen and why I put it there, but you might be able to start thinking about your kitchen differently.) The goal for me is to be able to see everything at a glance. I've used round turntables in the past, but find things get lost behind other things and realized there had to be a better way of arranging things so I could really see them. I put my cooking spices in a drawer at the end of my island, since it's near the range and where I prep my food. The baking spices are in my ''baking center'', which is near the oven/stand-mixer, and all my flours & sugars are in a drawer under the oven (in bins I can open with one hand and scoop with the other.) I also keep things like chocolate chips, baking powder/soda, cinnamon, cocoa powder, etc. there instead of the regular pantry, since this is where I actually use them.
I prefer to put cookbooks in my dining room, where I can pull them out and lay them on the table to look through so they don't take up kitchen space. Your 12 inch deep pantry shelves are the perfect depth for cookbooks however; if you need to have them in the kitchen you could see them all at one glance. I also like 12 inch depth cabinets for things like small appliances that don't live on my counter like a crock pot, electric skillet, blender, citrus juicer, etc. They don't get buried that way and you can find it all at a glance.
Next to the fridge is my breakfast bar. Fresh fruit goes on a vertical 3-tier stand on top of the counter next to the toaster, utensils in a drawer below, bowls and breakfast plates under those, and the bottom drawer holds cereal. This way I can stand in one place and make toast, pour cereal, fix fruit and get what I need out of the fridge/freezer without having to move across the kitchen. With your knee hurting the way it does, I've found this is an ideal way to manage space so it's all right where you need it to be. Less moving around means you're more efficient in your movements, which would make working in your kitchen much easier for you.
Your kitchen is very pretty! Good luck with your project and what you've accomplished so far.
Susanka, I hope the surgery goes well. Since you've done it before, perhaps you are ready with the things that lazygardens suggested. I will add one more to the list; get out and do what you enjoy now so that you will have the good memories and motivation for your physical therapy!
I agree with Clair that your kitchen is lovely. I also keep some spices in drawers. I don't know how many drawers you have in your kitchen, but mine is arranged like hers. We try to keep everything stored close to where it will be used. Dishes and glasses go in the cupboard over the dishwasher. Flour and spices, etc. go under the counter where we mix bread dough. Pots and pans are in the drawer under the stove and in the cupboard next to the stove.
Please don't overdo it. Since your husband will be cooking for you while you are recovering, maybe you don't want to move everything now. You don't want him getting frustrated when stuff is not where he is accustomed to finding it!
You've received excellent advice here, and congratulations on what you have accomplished so far :-) When DH had his knee replaced, I was constantly running to the store for ice. His PT gave me this recipe and it made my life so much easier!! Just make sure you have plenty of rubbing alcohol and 1 gallon baggies.
Put 1 pint of rubbing alcohol and 3 pints of water in a 1-gallon, heavy-duty, plastic freezer bag. Seal the bag, and then seal it in a second bag. Mark it "Cold pack: Do not eat," and place it in the freezer. Make up 3 or 4 so you always have one ready to go. It will be slushy and can be re-frozen several times. You will know when it isn't taking any more - won't be so slushy. Just pitch it and grab a newer one.
3 or 4 bags of frozen green peas and keep those in the freezer--label them "not for eating" if you have others in your family who might be doing some cooking.
Use the bags of peas (you can wrap in a cloth, if you like) for an ice pack. When one thaws, put it back in the freezer, and grab another.
I honestly don't remember, but I think I also needed Ice for the passive motion machine. If you have that, then you will need abundant ice. Different from the ice packs, but you will need those too.
livebetter, I forgot to say thanks for those links. Each one had something I could use. I like the idea of a clipboard on the door for a grocery list, and I already have an unused clipboard. I'm not buying all the containers they recommend (yet, anyway); too expensive at this point.
lazygardens, thank you for all your help with the post-TKA process. It was good to review what I need to do; I had forgotten some things.
clairedeluna and colorcrazy, thanks for saying my kitchen is nice. I enjoy it. I am doing zones now that I'm re-organizing everything. And, colorcrazy, DH's idea of cooking is to make a ham sandwich. If I had to rely on him I'd be a shadow of my former self in short order (hmmm, maybe not a bad thing!) What I did last time was to make a lot of meals ahead and freeze them, and also bought things like giant lasagnas already frozen. wanttoretire, thanks for your coldpack description. I like the peas method.
