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The team's non-executive director Niki Lauda tried to defuse things earlier this week by claiming "the speculation is total rubbish", adding that Brawn will only decide his future after the Brazilian GP.
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We first discovered the stunning recycled jewelry of MANA back in January. Brazilian eco designer Mana Bernardes works with a collective of young women in Rio De Janeiro to refashion bits of urban detritus – plastic bottles, circuit boards, hairpins, phone cards – into gorgeously thought-provoking jewelry. Now the fabulously eco-chic Mana Collection is coming to NYC with the launch of the TOUCH | NY exhibit this weekend, and we can't wait to check it out at the opening reception tonight.
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Zoë Melo, curator of TOUCH | NY, has worked with some of the most talented designers, photographers and art directors in fashion, art and product design. Folks all seem to agree that Zoë's strength is in "the ability to identify and develop a one-image concept, to work with a variety of talent, and to build successful teams for specific projects. She has built an extensive network of collaborators and friends from around the globe, some of them far away in remote indigenous tribes and locales where she finds inspiration in the honest lifestyles that blend aesthetics with eco-friendly philosophies."
Back in January we featured Mana Bernardes one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces made from recycled treasures from the streets of Brazil. Bernardes is a jewelry designer, poet, and visual artist from Rio de Janeiro who has actively joined forces with community education projects at the Museum of Rio de Janeiro and the European Design Institute of Sao Paulo, where she works with teenagers and students teaching jewelry making and entrepreneurial design skills. Mana's team refashions seemingly unusable materials such as PET bottles, phone cards, toothpicks, hair clips, plastic netting, pearls, silver, and gold into their handcrafted collection. If you are in the New York City area and want to check out the stunning Mana Collection yourself, head over to Chelsea in the next couple of days to check out the TOUCH | NEW YORK exhibit:
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December 10, 2009 at 11:09 am
These pieces are beautifully designed and display a creative use of materials. Fashion and style should not be defined by how much you spend or by how bling-E your accessories are, but how you put it all together.I can't wait to see more.
August 20, 2008 at 1:15 pm
That is some really cool stuff and what a great way to go green!
Here is another neat jewelry site if any one is interested.
July 14, 2008 at 3:01 pm
There is a very kool gallery in Venice, California (on Abbot Kinney – the absolute hands down best area in Los Angeles) called Altered Space. They have jewelry made from recycled tires (also from Brazil) that is awesome. Also, they have Todd Reed who uses recycled 18Kgold and ethically mined diamonds (he buys directly from an Austrailian mine) and his rings are amazing. check it out at http://www.AlteredSpaceGallery.com. Thanks, Joe C. from NYC
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They have a beautiful home there and a spectacular garden. My brother in law is the ultimate caretaker and there is not a weed to be found anywhere. No spent flower is around for long before his clippers get them.
The birds love the garden and many visit in the trees and many sip from the flowers. What a banquet they have to choose from.
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- jojo said...
paradise indeed! How beautiful...obviously he loves tening his gardens *sigh*
- August 22, 2011 at 10:29 PM
- Kasia said...
Wonderful flowers, I love beautiful gardens and this one is definitely one of them! :)
- August 22, 2011 at 11:52 PM
Beautiful garden. Hope you had fun!!
- August 23, 2011 at 12:29 AM
- @eloh said...
This is so beautiful...
I saw something the other day that made me think of you.... Don't shake your family tree too hard cause the nuts will fall out....
- August 23, 2011 at 12:43 AM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
Just beautiful:@)
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- Peg said...
Wow - as good as a visit to Butchart or Minter Gardens.!
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- MiMi said...
What a GORGEOUS yard! Wow!
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- Ali said...
Gorgeous photos Lori. I remember how beautiful the gardens are in B.C.
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- Gardening in a Sandbox said...
What a gorgeous garden Lori. Cudos to the brother in law. V
- August 24, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- A Sense Of Comfort said...
Gorgeous Lori !!! Thanks For Sharing...DeeDee :) :)
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- Beverly @ The Buzz said...
Amazing! What a feast for the eyes! Thanks for sharing it with us.
- August 25, 2011 at 4:38 AM
- Kathleen said...
Beautiful! Everything looks so lush and green, a true labor of love!
- August 25, 2011 at 6:00 PM
- Cass @ That Old House said...
GEEZ... that is gorgeous.
I am pea green with envy over that garden, AND that husband.
Wherever do you go to buy a husband who will take care of a garden? I clearly went to the wrong clearance centers 33 years ago ....
My hubs is allergic to all things garden-wise.
