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These make ahead rolls take the stress out of holiday dinners! Make up to a month ahead, then bake fresh, hot rolls as needed! This recipe has earned the goodfibesTM seal indicating it is a good source of fiber.
Mix 3 cups whole wheat flour, sugar, salt and undissolved yeast in a large mixer bowl.
Combine milk, water and butter; heat to very warm (120° to 130°F). Butter does not need to melt completely. Gradually add to dry ingredients and beat 2 minutes at medium speed of electric mixer, scraping bowl occasionally. Add 1 cup whole wheat flour and 1 cup all-purpose flour. Beat at high speed 2 minutes, scraping bowl occasionally. Stir in enough additional all-purpose flour to make a soft dough. Turn out onto lightly floured surface and knead until smooth and elastic, about 8 to 10 minutes. Cover; let dough rest 10 minutes.
Divide dough into 4 equal pieces. Proceed according to directions (below) for desired shapes. Cover; let rise in a warm, draft-free place until almost doubled, about 1 hour.
Bake at 275°F for 20 to 25 minutes, or until rolls just start to change color. Cool in pans or on sheets 20 minutes. Remove from pans or sheets and finish cooling on wire racks. Place cooled rolls in resealable plastic bags and refrigerate up to 1 week OR freeze up to 1 month.
Before serving, preheat oven to 400°F and place rolls on ungreased baking sheet. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, or until golden brown. If desired, brush hot rolls with melted butter. Serve warm.
Shapes for rolls:Classic dinner rolls: Divide each piece into 12 equal pieces. Shape each piece into a smooth round ball. Place each one in a greased muffin cup. Cloverleaf: Divide dough into 36 equal pieces. Place 3 each in greased muffin cups.Bowknots: Roll each piece to a 12 x 6-inch rectangle. Cut into 12 (1-inch) strips. Tie strips into knots, leaving a loose loop in the center. Place on greased baking sheets about 2 inches apart. Curlicue Rolls: Roll each piece to a 12 x 9-inch rectangle. Cut into 12 (1-inch) strips. Hold one end of each strip firmly between thumb and index finger, and wind dough to form a coil. Tuck end firmly underneath. Place on greased baking sheets about 2 inches apart.
Per Serving: Serving size: 1 roll; (1/48 of recipe)Serving weight: 1.7 ounces (39 g)Calories 100; Total fat 2.5 g; Saturated fat 1.5 g; Cholesterol 5 mg; Sodium 220 mg; Carbohydrates 18 g; Dietary fiber 1.4 g (0.8 g/oz); Sugars 3 g; Protein 3 g


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MR. DICKERSON: The sorting out process begins for the Republican presidential hopefuls, while the president takes to the road to announce that creating jobs is job number one. I'm John Dickerson, sitting in for Gwen Ifill, tonight, on "Washington Week."
REP. MICHELE BACHMANN (R-MN): There is no doubt in my mind. We are the team that can't be beat for 2012.
MR. DICKERSON: The big winner from the Iowa straw poll and the loser.
GOV. TIM PAWLENTY: I'm going to be ending my campaign for president.
MR. DICKERSON: And the new face in the race hits the campaign trail with a bang.
TEXAS GOV. RICK PERRY (R): It's time for America to believe again. It's time to believe that the promise of future is far greater than even our best days behind us.
MR. DICKERSON: The new jockeying among the GOP. Plus, the president takes his case to the people.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: I'll be putting forward a very specific plan to boost the economy, to create jobs.
MR. DICKERSON: But with trust in his ability to fix the economy slipping, will it make a difference?
Covering the week: Jeff Zeleny of the New York Times, Karen Tumulty of the Washington Post, Alexis Simendinger of Real Clear Politics, and David Wessel of the Wall Street Journal.
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MR. DICKERSON: Good evening. It was a week for a new script in politics. The Republican race quickened and became more action packed. Michele Bachmann became the frontrunner in Iowa. Tim Pawlenty dropped out and Rick Perry jumped in with both cowboy boots. Mitt Romney, the GOP frontrunner, tried to keep that title and stuck to his lines, staying focus on President Obama's economic record.
FMR. GOV. MITT ROMNEY: We appreciate the fact that he's – he's trying to devote some time to it, not just going to be on the bus tour, not just going to be vacationing at Martha's Vineyard, but giving some thought of the American people. I would have thought that's what he'd have done that from day one.
MR. DICKERSON: Meanwhile, the president was busy with the rewrite. He left Washington to connect to voters in the heartland or come as close as he could in armor plated buses which still couldn't protect him from the dismal economic news. But let's start with the Republicans. Karen, we have this new landscape. Walk us through it. How things have changed? What's – what do we expect next?
MS. TUMULTY: Well, it starts just under a week ago with this quirky little ritual that they have in Ames, Iowa, that's sort of a picnic and sort of a Republican Party fundraiser. And people voted at some point during the day. And it's not a very good gauge of anything, except it does have a history – the Ames straw poll – of winnowing out the field. And the casualty was former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, who had come in, had spent a lot of money on this little event, and had basically done miserably. And Michele Bachmann, the congresswoman from Minnesota, his fellow Minnesotan, the two of them had just gone after each other a couple of nights before in a debate. And Ron Paul essentially had a tie. This was seen as setting up Michele Bachmann as the frontrunner.
But in the middle of all this, Rick Perry, the governor of Texas jumps in. And so this week has seen even more turmoil in that Rick Perry's start, I think, was a little bit rockier than some people, especially those who had been waiting at the window for the savior of the Republican Party, had thought. So by the middle of the week, you all of a sudden heard rumblings that perhaps, you know, Congressman Paul Ryan might be getting in. And then today, just to remind us that she's still out there and still thinking, Sarah Palin puts out a very slickly produced web video.
MR. DICKERSON: I wonder if we're going to be having those rumblings about Republicans coming in the day after the nomination. Jeff, you were with Perry for a few days this week. He's the new one on the scene, a lot of energy, a lot going on. Tell us about what he looked like, what his week was like.
MR. ZELENY: He really was unscripted and free-wheeling. I mean you and I both walked around the Iowa State Fair with him. And it was really a rolling conversation, probably 30 different interviews in small manageable chunks, about 30 seconds at a time.
We didn't learn all that much from him substance-wise, but we learned sort of how big his personality is. And he was – was eager to sort of show this, but then he got himself into some trouble, in that first news cycle in Iowa, when he, of course, has made the famous comment that we've heard all week about Ben Bernanke and he was suggesting that he would get some ugly treatment down in –
MR. DICKERSON: Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
MR. ZELENY: The Chairman of the Federal Reserve. So what happened after that, the next day I was with him as well as were you, he didn't take questions at all. He was suddenly very scripted in things. So we saw in a very short period of time that he realizes he's not in Texas anymore. He's been a very seasoned politician. He's won every election he's been. But this is a different stage entirely.
And what I thought was most interesting was how swift some Republicans were to jump on him. They did not give him even one second of a break. Most of these people were former Bush advisor. There's a long history between the two. So I think that he learned that this is going to be harder than it looks, but he also had a sense of discipline, though, as the week ends. He goes down to South Carolina, where he's at over the weekend, and he still has an impressive sort of sense about him and presence about him. And as I talked to voters, they kept saying, he looks like a leader. You didn't hear that necessarily as much at Michele Bachmann events or at Ron Paul events.
MR. DICKERSON: Alexis, the man whose job Rick Perry would like to have had a very disciplined bus tour, the president of the United States. What was he trying to do while all of these people are trying to take his job? What was his message? What was he trying to get out there?
MS. SIMENDINGER: Well, you know, the White House made an effort to tell all of this. This was official tour of three states – Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois. This was not campaigning. They were arguing very – this firstly. President was trying to make an effort in that period of time when Congress was away from Washington to start working on some of the – they really are campaign themes – that he's going to start showcasing after Labor Day when Congress is back.
And in lots of ways, you could see him practicing the efforts and the lines that he's going to be using all the way from the fall into the end of the year. His effort was to try to campaign, to argue that he's an outsider, even though he has this job at the White House that he is the anti-Congress, or anti-Republican Congress, and that he wanted to make this case that we can – America is great. Politics are bad. That we need to put country ahead of party. All of that sounds very campaign oriented. And then it was the big tease for a jobs plan that's to come in the fall.
So he was saying that it was great restorative for him. He loved seeing the audiences. Jeff was out there with him on a day. He genuinely seemed to relish the opportunity to meet with people and talk to them and take these town hall – there was the walk on display one day, and then it was the huggy touchy feely president the next day. And so in lots of ways he thought he was showcasing important things that he'll keep coming back to.
