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Chalet Laponia, La Plagne is a cosy and homely chalet that has been charmingly decorated. The lounge is light and spacious with a glass-fronted fireplace and comfortable seating. Separate to this is a comfortable dining room in which to savour your host's cuisine. A door leading from the kitchen gives access to the balcony with views across the valley from La Plagne. Guests also have the choice of relaxing in the private garden to enjoy the alpine air. The stairs from the lower ground to the ground floor as well as those to the mezzanine above the lounge are a bit steep but the mezzanine does provide a separate play area for kids. Chalet Laponia is set amongst the trees just a 3 minute walk to the village centre. The nearest bus stop is 75m away. From here the regular local bus gives guests the option of the short trip up to Plagne Centre or to Plagne Bellecôte, the departure point for the Bellecôte glacier. Alternatively there is a picturesque woodland walk from the chalet up to Plagne Centre. The bus operates from about 100m away from the chalet.
Upon arrival, you will find a luxury gift pack in every bedroom. Bring your iPod and enjoy the exceptional quality of our hand-crafted Audio systems. Each chalet also features a selection of games.
The stairs from the lower ground to the ground floor as well as those to the mezzanine above the lounge are a bit steep but the mezzanine does provide a separate play area for kids. All the bedrooms have en-suite showers and there is also a bath downstairs. There is a convenient heated storage area at the entrance to the chalet for skis and outdoor wear and it is equipped with free Wi-Fi so you need never feel out of touch. Room 2 can take a cot. If booking the whole of Chalet Laponia, an additional childs bed can be put in room 2. The Chalet Laponia host lives out.
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Dwyane Wade disagrees and thinks that he needs a bigger role.
Dwyane Wade disagrees and thinks that he needs a bigger role.
A few years ago I said I would trade Bosh or whoever else to get Dwight Howard here and people didn't get it. Without bigs, LeBron is gonna have to carry the weight every single year and he might not resign if that's the case.
I'll take any distraction for the Pacers and Hibbert, maybe this shows some mental weakness on his part, we need a good game from Birdman and Haslem, and for the love of GOD get Miller more time out there!! goes without saying Bosh needs to step it up, Wade is clearly not %100.
I've really noticed in this series that this Heat team is morphing into one of LeBron's old Cleveland teams. He's getting no help and ends up shouldering all of the load, and that for the most part won't get it done.
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hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
People have to show up tonight plain and simple. Bosh and Wade need at least 30 points no excuses. Step up or sit down. Miller needs to play. End of Discussion LETS GO
I dunno if the Heat are done, but I said on another board (maybe here too, I dunno) that there were 3 teams in the playoffs that would give the Heat issues; Indiana, Memphis, and San Antonio because those 3 teams will play physical and will hurt the Heat when they go small. While the Heat have faced some good big men this postseason, only the Pacers so far have big men that will make Miami's small lineup defend them in the paint. As good as a healthy Oklahoma City is who did Bosh/Battier/Haslem have to defend? Only Ibaka (whose a jump shooter) I think the effort Bosh and Battier have to spend on defense this postseason is really hurting them offensively.
The big thing the Heat have going for them tonight is that the Pacers are not a consistent jump shooting team. In game 5, the front court for the Pacers looked great in the first half, but the backcourt had 5 points combined. We've seen how streaky Stephenson is, and as cold the Heat shooters have been, they have enough guys that they can keep a game interesting. Pacers don't and if Stephenson's shot isn't falling, only George is a real threat.
A Spurs series might be more frustrating for Heat fans though if the team stays cold because the Spurs are not gonna miss as many shots as the Pacers have this series either.

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Penn Museum Hosts Photography Exhibition, In Citizen's Garb: Southern Plains Native Americans, 1889-1891
Native American Period Clothing from Museum Collection Complements Photographs
March 26 through June 20, 2010
Read more: Photo Exhibition: In Citizen's Garb: Southern Plains Native Americans, 1889-1891
"What in the World" Live Event Set for Sunday, February 28, 2 PM
Panelists Mark Dion, Pablo Helguera, and Joseph Rishel
Take on Game Show Format Challenge Featuring Museum's International Collection
Special Event is Part of Philagrafika 2010 "Out of Print" Collaboration
Read more: "What in the World" Live Event Set for Sunday, February 28, 2 PM
PHILADELPHIA, PA—This summer, adventurous children ages 7 through 13 can experience a day camp that takes them through time and across continents at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology on Penn's campus in Philadelphia.
