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Welcome to SportsNation! On Monday, ESPN college basketball Bracketology expert Joe Lunardi will drop by to take your questions on the NCAA tournament.
Lunardi is the resident bracketologist for ESPN. In fact, he invented Bracketology and has been projecting the NCAA Tournament field for ESPN.com since its inception. Check out his lastest bracket.
Send your questions now and join Lunardi Monday at 3 p.m. ET!
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Joe Lunardi (3:02 PM)
Greetings, all! Happy off-season!!
Eric (Phoenix)
Joey Brackets! Would UConn even be a tourney team in,if they weren't banned next season?
Joe Lunardi (3:04 PM)
Great question, Eric. In doing the first 2013 bracket, I did not even consider UConn (regardless of ban). So I guess there's your answer. And the unspoken impact on next year's Big East is significant. With WVU gone and UConn ineligible, it's essentially a 14-team league (with declining NCAA representation).
Adam Neuman (Wash Heights, NY)
How come you left Maryland out of next year's bracket? Every team, minus NC State will regress, while UMD gets more mature and brings an a top 15 Recruiting class.
Joe Lunardi (3:06 PM)
The Terps were strongly considered, Adam, but didn't quite make the cut. They are probably a year away from "lock" NCAA status, but could certainly come in ahead of schedule (much like Indiana this past season).
mike (springfield, mo)
just a comment to let you know your conference numbers are off with missouri going to sec
Joe Lunardi (3:09 PM)
Those numbers are automatically generated on the tech side in Bristol. With Missouri legally in the Big 12 until June, I don't know that our system will recognize the change until then. So it's really 5 (Big 12) and 5 (SEC), not 6 and 4 as listed in today's conference rundown.
Matthew (Raleigh)
How do you have Duke and UNC higher in your bracket than NCSU? Duke lost to Lehigh and is losing their best player and bringing only one person and State almost beat UNC last yr and they lost everyone.
Joe Lunardi (3:13 PM)
To be honest, Matthew, I was a little surprised the way those numbers shook out in the ACC. Then again, I calculated N.C. State without C.J. Leslie. So let's look for a real gain if he should come back to school next season.
Craig (Braintree, MA)
You have seven teams making the NCAA tournament from the Big Ten and the Big East. Who do you have as the best conference overall in 2012-13?
Joe Lunardi (3:14 PM)
Haven't really given that any thought, Craig. My quick thought would be the Big Ten as the top conference next season.
eddie0559 [via mobile]
Any chance for UK to be #1 overall seed and if so are, they going to play in Lexington ???
Joe Lunardi (3:15 PM)
Kentucky cannot play in Lexington regardless, Eddie, much as Louisville couldn't play this past year at the Yum! Center. Kind of ironic, though, that both would be host schools in consecutive seasons.
Jon (Madison)
Where is Iowa in your bracketology? Not even making your "First Out" lists? They return a lot of talent from a team that really came on strong in the Big 10 this year and have a great class coming in.
Joe Lunardi (3:17 PM)
Gave Iowa a long look, Jon. They simply didn't fall high enough on our S-Curve when objectively crunching the numbers. But we all know how much things can (and will!) change over the course of the next 11 months.
Anthony (Rhode Island)
Why did you leave providence out of your Bracketology
Joe Lunardi (3:18 PM)
The same answer given for Iowa would apply to Providence, Anthony. The difference, I think, is that it will be easier for the Friars to move up in the Big East than Iowa in the Big Ten.
bigsidfan (NYC)
I'm a little confused about Notre Dame only being a #9 seed in your 12-13 Bracketology, but you have them underrated at #19 in the updated 12-13 Top 25. What gives?
Joe Lunardi (3:19 PM)
That No. 19 ranking is not mine. Notre Dame is currently No. 32 overall on our board. Let's not forget how badly the Irish were fading at the end of last season. A couple favorable eligibility rulings wouldn't hurt, obviously.
Dennis (MI)
As of right now, is Illinois in or out?
Joe Lunardi (3:20 PM)
Out (with the proviso that it is 300+ days until Selection Sunday 2013!).
David (Minnesota) [via mobile]
You have UCLA as a 6 seed and Duke as a 3 seed. How is that possible, duke is sure to be terrible and UCLA should at least be a 4
Joe Lunardi (3:22 PM)
Duke will not be "terrible," David, and UCLA has SO much more to prove at this point. I'd bet a decent sum on the Blue Devils having a better seed than the Bruins next March.
Joe (Spokane)
Realistically what kind of record does it take for teams like Gonzaga to get a top 3 seed. They play such a brutal non-conference schedule but even 1 loss in the WCC to a non BYU/St. Mary's team is looked at so negatively
Joe Lunardi (3:23 PM)
Seeding for the likes of Gonzaga is determined largely by non-conference wins (and losses). That's why the Zags are smart to schedule the way they do outside the WCC. In essence, that schedule can only help them (and really can't hurt them, if that makes sense).
Ryan (IL)
It is nice to see that you think Illinois St. will make the big dance after a 15 year hiatus. With a team that lost no one, do you think that this ISU team has a chance to be the top team in the MVC or will McDermott and the Bluejays be the top dog the whole season?
Joe Lunardi (3:24 PM)
Pretty hard to pick against Creighton at this point, Ryan. And Illinois State is probably the biggest "flyer" I took in this bracket.
nick (Bloomington)
How good is IU really gonna be? Are we a elite team like Kentucky was this year?
Joe Lunardi (3:25 PM)
Not even close, Nick. Wrote about that extensively here: http://insider.espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/blog/_/name/ncbexperts.
Chase (Las Vegas) [via mobile]
How do you like the chances of my Jayhawks making back to back Finals appearances? 9th straight big 12 title too?
Joe Lunardi (3:26 PM)
Am definitely bullish on the latter, Chase. Making the NCAA finals is so hard to predict given the inherently unpredictable nature of the tournament.
