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As a Sophomore in 2011: Ran the 1,500-meters in 4:38.85 at the UMass Invitational on April 9...Ran the 10k in 36:20.34 at the ECAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships on May 13.
As a Freshman in 2010: Posted a personal-best time of 17:14.22 in the 5,000-meters at the New England Outdoor Championships on May 6…Ran a season-best, 4:47.36, in the 1,500-meter run at the UNH Wildcat Invitational on April 10.
Before Quinnipiac: Attended Natick High School where she earned 12 varsity letters as a cross country, indoor and outdoor track athlete...Holds her school's record for the 4x800, four-mile, and the distance medley relays...All-American in indoor track for the 5k...Holds eight course records in the Bay State league...Holds school records in the one mile and two mile runs for both indoor and outdoor track...Was named an All-Scholastic in the Boston Globe three times...Was selected as the cross country team's Most Valuable Player for four years...Was the 2006 Eastern Mass. Division 2 Champion...Was captained her senior track for cross country, indoor and outdoor track...Was a Baystate League All-Star recipient four times...Was a Baystate League Cross Country Champion twice...Was a member of the National Honors Society.
Personal: A native of Natick, Mass...Daughter of Stephen and Donna White...Has a brother, Ryan and a twin sister, Caitlyn...Majoring in health science.


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- Jaydeep Banerjee
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- India
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Humanism should be the only religion.
In a world already divided into cults, sects, countries, nationalities and culture, we should practice only one religion; Humanism. The only truth should be love of humanity with mutual respect and concern.
Dec 18 2011: I still think it's a good program, as far as it goes, but I'm afraid that you're overestimating how rational human beings are.
The brain will always try to use the simplest and sketchiest model of the world, that it can get away with. Can you imagine a simpler model than "God", for how the Earth and the Universe came to be? I can't, and it's a model that satisfied the needs of all our early ancestors. Can you imagine a simpler source of ultimate authority than "God", behind the rules we try to make each other follow? I can't.
When I look at God from that angle, it doesn't seem matter any more whether "he" exists or not. All that matters is whether the concept makes it easier for us to operate at the level of accuracy that's needed at the moment.
Finding a better explanation than "God" is easy, when we're talking about the Creation of the Universe, but difficult – and maybe unwise – when we're looking at "him" as the ultimate source of moral authority. Rational analysis is slow and cumbersome. It's narrow in focus. It's at constant risk for irrational cognitive bias. If the Police and our human Rationality were to be our only bulwarks against moral transgressions, I think we'd be worse off than we are today. It may be irrational to believe in the Wrath of God and Eternal Damnation, but in times of great temptation, rationality is usually playing second fiddle anyway. In fact, research shows that when we have enough stress hormones in our systems, the prefrontal cortex starts to shut down, or get subdued. In a crisis, we're not meant to be rational. We're meant to go on autopilot.
This is not to say that I want to start scaring little children out of their wits again, about how they'll burn in hell if they don't do as we say. I'm saying that whatever we bring up to fill the void when God goes out the window, needs to be simple, powerful, and capable of acting directly on an irrational mind.Dec 17 2011: I very deeply agree on the fact that the human kind has been ripped apart by belief systems, man-made rules and lines in dirt (boarders of nation-states). By saying that the "only truth should be love of humanity with mutual respect and concern", you are setting a set of rules yourself, thereby trying to address another dogma we should believe in(: I understand what you mean and agree completely with you, don't get me wrong, but it's always a dangerous road to take to try to say one way is better than another. Basically what I'm saying is you accidentally flip your own idea around and in between lines say, those who believe in the things you are saying to be "the only truth" are somehow better or more loving and respecting than other people. (Which I completely understood you did not mean, just stating the possibility to understand it that way). I believe we were born free, we will live free and we will die free - but only if we're willing to do so.
