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Nightmare Before Christmas Sally Nightshade Decanter

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Ceramic cookie jar with sealable top
Size: 5 " w x 7.5" hFeatures Sally on the front and "Deadly Night Shade" on the back

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Big fan of NBXM
People are giving this a low rating for the price. Yes, its a little overpriced, but I've had this for a few years and its great. The clasp works great and the side that says "Deadly nightshade" looks just like Sally's jar in the movie. Awesome. Just wish I could find other jars like worms wort and frogs breath :-) If you have a person in your life that is a huge fan of the movie, this would be an awesome gift.
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November 10, 2010 (Ventura, CA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

Great product, super fast shipping
This was exactly what I ordered, and it came super quick, even though it was close to christmas. It was wrapped well for being breakable, I wa completely satisfied.
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January 8, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Perfect for the Nightmare collector. Store your favorite cookies and treats in this Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas sealable "Deadly Night Shade" cookie jar. Top to learn more

Deadly Nightshade (A Martha's Vineyard Mystery)

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DEADLY NIGHTSHADE
Second Edition

When she spots a fleet of hidden sailboats, Victoria Trumbull grasps the motive behind five unexplained deaths.

Victoria Trumbull has lived most of her ninety-two years on Martha’s Vineyard. The Island, its magic and its history, is part of the texture of her life. Like other Islanders, she knows the sounds of the sea in calm and stormy weather – and she knows the sounds that do not belong. One evening while Victoria waits on the dock for her granddaughter to return with the harbormaster, she hears a chilling scream followed by a splash and the sound of tires skidding on sand. She investigates and discovers a mutilated body floating on the outgoing tide.

With her granddaughter, Domingo the harbormaster, a swarm of Island characters, and a few mysterious visitors, Victoria manages to get in a good bit of detective work. However, she isn’t able to prevent further homicide. As the tension mounts, Victoria concocts a scheme to reveal the killer, yet still has time to prepare her traditional Saturday night supper of Boston baked beans.

Meanwhile, summer visitors bask on the beach, sail Island waters, and shop in the Island stores, oblivious to the death and disorder murder has brought to the native Islanders’ lives. Top to learn more

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Deadly Nightshade (Martha's Vineyard Mysteries)

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At 92 years of age, poetess and Martha's Vineyard native Victoria Trumbull is about to take on a new vocation-solving murders. Top to learn more

Enjoyable read, especially for a Vineyard fan.
I couldn't wait to get my hands on a mystery book based on Martha's Vineyard that wasn't by Phillip Craig (good reading, but enough is enough...). This book is a nice change from J.W. (the hero in Craig's books)and the writing more complex, but I would still classify this story as a light summer read. The book begins with a mysterious scream, heard, apparently, only by our heroine Victoria Trumbull. More coincidences occur in Victoria Trumbull's presence, which was abit unrealistic, although not uncommon to real life in a small community. I enjoyed Cynthia Riggs descriptions of the island and characterizations of the people (although I quickly became annoyed at Harbormaster Domingo's abundant use of the word "Sweetheart"!) If you are a fan of the Vineyard, Philip Craig, or light mysteries, you may enjoy this book
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August 17, 2001 (West Haven, CT United States) | Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 4

If you like cozies...
Most cozy mysteries are yawners, and not very well written, so Deadly Nightshade came as a pleasant surprise. There aren't many 92 year old protagonists in novels these days, especially mysteries (exactly how old is Miss Marple?) Victoria makes a believable, admirable central character who accepts the problems that come with old age (she's been required to give up her driver's license) and doesn't let them prevent her from enjoying her life. As far as the murders go, this book presents them and solves them in line with typical cozy standards. I did not notice glaring editorial lapses, and Riggs writes in a literate, straightforward style. Not great lit, just a fun, intelligent bit of fiction.
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March 6, 2007 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

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Deadly Nightshade (Deadly Mystery #1)