Joe D. (Clayton, NC)
Duke a #3 Seed....are you still sleep deprived from this past tourney. Duke has a nice returning roster and the addition of Rasheed Saluimon. They will have better chemistry with Rivers gone. Where is the love? They were almost a #1 this year.
Joe Lunardi (3:27 PM)
JoeD, need to get you together with all those who think we've given the Blue Devils too much respect. You can all fight it out.
Louie (Albuquerque)
Hey Joe, on paper, the MWC looks even better in 2013 than they did this past season. Teams like UNLV, SDSU and UNM are still loaded, but the big question mark here is CSU. Do you think L. Eustachy can keep the CSU momentum going with Tim Miles' guys and get yet another four MWC teams in the dance? thanks!
Joe Lunardi (3:28 PM)
Great question, Louie. CSU is probably a 50/50 bet to give the Mountain West a fourth NCAA team. And don't forget about Nevada joining the conference. There's another potential at-large candidate.
Cedric (Los Angeles)
what is the rule on UCLA and the Los Angeles site for the west regional? Since it's not their home arena are they still allowed to be in that bracket or will they get shipped somewhere east?
Joe Lunardi (3:29 PM)
UCLA can play in the West Region, Cedric, as it is not the host institution. However, the Bruins would probably have to win the Pac-10 for that to happen.
dan (milwaukee)
Mr. Lunardi, your pre-season pick of Wisconsin as a final 4 team was bold, but they had a shot at it. With Dekker coming aboard, any chance you'll be making that same bold prediction next preseason?
Joe Lunardi (3:30 PM)
Thanks for noticing, Dan. The Badgers have great S-Curve numbers again this year, but I'm going to wait for Fall before deciding whether or not to again go "all in" on Wisconsin.
Mike (Norwalk)
Hey Joe...don't you think Texas might be a little low as a 6th seed....I realize it's early but, just curious to your thoughts. With a loaded class coming in and almost all the returning starters from last year I thought they might be a possible #4 seed.
Joe Lunardi (3:31 PM)
All the "loaded class" theory got Texas last year was a spot on the bubble (when I thought they had No. 1 seed potential). Going to err this year on the conservative side with the Longhorns.
Andrew (WI)
Will the committee address the sequence of events that led them to make an at-large team (BYU/Iona) a 14 seed? They should be better equipped to handle that kind of thing
Joe Lunardi (3:33 PM)
It's always going to be tricky for BYU, Andrew, and the Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday requirement if they are in the "First Four" makes it even trickier. Even so, I disagreed with the No. 14 seed placement this past season.
Chris (New York)
Is UCLA a Conference Champion? I can't tell because they're already in caps.
Joe Lunardi (3:33 PM)
They are not, Chris. Arizona is the projected Pac-12 winner in this bracket.
Chris (Mississippi)
When does ESPN's contract with UNC and Duke run out? The one that says they can't be seeded lower than 3 preseason.
Joe Lunardi (3:35 PM)
For the record, Chris, North Carolina hasn't been worse than a three-seed since 2004 (No. 6). For Duke, it last happened in 2007 (also No. 6 seed). So let's not let the facts get in the way of a good conspiracy theory.
John (Nashville)
Will Syracuse compete for the ACC crown this year against Duke, UNC and a young NC St. team that is going to be very talented
Joe Lunardi (3:36 PM)
Syracuse is not playing in the ACC for at least another season, John.
Frackingologist (Gas Country)
As you drill into the numbers, which teams might improve by subtraction? Izzo and MSU overachieved in '12 despite losing several stalwarts. Who can do that in the next Bracket
Joe Lunardi (3:37 PM)
I like the idea of Fracketology. I also know nothing about natural gas. What I do know is that Tom Izzo gets as much out of his talent as any coach in the modern era.
bc (bloomington)
Joe as much as I respect and envy your job, people take your predictions far and away more seriously than they should, but I must thank you for giving us something to talk about during the drought season
Joe Lunardi (3:38 PM)
Happy to be service, BC. And I remind myself that the passion folks bring to the debate is the reason I have the job in the first place. Nothing wrong with a little off-season haggling!
Jerry (NYC)
Where did Jimmy Patsos' Hounds fall in your MAAC rankings? They should be able to compete with Iona, correct?
Joe Lunardi (3:38 PM)
Fairfield was second in my MAAC ratings, Jerry, sorry.
Joe (Missouri)
Did you take into the Alex Oriakhi transfer in your seeding of Missouri?
Joe Lunardi (3:38 PM)
Joseph [via mobile]
UNC is extremely overrated... They lose everyone and I think they're more of a 8 or 9 seed.
Joe Lunardi (3:39 PM)
I'll take a little of that action, Joseph.
D.Con (Mich)
You have Michigan as a 3 seed? do you think they can contend for a final four, and how do you have michigan state as a 2 seed when they lose 3 seniors and Derick Nix is likely out?
Joe Lunardi (3:39 PM)
Nix is back, and Coach Izzo has promised to "make his life miserable." Sounds like a breakout season to me...
Justin (Morgantown)
Bob Huggins is not pleased with your early predictions.
Joe Lunardi (3:40 PM)
Bob Huggins has enough trouble dealing with Aaric Murray.
Joey (Evanston - Never Ever Land)
So you aren't buying the Bill Carmody we want to win badly at NWU speech from Mr. Phillips our AD? We aren't even on the 1st 4 out? Where do you have my Wildcats projected?
Joe Lunardi (3:40 PM)
Not close, Joey, sorry to say. This season was truly a lost opportunity.
Will(Indiana) [via mobile]
If Kentucky loses Davis, Teague, Lamb, Jones, and Gilchrist leave for the draft will Kentucky be able to repeat National Champions
Joe Lunardi (3:41 PM)
Maybe UK will win the NBA lottery and just "draft" Anthony Davis this time.
Paul (Denver, CO)
How is Davidson, a 13-seed last year returning their top 8 players, seeded at 14 this year?
Joe Lunardi (3:41 PM)
It's just the way the bracket fell out, Paul. I wouldn't get too crazy about a single team's seeding 11 months out.