Peace out.Dec 16 2011: If we truly want this beautiful planet to be beautiful in the future, we need to be able to let go of the things/feelings/emotions/believes that don't 'serve' us anymore, to be able to move on as one! To let the planet flourish in all his glory, which btw is a powerful context for human beings as well. Now it's time to leave the era of tolerance behind us, and to move forwards to the era of appreciation. To appreciate all that is!
Dec 16 2011: Hello Joeban, Imagine.... We share a vision, our actions are affecting this life, already.Dec 22 2011: I love the nickname "Joeban". Makes me seem like a cult figure.Dec 21 2011: Well, I would not like to call it religion. Just the right direction for the humanity. 'Right' because it goes for the well-being of all the people as much as it's possible. (I explained that 'right', because I think, like many people do, everything is relative in a universe, but well, thinking only about the humanity, forgetting the rest, the priority here is global happiness, so humanism is right.)
Dec 22 2011: I called it a Religion only because people need a hook. We like to follow a norm. Otherwise Humanism is only a way of life
Dec 22 2011: I believe, people need to be conscious enough not to require a hook. And just then they would admit humanism. Without real consciousness humanism is too little, too colourless hook for people, who used to blindly kneel down towards 'somethinggggg'. So, the world without religions seems to be nearly impossible or at a most lucky case, 'counsciousness' would come in a very looooooong process.Dec 19 2011: As long as we do not make Humanism into another religion and expect everyone to adopt our views. Most important is to believe in yourself. If you can finally realize that there is no one to worship or look down to you will never keep your eyes level.
Dec 22 2011: Humanism is only a way of life. However to practice something certain rules may have to be laid down. I call it a religion only because of that.Dec 17 2011: ONLY???!!!
Good idea to regulate our human-human relationships, however, you will be denying the right of your creator, won't you?
Dec 18 2011: I hope you've a justification for the "creator". Isn't that a myth? A lie, that has become the truth only because it is mentioned a million times.Dec 22 2011: The only creator I know are my parents. Creation is a biological act. An act of evolution.Dec 17 2011: Right on, Jaydeep! Power to the positive! Let's all be the essential wonderful people we really are.Dec 17 2011: True Christianity advocates loving everyone with mutual respect and concern. Hate the sin, not the sinner. Therefore I disagree, it is people's fault that they do not practice their religion in the way it is meant to be practiced. I would say that, with my limited knowledge of other religions, even other religions practiced in the way they were intended would cause people to have mutual respect and concern as you say. No person can follow everything perfectly, so even having one religion not everyone (in fact very few) would truly follow the ideas.
Dec 17 2011: HInduism is a way of life. Islam and Christianity are dogmatic. However all are prescriptive. They demand compliance and rituals. Prescriptions prelude sickness or disease. But human beings were born free. Free of sickness or disease, therefore do not need a prescription of a religion.
About 40000 years ago, man discovered God. Around the same time he discovered greed and insecurity. The maths is clear thereafter.
In years that followed, people manipulated vulnerability. The final outcome is a religion and a whole lot of insecure people.
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Dec 17 2011: The path to following Christianity is not a strict dogma. The basic tenets of Christianity are simple. A) Jesus Christ dies for your sins and came back to life. B) He is the Lord. C) Love God, and love your neighbors as yourself. All other "rituals" fall by the wayside, and are often the same kinds of rules that Jesus denounced as hypocritical and proud. You cannot say man was born free of sickness and disease because infants are often extremely sick, and according to what I've heard (so correct me if I'm wrong) the earliest stages of life are supposed to mimic the "evolutionary" process.
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Furthermore, where is it documented that greed and insecurity came at the same time as religion? How do you know that the Neanderthals or earlier supposed human precursors did not steal from others out of greed, or act tougher because of insecurities?
Hinduism is a religion, as there are gods that must be obeyed, or consequences will result. The purest form of christianity says solely to love the creator and love others. Tell me which is truly more dogmatic?
