text:
Patricia A. Graczyk, PhD
University of Illinois at Chicago
Department of Psychiatry (M/C 747)
Institute for Juvenile Research
1747 W. Roosevelt Road, Rm. 155
Chicago, IL 60608
Office Phone: (630) 428-6106
Office Fax: (630) 428-6101
Assistant: Darnetta Byndum,
Atkins, M. S., Frazier, S. L., Leathers, S. J., Graczyk, P. A. et al (in press). Teacher key opinion leaders and mental health consultation in urban low-income schools. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology.
Graczyk, P. A., & Connolly, S. D. (2008). Anxiety disorders in childhood. In T. Gullotta (Ed.), Handbook of child behavioral issues: Evidence- based approaches (pp. 215-238). New York: Taylor and Francis, Publishers.
Graczyk, P. A., Domitrovich, C. E., Small, M., & Zins, J. E. (2006). Serving all children: An implementation model framework. School Psychology Review, 35, 266-274.
Graczyk, P. A., Atkins, M. S., Jackson, M. M., Letendre, J. A., Kim, J. Y. S., Baumann, B. L., & McCoy, J. (2005). Urban educators' perceptions of interventions for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A preliminary investigation. Behavioral Disorders, 30, 95-104.
Pavuluri, M. N., Graczyk, P. A., Henry, D. B., Carbray, J. A., Heidenreich, J., & Miklowitz, D. J. (2004). Child and family-focused cognitive behavioral therapy for pediatric bipolar disorder: Development and preliminary results. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 43 (5), 528-537.
Elias, M. J., Zins, J. E., Graczyk, P. A., & Weissberg, R. P. (2003). Implementation, sustainability, and scaling up of social-emotional and academic innovations in public schools. School Psychology Review, 32 (3), 313-319.
Lovejoy, M. C., Graczyk, P. A., O'Hare, E., & Neuman, G. (2000). Maternal depression and parenting behavior: A meta-analytic review. Clinical Psychology Review, 20, 561-592.
Graczyk, P. A., Domitrovich, C. E, & Zins, J. E. (2003). Facilitating the implementation of evidence-based prevention and mental health promotion efforts in schools. In M. D. Weist, S. W. Evans, & N. A. Lever (Eds.), Handbook of school mental health: Advancing practice and research, (pp. 301- 318). New York: Kluwer Academic/ Plenum Publishers.
Waas, G. A., & Graczyk, P. A. (2000). Child behaviors leading to peer rejection: A view from the peer group. Child Study Journal, 29, 291-306.
Waas, G. A., & Graczyk, P. A. (1998). Group interventions for the peer-rejected child. In K. C. Stoiber and T. R. Kratochwill (Eds.), Handbook of group intervention for children and families (pp. 141-158). Boston: Allyn & Bacon.
Patricia A. Graczyk, PhD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology
Dr. Graczyk earned her PhD in Clinical Psychology and School Psychology from Northern Illinois University in 1998 and completed a National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) postdoctoral prevention research fellowship in urban children's mental health in 2001. Her work at UIC allows her to combine her research and clinical interests in anxiety disorders with her desire to continue to work with schools and community agencies in providing quality mental health services to children.
Dr. Graczyk has presented at professional local, national, and international conferences on such topics as pediatric anxiety disorders, Asperger's Disorder, school-based mental health services, social and emotional learning (SEL), child and adolescent peer relationships, and the role of key opinion leader teachers in promoting the utilization of school-based interventions for children with ADHD. She has written journal articles and book chapters on an array of topics. Dr. Graczyk's most recent research is focused on determining ways to help community-based mental health practitioners (e.g., in schools and community mental health agencies) learn and use evidence-based mental health interventions with the children and families they serve, especially youth with anxiety disorders.
Dr. Graczyk is a licensed clinical psychologist and a certified school psychologist. She works as a school psychologist in Indian Prairie School District 204 in Naperville, Illinois. Dr. Graczyk provides diagnostic and treatment services to children and adolescents with a variety of conditions including anxiety disorders, mood disorders, ADHD, learning disabilities, autism, and Asperger's disorder. She serves as a consultant to parents and educators and presents inservice professional development activities to school personnel on a variety of topics including bullying prevention, problem-solving, data-based decision making, curriculum-based measurement, Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), and interventions for students with anxiety disorders, ADHD, and nonverbal learning disabilities.
School-based mental health services for children in urban poverty; models for effective community mental health services; dissemination of evidence-based practices
- Association for Positive Behavioral Supports
- National Association of School Psychologists
- Illinois School Psychologists' Association (Charter Member)
Training Community Mental Health Professionals in Evidence-Based Practices for Children and Adolescents Social Support for Children with Anxiety Disorders


text:
Bill Callahan (born June 3, 1966), is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, who has also recorded and performed under the band name Smog. Callahan began working in the lo-fi genre of underground rock, with home-made tape-albums recorded on four track tape recorders. Later he began releasing albums with the label Drag City, to which he remains signed today.
This area is intended for discussion only. If you have a question about your order, or require customer service you can get in touch via our Customer Service Area. Comments enquiring about existing orders, including personal details, or with questions will be deleted.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
COMPEED Blister Hang Pack Medium Blisters CAUSE : Excess friction and pressure cause the dermis and epidermis layers to loosen. A pocket is created which fills with lymph liquid. TREATMENT : Remove any loose skin, clean and dry the wound. APPLICATION : Remove the patterned protective layer, then remove the white protective paper and place the Compeed plaster directly over the blister. Gently pull away the non-touch tab. Handwarm the Compeed for one minute before and after application.
This item currently has no reviews
You must Login or Register to revew items
Copyright © 2008 planetFear. All rights reserved.
Web design, development and hosting by MTC
Media Ltd.


text:
Welcome to Michaels.com! Your browser currently is not set to accept Cookies. Please turn it on or check if you have another program set to block cookies.
Canadian Ad Valid through
* Certain exclusions and conditions may apply. Click the offer boxes to see full terms of offer. Some advertised items may not be available at all locations. Percent off discounts are off original ticketed price. All credit cards may not be accepted at all stores. Regular prices may vary. Typographic, photographic and printing errors are subject to correction at the store level. Due to the seasonal nature of our products, quantities may be limited and there may be no rain checks issued. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Sign up and receive special offers' coupons and inspiration.
Thanks for signing up! Look no further. Creative ideas and special offers are coming to your inbox!


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Always on the cusp of what's new and hot, Sexy Hair has built a reputation for consistently creating innovative, high-quality hair care products that do what they promise.
There are no products matching the selection.
Currently Shopping by:
You have no items to compare.


text:
All day, every day, our emergency team is ready to address any health crisis:
Our emergency center staff includes 350 health professionals, expert in adult and pediatric emergency care. Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, paramedics, nursing assistants, schedulers, and patient access personnel are dedicated to address your emergency in a thorough, expert, and compassionate manner.
You are encouraged to familiarize yourself with what to expect during your visit.
South Shore Hospital's Emergency Center is one of the busiest in Eastern Massachusetts, with more than 86,000 patient visits each year. Our center is staffed 24 hours a day with emergency medical physicians, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, case managers, and support staff who are expert in emergency care and treatment.
South Shore Hospital has been designated by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health as a primary stroke service, in recognition of the comprehensive care provided to patients experiencing stroke. South Shore Hospital is the only hospital in the region to provide 24-hour access to primary angioplasty, a life-saving heart attack treatment. Our hospital has also earned maximum accreditation from the American Society of Chest Pain Centers, in recognition of our advanced cardiovascular care.
Check test results, review diagnostic imaging reports and more.


text:
Sunday, April 21, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Apr. 21, 2002) -- The East Tennessee State men's golf team fired their best round of the tournament on Sunday to finish in fourth in the Southern Conference Men's Golf Championships from the Furman University Golf Course in Greeneville, S.C. The Buccaneers shot a 3-under par 285 as a team on Sunday to finish at 1-under-par (291-287-285=863). College of Charleston won their first Southern Conference Championship by finishing at 14-under-par (282-285-283=850). Junior Adam Riddering (Maple Grove, Minn.) led the Bucs in the tournament, finishing in a tie for seventh at 4-under par. Riddering scorched the Furman University course for a career-low 5-under-par 67 in Sunday's final round. The 67 tied for the low round of the day. Fellow junior James Johnson (Barbados) shot his second-straight even-par 72 to finish in a tie for 12th at 1-over par (73-72-72=217). Freshman Cennydd Mills (Cardiff, Wales) finished just one stroke behind Johnson after shooting a final-round 3-over-par 75 to place him in a tie for 15th at 2-over-par (74-69-75=218). Freshman Jeremy Hobson (Thonotasassa, Fla.) finished one stroke behind Mills, ending the tournament in a tie for 20th at 3-over-par (73-73-73=219) after carding his third-straight 73 on Sunday. Fellow freshman Marco Trejos (San Jose, Costa Rica) rounded out the tournament for ETSU, finishing in a tie for 27th (76-73-73=222) after shooting his second straight 1-over-par 73 on Sunday. The Bucs return to the links on May 9-10 from the Atlanta Intercollegiate in McDonough, Ga., hosted by Georgia State University.
|Copyright ©2015 East Tennessee State Athletics. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Sports Reviews
Theres no doubt in the skills that Kobe Bryant possesses, but it cant be all that the Los Angeles Lakers can rely on. The question is: where do the Lakers go from here?
During Monday nights exhibition loss to the Los Angeles Clippers, the Lakers star had a shot blocked by DeAndre Jordan that resulted in a hard fall, causing a torn ligament in Bryants wrist. Now, his status is in question as he is listed as day-to-day on the injury report and he will not play in tonights exhibition game against the Clippers.