Aaron Burgin (San Diego, CA)
I know you were bullish on SC around this time last year before injuries decimated the team. With the influx of talent (JT Terrell, Ari Stewart, Eric Wise + the return of Jio Fontan, DeWayne Dedmon and Aaron Fuller from injury), do you think SC can sneak into the tournament conversation?
Joe Lunardi (3:42 PM)
Aaron, I admit to not looking too closely at USC for this bracket. I'll have to circle back between now and our next update. Might get the Trojans considered, but I doubt into the field.
Joe Lunardi (3:43 PM)
Last three, gang, as I've got to be somewhere at 400p ET.
Joe (Peoria)
I was pleasently suprised to see that you had Marquette high in your bracket. After losing their 2 leading scorers, what makes you think they will fair so well next year?
Joe Lunardi (3:44 PM)
They also return a fair amount, Joe, at least in comparison to the other top teams in the Big East (except Louisville).
Matt (Fort Collins)
MWC trying to make a new TV deal. Will more exposure help them come tourney time?
Joe Lunardi (3:45 PM)
The Mountain West hasn't struggled with selection or seeding, Matt. The league needs to win more NCAA games, and I don't see how a TV contract has much (if anything) to do with that.
DJ (Cuse)
Mizzou better next year then this year?
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Joe Lunardi (3:47 PM)
Until next time, thanks!!
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Tekserve announces grand opening of iTopia
Tekserve, a large independent Apple Specialist in New York City, has announced the grand opening of iTopia, a store-within-a-store dedicated to iPods and iPod accessories.
"iTopia offers Tekserve customers a one-stop shop to purchase everything for their iPod," explains the store. "It features the largest selection of iPod accessories under one roof in New York, from carrying cases to headphones to speakers to car adapters and much more. Customers can try out many of the latest products and find the best accessories for their needs by speaking with Tekserve's knowledgeable sales staff."
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I love iPod and all, but an iPod store? The novelty of a store like this will wear off in about a minute or so; once customers see it's yet another store with a bunch of boxes of iPod products behind a counter. Nothing original is being done here, it's just like virtually every other store that carries Apple products.
Posted by Shaun on November 29, 2005 at 5:27 PM (CST)
Sweet! To bad nothing that cool will ever happen in Regina…
Posted by PimpyMicPimp on November 29, 2005 at 7:08 PM (CST)
very untrue Shaun, I wish I had been closer to a store of this sort so I could of easily tested out a case or speaker set before I dropped $150 and $20. Although the 'fad' itself may die down, the fact that you will no longer need to order your accessories from a site and search through piles and piles of reviews to find something that suits you helps alot of people in the long run. I wonder if they are hiering.. ? :)
Posted by Stefan on November 29, 2005 at 9:25 PM (CST)
I'm with you Stefan. That would be so awesome walking into a store with any accessory that pops in a guys head.
Posted by Jonathan Keim on November 29, 2005 at 10:15 PM (CST)
thats good for them. the store was pretty cramped (manhattan, duh) and chaotic, so opening the iTopia will help things. ive been to tekserve many times (live in nyc and goto school around tekserve). very very wonderful place to buy macs and the related. theyre customer service great. extremely knowledgable staff. i'd imagine theyre knowledge on ipod accesories will be equally as great.
they have nice deals every once and a while too. was able to get a 1GB shuffle a few months ago for $99 ;)
Posted by john on November 29, 2005 at 11:39 PM (CST)
tekserve is just a few blocks from where i live. i've actually never been there as i usually go to the apple store in soho. now i guess i might have to pay them a visit.
Posted by clarence on November 30, 2005 at 12:07 AM (CST)
the ipod is just at a new level when was the last time you saw anything like this for a single line of consumer electronics products
Posted by jim on November 30, 2005 at 1:43 AM (CST)
They've got it all there in one place - tons of cases, docks, stereos, I even see an ipodmybaby.com outfit! The staff is crazy knowledgable - the last time I was in there buying an ipod "universal dock", the clerk asked which ipod I owned to make sure that the dock had the right inserts to be compatible with my 15 gigger. Saved me a trip as I needed some extra dock inserts. If you're visiting NYC this holiday, definitly check this place out!
Posted by Cranberry Johnson on November 30, 2005 at 8:00 AM (CST)
Sweet this looks awsome… I have to check this place out when I go to NYC agian. This actually would be a good place to get some Christmas shopping done with some ipod related accessories for my cousins. :)
Posted by Darkreaper on November 30, 2005 at 8:49 PM (CST)
its actually a good idea in that realistically, 7 out of 10 people are there for something ipod related. so i'd think its easier to go in and get what you're looking for and get out - and making sure you're talking to someone who knows something about ipods, and all the accessories that work with whatever model.
i love tekserve so much, that i go there every day for about 9 or 10 hours….
im also quite surprised that someone who lives so close would not support the local scene in a much better store than fight the crowds and supermodels at the sloho apple store.
Posted by Justin on November 30, 2005 at 9:37 PM (CST)
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#85 - anon (07/25/2016) [-]
It takes place during the rise of the first emperor to unify all of China. There are assassins from the other kingdoms trying to kill him, they tried and failed in the past to do it.
They meet a young swordsman who claims that he can kill the emperor, and they hatch a scheme to sacrifice themselves and pose him up as the man who killed the assassins and claims his reward (which he meets with the emperor to claim).
The rest of the movie is the champion telling the emperor the story of how he bested the assassins, then the emperor doubts him and tells his understanding of the events, and finaly we are shown the truth.
In his final show down with the emperor the champion reveals why the original assassins didn't kill the emperor when they had the chance, and why he too will throw his chance away. Their leader beleive that although the assassins home kingdoms will be ravaged by war, the emperor actualy has the power to succeed and pull all of China under a single ruler. A unified China would finaly bring peace to the warring kingdoms and bring in an era of prosperity which they beleive to be worth it in the end.
The clip here is the leader revealing to the champion his true wish. All under heaven = unified China under one rule.