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It's 1:30 in the morning here -- can't sleep -- in the middle of the hurricane and just having SUCH a good time. :-P
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The St. Mary's County commissioners begrudgingly joined Calvert County on Tuesday in a federal Metropolitan Planning Organization to remain qualified for federal transportation funding.
It was a designation the St. Mary's commissioners had appealed to the state and federal government to avoid.
The planning organization designations are based on population clusters, called an Urbanized Area, by the U.S. Census Bureau. Once an area receives that label, it falls under federal rules to continue to qualify for federal transportation money — about $1 million a year in the case for St. Mary's County, mostly for a public bus system.
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The map for this designated area is made up of disjointed areas of Lexington Park, California, St. Mary's City, Patuxent River Naval Air Station and the Chesapeake Ranch Estates neighborhood in Calvert County. More than 50,000 people live in these areas. Chesapeake Ranch Estates has its own private network of roads and neither state nor local officials have jurisdiction over base roads.
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This is a great recipe for onion lovers. Onions are a staple in most kitchens; they are diced, sliced, chopped, minced − you name it − and are a basic ingredient in most recipes. But in this recipe, they are a stand-alone star – they are stuffed and baked and totally delicious!
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Three are dead. Who is Number Four? D.J. Caruso ("Eagle Eye," "Disturbia") helms an action-packed thriller about an extraordinary teen, John Smith (Alex Pettyfer), who is a fugitive on the run from ruthless enemies sent to destroy him. Changing his identity, moving from town to town with his guardian Henri (Timothy Olyphant), John is always the new kid with no ties to his past. In the small Ohio town he now calls home, John encounters unexpected, life-changing events-his first love (Dianna Agron), powerful new abilities and a connection to the others who share his incredible destiny.


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Remember Kolelinia, the crazy urban tight rope system for biking? Martin Angelov, the Bulgarian architect who created Kolelinia, has come up with yet another crazy form of urban transportation– this time it's a backpack harness system with a network of wires strung all over the city. All you have to do is strap on the battery-powered harness, hop onto a wire and start flying around the city. It may be science fiction now, but someday this could be a reality.
Recently presented at TEDx conference in Thessaloniki, and based on Kolelinia, the flying bicycle lanes constructed from taut steel wires, Kolelinio goes a step further, making the efficient urban transport system accessible to anyone, even those with disabilities. Each person has their own backpack composed of a harness, a battery bag, and a light engine that runs on the Kolelinia wire mechanism.
Taut steel wires would be strung throughout the urban core of a city, and would end at intersections, allowing "riders" to change directions as easily as if they were crossing the street. Wire trunk lines would shoot out to the outskirts and suburbs of the city where people can hop on anywhere, minimizing the need for cars, heavy roads and infrastructure and significantly reducing pollution. It's certainly crazy, but definitely cool and imagine what kinds of chase scenes could be accomplished with this technology!
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Craig Perry (center), a 2011 graduate of Kane Area High School, is the recipient of the Ian "Skip" McCloskey Memorial Scholarship Award. Presenting the award at commencement earlier this month are Gene Staiger (left), who is McCloskey's stepfather, and Nadine Staiger (right), mother of McCloskey-- a 2000 Kane High graduate who was killed in a DUI-related accident.
On June 14 the Kane Elks Lodge 329 along with Boy Scout Troop 427 and Cub Scouts Pack 422 observed Flag Day with a ceremony at the Kane Elks Lodge. Pictured are left to right Lori Forquer, Shelia Lorenzo, John Carlson, Barb Brown, Assistant Leader, Joey Watlers, Garrett Walters, Zackary Howe, Steven Tyger, Ian O'Hara, Jeremy Howe, Cub Master, Chris Tigani, Assistant Leader, Connie Ferguson and Jon Forquer.Â
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New King Lion Steve Timpano recieved the President's gavel from Chuck Dangelo, installing Lion. Shown in the background of this picture are Tom Niklas, "Tail Twister", and Dave Kearney, Third Vice President. Shielded in the picture is Frank Sarinni who will be this years First Vice President. Other officers installed include Joe Bodisto, Treasured, Jim Szymanski Secretary and John Mackley Lion Tammer.
Trisha Swanson of Kane displays a special Alumni Weekend shirt available at It's Judi's Place at 106 Fraley St. in Kane. Swanson is a 1996 graduate of Kane Area High School. Her class is one of 14 planning activities in Kane for Alumni Weekend, which begins Friday. Kane High alumni from throughout the country will be returning to Kane for the traditional Alumni Weekend activities.