"Anthropologists in the Making," organized by the Education Department of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, runs eight theme-oriented one-week sessions from June 21 through August 13, 2010. Camp details and a downloadable registration form are available online: www.penn.museum/camp.html.
Children may attend one or more of the weekly-themed programs. This year's themes are:
Read more: Penn Museum Summer 2010 Day Camp: "Anthropologists in the Making" For Children Ages 7 to 13
Philadelphia, PA, March 2010—The January 12, 2010 earthquake that devastated Port-au-Prince, Haiti and the surrounding region is over, but the recovery and rebuilding process is just beginning.
Penn Museum's International Classroom program is joining the effort, raising awareness and money for Haiti with an educational benefit evening, Help for Haiti: Beyond Media Coverage, Friday, March 19, 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Admission to the fundraising event, which offers guests a special opportunity to learn more about the history, culture, and traditions of Haiti, is $10 per person, with all proceeds going to the Haitian relief efforts. Guests can enjoy music and dance performances by La Salle College's Neo-African Drums 'n Dance group and Temple University's Haitian Student Organization, and see Haitian artifacts from the Museum's collection not usually on display. Help for Haiti will be held in the Rainey Auditorium of the Penn Museum, 3260 South Street on the University of Pennsylvania campus.
21st Annual Celebration of African Cultures Offers Music, Dance, and Storytelling
Saturday February 20, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
WINTER 2010—Music and dance of Africa and the African diaspora, storytelling, arts and crafts, games, culture, and cuisine-it all comes together and it all comes "of age" at the 21st annual Celebration of African Cultures Saturday, February 20, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm throughout the galleries of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. The event is FREE with Museum admission donation ($10 for adults; $7 for seniors 65 and above; $6 for full-time students with ID and children 6-17; free for Museum members, children under 6, and PennCard holders).
Read more: 21st Annual Celebration of African Cultures Saturday, February 20
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The Tiger sign symbolizes character traits such as bravery, competitiveness and unpredictability. Tigers are extremely generous, intelligent and charming, but can be stubborn if they realize they are not in charge.
- from The Chinese Zodiac
PHILADELPHIA -Roar into the New Year with the power and courage of a Tiger! The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology presents the 29th annual Chinese New Year Celebration, in the honor of the Year of the Tiger, Saturday, January 23, 2010, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm! Music and dance performances, healing and martial arts demonstrations, games, workshops, children's activities, and much more - topped off with the traditional Chinese Lion Dance grand finale - are all part of the spectacular day-long celebration. The celebration is free with Museum admission donation ($10 general admission; $7 seniors; $6 students with ID and children [6-17]; free for children under 6, Museum members and PennCard holders).
Music, dance and special performances bring the sights, sounds, and wonders of China to the Museum galleries and auditoriums. Students from Chinese for Families, a multicultural Chinese language school offering Mandarin, martial arts, and dance classes, perform traditional Chinese dances, a martial arts demonstration, an original play, and present a Chinese New Year movie in Rainey Auditorium from 11:30 am until 12:00 pm. Then, Chinese for Families hosts a Tiger Craft Workshop in the Mosaic Gallery where children can try their hands at creating traditional tiger hats. The symbolism and power of the hats are thought to protect children from evil spirits.
Read more: Penn Museum Welcomes the Year of the Tiger at the 29th Annual Chinese New Year Celebration
In the early 1950s, then-Penn Museum Director Froelich Rainey created a popular television show-What in the World-featuring a rotating panel of Museum scholars and celebrities who examined individual artifacts from the Museum's vast collections, puzzling out where they came from and how they would have been used. The national television show, a pioneer project in the field of museum education at the dawn of the telecommunications age, lasted for several seasons.