MR. DICKERSON: David, one of the things hanging over this conversation on both the Republican and the Democratic side is the economy and the fears the people have and the worry inside the White House that things are getting worse. Give us a sense here of what's happening in the economy. Is it getting worse? What's the real story and how worried should they be?
MR. WESSEL: Well, I think they should be worried and I think everybody should be worried. Basically the plan was that by now the stimulus, the federal stimulus would be fading and the private sector would be picking up the slack. And there were a lot of economists in the private sector, at the Federal Reserve, and the White House, who thought that by the second half of the year we'd have this palpable sense of gaining momentum. Well that hope has evaporated.
In the last couple of weeks, the economic indicators have been very disappointing. There were new numbers this week that were disappointing. Home sales were down. Looks like people are backing out of contracts they had signed to buy new homes. More people filed for unemployment compensation and so on. And so people are beginning to say, wow, the first half was lousy and we could blame that on Japan, the earthquake and tsunami there, and then oil prices going up because of what happened in the Middle East. That was supposed to be wearing off now and it's not.
MR. DICKERSON: And we have – so we have two pictures here. We have the picture Alexis was painting of a president energized going out on the stump and then you're painting the dark clouds over him. Let's look at a clip here that we have with the president talking. And we'll talk about it in a second with Jeff.
PRES. OBAMA: I've got a whole bunch of responsibilities, which means I have to make choices sometimes that are unattractive and I know will be bad for me politically and I know will big supporters of mine disappointed, but what I want everybody to think about is the trajectory in which we've gone.
MR. DICKERSON: So, Jeff, you were there at this event. He's got to both be energetic and have conversations with his supporters, but he knows about these dark clouds that David's talking about. How did he navigate that?
MR. ZELENY: He was really trying to sort of walk a line here. The speech that we just heard – was showed to us – was from Alpha, Illinois, which I thought was an interesting place that he was even there in the first place. It's a town of about 800 people, you know, rural Illinois. Of course, it wasn't the quad city Iowa media market. So I think that was another reason for it because Iowa is very important to him as a general election battleground.
But one thing that I was sort of struck by, he was, even from these friendly crowds of Iowa, of Illinois, and Minnesota, the questions he was getting were all gloom and doom. A young college student stood up and said, I don't think I'll get a job. A real estate agent said I haven't been able to sell a house for a long time or houses for a long time. So I thought he was trying to reassure them. But one thing that I – after spending several weeks at the Republican events – the hope and optimism and confidence is on the Republican side this time. And the worry is on the Democratic side. You talk to these Democratic voters who like Obama overall, are worried for his future and his reelection. So I thought he was trying to sort of navigate it. But he was also trying to show that he's going to be a rational fighter. He's going to, as Alexis said – and he's the anti-Congress, the anti-Republican Congress, but he wasn't as fiercely partisan as he will be. He was trying to be more like this adult in the room that we've all said so many times that, look, I'm probably your best option here. And I think that – that's what he was trying to leave it with people in their mind.
MS. TUMULTY: And that is probably his real opponent. I mean, we see all this jockeying among the Republicans. I think the president's real opponent is the economy and what's going on in people's lives. And a couple of weeks ago, somebody called my attention to the consumer confidence indexes, which economists have been tracking since the early 1950s. Well, if you look at where they stand now, there have only been two presidential election years where they have been as low as they are today. Those two presidential election years were 1980 and 1992, which also happened to be the only two election years since then that Americans have thrown out an elected incumbent.
MR. DICKERSON: So to try and fix this, Alexis, he's going to give a speech after Labor Day? What do we know about the speech – we've had a few speeches from this president. What do we know is going to be in this one?
MS. SIMENDINGER: Yes, another speech. Well, the president, as you know, makes it clear in every way he can that he has been working, working, working on the jobs problem and the economic problem. So this is another in a long series, and a long series it is, of efforts. Since the day he arrived in the Oval Office, you could argue with the Troubled Asset Relief Program that he inherited, and then on forward.
So he has a new idea because many folks in his own party have been arguing: you need to show some leadership. We need something bolder. This is – is likely to get worse on the second part of the year. It could get worse next year, in election year. You've got to do something bigger. And so he is arguing with his aides and advisors over the best way to do this. And there're many ingredients. He could go for tax credits to try to induce hiring. He could go – he's definitely induced and was talking out on the bus trip about infrastructure, putting construction workers to work.
There're several ways to do that. You can do that through an infrastructure bank or Job Corps kind of a program where you're directly infusing money into hiring. And then he's talking about the range of things that he's already been arguing for, legislating that is still stymieing in Congress.
MR. DICKERSON: The president – his approval numbers on the economy have been going down in part because these measures don't work when they go forward. Will they work, David?
MR. WESSEL: Well, I don't know what the measures are. I think if he comes out and gives another speech and says we have to pass these free trade agreements. We have to have patent reform. We need to extent unemployment compensation and we ought to have some infrastructure spending. Not only we, but the people are going to yawn. We have as many unemployed people in the United States today as there are people in Greece. It's become – you don't sense it in the president's rhetoric that it's any kind of emergency. The problem is there is very little he could do now that would make a difference between now and the election. And even if he did have some bold ideas, there's no sign that the Republicans go for them.
So I can't quite figure out what they're going to do. I think they'll do some targeted things for the long-term unemployed. They'll try and argue that we have to have the Highway Construction Bill renewed and the gas tax and all that. But my gut is they must be cooking up something more interesting than that.
MS. SIMENDINGER: So one of the things that I've been hearing is that the White House is not that optimistic that Congress is going to go for this. They're not overly optimistic, although hope is his business, the president. So their idea is this could be a shield, that this is an effort to say he's going on the offense, he's getting tougher, and you Republicans, where is your viable economic plan? What kind of plan do you have? So that the president is not standing there empty-handed, that he can argue for something.
MR. DICKERSON: Right, although that doesn't put bread on the table. And that's – when you're at 26 percent approval on economy, you have to hope either that something passes or that you get a good opponent. And let's take a look at Rick Perry and his remarks about the Fed because there were some in Democratic circles who were very happy to see this because it was a big gaffe they thought.
GOV. PERRY: If this guy prints more money between now and the election, I don't know what you all would do to him in Iowa, but we'd – we would treat him pretty ugly down in Texas. I mean printing more money to play politics at this particular time in American history is almost treacherous – or treasonous in my opinion.
MR. DICKERSON: Karen, this guy in that case was Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank. At that event, I was talking to one of the voters there by the pool and he said, you know, he sounds a lot like Bush. Now, you're from Texas, so are they similar – how are they similar? How are they different? Walk us through that.
MS. TUMULTY: Well, I mean, yes, they have the same accent, the same cowboy boots, the same bearing, but when you think back at the way George Bush ran in 1999 and 2000, it was very much of a softening of the edges of partisanship. He ran as, you know, it's now a cliché, a compassionate conservative. But he talked a lot about education. He took on Tom DeLay on the – over – he accused him of balancing the budget on the backs of the poor. This – so it was a conservatism that I think was born very much of hope and affirmation.
Rick Perry is a – he's sharpening the partisan edges. And he is – this is a conservatism that is born very much of anger. So the accent may sound the same, but the words are very, very different.
MR. WESSEL: So do you think that – who would Obama choose to run against if he could pick his opponent, would he prefer Perry to, say, Romney?
MS. TUMULTY: Probably yes. And you know, would probably prefer Sarah Palin over either of them. But yes, I think it's going to be – again, if you assume that the big issue is going to be the economy, Rick Perry has a good story to tell from Texas about job creation, but it is really – Mitt Romney's whole persona is Mr. Fix It.
MR. DICKERSON: Well, then, Jeff, in the Republican Party, then, it's between kind of the establishment and the tea party. The theory was that Perry would work for both camps. He appeals to the tea party, but he has the executive experience that he's – (inaudible) – like he's pro-business. But is he too – is there a feeling among Republicans that he might be too hot for a general election?
MR. ZELENY: That's a good distinction. He's not too hot probably for it right now. I mean, a few of those comments perhaps are, but overall I think he's not too hot. I mean, he is – he fills the stage obviously and he has a passion and he has some of the anger. But for the general election, one thing he's never done in Texas, he's won all of these elections; he isn't a cross-over candidate. Even though he was a Democrat until like 1991 or 1992 and – so he has sort of both things, but I think that what he's saying now – you're absolutely right, Karen. He is sharpening the edges. And there's no independent voter or very few independent voters who are going to sort of gravitate toward that message, which is why Mitt Romney is sitting back and watching this all unfold before him.