Fair warning: I am still in high school and therefore may be wrong in a couple of facts. Forgive me if I am mistaken.
Dec 18 2011: The last christian died on the cross like the last Hindu in Krishna. Like Christainity, Hinduism has become a forced religion due to the misrepresentations across the ages. No hindu tenet forces rituals.Dec 17 2011: Mr. Banerjee,
Do you advocate the categorical replacement of all religions with Secular Humanism which rejects the idea of, and the need for, dogma? Or would you permit doctrinal variety within the framework of a Humanist Manifesto?
Is the goal to eliminate polarization just in matters of religion, or also in social and political matters?
Dec 17 2011: I believe, religions should be categorical replaced with freedom. Free to think and act on will. Mankind cannot be led by narrow political ideologies under the garb of religion.
Dec 17 2011: You say "freedom". Is that a synonym for what your original question refers to as "Humanism"?
So, to repeat, you do advocate the worldwide obsolescence of dogma and religious doctrine?
Dec 18 2011: Absolutely.Dec 16 2011: As much as humanism is beautiful...the issue what what you said is "mutual respect". We can't say we respect people if we're forcing them to believe something, or stop believing in something. In fact...we cant force people to believe anything.
Dec 17 2011: We all live in belief of something. Denial or non-belief is also a belief. The idea is to believe something that unites in all aspects of life.Dec 16 2011: I don't really have a problem with people believing in whatever they want. There can be as many religions as is necessary for all I care. I would request one rule though, and that is to "Keep it to yourself!!!" I don't want to hear about your religion and I don't want you coming at me with missionary vigour.
I do hope that, someday, not believing in ridiculous things becomes an evolutionary imperative and humankind (perhaps Homo Novus) will evolve away from religion to the humanist view that you propose. Right now, the current version of humankind is too afraid and too prone to wishful thinking to allow them (us) to see clearly.Dec 16 2011: greetings Jaydeep, I agree with you, wholeheartedly. There is only one race I recognise and that is the human race. It is nice to meet you this day and share good words.
Dec 17 2011: I hope our numbers multiply. We can leave behind a truly evolved world for our children. Our contribution will be bigger than technological and scientific discoveries. We would have contributed unity amongst mankindDec 16 2011: What about love for animals?
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Title: the revenge of the SHOE GOBLIN - part 7
Date: August 25, 2006
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Shoe Goblin, Shoe-bots
Onomatopoeias used: "WIGGLE", "SQUISH", "CRUNCH", "EMERGE!", "LOOM!", "CLANK", "RRRR"
Number of panels: 8
Panel 1
Beaver looks thoughtful.
Beaver: "You know, it's just a guess, but maybe that giant shoe-rack-shaped space station is where the Shoe Goblin is hiding..."
Beaver: "Initiate docking procedure!"
Steve WIGGLEs a sausage and SQUISHes a fried egg.
Steve: "Docking procedure initiated!"
Panel 2
The space rocket flies towards the station.
Panel 3
The space rocket CRUNCHes into the station.
Steve: "Docking Complete!"
Panel 4
Shoe Goblin stands in the doorway. Beaver and Steve stand by the space rocket that's poking though the wall.
Steve is eating something.
Shoe Goblin: "So, it seems ye have found my secret lair.."
Beaver: "Shoe Goblin!"
Beaver: "Whatever you're planning to do you won't get away with it!"
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Shoe Goblin: "Perhaps ye'd like to debate that matter with my two mechanical friends.."
Shoe Goblin: "I think ye'll find they have a little suprise for ye..."
Two huge robots LOOM! and EMERGE! from the shadows in the doorway, and their feet CLANK. Their heads cannot be seen.
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Steve: "Wait, is the suprise something to do with shoes?"
Beaver looks excited.
Beaver: "Oh yes, I'll bet that's it!"
Panel 7
Shoe Goblin looks nervous.
Shoe Goblin: "Well, I, uh... not shoes exactly..."