As one of five "Out of Print" cultural partners participating in the Philagrafika 2010 international contemporary art festival, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology hosted New York-based artist Pablo Helguera. After exploring the Museum and its collections, he developed a project that tapped into the rich archival resources of the institution. The result is What in the World, a provocative new installation that features a recreated set from the famous television program, Museum artifacts, and a series of videos designed to provide "an unauthorized biography" of the 123-year-old Penn Museum. The videos will also be posted as a "season" on YouTube after the installation's opening.
Read more: Multi-disciplinary Artist Pablo Helguera Creates What in the World
The Goodlands: Young Photographers Inspiring Hope in North Philadelphia
Neighborhood Photography by Children of Fairhill and West Kensington
On View at the Penn Museum December 10 through May 2010
DECEMBER 2009—Since 2000, more than 800 children from the Fairhill and West Kensington neighborhoods of North Philadelphia have participated in a unique community-based after school and summer arts program run by Centro Nueva Creacion: The Goodlands®.
Beginning December 10, 2009, the Penn Museum presents The Goodlands: Young Photographers Inspiring Hope in North Philadelphia, a selection of more than 40 color photographs of people and places in the community, taken between 2000 and 2009 by neighborhood children aged 5 to 13. The photography exhibition, on view in the Museum's Kress gallery-the primary entrance for the 35,000 plus schoolchildren who annually visit the Museum-runs through May 2010.
Read more: The Goodlands: Young Photographers Inspiring Hope in North Philadelphia
Penn Museum's Free Holiday Family Celebration
Sunday December 6, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Grab your "Passport" and get into the spirit of the holiday season Sunday, December 6th, 1:00 to 4:00 pm, with the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology's 14th annual FREE Peace Around the World family afternoon. All visitors receive Museum "passports" with itineraries to visit ten countries via ten International Classroom speakers and explore holiday traditions in countries around the world. The day also features holiday choir music by children and adults, Maya storytelling, face painting, balloon art, international family crafts, free treats for children, and more!
Read more: The 14th Annual Peace Around the World Celebration
Penn Museum's behind-the-scenes research activities take center stage this fall, winter, and spring, through a new Wednesday lunchtime 12:00 pm series of illustrated talks-the Penn Museum Scholars Series. Attendees are invited to bring along lunch for the short talks and question-and-answer period programs, all "pay-as-you-want" with Museum admission donation. The presentations take place in Penn Museum's Classroom 2 just off the Trescher entrance.
The series, which began in October 2009, continues most weeks, December 2009 through mid-May 2010. Program updates, and descriptions, are posted on the Museum's website calendar.
Read more: Penn Museum Offers Wednesday Lunchtime Scholars Series
New Exhibition at the Penn Museum Offers Intimate Look at Homelessness and Addiction in Urban America
December 5, 2009 through May 2010
Anthropologist Philippe Bourgois and photographer-ethnographer Jeff Schonberg spent more than a decade among a community of heroin injectors and crack smokers who survive on the streets of San Francisco's former industrial neighborhoods. Their extensive research formed the subject of a provocative new book, Righteous Dopefiend (University of California Press, Berkeley, 2009), and now, a new exhibition.
Righteous Dopefiend: Homelessness, Addiction, and Poverty in Urban America, opens Saturday, December 5, 2009 at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia and runs through May 2010. More than forty black-and-white photographs are interwoven with edited transcriptions of tape-recorded conversations, field notes, and critical analysis to explore the intimate experience of homelessness and addiction.
Penn Museum Presents a Special Event: Harry Potter and the Magical Muggle Museum on Sunday, November 22, 2009 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
HARRY POTTER AND THE MAGICAL MUGGLE MUSEUM—the magical wizarding extravaganza designed for Harry Potter fans, those passionate about the novels of J.K. Rowling, and magic lovers of all ages—returns to the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology for its third straight year, on Sunday, November 22, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, with new activities and magical surprises throughout the building. Penn Museum opens two hours early to share all the magic, and it is all magically free with regular Museum admission donation ($10 for adults; $7 for seniors; $6 for children 6-17 and college students with ID; and free for children 5 and under, Penn Museum members, and PennCard holders.) Visitors are encouraged to dress up as their favorite Harry Potter character, or this year, their favorite Twilight character, and join in on the action!