text:
I thought about trying to fit my retractable Cruzer drive, but upon further inspection, decided that it would be a huge challenge, plus I wanted to keep it original looking when closed. I happen to have a male - male USB cable that a friend gave me. This is why I went with the female USB connector here.
For this Instructable, I have already knocked out the laser side-cut key that went to my friend's new Beetle. I used a the key for my 1991 VW Golf and trimmed it to fit in this Flipkey.
Additionally, I was at a big box retailer and found a Kingston 4GB Micro SD w/ USB adapter. The USB was normally $25 - Marked down to $14.90. Add to that a $10 mail-in rebate - this whole project cost on the order of $5.00.
If you have to purchase the Flipkey or a USB, your costs will vary.
On with the Instructable.
Step 1: Getting the Pieces Together
Volkswagen Flipkey
Micro SD card with USB adapter - I used a Kingston MBLY/4GBKR
A male USB connector
A female USB connector
4 wires or 4-wire ribbon cable
Dremel tool - Very handy!
Exacto knife
Low-Temp soldering iron and solder
Super glue
Baking soda - Trust me on this!
Buy a MK2 Key with a metal head only - no plastic!
Next, partially open the flip key and knock out the pin that secures the laser-cut key in place (Use a tap hammer and a small drill bit or something to tap it out - keep the pin!!!!)
Compare the laser key to your MK2 key, line them up and etch a trace around the laser cut key onto the MK2 key.
Now, take that to a grinder and go to town, get close and finish with files until the MK2 key and the laser cut key bases look the same. Test fit.
Next, notice that the laser cut key has a vertical notch where that pin would line up and hold it for the flipkey. Using the edge of a file, make a shallow notch on the MK2 key that matches the laser cut key.
Reinsert the pin using needle-nose pliers and a small tap hammer. Test, it should work great!
The alternative is to cheat and buy a pre-fab VW HAA keyblank that will fit the flipkey. Check out www.keysforvw.com - Will run you about $20 w/ shipping
If you make it yourself, you have something to brag about! Good luck!
The EuroVan, during the Mk4 years, also got the switchblade key, but still utilized the AH style locks. That is the specific application of the HAA blank for those trying to find it, Eurovan 2000 thru 2003 (at least in U.S. production).
Hope this helps open some people's options!
by the way what MK2 do you have?
Check it out:


text:
Upstate Girl
Just the good stuff.
Posts filtered on Tag
Speakeasy Wednesdays at Mingle
Mingle in Albany (by far one of my favorite local restaurants; get the Korean Tacos, you won't be sorry) has teamed up with the owners of the Albany Distilling Company for a new happy hour that they're calling Speakeasy Wednesdays. ('Speakeasy' because the Albany Distilling Company was the first 'legal' distillery in Albany since Prohibition.) […] [Read More]


text:
While recording his upcoming album in Los Angeles, Ben took a break to play a few songs with the Blind Boys of Alabama on their upcoming release. Due out this Fall, the record includes "People Get Ready" and a couple other songs featuring Robert Randolph & The Family Band and Leon Mobley.
Another solo show has been added to the growing list of one-off's. On June 20th in Telluride, CO, Ben will perform a 90-minute acoustic set at 8:00pm. Tickets are on sale now. More information is available in Tour Dates.
Ben will play a solo acoustic show for an organization called Youth Speaks at Bimbo's 365 Club in San Francisco, CA on April 11th. Tickets go on sale this Sunday, March 24 at 10am. The $40 tickets will be available by calling 415-255-9035. More details available in Tour Dates.


text:
Business leaders opposed bills in a hearing this week that would increase the minimum wage and allow employees up to seven days of paid sick leave annually.
The sick leave bill was heard Wednesday in the House Economic Matters Committee and has attracted 40 co-sponsors in the House. More than 700,000 private-sector workers in Maryland do not earn sick days, and the measure would cost Maryland employers about $192 million annually, according to a state legislative analysis that cited a report from the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
The minimum wage bill, also heard Wednesday in the same committee, has attracted some 58 co-sponsors in the House. More than 500,000 workers in Maryland would receive $778 million in additional wages over the phase-in period of the proposal, according to a state legislative analysis citing the Economic Policy Institute. The measure would raise the minimum wage to $8.25 in July, $9 in July 2014 and $10 in July 2015.
The bills are well-meaning but bad for business, said Deriece Pate Bennett, vice president of government affairs for the Maryland Chamber of Commerce.
"Government mandates like these will hurt businesses as they are slowly recovering from this down economy," she said.
The House committee had not voted on the proposals as of Thursday afternoon.
Business leaders applauded a bill that would create a state income tax credit to invest in cybersecurity companies. The bill was heard Tuesday in the House Ways and Means Committee.
The proposal by Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) would be modeled after the biotechnology investment tax credit program. An investor who puts at least $25,000 in a cybersecurity company could claim a credit equal to 33 percent of the investment, not to exceed $250,000.
The company would have to be a for-profit entity that has not been in business for more than five years, has fewer than 50 full-time employees but a capitalization of at least $100,000, and has its headquarters and operations base in Maryland. Public companies would be ineligible.
O'Malley budgeted $3 million for the program in his proposed fiscal 2014 budget. The proposal would take effect July 1.
"Maryland has a sweet spot in cybersecurity and telemedicine," said Sean Looney, vice president of state government affairs for Comcast, in the hearing. "We could lead every other state in the nation if we do this right."


text:
There is only one you, so take care of yourself. Feed your body Vitamin Code RAW ONE For Men. A convenient, once-daily formula specifically designed to meet the unique needs of men on-the-go, RAW ONE provides the essential vitamins and minerals you need to experience extraordinary health.
The Advantages of Vitamin Code RAW Vitamins
If you know about our Vitamin Code line of RAW vitamins, then you're already aware of the advantages that accompany it. The RAW Food-Created NutrientsTM in Vitamin Code RAW ONE For Men are cultivated with their unique Code FactorsTM intact. Code Factors are the known, and yet to be discovered, synergistic compounds found in food and necessary for proper nutrient delivery. Providing these Code Factors infuses the essential elements of whole foods that your body thrives upon.
Vitamin Code RAW ONE For Men is uncooked, untreated and unadulterated. It is RAW, gluten-free, dairy-free and contains no binders and no fillers.
What are the Benefits of Vitamin Code RAW ONE for Men?
The once-daily, specialized formula for men addresses the nutritional needs to support the following areas:
Food-Created Nutrients
Going beyond vitamins and minerals, Vitamin Code RAW ONE For Men is an excellent choice for mental and physical energy and support of a healthy heart, optimal digestion, and prostate health.┼
┼These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Directions for Use: Adults take 1 capsule daily. May be taken with or without food. Capsules can be opened. Contents can be taken directly with water or raw juices. Not intended for children.
* Daily value not establishedThese statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Other IngredientsVegetable cellulose, brewer's yeast (saccharomyces cerevisiae, lactobacillus bulgaricus, phosphorus.
Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy is your source for natural health products. Browse our online selection of products from all of the best natural brands, or visit one of our pharmacy locations and talk with one of our licensed practitioners. From natural beauty products and cosmetics to vitamins, herbs and supplements, we offer high-quality natural wellness products for the whole family! Start exploring—shop by brand or by condition to find the perfect natural health products for your body, skin, home and more.
The products and claims made about specific products on this site have not been evaluated by Pharmaca.com or the United States Food and Drug Administration and are not approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. The information on this site is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other health care professional or any information contained on or in any product label or packaging. You should not use the information on this site for diagnosis or treatment of any health problem or for prescription of any medication or other treatment. You should consult with a healthcare professional before starting any diet, exercise or supplementation program, before taking any medication, or if you have or suspect you might have a health problem. Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy will not assume liability for any cross-contamination of ingredients, misprints, or adverse reactions to any ingredients in the products we carry. The products sold here may contain lead and other substances that are known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects and other reproductive harm. Prices and promotions are subject to change without notice. All content on this web site is copyrighted by Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy unless otherwise stated. All online offers and prices are valid for online purchases only, and may be different from those in our retail stores. Free shipping offer may not apply to all orders and all states; see shipping policy for full details. Copyright © 2009 – 2015 by Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy. All rights reserved.


text:
It's a Wonderful Christmas - The Best of the Holidays 1940 -1965 by Susan Waggoner.
I love this book and it's not only a great and endearing read but it makes a nice table decoration, unto itself. it's chock-full of beautiful, full-color memorabilia. Ads, toys, postcards, food and lots of comparative prices from the time.
The inside cover reads:
Christmas has always been special. But the Christmases during and after World War II were just a little more special. Men stationed on palm-covered islands dreamed of snowmen and winter wonderlands. Home front families looked forward to the day when "home for keeps" would be a reality. And when that day finally came, the celebration was enormous. Christmas acquired a jubilant glow, a festive lavishness that persists to this day. From toy catalogs to Bubbler lights to Rudolph's bright red nose, a vast number of today's traditions date back to that special time. Bursting with visual icons and images, trimmed with sparkling and informative text, It's a Wonderful Christmas celebrats the era in high style. If you've ever wondered how the tradition of department store Santa's got started, or what the all-time most popular Christmas song is, this is the place to look.
It's a Wonderful Christmas is for everyone who loves Christmas---and for everyone whom, "happy holidays" conjures memories of home movies, "The Chipmunk Song", glittering store windows, and Santa relaxing with and ice cold Coca-Cola. A must have to treasure, now and for years to come.
That about says it all!!!!!!
Check it out here....
It's a Wonderful Christmas


