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I'll tell you what has been a bright spot for me this television season.
I mean, yes, the plot lines tend toward a little nighttime soap opera-ish and Powers Boothe sometimes uses a phone that has a cord and Scarlett desperately needs better extensions in her hair, but the music is fantastic.
And between the music and Connie Britton's hair? We have ourselves a winner.
I'm also a big fan of the chemistry between Deacon and Rayna James. It keeps me coming back each week to see what will happen next.
But let's talk about the music since it's the real star. Specifically, let's talk about the girls that play Rayna's daughters, Daphne and Maddie. How darling are they?
And here's the best part that maybe everyone already knows except me until about a week ago. They are sisters in real life. Their real names are Lennon and Maisy Stella and they have their own channel on YouTube full of different performances they have done.
I love them so much. Maybe they would like to come live with me and we could travel around like The Partridge Family. Or the Von Trapps. Either one.
If you haven't heard them yet or don't watch Nashville, you have to watch this cover of The Lumineers song Ho Hey they did on the show a few weeks ago. It may or may not be on repeat at my house all day long.
Nashville comes on Wednesday nights on ABC. Are you watching it? Do you think Deacon and Rayna will ever end up together? And is he Maddie's real dad? These are the questions in my head.
192 Comments and 14 Replies
Mary P. On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:19 pm
Agree! The Stella sisters are fantastic and their cover of Ho Hey brought tears to my eyes – so sweet and genuine (and, INHO, better than the Lumineers version!).
Louise On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:19 pm
I LOVE Nashville! Have watched it from the beginning and adore the Rayna/Deacon love story, too. Loved watching Connie Britton in Friday Night Lights, and I'm a country music fan, so it was a no brainer for me. I've been so impressed with the amazing vocals on the show. I'm a big fan.
Jen On Friday, April 26 at 11:10 am
My exact thoughts!!
Jessica On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:19 pm
I love this show dearly more and more each week
WebSavvyMom On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:27 pm
–>I am officially the *last one* to know they are sisters in real life. I absolutely loved when they sang Juliette Barnes song at the school talent show earlier in the season and Ho Hey recently.
Scarlett gets on my nerves more and more each episode. Toughen up, Buttercup!
As for Deacon and Rayna – – I want them together too along with the puppy named Sue.
Jenny in Kansas On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:28 am
Nope, I am the last one! Love this show!!
Catrina On Wednesday, April 24 at 3:21 pm
Looks like I'M the last one to know! LOL! But I LOVE Nashville, and MUST watch it every week….I even watch the reruns. And, yes, Rayna and Deacon belong together!
Lynn C On Thursday, April 25 at 9:35 am
Nope…that'd apparently be me…a day later than y'all. LOVE the show and the girls.
Cindy Du On Tuesday, June 4 at 10:45 pm
Officially, I am the last one to know! haha
Vicki On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:31 pm
I love this show. I look forward to watching it every Wednesday night.
Jess On Wednesday, April 24 at 11:14 am
I`ve never seen it, but I saw the Ho Hey cover, and it was so lovely!! I love that song.
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Pam J. On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:34 pm
I love this show too…and I am sad to say that my NYC grown daughter (who used to roll her eyes at my country music)…is the one that raved about it and got me hooked!! She bought the CD before I did!!!!
celeste On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:35 pm
deacon is maddie's dad. that's going to be one doozy of an episode if it ever comes out!
Nancy On Wednesday, April 24 at 11:48 am
I so agree!!!! Rayna must have had her while Deacon was drinking/rehabbing and told him she belonged to the husband, whatever his name is.
Valerie On Sunday, April 28 at 3:02 pm
Deacon is her father and Reyna and Teddy both know it, but I don't know if Deacon does. Remember the episode where Reyna's father was threatening to drop tell about the secret when talking to Reyna? But then she spoke to Teddy and he made it clear that who Maddy's father was (Deacon) was not an issue that would be discussed since he already knew and couldn't be blackmailed by it.
scrapbookjeri On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:36 pm
My FAVORITE show too! I hope Rayna and Deacon do get together and yes i believe that she IS his daughter! So glad someone else enjoys the show as much as I do!
Erin J On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:38 pm
I am a newcomer to Nashville..caught up on Hulu about a month or 2 ago during a free trial lol!
love it
Sherri On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:51 pm
LOVE NASHVILLE!!! Caught up on Sunday with the last 3 episodes, so I just saw them perform this a couple days ago. And like you, I can't wait to see what happens with Rayna & Deacon. (Scarlett & those guys, not so much…)
KyCat On Tuesday, April 23 at 2:56 pm
This show I was avoiding from the ads, but Wednesday night offered nothing else and I just sort of slid into it. It's less soap opera than I feared, and the music is great. I LOVE the Scarlett story line. EW has mocked her recently and I was offended. I think that she's fantastic! (And she looks like my 4 year old niece grown up so I am protective of her!)
Courtney Pfister On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:08 pm
I LOVE this show! Whenever there would be a couple week long break, I would go crazy because I was so anxious to see what happens next! I love the chemistry between Rayna and Deacon as well as Scarlett and Gunner. Deacon is totally Maddie's biological father. I am curious to see if that will come out!
Thanks for the tip, I'm going to go check these girls out on YouTube. They are so talented!
ann On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:08 pm
Never watched it.
Annie On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:09 pm
Yes and I love Nashville!!
I thought all along Deacon is her dad — maybe I made that up?!?
This show is great!
Kim On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:11 pm
We love this show! Love the way that Rayna & Deacon are and hope they get together.
Sally R On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:12 pm
Love Nashville! My family leaves me alone so that I can watch. Wish Rayna and Deacon would end up together, but won't that ruin a storyline! However, I have to is agree on the Scarlett storyline, it is my least favorite. Can she ever put clothes on? And she is so pouty, but she did really hold her own when attacked by one of the Rebel Kings. I just want to shake Juliette and then realize she is just a character and not a real human being. Now if they would just quit showing reruns and get back to new episodes and new music
Annie B On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:12 pm
Love the show, soap opera and all. Crazy about the music. Deacon's got to be the father!