More than 30 different activities are planned for the day, with the full schedule of activities available online.
Read more: Magical Wizarding Extravaganza Back By Popular Demand!
Penn Museum's World-renowned Mesopotamian Collection from Ur is the Centerpiece Of a New Exhibition Exploring Iraq's Ancient Cultural Heritage
PHILADELPHIA, PA—In 1922—the same year that Howard Carter made headlines with the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb in Egypt—the Penn Museum and the British Museum embarked upon a joint expedition to the ancient site of Ur in southern Iraq. Led by British archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley, this expedition astonished the world by uncovering an extraordinary 4,500-year-old royal cemetery with more than 2,000 burials that detailed a remarkable ancient Mesopotamian civilization at the height of its glory.
Read more: Iraq's Ancient Past: Rediscovering Ur's Royal Cemetery Opens 25 October 2009
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Welcome! Swagatam! Willkomen! Emedi!
International students and scholars new to the Delaware Valley are invited to attend this year's annual welcome reception on Friday, 09 October 2009, 5pm to 7pm. The International Students Reception is held in the majestic Chinese Rotunda at the Penn Museum, 3260 South Street, in Philadelphia on the University of Pennsylvania campus.
Read more: Penn Museum Hosts 40th Annual Welcome Reception for International Students and Scholars
PHILADELPHIA, PA—The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has opened the door to its new home on the web at www.penn.museum. This new website offers a fresh new design, expanded research content, and behind-the-scenes features, as well as dynamic, interactive, and multimedia functionality to engage visitors at multiple levels.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Visitors to the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology can now enjoy an English or Spanish audio tour of the Museum's galleries. The Highlights of the Collections Tour can be accessed through an Orpheo Classic handset (available to rent at the main entrance: $5 per person; $4 per person for Museum members and groups of 10 to 30) or via a free podcast download from iTunes. Wi-Fi hotspots in many of the Museum's public spaces allow visitors to access the podcast and other Museum content from laptops or smart phones.
An Evening of Talks, Tutored Tastings, and a Book signing with Penn Museum's Patrick McGovern and Dogfish Head Brewery's Sam Calagione, Thursday, 08 October 2009 at 6pm
Event Includes All Three of the Re-Created Ancient Ales from Dogfish Head--Midas Touch, Chateau Jiahu, and Theobroma—Plus a Surprise Beverage
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Patrick McGovern, biomolecular archaeologist at the Penn Museum and the leading authority on ancient fermented beverages, and Sam Calagione, Founder and President of Dogfish Head Brewery, team up to talk about how ancient ales and extreme beverages are discovered and brought back to life. The event is Uncorking the Past: Ancient Ales, Wines, and Extreme Beverages, an evening of talks, tastings, and a book signing, Thursday, 08 October 2009 at 6pm at the University of Pennsylvania Museum in Philadelphia.
Tickets to the special program can be purchased online. Advance tickets to the special program are $60; $45 for Penn Museum members. Tickets at the door, based on availability, are $75. Guests must be at least 21 years old to attend.
Read more: Uncorking the Past: Ancient Ales, Wines, and Extreme Beverages
For the most updated information on programs offered at the Penn Museum, and for on-line pre-registration (optional or required for some programs) visit the Museum's website: www.penn.museum/calendar
02 November 2009
Monday, 5pm
Evening Lecture
Museums, Antiquities, and Cultural Property
James Cuno, President and Director of The Art Institute of Chicago and author of Who Owns Antiquity? Museums and the Battle over Our Ancient Heritage, presents his views and engages in discussion on the importance of cultural heritage and the control and ownership of antiquities in the 21st century. Sponsored by the Museum's Penn Cultural Heritage Center. Lecture admission: pay-what-you-like. Reservations requested. Information: (215) 898-4890.
