text: Harman Kardon NI In-ear headphones with in-line remote and microphone Zoom Front Choose from the included ear tips for optimum comfort and sound Three-button in-line remote and microphone Photos Videos Item #: 532NIPHON Review Summary 3 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email Original price $99.99 Shop all All Headphones Shop all All Headphones x By buying this product you'll earn up to 100 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). 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Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Fit Style In-ear Earcup Type Closed Noise-canceling No Bluetooth No Frequency Response 20-20k Hz Sensitivity Not Given Impedance Not Given Weight 0.6 ounces Cord Length 44" Airline Adapter Included No iPod Control Yes Volume Control Yes Built-in Microphone Yes Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Black in-ear headphones with attached 44" cable and in-line remote/microphone (3.5mm plug) Pair of medium silicone ear tips (installed) Pair of large silicone ear tips Pair of small silicone ear tips Warranty card Remote control instruction sheet Attention! sheet FCC compliance sheet Environmental statement Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. 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In honor of that, today's Flickr finds are from the Gen X Quilters Flickr group. Enjoy!
1. scrappy squares baby quilt, 2. Polka Party quilting detail, 3. Argyle pillow , 4. diamond quilt front, 5. McGuffy Final, 6. Raspberry Delight, 7. pillows, 8. Paganelli Binding, 9. pillows for Annie, 10. Front of my first doll quilt, 11. Pinwheel Sampler, 12. Wonderland Quilt
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Yay for you :) You found some real goodies from the Flickr group, too. I think I even see something of mine...I adore that Wonderland quilt, too, hadn't seen that one before! Happy Friday to you :)ReplyDelete
Congrats on the feature...you are one busy ladyReplyDelete
Congratulations on being featured! A well deserved honor. :)ReplyDelete
Fun feature about you. I love getting to know people.ReplyDelete
I adore that diamond quilt on the second row of your mosaic. That's what inspired me to start mine.
Congrats on the feature, Lee!!ReplyDelete
Congrats on the feature, and yay, for Flickr inspiration!ReplyDelete
Isn't AnneMarie awesome? I have the pleasure of calling her a friend in real life - as we both are part of the Columbus Modern Quilt Guild :-)Too fun! Love your flickr collage!ReplyDelete
Congrats!! :)ReplyDelete
Loved the feature story on the GenX blog. Especially the history of your start in quilting. I never heard about the Martha Stewart inspiration. Love, MomReplyDelete
Well, talk about sliding into home in the 3rd hour! I about didn't make todays feature! I was quilting something on the longarm and was trying to finish that so it could be my linky but I digress...it is still on the frame. I knew I would not finish so I went upstairs and pulled out some blocks that have been patiently waiting and I put them together. Now there is another top awaiting its date with Sassy! (she's my longarm) :)ReplyDelete
I am not a sampler type quilter either but there are some beauties out there!! I LOVE the fabric that you made your block with and the pattern is really cool!
I had to quit hand quilting in 2006 due to carpal tunnel and boy do I miss it! I have been threatening to make a small quilt just for me but I know I will pay the piper if I do!!
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November 24, 2008
Hand- Delivered
Honorable Tim Bee
Senate President
Arizona State Senate
1700 West Washington Street
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Dear President Bee:
Pursuant to A. R. S. § 16- 407( 0), I submit the following review of the 2007 Election
Officer Education, Training and Certification Program and a plan for the upcoming 2009
Participation in the 2007 Program
The 2007 Advisory Committee members were:
Kris Waite, Assistant State Election Director, Training Co- Coordinator
Barbara Bailey - Assistant Attorney General
Judy Dickerson - Graham County Election Director
The Honorable Helen Purcell - Maricopa County Recorder
The Honorable Ana Wayman- Trujillo - Yavapai County Recorder
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• 14 county recorders who voluntarily completed the program
• 9 chief deputy county recorders
• 15 county election directors
• 7 clerks of the board of supervisors ( two of these clerks also serve as election
director in their counties)
• 2 county attorneys
• 16 city I town clerks
Other election officials receiving certification include staff members of county election
departments, recorders' offices, board of supervisor's offices, county attorney's offices, county
school superintendent offices, data processing departments, deputy city clerks, staff attorneys
State Capitol: 1700 West Washington Street, 7th Floor
Phoenix, Arizona 85007- 2888
Telephone ( 602) 542- 4285 Fax ( 602) 542- 1575
( Honorable Tim Bee
Senate President
November 24, 2008
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from Legislative Council and the House and Senate, a member of the Citizens Clean Elections
Commission, members of the Secretary of State's office as well as election officials from the
Pascua Yaqui Indian tribe.