Yesterday the doc said I have a foot problem that may delay the surgery; I sure hope not. I usually have lots of energy though, and think I can handle the organization stuff and still have time for enjoyment. My workload is much less than it was a month ago (I'm a nonprofit prez), and I'm feeling like I have lots of free time. We'll see!
barbarajon, I can't resist telling you I actually have a magic wand. I took a picture of it, and will add it to this post later. A friend gave it to me probably 30 years ago when he was moving and had to get rid of stuff. Like me, it's somewhat the worse for wear, but still retains a little glow, so I love having it around. I keep it in my office where it makes me smile every time I see it.
@susanka, glad they were helpful. I find those ladies so inspirational myself.
Use what you have. If you can't buy new, you can "shop" your house and use what you have.
The nice thing with some of the blogs (like Iheart) is she often reuses containers she already has (therefore repurposing them).
No organization is ever really complete. We are always tweaking it as our circumstances change.
susan, wanted to mention to you that I was also lopsided after the first knee because you have to realize you have the new knee now taking up the space it shouldm replacing the worn out knee you have on the other leg, i.e., there is no more cushion on the bad knee, but plenty now on the new one. As soon as I got my second one done my balance was back to normal. Hope you have the same result.
livebetter and all, indeed! I washed all the cabinets at the top and on the inside, sorted out everything by zones just as advised, got rid of antique spices and things I haven't used in five years, and have replaced all the contents. Tomorrow I'll start on the drawers, and wash the doors and frames, and I'm done with a major part of the kitchen!Here's a "before" photo; at this point I had only hauled about about a third of what was in the cabinets, so it looked much worse an hour later.
Susanka - If you have photos and recipes to sort, box them up for amusement after the surgery. You can do it while your leg is iced and elevated. I had the SO cleaning out his files and scanning photos while he was chair-bound.
wanttoretire - Your DIY cold pack won't work with the icing pump (typical one at http://www.polarsoftice.com/softiceactive.html ) that is usually prescribed for the immediate post-surgery period. That uses 3-5 pounds of cube ice per refill.
Also, the problem of holding a gallon bag in place for effective coolingand the inevitable leaking and the risk of frostbite (that mix gets slushy at below normal freezing temps which your therapist should have explained) makes the baggie method sub-optimal when you need icing for hours at a time. The more you ice the less you swell and the less you hurt. the SO was using the ice-water pump almost every waking hour the first week.
A few packs of frozen peas - get serious. We were using 20+ pounds of ice a day for the first few days to keep that ice water pump machine fed. I tossed it in a large picnic cooler.
DH had a cooling machine (my mistake re: passive motion - it's been 17 yrs) at home for a short while, in bed, which of course needs abundant ice.
The idea of the alcohol/water mix IS to be slushy (and pliable), and was used out of bed and after PT, as I recall. Having several to rotate and re-freeze makes them readily available as needed.
And yes, frozen bags of peas or corn make acceptable form-fitting icepacks.
most kids that age LOVE the chance to play with the squirt bottles. And they love feeling important by being helpful and doing stuff that "only grownups" do. I totally "snow" them by saying, "I really need some help, and I think you are exactly the person to do it. Do you think you are old enough that you could . . . ?"
i had to get my house ready for a famiy christmas this year and took a notebook and made a list of things I had to do and put some on each day for 25 days from Dec 1 thru Dec 25 ..and tried to do everything I had on each day, if I didn't get it done, I moved it to a remaining day and I got nearly everything done on time..
That sounds really good, ronbre, if I could be a realistic person. My problem is being naive about how long stuff is going to take me. I'm still on the kitchen!
talleysue, I did have them out in the yard throwing snow at the evergreens, which are on berms and the snow melted faster there, so they were going to need water. But I'll be smarter next time!
Susan, if you're in the south metro Denver area and you need some help or meals after your surgery, you can call Love INC in Littleton. I've made meals for families and singles going through surgeries, chronic illness, and family emergencies. It's completely free (a non-profit).
I wish you all the best for both a successful surgery and completing the organizational tasks!
Here is a link that might be useful: LoveINC of Littleton
HIWTHI, life intervened of course and I'm still on the kitchen. But I am rethinking storage in the other rooms as I scrub up the kitchen floor.
flowers, I'm in Southern Colorado; having the surgery in Colorado Springs. We've actually made the decision that I'll stay in a rehab place for a few days. PT is amazing there. And thank you very much for your good wishes. I'm confident I'll do fine. I typically recover quickly; I'm pretty tough. Sounds likeLoveINC does a great job. I'm the prez of a tiny nonprofit myself, so I know what it takes to get things done.
susanka - how long till the surgery?