Read more: November/December 2009 Calendar of Events at the Penn Museum
For the most updated information on programs offered at the Penn Museum, and for on-line pre-registration (optional or required for some programs) visit our online calendar: www.penn.museum/calendar
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Wednesdays, 5:30pm to 7pm
Vinyasa Yoga in the Galleries
Lauren Brown, certified yoga instructor, offers yoga sessions in the beautiful setting of the Penn Museum's atmospheric galleries. This weekly Wednesday evening class, designed to accommodate all levels of ability, focuses on basic yoga positions for building strength and increasing endurance. Beginners are welcome. Attendees should bring a yoga mat and towel, and wear comfortable clothing. Class size is limited. $12 per class. Information: (215) 898-4890.
Read more: September/October 2009 Calendar of Events at the Penn Museum
30 JULY 2009, PHILADELPHIA, PA—One of the great archaeological illustrators of the 20th century, Piet de Jong spent the summer of 1957, at the invitation of excavation director Rodney Young, working at the renowned site of Gordion in central Turkey. While de Jong set about on a series of watercolors reconstructing wall paintings from a previously uncovered "Painted House," ca. 500 BCE, Penn Museum excavators were making a now-famous discovery: they penetrated a large, exceptionally well-preserved grave mound, known as the "Midas Mound" for its association with the legendary King Midas and his family. There, they found a wealth, not of gold, but of royal artifacts and information about the Phrygian people of 2700 years ago.
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Friday, February 06, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 6, 2004) - East Tennessee State senior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) and sophomore left-handed pitcher/outfielder Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) were named to the preseason All-Southern Conference baseball team, released Wednesday in Spartanburg, S.C. Howdeshell was voted as the first-team shortstop after turning in a stellar season for the Bucs in 2003. Andy finished sixth in the SoCon in batting average (.354), seventh in hits (74), fifth in home runs (10) and slugging percentage (.593) and fourth in total bases (124) and hit by pitch (11). He led the team in those categories as well, but also led ETSU in runs scored (40), doubles (14), triples (3), RBIs (33) and on-base percentage (.435). Andy had a 15-game hitting streak from Mar. 2-Apr. 2, and had a streak of seven games (Apr. 26-May 6) where he had at least two base hits in each game. He was named the first-team All-SoCon shortstop following the season. Calicutt was selected as the second-team All-SoCon designated hitter after finishing second on the Bucs with a .314 batting average last season. He also scored 20 runs, hit two doubles, belted two home runs and drove in 12 runs in 2003. Calicutt was also a starting pitcher for the Bucs last season, going 3-6 with a 6.66 ERA. He earned a win in his first collegiate appearance against Xavier, going 5.1 innings while allowing just one hit and was also dominant in his first Southern Conference start, pitching a complete-game shutout against VMI. Howdeshell and senior left-handed pitcher/outfielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) also recently received accolades from Baseball America. Both players were singled out as "players to watch" in the conference while Howdeshell was named first-team all-conference by the publication. Turner was named as the best defensive outfielder in the SoCon and as having the best outfield arm. Turner was also listed as one of the significant two-way players in the conference and as one of the SoCon's best professional baseball prospects. The Bucs open their season next weekend (Feb. 13-15) with a three-game series at South Florida in Tampa, Fla.
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fresh mushrooms, sliced
1/4 teaspoon
dried rosemary
4 tablespoons
chopped fresh oregano
1/4 teaspoon
chopped fresh thyme
3 (29 ounce) cans
tomato sauce
1 (6 ounce) can
tomato paste
2 tablespoons
grated Parmesan cheese
Simply terrific!! I'm from a long line of great Italian cooks, but I haven't been one of them. My sauce was never as good as "the grandmas", but since I tried this recipe, thats all changed, everyone loves it, (including grandma)now I get to make the sauce every Sunday. Only change I made was I use 2 cups of red wine instead of 3. I used a Cabernet Sauvignon.
My husband and I thought this recipe was good. Very meaty and thick! One word of caution, if you don't like the smell and flavor of red wine it's not for you. Even after being fully cooked down and 3 full days of the flavors blending the wine taste and smell was still strong with your first few bites. (until you get used to it again) We only made it once so it's possible that a wine less body would be al that is needed. Thanks for giving us this new recipe to try.