2007 Initial Certification
In 2007 persons seeking initial certification as an election officer were required to have 39 hours
of election I voter registration training. Of the 35 hours, 29 consisted of a core curriculum
focused on the basics of election administration. These mandatory weeklong training sessions
• Secretary of State's Procedures Manual
• Building blocks of an election
• Voter registration basics
• VRAZ- II statewide voter registration system
• Election law including the Arizona & U. S. Constitutions, Arizona Statutes, court
opinions, county attorney & Attorney General opinions
• Planning an election calendar & using it
• Political Party Recognition
• Presidential Preference Election
• Contracting services with cities, special districts & school districts
• Candidate filing requirements & nomination petition challenges
• Ballot layout- Optical Ballot & Optical Scan Equipment
• Ballot Layout- Touch Screens & Accessible Voting Devices
• Early voting procedures including the Open Primary
• Military & Overseas Voters
• Department of Justice Preclearance; Voting Rights Act of 1965
• Federal Compliance: Interpreters and Outreach
• Demonstration - mock polling place election board
• Poll Worker Training
• Election Day Techniciansl Troubleshooters
• Assisting Voters with Disabilities & ADA compliance at the polling place
• Polling Place 101
• ID at the Pollsl Provisional Ballot Procedures
• Processing provisional ballots after the election
• Districtingl Precinctingl GIS
• Campaign Finance Law
• Campaign Finance County Perspective
• Processing Clean Election Slips
• Initiative Referendum & Recall Law
• Initiative Referendum & Recall Formsl Practical Procedures
• County Perspective on Initiative Referendum & Recall Processing
• Reporting Results on Election Night
• Preparation of the Election Canvass
• Election & Voting Security
• Honorable Tim Bee
Senate President
November 24, 2008
Page 3 of 4
• Post election: Automatic Recounts & Contests! Hand Counts
• Hand Counts & Audits: Practical Application
• Tours & demonstrations of the Maricopa County Tabulation & Election Center
• Media Relations
• Communication
• Ethics
• 2007 Legislation
Based on the recommendation of the committee, two 29- hour initial certification classes
were held in Phoenix -- one the week of June 18- 22, 2007 and the other the week of July 9- 13,
2007. Both classes were well attended. During the week each participant was required to
spend four hours using a wheelchair in order to reinforce the training. received in the disability
awareness segment of each session.
At the end of each week, participants were required to pass a comprehensive final
exam. This exam had 80 multiple choice, true false, and fill in the blank questions worth one
point each. The test also included a short answer section worth 5 points. The committee
suggested the continuation of an open book test because the ability to find the answer to a
question is much more important than memorizing the answers in a field where election laws
and procedures change so frequently.
I am very pleased to report that each person who attended the initial certification class
passed the test. In an attempt to make the process stronger, the participant's test was sent to
his or her county recorder, election director, city clerk, or agency director in order to allow for
review and additional training at the local level. The committee felt this extra step allowed the
local supervisor to focus on areas where their employee may need additional assistance. This
effort was well received and appreciated by the county recorders and election directors.
In addition to attending the initial training and passing the open- book test, each person
was also required to attend a ten- hour re- certification class held later in the year before
receiving Arizona Election Officer Certification.
Re.. Certification Requirements
Attendance at a ten- hour re- certification class was required for those individuals who
were previously certified in 2005. Re- certification classes were held in four counties: Coconino
( 1), Maricopa ( 2), Pima ( 2) & Yavapai ( 1) for a total of six sessions. These sessions, held
between August 22, 2007 and September 28, 2007, were well attended and the feedback from
the election officials was positive. These mandatory classes covered the following curriculum:
• Update on new laws including statutes, court cases, Constitutional amendments &
Attorney General opinions
• ADA Training, Compliance, Awareness & Accessibility
• Voting Equipment, Standards, Certification, Security, Logic and Accuracy Testing
• Voter Registration, VRAZ- II, Proof of Citizenship, New Registration Form
• Reporting Voter Registration Statistics
• Polling Place Procedures, ID at the Polls, Provisional Ballots, Wait Times
• Honorable Tim Bee
Senate President
November 24, 2008
Page 4 of 4
• Poll Worker Training
• Hand Counts and Audits
• Canvassing a statewide election
• Presidential Preference Election
• Electoral College
In addition to the Election Officer Education, Training and Certification Program offered
by the Secretary of State, Arizona election officials are also encouraged to attend election
training offered by professional associations for recorders, clerks and election officials.
2009 Program
In January of 2009, I will appoint a new Advisory Committee to begin laying out the
requirements and curriculum for the 2009 certification program. The curriculum will not be
finalized until later in the year, but I anticipate the 2009 training to include classes on election
law changes, poll worker training, hand count procedures, election equipment certification,
security of ballots and voting machines, revisions to the Procedures Manual, the statewide voter
registration system ( VRAZ- II), administration of a presidential preference election, and ethics.