Jennifer Y. On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:16 pm
I am addicted to this show, and that's hard for me, because I don't watch a lot of tv! The Stella girls are amazing! They version of the Lumineers song was spot on, and I loved it! Yes, I'm rooting for Deacon and Rayna… and, yes, I think he is Maddie's dad. Not totally sold on Scarlett and Gunnar… I think he has too much baggage, but maybe she's the one who will help him lighten that load. It's on too late for me, so I catch up on weekends with on-demand… and the best part is I can watch it again and again, with no commercials, really…
Amy On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:19 pm
I just started watching. I didn't know they were sisters either. My 10 year daughter watched the clip with me and asked if they had a cd.
Tracie On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:22 pm
Watching and loving it. Deacon and Rayna's relationship is heartbreaking. They love each other, but I don't think they will ever be on the same page on the same day. Maybe the same chapter, but theirs is a doomed love. Of course Deacon is Maddie's father! Did you see Rayna's concert where he was on the front row and had one arm around Maddie and the other around his new girlfriend (who, I might add, is just a warm bodied replacement for the loving Rayna won't allow herself to face and give). Love Connie Britain!
Krista On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:26 pm
I love these girls! I prefer their versions of the songs they sing over the originals. My favorites are "I Wear My Sunglasses at Night" and "I Won't Give Up" and now this one!
Nanny of 6 On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:46 pm
Oh I LOVE Nashville, both the show and the city, (we live nearby). Deacon, (who makes me feel like a cougar, BTW) is absolutely Maddie's daddy and I don't think he has any idea. I sure hope Deacon and Rayna get back together! This show is my guilty pleasure ~ I mean, could someone tell me how death is an aphrodisiac? Gunner's brother is murdered so of course, he and Scarlett have wild sex.
Sherri Len On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:50 pm
Love it in our house. (2 things we are not a fan of: Not a fan of how they are airing an old show, then a few new ones, then old ones, etc. Thank goodness for DVR. And, the bed-hopping: not. a. fan.) Music is awesome, even though I'm not big into country….it just fits each situation well. Clothes are cool. Hair is lovely. In answer to your questions: yes, yes, yes. And I don't know if you have noticed this or not, but it's hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys these days on TV (with the exception of Downton.) Just when you think someone is a "white hat" kind of person – WHAM! they are very naughty. Just sayin'.
Devona On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:50 pm
"…and Connie Britton's hair?" Cracked me up, and SO true! Ha! Yep, that show sucked me in!! And now with Deacon having a dog…well…I'm a goner!
Ayla C On Tuesday, April 23 at 3:57 pm
I love Nashville! Connie Britton has been a favorite of mine ever since Friday Night Lights. I am team Gunner and Scarlet as well as Deacon and Rayna! I also think Deacon is Maddie's father. Can't wait until Wednesday.
Mechelle On Tuesday, April 23 at 4:15 pm
Deacon is so Maddie's father. Love the show where he "saves" from the mob scene and takes her to the hospital. So sweet. I don't know if I want them to get together or not. It seems inevitable – which is never good. Scarlett and Gunner are just Deacon and Rayne next generation. I'm hoping they don't make the same mistakes.
I lived in Nashville for 15 years and it's awesome to watch every week. Kinda like going home without the airfare.
Jaana On Tuesday, April 23 at 4:31 pm
My co-worker and I are OBSESSED with Nashville, Deacon in particular. I love this show – and I am really not a huge country music fan. But the music is great, the Stella sisters are adorable and SO talented, Scarlett and Gunner could sing every week and I'd be happy… and the chemistry between Rayna and Deacon is swoon-worthy (is that a word?). And yeah – Deacon is totally Maddie's father. I even love that there's a new villian, that creepy skeezy counsellor/sober companion dude that's been working with Juliette's mom who now seems to be running Juliette's life.. and then some. I could go on about this all day, but I probably should get back to work :).
katharine On Tuesday, April 23 at 4:35 pm
I have loved this show from the start because I loved Connie Britton on Friday Night Lights. Once I adjusted to the fact she was no longer married to coach it was great. However, her husband Teddy is such a drip. I mean come on, who would switch Kyle Chandler for him?
Of course I am now in love with Deacon, who isn't? I also like that the characters are growing and changing, particularly Juliet who could have been so one dimensional and isn't. And yes, dear sweet Scarlett needs some hair do help….
Cheryl On Tuesday, April 23 at 4:45 pm
I didn't know they were sisters! And when they sang that song, it just warmed my heart.
Mandy R On Tuesday, April 23 at 4:46 pm
I love this show. I am so hooked! Deacon is dreamy and it's totally worth it just to catch glimpses of Kip Moore and Brantley Gilbert, but the best part of the show? These two young girls. I watch every episode just hoping they will get to sing again!
Stephanie @ Legally Blinde On Tuesday, April 23 at 5:17 pm
I cried when I watched the girls' performance on the show, and I cried again while watching that clip I absolutely love Nashville, and I think the music is fantastic. I listen to the soundtrack and some other songs from the show that I've bought all the time. When is the next soundtrack coming out?! Um yes the chemistry between Rayna and Deacon is amazing – I mean even when he sang "ho" to her and she sang "hey" back to him in that clip, it's just too much! Ahh I can't get enough. And Connie's hair is incredible.
Stephanie On Tuesday, April 23 at 5:25 pm
I want to crawl inside the tv and live in this show. And Deacon will not get together with Rayna because he's going to be *my* boyfriend.
Elizabeth M On Tuesday, April 23 at 5:27 pm
I love Nashville, it's one of the few shows I tape. Nashville and The Americans, those are my shows. I agree Scarlett and her hair, oh boy! I also have a hard time understanding her when she talks but I love it when she sings. I'm really interested to see what will happen with the sober companion turned boyfriend/manager; that storyline looks like it's going to be GOOD!
Kim On Tuesday, April 23 at 5:34 pm
Wow! They are AMAZING! Thanks for sharing!
Veronica On Tuesday, April 23 at 5:34 pm
I love Nashiville, especially when I found out that they are sisters in real life! I have been prone to Scarlett and Gunner. Love Scarlett's vintage clothing style and home!!!!
Judy in Bham On Tuesday, April 23 at 5:55 pm
Deacon…..sigh. (A very good sigh.)
Love the show – and these young sisters are incredible singers – that was a high point of that episode.
But Deacon is what keeps me glued to the TV. Hope the writers handle the Deacon/Rayna relationship well. He's the best thing on TV since McDreamy!
Bonnie On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:00 pm
Love that show .
shari On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:00 pm
Thank you for bringing that to my attention! They are awesome!