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Shoe Goblin: "Alright, alright, the suprise be that they have shoes for heads."
Shoe Goblin: "What are ye trying to say?"
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I am having major problems with my 4000. It is out of warranty and I have gone through several sessions with tech support with limited success.
The problem is repeated serious clogging. I never turn the printer off with anything other than the printer switch and the printer remains off when not in use. I print at least once a week and heve taken good care of the unit. I am experiencing a situation where I have to go through repeated cleanings using the auto cleaning cycle. After the printer tries about four to five cleanings the printer will give a message that the lines are still clogged. It then will not recognize at least one of the ink cartridges (sometimes up to three) all on the cartridge slots on the same side of the printer. When this happens the cart is no longer useable and the printer will not communicate with my PC.
Tech support sent me the latest frimware and a service program to circumvent the non communication issue. The procedure is to replace the dead cart, power up the printer using the service mode, and then run the service program to flash the firmware. The printer will come back up and it will run for a short while. If I turn it on to print again days later the clogging will come up again and eventually after repeated cleaning cycles it will kill another ink cart or two.
I am at my wits end and don't want to keep buying carts and then have them go bad. I am considering taking the printer to the authorized repair center which will require a 150 mile trip. Before I do this and face a possible $500 + repair bill I thought I would try getting some advice here first.
Any thoughts guys?
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July 18, 2006, 08:54:39 PM »
It sounds to me as if two separate but related issues are operating here: insufficiently frequent use of the printer is causing clogs (printing once or twice a week is not good enough to prevent ink from drying on the nozzle plate, thereby creating clogs, and perhaps the extent of cleaning you end-up needing is triggering the other issue - but this aspect is conjecture on my part.
If you intend to do a fair amount of printing I would recommend not putting more money into the 4000. The 4800 is a more reliable and more economical unit to operate. There are frequent sales on 4800s these days so you should be able to get a decent deal - it costs more than repairing a 4000, but will reward you with overall better and more economic performance. If however you intend to continue printing only once or twice a week, and if you do not need the 17 inch width, you would do better to buy an Epson 2400. Same ink-set, excellent performance, less prone to clogging from what I read (no personal experience - don't own one; I use a 4800), less need for continuous operation, but more expensive per ml of ink. Also a much less expensive investment - probably in the range of the repair cost for your 4000.
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July 18, 2006, 11:58:52 PM »
Thanks for the reply. I really don't want to go back to a desktop printer as it does not fit my needs. I guess I should clarify that I don't just print one print a week, I do all my printing on one day a week. This may involve over a dozen prints.
The 4800 does sound tempting but I really like the fact that I don't have to switch black carts. Anyway, I was thinking about doing a power cleaning and see if this corrects the problem before I head out to the repair center.
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July 19, 2006, 08:08:40 AM »
It doesn't matter how many prints you make during one printing session. If you allow the printer to sit for a week un-used there is a high probability that it will be clogged by the time you attempt to use it.
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July 19, 2006, 09:12:09 AM »
Did you ever do a power cleaning? I had repeated clogging problems but this has settled down to "normal" after I bit the bullet and did a power clean.
OTOH it sounds like you've got bigger problems - I've followed the 4000 saga on a number of boards and don't recall hearing anything similar.
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July 19, 2006, 10:21:59 AM »
Yes, I am considering doing a power clean. I think I'll try that tonight. I just received a replacement cartridge for the one the printer killed. I'll give it a go and report back in case anyone's interested.
BTW, how much ink is used during a power clean? My maintenance tank is almost full (only 14% capacity left). I'm wondering if the printer is going to refuse to do a power clean because the tank is almost full.
One other thing. I guess I need to blow off a little steam here, so bear with me. I've been using Epson printers for about five years now. I started with a little 785 EPX (which I still use as my everyday printer) then on to a 1280 and a 2200 and now the 4000. I consider myself an experienced printer and I am very familiar with the Epson line. So now I finally get a Pro line model and the thing ends up practically useless in one year! After resolving the problem with tech support temporarily, who were great except for one incident, I still had faith that the printer would serve me another year or two.