He is just fine with this for now, but they don't know exactly how far that Governor Perry's going to get, which is why the Romney campaign is sort of keeping an eye on Iowa, and as well as playing in New Hampshire and things. But Michele Bachmann is probably the biggest loser of the week in terms of only a week ago; she won this all-important Iowa straw poll. Everything moved on very quickly. And she now is not – everyone is sort of going after her on the Pawlenty argument, which he isn't around to make anymore, that experience matters, governing matters.
MS. TUMULTY: And we should also probably bring up that Governor Perry also this week cast doubt on the science of global warming and also suggested that evolution is just a theory that's out there. So again, these are the kinds of comments that could come back to haunt him with independent voters.
MR. DICKERSON: I'm going to ask David just quickly, though, about the substance of the Ben Bernanke comment. I mean, first of all, we're talking about Fed chairman in a political race. That seems slightly new. The president of the Dallas Fed also responded about the economy in Texas in a way that was favorable enough for the Perry campaign to issue it as a press release. Talk a little bit about that, but also is printing money, is that generally accepted as an economic problem right now?
MR. WESSEL: Well, there's an argument about whether the Fed is pursuing the right policies. I think where Governor Perry got in trouble was using the word "treason." I mean, when Ron Paul says that Governor Perry makes me look like a moderate, you know that he's going pretty far. And I think there's a lot of money interests in the Republican Party that were upset about that word.
But the Fed has been drawn into politics now ever since the bailouts. Ben Bernanke had trouble getting confirmed for a second term. George Bush put him in the first time. President Obama nominated him the second time. There were some days where it looked like the Senate wasn't going to confirm him. There is an argument about whether the Fed has done the right thing by printing money. Quantitative easing it's called – buying all these bonds. Some people think it is not helping the economy and is going to inevitably produce inflation down the road. And those people are criticizing him. Other people think it's the only sound policy for a Federal Reserve chairman to pursue at a time when the rest of the government seems to be paralyzed. So there's a legitimate debate there and I think that Governor Perry was coming down on one side, but he chose some words unfortunately.
MR. DICKERSON: Alexis, we were talking about in the Republican race those things that play well inside the party and those that play outside. But the president had his own issue with the base of his party this week. Maxine Waters, congresswoman from California, was at a jobs event in Atlanta, Georgia, long lines of people seeking jobs. And she said – you know, the president's off talking in Iowa, you know, that's great, but he should be talking about the problems people are having in the cities. Is this a vulnerability for the president?
MS. SIMENDINGER: It's a vulnerability in the sense that every part of our economy and every sort of demographic is struggling and suffering in some way. And African-Americans are suffering exponentially at 17 percent unemployment, much higher than the national average. So in that sense, there should be a lot of attention being paid to the parts of the – of our workforce that are struggling the most. The interesting thing I thought about that discussion was to look more carefully at where the president's support is.
And although support for President Obama among African-Americans has come down slightly, it has come down from such a stratospheric high. It's at like 81 percent in the most recent Gallup. So we're talking about a floating down, but not that crash down that we're seeing among other parts of the electorate. And so most people in the – at least most Democrats who are very supportive of the president came out to speak after this, have been very quick to say this is not anger and a willingness to abandon President Obama. It's just the sense of frustration that the whole country is feeling.
MR. DICKERSON: Karen, on that sense of frustration, on the Republican side it seems to me the argument at the end is going to come down between Romney and Perry as we've been talking about and it was the better experience in creating jobs. Romney made his case that he's got it in the real world. Is that basically it? I've just – I've been in the real world and that wins the day?
MS. TUMULTY: Yes, but when you look at – his record is problematic, though, because what he was doing in the real world was essentially investments, investing in companies, leveraging companies. And so in some of these deals, the companies came out stronger. In some, the companies went bankrupt and ended up laying off a lot of workers. So that – that record of Governor Romney's as Bain Capital is – could also come back to haunt him.
MR. DICKERSON: And Jeff, at the state fair, Governor Perry was saying, I thought Texas was in the real world. And then he responded as well about his own record as governor.
MR. ZELENY: Yes. And he foreshadowed what he's going – comments like Governor Romney can talk about his four years as governor of Massachusetts. I've been governor for 10 years of Texas. So it's kind of that bravado, but he makes the point that he has created all these jobs – and we can argue what kind of jobs they were and of course that will be argued. But he has a credible message on that front. His slogan on the side of his bus says it all and it says Getting America to Work Again. And his advisors want him to say that over and over and over and not say much else.
MR. DICKERSON: That's why at the end, his last speech in Iowa, he read it almost word for word from the paper. When he first came to Iowa, he walked away from the paper, much to the chagrin of his aides.
(Cross talk.)
MR. WESSEL: – if he's going to say he created all these jobs.
MR. DICKERSON: And unfortunately we're going to have to leave it there for the debates to come. Thanks all of you. Thanks all of you for joining us. Gwen will be back next week. In the meantime, be sure to go to our website at pbs.org for the "Washington Week" Webcast Extra, where we'll kick around some of the other stories of the week and also look to our Vault feature, taking you back to 1999, and the Iowa Republican straw poll that year.
I'm John Dickerson. Have a good weekend. Good night.
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Palestinian Leader In Historic UN State Bid
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The Palestinian president has made an impassioned plea for full membership of United Nations, saying it is a "moment of truth" for his people.
Mahmoud Abbas drew sustained applause after his speech to the General Assembly at the UN headquarters in New York, in which he urged the Security Council to back an independent Palestinian state.
He said Jewish settlements in the West Bank were blocking the movement to peace - and Palestinian people would continue their "peaceful, popular resistance" as they aim to end decades of occupation.
:: Q&A - how the bid for Palestinian statehood works
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, responded by saying he was extending his hand to all neighbours, especially Palestinians, "with whom we seek a just and lasting peace".
But he said negotiations - not UN resolutions - were key to peace and called on Palestinians to recognise that "Israel is the Jewish state".
Mr Abbas was speaking after delivering a formal application for UN membership to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
The issue has divided the international community, with Israel and the US strongly opposed and France trying to seek a compromise.
The US, which has a staunch ally in Israel, is set to block the bid with a veto at the UN Security Council.
Mr Abbas told the General Assembly that the Palestinian authority could collapse if Israel continues building settlements on lands claimed by the Palestinians.
He criticised Israel's policy of what he called "ethnic cleansing", which he said had pushed Palestinians away from their ancestral home with continued raids, arrests and killings.
He said: "The time has come for our men, women and children to live normal lives; for them to be able to sleep without waiting for the worst that the next day will bring; for mothers to be assured that their children will return home without fear of being killed, arrested or humiliated."
Speaking later, Mr Netanyahu said Israel had been "singled out for condemnation" and that while he and Isreal wanted peace with the Palestinian people, peace must be "anchored in security".
Israel is a small country being pressured into making concessions when there were no guarantees of its own security, he added, and leaving occupied territory only brings closer a "militant Islamic storm".
Mr Netanyahu also criticised Mr Abbas for rejecting repeated offers for peace negotiations - and invited him to begin immediate talks at the UN headquarters.
The leaders were speaking hours after a Palestinian man was shot dead in a clash with Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank.
It happened when some 200 settlers reportedly burned and uprooted trees near the village of Qusra.
There have been rallies in several towns to show support for Palestine's push for statehood.
Mr Abbas wants this to include areas of Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East War, including Gaza, east Jerusalem and the West Bank, where his speech also drew cheers from thousands of jubilant Palestinians.
Middle East envoy Tony Blair described the bid as "deeply confrontational " and said UN recognition would not change conditions on the ground in occupied territories.
US President Barack Obama's administration has said Palestine should only become a state through negotiations.
Members of Congress have threatened to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in US aid to the Palestinians.
Palestinians also fear Israeli troops could tighten West Bank checkpoints or that Israel may suspend the transfer of tax funds it collects on behalf of the Palestinians.
In Ramallah, in the West Bank, a crowd cheered when a masked youth on a stage burned a US flag before being led away by Palestinian security forces.
Atallah Wahbeh, a 60-year-old shopkeeper in Ramallah, said: "We want to live in dignity."
He said it was important the UN recognises a Palestinian state, even if there are repercussions. "We don't need the Americans to buy us with money," he said.