Mary P On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:04 pm
I love this show! Deacon is hot and yes I want Connie Britton's hair! And, best part, she is so awesome and natural – no Botox there, just a woman whose age and experiences enhances her beauty.
charlene moore On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:10 pm
I love this show. Never miss it
pattilouwho On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:19 pm
They are fantastic and I love that my two girls love watching them on YouTube. Have you watched any of the parents' videos? They are singers too (no surprise there) "Ridin' in the Back Seat" is one of my favorites by them – and it is exactly how I feel when I have my girls with me in the car.
mary c On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:20 pm
Absolutely, LOVE Nashville — and DEACON.
Yes, he is the oldest daughter's father.
The chemistry between Deacon and Rayna keeps me
coming back as well. Additionally, I LOVE the music.
T-Bone Burnett who did the music for CRAZY HEART….
is the music producer,
Laura H On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:20 pm
Love that show– Deacon and the puppy make my heart flutter.
Weirdest part for me– at least a few times every show I look at Connie Britton and I see Faith Hill…. the hair, the face and the slender build.
Kelly On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:30 pm
I haven't caught an episode of Nashville as of yet, but I LOVE Lennon and Maisy. Thank you for allowing me to watch some of their amazing performances.
TRUFFLES in AZ On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:34 pm
Love Nashville! The dynamic between Rayna and Deacon is fantastic, they keep trying to deny it, but I hope they end up back together. I think Rayna's girls are fabulous and I loved their rendition of Ho Hey. This show is one of my favorites this season, have not missed an episode.
Mental P Mama On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:34 pm
Love it. Live here. See the actors all over the place…seems like everyone love Nashville the city as well!
helen On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:36 pm
I thought that they made it pretty clear really early on that Deacon was Maddie's father?? But my memory stinks… so maybe I'm wrong. Even if I am wrong, he's SO her father. Love the chemistry between Deacon and Rayna. And Scarlett and Gunner, too. I've been woefully hooked on this show since it first came out. And, confession, I despise country music but have downloaded two of the songs from Nashville because I loved them in spite of their country-ness.
Nancy R On Tuesday, April 23 at 9:10 pm
You are totally right on that one, it was one of the things that Rayna's daddy was holding over her head, but it turned out Teddy already knew. Although, maybe he just knows it's a possibility…Looks like Maddie and Deacon are going to be the last to find out
Melanie L On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:56 am
Oooooh, I didn't remember that Deacon doesn't know….looking forward to that bombshell being dropped…
vicki rodeno On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:43 pm
Love the show, loved the song. I bookmarked it in my youtube folder and bought the song on i-tunes.
Pamala On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:43 pm
I don't watch the show, but had to watch the video…20 times!…Those girls will be super stars, no doubt about it….Unbelievable!
Norma On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:44 pm
I love this show soooo much. Yes, Deacon and Rayna will get together and yes he is Maddie's Dad. Does he know? Not sure. The chemistry between Connie Britton and Charles Estin is amazing. What great actors.
CherylO On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:50 pm
Lennon & Maisy are just the cutest things! And so talented too. I can't wait to see where their career takes them.
Susan On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:51 pm
Wow…loved watching those two do "Call Your Girlfriend" with the cups and all on Youtube but had no idea they were now on a series. They are seriously talented…I love the edge they have with their voices.
Kathy in CA On Tuesday, April 23 at 6:56 pm
My new guilty pleasure!
Joy On Tuesday, April 23 at 7:00 pm
Haven't missed a show. Thank goodness for DVR so I never forget it.
My favorites are Scarlett and Gunner. Also liked Scarlett when she sang
"You're Not Dolly, You're Not Porter " Hope they keep returning.
Esther W On Tuesday, April 23 at 7:11 pm
If you look at the beginning credits, you will see my friend Mike playing the mandoline on Broadway. He's there every day (weather permitting) and he is awesome!
Autumn On Tuesday, April 23 at 7:23 pm
Lennon and Maisy are Amazing!!! You should check out their cover of "Sunglasses At Night" on youtube. Simply perfect…
The Mom On Tuesday, April 23 at 7:37 pm
I live here in Nashville and find the show hilarious and fun! We love how they mix and match the interiors and exteriors of different locations to give you an impression that is sometimes far from the reality. I recently heard that Gray Line Tours here had added a Nashville/ABC tour that allows you to see the house where Deacon lives, the exterior (it's not the interior) of Scarlett's house, Rayna's home, her daddy's house, and much more. We are big fans even though the plot lines are a bit dramatic and soap-esque. I do think some great music has come out of the show, which is fabulous for our city. As a side note, none of us could quite "get" Scarlett's accent (supposed to be Mississippi Delta) in the beginning and the funny way that she moved her mouth when she spoke…then I learned she was from Australia and it suddenly made sense. A Mississippi Delta accent is really a foreign language for her…hence the awkwardness with her speaking voice. Oddly enough, it does not come through as strange when she sings! Hope you'll come to visit our fair city…there's lots to see and do and great food, as well. I recently did a post on where to stay in downtown Nashville with more to follow. Take care and hope you will grace us soon in Music City, USA! We are proud to call it home! P.S. You and your girls could probably get in as extras next season. They wrap filming in May but we are all hoping ABC will renew the show. Your plug should help us out!
helen On Wednesday, April 24 at 11:47 am
Although I'm certainly no expert on southern accents, I've spent enough time in the south that I thought the same thing about Scarlett's accent. I didn't know she was from Australia until now. That totally makes sense and kudos to her for being able to even pull off an American accent, even if it is rather "stylized."
Susan On Thursday, April 25 at 12:59 am
Ditto to everything that's been said…Rayna & Deacon. Love the girls. We loved Nashville from the start…country music fans! Even the reruns are worth watching but we cannot wait for the new episodes.
Now…to those who saw the previews after last night's show, who do you think is going to get murdered? Juliette's mom? Her sobriety counselor? (he's up to no good anyway). Rayna's father? I hope Avery doesn't get the blame for any of this, I was just beginning to like him.
Rita On Tuesday, April 23 at 7:53 pm
LOVE this show and love these girls!
Kate Craig On Tuesday, April 23 at 7:54 pm
those girls are the best part of the show! I hope they have them sing more often!
Tina On Tuesday, April 23 at 8:12 pm
Ree – I agree! Love the show, characters and the Stella girls.
abc123 On Friday, May 17 at 9:21 pm
Ree didn't author this blog post.