The 2008 election cycle went very well in Arizona and much of this success can be
directly attributed to the quality of election officials in our state. I firmly believe that the Election
Officer Education, Training and Certification Program factors in to this success and I look
forward to the 2009 classes.
If you have questions about this report or the certification program in general, please feel
free to contact Joe Kanefield, State Election Director, at 602/ 542- 6167.
Very truly yours,
Janice K. Brewer
Secretary of State
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That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Overview: The Klipsch Reference Series RS-42 II is a surround loudspeaker which delivers high-performance sound using Klipsch's advanced technologies and world-class materials. The RS-42 II employs dual 4-inch woofers, dual Tractrix horn-loaded 1-inch titanium tweeters and WDST (Wide Dispersion Surround Technology). The Klipsch Reference Series surround loudspeaker will bring out the power, detail, and emotion in your music, movies, or video games. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology Highly-Efficient Design: The Klipsch RS-42 II utilizes a highly efficient design to produce more output using less power & energy for louder sound with less distortion. The RS-42 II is able to fill smaller rooms with outstanding, accurate, non-fatiguing surround sound that you can listen to for hours. Wide Dispersion Surround Technology (WDST): The Klipsch RS-42 II delivers precise sonic detail through the careful positioning of two Tractrix Horn loaded titanium-diaphragm tweeters and two 4-inch woofers. By aligning the two horns at 90 degrees with respect to each other, along with the two woofers, the RS-42 II smoothly covers a 180-degree horizontal arc, allowing maximum placement flexibility. This unique Wide Dispersion Surround Technology delivers a new dimension of reality and convenience, and produces a smooth, seamless broad distribution of sound, which is the perfect vehicle for every surround format. Tractrix Horn Tweeters: The RS-42 II utilizes dual Tractrix Horns for a more genuine, lifelike sound. The Tractrix Horns deliver a 90-degree wide by 60-degree high dispersion pattern for a broader sound-stage. In addition, behind each horn lies a 1.0-inch titanium tweeter with a linear travel suspension for open, natural, sound. Cerametallic Woofers: The dual 4-inch woofers of the RS-42 II surround loudspeaker feature Klipsch's distinctive, copper-colored Cerametallic material. Made with an anodized aluminum, this cone is strong and dent resistant. The anodizing process converts its inner and outer surfaces to ceramic. The outcome is a rigid cone with superb damping characteristics that will not flex or resonate at frequencies within the woofer's operating range The 4-inch woofers also employ a rubber surround for added durability. Crossover Network: The Klipsch RS-42 II's crossover network is constructed using extremely high-quality components including top-of-the-line internal wiring, polyester film-type capacitors and an air-core inductor to ensure signal purity and proper driver integration. The speaker's enhanced crossover frequencies offer smoother on-axis and off-axis integration. Enclosure Design Bass Reflex Enclosure: The dual 4-inch Cerametallic cone woofers and dual 1-inch titanium diaphragm compression drivers are mounted in a bass reflex enclosure which features two side-firing ports (one on each side). The twin side-firing ports eliminate turbulence noise, while increased baffle ribbing around the horn mouth dramatically improves acoustics across the sonic range. The bass reflex enclosure features a MDF cabinet finished with a Matte Black vinyl and an aluminum front baffle. The RS-42 II's rigid cabinet offers improved internal cross-bracing to minimize panel vibrations that can color sound. Magnetic Grille: The surround loudspeaker features a removable magnetic low-diffraction grille which easily snaps into place over its cast-aluminum front baffle. The speaker can be used with or without its grille in place. Connections Binding Posts: The Klipsch Reference Series RS-42 II is equipped with sturdy binding posts to ensure a secure connection to many types of cable and connectors. The binding post terminals will accept banana plugs (single only), pin-connectors, spade-connectors, and bare wire. Mounting Options Rubber Feet: The surround speaker comes supplied with four self-adhesive rubber feet so you can sit the speakers on a stand or shelf securely. The rubber feet add approximately 0.3125" to the height of the speaker. Note: There are also two 1/4"-20 threaded inserts on the back of each loudspeaker for mounting the speaker to third-party stands (sold separately). The two threaded inserts are spaced 3.0" apart. Wall Mounting: The Klipsch Reference surround speaker features a single keyhole slot on the back of the cabinet for wall-mounting the speaker without any additional wall-mount bracket (mounting screws not supplied). Placement: The Klipsch Wide Dispersion Surround Technology surround speakers in a typical 5.1-channel system can be mounted to side or rear walls. It is recommended that the RS-42 II be mounted above the ear height of seated listeners (between 5 to 7 feet above the floor). Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Klipsch Reference RS-42 II Reviews Average Customer Review: 7 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 4 out of 5 Klipsch RS-42 II... Written By Jim D, Rochester, NY on Thursday, May 22, 2014 These do the job. I'm currently using them for rear surrounds, but used a pair for front mains coupled with my Klipsch subs for a while. They are very efficient and performed perfectly. Pros: Good sound for the money. Nice sound stage due to the set up/directions the speakers face. Cons: A bit heavy - purchased sturdy brackets for wall mounting. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Probably Great for a 7.1 or 9.1 System Written By Anonymous, ID on Wednesday, March 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The promise of the diffused sound of these speakers prompted me to try them in place of the Klipsch 51iis I had initially purchased as rear speakers in a 5.1 setup. For the most part, I discovered that simply raising the height of my 51s improved the soundstage over these multi-directional speakers. The 51s have larger mid/bass drivers, so mine may have been an unfair comparison, but the occasional improvement in ambient sound effects was more than offset by the loss of three-dimensional soundstage. Were I to run a 7 or 9 channel system, however, these would be the speakers I would add. Pros: No obvious point-source to the sound. Look cool. Cons: Costly. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Surround Speaker Written By J D, Queensbury NY on Sunday, January 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are top notch speakers. They produce a room filling sound and look beautiful. This upgrade in speaker is worth the money and can't see spending more with any other company. Pros: Great sound, high end look..great drivers Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Klipsch Reference RS42 Written By Tim, Des Moines on Sunday, November 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are excellent speakers. Bought them to replace some smaller old surrounds I had previously used. I have the matching reference set now. Very clear and crisp sound. Would highly recommend these. Pros: Very clear, powerful, deep sound. Integrity of speakers sounds excellent with high and low volume. Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Klipsch Reference RS-42 II Written By Mike, PA on Saturday, January 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Using these with RF-52s, an RC-52 II, and a KEF 25b driven by an Onkyo SR608. The RS-42 IIs were the last piece to be upgraded, replacing Infinity Primus 160s. The difference is incredible. I was somewhat worried that the smaller woofers in the RS-42s would be noticeable but quite the opposite is true. For mounting, I went with the Sanus EFSATB stands. These stands work nicely with the RS-42s but beware that the speakers are just under the max weight of the stands. Also, the RS-42s mounting holes are 3 inches apart and the EFSATB stands do not come with a mounting plate that fits. I used the flat plate and the double sided tape to mount and the result is surprisingly sturdy. If you have a Klipsch reference series system, don't hesitate to get the RS-42s. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 RS-42 II Speakers Written By Jared, Troy, ny on Wednesday, March 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased the RS-42 IIs to go with RF-52s, RC-52 II, and RW-10D system driven by the Marantz SR-5002. The speakers sound blends in perfectly with the other Reference speakers. Sound is crisp, clear, precise and blends in beautifully. The odd shape of the speaker sends sound in two directions which really helps with the surround experience. We have them mounted ~5 feet high on the back wall. The RS-42 IIs do not over power the front sound stage but rather add that additional dimension. I would certainly recommend these speakers to owners of a Reference front sound stage. Pros: Sound quality, each speaker projects sound in two directions Cons: Expensive! 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great speakers... Excellent sound quality... A++ Buy Written By Chris S, San Antonio, Tx on Friday, February 04, 2011 Just picked up a pair of these today and I could not be more impressed with them. Sound quality is excellent, very crisp and precise with good highs and mids. Have these paired with a set of RF-52 II, and a RC-52 II, and a 1500w definitive sub, and denon receiver. These speakers were the perfect ending pieces to my system. Absolutely love klipsch quality and performance and would recommend to anyone shopping for awesome home theater quality audio. At first glance these speakers are pretty big but once I got them home and on my walls they really dont stick out as much as I thought they might which is good.... Definitely not like the RC-52 and RC-62's which are look like they weight 30lbs and are as big as my receiver!! Overall great speakers... def buy you wont regret it !! 11 out of 11 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked How are these speakers for 5.1 music? [ Kevin Dec 26, 2013 ] 8 answers I am not an audiophile but I think they sound great. My couch is on the back wall of an 20'x15' room with 9 ft ceilings. I placed them on the side walls about 2' from the back wall and about 5.5' ft high. They easily help fill the room with awesome enveloping sound. Hope this helps! [ JONATHAN Dec 31, 2013 ] These speakers are amazing in any application. 5.1 or extended stereo doesnt matter where you sit in the room. They are fantastic! [ MATT Dec 28, 2013 ] Bought these for my son for Christmas. I have the older version. Awesome speakers! You won't find better for a better price. [ Tony Dec 27, 2013 ] These speakers perform extremely well. they have great imaging with surround. depending on the room size and speaker placement you may need tweak the delay on your receivers rear channels to get them at their best. Been using for a little over month now. [ RICK R Dec 27, 2013 ] Hello Kevin, This is the reason I purchased the RS-42 !!'s. I use them as my rear surrounds and they have exceeded my expectations. The 5.1 experience is excellent. I used a much smaller speaker previously to these. The RS-42 II truly encircle you with sound and are accurate. I have a number of live music concerts on Blu-ray and they have never sounded better. It brings the auditorium experience home. I would purchase these again. Regards, [ CHRIS L Dec 27, 2013 ] They are outstanding. The sound and appearance are excellent. [ JEFF Dec 27, 2013 ] Depends on what else you're using with them. I have a top of the line denon and am runnig them as my sides in a 7.2 all of which are klipsch and they sound great. Really can't go wrong with klipsch. Hope his helps. [ DENNIS Dec 27, 2013 ] These speakers are not bad at all for 5.1 music in my opinion. I was originally tempted to go with the bookshelf pair, but now I am glad that I decided against it. [ CHRISTOPHER M Dec 27, 2013 ] Add accessories for the Klipsch Reference RS-42 II Add Accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your surround speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. See all categories & accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your surround speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. 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@Chris Good work mate. Since you reminded me this post now I forgot to add before that since you didn't know their history – bought on ebay – even though you looked after them the previous owner maybe didn't. It's wet here most of the year and so far min… »
