Sunday, October 6, 2013

Jet's Master Sauce recipe for Ribs: shopkick



Jet's Master Sauce recipe for Ribs:
1/2 C Kikkoman Teriyaki Marinade and Sauce
1 C Kikkoman Hoisin
1/2 C Kikkoman Oyster Sauce
1/4 C Sugar
1/8 C Kikkoman Sriracha Sauce
2 Tbsp Minced Garlic
3 Tbsp Minced Ginger
In a bowl, mix together the master sauce recipe until well combined.
Marinate Ribs in half of the Mastersauce. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Cut spareribs into serving size portions, wrap in double thickness of foil, and bake for 1 1/2 hours. Unwrap, and drain drippings and combine with remaining master sauce. Place ribs in a large roasting pan.
Preheat grill for medium heat. Position grate four inches above heat source.
Brush grill grate with oil. Place ribs on grill, and cook for 30 minutes, basting with master sauce.





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Turn a Wooden Pallet Into Unique Photo Frames

New employee: managing

Here are some tips managing a new employee.

Prior to day one of work:

1. Provide any pre-reading requisites
2. E-learning modules.

Day 1
1. Orientation : description of the company. Who are we? What we do. Core values.
lay out expectation - this should be clear and precise.
Answer any questions.
2. Program/Job overview
3. Provide employee with a Welcome package.
4. On the job resources : links, company employee benefits
5. Introduce employee to team and key personnel.
5. Job shadow/ training should start.
6. Provide organizational chart

This Basket Rules! Yard Stick Basket

In this Crazy Life: Tips and Tricks

In this Crazy Life blog - has listed a great list of tips and tricks around the house.

I personally tried the the ammonia soaking  and it worked. I couldn't believe my eyes.

Here are some images from her blog. To read the instructions please visist In this crazy life blog



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Online Consignment Stores



ONLINE CONSIGNMENT STORE #1: THE REAL REAL



POTENTIAL MONEY: 60 percent of selling price goes to you, 40 percent goes to The Real Real.

THEIR SALES: Unknown – they sell on their site, and not Ebay.

CONSIGNMENT PERIOD: 180 days

WHAT YOU DO: Sign up as a member and complete an online form with a description of your items and their approximate original price. A sales rep will email you with confirmation of what pieces they’ll accept.

THE PERK: Lucky enough to have 10 or more designer items and live in LA, San Fran, San Diego, Dallas or the NYC tri-state area? Then you can skip the shipping cost and set up an in-person “white glove” appointment with The Real Real by emailing stylist@therealreal.com.

KEEP IN MIND: You risk losing money on shipping costs. Although the website says shipping is “free,” the reality is that you’re reimbursed once your item sells via a credit for purchases on the Real Real.

YOUR UNSOLD CLOTHING: If you want your unsold pieces back after the consignment period ends, you absorb shipping costs for the return.
ONLINE CONSIGNMENT STORE #2: E-DROP OFF





POTENTIAL MONEY: 60 percent of selling price goes to you, 40 percent goes to eDrop-Off.

THEIR EBAY SALES: 72,052 sales at time of publish.

CONSIGNMENT PERIOD: 45 days

WHAT YOU DO: Visit the eDrop-Off website to fill out their online form with your contact information and description of the designer pieces you’d like to consign. They take clothing, shoes, jewelry, accessories and … modern-styled vintage!

THE PERK: Recently featured on VH1′s “House of Consignment” and the site averages 90,000 pageviews a day. The more eyeballs that see your piece, the better chance it has of selling for top dollar.

Also, eDrop-Off will schedule a complimentary (free shipping!) UPS pick-up at your home.

KEEP IN MIND: Your pieces need to be top designer and top trend. Think Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Burberry, Prada and Gucci or contemporary brands Theory, Tory Burch, Vince, Elizabeth & James and Alexander Wang.

YOUR UNSOLD CLOTHING: According to eDrop-Off, rarely does an item “go unsold,” since they have a 98 percent sell rate.
ONLINE CONSIGNMENT STORE #3: RECYCLE YOUR FASHIONS



POTENTIAL MONEY: 50 percent of selling price goes to you if the item is sold by Recycle Your Fashions for $499 or less. If sold for over $500, you receive 60 percent of the selling price.

THEIR EBAY SALES: 4,232 sales at time of publish.

CONSIGNMENT PERIOD: 90 days

WHAT YOU DO: Fill out their handy online contact and garment description form. They’ll contact you with their list of approved items for consigning with them.

THE PERK: You have to drop your own box off at the post office, but Recycle Your Fashions absorbs shipping cost by emailing you a pre-paid shipping label. Plus, brands accepted include names most women have in their closets right now (like Ann Taylor & J.Crew) and the site touts selling great vintage pieces, too.

KEEP IN MIND: You have to provide your own boxes to ship your clothing to them.

YOUR UNSOLD CLOTHING: Either the items are donated to a local thrift store or you choose to pay for return shipping back to you. The item can also be listed at a starting bid of $9.99, and if sold you will receive half the selling price minus the eBay fees.

ONLINE CONSIGNMENT STORE #4: LINDA’S STUFF



POTENTIAL MONEY: If Linda’s Stuff sells your item for under $1,000, you get 62 percent of selling price. If sold for over $1,000, you get 75 percent.

THEIR EBAY SALES: 270, 933 sales at time of publish.

CONSIGNMENT PERIOD: 90 days

WHAT YOU DO: No online forms here. Call Linda herself at 1-866-68-54632 to get the scoop on what brands she’s looking for and if you’ve got what she wants!

THE PERK: Out of the five on this list, Linda’s Stuff offers the highest percentage of profits to the consigner! Plus, on top of free UPS pick-up and shipping of your items, regular sellers with Linda’s can earn gift cards to brands like Tory Burch, Gucci and Coach.

KEEP IN MIND: Linda’s designer names list is quite expansive and even includes a few contemporary brands like Puma, Zara and J. Brand. Oh, and she sells vintage!

YOUR UNSOLD CLOTHING: No information listed.
ONLINE CONSIGNMENT STORE #5: THREADFLIP



POTENTIAL MONEY: Unknown, because Threadflip’s White Glove consignment service is brand new, so they aren’t advertising what the percentage split is yet.

THEIR SALES: Unknown, since the consignment program is still in “pilot” mode.

CONSIGNMENT PERIOD: Unknown.

WHAT YOU DO: Give them your email for an application form to be sent to you, and then wait and see if your goods are chosen.

THE PERK: Threadflip sends you a box and a pre-paid shipping label, but you have to drop it off at the post office yourself.

KEEP IN MIND: It’s currently in “pilot” stage, so Threadflip may or may not accept you to participate. Plus, they may or may not do a good job selling your clothing — this is a wild card inclusion that we’ll just have to watch and see!

YOUR UNSOLD CLOTHING: No information listed.

Barbie's Beauty Bits: The Many Uses For Salt


Did you know you could use Salt to Remove Grit from an IRON?



For more details on what you could do with salt, visit Barbie's beauty bits

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