What is on the list to organize besides the kitchen?
How much left to do on the kitchen project?
I'm chuckling at the hard time I was getting on my thread....you seem to be doing about 25% of my todo list in 5 weeks....I am giving myself an entire year....
t-bird, surgery is 1/31. On the list: Everything! (But we've painted most of what has to be painted, so my job, unlike yours, is just getting rid of stuff and cleaning every surface, like an old-fashioned spring cleaning.) We're empty-nesters so there are no kids' rooms to clean or kids to give attention and time to. Kitchen is about 90% done, foyer (only a little coat closet and some tile and the front door) is done. Workout room was just painted and is finished except for the closet, which is full of old political-campaign paraphernalia I need to box up or get rid of, and I don't really care much if I get to that or not. Downstairs too is my office, which is a sea of papers, and a TV room and guest bath. Upstairs I have the LR, dining area, and MB, along with 1 1/2 baths. So I may be able to get all of this done. I move very slowly because of my knee, so it takes a while. I'm not going to stress about it; whatever I get done will be better than what it was before I started. Storage area in basement and garage will probably wait until later.
I'll join you in a 2012 cleanup project. Mine will be to finish up whatever I haven't done, if anything, before I go to the hospital, and then to keep things in order. I'm the messy one and DH is very neat.
Good luck to both of us, t-bird. And may we enjoy the process!
well good luck susanka! Best wishes for the surgery outcome too...
I also think your kitchen looked great to begin with, and if mine looked that way - I wouldn't care what lurked beyond the doors! Well I'd care, but it certainly wouldn't be a huge priority.
It's great to have everything greet you nicely when opening doors and drawers, but the most important is the front door open, imho. Frequently I check the view from the front door to prioritize what I work on. Or the door to the room - what hits me. Or I go out into the front and casually walk past my house and glance into whatever windows are in view. I like those views to be nice......then I'll worry about functionality.....
Oh, I've been a great little "stuff-it-in-the-cupboard" cleaner so rooms look good, but I don't like wasting time looking for things I didn't put away, and my kitchen is perennially greasy, seems to me. I'm sort of a minimalist when it comes to decorating, so I don't have many things sitting around in most rooms, but my office is in a shocking mess and I just don't want to know there's all that stuff in various closets waiting to be thrown out or put away. So I'm going for a clean slate everywhere! My goal is to know my house is clean and orderly and I can have a simple daily routine that I don't have to think much about to keep it that way so I can be free to do other things that I find actually interesting.
Now I have 20 weeks to get my house clean and organized: My knee replacement was canceled because I have to have two minor toe surgeries which must be done first, I'm told. I took a couple of days partly off for doc appointments and to absorb this news, but now I'm back on track. I'll let you all know when I've got my whole house finished, and thanks again for all your help.


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Leaf Covers
Hi folks: Does anybody know if we can just put a leaf cover over our pool without actually putting a pool cover underneath it? This way we can keep the pool "on" and freeze protection can kick in, but we don't want to have to continue to clean out leaves. Believe me, we get a ton of leaves in fall and winter. We have a very wooded lot.
Depends on your geo, but since leaf nets tend to have rather large holes, any broken debris will drop through. These nets tend to sink too, so the organics will be in the drink too, not a good place. Wet organics are heavy making things worse.
If this is an in-ground, the leaf net is a serious safety concern. Just about anything alive that falls in will become entangled be it a person, dog, wildlife, etc... Above grounds, with their wall (assuming no decking around it, are somewhat less of a concern to people.
I am looking for similar information. We live in Houston and will not be closing/winterizing our pool. When the leaves drop around December it is necessary to empty the skimmer baskets at least three times a day. We usually go out of town for a week or so around that time and having someone come to the house 3 times a day is difficult to arrange. We were thinking that when we go away we could cover the pool with a leaf net temporarily for a week at a time while still running the filter. All of the leaf nets I've seen are designed to go on top of a winter pool cover. Any suggestions?
While you don't winterize in your neck of the woods, a mesh safety cover might serve you well. While somewhat costly, leaves tend to blow off. Since the pool isn't used but is being circulated, lifting a corner to add liquid bleach for chlorine is not a difficult thing to do once or twice a week or as testing indicates the need.