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@Chris Ok. Before I start working on wines I think you have Haas – Nathan Haas. There is what appears like RH on one of the photos but iirc Ryder signs R plus surname, not sure. »
@Chris Hey Chris that's like asking what vintage are the wines in the rack behind. Anyway pretty sure FW is Fabian Wegmann and AH is Alex Howes. Last year team riders also signed? »
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@Ccos Lots of riders have saddle far forward and they are not slow as far as I can see. Lemond formulas worked for him but it doesn't mean they work for all of us. »
@frank It's either the photo or your saddle was too low. »
@mouse Of course it does. "A 53T Q-Ring, around the upper dead-spot is equivalent to a 51T, but as the pedal goes down and more strength is applied (just passed the maximum power moment), the equivalent chainring tooth size reaches 56T." http://www.rot… »
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@Nate Nothing yet. All about to happen. Lots of links to try for MSN so hopefully one works. http://www.procyclinglive.com/livestream/ http://www.steephill.tv/classics/milan-san-remo/ »
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@Chris You didn't look after them in the first place Chris, did you? Because I don't believe they got destroyed in one rainy ride. »
@norm What fit changes have you made? New 3T stealth stem. Looks great. »
@norm Great bike mate! Having tried most of the road pedal systems (except Shimano but they are close enough to Look idea) I can tell you that you have made a good call with Speedplays. Good riding. »
@Mark1 Great bike mate! »
@teleguy57 There is really no need to apologize mate. You will get it to perfection eventually but now enjoy riding it. Like I said depending on the bar tape and shifters position it can be tricky to get that bar tape to sit perfect. »
@frank FMBs are great but they are expensive, well at least for me. 400 km on cobbles is what 3-4 rides here. However given that puncture protection belt on FMBs is almost nonexistent they hold up really well. It's because of the quality of the rubber us… »
@teleguy57 Lovely bike. Really nice but bar tape around the shifters/hoods could be better to be honest. I know 11 speed shifters are the hardest to do but still the black gaps showing handlebars should not be there. This bike deserves better. »
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@RVester Dude the law also says to ride 40 km/h in some zones/areas but nobody fucking does so until the law actually slows the car down to 40 km/h for everybody you know where you can stick that law of yours. »
@KW Stroopwafels from Gouda and weed are good in Holland. The law isn't unfortunately. You might need to use a car one day and if something bad happens you're fucked. »
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@KW "I wish I had become serious about riding 10 years ago. I'm saddened to think of all the miles I missed out on. I guess I'll just have to catch up." The quote above looks familiar? Don't do the same stupid mistake twice. But I can tell you just by d… »
@The Oracle Ditch the fucking dairy if you are eating any. You will notice positive change in no time. »
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@frank -17 stem would put you probably 16-18 mm lower and 2 mm longer for a 61 R3/R5 comparing to your -10 stem. Going with 58 R3 and using 140 mm -17 stem would put in the same position or very close. 3T 140 mm measures nearly 150 mm c-c so it's enoug… »
@frank It is because of the longer head tube he can run a frame two sizes too small and still get his position as low as he wants. I doubt you understand this geometry concept. That's the same reason J. Van Summeren downsized from 61 to 58. I ride old g… »
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@unversio Can't wait. Here's the parcours if you're interested, just click on start. http://www.omloophetnieuwsblad.be/nl/elite-men/race/track »
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@frank Thanks for your attention to details but I thought it was obvious he rides -6 and since stem c-c measures 140 mm. I should have add – before 6 in one sentence. The fact stays right though the longer the stem the higher the bars if you use -6 stem…. »
@Gianni Skip the last paragraph mate. Entered too quick without deleting. »
P.G. is an interesting example Gianni however getting your position dialled just by looking at Pros bikes and reading about their measurements form bike radar etc. can get you confused. I believe strongly that at some point he was on a custom made BMC fr… »


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How To Make Lasagna
Lasagna is perhaps the quintessential feed-a-crowd casserole. There are of course as many ways to make lasagna as there are Italian mammas, but here is my own method for making it. I was so intimidated by lasagna, before I first tried it! It looked like a process that would eat up my whole day! While that it is not true, it is definitely more time-consuming than spaghetti — but it's oh-so-worth-it, from time to time! So here, just in case you have never made lasagna, is the process in photos.