Then the problem came back. I now have five carts sitting on my desk destined for recycling that are full! That's ~$250 down the drain. Everytime I think about this I get upset. So I wrote a letter to Epson's VP for Customer Service. I explained in detail the problem and asked politely if they could work with me to fix the problem. I don't expect them to foot the bill for repair, but at least share in the expense somehow. I mean this is supposed to be a professional printer after all. Well, its been about three weeks and no response, zero, zip. I am now changing my perception of Epson as a responsible company.
Yes, they make great printers with great output, and frankly I don't know if I would go with another brand. The Epson user community is hard to match with the other brands. But what am I to do? I feel that if I am going to get a new printer I should go ahead and get the next size up, the 7800. Then my brain tells me, "What are you kidding?" "Are you that much of an Epson junkie?"
So, I start to put two and two together. The class action suit, the constant clogging, the maintenance tank gigging they do on you, the cost of ink, are we all just chumps? I frequent another big photo board and I have always kind of chided people (politely mind you) when they would bash the Epson design. Well, now the shoe's on the other foot. And it is pinching the hell out of my toes.
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July 20, 2006, 02:41:11 PM »
Well, after spewing some venom directed at Epson in my last post, my 4000 is up and running again. Sorry Epson, but you still need to work on this issue.
I changed all the carts, reflashed the firmware to the latest version, did a power cleaning, and voila. Ran afew prints last night and the printer is running smoothly. I just hope this will do the trick over the long term.
Thank you to those who provided advice and suggestions. It was a lot of help.
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July 20, 2006, 04:39:53 PM »
Thanks for closing the loop on this. Questions such as yours often generate good feedback but occasionally the original poster forgets to post the end result.
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July 20, 2006, 05:33:33 PM »
re: Epson 4000
I often go one or two weeks without printing. Then run a nozzle check on A3 size Epson Enhanced Matte before printing. This way its usually clean after a few nozzle matrix printouts on the same sheet of paper. Had this printer since it first came available in the U.S.. I usually print on Hahn Photo Rag, hand fed. Keep EEM in the tray for nozzle cleaning and proofs. The print quality continues to amaze me and sometimes (rarely) I have to leave the room.
for what its worth -- I use the 220 ml carts and shim the two front pads of the printer (about 20 mm up) such that there is a slight back tilt. I may be kidding myself, but I want every drop of that ink. It seems to work.. or doesnt hurt.
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July 20, 2006, 05:36:53 PM »
Paul, you can just as well run the nozzle checks using ordinary letter-size workaday copy paper - nothing to be gained expending sheets of A3 Enhanced Matte on that.
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July 23, 2006, 01:45:33 PM »
Just to add my 2p. My 4000 frequently gets periods of little or no use, especially recently, as a medical problem has curtailed my activities. Nozzle blocks are infrequent and have no correlation with this. Frequent nozzle blocking on my 4 year old 7600 was cured by an on-site Epson service which included the fitment of a maintenance kit.
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July 24, 2006, 06:06:02 AM »
The wide format Epsons seem to be pretty sensitive to ambient temperature and humidity, so this may be contributing to the problem with the 4000? With my 7600 I used to turn it off when not in use and had more problems with clogged nozzles - nothing as serioius as what you've experienced - so started leaving it on all the time. That helped somewhat in reducing the clogged nozzles. Also if it's possible to keep the humidity between 40 and 50% and the temperature between 65 and 75 in the room where the printer is might help, too. The humidity can be a very critical factor.