A veto of Palestine is set to damage the standing of the US among Arab nations.
The Obama administration has already been seen as a reluctant supporter of the Middle East's people power uprisings by many in the Arab world.
Hundreds of millions will see Mr Obama as standing on the wrong side of history and the wrong side of the Arab Spring if he vetoes the recognition of a Palestinian state.
The UN's Security Council will meet to discuss the Palestinian application for statehood on Monday.


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Many times, expecting parents will set up a registry for their baby shower to ensure they receive favorite necessities and so their friends and family don't give the same gifts. However, sometimes these lists are so practical, they're devoid of any fun or creativity. Infuse some out-of-the-box thinking into your next baby shower gift with our must-haves, fantastic finds, and traditional (but still nice!) choices. Happy shopping!
|Photography gift basket or certificate
|No doubt a new mother will want to capture every moment possible of her newborn's life. That's why a photo session for her and baby is such a great gift. Or, you can create your own gift basket with film (unless the parents-to-be are using digital), picture frames, and a gift certificate for purchasing prints.
|Time alone
|New parents can barely find enough time in the day to sleep, let alone go out on a date or share a romantic evening in. Give them a gift certificate for a restaurant that delivers, a free video rental, a small box of popcorn, and a fun board game.
|Ready-to-go meals
|Moms and dads need nutritious meals to stay healthy and energized, but they can be so bogged down with the new baby that cooking meals is out of the question. Cook or freeze yummy homemade dinners for the family for a few nights.
|Cleaning service
|It seems the chores are endless with a little one around. You can help lighten the load by paying for a maid for a week or two. Now, Mom and Dad can actually nap when the baby naps, rather than do the laundry or cook meals.
|Bank savings
|A thoughtful gift is to open a savings account for the new baby. Whether you open an account or invest in a mutual fund or savings bond, setting aside funds for college or contributing to other child expenses are sure to be a gift parents will appreciate.
|Baby book
|New parents love to keep track of every little baby-related milestone. That's why a baby book is such a great gift. Be sure to include all of the essentials with the book, like double-faced photo tape, glue, craft scissors, and some decorative scrapbooking backgrounds.
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Auburn police are asking for the public's help in identifying an ATM theft suspect.
The suspect was in the passenger seat of a vehicle and was captured on video taking an undisclosed amount of money from an ATM at a Charter bank on S. College St., Dec. 7, 2011.
Police say this is part of an ongoing investigation into the theft, and this suspect is wanted for theft of property first degree.
The suspects left the area in a dark BMW 4-door SUV.
If you recognize the person in the surveillance image or have any information about this case, contact Auburn police at 334-501-3140 or the tip line at 334-246-1391.
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Northern Essex Community College boasts a large and robust alumni community. The Advisory Board, an organization devoted to engaging the interests of NECC graduates, meets regularly to plan alumni events, conduct fundraising drives, allocate student scholarships and awards, organize reunions, and more. It is largely through the board that NECC maintains and strengthens its relationship with alumni and community members.
Susan Bonenfant, Chairperson
William Klueber '63, Vice Chairperson
Maria Bevilacqua '88, Recorder
Linda Lamb '86, Financial Advisor
Nancy Begin '06 – '08
Pamela Carr '84
Joseph Edwards, Esq. '64
Ronald Guilmette '74, Alumni Trustee
Rosemary Klueber '70, Foundation Representative
Richard Padova '80
Gerald Sewell '87
Lynda Stone '86
Alice Wormald '71
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Africa Israel Residences, part of the Africa Israel Investments Group led by international businessman Lev Leviev, will present 7 leading projects on the The Israel Real Estate Exhibition in New York on Sep 14-15, 2014.
At least 20,000 Jews from all across Israel, and some coming in from around the world, converged on the biblical city of Hebron this shabbat to honor the memory of the Matriarch Sarah, whose burial in the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron – Maarat HaMachpela – was chronicled in this week's Torah portion.
Considered the first piece of land purchased by the Patriarch Abraham in the land of Israel, Sarah's burial place later became the final resting place of her son Isaac and his wife Rivka, and her grandson Jacob and his wife Leah. Jewish tradition teaches that the Tomb of the Patriarchs is also the burial place of Adam and Chava (Eve), and even Moshe and Tzipporah. It is also believed to be situated at the entrance to the Garden of Eden.
Despite threats of inclement weather, today's descendants of Sarah arrived en masse in Hebron and Kiryat Arba, and were hosted by local residents. They also participated in tours, two political panels, open houses, and the dedication of a community hall. Videos from the events can be viewed at www.hebronvideo.com.
About the Author: Malkah Fleisher is a graduate of Cardozo Law School in New York City. She is an editor/staff writer at JewishPress.com and co-hosts a weekly Israeli FM radio show. Malkah lives with her husband and two children on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem.
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This Monday, starting at 4:30 p.m. ET, a rally is taking place on the steps of Lincoln Center. The rally is intended to give a voice and add faces to the ongoing furor over the Metropolitan Opera staging a wildly anti-Semitic opera, "The Death of Klinghoffer." The opera was first staged in 1991, and is […]
The Senate has approved the 'ISIS Bill' to train and arm 5,000 Syrian rebels against ISIS, but the American military is hoping for more.
The two Iranians had changed the photos in the stolen passports, replacing them with their own.
The victims found the bomb, began to tinker with it, and it exploded.
French fighter planes hit ISIS targets in Iraq on Friday.
A convoy of bulldozers supported by tanks reportedly entered Gaza on Friday.
Approximately 1000 Kurds, mostly women and children, are running for their lives to the Turkish border to escape ISIS (Daash).
The general did not say which variant of the missile the country bought, bu did mention the DF 21 is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
An airlift of 21 flights from El- Al Airlines flying from 10 different international locations, are bringing parents of lone soldiers serving in the IDF to Israel.
Armi fell from the 13th floor of a building, when both his rappelling cables snapped.
Gidon's Saar's quitting gives other Likud members the chance for promotion.
The poll shows that "Jewish Home" party members like and appreciate their current leadership.
It doesn't matter your age, and there's no embarrassment in other boys knowing, boys like toys that fly and that make big, loud sound, or do other cool stuff. In fact, if the boys are smart, they make it look very serious, so they can play with the toys at work too. That's when remote […]
The people of Scotland have spoken: they will remain part of the United Kingdom.
Terrorists from Shuafat Refugee Camp opened fire at a home in Pisgat Ze'ev…
Defense official do not believe Hamas will actually begin shooting rockets at Israel over the next week or two.
A green bell pepper affectionately dubbed "Godzilla" by the children of Moshav Ein Yahav in the northern Arava desert has won a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Though the permissibility of watching hired sports players go to battle in a large stadium is a source of controversy amongst Torah observant Jews, the food being served at the upcoming Super Bowl games in New Orleans is not.
Rabbi Yitzchok Moully, youth director at the Chabad Jewish Center in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, will be introducing a new art installation in honor of Tu B'Shevat, the Jewish New Year of Trees, inspired by the destruction of Hurricane Sandy.
More than 2,000 people have made contributions in memory of the young victims of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut to plant a grove of trees in Israel.
Shoshana Hebshi, a half-Jewish, half-Arab woman from Ohio is suing Frontier Airlines, the FBI, TSA and other governmental agencies after she says she was forced off a flight, strip-searched, and imprisoned on the tenth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks.
Women may enter military combat in the United States, following the lift of a military ban on women in combat by defense secretary Leon Panetta.
The Jewish National Fund will reconsider a plan to forest parts of the Arava desert, following the request of environmental organizations to consider the impact of trying to alter the native ecosystem.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned Israel and western countries not to attempt to stop Iran's nuclear program through military means.
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For Ben Richardson, the road to accepting the 2012 Sundance Film Festival Excellence in Cinematography Award began in college. It didn't begin in his classes though. It was his party pictures that brought things into focus. His friends asked him to light their parties and when their pictures came back, everyone noticed just how good they looked.
Richardson is a natural talent with a talent for the natural. When he and a friend made a few short films, he used a long-forgotten Bolex that had been euphemistically 'acquired' from a dusty old shelf. They fixed it up and used it to shoot what Richardson remembers as "truly terrible" movies.
But these projects became more points on the curve toward defining his own sense of cinematic style. For Richardson, cinematography is all about capturing the truth of the moment. And while truth can sound simple, capturing it isn't. There are literally an infinite number of components that affect the way a moment is seen. And it's those possibilities that make film the clear medium of choice for Richardson.