text:
Main Content
This item ships within one business day.
Aric Almirola plans to sweep up the competition this year for Richard Petty Motorsports! Returning for another full-time season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series™, Almirola will pilot the No. 43 Jani King Ford Fusion for one race. The sleek blue paint scheme will debut at Martinsville Speedway on April 7th. Fans won't want to miss the die-cast that finely replicates the No. 43 Jani King Ford Fusion. With an authentic replica paint scheme, each die-cast is authentically detailed and officially licensed by NASCAR®.
- 1:24 Scale die-cast is 8 inches in length
- Limited edition collectible
- Officially licensed NASCAR product
- Platinum series car offers incredible detail
Almirola Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Wedding Cakes near benson,md
Other Wedding Vendors near benson,md:
|Wedding Band (150)
|Wedding Beauty & Health (760)
|Wedding Catering (372)
|Wedding Ceremony Music (152)
|Wedding DJ (460)
|Wedding Dress & Attire (222)
|Wedding Event Rentals (133)
|Wedding Favors & Gifts (154)
|Wedding Flowers (419)
|Wedding Invitations (227)
|Wedding Jewelry (222)
|Wedding Lighting & Decor (47)
|Wedding Officiant (342)
|Wedding Photography (1128)
|Wedding Planning (514)
|Wedding Rehearsal Dinner (150)
|Wedding Transportation (113)
|Wedding Travel Agents (101)
|Wedding Venue (779)
|Wedding Videography (189)
You've chosen the maximum (5) items in this category. Compare your items or remove and replace with another.Compare Now
0 Vendors Selected. Select up to 5 vendors to compare in one of the following categories: Venues, Bands, Catering, Photography or Videographers.
Debi's Cake Studio88 Reviews
Cakes with an artistic appeal.
Gwynn Oak, MD | 410-206-3714
Imagination, inspiration, innovation....all artists summon these to bring their visions to reality. A good pastry chef calls on all three when...(more)
Icedgems Baking20 Reviews
Reisterstown, MD | 443-690-7056
Icedgems offers brides the most delicious wedding cake, cupcakes, or other dessert treats made using artisanal recipes from the finest ingredients....(more)
Sweet Eats Cakes LLC16 Reviews
Bel Air, MD | 410-913-3826
Sweet Eats Cakes is a custom cake and dessert shop. We work with each couple individually to bring your dream wedding cake to life. We recommend...(more)
Simply Desserts58 Reviews
Simple Ingredients, Spectacular Taste
Columbia, MD | 443-226-0102
Simply Desserts offers custom designed and flavored wedding cakes that are made completely from scratch using the finest ingredients. We also offer...(more)
Charm City Cakes101 Reviews
If you can imagine it, we can create it.
Baltimore, MD | 410-235-9229
Cake Is the Physical Manifestation of Joy If you can imagine it, we can create it. Since opening shop in 2001, Chef Duff Goldman has gained an...(more)
Flavor Cupcakery57 Reviews
When it's time to splurge, every bite should be worth it!
BelAir , MD | 443-371-6664
Flavor Cupcakery is a boutique style bakery with locations in Bel Air and Cockeysville, MD. We specialize in freshly baked gourmet cupcakes &...(more)
SugarBakers Cakes745 Reviews
Serving Maryland and Washington DC Wedding Cakes Too Pretty to Eat, Too Good Not to!
Catonsville, MD | 410-788-9478
SugarBakers Cakes is a locally owned bakery that makes specialty and wedding cakes that taste as good as they look. Our staff of creative Pastry...(more)
Baltimore Cakery146 Reviews
Shaping your vision into a dazzling showpiece that delights your palate and your sense of style.
Baltimore, MD | 443-869-3930
Baltimore Cakery is the area's newest boutique-style cake shop. We take great pride in being the first eco-friendly shop in Baltimore. Our stylists...(more)
cake art55 Reviews
Cakes that taste as great as they look
Salisbury, MD | 443-859-8147
Cake Art Specializing in European buttercream and fondant wedding cakes. There are many flavor combinations to choose from and each tier can be...(more)
Contact Us Website
Call to set up a complimentary consultation and tasing. We will sit down with you and design the cake of you dreams. Bring your ideas and tastebuds.
Cakes by Rachael159 Reviews
Artisan Cakes, Cupcakes, & Chocolates
Edgewater , MD | 443-221-7569
Cakes by Rachael specializes in custom designing and building wedding cakes and cupcakes! We are obsessed with creating one of-a-kind wedding...(more)
Desserts By Rita156 Reviews
Havre de Grace, MD | 410-942-0222
Desserts by Rita is a small bakery based in Bishopville, Maryland, but reaches to Harford County in Havre de Grace where Rita–the owner and...(more)
Hamilton Bakery11 Reviews
You Deserve This.
Baltimore, MD | 410-254-0797
Your wedding cake should be the perfect ending to your special day. Let us help you design your perfect wedding cake. From simple...(more)
Sweet Hearts Patisserie24 Reviews
Annapolis, MD | 410-263-6513
Sweet Hearts Patisserie is a French inspired bakery specializing in elegant wedding cakes, dessert tables, favors, petit fours, French macarons...(more)
WinniE's Bakery1 Review
Columbia, MD | 443-801-2372
Elise Smith is the Owner & Head Baker of WinniE's Bakery. The inspiration for the name alone, "Winnie" in WinniE's Bakery stems directly from...(more)
Dudley's Desserts13 Reviews
Celebrate with Something Sweet
Columbia, MD | 443-366-5006
Dudley's desserts is dedicated to creating specialty cakes, cupcakes, and sweets customized to reflect your taste, vision, and personality. We...(more)
Bakery Express | Ms. Desserts26 Reviews
Halethorpe, MD | 410-281-2000
Let Bakery Express/Ms. Desserts make your special day delicious and beautiful!(more)
Yia Yia's Bakery171 Reviews
Baltimore, MD | 410-238-2253
Yia Yia's Bakery We are located in Rosedale, just outside of White Marsh! Come visit us at: 9415 Philadelphia Road, Baltimore, MD 21237 ...(more)
Angel's Bakery33 Reviews
Let us be a part of your special day!
Pasadena, MD | 410-255-6800
Tammy Minarik graduated with honors in 1999 from the professional Pastry program at L'Academie de Cuisine, located in Gaithersburg, MD. The French...(more)
Fiona's Cakes208 Reviews
Personalized Designs and Award Winning Taste
Severna Park, MD | 410-647-9732
There is no sweeter detail on your wedding day then your cake. It is one of the most popular highlights of any wedding reception. Fiona's cakes...(more)


