Here is a chart of the different Regions of Scotland where different scotches are created. The different areas offer different climates and ingredients which offer different tastes.
I found this chart on: http://www.thewineclubpours.com
Archive for November 25, 2013
If you are ever out and want to learn and order the proper wines, here is a chart that you can glimpse at to assist you. I found this chart here: www.doitandhow.com
I just got this recipe from a colleague of my boss, Art Cashin. It sounds like it could be very tasty if done right.
White Castle Thanksgiving Stuffing
“White Castle Stuffing”
The version that I read says it makes two trays of stuffing. They also said to prep the burgers by putting them in the refrigerator overnight before you get to work. I am going to do it this year for Thanksgiving and i want to throw them in the oven and toast them up a little before I use them.
30 White Castle Hamburgers – no pickles
1 ½ cups diced celery
1 teaspoon ground sage
1 teaspoon ground thyme
¼ teaspoon coarse ground pepper
¾ cup chicken broth
Quarter the tiny burgers with a knife instead of tearing them. Put into a large mixing bowl. Then add celery and seasonings then mix. Add broth and mix again. Put in your baking tin or tins. Slide in oven and warm until brown.
Here is the link to basically the same recipe from White Castle: http://www.whitecastle.com/food/recipes/view/7-white-castle-turkey-stuffing
Glock 27 Breakdown
Many of our members love guns, have guns, collect guns and some of you fear or dislike guns. Well we believe every member or visitor should have a general understanding of them. Here is a quick breakdown of my personal firearm, a Glock 27.
Glock is an Austrian based firearm company. Below we will breakdown a sub-compact Glock model number 27. This weapon is a .40 caliber pistol polymer base with a steel slide.
Here is a complete dissabled gun that we labeled for you.
1. Slide.
2. Magazine
3. Stock
4. Trigger guard
5. Trigger
6. Trigger safety
7. Magazine release
8. Slide catch
9. Trigger assembly
10. Slide release lever
11. Rear sights
12. Front sight
13. Recoil Spring Assembly
14. Barrel
Generally when oiling, good oil points are areas of metallic contact.
For a more indepth breakdown check out this link: http://i.imgur.com/08MG7RM.jpg
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