There are many brands. I sell Loop-Loc brands and so I will point you there. Other reputable brands in my area are , in so far as the actual cover is concerned are Merlin and Meyco.
Cover makers sell to the channel who in turn sell to the end users. Most are not DIY initial installations. Experience counts! Poorly done installations will take years off the cover life.
Attaching the cover after an initial installation is typically a two person affair and should be taught to the homeowner. It's not hard to do. I taught my teen aged daughters several years ago as well as hundreds of homeowners.
Because mesh safety covers are stretched tightly over the pool's perimeter, it stays dry. A safety cover's primary function is safety but has an added benefit in that leaves that land on it normally get blown off by the wind. There may be some slight blow under of debris in windy conditions but not enough to mess a pool up like an uncovered pool would get. A pool sweep run on occasion is usually enough to keep it spotless.
Remember that when the pool water drops to just below 60-F, the salt cell will shut down. Fortunately, chlorine loss, bio-baddies and algae growth also slow so adding bleach on occasion is needed but not often. The colder the water, the less frequently it will be needed.
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White spots on herbs....?
Hi -- I'm a visitor from the Hosta Forum --
We moved to this house last summer. This past spring I started a new herb garden from seed. Everything germinated and I transplanted everything into the garden. Everything was going fine...
... but I have white spots in the leaves of my parsely, my oregano, and my thyme. The basil, the chives and the mint are fine.
What's up? Anyone know?
I am not sure where you are, if you are in California, it might be spidermite activity. But those black spots on the parsley, those are probably the bug. Looks almost like some leafmining type bug... not a leaf miner, but some bug that does that sort of thing.
Spidermites can kill a plant faster than aphids or mealies. I make my own homemade spidermite killer, works great, but you have to repeat for a few days, then wait a couple of days and repeat to get the hatched eggs.
I use .5 gal of water
1TBSP cooking oil
1TBS dishsoap
1TBS alcohol
and maybe 1TBS hydrogen peroxide. try not to get this into the roots.
I saw the last comment on this was about a year ago but I think I have the same thing. About a year ago our mint started getting these smal well defined clusters of white spots on the leaves that spread quite quickly. Soon all the other herbs in the surrounding area had the same thing with the exception of the chives. The problem has now spread even to my tomato plants.
I've looked at the leaves very carefully, but can't see any obvious insects on either the top or bottom of the leaves. I did see some tiny white dots around the stem of the leaves on the corriander leaves, but don't think these are bugs (too small to tell without a magnifying glass and didn't see these anywhere else).
We've had to throw away half of our herbs to rey to get rid of the problem, and have sprayed a fungicide on the rest for now. Does anyone know what this is and how I can save my herbs!
I have the same exact problem with my herbs. The thyme, marjoram, oregano & tarragon look exactly like the picture above. It doesn't seem to hurt the plants, since they're all flowering and growing vigorously (and huge!) but I don't want to eat them.
I found lots of similar questions on the internet, but no specific answers as to what it is. Does anyone know?
You could try posting in Garden Clinic, which is for both pests & diseases: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/pests I tried searching there for the old post but couldn't find it. Please be sure to update us here if you learn anything. You might want to include a link to the thread that we're in, http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/herbs/msg0918454625598.html
Organic Gardening is another one to try. E-mail me if you need any help with the link. Good Luck, River
this post has the same problem and someone suggested it's leaf hoppers or thirps...
Here is a link that might be useful: oregano spots
Oh darnit. I do have thrip damage to my calendulas, but that looks different (more small long/thin white marks, rather than dots). But I just googled, and it definitely does look like leaf hopper damage. I don't think I've ever seen any, but now I will go look for them.
Anyone know how to control them?
Watering plants when the sun is really intense can cause little white spots on its leaves. Intense sunlight can pass through the water drop, be focused on the surface of the leaf below, producing sunburns. It's the same principle as using a magnifying glass to start a fire. I did the same thing and wondered why so many of my plants and different types of plants had the identical little white spots. I quit getting water on their leaves when the sun was bright and now, no more little white spots. So maybe you're doing that too.
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The idea that watering in sunshine burns leaves has been debunked.
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Moonstone was Hybridized by Tom Carruth and was introduced in 1998 and for the 2013 show season it continues to be the number one exhibition rose. It is rated 8.3. The parents are Cystalline and Lynn Anderson. It was first introduced as Cadillac de Ville. The flowers are ivory white with a fine, delicate pink edging with 26 to 40 petals. The blooms are large, have have exhibition form and are slightly fragrant with a sweet, fruity scent. The foliage is large and a medium green. It has upright growth and long stout stems. It is very disease resistant and does well in hot weather. With these characters no wonder it is the top exhibition rose.---Ron


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Carpenter Scott Kahle wanted a better way to work with and move his portable table saw. The result is his new rolling, collapsible Kwik-Stand.