text:
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Slow Cooker Cream Cheese Chicken Chili
It is officially chili weather in Alabama - brr. We usually do a traditional beef chili, but I saw this in my google reader and decided to give it a try. One word - amazing!
It is made in the crockpot - my favorite preparation method. This only took 5 minutes to throw together before work. You could even mix it up the night before and just turn the crockpot on before heading out the door. The chili was delicious! We both loved it. It was even great reheated for lunch the next day.
Cream Cheese Chicken Chili
adapted from Tried and Tasty
(Printable Recipe)
1 can black beans
1 can corn, undrained
1 can Rotel, undrained
1 package ranch dressing mix
1 tsp cumin
1 Tbsp chili powder
1 tsp onion powder
1 8 oz package light cream cheese
2 chicken breasts
Drain and rinse black beans. Place chicken at bottom of pot, then pour out whole can of corn (undrained), rotel, and black beans. Top with seasonings and ranch mix. Stir together. Place cream cheese on top. Cover with lid and cook on low for 6-8 hours. Stir cream cheese into chili. Use 2 forks to shred chicken. Stir together and serve.
187 comments:
Sounds yummy! Did you use frozen or fresh chicken breasts?ReplyDelete
I actually tried this recipe this past weekend and loved it! Yes, you use frozen chicken breasts. It's a keeper!ReplyDelete
THe fact that I can use frozen chicken breats is awesome! This is definitely a keeper to try !ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing ! xo. A Southern Bee Diary
I'm making this for dinner tonight. My chicken was not frozen though...should that make a difference?ReplyDelete
Briggins810- the chicken will just cook a little faster if they aren't frozen. No taste difference.ReplyDelete
This recipe looks amazing! I don't think we have Rotel in Canada :(ReplyDeleteReplies
I am just using canned diced tomatoes and a can of green chiles.Delete
This sounds so good! One question is that two whole chicken breasts or two halves? Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
I would assume 2 halves. Otherwise that's a lot of chicken. :)Delete
YUM! Must make this for the cold weather. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
ps I'm one of your newest followers and just love so many of your recipes here. Thanks for keeping my recipe addiction going :)
Do you post the nutritional information?ReplyDelete
Adrienne - 2 breast halvesReplyDelete
Do you rinse and drain the black beans before putting them in?ReplyDelete
Marie - yes. Drain and rinse off the black beans and then dump everything in the crockpot.ReplyDeleteReplies
Why do you rinse and drain black beans?Delete
Yum! How many servings does this make?ReplyDelete
You may have answered the question about the serving size, but I don't see it. How many servings does this recipe make?ReplyDelete
This would be about 4 adult servings.ReplyDelete
The weather made us make chili too!ReplyDelete
we had this last night. Winner all the way around!ReplyDelete
I have this in the crock pot now. But it doesn't look like enough liquid??ReplyDelete
The chicken will make some liquid as it cooks. Give it some time to cook down and if it still looks too thick, add water until it is the consistency you like.ReplyDelete
This looks great, Steph, especially all the spices visible on top. I just saved this one to try, it would be perfect for a busy weeknight and I don't use my crock pot enough.ReplyDelete
This looks great and easy....thinking I will need to double it for my family of 5 plus leftovers. And I'm wondering how great it would be cooked on high....I need it done in 5 hours today.....hmmm.ReplyDelete
Liz - it should be fine cooked on highReplyDelete
I just found this on Pinterest! I wish I was having it for dinner tonight! Yummy.ReplyDelete
We ate this today and it is very very good. We will have this again for sure and it is really economical.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work and food.
Lee Ann
I didn't see whether you wrote about nutritional information.ReplyDelete
I don't currently write about the nutritional informationReplyDelete
If I wanted to double this recipe would I simply double the ingredients or would? I know this is probably obvious but I am a cook in training;) ThanksReplyDelete
Jason - you are correct, just double everything if you want a double batch. Good luck!ReplyDelete
I'm cooking this in my crockpot now!ReplyDelete
I made this tonight and it was so very good. Thank you for all the recipes! I did use chili beans instead of black beans.ReplyDelete
Can't wait to try it. War Eagle!ReplyDelete
Made this tonight and it was TERRIFIC! I'd even make this when company is coming!!!ReplyDelete
We had this tonight and it was great! It was more on the thicker side and we had it with tortilla chips. We thought this would be great next time spread on tostada shells with lettuce and sour cream. Can't wait to try that!ReplyDelete
I heard a couple of my locker room buddies talking about this today and immediately my mouth started watering..too bad I don't have time to run home and get this ready for tonight... looks like it's on the menu for Friday or Saturday though! YUM!ReplyDelete
Made this tonight and it was *really* great, especially considering the minimal work needed.ReplyDelete
We used low-fat cream cheese and everyone loved it -- not too creamy or too ranch-y.
Love the recipe box integration!
This recipe is currently cooking in my crock pot and it smells AMAZING! I made a few adjustments to my recipe. I used black beans and northern beans. I also added some cilantro and black pepper. I can't WAIT to try this tonight. :)ReplyDelete
How many servings would you say this is? I'm trying to calculate calories ;)ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness!! I made this the other day for myself and my-inlaws! It was SUPER EASY and such a hit! ThanksReplyDelete
This looks great! How many does it serve?ReplyDeleteReplies
It will serve about 4 peopleDelete
Yummy!! Made it this week and was told i could make it again! I added a can of White kidney beans also.ReplyDelete
Assuming I should use boneless, skinless chicken?ReplyDelete
You can calculate the calories based on ingredients at www.sparkrecipes.comReplyDelete
Making this right now. I didn't have Rotel and didn't want to run to the store so I just added diced tomatoes. It may not have all the spices the rotel does or the peppers, but I still think it will turn out wonderful.ReplyDelete
How well will this freeze? I like to make individual servings for lunch. Has anyone had any luck?ReplyDelete
Look delish! Can't wait to try it. oureatinghabits - I'm in Canada as well, and you're right, I doubt we can get Ro-Tel here. All it is chopped tomtaoes with chili peppers or jalapenos. You can easily substitute diced tomatoes and your own chopped peppers. No problemo. :)ReplyDelete
I loved the flavor, but it was very thick. Before I thinned it out I thought of how good it would taste in a Fritos or Tostitos scoop as an appetizer......ReplyDelete
So good! It is a definitely a keeper recipe!ReplyDelete
What is Rotel?ReplyDeleteReplies
It's diced tomatoes and chilies. :) If you can't find it, get one can of each (the green chilies should be a 2-3 oz can) good luck!Delete
I made this last night, wasn't paying attention to the size of Rotel so I bought the big can, 24oz and used it all, and it still tasted delish. YUMMY. So excited to have the leftovers are lunch. Amazing recipe.ReplyDelete
I just made this last night. My kids and I loved it! Doubled the recipe to fit my slow cooker & tweeked the ingredients slightly (like using white corn w/ chipotle & 1 packet of regular ranch & 1 packet of fiesta ranch). Delicious!!!ReplyDelete
I keep finding your amazing recipes on pinterest. I am dying to make this. Can I use frozen corn? I am so happy to be following your blog.ReplyDeleteReplies
Andrea - frozen corn is fine.Delete
OH MY GOSH!!! This is SO freakin good!!! Best Chili I've ever had!ReplyDelete
We made this earlier in the week. It was really good! I doubled it and was glad I did, the leftovers where great.ReplyDelete
I made a double batch this weekend and sent it back to school with my son. It's so easy, versatile, and very nicely spiced as is. My son likes spice, so next time I'll use the hotter Rotel or add some chopped jalapenos for more kick. Thanks for posting!ReplyDelete
This looks so good! Do you cut up the cream cheese into cubes?ReplyDeleteReplies
Heather - I just dropped the block of cream cheese in and the heat from the chili melted it fine.Delete
This is by far my favorite chili. I've made it twice now. My family loved it, but found it too spicy, so this last time, I used one can of Rotel and one can of diced tomatoes (I doubled it for our family). The heat was perfect!!! Thanks for the great recipe!!ReplyDelete
Made this for a chili cookoff at work - it was fantastic. This is the only chili to date I actually like.ReplyDelete
Ridiculously good!!! I made this last week and when I was meal planning for this week my husband requested it AGAIN this week! So so easy and SO good! Great with corn bread!ReplyDelete
This is great! I don't care for Ranch Dressing mixes, they taste too "fake" to me, so I just used a half pouch of fajita seasoning and little bit of powdered buttermilk 1 tablespoon or so), and it was great. Also, I had frozen corn (loose) so I just filled the empty rotel can with the frozen corn, topped it off with chicken broth to make up for the lack of corn liquid, and we were good to go! When we reheated it the next day, we stirred in broken tortilla chips so it got some additional texture, and that was great also.ReplyDelete
I love this Cream Cheese Chicken Chili! I have made it more the once now and it is a favorite at my house now. I found you on Pinterest and I am so happy that I did!ReplyDelete
This looks so yummy! I am curious to know if anyone has used non-fat plain greek yogurt instead of cream cheese? I might try it, but add the greek more at the end since in won't really have to melt..ReplyDelete
This was really good! A friend told me it's even better if you add a can of chicken broth, so I did that. We really liked it.ReplyDeleteReplies
Jennifer - great tip! I'll give that a try next time I make this.Delete
Have you ever tried using this in enchiladas? Any idea how it would taste? I would of course drain the rotel and corn prob so it wouldnt be so soupyReplyDelete
Found this on Pinterest and made it last night. Sooo good! I used Rotel with Habaneros to spice it up a bit more.. And also used ground chicken so it would cook faster!ReplyDelete
How long should it cook if cooking on High?ReplyDelete
We found this recipe at the end of May and have been enjoying it about every other week since. For our family, I double the recipe, but only do one serving of chili powder and chilies. Less spicy for the kids that way.ReplyDelete
I've made this multiple times and it is so easy and so tasty! My book club LOVED it and everyone wanted the recipe afterwards. With my line of work the hours are crazy and that's why I love that you can thrown in all ingredients and come home to an awesome meal!ReplyDelete
I usually don't like chili very much,but this is.excellent!!!! Made multiple times so far and everyone that's tasted it absolutely loves it!! Definitely a keeper!! :)ReplyDelete
I made this this week & should have read the comments. My consistency turned out somewhere between chili & dip, so I just should have added a little water.ReplyDelete
I modified it a little bit, as I can't have that much cheese due to salt content & I added a bit more Rotel. Tastes very good, at a thicker consistency, with Tostitos Scoops chips or wrapped up inside a small tortilla shell.
I made this last night and it was so awesome! I kept coming back for more! I think next time i will double the recipe and add a little liquid/broth. A keeper!!ReplyDelete
Wow, this is SO GOOD. I don't like to cook, in fact I hate it, but I saw this on Pinterest and it was so easy I had to give it a go.ReplyDelete
Dump, dump, dump... set on low and come back to pure heavenly deliciousness!
Wow! This is amazing.ReplyDelete
Check out this--->
Just made this tonight! was a great hit. Will be making it again Trying your BBQ chicken tomorrow night! thanks for all the good recipies.ReplyDelete
Made this and entered it into our homecoming chili feed contest tonight...and it was the top vote getter! Thanks for the great recipe!ReplyDelete
What if you don't have a slow cooker?ReplyDelete
Aynsley - You can cook it on the stove for about 3 hours on low.ReplyDelete
Made this last night for dinner. I have pinned a lot of your recipes so now I'm just going to bookmark you site. YUMM!ReplyDelete
Sissieg - yes, drain and rinse the black beansReplyDelete
Make this for dinner tonight. Delicious!! Thanks!ReplyDelete
We tried this for dinner tonight and it was amazing. When it was finished, It was too thick for what we prefer for soup, as I was getting some water to thin it down, my husband grabbed chips and just started eating it that way (not realizing it was soup) So we just had it that way. I love happy food mistakes! Everyone loved it, including my very picky eater!ReplyDelete
I have chicken breast leftovers that are already cooked and would love to try this recipe. What should I do differently when using already cooked chicken?ReplyDeleteReplies
Lindsay - you can cook it the same way and just reduce the cooking time. You could also stir in the chicken right before serving - maybe about 10-20 minutes before to warm the chicken bDelete
Makin' this tomorrow! I temporarily don't have a crockpot. Think I can simmer on the stove for a few hours?ReplyDelete
Makin' this tomorrow! I temporarily don't have a crockpot. Think I can simmer on the stove for a few hours?ReplyDelete
This looks so yummy. I defintely want to try it, but my husband and kids are so picky. If I don't put the Rotel in it will it still have good flavor? Is there any substitutes I could use instead?ReplyDeleteReplies
Try Salsa. That's what I used.Delete
Heather - it will still taste good without the Rotel. If they don't like chunks of tomato, you can puree the Rotel before adding it to the soup. If they don't like the spice of Rotel, just substitute diced tomatoes - you can puree those too.ReplyDelete
I am going to make this tomorrow. Can't wait!ReplyDelete
This is fab! I was out of Rotel (gasp) but I used a can of diced tomatoes and a can of green chili's. Super awesome! Oh- I also added some Velveeta cheese the last 30ish minutes. I can't wait to make this for a football or family gathering. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Tomi - I will have to try the Velveeta next time I make it. I think everything is better with Velveeta!ReplyDelete
Made this last week and we're making it again this week. SO GOOD! I am so glad that I found your blog. Best food blog I have found. Foods that I usually have the ingredients for and aren't too hard and are ALWAYS delish! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
A-maz-ing! I made this for tonight's dinner and 3 out of 4 of us had seconds. I had leftover chicken so used that, didn't have ranch dressing mix so used an enchilada packet instead. I could have eaten more but needed to go to Zumba. ;) Thank you so much for such a delicious and easy recipe!ReplyDelete
I made this the other night for my husband and I and we LOVED it! He was hesitant at first to try it because he said it was "un-American" for chilli to be made with chicken lol! He loved it so much that he asked for me to make it again tonight! I don't have a slow cooker, so I poached the chicken with some onion garlic and kosher salt and just shredded it after it cooked and just did the rest in a pot on the stove. I did add a bit of crushed red pepper, black pepper, garlic powder and franks hot sauce. All I can say is that this was DELICIOUS! This is definitely a keeper!!!ReplyDelete
I made this today, didn't have black beans, used white, I have very potent chili and used only a teaspoon. I also added a chopped onion. It was SO good!ReplyDelete
Just made this, and it's really good! I think it's a bit too spicy though, so next time I might use less chili powder. I doubled it, and it was SO easy to make!ReplyDelete
Have you ever made this without the cream cheese or by substituting something for the cream cheese? I don't eat cheese, but was hoping to make do without or by subbing...thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
Full fat unsweetened coconut milkDelete
Allison - not sure what you could substitute for the cream cheese - I would suggest other cheeses, but that doesn't help you. Maybe some sour cream?ReplyDelete
I have this in the crockpot right now..sooo excited to try it!!!ReplyDelete
Have you ever used beef in this recipe?ReplyDelete
Hi there,ReplyDelete
Just popped this into the crockpot- its suppose to rain today in San Diego so its that White Chicken Chili kindof day-also pinned this!! Can't wait to try the final product-love your recipes
I made this last night and we were fighting over who got to lick the pot--it was THAT GOOD!!!!! A keeper for sure!ReplyDelete
I made this for dinner last night and it got a big "mmmmm" from my boyfriend. We both had 2nd helpings and I'm eating the leftovers for lunch right now. It's even good cold. I'm sure I'll be making this again. :-)ReplyDelete
What's the desired temperature or crockpot setting? Help plz!ReplyDelete
Willie - I cook it on low all dayReplyDelete
thank you Stephaine...are most slow cook meals on low?ReplyDelete
This is an awesome recipe and a huge hit with our family. I added some green onions and chopped up half of a white onion instead of using onion powder and turns out amazing! Also added 2 c. water because I like my chili a little more on the soupy side.ReplyDelete
This was absolutely delicious! Everyone in my family loved it and can't wait for me to make it again. Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
This is a favorite in our house. I always have to double the recipe to have leftovers for lunch.ReplyDelete
This looks very delicious!is it very spicy?I like a little kick but not too much, if so could I reduce the cumin or chili powder or both?ReplyDelete
I must qualify my comment by stating that I am not a crockpot cook. I like to use fresh ingredients and no "cream of...". I was pleasantly surprised to see that the ingredients didn't include any "cream of..." and decided to give it a try. I was not disappointed! I did make a few modifications - used frozen corn, used 1 can of chicken stock, and did not use the Ranch packets. Instead, I added more spices (1 tsp oregano, 1 tsp cumin, 1 tsp paprika, 1 Tbsp chili powder, 1/2 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp pepper). I served it with fresh cilantro, and it was delicious! Perfect for a snowy, winter day.ReplyDelete
I made this for dinner the other night. It smelled SO good while it was cooking! I doubled the recipe and left out the beans, only because I didnt have any on hand but everything else was the same. I used Rotel with habaneros because that's what I had, as well. A couple hours before dinner time, I ended up in urgent care with my daughter but told hubby and son that they should go ahead and eat. Hubby texted me at the hospital to tell me, and I quote "this chili is bomb!" LOL He loved it! It was really spicy, even for me and I love spicy foods but that's my doing. The taste was fabulous. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Do you mix the ranch with directions on packet mor just put the ranch seasoning in the crockpot?ReplyDelete
This comment has been removed by the author.ReplyDelete
Goodfellas - jus dump the packet into the crockpot - don't make the ranch dipReplyDelete
So good! Once I shredded the chicken it soaked up all the liquid so instead of chili we had it in tortillas with a little cheese one night and over rice the next night. We will be doing both again.ReplyDelete
This sounded pretty good! I just put everything in the crock pot and look forward to seeing how it turns out! My husband is coming home from a business trip tonight, so I'm sure he'll appreciate it.ReplyDelete
I did make some modifications based on personal preference/convenience -- kidney beans instead of black beans, taco seasoning instead of the individual spices.
I'll let you guys know how it turned out.
Just made this today and boy is it awesome. I threw it all together in a matter of minutes. I also added some extra things i had in the pantry like canned mixed vegetables, bulgar wheat, and canned green chilis and it turned out amazing. It wasn't soupy at all but just really thick and flavorful. Thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
We really enjoyed this. The whole family ate it up! I will definitely be make this one again. thanks!ReplyDelete
I made this tonight... it was delicious. I added a little chicken broth to thin the sauce out a little. Thanks for the great recipe!ReplyDelete
Wow. This is REALLY good. Impressively flavorful for being so simple. My 4-year-old declares it "her best meal ever!" (A compliment she's never dished out before). Thank you!ReplyDelete
Leigh - WOW!! That is awesome. So glad it was a hit!!ReplyDelete
I too wondered what Rotel is as we don't have it here in New Zealand but I asked good old Dr Google and...ReplyDelete
One of my favorite Pinterest recipes! I accidentally used cream corn once and it was even better! You can use Neufchâtel cream and the lower sodium beans and corn for a bit of a healthier version.ReplyDelete
I use 3-4lbs of frozen chicken tenders and it turns out fine you do not need to double the recipe just makes a lot more.ReplyDelete
cooking now. Using 3 chicken breast, seasoned black beans (lightly rinse and drained) added frozen onions as well. Will let you know ~ReplyDelete
I'm making this for the second time in two weeks. We love it! So yummy.ReplyDelete
I make this frequently in chilly weather. I always add a can of white beans and some half and half (eyeball the amount) to thicken it up and make it go further. Always delicious! Love this recipe!ReplyDeleteReplies
So glad you liked the chili! Love your additions.Delete
If I double the recipe, do I need to cook it any longer? Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
I made this over the weekend and it was wonderful. Hubby asked for it for dinner again tonight. I did add some chicken broth to thin it out a bit. Next time I cook it, I'm going to add a can of regular diced tomatoes to add more juice and an additional flavor. Great with tortilla chips and garnished with shredded Mexican cheese.ReplyDeleteReplies
So glad you enjoyed it!Delete
Making this for Halloween eve. I think I will use sour cream rather then cream cheese. Just sounds less heavy. Stephanie, thanks so much for sharing such a wonderful fall recipe!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to hear how the sour cream turns out. Enjoy!Delete
I'm also interested to hear how it works out with sour cream!Delete
Ok-I tripled the recipe (ya-I'm crazy that way!). Anyway, I did one part cream cheese and 2 parts sour cream. It was A.M.A.Z.I.N.G! This recipe is a keeper for me. I served mine over brown rice and it is a very fulfilling meal.Delete
Thanks again for sharing such a great slow cooker recipe.
Glad to hear it is good with some sour cream!Delete
Made this at my work's chili cook-off and I won! Everyone loved it!ReplyDeleteReplies
Congratulations!!!! That is awesome!Delete
I made this for church last night and everyone loved it!! I needed to make five times the original recipe, so I put 2x the ingredients in my oval crock pot and 1.5x the ingredients in each of the smaller round crockpots belonging to the church. Then once it was all done, we dumped it all into one big pot and served it with corn fritters. It was a huge hit and I had multiple people asking for the recipe!ReplyDeleteReplies
YAY! So glad to hear it was a hit!!Delete
So if I double it, do I really need 2 packets of ranch (I don't really cook with this except to make dip!). Also what amount of boneless skinless chicken in terms of weight would you suggest for a double recipe? One more thing, since I'll be using 2 "bricks" of cream cheese should I melt it in advance of adding to the crockpot? I'm excited to try this as you have gotten so many amazing comments! Thank you.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, I just cooked this today and I love, love, love it!!!! I'm not a cook so this recipe was perfect for me...ReplyDelete
Thank you!!!!Replies
So glad you enjoyed it!Delete
I added a few more spices (smoked paprika, chili w/lime seasoning) and 1/2 pack of spicy ranch Hidden Valley seasoning....one word....AWESOME! Thanks for sharing the recipe...ReplyDelete
i have made this several times this fall. so great and EASY for a family! i half the cream cheese and its delicious!ReplyDelete
This comment has been removed by the author.ReplyDelete
mine was not soupy it all any suggestions on what I did wrongReplyDeleteReplies
you can add some chicken broth or water to itDelete
I have to tell you this is a big hit no matter where I take it. I am currently living on Guam and they love spicy so I just add some local boonie peppers and maybe a little extra chili powder and it is awesome!ReplyDelete
In the slow cooker now! Can't wait! Bought a can of chicken broth just in case I need to add toward the end. I'll let you know if the family gives it a thumbs up! Thanks for posting!ReplyDelete
would you happen to have the nutritional value per serving? (protein, carbs, fat, and fiber) Yes on W.W. and need to calculate points...ReplyDeleteReplies
I do not provide nutritional information on the blog. You can check out this website for that information: http://caloriecount.about.comDelete
And how much =a serving?ReplyDelete
if you double the recipe should you double the cream cheese also?ReplyDelete
This was so easy and very delicious! I doubled the whole thing except the cream cheese, I added 4 oz. cream cheese and 4 oz. of plain yogurt. It was awesome even before I added the cheese, next time I might try it without so it would be less calories. I didn't add the cheese until the end because I didn't have any in the house and brought it home from work after it was done.ReplyDelete
I have made this for some time now and am always asked to bring it to get togethers. I make mine thick by either draining off liquid or not adding so much and then using it in wraps...deliciousReplyDelete
I just put this in my crock pot and now I am waiting. I make one adjustment, because I am not a black bean fan, I used home cooked navy beans. Wish me luck!ReplyDelete
Not a huge ranch fan. Is it overwhelmly ranch-y or is there something I can sub instead?ReplyDelete
Just made this last night. Huge hit! It needed a bit more liquid, probably because I cooked it a bit too long, but it was still awesome. I'm definitely making it again and I'll probably add a can of chicken broth next time. Either way, this was amazing!ReplyDelete
Just used 2 fairly large size chicken breasts (I was following the recipe!) only to find out in the comments I probably should've only used one... Oh well. It will still be delicious!ReplyDeleteReplies
Well duh, I will just pull out one of the breasts after it cooks and use it in something else. Need more coffee ;)Delete
I made this but only had the "Fiesta Ranch" on hand. Since the Fiesta Ranch is a little spicier, I skipped the chili powder and cumin, and will make it this way with Fiesta ranch every time! Everybody loved it and it was very flavorful!ReplyDeleteReplies
I will try the Fiesta Ranch next time!Delete
This us one of my husband's favorite things to eat. I double the recipe to have some to freeze for his lunches at work, but instead of doubling the corn, I add about 2 cups of hominy.ReplyDelete
The chicken doesn't have to be cooked first?ReplyDeleteReplies
No - throw it in there rawDelete
I love this recipe! I found it a few years ago and won a chili contest at work! Today I'm using it for a luncheon at my school! Love it!ReplyDelete
After reading all the positive comments I can't believe I never saw this one or made it before. That will change soon! Thanks for ALL the great recipes.ReplyDelete
This was some of the best chili I've ever had! I will definitely be making it again. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Made this for a chili cook-off tonight and it's really good! I substituted diced onions for the onion powder. Also added some celery. Really nice flavor.ReplyDelete
frozen or non-frozen raw chicken breast halves ok? 5 or 6-qt cooker?ReplyDeleteReplies
Frozen or thawed chicken is fine. I have a 6-qt slow cooker, but 5-qt should be fine too.Delete
This was a big hit tonight. I didn't see the recipe until 5pm and it sounded so good I wanted it now so I adapted it for my pressure cooker. I had some cooked chicken so I threw that in the pressure cooker then added all the other ingredients. I cooked it at low pressure for 30 minutes then served it with cornbread. Boy, was I popular with the family. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Super easy and incredibly delicious! I loved how you can throw in frozen breasts, and I also appreciated that this only made a small-ish amount. I used Rotel with Habanero for an extra kick, and neufchatel cheese to cut down on the fat content a bit. I took this to a friend's house whose husband does not like beans, so I eliminated those. Bummer! I am making this again next week and will keep the beans.ReplyDelete
This is really good! Have made it many times for meatless Monday, subbing a couple of different types of beans for the chicken and serving it over brown rice. Delicious! Also have added sliced black olives to the mix at times. Very easy and quick to assemble!ReplyDelete