In Ben Zeitlin's Beasts of the Southern Wild, Richardson had to help realize a visually complex, highly emotional story—the journey of a young girl, Hushpuppy, who lives in the bayou outside New Orleans. Her father is dying, and she must go on an adventure to find her lost mother.
"To tell Hushpuppy's story, I wanted to explore the limits of the visuals, from the blazing heat of the bayou sun to the darkest, scariest night. Film let me dig deep into the shadows – sometimes barely getting a reading on my meter – and still deliver a beautiful image with subtlety and texture."
To Richardson, digital often doesn't have quite the depth to handle certain demands. To go too deep into shadows risks sensor noise, while in higher exposures one can reach a hard clipping point. Film doesn't have these issues. "If you know your stocks and know how to print them, you know exactly what you're going to get," Richardson noted.
Richardson and the producers of Beasts of the Southern Wild explored both film and digital budgets for the movie, and found that film was ultimately a better financial, as well as creative choice. While a highly moody film tinged with magical realism that features prehistoric animals might typically rely on a lot of color work in post, that wasn't the approach they took. Richardson set out to shoot scenes as close to their final appearance in the film as possible, as there would be relatively little time to create a look in the DI. "I find that creatively rewarding, rather than waiting to see the images 'fixed' later," he said.
After an extensive tech scout of the exterior locations, Richardson used as much natural light as possible. "It's about knowing what you want and where the sun is going to be, and scheduling around that." He worked closely with 1st A.D. Chris Carroll to ensure they were shooting at each location at just the right time for the natural light to be on their side. And armed with knowledge of film stocks and their ranges, Richardson could capture images moving in and out of shadows without worrying about their digital values.
"Although we were finishing digitally, I very much wanted the feel of a traditionally color-timed print. After extensive testing with our lab, Alpha Cine, we settled on a print LUT that felt like a one-light work-print. That allowed me to expose and filter each day's photography knowing exactly what each frame would look like. Our digital dailies came back looking exactly as I imagined them, and many scenes in the final film remain exactly as they were in the dailies."
He is also a strong believer in the emotional connection that film provides. "Film isn't just a 'capture' medium. It's one of the most versatile interpreters of visual reality ever created. The best color scientists have dedicated themselves for a century to making it not just 'accurate' but beautiful. A post-production process that overly controls the visuals can flatten everything out, making contrast ranges exactly the same. But the world isn't all the same. Contrast changes from moment to moment, frame to frame. Whether the audience understands this or not, they 'know' it in the way they connect with the characters."
Beasts of the Southern Wild won Best Dramatic Feature and Best Cinematography Prizes at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. After learning he earned the award from Sundance, Richardson was asked how he felt. "It was the second happiest moment in my life." And the first? "Shooting the movie."
Beasts of the Southern Wild has gone on to capture the Camera D'or at the Cannes Film, and the Audience Award at the Los Angeles Film Festival, among others. The film opens in theatres June 27.
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(a) In General.— In conjunction with the transmittal by the President to Congress of the budget of the United States for fiscal year 2014 and biennially thereafter, the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives a report on the status of all major acquisition programs.
(b) Information To Be Included.— Each report under subsection (a) shall include for each major acquisition program—
(1) a statement of the Coast Guard's mission needs and performance goals relating to such program, including a justification for any change to those needs and goals subsequent to a report previously submitted under this section;
(2) a justification explaining how the projected number and capabilities of assets acquired under such program meet applicable mission needs and performance goals;
(3) an identification of any and all mission hour gaps, accompanied by an explanation of how and when the Coast Guard will close those gaps;
(4) an identification of any changes with respect to such program, including—
(A) any changes to the timeline for the acquisition of each new asset and the phaseout of legacy assets; and
(5) a justification explaining how any change to such program fulfills the mission needs and performance goals of the Coast Guard;
(6) a description of how the Coast Guard is planning for the integration of each new asset acquired under such program into the Coast Guard, including needs related to shore-based infrastructure and human resources;
(7) an identification of how funds in the applicable fiscal year's budget request will be allocated, including information on the purchase of specific assets;
(8) a projection of the remaining operational lifespan and life-cycle cost of each legacy asset that also identifies any anticipated resource gaps;
(9) a detailed explanation of how the costs of legacy assets are being accounted for within such program; and
(c) Adequacy of Acquisition Workforce.— Each report under subsection (a) shall—
(1) include information on the scope of the acquisition activities to be performed in the next fiscal year and on the adequacy of the current acquisition workforce to meet that anticipated workload;
(2) specify the number of officers, members, and employees of the Coast Guard currently and planned to be assigned to each position designated under section 562(c) of this subchapter; and
(d) Cutters Not Maintained in Class.— Each report under subsection (a) shall identify which, if any, Coast Guard cutters that have been issued a certificate of classification by the American Bureau of Shipping have not been maintained in class, with an explanation detailing the reasons why the cutters have not been maintained in class.
Source(Added Pub. L. 112–213, title II, § 210(a),Dec. 20, 2012, 126 Stat. 1550.)
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Forget the two-for-one coupons and early bird specials. If you're like the The Salt Lake Tribune features staff, you just want to get an affordable meal without all the hassle. So we did a little bit of culinary sleuthing — so readers don't have to — and uncovered a host of local diners, neighborhood cafes and ethnic eateries that offer hearty plates of food all for $10 or less. Plus we've included three hall of fame finalists, entrees that serve up to four diners for around $20.
$9.99 » Curry fried chicken plate
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We've eaten our way across the valley to compile this list of Tribune staffers' Cheap Eats favorites, but we'd like to hear meals we've missed. Send your local favorite dishes ($10 or less) and hall of fame candidates (entrees that serve up to four people for around $20) to email@example.com. Write "cheap eats" in the subject line of the email, and we'll consider your favorites for future dining stories.
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These are some of our favorite cheap-eats dishes that deliver enough food to feed two — or more — people.
$12.95 » Dinner platter
The dinner platters served at The Other Place, a Greek-American diner, includes a choice of moussaka, pastichio, or dolmathes as well as soup and salad, choice of potato, vegetable, bread and even dessert. If the soup of the day includes lemon-rice (avgolemono), order it. And when you order your salad, ask for the complimentary feta cheese the comes mounded on top. By the time you're ready for dessert, including red velvet cake, you'll probably have to ask for it to-go — which the cheerful staff will welcomingly do. The Other Place Restaurant, 469 E. 300 South, Salt Lake City; 801-521-6567.
$18 » Molcajete
The massive entrée, served at Rancho Market, gets its name for the hot lava rock in which it's served. It starts with a gooey fondue of homemade green salsa, chunks of Monterey Jack cheese and fried strips of prickly-pear cactus, called nopalitos. Well-cooked pieces of chicken and beef strips are placed on top, as are roasted green onions, fried whole jalapeños and strips of fresh Mexican cheese. The mound is then garnished with a few deep-fried shrimp. Served with tortillas and salsa, the dish arrives at the table sizzling and bubbling. Rancho Market, 4071 W. 5416 South, Kearns; 801-966-2400.
$21 » The Fat Kid pizza
This 20-inch New York-style thin-crust pizza at Maxwell's East Coast Eatery features spicy pepperoni, fresh spinach and creamy ricotta. It's perfect for folding; if a line of grease doesn't run down the back of your hand, you aren't enjoying it properly. Maxwell's East Coast Eatery, is at 1456 Newpark Blvd., Park City, 435-647-0304; and 9 Exchange Place, Salt Lake City, 801-328-0304.
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Curry Fried Chicken serves up a hearty platter of mouth-wateringly delicious chicken. For $10, you get a plate of vegetable curry, basmati rice, dressed salad and warm pita bread. The stars of the show are the two pieces of extra crunchy fried chicken boosted with Indian seasonings, making every bite a sweet and spicy treat. It's so good, you'll want to go right ahead and order additional pieces of chicken at just $1.49 apiece.
Curry Fried Chicken » 660 S. State St., Salt Lake City; 801-924-9188.
$9.95 » Pad see-ew
Sala Thai Kitchen's version of pad see-ew features one of the better sweet black bean sauces in the valley. The sauce coats the fresh flat rice noodles, which are stir-fried with garlic, crunchy broccoli and carrots, cabbage and scrambled egg as well as your choice of chicken, beef, pork or tofu.
Sala Thai Kitchen » 677 S. 200 West, Salt Lake City; 801-328-2499.