Ingredients for lasagna.
This recipe is a hybrid of a full-on, totally from scratch lasagna recipe and one that uses pre-made components. I do make my own sauce and cook the meat, but I use dried pasta instead of fresh, homemade pasta. You can definitely make lasagna quicker than this, if you use jarred sauce. But if I am going to the trouble of making a lasagna in the first place, I really like to make my own sauce.
This is a serious lasagna. It's extra-deep (you will need a deep pan!) as well as cheesy, meaty, and really, really chunky with beef and sausage.
How to Make Lasagna
What You Need
1 pound dried lasagna noodles
Olive oil
Meat Sauce
1 1/4 pound uncooked spicy pork or chicken sausage
1 pound ground beef
1 large onion, chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 (28-ounce) can plum tomatoes, with their juice
1 (12-ounce) can tomato paste
1 (28-ounce) can tomato sauce
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Large pinch of red pepper flakes (optional)
2 teaspoons salt, divided
Cheese Layer
15 ounces ricotta cheese, drained
2 large eggs, beaten
1 cup grated Parmesan cheese, divided
2 tablespoons olive oil
Small handful fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves, minced
4 cups grated mozzarella cheese
Extra-deep 13x9-inch baking dish (should be at least 3 inches deep!)
Baking spray or olive oil for greasing the pan
Large pasta pot
Towels for noodles
Deep sauté pan OR wide saucepan
Medium bowl
1. Heat the oven to 425°F and lightly grease the baking pan with olive oil.
2. Place a large pot of water over high heat. Drizzle in a glug of olive oil and salt the water generously.
3. Bring to a boil, add the lasagna noodles, and bring back to a boil. Cook until the lasagna is al dente.
4. Drain and lay the noodles out on clean kitchen towels.
5. Place a large skillet over medium high heat.
6. Cut open the sausage casings (I like to use kitchen shears for this) and crumble the sausage. Crumble in the ground beef, and add all the meat to the skillet.
7. Cook, stirring frequently, until the beef is very well browned.
8. Meanwhile, finely chop the onion and the garlic.
9. Add the chopped onion and garlic to the skillet and turn down the heat to medium. Cook, stirring frequently, for another 10 minutes.
10. Take off the heat and drain most of the fat away from the meat.
11. Place back on the heat, and add the tomato paste. Cook for a couple minutes, stirring it into the meat.
12. Crush the plum tomatoes in the can, and then add them with their juices, as well as the tomato sauce, into the meat. Stir and bring to a simmer. Simmer for at least 15 minutes, while you prepare the cheese layer. When you take the sauce off the heat, stir in 1 teaspoon of salt and some freshly ground black pepper.
13. In a medium bowl, stir together the ricotta, beaten eggs, 1/2 cup of Parmesan cheese, remaining 1 teaspoon of salt, olive oil, and minced parsley in a large bowl.
14. Count your noodles. You will need four layers of noodles total. It is best to start and finish with wider layers, so if you have less than 16 noodles, put your extra noodles in the bottom or top layers. (For the purposes of this recipe, I'll assume you have 15 noodles.) Line the bottom of the prepared baking dish with 4 cooked lasagna noodles, overlapping them.