text:
Welcome to Ball State's step-by-step guides for undergraduate admissions. The following steps will help you throughout the admission process. By following these steps, you'll be on your way to making Ball State your university.
Step 1: Schedule your campus visit to Ball State.
Step 2: Explore Ball State's academic majors and programs.
Step 3: Submit your application for admission to Ball State.
You should also check out our specific step-by-step guides below. For assistance or more information, please contact the Office of Admissions.
International Applicants
If you are not a U.S. resident, please see our international admissions area for admission information and guidelines.
Copyright © 2015 Ball State University 2000 W. University Ave. Muncie, IN 47306
800-382-8540 and 765-289-1241


text:
Image via Getty
Whenever a call goes against a fan's-or degenerate gambler's-chosen team, he or she needs answers more palatable than "the refs messed up." One of those reasons is always that the fix is in. In times of natural disaster or other hearstring-tugging moments it only makes more sense to these people. The idea being that it makes for a good story because if the team located in a recently ravaged area gets a win it will…somehow make things nicer for the people in that area and those in charge of officiating the game somehow care about that? I don't know, we're talking about people who paint their chests and/or willfully agree to part with large sums of money based on the outcome of a sporting event.
So, when the Giants got a few friendly calls against the Pittsburgh Steelers, most glaringly a questionable fumble recovery touchdown before the end of the half, it was of course because the NFL wanted the Giants to win so people in the New York area could forget about their house-turned-houseboat.
Donate to hurricane sandy part of your donation goes to the refs paychecks for bonuses to win the game for the giants
- Kyle Jarvis (@jarvy0486) November 4, 2012
NFL is doing everything in their power to make sure the Giants win because of Hurricane Sandy. #SadButTrue
- Kyle Nicholson (@kNicholson18) November 4, 2012
this game is fucking rigged for the giants cuz hurricane sandy!! Those calls were absolute bullshit! #WTF #SteelerNation
- Mike McCullough (@MIke_McC_20) November 4, 2012
NFL wants giants to win at home because hurricane sandy! I fuckin knew it
- Doof. (@Doof__) November 4, 2012
Hurricane sandy points for the Giants #bullshit
- Alex Bachman (@BigBach43) November 4, 2012
The Refs are giving the giants the game because of hurricane Sandy. Just like they gave the knicks the win against the heat.
- Hank De La Cruz (@ElHankDiddy) November 4, 2012
Just cuz hurricane sandy hit new York doesn't mean the refs can give the giants the game
- Zach Rupert (@zrupert6) November 4, 2012
OF COURSE the fix is in for the Giants!!Everyone wants a feel-good story after this Hurricane Sandy devastation
- Angie Kozak (@Angie_Kozak) November 4, 2012
Dead ass the refs are probably sucking off the giants because of hurricane sandy…
- Gavin McCann (@Gj_McCann) November 4, 2012
Most egregiously, however, is that an actual paid broadcaster has apparently gotten in on the Sandy For The Giants act. David Tuckman is a commentator for Sky Sports and multiple users tweeted their surprise at his remarks regarding Sandy's hand in the Giants' good fortune.
David Tuckman,aNew Yorker just said on SkySports NFL coverage that it looks like a lot of hurricane Sandy calls being made for Giants
- trimmgi (@trimmgi) November 4, 2012
@george_h9 did you hear Tuckman in the studio? Giants getting all the decisions cos of hurricane sandy, oh dear. #SackedInTheMorning
- Baris Senturk (@BarisSenturk) November 4, 2012
The idea that home officials are favouring the giants to make the hurricane sandy victims feel better is ridiculous. Shame on you sky sports
- Loz Garnett (@WizardofLoz) November 4, 2012