#104 - bakagaijin (07/25/2016) [-]
What I still don't understand is why ACTUAL SPOILER the emperor still execute him in the end? like he was executed for a crime he didn't commit and he showed that he truly repented
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#67 - hasinvadedyou (07/25/2016) [-]
that one scene with thousands of arrows aimed at one dude blocking out the sun
#69 - applescryatnight (07/25/2016) [-]
i sorta remember the scenes where they were painting and while they were painting none of the arrows could hit them.
but the rest of the movie made no sense at all to me.
#85 - anon (07/25/2016) [-]
It takes place during the rise of the first emperor to unify all of China. There are assassins from the other kingdoms trying to kill him, they tried and failed in the past to do it.
They meet a young swordsman who claims that he can kill the emperor, and they hatch a scheme to sacrifice themselves and pose him up as the man who killed the assassins and claims his reward (which he meets with the emperor to claim).
The rest of the movie is the champion telling the emperor the story of how he bested the assassins, then the emperor doubts him and tells his understanding of the events, and finaly we are shown the truth.
In his final show down with the emperor the champion reveals why the original assassins didn't kill the emperor when they had the chance, and why he too will throw his chance away. Their leader beleive that although the assassins home kingdoms will be ravaged by war, the emperor actualy has the power to succeed and pull all of China under a single ruler. A unified China would finaly bring peace to the warring kingdoms and bring in an era of prosperity which they beleive to be worth it in the end.
The clip here is the leader revealing to the champion his true wish. All under heaven = unified China under one rule.
#104 - bakagaijin (07/25/2016) [-]
What I still don't understand is why ACTUAL SPOILER the emperor still execute him in the end? like he was executed for a crime he didn't commit and he showed that he truly repented
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This reminds me of when I attempted to play DayZ. I thought I successfully massacred a group of four Russians and when I went to collect the loot I die. Then I overheard like two voices as they took my stuff, happened so much, but man was that game shit. What a disappointing money grab.
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Thats why i never buy greenlight games on steam despite the hype for them.
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#13 - deutschblut (07/23/2016) [-]
Now it is remembered with my cute little chunky boy.
Besides, the name Heinrich ("home" + "ruler") is one of the most common German names in history. You cannot read anything about German history, rather, world history, without encountering a Heinrich quite regularly. Same with Wilhelm and Friedrich Wilhelm.
I think it is racist to associate such a wonderful name that has been popular for over 2,500 years, translated into every language (Henry, Enrique, etc.), because one fellow in history may have been a dick.
Heinrich is also the origin of the name "America".
Besides, from what I read about Himmler, he was a cool guy and used to personally visit the volunteer SS members in the field. Even his daughter to this day says her father was great, and she is currently THE head of the Nazi underground railroad and she is a huge activist.
I am not a Nazi nor a neo-Nazi.
But I do think many remember history wrong.
And that the law that allows them to hunt down and imprison 95 year old former Nazi janitors that are senile and crapping on themselves is an outrage against all of Humanity...
#62 - spidahridah (07/24/2016) [-]
I don't think I've ever seen a more based German before in my life. Kudos to you, for ensuring there still is hope for Europe.
#108 - thumbfortrump (07/24/2016) [-]
Yeah, holocaust deniers are so based right.
#124 - spidahridah (07/25/2016) [-]
Yes... Good goy... Don't you have a great ally to support?
#125 - thumbfortrump (07/25/2016) [-]
#65 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
Vielen Dank.
Thank you for the support.
#21 - thumbfortrump (07/23/2016) [-]
So age grants you innocence? Fuck that shit.
#27 - deutschblut (07/23/2016) [-]
#91 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
Himmler was directly responsible for the deaths of six million in German concentration camps. Collectively responsible for the deaths of over 46 million Europeans as a result of the Second World War. I'm not sure how that makes him a "cool guy" in your eyes..
#92 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
#94 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
I know this site is built around edgy scrub lords incapable of properly functioning in real life and you wouldn't actually try and say this shit to anyone in all legitimacy, but come on now. He was a legitimate racist and murderer. And just judging by your red-thumbing anyone who disagrees with you, I can't really tell if you're being serious or not.
#105 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
Who cares if he WAS a racist?
Personal views are considered a freedom in all industrialized nations.
Also, where would you get any proof that he was racist?
Especially since he enlisted countless blacks and Asians.
Himmler employed more people of colour than Wal*Mart and the TSA combined.
So how was he racist?
How would that even matter?
And, who did he murder?
I never heard that one before...
Pic: Collage of all the united races, ethnicities, cultures, and nationalities employed by the so-called "ultra-racist" SS...
#109 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
All of that was false so I'll just assume you're autistic from now on. Thank you for the clarification.
He oversaw the dispossession and internment of Polish Jews and advocated the use of eugenics to breed an Aryan "master race" sired by SS men mated to "German women and girls of good white pure blood."
Himmler was appointed the chief administrator of the occupied Soviet territory and charged with the elimination of the Soviet communist system from the region. Mobile killing squads ('Einsatzgruppen')were assembled to follow behind the army and wage a "total war of destruction" against Soviet society and its Jewish communities. Between one and 1.5 million Jews are murdered under his watch, some of whom were killed entirely in cold-blood in front of their children who he had promised to "save". Ha.
Whilst Hitler's idea, Himmler also oversaw the "mercy-killing" of undesirables in Germany and Germanic states, namely the physically-handicapped, mentally ill, gypsies, Jews, homosexuals and whoever else HE thought possessed "worthless lives"
Himmler oversaw the mass murder of Jews, communists and other opponents in the Ukraine. He organised the systematic exploitation and slaughter of millions of Jews in extermination camps in Poland. After fainting at the sight of 100 Jews being shot on the eastern front (because he was not only a disgusting human being, but one who couldn't follow through with his own orders to boot) he ordered a "more humane means" of execution - the use of poison gas in specially constructed chambers disguised as shower rooms. - Yes, his invention.
I could keep going but I'm not sure what the point of this is really. It's a non-argument. You're a mong
#112 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
#117 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
Yes, I searched it. Walmart has over 260,000 black workers. Are you genuinely retarded?