In the open position, the unit is a wide, stable surface for ripping, including an integral outfeed that's just the right height. Collapsed, the Kwik-Stand is a low-riding, two-wheeled cart that makes moving your saw around a breeze.
Setup. Kahle designed the Kwik-Stand for the new generation of larger-capacity portable table saws. His setup instructions could be clearer, but after some trial and error, it all came together.
The saw platform is an open steel frame to which you screw planks with self-tapping screws. Next, screw or bolt your saw to these planks; the planks must be the correct thickness or set at the proper height to raise your saw deck level with the outfeed support. It took some fiddling around to get my saw set right; an adjustable outfeed bar would've made setup easier.
Ripping Good Outfeed. The best thing about the Kwik-Stand is how easily it opens and collapses. Once I mastered the technique, I rolled it into position and ripped 300 feet of 10-foot 2-by to make stops for the porch screens I was installing. The round outfeed support (it's fixed, not a roller) doubles as the pull handle when the stand is collapsed. Opened, it's spaced just far enough from the saw that none of the material wanted to tip off the front of the stand at the end of the cut. It also was close enough to the saw so that when I ripped a thin piece of cedar clapboard, the material didn't sag and jam. In fact, because the outfeed support is round, even if your setup isn't perfect, the support will catch the material and carry it over the support.
At 26 1/2 inches wide, the outfeed will support a full sheet of plywood on a 24-inch-wide rip, but ripping a full sheet of 3/4-inch birch ply is a two-man job. If I needed to do this all the time, I'd offset the saw to the right of the platform so I could get as much support under the entire sheet as possible. Also, the stand starts to tip forward at the end of the cut. I'd fit a piece of 2-by between the outfeed bar and the ground for extra support or screw a pair of skids to the legs.
Another nice feature of this stand is that it's open. If you use plywood instead of planking for your base, you can easily attach a vac or dust collector to catch sawdust; both the hose and the suction unit can be tucked out of the way under the outfeed support.
Rolling Around. Collapsing the saw is easy and rolling it around really made me wonder why I'd been carrying my saw all these years. The saw rides low, so there's little risk of tipping, even on a hill or rough terrain. And the solid-rubber 12-inch wheels make obstacles like stairs or debris easy to roll over. Setting it up anywhere outside, on a wood deck, or on the first floor is easy. The hard plastic feet may make things a little easier on the surfaces you've set up on, but I bet they'll wear out after a while, exposing a sharp metal edge. If you plan to be climbing stairs to the second floor a lot, the Kwik-Stand is tight on a 3-foot-wide stair, but still makes it.
My only complaint about the Kwik-Stand is a minor one: It's big. It's 56 inches long collapsed and takes up a lot of space in a van or truck bed because you have to lay it down. Nevertheless, at that height, it's pretty easy to pull up into your truck bed without help. I don't think its size would be a problem in most shops; when open, it's hardly bigger than a table saw on sawhorses. I left the saw set up in my small shop and it was great.
Wish List. As is, the Kwik-Stand is a winner. It's simple, tough, and makes jobsite table-saw use significantly easier. But after covering it in sawdust and moving it around for a while, I saw some things that I'd add if I could weld. First would be an adjustable infeed support for long work or for staging plywood before the cut; it also would protect the saw fence and adjustment knobs so you could store the saw upright off the wheels. I might make the outfeed support adjustable up or down, too, so I could quickly install any saw I want on there, or so I could use it with a miter saw or even a thickness planer.
There are two release hooks you need to disengage before opening up the unit from the cart position. I'd connect them with a bar, so this action becomes one swift movement. Since there are a few pinch points on the tool, I'd also add some caution stickers. And if there were locking casters on there for use in the open position, there'd be nothing this tool couldn't do for a portable table saw on site or in the shop.
Kwik-Stand, $175. 518-537-6888, www.kwikstand.info.