text:
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Trailing 3-0 and having collected just one hit entering the sixth inning of the opening game, the Bucs (14-7) loaded the bases with two walks and an infield single. Russell drove Gardner-Webb starter Josh Drewery's 1-1 pitch into a strong wind and over the left field wall for his fourth home run of the season, giving the Bucs a 4-3 lead.
Junior Brandon Langston (
Freshman Ryan Self (
After the Bulldogs (10-13) tied the game in the second, the Bucs tacked on two more runs in the third on RBI single by Petro and freshman Tanner Moore (
Leading 3-1 in the fourth, the Bucs pulled away with three more runs, highlighted by senior C.J. Lee's (
Freshman Todd Caldwell (
In addition to Petro and Russell's stellar offensive performances, freshman Justin Tramble (
The teams conclude the series Sunday afternoon at Varsity Field. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m.
|Copyright ©2015 East Tennessee State Athletics. All Rights Reserved.


text:
September 11
Wednesday, 5:00 - 8:00 pm
P.M. @ Penn Museum Summer Nights Concert
The Boyler Boys
This Irish pub band originated during an informal session, and have been playing together for more than 15 years. The Boys play a mix of traditional and quasi-traditional tunes, jigs, reels, hornpipe, and polkas, as well as a few songs about celebrating life.
Tickets are just $5 each, and include Museum admission donation. For more information, call 215.898.2680.
3260 South Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 898-4000
Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00am - 5:00pm
First Wednesdays: 10:00am - 8:00pm
Monday: CLOSED


text:
Bar Stools and Chairs
No game room is complete without a place to sit, right? PoolDawg has scoured the furniture world for the best of the best in bar stools and chairs.
When we selected the chairs we wanted to carry, we focused on strength and durability as well as looks. Our furniture manufacturers use the highest quality materials and build chairs to last a lifetime. Please note though that many of the chairs we carry use reclaimed or distressed wood, so expect some variation in wood grain from chair to chair when purchasing
Log Bar Stool
Our Price: $304.00
Save 20%


text:
En español | When you get passed over for a job and you're over 50, it's tempting to pin the blame on ageism, or say that you were overqualified for the position, or that there was a younger worker willing to work for less pay.
And while all that is certainly possible, it might be that you made some simple (but avoidable) mistakes.
Here are my top 10 things not to do in your job search.
1. Don't adopt a laissez-faire attitude toward your online social media footprint on sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.
A recent CareerBuilder nationwide survey found that more than two in five hiring managers who use social media to research potential employees said they found information online that caused them not to hire a candidate. The biggest turnoffs for potential employers:
- Candidate posted provocative or inappropriate photos or information — 50 percent.
- Sites had information about candidate drinking or using drugs — 48 percent.
- Candidate bad-mouthed previous employer — 33 percent.
- Candidate had poor communication skills — 30 percent.
- Candidate made discriminatory comments related to race, gender or religion — 28 percent.
- Candidate lied about qualifications — 24 percent.
In today's job market, you must have an online profile, though. And it can work for you, if you manage your accounts diligently.
First, upload a current professional head shot (or at least an attractive photo, even if you took it with your smartphone). People want to see what you look like. Smile and sit up straight, with your shoulders pulled back. You might want to visit a hair salon before your photo shoot to tidy up your locks.
Update your personal privacy settings on social media sites such as Facebook. Search for yourself on Google and other Web search engines. You'll discover what others can. Remove anything that shows you in an unflattering light, if possible, or be ready to discuss in an interview.
What you think is all in good fun might not come across that way to a potential employer. Scrub your online profiles before you go job hunting. Highlight your work experience and education. List your hobbies and volunteer activities, and comment on or post articles you find interesting. "Statistically speaking, we know that if you share once a week you increase your chances of having your profile viewed by a recruiter tenfold," says LinkedIn's career expert, Nicole Williams.
Ask ex-colleagues, previous bosses and past clients in different age groups to write recommendations and endorse you on LinkedIn. It's best if they stress your up-to-date tech skills, creativity, experience and work ethic. And when a younger colleague backs you, it subliminally shows that you work well with someone younger — often a concern for employers hiring an older worker.
2. Don't use a kooky email address, such as firstname.lastname@example.com or some such moniker that means something to you, but not the person in Human Resources. Choose an email address that's professional and includes your full name, such as firstname.lastname@example.com, or one that includes your own domain name, such as email@example.com. Avoid an address with numerals, especially if it's something that suggests a birth year, such as firstname.lastname@example.com.
Add a signature to your outgoing email messages that includes your contact information and links to social network accounts such as Twitter and LinkedIn. Employers will look at those links to gather more information about you.
Next page: Don't job hunt alone. »


text:
- Connie Burk
- Seattle, WA
- United States
Executive Director, The Northwest Network of Bisexual, Trans, Lesbian & Gay Survivors of Abuse
This conversation is closed.
Can humans resist 'opening the door' once they realize it's there?
I was struck today when Mary Lou Jepsen, in her talk about direct 'thought to digital' interface, declared, "We have little option but to open this door."
It made me wonder, under what conditions could we, would we decide to leave a door closed? Do we have little option but to open any door once we realize it's there?
Let's say, as a thought experiment, we had evidence that, in addition to all the coolness she described, the wrath of hell laid behind that particular door. Could human people actually agree to leave it closed? Even then?
Or would we say, "well, someone's going to open it, so it may as well be us."
Are we hardwired to 'open the door?
Gail .
Feb 28 2013: Unless there was absolute proof that the wrath of hell was behind the door, and what the wrath of hell was, I would open the door. That's just me. I'm not fear-centered.
- +2
If I were fear-centered, and if I believed that there existed a god who would be very angry at me for opening the door, and I would find myself behind that door after I died if I did so, then I would not only leave the door closed, but I would buttress it and work hard to keep others away from it.
If what is REALLY behind the door is a group of people living the finest life possible, but they don't want you around, so they started a rumor? Or what if those people are super-beings with god-like powers, and the one who last opened the door was afraid of them (though they are loving, pacifist beings), so opening the door was declared to be a cultural evil - even if opening the door would result in all of your problems being put to rest and your learning how to develop your own godly powers?
The door will be opened. It may not be opened today or tomorrow, but it will be opened. You can't stop progress. You can't stop learning. You can try, but a law won't stop the curious any more than a restraining order will stop a determined wife or child beater.
. .
Mar 2 2013: Hi Connie......the only thing that I can add to the wonderful insights offered by others here is, that when you build a door, you can bet that it will be opened.....and when you build a 'wall', it too will be taken down..... A lock on the door, will only call out for its opening sooner.....And the part about 'realizing' ....'realizing' is why we are here to begin with..... We are seekers. The truth can not be hidden from us.....realizing, is always a matter of time but once we know the truth, we can not act false.
- +1
Daryl Roche
Feb 28 2013: We left that gorge so many eons ago…ventured beyond the mountains that surround it, spilled ourselves out beyond the next valley, and mountain, crossed the rivers, and lakes, oceans…and at every turn, every hilltop, we saw the next horizon, and it challenged us to move on, forward, searching, endlessly seeking…we are human, an explorer species, it is what drives us, what made us the most evolved creature from this planet…we are an explorer species, it took us across oceans and space, it will take us to the stars, and beyond…
- +1
the door will open,
we will tame hell….and look for the next door…
it is what we do, it is who we are
Mar 2 2013: Like the fellow that jumped off the top of a tall building, as he passed a window on the way down he was heard to say, "So far so good!".
There is no guarantee that we will always be able to tame hell. Sooner or later a door will lead to our extinction.
I am not arguing with you. This is who we are and what we do, and it will likely be our end.
Mar 6 2013: The world is full of instances where we had to do what should not be done to stop our own destruction.
Anything that we have thought of so far has been thought of by nature a longer time ago. It is our decision to decide if we should do the good, the imminent, or what is best for the decision maker.
To say that we always pick the good is to say that we never look after ourselves.Feb 28 2013: Too bad, you are not Eve... It's too late for this question now :-)
Yez Saif
Feb 28 2013: The door would be opened. We would not be where we are today if we did not have a somewhat reckless sense of curiosity.
- +1
Fritzie -
Feb 28 2013: Aren't humans assumed often to be risk-averse in many respects?
- +1
Feb 28 2013: Ow yeah, lol... why I didn't think of that is beyond me. Sometimes the most simple thoughts get lost in the midst of complex ones! D'oh!Mar 4 2013: All doors will be open indeed.
Unfortunately...Mar 4 2013: "Let's say, as a thought experiment, we had evidence that, "
that is the definition of an open door.Mar 4 2013: The most wonderful thing about human nature is our need and open that door and see what's on the other side.
While man instinctively feels the need to open the door, he can be taught otherwise.Mar 4 2013: If you do not open the door, someone else will.
You can not guarantee that someone else will not open the door because you do not know everybody and you do not know how they are wired.
But if you do not open the door when it is there, you can prolong the preparation.Mar 3 2013: well we certainly haven't engaged in all out nuclear warfare ... yet.
I'd say that the HUGE majority of humans would claim anyone who considered that an option was insane. I have no idea how many people are insane.
hmmm.... how many people are insane?
Steve C
Mar 3 2013: I think we're only hardwired to grow: physically & mentally.
- 0
Sure I can decide that in my philosophy I will stay, but someone else will have different opinions or viewpoints or needs.
Perhaps there is a hell there, but maybe it will only kill those who enter or get too near. Then others will see those "too near" get killed, and decide to find out exactly how near is too near; or if not through the window, maybe there's a back door to sneak in.
It could be an issue of space, or an issue of valuing "externals" over our connections to people.
There seems to be a culture of "get it now" ("buy it now"), "be the first," "don't get behind!" This is largely a constructed viewpoint, starting mainly with Freud's nephew, Edward Bernays http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4612464
Then again ... it seems many indiginous peoples didn't seem to be in a hurry to "go" or "do" a whole lot.
We're given a lot of choices nowadays which way we want to go; maybe we haven't learned to make such choices well. Maybe we need to make some such choices & put some blinders on - build some micro-groups, and be content and constructive within those smaller areas. Not to forget the others we choose not to follow; they may need help from time to time.Feb 28 2013: connie did you only want your conversation to run a day. Hit edit to give yourself more time.Feb 28 2013: My first thought is that you can't generalize, that some will open the door and some will not. The smart thing to do would be to leave the door closed until we know how to get the coolness without the hell.Feb 28 2013: Within the constraints of our thought experiment, we know that hell is on the other side of the door. The Titanic sinks. The White Walkers breach the Wall.
@TEDLover It seems like you equate the act of leaving the door closed as necessarily a fear-based one. Can you imagine any other motivations for leaving the door closed? Ninja like discipline? Is it possible leave a door closed from an active posture? Could it ever be a balls-out, wise-mind, life affirming act?
@Arkady I know, right?
So, if opening the door is hard-wired, how do we build responsibility for the unintended consequences of opening the door? How about the KNOWN consequences? How do we build an ethic that those who open the door need to stick around to fights the wights & not just take off with the plunder?Feb 28 2013: Maybe there is a little too much concern. To link to a hell or heaven may be done old -fashioned ways. I have seen a book called esoteric postures. Neolithic statues are used to explore yoga like positions used by shaman. Of course, there is drumming or something going on at the time. I have not tried this nor have I tried the chemical alternatives. Now one wonders about digital interfaces - What about steering wheels and other methods of controls? I'll check later to see if I get what you mean later.Feb 28 2013: The idea of direct thought to digital interface is a good one. I would not hope to find much intelligence via this technology, though. I suggest we would be better advised to learn to live together.Feb 28 2013: Wow, the hackers would love it.