15. Spread one-third of the ricotta mixture on top.
16. Spread about one-third of the meat sauce on top of that.
17. Sprinkle with about 1 cup of grated mozzarella and top with another 3 noodles. Repeat layering the ricotta and meat sauce with the cheese. Repeat again with 3 noodles and another layer of ricotta, meat, and cheese.
18. Finish by topping the lasagna with 4 noodles — one crosswise and four lengthwise. Sprinkle any remaining mozzarella cheese on top of the noodles, as well as the remaining 1/2 cup of Parmesan. (At this point the lasagna may be covered and refrigerated for up to 48 hours. It may also be securely wrapped and frozen for up to a month.)
19. Cover loosely with aluminum foil.
20. Bake for 30 minutes.
21. Uncover and bake for an additional 10 minutes. for Let stand for 15 minutes before slicing and serving.
Additional Notes:
• This recipe is adapted from my own recipe from my book, Not Your Mother's Casserole Cookbook, which will be published by Harvard Common Press in January 2011.
• This lasagna can be made up to a day ahead, then covered and refrigerated. It can also be frozen, before baking. If you freeze it, let the lasagna thaw overnight in the refrigerator before baking it, then bake as directed above. If you don't have time to let it thaw, reduce the oven temperature by 25 degrees, and bake for an additional half an hour, or until the center is steaming hot.
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YuM! You have really tempting food photography on the kitchn! I will try this soon.
For anyone that likes turkey lasagna, I highly recommend the one from the Barefoot Contessa.
this is making the salad i had planned for dinner look really lame...
Oh yum oh yum oh yum. How I love lasagna. My dad's recipe is, to me, the best ever. Lasagna is one food I *never* order at a restaurant because it does not taste right. But you sure have put the idea to make our family recipe soon.
This looks awesome, but I have to say my absolute favorite lasagna recipe is in the Joy Of Cooking and they call it Lasagna Bolognese. To make it from scratch is a bit of a pain, but if you have bolognese sauce in your freezer it comes together really quickly. Besides the delicious bolognese sauce, it also uses Bechamel sauce (which takes less than 5 minutes to make from flour, butter, and milk) rather than ricotta which really brings the lasagna to a whole new level. Yum yum yum!
I'm a lasagna purist and was skeptical at first, but I will say I've had good luck with the no-boil noodle method. I've gone no-boil using the noodles intended for that treatment (barilla is one brand) or just regular dry lasagne noodles and the addition of a bit of extra liquid in the tomato sauce. Both turn out about 99% as good as the standard version and it cuts down quite a bit on the labor.
Yep -- splatgirl is right -- skip cooking the pasta and you've cut out most of the work!
Like splatgirl, I don't boil my noodles first. I typically use regular dry lasagne noodles and simply make sure there's enough liquid in the sauce and filling to cook the noodles in the oven. It makes lasagne projects feel far less daunting to me! And still super yummy.
Is there a good substitute for ricotta?
my husband HATES ricotta, we always use mozzarella.
i love him to pieces, but he can be so damn picky, it can ruin my love for food. :(
Lasagna is one thing I've been perfecting for a while. I like mine without meat-- heavy on cheese and light on tomato sauce. When I cut a square I like it to be a solid chunk of melted goodness-- not a big, sloppy mess of sauce. One thing that helps achieve a perfect square is pushing down your noodles as you do each layer. (I use no cook noodles, which helps). The result is beautiful.
I did not "grow up" on lasagna, but it's my go-to dish for big family meals. Salad and bread. We're good.
echo-- I've made lasagna with cottage cheese instead of ricotta in a pinch and it was pretty good.
how are these "hacks" of any type? i feel like i might be offended if i made this gorgeous lasagna, and someone said, "nice hack."
my mom always made it with cottage cheese instead of ricotta because she was a ricotta hater, too. I think you could leave it out or substitute a layer of bechamel ala the Joy of Cooking mentioned above.
Or crumbled or pureed tofu? Or goat cheese?
anything to give it a little rich creaminess
I love lasagna, like everyone above I have my own recipe :-)
It was a repeated request by my friends in grad school and even now when I visit I just HAVE to make it.
I highly recommend slicing up some Spanish chorizo, frying it slightly and putting it in at least one of the layers, not traditional, but delicious.
I don't like Ricotta either. I use small curd cottage cheese and mix it with shredded mozzarella and some parmesan and blend it with an egg (got that mix off the back of a Skinner lasagna box a while ago) and use that in place of Ricotta.
And I do the dried lasagna noodles too...it takes longer to cook but quicker to prep. I put it in the oven and then go take a shower and get ready.