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July 24, 2006, 09:02:00 AM »
Epson has recommended to me in the past that ambient humidity of about 40% is most suitable for the 4800 (but even before that they told me 25% for the 4000). 40% may be a higher than usual humidity level for a North American or European indoor environment, especially during the heating and air-conditioning seasons, both of which processes extract humidity from the air. It is quite possible that humidity does play a role in susceptibility to clogging, but my data keeps indicating that frequency of use is most likely the primary issue. I say "most likely" because I read and know of those lucky people who own 4000s and 4800s and who do not need to declog their machines after leaving them unused for a week or more. Perhaps their machines live in high humidity! Perhaps the combination of high humidity and frequent use is the "Epson Diet" to minimize clogs. So then we need to organize our lives around our printers!
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July 24, 2006, 09:30:51 AM »
Interesting thing about the ambient humidity. I live in hot climate where air conditioning is used 10 months out of the year. Currently this summer the humdidity is hovering in the 80-90% range all day long, every day. I have no idea what the humidity is indoors where the printer resides.
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July 24, 2006, 09:50:14 AM »
Your indoor air is probably quite dry. I bought from Radio Shack (about 20 dollars) a digital thermometer that reads temperature and humidity and it sits on top of my printer. I haven't systematically tracked humidity so I can't correlate clogging with humidity in a rigorous manner, but right now my room is 45% - and it feels somewhat humid in here - what I meant by organizing one's life around the printer - joking aside, it's because I'm trying to keep the power bill under control and A/C just eats electricity. Anyhow, over the past ten days I've been printing about daily AND the humidity has been in this range AND there have been no clogs.
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These are some instructions I obtained for Epson SP4000/4800/7600/7800/9600/9800
The cleaning button on the keyboard/display is described by technicians as cleaning with a goose feather... useless and not effective!
It is much more recommended to do a POWER CLEANING...and check with NOZZLE CHECK (driver, use the PRINT button instead of AUTO)
If the problem continue...must you do a SUPER SONIC CLEANING
Power off, push Pauze together with power...you see now HEX DUMP...push the down button (V) until you see SSCL or SSCLEANING, than push enter and validate again by pushing Enter...
If this method can't cure the clogged nozzle must you go to Epson service!
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These are some instructions I obtained for Epson SP4000/4800/7600/7800/9600/9800
The cleaning button on the keyboard/display is described by technicians as cleaning with a goose feather... useless and not effective!
It is much more recommended to do a POWER CLEANING...and check with NOZZLE CHECK (driver, use the PRINT button instead of AUTO)
If the problem continue...must you do a SUPER SONIC CLEANING
Power off, push Pauze together with power...you see now HEX DUMP...push the down button (V) until you see SSCL or SSCLEANING, than push enter and validate again by pushing Enter...
If this method can't cure the clogged nozzle must you go to Epson service!
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I have absolutely ne experience with the pro printers but thought I would add this that I read on another forum from a very experienced user of the pro Epsons. He made a small tray to fit into his printer that he keeps filled with a moist sponge to maintain the humidity--and keeps the printer covered when not in use--keeping the humidity higher one would assume. Whether this helps or not--I don't have a clue, but I do try to keep my 2200 in a more humid situation and have had zilch problems (but know the 4000 and 4800 appear more sensitive). I have a 3800 on order---so I've been following these threads.
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"Chicken pieces and rice baked slowly in milk and cream of chicken soup. A simple, creamy casserole. You can also use a whole (2 to 3 pound) chicken, cut into pieces. The choice is yours so choose and choose well! Then enjoy!"
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skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut into bite size pieces
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uncooked white rice
2 (10.75 ounce) cans
condensed cream of chicken soup
1 teaspoon
seasoned salt
I've made this dish twice. The first time, I followed the recipe, and found that as written, it was much too bland for my taste. I made it again tonight, with the following modifications: Instead of 1 tsp season salt, I used 2 teaspoons of McCormick roast chicken seasoning, plus about 1/2 teaspoon each of dill and thyme. I also added a good dose of fresh ground pepper, and used 1 can each of cream of chicken and cream of mushroom soup. Much more flavorful the second time around - my family loved it. Great basic recipe!