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I give this one a five after I made some changes. I liked how the seasonings were in this, unique and fresh, I left out the rosemary and added fresh basil although I made sure not to add more basil than I did oregano. My sauce was a bit salty, so I added probaby 4-5 tsps of sugar, I think the saltiness comes from canned tomato. In the future I may use a can of crushed tomato which I think would create a consistency I prefer. For heat I added some sliced up italian sausage which I added raw to the sauce and let cook along with a little crushed red pepper. I used two cups of red wine, that was plenty. Simmer it an hour at night, and then leave it over night to simmer another few hours the next day. Went great over Rigatoni.
This is a really goody recipe. My wife and I vary it per the ingrediants we have on hand, sometimes using italian sausage or sometimes using only ground beef. If we don't have fresh herbs we'll just use Italian Seasoning. Either way it's always dependably good. I especially like using this sauce when I'm making the Baked Ziti 1 recipe on this website, which uses provolone and sour cream. Absolutely delicious!
this sauce is exceptional!!! I used half ground beef and half bulk italian sausage. For the wine I used Cab Sav from Barefoot. For the people who found the sauce a little "winey", the key is to let the wine reduce when adding it to the sauted vegetables. I also used 1 large can of tomato sauce, 1 large can of tomato puree and 1 large can of crushed tomatoes, just to get some different textures. I also used fresh thyme, rosemary and oregano, which I put in with the wine. Towards the end of the simmering, I added some cumin, crushed red pepper flakes and a pinch of cinnamon. It makes a ton of sauce, but freezes well :)
This is a 4 star recipe but has 5 star possibility with some changes. But still a great sauce! I made it the night before and left it in fridge overnight before reheating it on the stove. I also didn't use any wine.I thought it also only needed 1 onion and 1 lb of mushrooms instead of 2. Instead of using 3 cans of tomato sauce I tried cans of italian peeled tomatoes and adding a green pepper.I made meatballs for the sauce too and let them simmer and thought it came out excellent.Next time I will try some Italian sausages.
Excellent! Cut recipe in half and found it quite tasty! Added in more garlic though and used crushed tomatoes.
This sauce was great, exactly what I was looking for. I subbed in some ground Turkey to make it a little healthier, and added some sugar and nutmeg to the sauce which really rounded out the flavor and made it truly delectable. I will make this again.
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MIAMI, Fla. (March 1, 2011) - Senior Nina Muehl (Vienna, Austria) posted the day's overall low round with a 4-under-par 68 and finished in a tie for first place on the individual leaderboard, powering the ETSU women's golf team's efforts Tuesday in the third and final round of the Sir Pizza Cards Challenge at the Weston Hills Country Club.
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whole wheat farfalle (bow-tie) pasta, uncooked
1 pound
boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into bite-size pieces
3 slices
bacon, cooked, crumbled
1 (19 ounce) can
Italian-style diced tomatoes, undrained
1/2 (250 g) package
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1/2 cup
1/4 teaspoon
3 tablespoons
Kraft 100% Parmesan Grated Cheese
A solid four stars - I have to admit I made some changes but they seem fairly insignificant. I let my son pick the pasta, so he picked seashells, and instead of cooking the chicken, I used meat I picked off last night's roasted birdie. The MAJOR change was that I used plain canned tomatoes and seasoned them myself with salt, pepper, oregano, basil and garlic. I generally don't like the flavor of the "flavored" canned 'maters so I never buy them. Kept to the heart of the recipe though, and it was great. Really really good. I would recommend seasoning the chicken as you cook it, just as a general cooking rule. Salt pepper and garlic is all you'd really need and would add another layer of flavor to the recipe.