$9.75 » American Diner
Who says vegans only eat rabbit food? Vertical Diner specializes in vegan versions of stick-to-your-ribs classics. The American Diner plate is a prime example: two thick sticks of vegan fried "chicken" atop a pile of potatoes — mashed, hash browns or french fries (your choice) — and a savory gravy. Oh, and there's a plentiful salad on the side. The place has a lot of old-fashioned diner ambience — except that instead of a gum-cracking waitress in a beehive, you'll get your food from a very nice tattooed-and-pierced young hipster.
Vertical Diner » 2280 S. West Temple, South Salt Lake; 801-484-8378.
$9.50 » Two-taco fish platter
At Mariscos Ensenada restaurant, Tejano music thumps on the stereo, Mexican soap operas play on a flat-screen TV and fresh fish is the house specialty. The pescado tacos are generous finger-size strips of deep-fried mahi mahi, topped with lettuce, tomato and a slightly, spicy green chile sauce. One taco is only $2.25; For variety, try a shrimp taco, $2.99 each.
Mariscos Ensenada » 4855 S. Redwood Road, Taylorsville; 801-269-4535.
$9 » Short rib sandwich
Slow-braised short rib, fontina cheese, fresh green leaf lettuce, sweet and sour red onions, horseradish aioli — all packed into a grilled ciabatta. Yes, this short rib sandwich at Blue Lemon tastes as good as it reads. The tender beef, hefty bun and spicy horseradish all combine to make a first-rate sandwich. If you're feeling peckish, consider a side of sweet-potato fries ($4) to round out the meal and tuck in.
Blue Lemon » 6910 S. Highland Drive, Cottonwood Heights; 801-944-7787; 11073 N. Alpine Hwy, Highland; 801-756-7993; and 55 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City; 801-328-2583.
$9 » Juicy Lucy burger
A word of warning: This burger is messy yet delicious. This big, juicy, half-pound double-patty Angus burger is topped with your choice of cheddar, Swiss, blue cheese, feta or pepper jack and regular burger fixings, served along with a generous handful of napkins. Lucy comes with a side of soup, salad, fries, tater tots or cottage cheese.
Bourbon House » 19 E. 200 South (basement of Walker Center), Salt Lake City; 801-746-1005.
$8.99 » Beef waterfall
A heaping salad platter of seasoned and barbecued beef, served atop a mound of crunchy lettuce that could easily be split with a friend. The beef is brought to life with copious amounts of zippy lime juice and fish sauce. Red onions and a confetti of cilantro and mint leaves also help to power up a vibrant dish. Spice lovers should consider ordering this dish toward the hotter end of the spectrum for a truly explosive mix of flavor and sensation.
Thai Aroy-D » 271 W. 900 South, Salt Lake City; 801-359-2275.
$8.99 » Artichoke and tomato grilled cheese with tomato basil soup
What better way to make a grilled cheese sandwich gourmet than to add marinated artichokes and roasted tomatoes to melted provolone and pepper jack cheese between two thick slices of bread? Add a cup of hot tomato basil soup on the side for dipping.
Melty Way » 1036 E. Fort Union Blvd., Midvale; 801-566-5056.
$8.99 » Rogan josh
Saffron Valley's rogan josh is a delicious meal at a great price. This Indian wrap, also known as a kati roll, is filled with spicy lamb tikka and sautéed onions, peppers and spinach and then rolled in Indian flatbread. It's served over a bed of refreshing mango vinaigrette salad and accompanied by a cup of soup.
Saffron Valley Indian Street Food » 1098 W. South Jordan Parkway, South Jordan; 801-438-4823.
$8.95 » Garlic burger
It's obvious the guys at Fiddler's Elbow, stalwarts of the Sugar House neighborhood for more than a decade, know what they're doing. Affordable, consistent bar food is available seven days a week alongside TV broadcasts of every sport under the sun. The garlic burger with fries always hits the spot, packing in tons of fresh roasted garlic into a juicy patty. Come for a burger, stay for the game and order one of the more than 30 cold beers on tap.
Fiddler's Elbow » 1063 E. 2100 South Salt Lake City; 801-463-9393.
$8.95 » Limone pizza
Pizzeria Limone's namesake pizza, the Limone, is an eclectic mix of taste sensations. There's the zing of fresh lemons, bite of red onion, burst of fresh garlic and basil, earthiness of olive oil and smoothness of aged and fresh mozzarella as well as Parmigiano reggiano — all on top of a bubbly thin crust. Another customer favorite, according to the servers at the new Salt Lake City location, is the Viola, which combines the cheeses and olive oil of the Limone, but mixes things up with prosciutto, basil and fresh blackberries.
Pizzeria Limone » 1380 E. Fort Union Blvd., Midvale, 801-733-9305; and 613 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City; 801-953-0200.
$8.75 » Machu Picchu
A mountain of flavors is what you get with the Machu Picchu, an aptly named entree at Cafe SuperNatural. Forming the base of your dish are steamed and sliced potatoes (or your choice of quinoa) and a colorful mix of steamed seasonal vegetables, all slathered with a roasted chile cashew cream sauce reminiscent of a homestyle gravy with a chile kick. It tastes so good it's hard to believe it's healthy.
Cafe SuperNatural » 600 S. 700 East, inside Trolley Square, Salt Lake City; 801-363-1000.
$8.62 » Curry combo
Ekamai Thai is a perfect stop if you want delicious curry on the go. The green curry is a little bit spicier and includes chicken and bamboo shoots. The yellow also has chicken, but is served with carrots and potatoes. If you can't decide what to order, don't be afraid to ask for samples.
Ekamai Thai » 336 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City; 801-363-2717; 1405 E. 2100 South, Salt Lake City; 801-906-0908.
$8.49 » Combination plate
With a name like Best Chicken and Ribs, a restaurant had better deliver. This mom-and-pop joint has a menu that's stacked with reliably delicious Greek food, most under $9. The pick of the menu is the combination plate, which provides a chicken breast kabob, beef kabob and shreds of gyro meat all piled high over your choice of rice, fries, beans or potatoes. It's enough for dinner and then lunch the next day.
Best Chicken and Ribs » 111 E. 2700 South, Salt Lake City; 801-466-8311.
$8.49 » Lamb sliders
Landmark Grill's lamb sliders are the perfect combination of Greek flavors and American presentation. Two well-spiced, house-made lamb burger patties are grilled and then topped with a thick slab of feta cheese and dollop of tzatziki (cucumber yogurt) on quaint slider buns. The results are cool, creamy and delicious.
Landmark Grill » 760 E. Fort Union Blvd., Midvale; 801-566-3664.
$8 » Technicolor Tempeh Kale Salad
Salads traditionally occupy the status of starter or appetizer. Not at Frisch Compassionate Eatery, which offers an array of fresh salads at budget prices ($4 for 8 oz., $8 for 16 oz.) that can easily pass for a meal. The Technicolor tempeh kale salad is a hearty bounty of chopped kale, organic veggies including red cabbage, toasted almonds and tempeh (fermented soy, a speciality of Indonesia) that's savory to the last bite. The tangy dressing doesn't overpower the taste of fresh vegetables, instead complementing the salad's overall flavor.
Frisch Compassionate Eatery » 779 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City ; 801-532-2216.
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Binanti's Taste of Italy II
We believe that at the heart of every occasion there should be friends, family and great food. We are delighted to provide you with quality authentic Italian food that will leave a wonderful lasting impression.
CITY: Antioch
Barn of Barrington
Casual or intimate gourmet dining for lunch or dinner.
CITY: Barrington
Salutos Pizza & Pasta
Salutos, a favorite Italian restaurant in Gurnee draws residents from various local communities. Owners Bob and Melody Bode recently renovated and enlarged Salutos to better accommodate patrons. The restaurant features a two-story bar, a large dining room.
CITY: Gurnee
Ruth's Chris Steak House
Featuring USDA Prime Steaks, Lobster, Fresh Fish & Seafood, and Select Creole Specialities. Award Winning Wine List. Private Dining Available.
CITY: South Barrington
McKenna's - Holiday Inn Rolling Meadows
Casual dining restaurant and bar, featuring Wednesday night prime rib buffet. In the Rolling Meadows Holiday Inn.
CITY: Rolling Meadows
Rocky Vanders Cafe and Bar
American food including pizza, 25 wide screen TVs, live entertainment, 9500 square feet of party rooms. Many food and drink specials.
