cold duck

All that was left unsaid was whether they were popping Cold Duck corks or merely dropping Alka-Seltzer Plus tablets in the executive suite at the shrewd sports tune-through.

I'm not saying your pointer can be expected to manage a bunch of tough retrieves in a late-season, bitterly cold duck marsh, but at the very least you should be able to count on him during milder conditions or when a downed quail or pheasant lands in a creek or pond.

Notable successes over the years include Cold Duck, Blue Nun, Riunite Lambrusco, wine coolers and White Zin.

Roast duck, fried duck, boiled duck, cold duck, duck soup - absolutely every restaurant menu features it, just as assuredly as every one of them comes without a vegetarian option.

Unfortunately, I don't have the right parts to accommodate those--as Eve Ensler wrote in The Vagina Monologues--"cold duck lips." You would think this would be something that my doctor's office was aware of.

Waterfowl produce new broods, while hunters follow traditions learned from fathers and friends who introduced good shots, expert calling, cold duck blinds and wet, smelly dogs.

As I look back on the special events and times of my life with family and friends, wine was often a part of the experience: the Andre Cold Duck my wife Karen and I drank at Thanksgiving when I was in the military a hundred years ago; the Murphy-Goode Fume Blanc we had in Maui as the sun set on another perfect day; or the wonderful 1997 Brunello di Montalcino that a good friend gave me last year for my 60th birthday.

Childhood, Thinner, Sinners Local 519, Cold Duck, Brilliant, Hip Civilians and The Bart Caruso Band will be there, and Chiasson's work in Dharma Bums connects to all the above in some way.

Our judges use scientific measures to decide who gets the prize, which is a fabulous weekend in the Ekatahuna Mountain View Motel with dinner--prawn cocktail, chicken-in-a-basket and canned peach pavlova, with a complimentary bottle of Cold Duck included.

Try the cold duck sandwich with caramelized onions to go ($8.75), or perhaps half a roasted chicken ($9.95) that will ruin you forever for the Publix product.

He opens with a cooking version of Eddie Harris's Cold Duck. The rhythm team is back in Breezin'-era Benson territory - no bad place to be - and Keith Anderson's Breckerish saxophone builds the tension, but it's Jarreau's joyful vocal that raises it to another level.

The large triangular "delta" safety button is another nice touch, quick and positive to operate even when wearing gloves in a cold duck blind or goose pit.