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Christina "Tina" Mosier (center), a 2011 Kane Area High School Graduate, was awarded the Sybil Kane Memorial Nursing Scholarship at graduation. Here she receives the scholarship money from Kane Community Hospital's Director of Inpatient Services Pam Bray, RN, DON (left) and the KCH Director of Operations Mark Papalia (right). Tina is the daughter of Robert and Paula Mosier of Kane. She will be studying nursing at Edinboro University beginning this fall. KCH is the steward of the Sybil Kane Scholarship. It is presented to a graduating senior who is pursuing a career in nursing.


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This charming chalet is well furnished in a traditional yet modern style and is one of our most popular chalets with returning Ski Total guests.
The living areas are particularly light and airy, with attractive pale wood panelling, big windows and a double-height ceiling to the front of the chalet, and the sauna is an added bonus to round off the perfect ski-day.
The La Turche button-lift is only approx. 4-5 minutes' walk away, or, given the convenience of leaving skis and boots at our partner hire-shop, most guests simply choose the approx. 7-minute walk in comfy footwear into the village centre, pick up their skis there and head straight up one of the main Chavannes lifts. This has the added advantage of being able to enjoy apres ski on the way home in your own shoes!
Although the village centre is within easy reach we provide complimentary transport to and from the ski-hire shop on Sunday afternoon for your added convenience. Approximate Transfer time to resort: 1¼ hours
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Kitchen, living/dining area with open fireplace, balcony and sun terrace, wc
Room 1 (Chavannes): Twin, with private bath/wc opposite
Room 2 (Mont Chery): Twin with shower/wcRoom 3 (La Rosta): Twin with shower/wcRoom 4 (La Turche); Single/small double with shower/wc
We set very high standards for our cuisine, and train our staff extensively before the season starts, to ensure that you will thoroughly enjoy every meal on your own holiday with us. We also take our Health and Safety responsibilities extremely seriously, so all our chalet and Chalet Hotel staff during the pre-season training course are trained to the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health's Level 2 in Food Safety*. For six days of the week our staff prepare all your meals, as described below.
A good breakfast is essential on a ski holiday, so we provide both a cooked breakfast including your choice of bacon, eggs, sausages and beans, as well as a continental selection with a choice of cereals or porridge, fruit juices, plentiful tea, coffee and bread (and croissants in France), cold meats, cheese and preserves, which is normally presented buffet-style for you to help yourself. On our staff's one day off a week, only the continental breakfast will be provided.
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"This is not your usual mustard mayo potato salad. These potatoes are slathered in a rich ranch dressing and bacon pieces. My family and friends love this potato salad! It is requested at every cook-out."
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Great recipe for a change up on traditional potato salad. Based on other reviewers suggestions, I used 1 cup mayo and 1 cup sour cream. Added 1/2 tsp of chili powder to kick it up a notch. Will definitely be making this again for a change of pace.
Not bad as a guide to build upon but I found it necessary to tweak some things to make it more palatable to me. First, out of curiosity, I weighed the amount of bacon called for in the recipe. Whoa. Lots of bacon – too much for me! I think I used half that. Also, as I've never been a fan of straight mayonnaise in this type of salad, I cut it with sour cream. I thought it needed some contrast in texture, so, as the expression goes, I added some celery "for a little crunch." As for the dressing, I found it a little weak. Since I made just a third of the recipe to begin with, I gratefully had some of the dressing mix left over, so I added more, along with some fresh ground pepper, dill weed and garlic powder. Finally, since I knew the salad would absorb some of the dressing as it chilled, I added some half and half to compensate. A fair amount of tweaking, I admit, but it elevated this from a wimpy three to a four star potato salad.
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This was a wonderful starting point for creating a delicious potato salad. I brought it to my 4th of July picnic today and people's exact words were "oh my god this is so freaking good!" I did tweak the recipe a litle bit after taking users' advice and it turned out wonderfully. I did/added the following with mine--
-I cut the potatoes first and then boiled them for a shorter time (12 min).
-I substituted one cup of mayo with 1 cup sour cream.
-I tossed it with 4oz of coarsely grated mild cheddar cheese.
-I added 4 chopped hard-boiled eggs.
I just wanted this salad to be out of this world and it was! My friends loved it!
This went over well at our Dad's Day BBQ. Subbing sour cream for half the mayo added nice flavor. I followed a previous reviewer's recommendation and used less bacon... do NOT do this. The bacon was the best part!! Added more sliced green onions and real bacon bits to the top for presentation.