Tara T On Tuesday, April 23 at 8:49 pm
I love this show too!!
Karen On Tuesday, April 23 at 9:31 pm
Been watching from the start. What great original music! Always loved Connie B. and now the Deacon character is really interesting, too. Did not know the girls were sisters, how great is that!
Theresa On Tuesday, April 23 at 9:48 pm
We LOVE that show! And I agree – those little girls singing onstage was awesome! Deacon & Rayna = definitely.
Janet H On Tuesday, April 23 at 9:59 pm
Another fan of this show right here! Great music! Those girls sound so great, really enjoyed that. : )
Linda G On Tuesday, April 23 at 10:06 pm
I try not to get sucked into series, but I am digging Nashville. I like the Deacon/Rayna tension and hope the writers can keep flirting with it. I think Deacon is the dad and I think it will to tear his heart out when he learns the truth. That might just be the end of the possibility of a future between him and Rayna. I started out disliking Scarlett but have warmed to her. I thought Juliette was coming around to being an actual human being when she paid the medical bills for everyone hurt at her show. Nope, back to being the same old jerk she was at the beginning of the episode. Sigh.
Rachel Clarke On Tuesday, April 23 at 11:16 pm
Nashville is what was missing on tv…so so glad it graced us with it's brilliance! Deacon and Rayna are something to watch. Deacon is probably my favorite. The dog named Sue is just too too perfect! Love Scarlett's new old fashioned trendiness. Could take or leave Gunnar and the old ex. LOVE the Stella sisters. They are what music is made of…just beautiful.
Aaaaandd…for someone who loves Brad Paisley…I am finding it extremely hard to like his wife right now!!!!!! Grrrr…
Nanny of 6 On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:23 am
I know, right! I love Brad Paisley, too, and always adored his wife…..absolutely hate her character; she plays her so well I'm having a hard time separating her from Peggy.
Avery is a sleaze and adds nothing to the show, I wish they would write him out, but I really like Gunner and I have always liked Scarlett, just think she needs to get a backbone.
Nicole C. On Tuesday, April 23 at 11:16 pm
If Deacon and Rayna don't get together I will just cry!
Debbie R. On Tuesday, April 23 at 11:24 pm
I did not know those little girls were sisters in real life! Thanks for the info. They are AMAZING! I will be sure to catch them on YouTube. LOVE the show! I certainly hope it is renewed. I visited the City of Nashville for the first time last fall & fell in love! Can't wait to go back.
Bob M On Tuesday, April 23 at 11:41 pm
Wow! What Talent! I really like the show!
Kristi in LV On Tuesday, April 23 at 11:43 pm
i'm thinking they will never have a chance to make it work. As soon as Deacon realises that Rayna has been lying to him about being Maddies Daddy… I cant imagine the reaction.
I love the show. ABC drives me nuts how they air the show. i wish there would be some consistancy. Maybe it'd get an audience!
Lynn J On Tuesday, April 23 at 11:46 pm
I love Nashville it is a great show. Lennon and Maisy are very talented young ladies.
LauraSC On Tuesday, April 23 at 11:55 pm
YES oh yes I'm a lovin' Nashville. Remember last time you mentioned it here Rayna was gonna give you hair tips and I was going to raid her closet. I think Deacon knows it's his girl..doesn't he?
BarbD On Wednesday, April 24 at 7:07 am
I Love Them!!! I have seen them on Good Morning America several times and they always inspire me. They are so upbeat and very, very talented.
Paula On Wednesday, April 24 at 7:25 am
Love Nashville. I would love to see Deacon and Rayna together, but when he finds out that Maddie is his daughter. On boy. Hopefully they will get there.
Download the music as soon as it is available.
Kathy On Wednesday, April 24 at 7:31 am
I am so glad you posted this! I absoutely love this video and now I am the last one to know they are sisters! This is the one show my husband and I watch together. Rayna and Deacon back together please. I really enjoy your tv posts Big Mama.
Whitney On Wednesday, April 24 at 7:45 am
I actually started watching Nashville b/c you had mentioned that it was good in a post last season. I'm SO glad I did! Scarlett DOES get on my nerves, but I really like to hear her sing….if I close my eyes. AND there are quite a few things from the interior of Scarlett's house that I would LOVE to have in my own home.
And that little Juliette……I totally started liking her, and that came to a screeching halt.
Phoebe On Wednesday, April 24 at 7:48 am
I have loved this show since the first episode, the great music, stories, especially connie britton, and yes, I had read the girls were real life sisters! What talent they have! I love the pull between rayna and deacon!
Betsy On Wednesday, April 24 at 8:03 am
My friends and I all LOVE Nashville. The chemistry between Deacon and Rayna….OH MY! And yes, those sisters can sing! At my house, we hum those songs & put Nashville on repeat via Hulu to catch our favorite moments. I just love how Deacon is always there to rescue everyone. Can't wait till he learns Maddie is his. And Scarlett? She has grown on me. She is adorably clueless & better now that she has ditched annoying Avery. Plus those clothes! OHma! Her sleepwear cracks me up. My friends and I now look forward to her crazy ensembles. And when she & Gunnar sing….sigh!
Biddy On Wednesday, April 24 at 8:07 am
I LOVE Nashville AND Lennon and Maisy!! I've been fascinated by them since the first show aired. I tend to like their versions of songs better than the originals haha
Scarlett drives me crazy, I want to marry Deacon (and he's totally Maddie's bio dad), and I want to be Rayna's best friend. Obsessed much?
Kimberly M On Wednesday, April 24 at 8:14 am
Of course, I love this show! I like Rayna and Deacon the best. I do think that Deacon is Maddie's dad. Sometimes I think he has a suspicion about this, and sometimes not…it kinda seems like everyone "knows" or think they know but they tippy toe around so as not to upset the girls. I love Scarlett, but Gunnar is getting on my nerves. I like to hear Juliette sing, but her story line is getting old fast and seems to be getting worse. Although I want Rayna and Deacon together, I sort of felt sorry for Teddy.
April On Wednesday, April 24 at 8:19 am
I have been watching Nashville since the first episode and it immediately hooked me! I love all the characters….except Avery…but I think we are supposed to hate him. LOL I am really worried about what is going to happen to Gunner and Juliette's Mom. Loved the girls' performance of that song and I do believe that Maddie is Deacon's daughter. I hope that Deacon and Rayna end up together but I think it will be a while before they do.
rrmama On Wednesday, April 24 at 8:30 am
I love that song and the girls did an awesome job! I'm gonna have to start watching Nashville.