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Another Winner from Banis
Victor J. Banis is not only one of the more prolific writers today, he is also one of the more talented and versatile writers. So it was exciting news to me to learn awhile back that Mr. Banis was going to be doing a series of books in the mystery genre - which happens to be my favorite genre fiction.The first book in the series, titled Deadly Nightshade, introduces us to two San Francisco policemen, Tom Danzel who is a very experienced, straight and masculine homicide detective, and Stanley Korski who is a slightly built, gay, and very much a rookie cop. The only reason Stanley is teamed up with Tom is that there is what appears to be a drag queen, killing men in San Francisco, and Stanley, being openly gay, was chosen to assist Tom in an area where Tom has no expertise.One small caveat should be given here however. If a reader is looking for a crime driven police procedural this might not be the book the reader is seeking. While there are some very...
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March 24, 2009 (Amarillo, TX USA) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 5

Deadly Nightshade (Deadly Mystery 1) by Victor J. Banis
This is probably one of the less "dreamy" book I read by Victor J. Banis, means that it's pretty down to earth and direct and open, but probably also among my favorite, Lola Dances still has the first place, but this one is very near. I like Victor J. Banis' style, but one thing I almost always regretted, that in the end the two main characters don't walk toward the sunset together; only Lola did, and this is the reason since she is first on my list. Since Deadly Nightshade is only first on a series with the same characters, well, it's not exactly that you will find an happily ever after in there, but it's really close, and I have to say that the closing scene is quite romantic.Tom is a good homicide detective, but he has not the right skill for the case: a drag queen is killing men around the city, and, well, Tom doesn't know a thing about the dark side of life. And so he is paired with Stanley, that is suddenly promoted detective only for the fact that he is gay. Better...
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January 22, 2009 (Italy) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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The first in a new mystery series from the legendary author of the Man From C.A.M.P. and Longhorns, Victor J. Banis. Straight cop, gay cop, and a woman who "isn't real." Tom and Stanley are on the trail of a drag queen serial killer, and along the way, they find themselves engaged in a more intimate pursuit, trying to resolve another mystery: their unexpected attraction to one another. Top to learn more

Not quite authentic in many ways
This book was fairly entertaining, if a pretty inauthentic. No way would the relatively new and inexperienced gay cop fresh out of the academy be partnered with a veteran detective, just because a murder victim happens to be gay. But okay, lets go with the premise and call it artistic license.There are just some things in this book that make you wonder. When the gay cop, Stanley Korski, has to drive up to Marin County to visit his father in the nursing home, he takes Interstate 5 over the Golden Gate Bridge. Of course, Interstate 5 runs up through central California and passes through Sacramento, which is close to 90 miles east of San Francisco. It's U.S. Highway 101 that connects San Francisco to Marin County via the Golden Gate Bridge, of course.Stanley is such a prissy queen he has trouble handling a gun, let alone firing it. So one wonders, how did he managed to graduate from the police academy? As a gay man who is opposed to handguns, I might well...
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November 21, 2009 (San Francisco, California) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 3

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Nightshade Can Be Deadly: A Christian Mystery

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Nightshade Can Be Deadly: A Christian Mystery
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“Amateur gardeners, professional farmers, and everyone in between will want to come see the hundreds of heirloom seedlings for sale,” said Melissa Gomez, co-owner of Goodland Kitchen. sets its roots at Goodland Kitchen this Tuesday through Thursday, April 24 – 26, 8 a. m. –3 p. m. The event itself is free, but the seedlings are for purchase. , which is billed as “the world’s largest (and most fun) heirloom tomato seedling sale. ” Whether you’re searching for a Green Zebra or a Cherokee Purple, for a Caspian Pink or a Kentucky Beefsteak, the event and its classes, sales, and tastings will help insure you’ll have a tomato-ful summer. Scott Daigre, owner of Powerplant Garden Design based in Ojai, runs Tomatomania. Once tomatoes start growing, water deeply and infrequently. As tomatoes grow, the plant will inevitably yellow in places… more water won’t fix that.