This stuff is GOOD! After the initital cool down and I stirred the dressing and bacon in, I couldn't stop sampling it! I disagree with an earlier review that it's better the next day...I actually liked it immediately after I put it all together because the bacon was still crunchy. I think next time I will keep everything separate in the refrigerator until serving time, then throw together. I prepared this one day ahead of time and while it was still very good, it lost the cruch of the bacon...which I really liked. Great recipe! I will make this again and again!
Wonderful and so easy! This was a big hit! I also followed the others and used sour cream AND mayo. I'll be making this one again very soon. Thanks for the great recipe!
i do not care much for potato salad because of the mustard flavor. this is a great salad. the only thing i changed was that i actually fried the bacon instead of putting it in the microwave. I also made the ranch dressing myself from a mix and added sour cream. it tastes like a baked potato. its great!
We thought this was really good. I too used the 1/2 sour cream, 1/2 mayo. I thought the ranch dressing packets were all 1 oz, but mine was only 1/2 oz, so could only make a 1/2 batch. Make sure you buy the correct size.
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Calories: 353
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At the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA), we are committed to investing in our communities for a better New Jersey, and we work to achieve that goal through a variety of innovative programs.To ensure a great quality of life for residents, we know we must provide jobs, housing, and economic growth, while at the same time preserving and protecting our natural resources. In short,we must incorporate both economic growth and environmental preservation. In 1998, DCA launched the state's first sustainable-development pilot program to test the viability of building energy-efficient, environmentally friendly affordable housing. The program required all units in the pilot to meet the standards of the Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) Energy-Efficient Home (EEH) 5-Star Program. This program was one of the precursors to what is now known as the national EPA/DOE Energy Star Program. In an effort to promote a market-transforming approach to energy- and resource-efficient design, construction, and methodologies, 367 units were designed and built.The success of the pilot resulted in the creation of DCA's Green Homes Office (GHO) two years later. &...
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RBs are a dime a dozen.
Anybody could replace Bush on an every down basis.
Deshaun Watson is the TRUTH!
Cut DT, resign reggie, sign Hillis
If Matt Forte is available he'd be a nice upgrade on Reggie.
For a WCO you guys sure are pitching alot of high profile names that will be pulling big contracts.
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Usually when they let them "test the market", its to get an idea on how much a player is worth, and not to actually sign with another team. Ask Ahmad Bradshaw and Ryan Clark how that works. My guess is that Reggie Bush is back. Its the other RB's on our roster that need replacing though.


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Don't you have work to do instead of being on Facebook? LOL
Got many haha's from that one and a couple of replies of:
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Sounds painful... (evil grin.)
Where are you at... I'm in Kyle TX, about 1/2 hour south of Austin... and I have a 35W laser cutter.
2) There could be a loose connection to the sensor or between the processor and the driver.
3) The driver may need to be reinstalled.
I know a few things about laser repair...
Wish I could help you more,
So simple - but then again all great ideas are
Also, you could spray watered down washable paint with a spray bottle, too.
Most QR codes need a two layer stencil though, as they have enclosed spaces.
Also, brilliant instructable. It's very well written and illustrated.
Lol, great instructable. The finger paint is a great idea, just be careful, since any art placed on a sidewalk, in a few states, is considered graffiti. Sadly because of the "soccer Moms" of the world, we are politically correct down to an annoyance already!
Remember the story of the four year old girl who was charged with vandalism for drawing a hop scotch on here front sidewalk, out front their house.
Her parents were charged, and if it hadn't made it to the news, they would have actually had to pay it too.... luckily it was dropped after the public found out.... still, the police stood by their laws, stating this doesn't change the law, just made them re-assess the ramifications of their currently laid charges against the 4 yr old girls parents.... DUUUHHHH YOU THINK!
Great instructable :)
And what's preventing a sick person (or normal 4chan member) from generating QRs for links to Goatse, Lemonparty, etc and posting them around town? Wait....
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… and can you say that five times fast? We're so excited to host our park alum, American Idol finalist Rayvon Owen tomorrow. Guess who's coming to visit us on Friday! #MeetAndGreet @RayvonOwen @AmericanIdol #ParkAlum pic.twitter.com/lpufsshDzE — Holiday World (@HolidayWorld) June 4, 2015 Rayvon's meet and greet is Friday at 2pm CDT. We'll be hanging…Read More »
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There's no denying, Thunderbird is getting a lot of love and attention this fall. It's the new coaster on the block, and there's lots of interest in how construction is coming along. (Spoiler alert: it's coming along really, really well – stay tuned for more next week. Maybe even watch the Thunderbird ConstructionCams. On Monday.)…Read More »
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Paula's note: as a fellow "middle child," I just had to take a few minutes on my day off to post Leah's musings. My middle child, John, started laughing when I told him what I was up to: You should wait till tomorrow, Mom. That fits the Middle Child Syndrome perfectly – "Um, I really…Read More »
Summer Saturdays = Night Rides!