CITY: Prospect Heights
Anastasia's Restaurant & Sports Lounge
Family owned & operated proudly serving Lake County lunch and dinner. We offer the finest quality cuisine in a modern atmosphere. Famous for our pizza, pasta, steaks, seafood, ribs, and homemade soups. Take advantage of our speedy delivery and catering services. We cater to everyone of all ages. Anastasia's is the place to be for a late night bar scene with a DJ on the weekends and economic friendly drink specials. Bring your family by to meet ours!!!
CITY: Antioch
Old Country Buffet Arlington Heights
Help yourself to a wide variety of choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And don't forget dessert! Try something new and stick with your favorites, all in the same visit. At Old Country Buffet, there's always something delicious waiting for you.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Milk Pail Restaurant & Entertainment Complex
Experience fresh, made-from-scratch cuisine and our warm country hospitality. Sunday Jazz Brunch, French Country Market with over 100 unique shops, weddings, mini-golf, Murder Mysteries, picnics and Bingo.
CITY: Dundee
Lindy's Restaurant and Marina
Waterfront restaurant and sports bar with a view of Bangs Lake from each and every seat! Enjoy American Fare with a Caribbean Flare in our brand new restaurant or either of our outdoor decks. Entertainment every Saturday and Sunday. Private marina with over 100 slips available for seasonal rental. Outdoor venues available for wedding ceremonies, beach parties and company picnics.
CITY: Wauconda
Anvil Club
Established in 1956, The Anvil Club is Chicago's premier private dining club, renowned for great steaks & seafood and unsurpassed service.
CITY: East Dundee
The Vine Martini & Wine Bar
The Vine first started out as a small tapas bar and within two years had expanded their bar and restaurant into a full operation that continues to focus on using fresh and local ingredients and features over 75 cocktails. Everything, from food to drinks, is made in-house and prepared to order. We hope you enjoy your time at The Vine as much as we enjoy having you here.
CITY: Grayslake
Depot Restaurant
Good old-fashioned home cookin' in an old time diner atmosphere. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Wednesday all you can eat fried chicken, Friday fish fry, daily specials.
CITY: Richmond
Flatlander Market
Welcome to Flatlander Market. There are so many great things to experience every time you visit. Fresh coffee and espresso drinks, delicious sandwiches, homemade chili and soups, cookies by Sally baked everyday, crafted cheeses from near and far, and the largest selection of Illinois wines in McHenry county. Try some freshly ground and brewed private blend coffee, or our flavor of the day. You may want to have something from our espresso bar: Steaming hot espresso, cappuccinos and cafe latte, or even a tasty steamer.
CITY: Marengo
Gino's East - Rolling Meadows
The "World's Most Celebrated" pizza. Deep dish or thin crust. Party rooms, pre-orders, carry-out and delivery.
CITY: Rolling Meadows
HoneyBaked Ham Co. & Cafe
Cafe, catering and the world's best ham store.
CITY: Gurnee
The Village Squire - West Dundee
This English pub-style casual dining restaurant has been part of the Fox Valley since 1974. Family owned and operated featuring nightly live music and a unique atmosphere.
CITY: West Dundee
Noodles & Company - Crystal Lake
Inspired by dishes from around the world, our Chef has prepared a menu of fresh cuisine, sautéed and grilled. Through fresh preparation of the finest ingredients we give you dishes you'll love eating as much as we love making.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Miller's 50's Style Drive-In
Original 50's style drive-in restaurant with car hops serving frosted mugs of Homemade Root Beer, Root Beer Floats, Coney Dogs & Texasburgers on a tray at your car or enjoy our picnic area. We feature summer Classic Car Cruise-Ins every Saturday. Check ou
CITY: Ingleside
Sweet Tomatoes - Waukegan
Sweet Tomatoes features an everyday selection of made-from-scratch soups and salads and hand-crafted muffins, focaccias, breads and desserts. And for a nutritious start to the day, a special Sunday Breakfast features handcrafted breakfast specialties.
CITY: Waukegan
Expressly Leslie
Vegetarian specialties
CITY: Woodstock
Third Base Sports Bar & Grill
Sports bar.
CITY: East Dundee
Wildberry specializes in gourmet breakfasts, fresh-baked breads, panini sandwiches and much more. Our well-trained staff is devoted to you and always ready to help you out with anything you might need.
CITY: Libertyville
Saddle Ridge Restaurant & Banquets
A full service restaurant offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, including steaks, chops, Italian dishes, prime rib, daily specials and the best Sunday Brunch in Lake County. Also offering a Friday Night Fish Fry and Thursday Night Southern Style Catfish Fiddlers. An ideal place for business meetings, conferences, or family get-togethers that is sure to please everyone! The outstanding ballroom has been accommodating brides, private parties, corporate and business people for over 25 years.
CITY: Waukegan
Around the Clock Restaurant and Bakery
We offer quality food at a great value - breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week, along with delicious specials and seasonal features and our own in-house bakery, featuring the best in homemade pies, cakes, pastries and other tempting desserts. Our on-site bakers will also be happy to create any specialty-themed item appropriate for your special event.
CITY: Crystal Lake
La Petite Creperie
Come experience our casual French dining. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Anything from crepes and omlettes, to sandwiches, duck, shrimp, and steak.
CITY: Woodstock
The Cary Coffee Station
Stop by and enjoy our casual atmosphere. Serving lunch and dinner, delivery available. We have burgers, hotdogs, sandwiches, salads, soups, desserts and more.
CITY: Cary
El Puerto Mexican Restaurant
Authentic Mexican Restaurant with a beautiful scenic view on Nippersink Lake, located on the Chain. Best sunsent on the Chain, best Margarita in Lake County. Come by boat, waverunner, or by land. Private room available for parties, seasonal outdoor pati
CITY: Fox Lake
Stage Left Cafe
Decorated in back-stage motif, the new Stage Left Cafe offers a variety of beverages, souvenirs, entertainment and more. All presented in a unique atmosphere of theatrical tradition! Enjoy desserts too.
CITY: Woodstock
Anastasia's Restaurant & Sports Lounge
Established in 1992. Family owned & operated, proudly serving Lake County families breakfast, lunch, and dinner all day. Famous for our pizza, pasta, steaks, seafood, ribs, and homemade soups. Our sports lounge is separate from our dining room area. Enjoy Anastasia's Outdoor Beer Garden with a full service bar. Take advantage of our speedy delivery and catering services. Private meeting room for Navy families to meet and greet every Thursday. Bring your family by to meet ours.
CITY: Waukegan
El Molino
Serving great Mexican food.
CITY: Carpentersville
Saluto's Pizza & Pasta
Saluto's, a favorite Italian restaurant in Gurnee features a two-story bar, a large dining room with booths and a private banquet meeting room. Famous for their homemade pasta and the "secret recipe" salad dressing, Saluto's has been a hit in northern Lake County since 1990. This full service restaurant's claim to fame is the pizza, pasta and the courteous service. From their delectable appetizers like Artichoke Heart Fondue, Toasted Ravioli and so much more; to their homemade sauces and pastas; to their pizza, either thin, pan or stuffed, everyone will find something to enjoy on their menu. Very family oriented, Saluto's also offers a children's menu for the smaller guests.
CITY: Gurnee
Durty Nellie's
Durty Nellie's has been a friendly, neighborhood tavern since 1972. Durty Nellie's has welcome rock legends such as Violent Femmes, Saliva, Cracker, Johnny Winter, David Allan Coe, Firehouse, Filter, Jonas Brothers, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Local H, Poi Dog Pondering, Vertical Horizon, and many more. Durty Nellie's is also a home stage to local bands and popular events. In addition to being a noted music venue, Durty Nellie's is a great place to have dinner before a show, host an event, or have a casual night out in our Pub. Durty Nellie's can host and customize any menu for any group and welcomes guests from all over the United States every day. Durty Nellie's is also known for the most extensive beer selection in the area. Durty Nellie's serves over 100 beers from all over the world.
CITY: Palatine
Red's Steak and BBQ
With awesome appetizers, pizza, super stuffed burgers, steaks, ribs, seafood and more, you'll never leave here hungry. Full bar service with a wide range of mixed drinks and locally brewed craft beers. Red's is home to the Annual Stateline Blues festival held each fall in September.
CITY: Richmond
Sundance Saloon
This multi-use country/western establishment provides a unique experience for those who like to dance and have fun, while also providing services and catering for businesses, conventions, meetings and special events.