text:
Friday, January 20, 2006
What Can Be Done About the NSA Dispute?
Marty Lederman
As most of you probably already know by now, former Vice President Gore delivered a powerful speech on Monday inveighing against the Administration's assertions of unchecked Executive power. And today, the Department of Justice responded to its critics (yours truly included) with a 42-page single-spaced legal defense of the NSA program.
Wintermute: Anyone who participated in the NSA program in reasonable reliance on the AG's (and President's) determination that it was legal, would have a pretty solid due process defense to prosecution. So the only real targets of any criminal proceeding would be the AGs who approved the program, and possibly the Preisdent himself, on some sort of "aiding and abetting by legal approval" theory. That's not going to happen, nor should it (assuming there's no evidence of bad faith).
What's needed is the opportunity for an injunction, not criminal sanctions.
Lawsuits premised upon the "chilling effect" theory have already been filed by, among other folks, some of the lawyers for Gitmo inmates who worry that their attorney-client calls are being taped.
My impression is that this is a non-frivolous but difficult argument. From the fact that Marty suggests a statute that would confer standing on such plaintiffs, I take it he agrees that they will have a hard time establishing standing under existing law.
Someone who was actually wiretapped would have pretty clear standing, I would think, but since it's a secret program there seems no way for the plaintiff to know he has a claim. And the government will surely claim national security as a basis to neither admit nor deny the allegation that a particular person was wiretapped.
This is an interesting proposal, but unfortunately, Congress cannot confer constitutional standing to sue -- that is, Article III standing as currently defined by the Supreme Court precedents -- by its mere say-so. It seems to me that that a suit brought under the proposed statute would encounter huge problems on the question of injury-in-fact, not to mention the admontion against basing constitutional standing on so-called "generalized grievances." That is to say, under Lujan v. Defenders of Widlife and its foul spawn, I don't think such a statutory conferral of standing would amount to a hill of beans. This is a much less effetive approach than the appointment of a special counsel -- FISA, after all, provides criminal penalties for wietaps conducted in violation of its requirements. No standing problem there, only political problems.
I have read Barron's piece after posting above (which I ought to have done first) but I don't think that he has really addressed the Article III problem -- in particular the injury-in-fact and related no-generalized-grievances idea. He just says that the Court is more likely to find standing based on the same unsubstantited (and necessarily unsubstantiatable, given the nature of the violation) chill allegations that are made in the current lawsuit. This is not very persuasive, as the Court is going to go by Congress's say-so in this area. One creative solution is presented by a comment by Scalia in Lujan, suggesting that the case before the Court was not one in which Congress offered "a cash bounty" to a litigant, thus suggesting that the outcome might be different if Congress had. Now Scalia doubtless had in mind the False Claims Act, which provides a private right of action for fraud against the government with an attendant shot at splitting the damages with the government, but perhaps one could try to take Scalia at his word and write in a provision for a fine that can be shared with the citizen-suitor in the event the citizen prevails.
I realize this comment falls somewhat outside of the usual field of JB's blog here. Still, this society appears so sharply split and the president seems so intent on building his power. I wonder if that's happened in the past.
How about taxpayer standing -- challenging the expenditure of federal tax dollars on a program that violates the 4th Amendment. See United States v. Richardson, 418 U.S. 166 (1974)
There is at least one group of US tenured internationally consulting-researching professors now seriously discussing the possibility of forming a class under 4th amendment concerns, as intercepted callers; according to some university profs' websites the plan begins with seeking to establish a kind of Do-Not-Intercept database to exclude these tenured US profs from the datamine. But this is oblique and does not address directly the executive authority issue as ML intends.
In another perhaps related approach, several knowledgeable discussions this past week are referencing the presidential signing memo historical work of Portland State U's College of Urban and Public Affairs faculty member P Cooper, his capsule biography there; that school's branches have variously primitive websites without research links or personal faculty sites.
The NSA/FBI/Pentagon eavesdropping scandals are of a magnitude that - NOTHING ELSE IS AS IMPORTANT!
All who care for the future of the U.S.A must put this front and foremost - the implications of this scandal DEFINE EVERY OTHER ISSUE! The justifications Bush uses to break FISA law sets him up to be above All U.S and world law.
Every citizen (Congressperson AND constituent) must use every legal method, parliamentary procedure/tactic to stop traffic, manage the debate, sidestep the distractions, and stop all pretense at "business as usual".
Close all congressional activity down to focus on the NSA and related SCANDALS! This constitutional crisis is foundational and dealing with it prerequisite to everything else. Nothing else should matter - for example proceeding with any aspect of the Alito confirmation is akin to judge shopping for the administration.
Endless debates about words people use, beached whales, and all the other pathetic MSM distraction burns up our time.
WE ALL HAVE TO TREAT THE NSA DEAL AS THE SHOW STOPPING, FIST POUNDING, TRAFFIC JAMMING SCANDAL THAT IT IS!!! Damn it anyway...
poll at http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2006/1/21/112440/485
How about doing what students at Georgetown did - protest.
From the post: "Alberto Gonzales spoke before law students at Georgetown today, justifying illegal, unauthorized surveilance of US citizens, but during the course of his speech the students in class did something pretty ballsy and brave. They got up from their seats and turned their backs to him."
Obat kutil kelamin dari dalam
Obat kutil kelamin dari dalam
Obat antibiotik kutil kelamin
Obat kutil kelamin yang dijual di apotik
Beli obat kutil kelamin di apotik
Nama obat kutil kelamin di apotek
Obat kutil kelamin yang tersedia di apotik
Cuka apel obat kutil kelamin
Obat ampuh menghilangkan kutil kelamin
Obat alami menyembuhkan kutil kelamin
Obat apotek untuk kutil kelamin
Ace max's obat kutil kelamin
Cara ampuh mengobati jengger ayam tanpa kambuh lagi
Cara ampuh mengobati jengger ayam tanpa kambuh lagi
obat apotik jengger ayam
obat dokter jengger ayam
obat herbal untuk jengger ayam
obat penyakit kulit jengger ayam
obat untuk menghilangkan jengger ayam
obat untuk menghilangkan jengger ayam
obat penyakit jengger ayam alami
obat ampuh jengger ayam
obat antibiotik jengger ayam
obat alami untuk penyakit jengger ayam
obat ampuh penyakit jengger ayam
obat kutil atau jengger ayam
obat dokter penyakit jengger ayam
obat ampuh menyembuhkan gonore
obat ampuh menyembuhkan gonore
obat tetes mata gonore
madu obat gonore
obat tradisional untuk mengobati gonore
obat mujarab gonore
obat gonore paling manjur
obat tradisional menyembuhkan gonore
obat untuk mengobati gonore
merk obat gonore di apotik
macam2 obat gonore
nama obat gonore
Obat sipilis atau raja singaPost a Comment
Obat sipilis herbal
Obat sipilis murah
Obat sipilis manjur
Obat sipilis antibiotik
Obat sipilis adalah
Obat sipilis generik
Obat sipilis ampuh
Obat sipilis atau raja singa
Obat sipilis herbal
Obat sipilis murah
Obat sipilis jogja
Obat sipilis Yang manjur
obat sipilis denature indonesia
Obat sipilis resep dokter
Obat sipilis paling manjur
Obat sipilis pada wanita
Obat sipilis paling ampuh
Obat sipilis manjur
Obat sipilis ampuh
Obat sipilis atau raja singa
Obat sipilis herbal
Obat sipilis murah
Obat sipilis ampuh
Obat sipilis atau raja singa
Obat sipilis herbal
Obat sipilis murah
Obat sipilis jogja
Obat sipilis apotik
Obat sipilis apa ya
Obat sipilis akut
Obat sipilis amoxilin
Books by Balkinization Bloggers
Stephen M. Griffin, Broken Trust: Dysfunctional Government and Constitutional Reform (University Press of Kansas, 2015)
Frank Pasquale, The Black Box Society: The Secret Algorithms That Control Money and Information (Harvard University Press, 2015)
Bruce Ackerman, We the People, Volume 3: The Civil Rights Revolution (Harvard University Press, 2014)
Balkinization Symposium on We the People, Volume 3: The Civil Rights Revolution
Joseph Fishkin, Bottlenecks: A New Theory of Equal Opportunity (Oxford University Press, 2014)
Mark A. Graber, A New Introduction to American Constitutionalism (Oxford University Press, 2013)
John Mikhail, Elements of Moral Cognition: Rawls' Linguistic Analogy and the Cognitive Science of Moral and Legal Judgment (Cambridge University Press, 2013)
Gerard N. Magliocca, American Founding Son: John Bingham and the Invention of the Fourteenth Amendment (New York University Press, 2013)
Stephen M. Griffin, Long Wars and the Constitution (Harvard University Press, 2013)
Andrew Koppelman, The Tough Luck Constitution and the Assault on Health Care Reform (Oxford University Press, 2013)
James E. Fleming and Linda C. McClain, Ordered Liberty: Rights, Responsibilities, and Virtues (Harvard University Press, 2013)
Balkinization Symposium on Ordered Liberty: Rights, Responsibilities, and Virtues
Andrew Koppelman, Defending American Religious Neutrality (Harvard University Press, 2013)
Brian Z. Tamanaha, Failing Law Schools (University of Chicago Press, 2012)
Sanford Levinson, Framed: America's 51 Constitutions and the Crisis of Governance (Oxford University Press, 2012)
Linda C. McClain and Joanna L. Grossman, Gender Equality: Dimensions of Women's Equal Citizenship (Cambridge University Press, 2012)
Mary Dudziak, War Time: An Idea, Its History, Its Consequences (Oxford University Press, 2012)
Jack M. Balkin, Living Originalism (Harvard University Press, 2011)
Jason Mazzone, Copyfraud and Other Abuses of Intellectual Property Law (Stanford University Press, 2011)
Richard W. Garnett and Andrew Koppelman, First Amendment Stories, (Foundation Press 2011)
Jack M. Balkin, Constitutional Redemption: Political Faith in an Unjust World (Harvard University Press, 2011)
Gerard Magliocca, The Tragedy of William Jennings Bryan: Constitutional Law and the Politics of Backlash (Yale University Press, 2011)
Bernard Harcourt, The Illusion of Free Markets: Punishment and the Myth of Natural Order (Harvard University Press, 2010)
Bruce Ackerman, The Decline and Fall of the American Republic (Harvard University Press, 2010)
Balkinization Symposium on The Decline and Fall of the American Republic
Ian Ayres. Carrots and Sticks: Unlock the Power of Incentives to Get Things Done (Bantam Books, 2010)
Mark Tushnet, Why the Constitution Matters (Yale University Press 2010)
Ian Ayres and Barry Nalebuff: Lifecycle Investing: A New, Safe, and Audacious Way to Improve the Performance of Your Retirement Portfolio (Basic Books, 2010)
Jack M. Balkin, The Laws of Change: I Ching and the Philosophy of Life (2d Edition, Sybil Creek Press 2009)
Brian Z. Tamanaha, Beyond the Formalist-Realist Divide: The Role of Politics in Judging (Princeton University Press 2009)
Andrew Koppelman and Tobias Barrington Wolff, A Right to Discriminate?: How the Case of Boy Scouts of America v. James Dale Warped the Law of Free Association (Yale University Press 2009)
Jack M. Balkin and Reva B. Siegel, The Constitution in 2020 (Oxford University Press 2009)
Heather K. Gerken, The Democracy Index: Why Our Election System Is Failing and How to Fix It (Princeton University Press 2009)
Mary Dudziak, Exporting American Dreams: Thurgood Marshall's African Journey (Oxford University Press 2008)
David Luban, Legal Ethics and Human Dignity (Cambridge Univ. Press 2007)
Ian Ayres, Super Crunchers: Why Thinking-By-Numbers is the New Way to be Smart (Bantam 2007)
Jack M. Balkin, James Grimmelmann, Eddan Katz, Nimrod Kozlovski, Shlomit Wagman and Tal Zarsky, eds., Cybercrime: Digital Cops in a Networked Environment (N.Y.U. Press 2007)
Jack M. Balkin and Beth Simone Noveck, The State of Play: Law, Games, and Virtual Worlds (N.Y.U. Press 2006)
Andrew Koppelman, Same Sex, Different States: When Same-Sex Marriages Cross State Lines (Yale University Press 2006)
Brian Tamanaha, Law as a Means to an End (Cambridge University Press 2006)
Sanford Levinson, Our Undemocratic Constitution (Oxford University Press 2006)
Mark Graber, Dred Scott and the Problem of Constitutional Evil (Cambridge University Press 2006)
Jack M. Balkin, ed., What Roe v. Wade Should Have Said (N.Y.U. Press 2005)
Sanford Levinson, ed., Torture: A Collection (Oxford University Press 2004)
Balkin.com homepage
Cultural Software
The Information Society Project
Useful Links
Syllabi and Exams