Tonja On Wednesday, April 24 at 8:38 am
Love this show!!! The girls are the reason I watched it in the first place. I had seen one of their utube videos and was so impressed. I guess the young sister got the job first and told them about her older sister. They were going to go with someone a little younger, but loved the older sister and just changed the story line. I can't wait until Deacon finds out that Maddie is his daughter.
Lex On Wednesday, April 24 at 8:42 am
We went to the Opry the other night and the girls performed "Ho Hey!" They were amazing live, the best part of the whole show. And Scarlett was there as well – I think she is Australian. No wonder her southern accent is so dreadful.
Melanie L. On Wednesday, April 24 at 9:09 am
I love this show, too. Pretty clean as far as modern television goes. Good clean fun. Great music. This is the first I've seen of Connie Britton. I guess I am the one lone person who didn't watch Friday Night Lights. I've been planning to go back and watch it though. And I secretly want Rayna and Deacon to get back together…so much FIRE!
Susan On Wednesday, April 24 at 9:40 am
Love Nashville! I was fans of the girls from their You Tube videos before the show. And Deacon……wow!
Cathy On Wednesday, April 24 at 9:53 am
I love Nashville!! I've been watching since the beginning, and you are right PW – it's got a dash of soap opera feel, but that chemistry w/Rayna and Deacon – and the music keep drawing me back week after week! These little Stella women are a bonus! They are on my 'country playlist' on you tube – love it – nice to know you love the show too.
Mcihelle On Wednesday, April 24 at 9:53 am
Love, Love Nashville! Yes! Rayna and Deacon have some steamy history and Deacon is easy on the eyes. I'm a country music fan and love that this has made mainstream and is so popular. Country music needs to have a stigma and I believe this show is washing that right away….like I did with the grey in my hair the other day! Figured you like that rhymn Ree.
Alice H On Wednesday, April 24 at 9:54 am
Love Nashville!! LOVE LOVE LOVE!! I think they will end up together hopefully! And I have a feeling he is her dad.
Michele M. On Wednesday, April 24 at 9:58 am
I love this show although I did NOT know they were really sisters.
And yeah totally feel you on the Deacon thing.. and yeah he's her dad. Very Very Interesting
Linda Joan On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:10 am
This performance was the highlight of the season for me!!
Sue C On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:18 am
Love Nashville – the daughters are adorable and they can sing with the best of them. I don't see anyone staying together or getting back together for long, regardless of their connections or past – that would take the drama and suspense out of the show. Looking forward to the next episode of that and SCANDAL, of course.
Amy On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:20 am
Love Nashville, and Love these Girls!!! I could listen to them sing all day!!!
Nancy in AZ On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:23 am
Seriously, I just found out a week ago that Lennon and Maisy are sisters too! I love this show and always call my daughter to remind her when a new episode is on!
Michelle A. On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:28 am
I love this show. We've never really enjoyed country music that much, but Nashville is starting to convert us into country music people.
Sasha On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:32 am
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE!! It's my 'me' time show. I lock myself in the bathroom, run a hot bath, watch it on the iPad, and HOPE Rayna & Deacon will make it work. Wait, is that TMI?? Oh well. Team Deacon!
TiffH On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:33 am
I had no idea they were sisters! I did love that song, so cute, talented girls. I didn't get to see last weeks episode, hopefully nothing super important happened. Stupid Oklahoma weather and the channel not re-airing missed episodes because they have continous weather coverage.
Julie-a in Centuria On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:39 am
I JUST heard on the radio that Brad Paisley is going to be in the final episode! How exciting….
I love this show too…loved the hospital scene where Deacon woke up Rayna and they hugged…swoon!
Terrylee On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:40 am
I love Nashville, also love the chemistry between Rayna and Deacon …..something has not been revealed yet! the girls were great and Scarlett's voice is so beautiful. I don't really like country music either, I am a Blues lover but love the show!!!!!
Stephanie Zapata On Wednesday, April 24 at 10:51 am
I watch Nashville because…well because you told me to on your blog!
I really love it and I don't even really like country…let me clarify…I don't really like new country.
I love most of the story lines, I love Deacon & Rayna, I love Connie's hair and clothes, & I LOVE the remake of "Ho Hey" which I sing to my daughter's all the time.
Thanks for telling us to watch it on your blog!


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Ok, this is kinda difficult to communicate. I want to write to you about something that happened to me, which I don't know what it means. You see, it's about visions and having heard voices and had what I believe were spiritual encounters. But in the same time, I know I have an illness, called schizophrenia, I take medicines for it - so most of this could all be imaginary stuff that I would be wise not to pay any attention to or place importance on. It's really troubling me, so if ya have some words of wisdom about it, please tell me.
I don't know where to begin actually. I have this problem since around autumn 2000. I was hearing voices, saw images, had paranoid thoughts. I've not been a christian then, in fact I was only 22 and for all purposes was an atheist/agnostic all my life up to then. I lived a weird life, I was convinced that a woman which I had met over the internet loved me and I sought her in the internet. It's very confusing.
Anyway, the whole story was a real drama and around christmas 2001 I wanted to kill myself, so I jumped into the river and nearly drowned. But somehow I managed to get to to the surface and swam to the shore. And soon the ambulance arrived and I went into the hospital with them. After some intensive medical care I was brought into a psych ward where I was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
The following two years were hell. I was prescribed with a drug that not only did not curb the constant voices and images I was seeing, it also made me extremely fearful. I spent most of my time in bed. I was still no christian. Although I believed then that God existed, I felt the whole christian system of theology that I was aware of as being the mainstream doctrine, was terribly unjust. I have an atheist father - why should God send him to hell? In fact, the whole story revolted me. Think about it - the bible, in the way I interpreted the book back then anyway, said that there would be a general resurrection, after which some would live forever in bliss while others would be thrown into a lake of fire to suffer eternally. If people receive God's judgment for having been evil in life - why not letting them remain dead? Why throwing them into endless agony and torture for infinite billions of years? This made little sense to me. But the christians I had gotten to know over the internet believed it. And so I thought it's the truth.