Small changes due to what I had on hand. I used elbow macaroni and because I couponed it for REAL cheap, I used Philly's Italian Cheese and Herb cooking cream (the whole stinkin' container). I did spice my chicken before cooking it (onion powder, garlic powder, basil, oregano, pepper) and I did saute some fresh sliced onion, minced garlic, chopped red bell pepper and sliced baby bellas (had to use them--so why not throw it in?) in the skillet after I added the chicken. Had I NOT spiced my chicken and used a flavored cooking cream, it would have been bland. I think it still could use some oomph, like maybe some chicken broth instead of plain water, fresh chopped sweet tomatoes and more spices so I might play with the recipe still. I think it could be a great little skillet meal. For those of you who have spotted the cooking cream in your supermarket, this is a good way to use it.
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This was pretty good. It just crossed over the line from being too bland, tho. Next time I think I will add garlic and/or onions to kick it up a bit. I cooked the chicken in a tbsp. of butter and sprinkled it with seasoning salt.
This recipe was awesome! I tweaked it a little..I used a little extra bacon, fresh garden tomatoes seasoned myself, fresh garlic, fresh parsley and I used 1/4 cup water to ensure the sauce stayed thick and flavorful. My family loved it!!
Loved this. I was looking for a pasta dish with chicken, bacon, and tomatoes, and this fit the bill. I followed the recipe exactly except I used regular pasta and threw in an extra slice of bacon. I think it would be great with a couple dashes of hot pepper flakes, or a couple sprinkles of cayenne pepper, just to give it a little extra kick. The leftovers were fantastic. Thanks!
This was good the 1st day and excellent the second. 2 cups of uncooked pasta enough. I sauteed 1/2 frozen red pepper, added 3 cans of diced tomatoes 1 brick of cream cheese. Mixed the 1/2 cup water with 2 Tbsp corn starch. It seemed to need thickening. This is going in the rotation file because we ALL really liked it.
Really good. We will make this again. Hubby even liked it.
I loved this, it was as easy as spaghetti, and so much better! Three of my kids were not crazy about it, but they do not like "chunky" tomatoes. I may just use spaghetti sauce next time, and I'm sure they will like it. My 15 yr. old has added it to her 'learn to cook' list, and my husband said he wanted it often!
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Dr. Muhammad Y. Sheikh and his colleagues are working to advance treatment for hepatitis C with the first randomized study that showed race to be a factor in the treatment of the disease. This study indicates Latino patients respond poorly to the current hepatitis C treatment when compared to non-Latino patients. It was published in the January 15 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.
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Lilya is a teenage Russian girl whose best friend is a glue-sniffing street urchin, Volodya, and whose mother has recently run away to live in America, abandoning her. Eager to start a new life, Lilya is excited when her new boyfriend, Andrei, asks her to move to Sweden, only to find a similar dismal existence there.
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Link: Comic 268
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Title: bread for success - part 4
Date: March 16, 2007
Summary: Beaver and Steve are imprisoned by the Toaster People as Toastermakerian spies!
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Toaster King, Toaster Scientists
Onomatopoeias used: "FIGHTING!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Beaver: "All this fuss over a slice of bread? Don't worry Steve, I'll speak to them and I'm sure they'll be sitting down to tea together in no time..."
Beaver walks over to the Toaster King who is observing the FIGHTING! off-panel.
Beaver: "Excuse me, Your Highness? ..."
Panel 2
Beaver and Steve are in prison.
Beaver: "I can't believe we've been imprisoned as Toastermakerian spies!"
Steve: "Well, I hope now you'll think twice before meddling again in future Beaver."
Beaver: "In fairness it didn't really help that you yelled 'In the name of Toastermakeria' and tried to stab the King with a toasting fork."
Steve: "If loving my country is a crime then I'm guilty as charged."
Beaver: "Well I'm sure they'll realise the misunderstanding soon. We'll be out of here in no time..."
Panel 3
[70 years later...]
Beaver and Steve are still in prison. An aged Steve, with long white beard and moustache and walking cane, peers out the prison window.
Steve: "Do my old eyes deceive me? It looks like the Toastermakerians have the castle surrounded! Could this long bloody war finally be coming to an end?"
Steve: "If my old bones weren't so weak and brittle I'd jump for joy."
Panel 4
A normally-aged Beaver is talking to the ancient Steve.
Beaver: "Steve, you do realise that because time doesn't behave the same way in this dimension as it does in ours, we haven't actually aged at all, right?"