What's your favorite night ride? From today through August 16, every Saturday we're open 9am – 9:30pm CDT. #NightRides pic.twitter.com/ArZHuOAJRl — Holiday World (@HolidayWorld) June 7, 2014Read More »
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Did you get a lot of rain this week? Mother Nature power-washed the park for us! We're dubbed this Raven Creek. Lots of rain yesterday! #tristatewx pic.twitter.com/qW5AX7sEjQ — Holiday World (@HolidayWorld) April 4, 2014 No flooding here – despite six inches of rain yesterday; just a few swollen creek banks. Here's a view of the…Read More »
Hoosier dummy?
Our test dummies are ready to roll! They look like a rowdy bunch, don't they? Here's a video of our water-filled dummies from a few years ago: We open for the season on May 3 – these dummies get the run of the park until then!Read More »
Keeping track of the coaster crazies
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It's beginning to look a lot like …
… yes, Christmas! While most folks are putting away their Easter decor, we're awakening the elves. And here's Cheryl, fastening a big bow on one of the light poles in our Christmas Plaza. It's so nice to see our beautiful trees greening up. Do you think Cheryl is noticing that a certain roller coaster in…Read More »
A light dusting of snow
Wednesday morning, we had a surprise snowstorm. By 8:30, I was tweeting about it: I've never seen such HUGE snowflakes! Watch it snow live: holidayworld.com/visit/construc… #HWSS twitter.com/HolidayWorld/s… — Holiday World (@HolidayWorld) February 13, 2013 A bit later, Nathan grabbed a camera and headed out to take these flakey photos. "Go toward the light!" Heading up…Read More »
Our tie-in with this year's Super Bowl
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"A graham cracker and nut streusel swirls through this quick, cake mix fix-up. Our family has been making and enjoying this delicious cake for many years. This is wonderful with a cup of hot tea!"
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This was an awsome coffee cake and so easy. I did change a couple of things. First, I added some cinnamon and madagascar vanilla to the cake batter for a little extra flavor. I only used 6Tbs of butter for the struesel topping and the consistency was perfect. I pour about 1/2-3/4 of the batter into a greased 9x13 pan. I then sprinkled 1/2 of the topping evenly over the batter. I dropped spoonfulls of the remaining batter over the topping. I made large circles with a knife to distribute the top batter and mix in the struesel topping (don't stir, just swirl a few times) I then topped with more topping. Baked for 30 minutes at 350 and did not use the drizzle of powdered sugar as it did not need it!! Great recipe!
Certainly a pretty cake (almost a guarantee if you use a specialty Bundt pan as I did) but nothing special in taste. (Hubs had a couple of bites and left the rest on his plate. I didn't even get THAT far) Even substituting freshly squeezed orange juice for the water and adding a tablespoon of fresh orange zest and a teaspoon of vanilla didn't elevate this beyond a mediocre, doctored up cake mix - and there are some doctored up cake mix recipes that are excellent! Also, a mere 1/4 cup of oil left this a little dry. For those who are still interested, I used a specialty Bundt pan which required only half of the the topping mixture. Because mine is a dark pan, I lowered the oven temperature to 325 degrees, and it was baked perfectly at about 42 minutes. I drizzled it with a glaze of fresh orange juice and powdered sugar. The remaining streusel (and there was quite a bit leftover) I froze for later use to top muffins.
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DELICIOUS!! Only change I made was omitting the nuts and using cinnamon graham crackers instead of plain. As my family puts it "this is a keeper!!"
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This is absolutely one of the best coffeecakes I've tasted--homemade or otherwise. I cut the amount of butter to one stick, and I use a butter-flavored cake mix and cinnamon graham crackers, and the results are wonderful. This will be a favorite!
Great and Simple! I have made it twice, and both times it was a big hit. It also freezes really well. The streusel call for way too much butter - probably 6 tbsp. would be enough. My streusel did not sink, but then I used finely ground crumbs and chopped nuts. I also mixed cinnamon into the cake mix to give it a little more flavor.
This recipe was great. I don't like nuts so I changed it a bit... instead of the walnuts I used 1/2 cup rolled oats and increased the butter to a full cup. It was delicious!
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