I still loved Jesus. Something about this man always appealed to me. I sometimes didn't think highly of him too, in fact in december 2000 I had blasphemed him in the internet, but I chalk this up to the illness and demon influences. It wasn't what I really thought of the man.
I tried to get close to this Jesus and receive help from the Lord with my situation. So I read my christian mothers calendar, went to church sometimes, read the bible and discussed christianity online when I had a chance to go into the internet. I met a christian at the killdevilhill.com boards, an ET believer who was nonetheless very loving and patient with me. He started a prayer chain for me about which he said that a lot of christians participated in. I went to my doctor again one day because I was still very ill and couldn't take it much longer. Suddenly she said you gotta go into the hospital again you need other medicine - after having insisted on me taking these crappy meds for more than a year, even when it didn't help much at all. I went into the hospital, the old meds were dropped and I got a new medicine, Olanzapine, which, to make a long story short, completely took away all voice hearing and seeing visions. Within two weeks, I was healthy again and felt much like before I got ill. But - I didn't ascribe this to Jesus. After getting healthy again I fell back to how I thought before. I thought I can't take this old religion. I had doubts surfacing again about Abraham's near sacrifice of his son Isaac, the flood, eschatological judgment, the law, everything. In short, I fell back to atheism, not to a real atheism because I still thought God is possible, but to an agnosticism wary of all religions because of ... humanitarian reasons. It was a humanism of sorts.
I lived that way for around two years. It were rather happy years, I spend my time at the computer, discussing stuff online and playing games. Subjectively, I was happy.
But in spring 2005 things changed again. I was thinking at that time that I was transsexual, and spend a month eating very little and not taking my medicine. Sometimes I think that way I utterly stressed myself and made myself spiritually sensitive. But I don't know what exactly happened. I only know that back then one evening I had a weird experience which I don't want to describe here, except for saying that I felt like being fucked by some imaginary being. I think it was a devil. It was really really weird. However, I think back then God came to my rescue. In the evening, I thought about God and confessed, "Dear Lord, I can't know for sure. I don't know if the bible is trustworthy. I don't know whether Jesus is real. How could I possibly know? I can't travel back in time and take a look..." And then, suddenly, I heard a voice that seemed to come from a very far distance. It was utterly majestic and beautiful. It said, in german, my mother tongue, "I will guide you". Then I looked in the direction of the voice, and saw something like a mountain. I saw only it's base. It was in a night, but it had many lights glowing. As if people lived there. And I looked at myself and saw a light shining on me.
Next day I went back to the hospital. And there I met a man who, as it turned out, had similar experiences like I had. He also had blasphemed God, and had also been in a highly erotic relationship with a woman. He was a christian, and believed in Jesus.
There is where I made a mistake of sorts. I didn't honestly pursue the faith trusting in God's guidance. Instead, I retook my medicine and retreated into my flat again to sit at the computer. I felt somewhat drawn to God so sometimes I went to church. But I didn't feel right.
And in 2006, the schizo reared its head again. I began again to have visions and stuff which at the time seem very convincing and impressive, but usually turn out to seem very unreal and weird too. For example, for some time I had images of a person with a thorns crown who put his blood in my head. It was all very strange.
In 2006 I decided to pursue Jesus via the mainstream protestant path. I discussed the faith online and tried to believe like anyone else. My mother got in touch with a woman who did demon delivery, and I had a long telephone session with her. It was very stressing, but apparently successful. I actually saw a demon thing move out of me. It looked like a brain with two tiny evil eyes. And one other thing happened. The woman asked me whether I wanted to confess something, so I confessed the transsexuality. It was something I hated, but which I was addicted to nonetheless. And guess what, it made snap and I was free from it. All the attraction to it - GONE.
For a time I was very happy and believed in Jesus like others told me. I had intervals wherein which I lost faith, such as when a friend of mine died, but at other times I was very faithful. In 2007 I went back to atheism for a while because my schizo went up again and I found no other way to distance myself from what happened. But in autumn 2007, while in a rehab program to make myself fit again, I returned to God with the intention of staying with Him for good.
But the schizo, or the demons, take your pick, didn't leave me alone. Also, at some point I wasn't taking my medicine properly anymore. So I ran around fantasizing again. I thought I was a prophet. I had impressive visions all the time. Until they got all dark and evil.
Then happned something. I heard a man come to me who said, sit yourself next to me. ANd listen. And don't believe in insolence like a little child. He said, your salvation will be decided in two weeks from now.
It was not an easy time. I believed in God as good as I could. But the demons were always there. When I drove home from the clinic via the railway, I had another impressive encounter. I saw a man with a black beard, beautiful and strong, I saw only His face. I pleaded to Him to have mercy, as I was having schizophrenia, and He smiled to me and seemed to love me.
Oh I forgot, in the hospital, one day, I also had a good experience. First it was bad, it seemed like the demons destroyed my faith. I had the crazy idea that I would have to walk to Rome and ask the Pope for help. While I was on the road, and despairing, I saw someone come from Heaven. He said, "I am a man familiar with suffering", which reminded me to a quote from Isaiah about Jesus. He said, "you trust us", and He kinda repaired me. Soon all the fear was gone, even thought my schizo still ravaged me.
So here I am. I hear voices sometimes till, and feel demons close, but I am sober and rational. I would really like to believe in UR, but I don't know if it's the right doctrine. I never had God tell me what to believe about it. In May I was in the hospital again and got some additional medicine, which reduced my schizo experience to nearly zero. But I don't know what to think of it. When medicine is so effective against visions and the like, I guess most of what I experienced were delusions. But what about the man who told me my salvation would be decided? I am really not sure about that. After all, he said, sit yourself next to me, while I saw no one around me.
Now that I told most of my story, what would you tell me?
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Hi there anti-nietzsche,
You have suffered a lot. I feel for you.
I was diagnosed exactly 10 years ago with obsessive compulsive disorder. I do not get voices in my head but thoughts which are distressing to me. I am much better now as i take meds (seroxat) for it but i still have thoughts that i'm not happy with. I like you would have thoughts that i should divorce my husband and go and preach in Africa or that i should live on the streets, mad things like that. When i have been very stressed i have heard audible voices though, which were frightening. And i doubt like mad.
From my own experience, if something doesn't make you feel more alive and more in love with God, ignore it, if it makes you want to shout out your love for God, it is from Him.