This recipe is quick and easy. Only I wouldn't cook it for 90 minutes. 1 hour seemed to be enough. The liquids really dried out after an hour. If the rice isn't cooked you could add another half to one cup liquid and cook longer. Hope this helps!
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I have enjoyed this recipe for years only I add a package of dry onion soup mix sprinkled over the top. It gives the dish the extra seasoning that really brings the whole thing together for a great taste. It is an easy one dish meal. I have added brocoli and/or mushrooms in the past as well.
This was great! Since it is just my husband, myself, and my two year old, a recipe this size would have leftovers. Not this time. My husband went back for seconds and thirds! Having said that, I should let you know I made some changes to the recipe. I switched one of the cans of cream of chicken soup for Campbell's creamy chicken verde soup. I added 1/2 cup frozen chopped onion, and instead of the chicken breasts, I used boneless skinless chicken thighs which I laid on top of the rice mixture. I then sprinkled the entire dish with season all. I also sprinkled about a cup of shredded monterey jack cheese and some finely crushed tortilla chips on top for the last 15 minutes without the aluminum foil. I know that is a lot of changes, but it was yummy! I will definitely make this again.
This casserole is easy to make and uses inexpensive ingredients, but is bland as it is, so I made the following changes to mine.
When cooking the chicken, I added minced garlic, coarse ground pepper, and a few dashes of ground red pepper. I substituted 1 cup of the white rice for a 1-cup pkg of seasoned yellow rice mix. I also added garlic powder, white pepper, a few dashes of poultry seasoning, and more ground red pepper into the rice mixture before putting into the oven. Ten minutes before the casserole was done, I added shredded monterey jack cheese with jalapenos on the top.
NOTE: It is important that you use the correct size casserole dish to ensure your results are neither too dry nor too wet.
With my add-ons, the end result was a very good dish overall. My family prefers dishes with some kick and depth of flavor, and this recipe delivers. There were no leftovers with this! My husband loves this dish and can't wait to have it again.
Great basic recipe. In fact the only one I could find that used two cans of cream of chicken soup. (It was the only soup I had on hand and I didn't want to run to the store) Great comfort food. Would be especially good if family was sick or under the weather because of its mildness. I added a few items for flavor including parsley, chives, chopped onion, poultry seasoning, salt and pepper. I also added a small amount of grated cheddar cheese to the top just before I removed it from the oven. It did require quite a bit more liquid than called for. I used two cups milk and two cups of chicken stock (I boiled my chicken and cut in pieces before adding to this recipe) I also cooked it for only one hour. The rice was tender and the recipe was creamy. (hint: read the cooking directions on the bag of rice you are using, some brands of rice call for more liquid than others. My son said "Mom , this one is a hit."
Great base recipe, I took everyones advice and added a few things of my own. I only did a half version of the recipe, and I used cream of mushroom instead of cream of chicken. I added 1.5 cups milk, french fried onions, and about a tablespoon of garlic salt to the mix. I also topped it with croutons and sharp cheddar cheese during the last 15 minutes of cooking. The only thing I will change next time is adding more rice. If you don't like your rice creamy, I wouldn't reccomend this recipe as it currently is. This will be a new staple in our home! If you like to experiment in the kitchen give this one a try! You can't go wrong!
Thanks for the original submission as well as the many detailed reviews! As said before, excellent base but imperative to add your own flair to make it really good. My family is big on flavor and this was my first casserole ever so here's what I did.
Used 3 cups milk, totally thawed the chicken and soaked in (hot water w/ 2 chicken boullion cubes, seasoned salt, pepper and a steak dry rub I like to use). Used Cream of Mushroom and Cream of Chicken and seasoned with 1/2 tbsp Paprika, 4 tbsp Garlic Salt, 4 tbsp Pepper, 1/2 tbsp Garlic Powder, 2 tbsp Onion flakes. Placed in greased casserole dish then topped off with a bag of Mexican shreaded cheese.