Steve: "Oh. Right."
Panel 5
Beaver and Steve, who has become young again, are at the bars of the prison. A well-aged Toaster King is yelling at them and holding the slice of bread.
Toaster King: "Damn you Toastermakerians! You may have us surrounded, but you haven't won yet... We still have..."
Toaster King: "The slice!"
Toaster King: "Bring forth the Ultimate Weapon!"
Panel 6
The Toaster King and Beaver and Steve from inside the prison cell watch as two Toaster Scientists bring out a device resembling a toaster.
Beaver: "You know Steve, this dimension is starting to get a little predictable."
Steve: "Hey, it looks sort of like a toaster!"
[To be contd.]
Fun Facts
- The Ultimate Weapon looks a little like a toaster!
- Because time doesn't behave the same way in this dimension as it does in ours, Beaver and Steve haven't actually aged at all in 70 years. The Toaster King has though.
- The Toastermakerians were called "Toastiemakerians" in Comic 267, but are consistently called Toastermakerians in this comic.
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Furloughs will affect 97 percent of the civilian employees at the Indian Head naval base beginning this month.
More than 1,870 civilian employees at Naval Support Facility Indian Head will be furloughed one day each week from July 8 until September as Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel directed in May, said Gary Wagner, public affairs officer for Naval Support Activity South Potomac. NSASP administers both the Indian Head and Dahlgren, Va., U.S. Navy bases.
Furloughing government employees is a cost-saving measure to cut billions of dollars from the federal budget through sequestration legislation that was approved last year. A deal in March delayed the cuts until this summer. Furlough days will mean a 20 percent reduction in employee pay.
"There are some exceptions that have been granted," Wagner said. "They are few." Wagner said that firefighters and police are a couple of the groups exempted from furloughs.
A press release this week stated that other cost-saving measures have resulted in cutting back on utility and building property maintenance, such as mowing around buildings and cleaning restrooms. The services are provided by Naval Facilities Engineering Command Washington.
Hours have been reduced at some base facilities, such as the fitness center, where hours were cut from 91.5 to 86.5 per week, and the Indian Head library, where hours were cut from 45 to 40 hours per week, according to the press release.
"We're going to continue to operate, but at reduced hours in some of the facilities," Wagner said.
The pass office at the base's entrance, previously open 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, now is open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. each weekday, the press release states. The office processes employee and visitor passes.
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"By shortening the work day, it has helped us to not have a second shift," Wagner said.
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"But, generally speaking, the guidance from the Department of Defense to all of the agencies ... is that it's one day per week," said Wagner, whose office also will be affected by furloughs. He added that staff in his Dahlgren office will coordinate days off so that someone is there Monday through Friday to represent public affairs.
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Of hours for the pass office being reduced, Nette said that NSF Indian Head is unique in that it has only one entrance. Some base installations have more than one entrance, and in a situation of cutbacks, one entrance might be closed.
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An educational philosophy, human ecology applies knowledge from multiple disciplines to address environmental and social problems. Not only is this unique approach to education the foundation of the college's academic program, but it also distinguishes College of the Atlantic (COA) from other colleges.
COA offers only one undergraduate degree: a BA in Human Ecology. Although all students receive the same degree, they tend to take different paths to attaining their interdisciplinary degree. Some students focus their studies on environmental law and policy, writing and literature, anthropology, international studies, history, psychology, and education. Others pursue degrees in arts and design—painting, graphic design, video documentary, music, film, and art history. Still others specialize in marine biology, oceanography, botany, chemistry, ornithology, and math and physics. But regardless of the path the student chooses, the faculty encourage students to combine knowledge from many disciplines and to address environmental and social problems from an interdisciplinary perspective. Because this educational philosophy precludes categorizing knowledge, the courses and faculty are not organized by academic departments. Take the time to explore these pages and discover for yourself the complexities, depth, and excitement of COA's academic program.
Another unique feature of this educational philosophy is that the college places considerable responsibility on the student: Students choose their own path and assume responsibility for selecting courses, internships, and final projects that allow them to achieve an interdisciplinary BA in human ecology.
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