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June 6, 1933. c. SCHLUMBERGER .9 33 3 ELE THE GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGAT CTRICAL PROCESS FOR ION OE THE POROUS STRATA TRAVERSED BY DRILL HOLES Filed Jan. 23, 1932 Patented June 6, 1933 UNITED STATES CONRAD SCHLIIMIBERGER, OF PARIS, FRANCE ELECTRICAL PROCESS FOR THE GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE POROUS STRATA. v
TRA.VERSED BY DRILL HOLES Application filed January 23, 1932, Serial No. 588,445, and in France September 2, 1931.
This invention is relative to an electrical process whereby the porous strata, traversed by drill holes, may be studied by means of potential measurements effected inside the drill hole; and thereby their thickness and depth may be determined as well as the pressure existing therein.
The presence of porous strata such as sands, sandstones, or fissurated limestones is of paramount importance in the exploitation of oil-fields, since gas and oil are invariably found in such porous horizons. This factor likewise has to be considered in the case of the location of water occurrences, since water-bearing strata invariably corresspond to porous strata. Herefore the porosity of the rocks traversed by a drill hole has been studied by examining cores cut from the rock in the course of the drilling work and brought to the surface; but this mechanical procedure is expensive and difficult, especially in the case of loose sands and deep borings. As to the measurement of the pressure existing in the fluid'contained within a porous stra tum, it may be determined by allowing the source of gas, oil or water to discharge into the hole and measuring said pressure by means of a pressure gauge, if the pressure is sufficient to produce an eruption, or by observing the water-level in the bore hole if the pressure is insufiicient to cause such an eruption. All of these processes, however, are attended by serious technical difiiculties, especially in oil fields where. pressures are considerable.
The process pursuant to this invention consists in studying the various strata with reference to their porosity and their pressure, by taking measurements of the electrical potentials existing at various depths in the uncased part of the drill hole, after filling the said drill hole with water.
The process is based upon the phenomenon known as electro-filtration, i. e., the occurrence of an electro-motive force whenever an electrolyte flows through a porous dielectric, for instance when water filters through a layer of sand.
Such an electromotive force is known to depend both on the chemical constitution of the liquid under filtration and on the dielectric constituting the filter. Its order of mag nitude is proportional to the pressure which causes the filtration. In most cases the sign of this electromotive force is such that the electric current which it causes to flow possesses the same direction as the liquid in movement. This electric current gives rise by ohmic effect to differences of otential, and the measurement of these dlflerences constitutes the basis of the process herein described.
In practice, the filtration within a porous stratum is obtained by filling the drill hole with water. The density of this water is generally increased by mixing with it clay, barytes and the like. Under these circumstances, at the depth of a given porous stratum inside the drill hole, there exists a greater head than that appertaining to the fluid enclosed therein. Therefore, it is not the fluid contained in the stratum that flows into the hole, but the water contained in the hole, that penetrates into the porous layer by filtering throughthe clayey coating which usually covers the walls of the borehole. Such a filtration gives rise to an electric current which may be observed by measuring the differences of potential it creates so in the water contained in the drill hole, exactly at the level of the porous stratum.
Measurements of potential obtained in side a drill hole filled with mud are conveniently represented on a diagram showing in abscissae the depth at which the measurement has been taken, and in ordinates the value of potential at the point of observation. Theory and experience show that the existence of a porous layer, in
which the water penetrates by infiltration, is indicated'by a local fall of potential of the water of the drill hole at the level of the said layer. This fall may reach several hundreds of millivolts. The phenomenon is mdicated by a depression of the curve representing 'the electrical potential. The inspection of the diagram therefore makes it possible tolocate the varipus porous layers traversed by the drill hole and to measure their depth and a thickness. Whenever these layers are not homogeneous it becomes possible to study in detail the poroslty of the different beds which constitute them. In the porous strata, electromotive forces caused by osmotic or chemical phenomena may be superposed 'on the electromotive forces generated by electro-filtration. This will be observed in particular when the chemical composition of the water filling the hole is clearly differentiated from that of the imbibed water contained in the porous strata. This is the case in oil fields where the water in the water-bearing sandy beds often contains sodium chloride in large quantities. In such instance thespeed of diifusion of the ions is not uniform and gives rise to an electromotive force between the salt ester. in the porous beds and the fresh water filling the drill hole. Such an osmotic electromotive force has the same sign as that'caused-by' the phenomenon of electrofiltration, and these two forces, therefore, join together.