You've just called my facts "made-up" without providing any shred of evidence against what I've just said. This is the truth. You've yet to find or show me any evidence against anything that I've said. And definition of a racist; someone who believes that one's race is superior to another's - therefore Himmler (as you seem to be) was a racist.
A sentence ends with a full stop, have you not had an education?
#119 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
No evidence at all.
Only endless pictures.
Where did you get that there were only two black SS?
There were countless.
And Asian.
And Jewish.
If the Nazis wanted to kill all the Jews, why were there hundreds of thousands of Jewish Nazis? Including high-ranking Nazi officers?
I still do not get why you just hijacked this thread to spout your race crap.
Go back to POL!
#121 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
I'll even give you a pity-thumb down. Good job, kiddo.
#120 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
Ah, so you are a troll. I wasn't sure. Good quality bait tbh.
#122 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
#123 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
When did I say anything was photoshopped? I've already acknowledge your superior trolling skills.. What more do you want from me?
#114 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
None of what I said was made up at all. These are irrefutable facts. If you can try and find a single piece of evidence against what I've just said then we can have a conversation. As it stands, I just think you're an idiot.
#115 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
#116 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
"that way you"
#93 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
I'm not American for one.
For two, you're trying to justify a nazi..?
#110 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
Just curious why you are not throwing a fit over the bad shit other nations are doing?
Justify a Nazi?
Why not?
Most Nazis were/are great people. 99% were not even involved in high-level legislation.
Most were good Mothers, Fathers, Grandparents, teachers, doctors, scientists, engineers, and so on.
More modern inventions, scientific discoveries, medicines and the like were created by the Nazis more than anyone else.
FJ would not exist if the Nazis did not invent computers and space travel.
#111 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
I'm not throwing a fit, and the point is that you're trying to say that Heinrich Himmler who was responsible for millions and millions of deaths is a "cool guy" and tryig to justify his atrocious actions but throwing around the actions of Bush (for example). The suffering of one does no negate the suffering of another. The crimes of one do not negate the crimes of another. If you had been trying to justify Tony Blair's war crimes I would call you out on that as well. You claim not to be a neo-nazi but sure as hell are acting like a nazi-sympathiser. And that's disgusting. Why not justify the actions of a nazi? Is that even a question a decent human being would have to ask? It doesn't matter whether or not SOME nazis had wonderful inventions. That does not absolve them of their atrocities.
#113 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
What the fuck are you talking about?
Did mommy forget to give you your Ritalin dose today?
I fail to see what I said that would cause you to throw such an incoherent shit-fit.
#118 - iloveyouaddy (07/24/2016) [-]
Again, not a shit fit. And if you could read you would know what I was talking about.
I've already told you what I've disagreed with, 3 times now. You aren't even trying anymore.
#95 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
Do you live under a rock?
That was NEVER meant to be allowed under the law.
But now they ARE arresting and tying "Nazi War Criminals" that were fucking janitors, doctors, book keepers, librarians, and the like.
And it is disgusting.
The original law stated that only "Nazi officers of the highest level will be held culpable".
Not even Nazi officers, but the highest ones. Hitler's inner circle. The ones responsible for making legislation.
So the question is not about did the holohoax happen or not.
It's does a 95 year old man deserve to die in prison for being a janitor when he was a kid?
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BTW-What about the workers at the 700 American Death Camps? Or the British ones? Australian? French? Polish? Russian? Czechoslovakian?
Why are we not arresting them?
#104 - deutschblut (07/24/2016) [-]
Sorry if I was a bit impassioned.
I did not mean to sound offensive.
But I am autistic and it happens a lot.
I do not really hold too many "views".
I have certain passions and interests.
But I like to think myself an objective and pragmatic person.
I find the "holocaust" accusations to be very offensive and disgusting. Not only to Germans, but to Humanity as a whole.
In case you are unaware, there is a quite large movement which seeks to re-examine history related to WW2.
I thought the movement was a bunch of conspiracy nuts.
But I did the research, and it turns out the whole thing was a total lie against the German People.
There are even Jews that are outraged at the fake story of the holohoax...
#88 - thumbfortrump (07/24/2016) [-]
You help maintain a system that kills millions of innocents.
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Polyisobutylene Based Supramolecular Networks via Living Carbocationic Polymerization
Version of Record online: 22 JAN 2013
DOI: 10.1002/masy.201100091
Copyright © 2013 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Macromolecular Symposia
Special Issue: Ionic Polymerization
Volume 323, Issue 1, pages 58–63, January 2013
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Hackethal, K. and Binder, W. H. (2013), Polyisobutylene Based Supramolecular Networks via Living Carbocationic Polymerization. Macromol. Symp., 323: 58–63. doi: 10.1002/masy.201100091
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- Issue online: 22 JAN 2013
- Version of Record online: 22 JAN 2013
- Abstract
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- living carbocationic polymerization;
- polyisobutylene;
- supramolecular networks
Functionalized, styrene based monomers were investigated for copolymerization with isobutylene (IB) via living carbocationic polymerization. The achieved incorporation of polar moieties into the polymer backbone yielded supramolecular networks, which were analyzed and characterized via rheological measurements.


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This hotel from s by gone era.
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Beautiful tiled Hotel in the center of Lido. 5 Minutes walk from the Vaparetto stop (sme lido) and 5 minutes walk from the beach on the other side of the island. The main road that the hotel is on is quiet with a good mix of shops, bars and restaurants.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Grande Albergo Ausonia & Hungaria Lido di Venezia
What a disappointment
Stayed for three days as part of a group, paying for four star accommodation and meals. Room OK, but restaurant very poor. Tinned vegetables, poor quality meat, even a raw egg at breakfast. Everything appeared to be on a tight budget. Staff were doing their best, but we all wondered whether a real chef existed in the kitchen as standards were so disappointing.
