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26 Dec 08 Divine Performing Arts 2009 World Tour Video

March 27, 2009 at 7:30pm
March 28, 2009 at 2:00pm and 7:30pm

23 Dec 08 Divine Performing Arts 2009 World Tour

2009 Divine Performing Arts World tour comes to Arizona

2009 Divine Performing Arts World tour comes to Arizona

Divine Performing Arts 2009 World Tour is coming to Arizona at ASU Gammage, March 27-28, 2009

*** Buy tickets from www.ticketmaster.com

Delight your soul with an extraordinary experience of beauty, color, and energy as classical Chinese dance is brought to life on stage.

Breathtaking backdrops, thunderous drums, and a live orchestra make this a show a must see!

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The Divine Performing Arts 2009 World Tour ( www.PhoenixSpectacular.com) is a grand production of classical Chinese performing arts, featuring over 100 Chinese dancers, vocalists, and musicians. Masterful choreography, gorgeous costumes, and digitally animated backdrops combine in an artistic expression of the human spirit that is truly universal.

To enjoy this glorious live stage performance,

Buy tickets online from:
www.Ticketmaster.com

11 Dec 08 Char-Broil’s new infrared oil-less turkey fryer is the safe way to fry your turkey! REALLY?

We got this for Thanksgiving hoping to replicate the fired turkey experience and keep the heat out of the kitchen.

Here is the write up for the product

Turkey Fryer

Turkey Fryer

Char-Broil’s new infrared oil-less turkey fryer is the safe way to fry your turkey or any large cut of meat. And because it uses NO oil, it’s healthier, too. Prepare your turkey, pork loin or any large piece of meat with the same injectable marinade you already use, or use seasoned rubs on the outside, which is not an option with traditional fryers.


The infrared heat circles the cooker to penetrate the meat evenly and seal in juices. The result is a bird that’s moist inside and crispy outside but without the risk, hassle or added fat and calories of oil.


Safely cook a turkey (up to 25 lbs.) or chicken in about 8 to 10 minutes per pound. Roasts and most other large cuts of meat cook for slightly longer.”

We tried a test run 1 week before Thanksgiving and then tried again on Thanksgiving. The test run was with a 12 pound turkey. After 2 hours of cooking one side was done and the other side was raw. We rotated the bird and put it back for another 25 minutes. This time the breasts were done but the wings and legs were not.

The 24 pound Thanksgiving turkey was cooked for 3 1/2 hours up to 185. The skin was perfect and the breasts were juicy. The leg meat appeared done, but juices around that area still were very red. We also noticed that the skin in-between the leg and bird was also raw.

We ended up eating the breast and putting the remaining bird in the over for another 40 minutes.

Definitely be careful with this item as on two occasions it did not cook evenly.”

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