I too when i was very ill, (i believed that i had committed the unpardonable sin) i heard in my heart (it wasn't a voice, i can't explain) 'I understand'. It was the most loving beautiful feeling that i have ever had. I will never forget it! A bit like your 'I will guide you'!
I cannot tell you that UR is right but it has certainly helped me! Don't rush yourself and be kind to yourself (i was told that all the time). Keep taking your meds and looking after yourself in general.
One thing i am apt to do is to be overweening as St. Paul said. I think he meant that we are trying to possess faith that God hasn't given us and we make ourselves ill, i know i do. I feel that i have to do this or that to be right with God, which of course is nonsense.
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Hi all! I'm currently developing on a game called Three Worlds, a 3rd Person game. Everything is all set up, the levels, player etc. Now i want to get started on weapons. I've decided to start off with the grenades. I managed to create a 'throwing grenade' animation for the character and now here's the tough bit.
Just as i click the button to throw the grenade (Left Mouse Button), the grenade appears when the character animation looks like as if he is throwing the grenade and the grenade is then thrown somewhere, like force is applied to it with the rigibody attached, and after about 3 seconds, the grenade explodes.
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Have you made the animation using bones if so you can easily parent the grenade to your hand bone to make it follow the movement of the arm. so you instantiate at transform.position of the bone. then you could try checking the speed and detach it with this force not sure if it would work though. just an idea
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OK, there is some progress, but...
Still is the problem with nvidia 8400 MG cards. In linux, of course. Do you knows about it, nvidia developers? Are you still ignored it? Why? And how long? :headexplode:
Re: OK, there is some progress, but...
You're leaving out some trivial details, like what exactly the problems are that you're referring to.
Re: OK, there is some progress, but...
There is my problem, sweetie: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/show...51#post2549451
I still have to repeat itself?
And what do you think about this thread:
Don't expect Linux support from nVidia: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=222983
Congratulations on your satisfaction with the equipment nvidia ;)
Re: OK, there is some progress, but...
To be honest, it seems that English isn't your primary language, so it's somewhat difficult to understand exactly what problem you're having. Is there a way you can re-state it? The Xorg log didn't show any errors.
Re: OK, there is some progress, but...
If you noticed, I have no problem with xorg.
Anyway, thank you for your comment, but I do not expect a reply from you.
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Posted by David on 08/05/2013
Tevere has the best of everything from the wine selection to the appetizers to the main course etc.. Not like your regular kosher experiances Tevere goes above and beyond in comparison to any other kosher competition. The seating area is a bit small for large parties which is great for a QUIET enjoyable kosher dinner. Other kosher places should learn how to operate from these guys!
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I love their accents! Their soups are delicious. Try the chocolate mousse.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/11/2013
We enjoyed our Roman-style artichoke appetizer and our desserts (both the apple strudel and the chocolate mousse), but the mains weren't so good -- the ravioli was bland and the duck was seriously overcooked. We heard that the veal osso bucco is better, though. The service was decent and the restaurant has a cozy vibe. It was too bad about the mains; they really put a damper on an otherwise good meal.
Posted by Almicus on 11/07/2008
Comfortable and small, Tevere served as a great place to bring a lady friend. While all tables were filled on a Thursday night between 8 and 10, you aren't overwhelmed with noise volume or hustle/bustle. Sure, there isn't much room between the huge 10 top round tables and the side 4 tops, but as a couple against the art filled wall, we had a private enough dining experience. It isn't as loud there as in some of the Kosher steakhouses. Food was excellent. We started with an artichoke appetizer that was drilled with a deliciously tasting and light feeling oil. We then both had the same preparation of two different sources: veal and chicken. Both were in a brandy sauce with mushrooms. Even though the entree's came out only warm, see service comments below, they were still both delicious and would have been even better served hot. Service wise, we were somewhat rushed. I commented to my friend that a waiter in NYC needs to a better judge of his/her customer. If you see a 2 top order a bottle of wine and sit for a while with menus open talking, realize you are not going to turn the table in an hour and let them relax. We had plenty of time to decide even though we were approached with menus open. The appetizer was brought out hot and we were not rushed to finish it by the delivery of the entrees, however immediately after finishing the artichokes the entrees were presented and the plates weren't even hot. Poor waiter skills as he fired up the entrees too prematurely. Regardless, we had a fantastic time spending $170 for two inclusive of a bottle of wine, appetizer, 2 entrees, 2 coffees, single dessert and 20% tip.
Posted by Not good on 12/10/2007
I had a reservation for 8:30. They did not have a table ready for 15 minutes and the table they prepared for us was in the corner of the room by the cash register. The waiter was snooty and tried to push some White Zinfandel with my fish. I told him that I was insulted and asked for a decent white wine option. This is when he began to treat me and my guest like normal people. There were screaming children running around the restaurant - the family was not asked to control their spawns - one who came to my table and spilled wine all over me. I asked that my salmon be prepared medium - it was charred and my wine was not chilled - the new cup that I had to pay for after my first cup was spilled on me. My guest's steak was also on the dry side. I did not want to even bother with dessert as the dinner was so not worth it. The bill was obscenely overpriced for the quality of service and food. I heard that some people had better experiences but mine was bad enough to never go back.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/04/2007
We went here on a Thursday night, to test it out to see if it was a restaurant worthy of taking clients. Our experience proved otherwise. I ordered soup, and asked for it warm, not hot, but it came steaming. My husband ordered the beef carpaccio lightly cooked, and it was ok, but the beef was stuck to the plate. For main courses- I ordered the veal with artichokes, and it was not what I expected. Instead of one slice of veal, I recieved a bunch of oily leftovers with some black artichokes dumped on top. My husband enjoyed his veal chop, but said it was overcooked. We didnt get dessert because the restaurant was so crowded, and the waiter would barely look at us. Our water glasses were never refilled, even though we asked many times. The person taking reservations overbooked, because people were walking in to the restaurant and arguing with him that they had a reservation but no table. Overall, the food was just fair, but the service was beyond subpar.