Oh and I sometimes sprinkled dried dill on top of it before...it's totally weird and not authentic in the least but there's something really yummy about it...maybe I just like it cuz my Persian mom made it that way(she uses it instead of oregano) and it makes me sentimental for childhood
i agree with the confusion over the "home hacks" title. i mean, i get it for the apartment therapy section. but "hacks" to describe these how-to's just doesn't make sense. maybe something more like "back to basics"? same content, different title.
Ricotta? Pre-cooking the noodles? No bechamel? Pre-grated mozzarella? Sorry, but I have a hard time taking this recipe seriously.
If you don't have a deep pan, try a loaf pan. 2 loaf pans use about the same amount of ingredients as a 9x13 pan. (I think--ever since I started using dry noodles I don't measure anything anymore; just layer on the sauce, noodles, cheese, etc., until the pan is almost full.
By the way, for a different sort of lasagna, definitely try 101Cookbooks' Thousand Layer Lasagna.
I took the advice of a commenter and use fresh wonton wrappers, and then a thin but strongly flavored sauce. Different, but really good.
@Zeta Since She did not use the word Bolognese in the description I fail to see what your problem is.Sorry but you sound a bit snobbish,tbh.
I guessing Zeta is assuming that using store bought items as depicted in the photos isn't very homestyle lasagna. Maybe Zeta stores cheeses in her home and makes fresh pasta. The recipe looks pretty much like mines. And I am pro-boil noodles sorry. I am not slaving over a decent meat sauce, ricotta mix and wasting cheese to have hard noodles with no-bake lines all over it. Presentation matters just as much as taste.
I have to agree on the cottage cheese. I was forced to use it last time when I could not get ricotta at the last minute at any of the little stores in my street (I'm in Montreal, and it doesn't seem to be as much of a standard here as it was in the US). And seriously...the cottage cheese made the absolute best lasagna I have ever made, probably the best lasagna I've ever eaten. I'll never use ricotta again.
What are no-bake lines? I use regular dry lasagna noodles for mine and it turns out exactly the same as pre-cooking. I do cover mine with foil for the first half, which keeps the moisture in and cooks up the noodles. But now I have a pasta maker, so I'm excited to try fresh homemade noodles next time.
My mom always made/makes lasagna with cottage cheese, and I don't know anyone who hasn't nearly mouthgasmed over it. She used to make it meatless for our play rehearsals in highschool and it was just as good as the meaty version she made at home. It may not be chichi, but it's tasty.
And I agree about the "hack" usage. "How to make your frozen lasagna taste homemade" sounds like a hack. "How to make Lasagna" doesn't.
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And I agree about the "hack" usage. "How to make your frozen lasagna taste homemade" sounds like a hack. "How to make Lasagna" doesn't.
Barilla no-bake flat lasagna noodles are wonderful!
@Scoop & Vhision - I think Zeta may be referring to the fact that this is an Italian-American lasagna, not the type of lasagna you will find in Italy.
I never make the same Lasagna always ... I use what I have around the kitchen ... if I've to many tomatoes or cheese or ricotta, I make it ... I steam spinach and mix it with the ricotta, I roast corn and sprinkle over the cheese for a crunch ... I've tried the no-cook noodle but it came out to gooey, so I boild it ...
I use loaf pans and make as many as I can, use one and freeze the rest for last minute supper ...
That is a picture of pure heaven!
I made this recipe, it turned out fantastic!!! Thank you for posting it.
Ditch the ricotta, use bechamel instead. It will be much creamier.
I have to say since I figured out I can skip cooking the noodles first by putting the whole thing in a slow cooker for an hour and a half I make lasagna a lot more than I used to!


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"Guten Tag", "Bitte" and "Danke schön", "Bonjour", "s'il vous plaît" and "merci" ... a few words in the national language of the country you are visiting will positively surprise your hosts as well as people in the street. Book shops offer practical travel guide books for all countries, with a little dictionary and special recommendations for responsible travelling there.
Many hotels and destinations may ask you to contribute to their efforts in saving their environmental resources and their natural heritage, e.g. simply using towels next day again or keeping distance to breeding birds – please do so!
In Europe there are many environmental certificates, eco-labels, awards and brands for tourism services. They have certified altogether more than 5,000 accommodation businesses, beaches, marinas, destinations or tour packages which actively:
* Protect nature and the landscape
* Buy local, environmentally-friendly products and organic food
* Reduce energy and water consumption and use renewable energy
* Ensure proper treatment of sewage and recycle waste
* Use and recommend public and environmentally-friendly transport
* Inform their visitors about their activities and environmentally-friendly alternatives
You can find additional infromation about Sustainable Tourism on Destinet.
On-the-spot emergencies are handled just as they would be at home.
Consider safeguarding your trip so that you can minimize the financial impact.
earning to say please and thank you in foreign languages is always a welcomed gesture.


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