text:
USA Travel Magazine's Sitemap
Welcome to USA Travel Magazine; a publication dedicated to inspiring travelers to explore America's Backyard, and Beyond. The magazine's website is designed in a responsive format, which is viewable across multiple devices. Check back often for as we continue to update to our new format additional links will be added to the State and Topic Guides. We look forward to sharing more of our nation's intriguing sites to see, and destinations to enjoy around the world!
* Please note that the following State and Topic Guides are scheduled for updating to our new format. New links will be added to these guides as updates are completed.
Let Your Imagination Be Your Compass
The USA offers a diverse landscape with sunny coasts, lush forest, scenic mountains, and vast deserts, where nature finds a way to thrive. Each region has extraordinary sites and activities to enjoy, and we encourage you to let your imagination be your compass on your journey by visiting these State Travel Guides: AL, AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, HA, ID, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, MS, MT, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, WA, WV, WI, WY.
Introduction Topics:
USA Travel Magazine's Publications
Promote Your Business By Advertising In USA Travel Magazine
USA Travel Magazine's Editorial Calendar
Meet USA Travel Magazine's Editorial Staff
USA Travel Magazine Employment Openings
Share Your News With USA Travel Magazine
USA Travel Magazine's Topic and Product Guides:


text:
Price of Taco Bell Burrito Sparks Shootout
Ricardo Jones was angry that the price of a Taco Bell Beefy Crunch Burrito had gone from 99 cents to a $1.49. How angry? Well, it took tear gas and a SWAT team to finally calm him down.
In Jones's defense, he had ordered seven Beefy Crunch Burritos from a Taco Bell drive-through window in San Antonio, Texas. So whe


text:
if you have a max star 150 or 200 you would do best to just use the dryer outlet as its likely to be the largest wire and breaker in the house. just stick to 120V. even if you don't burn down the house you will get thrown out of the building for even the slightest alteration to the power system. the jumper you ask about is just going to get you into trouble. buy a 120V capable welder and use it. although truth be told if any one finds out you are welding in the apartment you will likely be looking for a new place to live really fast. the Dyn 200 has been run up to 195 amp's on 120V power, i would suspect the max star (the DC only version) would act similarly. keeping in mind your duty cycle will be next to nil at that point. good luck to ya.
i agree 100% with the others about your attitude, a lil work there would go a long way to getting help. wile it may be true not many will bother to reach out and smack you over it, there is a lot of knowledge here to be had if you don't piss every one off. but its your bridge, burn it if you want.
Results 11 to 20 of 113
12-15-2007, 10:02 AM #11thanks for the help
hope i helped
feel free to shoot me an e-mail direct i have time to chat. firstname.lastname@example.com
summer is here, plant a tree. if you don't have space or time to plant one sponsor some one else to plant one for you. a tree is an investment in our planet, help it out.
It is possible . . .
Like I said, it is possible that he may just be "IGNORANT" as to what a forum is. Perhaps he thinks we all work for Miller, like a huge extended customer service division.
So here is a customer service type of answer . . .
Sir, regardless of where you live, there is a service panel. Install the appropriate sized breaker, run a short run with the appropriate wire size to the appropriate receptacle. Build large extension cord with appropriate size wire. This should all be done by a licensed electrical professional. Before doing anything contact the inspection department of your local municipality. Oh yes don't forget to take out that permit first.
Now he can weld . . . .Millermatic 251
Lincoln AC/DC "Tombstone"
Milwaulkee Grinder 4 1/2"
Clark Grinder 4 1/2"
Heres a solution that can fix both you'r ignorance and you'r welding problems both at the same time; get an oxy accetylene setup turn the accetylene to 30psi and the oxy to 3psi.
From what I've read so far.............I think anything more complicated than a hot glue gun will just get him hurt and others.Nick
Miller 252 Mig
Miller Cricket XL
Millermatic 150 Mig
Miller Syncrowave 200 Tig
2-O/A outfits
Jet Lathe and Mill
Jet 7x12 horz/vert band saw
DeWalt Multi Cutter metal saw
Century 50 Amp Plasma Cutter
20 ton electric/hydraulic vertical press
Propane Forge
60" X 60" router/plasma table
Vist my site: www.nixstuff.com
and check out some of my ironwork and other stuff
12-15-2007, 02:10 PM #15Senior Member
- Join Date
- Jul 2007
- Location
- Carroll County, Maryland
- Posts
- 108
Seems he's it the running for the next Darwin Award.The definition of courage. "It's when you know you're licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and you see it through to the end no matter what." From "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Attitude or no, first consult an electrician. Point and grunt at the welder. The electrician will tell you the cost of the installation. Then consult with owner of building for permission to let the electrician proceed. Don't forget to throw money at electrician and thank the owner afterward. Problem solved.
BTW...moderators don't really answer many questions here. They really are not the guys out in the field doing the work but instead providing the means for us to. There are exceptions. If you went over to the motorsports side and asked ANDY he may or may not answer you.
A portable welder might be a much better solution for your situation tho seriously.
Miller Dynasty 700...OH YEA BABY!!
Miller Dynasty 280 with AC independent expansion card
Miller Dynasty 200 DX "Blue Lightning"
Miller Bobcat 225 NT (what I began my present Biz with!)
Miller 30-A Spoolgun
Miller WC-115-A
Miller Spectrum 300
Miller 225 Thunderbolt (my first machine bought new 1980)
Miller Digital Elite Titanium 9400
the miller guys will jump in if its a good question needing there help........this one dose not qualify. i suspect millers only reply would be as stated above by WACKO WELDER if they did.thanks for the help
hope i helped
feel free to shoot me an e-mail direct i have time to chat. firstname.lastname@example.com
summer is here, plant a tree. if you don't have space or time to plant one sponsor some one else to plant one for you. a tree is an investment in our planet, help it out.
I bet no reply because he got a tongue lashing about his attitude, well deserved.
Anyway, I hope everything turns out O.K. for him.Tim Beeker,
T-N-J Industries
(my side bussiness)
Miller Synchrowave 350LX with tigrunner
Esab 450i with wire feeder
HH135 mig
Thermal Dynamics cutmaster 51 plasma cutter
Miller aircrafter 330 - sold
Marathon 315mm coldsaw
vertical and horizontal band saws
table saw
Dewalt cut off saw
Sand blast cabinet
lots of hand grinders
Harris torch
beer fridge
12-15-2007, 11:54 PM #20Junior Member
- Join Date
- Dec 2007
- Posts
- 19
Did anyone even read my post, or did they just make jokes based on what everyone else said? So far I've had one question answered: the maxstar 150 draws 28-30 amps on 110v at full power. Good. Somebody knows something. Suppose I could draw 20A at 220v (don't ask me where I'll find the outlet, and remember I can't install or modify wiring). Would that give me about 200w of output with my torch? I've also heard that the CST 250 (older model, no longer listed in the miller product list) tops out at 200 amps on single-phase, and NEEDS three-phase power to go any higher. Is this true?
Someone apparently misread my second message and dug up more arrogance than I put in.