CITY: Waukegan
Georgio's Pizzeria and Pub
Come enjoy a variety of items, including deep dish Chicago style pizza, calzones, pasta, sandwiches, burgers, salads, dessert, and more. Something for everyone.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Hackney's of Lake Zurich
From the original 1930's home-based food operation to 5 Chicagoland locations. Famous for their Original French Fried Onions (loafstyle) and the Hackneyburger.
CITY: Lake Zurich
Uno Chicago Bar and Grill
Welcome to the restaurant that developed deep dish pizza! Uno's continues to be about amazing flavor and wonderful menus that have the right balance between indulgent treats and delicious and nutritious choices.
CITY: Gurnee
Dog 'N Suds
Bring back the 50's as you cruise into Richmond's original Dog-N-Suds. Only here can you enjoy a frosted mug of the "World's Creamiest Rootbeer" with a Texas Burger delivered by the perkiest carhops around.
CITY: Richmond
China Buffet - Carpentersville
Great Chinese food - wide variety buffet.
CITY: Carpentersville
Midlane Golf Resort
With five elegant banquet rooms that serve the needs of groups from thirty to six hundred guests including a championship eighteen hole golf course, driving range, all suites hotel with a pool/ fitness center, and a state-of-the-art nightclub, Midlane is uniquely outfitted to suit any of your banquet needs. Don't gamble on the outcome of your special event - come to the golf, banquet and wedding experts.
CITY: Wadsworth
Colonial Cafe - Crystal Lake
For over 100 years, Colonial Cafe and Ice Cream has been a family favorite restaurant - satisfying everyone's taste buds. All day, everyday our menu provides delicious options varying from eggceptional breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and ice cream!
CITY: Crystal Lake
Denny's - Carpentersville
Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week!
CITY: Carpentersville
Nick's Pizza and Pub
Our dedicated family provides this community an unforgettable place to connect with your family and friends, to have fun, and to feel at home. Menu includes pizza, soup, salad, sandwiches, and beer.
CITY: Crystal Lake
El Niagara Mexican Restaurant
Authentic Mexican restaurant. Daily lunch specials and children's menu. Reservations recommended for groups of 5 or more.
CITY: Woodstock
Doyles Irish Pub and Eatery
Full service Family Friendly Pub style restaurant. Steaks, pasta, hand-packed burgers, fresh salads, kids menu, home-made soup, chili, apple pie, sauces and pizza. Full bar with over 40 imported beers.
CITY: Richmond
Miller's Dog N Suds Drive-in
Original 50's style drive-in restaurant with car hops serving frosted mugs of Homemade root beer, root beer floats, Coney Dogs & Texasburgers on a tray at your car or enjoy our picnic area. The menu also contains delicious shakes and malts made to order. We feature summer Classic Car Cruise-Ins every Saturday. Check our web site for information and calendar of events.
CITY: Ingleside
Bacci Pizzeria
Established in 1996, home of the Jumbo Sliced Pizza and Free Pop! Our pizza dough and sauce are made fresh daily with only the best ingredients and our own recipes.
CITY: McHenry
Oberweis Dairy and Ice Cream Store
Oberweis is an old fashioned family ice cream parlor and dairy store. You can taste the difference in Oberweis milk, ice cream, cheeses, yogurts, cakes and pies. Dine in or take home and enjoy ice cream treats from the fountain menu for the entire family made from our super premium ice cream. Also enjoy the world famous shakes, malts, sundaes, smoothies, coffee drinks and more.
CITY: Gurnee
Real Urban BBQ
Fast service barbecue in a casual atmosphere is the goal at Real Urban Barbecue. Counter service leads you through the ordering process where you choose your meats, sides, drinks and desserts. Meals can be enjoyed at one of the many available tables or carried out. Real Urban Barbecue offers family-style meals for carryout as well as special holidays orders for things like a Smoked Thanksgiving turkey. All meats are cooked on two smokers that are environmentally friendly and can smoke up to 600 pounds of meat a day. There is something for everyone to enjoy at Real Urban BBQ.
CITY: Highland Park
Oregano's Corner Café
Oregano's serves Italian comfort food, using the same old country recipes passed down for over 100 years - one generation to the next. Only the freshest ingredients available are used, and of course, each dish is prepared the old fashioned way - from scratch order by order, so it does take just a little longer to serve you. Come hungry, enjoy, take home what you don't finish and leave happy!
CITY: Hawthorn Woods
D & J Bistro
This chef owned since 1987 restaurant, offers a great line-up of "True Bistro Dishes", with special menu items available monthly. Offering Daily Specials available "A la Carte" or as a 3 Course Prix-Fixe Dinner. Gluten free, vegetarian and kids menus available. Private room for parties of up to 50 people.
CITY: Lake Zurich
Parkway by the Lake Banquets
For many years we have provided the best in wedding receptions at an affordable price. We take great pride in offering the best in service, the most picturesque setting for ceremony and reception, a huge dance floor and food to rave about for months after the event.
CITY: Ingleside
Cacao Sweets & Treats
A boutique-style online bakery offering a gourmet line of delicious delights, specializing in cake truffles, moist cupcakes and signature brownies, all handmade with natural ingredients.
CITY: Grayslake
Le Petit Marche
Recognizing downtown Crystal Lake's need for a gourmet food shop, Le Petit Marché opened in March of 2005, offering not only baked goods but the first and finest selection of wines in the historic downtown area. Le Petit Marché quickly became a favorite gathering place for patrons of the arts (heading to the Raue Center for a performance) and fine food alike. It has continued to evolve and thrive with the passing years, introducing catering services, open microphone performances, specialty wine tastings and more than forty specialty cheeses from around the world.
CITY: Crystal Lake
45 North Barn & Grill
A unique, contemporary and nostalgic restaurant offering food that is created with heart and soul in a 'from-scratch' kitchen. Serving locally grown products, whenever possible, to create great meal choices. From hamburgers to steak, soup and salad, sandwiches, Friday night fish fry, and Sunday's Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
CITY: Antioch
Dave & Buster's
Eat. Drink. Play. Watch. Over 40,000 square feet of fun!! With more than 200 games in the Million Dollar Midway. Win tickets playing the games and turn them in for great prizes in the Winner's Circle. Grab an appetizer at the bar, or head into the dining room for awesome dishes. With a full menu featuring burgers, steaks, seafood, pasta, salads and more, everyone will find something that satisfies. Watch sports on big screens and enjoy great deals on signature cocktails, beer and wine. Specials: 1/2 Price Games Wed - open to close. Eat & Play is $16.99 at this location, restrictions apply. House Policies: Under 18 need a parent or guardian. 6 minors per adult. Kiddie call 11pm.
CITY: Vernon Hills
All Seasons Apple Orchard
Take a wagon ride to the orchard where you will be surrounded by thousands of apples trees and 12 varieties of apples and pears. Enjoy seasonal activities like pumpkin picking and the corn maze. There is also a cow train, goat bridge, corn crib, giant swings, a spider web, jumping pillow and a petting zoo. The weekends even have pig races and a magic show for the kids. Take your whole family down for some apple picking and make sure to stick around for the many other activities.
CITY: Woodstock
Port Edward Restaurant
You will enjoy this Fox River setting and the unusual building that Port Edward occupies. This is what a landmark AAA Motor Club calls one of Mid America's "Most Unusual Restaurants." Besides it's reputation for fine dining, Port Edward is also one of the finest nautical museums in the Midwest.
CITY: Algonquin
Shakou Sushi
Modern Japanese Cuisine Restaurant offering gorgeous decor in the venue and fresh and delicious items on the menu. Shakou features city caliber cuisine in a city caliber venue with city caliber service.
CITY: Libertyville
Off the Rails
Off The Rails is a casual, family friendly restaurant and bar. They offer pizza, pasta, wraps burgers,steak, wine and spirits in a rustic historic building.
CITY: Woodstock


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( Note: The harvest of these snakes in no way threatens the species. The principal reason for their harvest is for "milking" their venom to make antidotes and to control their number.) Sorry, cannot be shipped to CA. Please check your local laws about the legality of this item before ordering.
2' Coiled Snake
Approx. 5" high
3' Coiled Snake
Stands approx. 7" high
4' Coiled Snake
Stands approx. 9" high
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Customer Reviews
fine products
great product,
meat grinder worker great for 3 mins , then kicked out every 30 seconds, took me two days to grind 8 lbs of meat,bad,bad.for 3mins it ran great I do not know how to check the thermostat system??????????? help If it would just ken runing for 30 mins or so would be a great grinder
I was very happy with the rattle snake and I'm sure that it will be greatly appreciated once it is given to the person it was purchased for
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