Not to good
The food service for Dinner was bad. they tried to rush everything. the pasta course was tasty, but with someone waiting behind you to take the plate, made me uncomfortable. The Veal dish with veggies was awful. The room we had, had air conditioning, but we had to turn if off, as the fan needed to be oiled. We told them about it the first night and the second night, and then just gave up. The carpet was filthy, and I kept my shoes on all the time. Location was good, but with the room being poor, wouldn't go back.
Pleasantly surprised
We visited Venice in September 2004, and stayed at the Hungaria Palace on the Lido. The hotel met all of our expectations and exceeded them in some ways, as there was a modern art exhibition throughout the hotel and its grounds which was entertaining viewing, especially when juxtaposed with the faded grandeur of the hotel itself. It is a bit reminiscent of a beautiful and imposing Victorian public lavatory, though I mean that as a positive comparison. Our room was very big, with high ceilings and a large bathroom. Strange shower arrangement (it proved easier to sit in the bath with the shower hose turned on), but that's all part of the fun in an old hotel. The beds were really comfortable and we would have had a fantastic view of the street if only we could have fully opened the windows. That said, we thought the hotel was lovely and they accomodated us in their restaurant (though we had to sit in the bar area) at no notice, when a sudden storm meant that everyone had decided to dine early and we couldn't find a restaurant that had space (beware of bad weather in Venice - when all those outdoor tables are unusable, it's a struggle to accomodate all those hungry tourists). I would certainly visit this hotel again.
Great substitute
We stayed at Hungaria Palace by default when our originally-booked hotel in Lido couldn't accommodate us due to some maintenance problems. They arranged this hotel as a substitute and it turned out for the best. We loved the hotel's position on the main street, the proximity of transport and all facilities, would have loved being so close to the beach had we been able to stay longer.
Our room was on the 3rd floor, facing the back, so not much of a view but very quiet. The bedroom was small and the furniture dated, but very comfortable for a one night stay before joining a cruise. The bathroom was obviously re-novated, very well appointed and gleamingly clean.
The hotel's public rooms decor fits in very well with its name and image: that of an Austro-Hungarian period and style hotel. We loved the ample, multi-choice breakfast and the large, sunny and welcoming breakfast room. Its easterly orientation helps to make a happy start for the day ahead.
Great place if staying in Lido, Venice
The Hungaria Palace is a lovely hotel if you do not mind staying on Lido Island while in Venice. I found the boats back and forth to the main attractions rather inconvenient, considering you can stay in more central locations for less money. However, if you prefer to stay on Lido, and want to be close to the beach, in a central location on the main activity street, this is the place for you. The hotel has a beautiful exterior and terrace and above average rooms for Italian hotels. The bathrooms are redone and very nice. Room we had, on the fourth floor, and facing the back was very quiet... however there is music on the terrace in the summer which may be an issue for anyone staying in the rooms facing the front terrace. Everything is clean and well maintained. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast is far better than the average Italian hotel breakfast. Altogether this place is definitely one of the best options on Lido.
What a wonderful hotel. Beautiful spacious rooms and convenient to the ferry over to Venice. The shops and restaurants on Lido are just a good as Venice itself but not as crowded. We lucked out with this hotel after the terrible experience with a 3 star hotel around the corner.
The Villa Parco - stay away from that one...yuk!
Are there two hotels of the same name?
The hotel bears very little resemblance to its beautiful web images. The furniture and decor are second rate, as if bought in a jumble sale. The staff for the most part are pleasant, with notable exceptions. I have stayed in a number of hotels in Italy, including superior 2-star accomodation, for half the price. Breakfast selection and quality is poor. The hotel 'boasts' a piano-bar, resulting in echoes of a karoke style Italian Elton John wanabe throughout the hotel until 1am (Earplugs a must).
Don't let this hotel dissuade you from staying on the Lido. This is a wonderful part of Venice.
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Maggie Martin Bergeron
Published: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, January 29, 2001 at 11:00 p.m.
Maggie Martin Bergeron, 96, a native of Lafourche Parish and a resident of Bourg, died Monday, Jan. 29, 2001.
Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to funeral time Wednesday at Bayou Blue United Methodist Church. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the church, with burial in Rogers Cemetery.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Edgar (Barbara B.) Rogers of Houma; one brother, A.D. "Danny" Martin of Houma; one sister, Dorothy M. Carreker of Houma; three granddaughters; and five great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Desire J. Bergeron; her parents, the Rev. Anatole D. and Agnes Matherne Martin; five brothers, B. Joseph, Clyde, Robert, Herbert and Wesley Martin; and four sisters, Sylvia Martin, Alice M. Fleming, Lucide M. Cox and Yvonne M. Clark.
She was a graduate of Southwestern Louisiana Institute (now the University of Louisiana at Lafayette) and taught school for 24 years including: MacDonell Methodist School, Bourg School, Lower Montegut Elementary School and Bayou Blue Elementary School where she also served as principal.
She was an active member of Bayou Blue Methodist Church and served as pianist and teacher of the Adult French Sunday School Class. She also served as pianist and Sunday School teacher at Houma Heights Methodist Church.
At a Louisiana Conference for Methodist Women in New Orleans she was honored in recognition of her service and community work.
She worked for many years with the Terrebonne Parish Library system and the BookMobile.
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Joan Lunden Reveals She Is Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
Joan Lunden, former "Good Morning America" anchor, revealed on "GMA" on June 24 that she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Robin Roberts (II), the current host who interviewed Joan, and "GMA" news anchor Amy Robach had also battled against the same illness.
Joan also wrote on her blog about her breast cancer diagnosis on Tuesday. She revealed that at first, the annual mammogram she received two weeks ago was negative. The doctor then suggested an ultrasound to Joan, which later revealed that she had a tumor in her right breast. She later found out that the tumor was actually a cancer after a core biopsy was done.
Joan recalled, "I sat there stunned - how could this be? I considered myself fit and healthy, I get checked faithfully every year and I didn't have a history of breast cancer in my family."
"But of course after covering many stories about breast cancer over the years, I knew that none of us are exempt. I also knew that I had to jump into action quickly, put together a team, and find the best course of treatment for the kind of cancer that I have," she added.