Experience proves that, apart from disturbances of great magnitude which result from strata of high porosity, the diagrams resulting from the survey of the borings show quite'a number of small variations of potential. These small perturbations may be ascribed either to a slight porosity of the neighboring strata involving appreciable phenomena of electro-filtration, owing to the high pressures existing in the borings or to other causes such as electro-chemical reactions between the rocks of different composition'. These perturbations of potential are found to exist in the same layers in adjacent borings, so that the diagrams of potential frequently make it possible to establish excellent geological correlations between the formations encountered in two drill holes. "It is also to be noted that the Wet diaclases or faults will appear on the diagrams.
The process likewise allows the pressure existing in a porous layer to be measured, at least when the osmotic or chemical electromotive forces above mentioned have not a preponderant action. The measurement is based upon thefaet that, all the other factors remaining constant, an electromotive force or electric-filtration is proportional to the pressure causing such filtration, i. e., in the case under consideration, to the difference between the pressure H obtaining within the drill hole at the level of the porous stratum, and the pressure p obtaining within said stratum. In practice, the pressure H is lowered in a known proportion by removing a certain quantity of mud from the hole and by measuringthe reduction caused thereby in the value of the potential of electro-filtration. The theoretic formula:
is then applied, wherein s is the relative reduction of pressure on the drill hole and t the corresponding relative change of potential. The value of H is obtained from a knowledge of the height of the column of mud contained in'the drill hole, and of the density of this mud, s is determined by the measurement of the variation of the level of mud in the drill hole, and t is obtained by a potentiometric measurement. Thus, all the terms of the formula are known, and the value of p may be calculated. (For further details concerning this formulareference may be had to Technical Publication No. 462 of The American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, 29 West 29th Street, New York, subject: Electrical Coring, etc., by C. and M. Schlumberger and E. G. Leonardon, p. 28.) p
The pressure inside the drill hole might be so reduced as to suppress all the electromomotive forces of electro-filtration. This would occur when the pressure inside the borehole exactly balances the ressure obtaining within the stratum. cedurewould, however, present serious practical disadvantages, especially in oil fields rich in gas, where it becomes impossible to lower the pressure unduly without incurring serious risks of causing a blow-out. I
The following apparatus may be vused for measuring the electrical potentials. An electrode connected to the end of an insulated cable may be lowered to various levels inside the drill hole by means of a Windlass. The upper end of this cable is connected to one of the terminals of the potentiometer. The other terminal is connected by means of an insulated wire to a. second electrode grounded at a fixed point at the surface. The potentialof this point is arbitrarily assumed to be equal to zero. Therefore, for each position of the movable electrode within the drill hole the potentiometer gives theuch a prochemical electromotive forces arising from the contacts between a metal and the water of the boring or the wet soil at the surface. They are generally constituted by a metallic electrode which is surrounded by a porous vase filled with a concentrated solution of a salt of the same metal.
When considerable telluric currents are prevalent in the district (magnetic storms, neighbouring tramway lines and the like) and when the borings are deep, the two electrodes, which are located at a distance of several hundreds of meters apart, will register quite important parasitic difl'erences of potential, which will interfere with the observation of the electro-filtration phenomena, since the latter are always of slight magnitude. In such cases it is advisable to lower both electrodes into the drill hole by nieans of twoinsulated cables. The electrodes are then placed at a small distance from each other, one meter for example. The proximity of the two electrodes makes it possible to eliminate the parasitic differences of potential, andihe measurements may be .eflected with accuracy. It must be borne in mind, however, that the readings give then the gradient of the potential, and that a calculation is necessary to deduce therefrom the diagram of the potential itself, along the bore hole.
In practice, the diagrams are obtained directlyby means of an automatic continuous device, which registers the value of the potential upon a sheet of paper which unrolls as the electrode moves (or both electrodes move) within the drill hole. The survey of a hole may then proceed very rapidly.