Posted by Trevor on 05/08/2007
During a visit from London I booked a table at Tevere, a kosher Italian restaurant along E. 84th between Lexington and 3rd Avenues. I had booked for 8.30 but we arrived at 6.45 and to their credit they sorted out a table for us within 5 minutes. Very attentive staff and service but that's where it ended. Friends recommended Tevere to us. The best that can be said is that Tevere must have had an off day due to the big parade. My wife ordered the chicken in balsamic and me the rib-eye steak, medium. When I went up the back stairs to the toilets, I passed the wine racks and just followed the smell. Not well ventilated. After a fairly longish wait the mains turned up, the chicken portion a bit on the small side and the steak was, well, average. We ate our way through this mediocrity and then ordered an apple strudel for dessert. The top came up soft, not at all crispy and the base was too wet. It was not good. We asked for the check and were then advised that they only took American Express and not Mastercard which was all that I had. The last time that happened to me was in 1984 when Amex and Diners were omnipresent and Mastercard was not accepted in many places. I don't use Amex any more, there's no need to now. So we scraped together 80 or so bucks in cash and left. On the sidewalk outside was a couple a bit older than us who had just eaten. He was from New York and his wife from London. I asked him what he thought of his meal. His wife replied that it was poor. He said it must have been the Israel parade.


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The finished pasta salad. I didn't stop there though. I also baked corn bread from scratch to go along with dinner that night. I love making my own corn bread because I can control how sweat I make it and it's really so easy to make.
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My name is Joy and my husband and I are both educators in Texas who are in the planning stage of putting up a business to mass produce and market Science games for use as classroom teaching tools.
I would be very grateful if somebody can advise me if it will be better for us to register the business as a sole proprietorship under just his name or as a general partnership. We do not foresee needing to hire any employee as he will be doing the designs and I will do the logistics so it will just be a two-men operation. Thanks!
Goodereader | Creator | 5/3/2010 - 1:08 am
Yeah, like the above posters have said, having an LLC is preety important when you are dealing with entertainment, which is subjective and people may find your games are simalar to theirs or your games made little johnny fail his math class because he was fiending out playing them :) how do you intend to market your games, make them or distribute them? Are you making them yourselves? Hiring a team to do it? I would say, your pipeline for making games, distrubuting them and profiting from them would be more important at this stage then doing an LLC. I would first get your pipeline in place, and all your major stuff setup first (webpage, etc) before you go through all the hassle of LLC. I would also do a competive anaylsis of the competition in the education market. are you doing it locally? Regionally? internationally? There are lots of extenuating factors to consider.
jennysquare | Creator | 4/29/2010 - 8:21 am
If it is a two men operation then it can not be registered as sole proprietor. It can only be registered as general partnership. The only disadvantage of registering a general partnership is if one partner can not compensate then the liability automatically transfers to the general partner. If you need further assistance you may visit infotaxsquare ---This post was edited to remove a commercial link. Read our discussion policies for more Community best practices.
phanio | Contributor | 4/29/2010 - 3:42 am
Good advice here about a LLC - which is a partnership in Texas. protect yourself - from others, from the future and from each other. You never know what will happen. Have you thought about licensing the game out to an already established game makers? Thus, you really don't have to do much in regards to a business and you can use their manufacturing, marketing and distribution know how.
ChristineL | Former Moderator | 4/27/2010 - 7:43 am
Thank you NRiddle for your input! JoyAbuan- Check out the Business Incorporation Guide for information on the advantages and disadvantages of popular business structures. You may want to learn more about about the intricacies in starting a business with your spouse in our blog as well. Don't forget to take a look at the Texas Small Business Guide for help on starting, registering, filing for taxes, licenses and permits in your state. Does anyone else have suggestions?
NRiddle | Contributor | 4/26/2010 - 7:18 pm
Now, you're both married, so this advice is being stated to protect both your husband's interest and your interest in this business. You should first use an L.L.C. to limit any personal liability that may arise from your product; especially if children will be using your product. Second, you should BOTH be equal members of the L.L.C., mean both of you own 50% of the business. In many states a sole member L.L.C. can be considered non-marital property; meaning only the marital spouse owning the company has any right to it. Now, I'm not saying you have a bad marriage or need to worry about it. This is just the smart way to handle this business especially if you're married and will be the only two people operating it. You'll also then be able to take tax benefits of double taxation through salaries paid as an L.L.C. Plus, it's easier to obtaining funding\credit\lending with multiple members in an L.L.C. I'd also consider patents on any games or products you design that can legally be patented to protect your ideas from other would-be businesses who thrive on stealing other peoples ideas.
rbraddy | Creator | 5/6/2010 - 5:58 pm
Agree with the LLC, or a 'Sub-S Corporation', both of which limit your personal liability and avoid the double-taxation of a regular 'C' corporation. I live in Texas, but incorporated in Delaware, because there's a franchise tax for Texas corporations. Of course, standard advice is 'consult your CPA' when evaluating the options...
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The role of international non-governmental organizations (NGOs), clear in the legal profession and in legal education, is not always so in national legal systems, said Professor Jim Nafziger at a recent law school conference. Witness the current crisis in Libya, a controversial instance of humanitarian intervention, he said.
"The role of international non-governmental organizations has particular traction in the area of advancing human rights and encouraging humanitarian efforts," Nafziger said. "The status of international non-governmental organizations has come of age."
The 16th annual Speakers Series, called "Lawyering for Humanity: The Role of International NGOs," featured professors from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and the University of Idaho College of Law. Other speakers were Russy D. Sumariwalla, president of the southern Oregon chapter of the United Nations Association of the USA; Salah Ansary, the regional director of Lutheran Community Services Northwest; and Jeremiah Centrella, associate general counsel of Mercy Corps International. It was held in Room 218 of the College of Law.
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Spire Cherry is a slender, upright tree, columnar when young but fanning out slightly as it ages. It has small, soft pink single flowers in April with red eyes. The pinkish bronze leaves are unfurling at the same time, so the effect is pink at a distance and, close up, full of charming detail.
This would make a good specimen for a smallish garden, bearing in mind it can reach up to 9m - 29ft high, but should not exceed 3m - 10ft in width. There is red and brown autumnal colour too.
Please watch our tree planting video for full planting instructions.
How Standard Trees are Measured:
All the plants in the ornamental trees section are graded as standards, which means that they are measured by their girth in centimetres 1 metre above ground level (basically, their trunk's waist measurement). They aren't measured by their height, which will vary.
So, a 6/8 standard has a trunk with a circumference of 6-8 centimetres and an 8/10 standard has a trunk 8-10 centimetres around.
This measurement makes no difference to the tree's final height. Most standards are between 2 - 3.5 metres tall, but this is just an average. We cannot tell you how tall your trees will be before we deliver them.
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