1/2 tsp ground peppercorns 1 1/2 tsp dried parsley 1 tsp salt (I use sea salt) 1/2 tsp garlic powder 1/4 tsp onion powder 1/4 tsp dried thyme 1/4 tsp dried chives (I use dried minced onion in a pinch) Mix together and store in an airtight container. 6 cups rice, uncooked 1 Tbsp ground ginger 1/2 tsp onion salt 1/2 tsp garlic salt 1 tsp black pepper 1 tsp fennel seeds 1 Tbsp sesame seeds It took just a few minutes to whip all of these together. 6 cups rice, uncooked 1 1/2 tsp lemon pepper 1 Tbsp chives or minced onion 2 tsp salt 1 Tbsp dried rosemary 2 Tbsp dried parsley 1 tsp dried onion powder and some of the…. Take 2 cups of rice (or rice mix) and add to the pressure cooker along with 2 1/2 cups of rice (2 3/4 cups if you prefer a more stickier rice). Ranch Dressing or Dip mix (1 batch = 4 1/4 tsp) 4 tsp olive or canola oil 2 tsp apple cider vinegar 1 cup mayo or plain yogurt It has that slightly off taste you get with non-fat concoctions. Two cups of uncooked rice makes in excess of six cups of fluffy rice. No more 45 minute intervals in the rice steamer, or worries about over or under boiling – the rice turns out fluffy and perfect every time. The ranch dressing mix I made out of the Quick Fix, Healthy Mix was incredibly easy as well. When rice begins to boil, give it a quick stir, then add the lid, sealing it and giving it a small push to activate the seal. (If you are using brown rice, you may need to add another 3-5 minutes onto the cook time. As you probably noticed, a clean empty Ocean Spray juice container or 2 liter soda work quite well for storing these mixes.

It was okay, but I’m not as happy with the Master Quick Bread mix from the Quick Fix, Healthy Mix book as I am with other recipes. – I had put together a marinade mix out of Quick Fix, Healthy Mix yesterday and wanted to try it out on some chicken. So I took 3 Tablespoons + 1 teaspoon of the mix, 1 cup of water, and one tablespoon of melted butter and whisked it together and put it in a baggie with some chicken thighs (sans the skin). I bought it one super sale one day, tried a recipe with it, and realized I had been missing out on the most tender, most flavorful chicken EVER. In any case, I usually buy the thighs with the skin on, and then pull it off, along with a strip of fat, and feed it to the dogs and one of my cats (the other cat isn’t interested). He suggested we limit ourselves to just the one buck and two does, instead of the three does we had originally considered buying, pointing out that we would be producing approximately 500 pounds of meat per year with that combination. We hope to buy one buck and two does and begin breeding them for meat rabbit production by the end of April. Our rabbit mentor, Chicken Bob, (we traded Milo the rooster to him for Millie Mark Two, our one Rhode Island Red) also raises rabbits and supplies several feed and supply stores nearby. I guess I’ll need to study the recipes from ATK and figure out how to put together a Master Quick Bread mix of my own. This mix is 1/4 the cost of buying pre-made…and I know every ingredient that goes into it, unlike – I also baked up a loaf of zucchini bread. Plenty of beds still to plant (many will wait another two weeks for the tomato plants to be ready), and the future rabbit hutch to get ready.

The TED video reminded me of why I write this blog, why I garden, and how important it is. But just in case you are wondering, here is why I write this blog…and garden…and keep laying hens…and why you should consider doing so as well. I know where my food is coming from, ensuring that it is organic and sustainably harvested – and that is extending now from the garden into the kitchen as I make more and more mixes instead of buying them pre-made. I just watched a great TED talk by Roger Doiron where he discussed his subversive (garden) plot . For those of you not familiar with TED , which stands for Technology, Entertainment and Design, I highly recommend you check it out. I want to share my knowledge and excitement and love of the learning I experience each and every day. I want to reduce my carbon footprint and reduce the level of waste I leave in landfills. So there you have it, an economic appeal, or an appeal to the heart, to start your own garden today.

Deadly Nightshade News

Days of the Un-deadly Nightshade

By George Yatchisin The weather might not be shouting summer but your garden can, particularly if you get to Tomatomania! (tomatomania.com), which will be visiting Goodland Kitchen (231 Magnolia Ave., 845-4300, goodlandkitchen.com) this week.
All about eggplant

Although a member of the same family as the South American tomato, potato, and the pepper, eggplant is the only vegetable of the deadly nightshade family that originated in the Eastern Hemisphere. Europeans and East Indians in Medieval times believed
Nightshade foods: Painfully delectable

Some of you can guess which foods I'm talking about here, especially if you grew up in tropical regions of the United States, where your summer camp counselor told you to avoid the wild berries of deadly nightshade, which contain belladonna.