Q: A religious ceremony in Italy is only considered legally binding if it is in the Catholic Church. The priest who performs your ceremony will register your paperwork with the local town hall. If you have a religious ceremony at a different house of worship, then you will need to have an additional civil ceremony. Keep in mind that the Vatican is a separate state from Italy, so the same rules and regulations may not apply to a religious ceremony conducted there. The Catholic Church will not perform your wedding if either you or your spouse has been previously divorced in the Catholic Church. If you were previously married and divorced, but not in the Catholic church (i.e. your previous marriage was performed by a justice of the peace or in another faith), then you can get married in the Catholic church after filing a Lack of Form and paying a $50 fee to process it. If you wish to get married by the Catholic Church in Italy, you must produce certificates of your baptism, first communion and confirmation. These must be stamped by your local Bishop's office prior to coming to Italy. To get married in a Catholic church in Italy, you will need to provide a letter of Declaration from your local priest stating that you and your future spouse are active members of your church. This letter must be written on the letterhead of your parish to be considered valid. Your priest can also provide proof that you have completed any pre-cana classes with your spouse. The Bishop of your parish must provide a NHIL OBSTAT letter. This letter affirms that you have no impediment to getting married in the Catholic church in Italy. It should also include the name of the church in Italy and the date you intend to get married. The Bishop of your parish must also approve the Prenuptial Inquiry Form. This is a questionnaire issued by your archdiocese's office (not your local priest) and it asks a range of questions concerning your personal data and religious history. This form must also be written on parish letterhead and it must be signed and stamped by the Bishop's office. The Declaration from your priest and the NHIL OBSTAT and Prenuptial Inquiry Form from your Bishop must be sent in their original form for approval by the Italian Curia in order for you to have a Catholic wedding in Italy. However, most of these documents expire after three months. Send these no earlier than three months before your wedding but no later than one month before the date. Talk to the priest in Italy about the best address to send these documents to. You should send them with a tracking number provided by FedEx or a similar service. Most Italian churches will translate these documents for you into Italian. However, you should check with your priest in Italy to make sure they provide this service. If you are Catholic but your future spouse is not, you can still get married in the church, but your Bishop will need to include a stamped and signed "Permission of Mixed Religion" form along with other documentation.
A: Consider a Catholic ceremony. Obtain a letter of Declaration from your local priest for a Catholic wedding. Complete a Prenuptial Inquiry Form. Plan the timing of necessary documents.

Q: While it's certainly fine to drink your whisky out of any old glass, choosing the right one will enhance your whisky experience. Experts agree that a tulip-shaped glass is generally the best: It allows you to swirl the whisky without it spilling, as well as concentrating the whisky aroma near the glass's neck. If you can't find a tulip-shaped whisky glass to sip out of, try using a wine or champagne glass instead. Smell your whisky with your mouth slightly open to fully appreciate the aroma. Bring the whisky glass up to your nose and inhale deeply. Take your nose away (the first nose will smell entirely of alcohol) and then come back to the whisky. Spend a good 20 to 30 seconds breathing in the whisky, setting it down, and coming back to it, all while free-associating about the kinds of smells or flavors the spirit evokes. When nosing, pay attention to the following kinds of smells: Smokiness. This includes peatiness, as malted barley is often thrown over a peat fire in order to smoke it. Saltiness. Can you taste the briny spindrift of Islay whiskies? Many Scotch whiskies have a distinctly maritime smell. Fruitiness. Can you pick out dried currants, apricot, or cherry from your whisky? Sweetness. Many Scotch whiskies rely on caramel, toffee, vanilla or honey tones. What confections can you smell? Woodiness. Since oak is such an integral companion in the whisky-aging process, wood smell is often headily present in Scotch. It sometimes interacts with the smell of sweetness. Swallow the whisky and open your mouth slightly to help taste the lingering afterglow of the whisky. What flavors, if any, develop after the whisky has been swallowed? This is referred to as the "finish." In elegant whiskies, the finish will be distinct from the mouthfeel, and will add another layer of pleasant complexity to your tasting experience. Swirl, nose, taste, and savor the whisky again. How does it taste diluted? How is the whisky any different from what it was undiluted? What things do you notice now about the whisky that weren't apparent on the first pass? Continue drinking and savoring the whisky slowly, preferably with friends.
A: Get the right whisky glass. Nose it. Savor the finish. Repeat the whole process, this time with the diluted whisky.

Q: Boil at least 6 cups of hot water or several kettles full of water. Uncover the drain and slowly pour the hot water down. If you have plastic piping, just use very hot water. Avoid pouring boiling water in the drain. If the water is still draining slowly, repeat the process again until the drain becomes clear. If the clog still stubbornly resists draining, you may have a hairball stuck. This may require manually removing the clog. Consider calling a plumber, especially if the drain completely stops up. This works best on a clogged tub, since you can fill the tub with gallons of water. Fill the tub with hot water. Then, open the drain and let the pressure of all that water help break up the clog.
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Flush the drain with hot water. Repeat. Use gravity and pressure to flush the drain.