Joan said that she actually wanted to keep her illness a secret, but at the end she decided to share the news to public. "I have decided to talk about my breast cancer because since the moment I took the job at Good Morning America I have lived my life sharing my joys and my disappointments with all of you: my pregnancies, my relationships, my career," she explained.
She continued, "I have shared my journey. So it certainly didn't feel right keeping this part of my journey a secret."
Joan said that her father was a cancer surgeon who died on a flight after his speech at a Cancer Conference when she was little. She wanted to continue her father's passion to "save lives and work toward a cure for cancer." She said, "I knew that he would want me to use this experience as an opportunity to spread the word about how important it is to get screened for all types of cancers and for women to do self-breast exams."
Joan said that she was fortunate to find her breast cancer at the early stage and the doctor's prognosis was promising. She revealed that she had already begun her chemotherapy. Rather than being a pessimist, she faced her illness with positive attitude, saying, "I know I have a challenge ahead of me in this journey, however I have chosen to take it as an opportunity to fulfill my father's legacy and try to inspire others to protect their health."
According to her publicist Stan Rosenfield, Joan will receive several treatments, including a lumpectomy, chemotherapy and radiation. The treatments are expected to fully recover her condition.
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Katherine O'Dair Named Dean of Students
Katherine O'Dair, who has served as associate vice president of student affairs at Boston College, will become the College's Dean of Students on Aug. 15.
A.D. Club Rules Out Merger with Female Clubs
During a summer in which several single-gender social groups have adopted a wait-and-see approach in response to imminent University sanctions, the all-male A.D. Club has ruled out merging with a female club should it adopt gender neutral policies.
Lassonde to Depart Mather in June, Unsure of What Lies Ahead
Former Dean of Student Life Stephen Lassonde will move out of Mather House at the end of this June, unsure of what lies ahead after stepping down from his administrative post in the middle of this year.
In the Shadow of Vietnam, Students Brought the Gulf War to Campus
For almost all the members of the Class of 1991, the Gulf War was the first major U.S. military operation in their memory. To some students, the Gulf War was like a flash in the pan, seemingly over before it started. To others, the intervention was an important event that signaled what role the U.S. would play in world affairs in the coming years.
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As Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana cracks down on final clubs and tries to bolster House life, he is trying to cast his administration as one focused on academics.
Ninety-five Seniors Join Phi Beta Kappa
Rejoicing with smiles, shouts, and hurried text messages to parents, 95 members of the Class of 2016 found out they had been elected to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society in an email on Wednesday.
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Dalen Ferreira '19 moves boxes to store in Adams House, his residence for next year.
Spring Book Returns
Natalie Cho '17 brings her textbooks to the Harvard Coop to sell them back. 'I didn't get to sell any of them back though," Cho said as she left with her books in hand.
Students Critique 'Guardian' Article On Harvard Politics
National media outlets have spent months puzzling over the strong support on college campuses for Democratic presidential nominee and 74-year-old socialist Bernie Sanders, but at Harvard that dynamic has gone misunderstood.
As Social Life Changes, Harvard Alumni Are Outspoken
Though many elected graduate leaders of clubs have publicly and strongly challenged Harvard's approach to the clubs for months, last week's announcement has precipitated broader alumni engagement with the the future of these organizations on campus.
Hundreds of Women Protest Harvard Sanctions
Continuing to mount pressure on administrators, over 200 women rallied in front of Massachusetts Hall Monday against a new Harvard policy that will bar members of unrecognized single-gender social organizations from holding leadership positions in official clubs and receiving top fellowships.


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The Composition of the Pentateuch: Renewing the Documentary HypothesisFor well over two centuries the question of the composition of the Pentateuch has been among the most central and hotly debated issues in the field of biblical studies. In this book, Joel Baden presents a fresh and comprehensive argument for the Documentary Hypothesis. Critically engaging both older and more recent scholarship, he fundamentally revises and reorients the classical model of the
Biblical Perspectives on Procreation and ChildlessnessIn the Book of Genesis, the first words God speaks to humanity are "Be fruitful and multiply." From ancient times to today, these words have been understood as a divine command to procreate. Fertility is viewed as a sign of blessedness and moral uprightness, while infertility is associated with sin and moral failing. Reconceiving Infertility explores traditional interpretations such as these,
From the Baptism in the Jordan to the Transfiguration"This book is . . . my personal search 'for the face of the Lord.'" –Benedict XVIIn this bold, momentous work, the Pope––in his first book written as Benedict XVI––seeks to salvage the person of Jesus from recent "popular" depictions and to restore Jesus' true identity as discovered in the Gospels. Through his brilliance as a theologian and his personal conviction as a believer, the Pope shares a
An Introduction to the New TestamentAn Introduction to the New Testament focuses on "special introduction" that is historical questions dealing with authorship, date, sources, purpose, destination, and so forth. This approach stands in contrast to recent texts that concentrate more on literary form, rhetorical criticism, and historical parallels—topics the authors don't minimize, but instead think are better given extended treatment
An Introduction to the Old TestamentThis second edition of An Introduction to the Old Testament integrates and interacts with recent developments in Old Testament scholarship. Several distinctive set it apart from other introductions to the Old Testament: • It is thoroughly evangelical in its perspective • It emphasizes "special introduction"—the study of individual books • It interacts in an irenic spirit with the historical
$30.99The Old Testament is more than a religious history of the nation of Israel. It is more than a portrait gallery of heroes of the faith. It is even more than a theological and prophetic backdrop to the New Testament. Beyond these, the Old Testament is inspired revelation of the very nature, character, and works of God. As renowned Old Testament scholar Bruce Waltke writes in the preface of this book
Theological Interpretation of the Old TestamentThe groundbreaking Dictionary for Theological Interpretation of the Bible (DTIB) introduced readers to key names, theories, and concepts in the field of biblical interpretation. It has been well received by pastors and students, won book awards from Christianity Today and the Catholic Press Association, and was named the ECPA 2006 Christian Book of the Year. Theological Interpretation of the Old
Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old TestamentReaders of the New Testament often encounter quotes or allusions to Old Testament stories and prophecies that are unfamiliar or obscure. In order to fully understand the teachings of Jesus and his followers, it is important to understand the large body of Scripture that preceded and informed their thinking. Leading evangelical scholars G. K. Beale and D. A. Carson have brought together a
Handbook on the New Testament Use of the Old TestamentThis concise guide by a leading New Testament scholar helps readers understand how to better study the multitude of Old Testament references in the New Testament. G. K. Beale, coeditor of the bestselling Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, focuses on the "how to" of interpreting the New Testament use of the Old Testament, providing students and pastors with many of the
Galatians (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament)
Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New TestamentIn this addition to the award-winning BECNT series, highly regarded New Testament scholar Douglas Moo offers a substantive yet accessible commentary on Galatians. With extensive research and thoughtful chapter-by-chapter exegesis, Moo leads readers through all aspects of the book of Galatians--sociological, historical, and theological--to help them better understand its meaning and relevance.As
Exploring the Origins of the Bible (Acadia Studies in Bible and Theology)
Canon Formation in Historical, Literary, and Theological Perspective
Acadia Studies in Bible and TheologyHow did the Bible we have come to be? What do biblical scholars mean when they talk about canon, the Septuagint, the Apocrypha, or the Masoretic Text? All this biblical study is interesting, but does it really matter? Leading international scholars explain that it does. This thought-provoking and cutting-edge collection will help you go deeper in your understanding of the biblical writings, how
The New American Commentary: Volume 6 - Judges-RuthTHE NEW AMERICAN COMMENTARY is for the minister or Bible student who wants to understand and expound the Scriptures. Notable features include:* commentary based on THE NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION;* the NIV text printed in the body of the commentary;* sound scholarly methodology that reflects capable research in the original languages;* interpretation that emphasizes the theological unity of each


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Glenn R. Stewart of the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group will discuss the peregrine population recovery, and falcons in a changing world, and will bring a live falcon to this event. Falcons that once nested in remote cliffs are now nesting in cities on man-made structures such as buildings and bridges. In 1970 there were only two known nesting pairs of peregrines in California; today the population has recovered to over 250 known nesting pairs, including several in the Bay Area. Co-sponsored by the Business Science and Technology Center and the Wallace Stegner Environmental Center. This is a Green Stacks Program.
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- Jueves 28 de Julio de 2016, 5:30 pmBiblioteca Central, Auditorio Koret
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- Sábado 13 de Agosto de 2016, 2:00 pmBiblioteca Central, Auditorio Koret


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Beginning May 4, Chris Irrgang will teach Yoga for 50+. Chris has assisted in teaching the class for more than a year and enjoys making yoga accessible for every body.
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I made Carolina Style Pulled Pork Sandwich in the crock pot yesterday and wanted to try something different than just standard leftovers. I also had a fresh pineapple that I had just cut up this morning. While I'm not entirely a fan of meat & fruit together, I thought I'd try this recipe. I made my own thin crust with Pizza Dough for Thin Crust Pizza (excellent thin crust, btw). I think I would like it much better (personally) without the pineapple, but that's just my preference/taste. This was an excellent recipe, good use of leftovers and a wonderful change from the standard leftovers and/or pizza. Thanks for sharing.
This was soooo good. DH didn't think he would like it when he saw me making it, but changed his mind when tasting it. Used fresh pineapple and left over pulled pork with Thin crust pizza crust. YUM!
Amazing, I made two this weekend and both were great. However I used crushed pinapple on one and it turned out best.
Very good pizza pie. I used my own crust recipe. :)
this was super yummy.. me and bf were worried about it being too sweet but it was perfect.. we didn't adhere exactly to the measurements but used this more as a starting point.. either way we really enjoyed the pizza.. ty for the recipe
Amazing!!! I altered slightly to use up what I had - 2 BBQ leg quarters, a few slices of sandwich pepperoni, about 2 TBS crumbled bacon pieces. I used pineapple tidbits which are perfect bite size for me. My own crust and an assortment of 5 blend Italian cheese, cheddar & jack cheese. DH & DS both thought I was a rock star for such a wonderful dinner. Served with a nice tossed salad. Thank you so much for helping me clear out the fridge (the week before Thanksgiving)! This will be a recipe that goes into my pizza rotation from now on!


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Pork Chops Italian
|Pork chops
|6 (1/2 Inch Thick)
|Long grain rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs), uncooked
|Italian salad dressing mix
|1 Can (10 oz)
|Boiling water
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Cream of chicken soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|To Taste
|To Taste
1. Trim excess fat off the pork chops.
2. In a large skillet, heat oil, add trimmed fat and sear pork chops on both sides without cooking.
3. In a 13X9 -€" inch baking dish, add uncooked rice and bake at 200 degrees centigrade for about 7 minutes till rice are golden in colour.
4. Blend together the Italian dressing, water and chicken soup and add to the golden baked rice.
5. Arrange the seared pork chops on top and season with salt and pepper.
6. Cover the casserole and bake at 200 degrees centigrade for about 60 minutes.
7. Remove cover and bake for another 30 minutes, until liquid is absorbed and rice tender.
8. Serve hot
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 1539 Calories from Fat 805
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 89 g137.6%
Saturated Fat 22.6 g113%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 295.9 mg98.6%
Sodium 2579.7 mg107.5%
Total Carbohydrates 104 g34.5%
Dietary Fiber 0.02 g0.06%
Sugars 20.8 g
Protein 80 g159.8%
Vitamin A 5.6% Vitamin C 0.24%
Calcium 10.2% Iron 24.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Built in 1935 and located in the core of the city's historic district, Encanto is the third oldest golf course in Arizona
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Mike Swartz played golf for and is a graduate of the University of Arkansas. He also played golf professionally from 1986 to 1998 and was on the PGA Tour - participating in four U.S. Opens. Mike began his career with Phoenix Golf in 1999 and has run Cave Creek, Papago and Encanto Golf Courses.