The attached drawing illustrates, by way of example and without limiting the invention, arrangements by which the same may be carried out in practice; Fig. 1 being a ver-- tical section of a drill hole, illustrating dia-- grammatically an arrangement of apparatus wherein one of the electrodes is grounded at the surface, and Fig. 2 being a similar view showing an arrangement'wherein both electrodes are adapted to be lowered into the drill hole. I
In Fig. 1, A and B are the two impolarizable electrodes, and C is the insulated cable connecting the movable electrode A with a terminal of the potentiometer E, whose other terminal is connected with the grounded electrode B. D is the Windlass which is used to move the electrode A plunged in the water G of the drill hole, and F is a porous stratum into which the Water penetrates by filtration. The arrangement shown in Fig. 2 differs from that of Fig. 1, in that electrode B is carried at the end of a conductor forming part of a double conductor cable C, which conductor is insulated from that which car 1. An electrical process forthe geological fluid at various depths in the uncased part of the hole the differences of potential which spontaneously take place at the con Eacti between the porous strata and said 2. An electrical process for the geological investigation of the porous strata traversed by a drill hole, consisting in filling the hole with water or mud, and measuring in this fluid at various depths in the uncasedpart of the hole the differences of potential which spontaneously take place at the contact between the porous strata and said fluid, with out sending any artificial current into the drill hole. i v I 3; A process as claimed in claim 1, wherein the waterhead existing in the drill hole is modified by a known quantity as by lowering the water level, whereafter the variations of potential resulting from this modification of waterhead are measuredat various depths in the water, so that the pressures CONRAD SCHLUMBERGEB.
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Impact Wrestling in Canada
After securing a television deal with Destination America to air Impact Wrestling in the United States, Dixie Carter turned her attention towards bringing the TNA product to fans up north in Canada. She has accomplished that now. The company officially announced that they have signed a contract with Fight Network. The deal is for more than a year, so that provides some security and stability. The first episode airs this upcoming Friday.
March 30, 2015
Great Khali to TNA
There is said to be some interest from TNA in regards to signing the Great Khali to a contract. The company recently signed a massive television deal in India that will keep them on the air until the year 2022. A lot of that had to do with the fact that they now have Mahabali Shera on the roster. Since the network wants Dixie Carter to bring even more talent from their country on board, there is a chance that Khali could be used for his name value.
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Dixie Carter support
For much of the past year, Dixie Carter had been under fire because TNA appeared to be heading downhill. The company was losing their television contract with Spike TV, and performers were leaving left and right. Her own employees reportedly started losing a lot of faith in her. Carter has now turned things around. The deal with Destination America is being highly praised, and the international deals have been finalized. Carter has support again.
February 27, 2015
TNA in India
After locking up their deal with Destination America to remain on television in the United States, TNA has now finalized a massive deal with Sony Six to ensure that they will be on the air in India. Dixie Carter has announced that her company has signed a 7 year deal with the network. That means that Impact Wrestling will be seen in that country until the year 2022. The addition of Mahabali Shera was said to be a huge selling point for that region.
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Impact Wrestling numbers
When Dixie Carter was forced to move her television show to a new network, she knew that the numbers were going to take a significant dip. That has been the case for Impact Wrestling, as a lot of fans struggled to find the new home of TNA. However, the numbers have been increasing as of late. A Destination America executive revealed that the show has drawn in over four million unique viewers over the entire month of January.
February 15, 2015
TNA live events
Since the company now has a new television deal with Destination America, many fans are naturally wondering if TNA will be hitting the road soon and doing live events. As of right now, that is not in the plans by Dixie Carter and her staff. The goal is to build up the brand again through Impact Wrestling. Once they have enough momentum, then they will consider going back on the road to do house shows. Management wants to avoid losing money.
January 9, 2015
Impact Wrestling reality TV
When Dixie Carter announced a new television deal with Destination America, a lot of changes were said to be in place when Impact Wrestling made its debut on the new network. One of the directions that TNA is headed is that their weekly television show will have more of a reality television feel to it. Cameras are going to be rolling from all angles. There are even talks that the wrestlers might break character in backstage interviews from time to time.
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Impact Wrestling promotions
During a recent interview, Dixie Carter revealed yet anther reason why TNA opted to sign a new television contract with Destination America. One of the things that the network promised was that they would be more supportive than Spike TV was. Part of their plan is to promote Impact Wrestling on the other channels that are under their corporate umbrella. That means that the promotion will be advertised across approximately a dozen channels.
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NXT on Wednesday
When Dixie Carter signed a television deal with Destination America, it was revealed that Impact Wrestling would be moving to Friday nights. The move coincided with WWE announcing that Smackdown was moving to Thursday nights. Many wondered what Vince McMahon was going to do with NXT since it aired on the same night. Reports have now surfaced that the developmental program is being moved to Wednesday night to avoid conflict.
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Another announcement has been made by TNA. Dixie Carter has revealed that they are going to be having a third television show on Destination America. Impact Wrestling will air every Friday night. On Saturday morning, there will be a show hosted by Mike Tenay, where he will more than likely talk about the state of the company. Afterwards, there will be a greatest hits show, featuring some of the biggest stars from the past.
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