After 1 hr pulled it out. The middle was not done (chicken still light pink and rice crunchy). Mixed the whole thing up with an extra 1/2 milk. Then recovered and cooked the remaining 30 mins. Came out *perfect*. Everything was evenly cooked, it wasn't too watery or dry (I hate things that are *too* creamy) and there wasn't a single leftover.
Next time I will stir every 30 minutes and might try not topping off with cheese til the last 30 minutes. Good Luck!
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Sadly we'll both be on the outside looking in.
I can't believe it's the Jets and Dolphin fans arguing about the playoffs. With an 8-8 record at that!
Sadly we'll both be on the outside looking in.
Have fun, enjoy every game, is exiting to see this team still in competition, you always root for your team to get as far as possible, is part of getting momentum. Take a look on the playoff machine, there is a chance to be in the playoff mix.
See, next two games are winnable, last game almost impossible, but if Baltimore beat Broncos next week, on last week NE clinches 2nd seed with no chance to move up or down, this give us little more chances, we have a goal, they don't.
Pitt and Cin is very possible to finish 8-8, if that happen with us 8-8, we are in. Let's have fun, do not stress yourself thinking if we are in or out, just enjoy that we are still in the mix.
I would crap my pants if we got in at 8-8! As far as the jets go, I predict the titans thump them next week and end there chances. They cant get in at 8-8.
So the Steelers or Bengals could theoretically go 8-8 and still make the playoffs. What is your point? There arent any other teams in the AFC who are going to get 8 wins.
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The Jests ****ing blow. How are you going to win these last 3 games vs. teams that are better than you are? You just scored ONE TIME in a game to beat Arizona 7-6. The same Arizona team that has LOST 9 STRAIGHT! Arizona is the worst team in the league. They cant beat anybody right now. Yet, they lost on the road by ONE POINT to your team. They scored twice to your once. THEY LOST FIFTY EIGHT TO ZERO LAST WEEK!!!!!!!!! They have the WORST QB situation in the history of the league. John Beck could start for them at QB right now and they would be better.
Then you went on the road and were trailing AGAIN 3-0 at the half to the second worst team in the league in Jacksonville. Jacksonville BLOWS. They have the worst record in the league and the worst defense. They had the ball threatening to tie at the end and Henne went Henne, throwing his patented game ending INT.
THE JESTS ARE HORRIBLE! They played probably the only 2 teams in the league playing worse football right now. Sanchez is LOST! Your offensive coordinator is TONY SPARANO!!! Your HC is a ****ing joke. But, they had a good week of practice.
Get ****ing lost man. Stop talking about the ****ing Jests.
I tell you what......
I will put it all on the ****ing line. If the Jests win these last 3 games I will leave this site forever if you will agree to leave this site forever in the event they do not win their last 3. Its on the table. If you accept say so by tomorrow evening. If you agree then the admins can permaban the loser. The deal is on the table till 11:59 pm Wednesday 12-12-12.
Jets: 1 legitimate* playoff entree since 08
Fins: 1 legitimate playoff entree since 08
Jets/Fins: No Conference Championships since 08
Any way you cut it, it's the same miserable difference
*reflects no seasonal mediocre squad backing in, no opposing team, who happened to be undefeated and leading, considering their games vs the jest as sufficiently meaningless to pull their starters and insert Curtis Painter and his sub 20QBR.
Miami dolphins: zero legitimate playoff seasons or winning seasons since 2004**
**according to vaark's flawed logic
yeah, we only won the division when 2 other teams were over .500 and the Pats w/o Brady actually won 1 more game than they did with Brady the following year. Aside from orchestrating the greatest turnaround in the history of the NFL, the Fins got into the playoff the old fashioned way - they earned it. (but unfortunately they faced Baltimore, a team which was 5-1 outscoring their opponents by close to 100pts over those last 6 games who was anything like a Cinci dead team walking.