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This is part of a series of stories by Kimmel, who's given up her car and is relying primarily on public transit.
Last Monday, I was in my office's conference room during our weekly staff meeting when I heard the screeching of tires, followed by a loud thump and a scream. I practically leaped from my seat to the window and saw a scene that nightmares are made of.
There, below my office on Vermont and Penn, was a car in the middle of the sidewalk with a man lying on the ground next to it.
My colleague called 911 and the sirens began sounding in the distance.
The driver looked completely distraught talking to the cops, pacing back and forth and repeatedly checking on the man who they had just hit. The witnesses were all around, unsure of what to do and how to help. The man who had been hit luckily seemed okay, though severely shaken, as he propped himself up on his elbow. He wasn't moving his legs, so I am not sure how 'okay' he actually was at that point.
After surveying the scene, I noticed a bucket lying in the middle of the road. It, too, had been struck and had splashed bright yellow paint onto Vermont Street. The man had been painting the curbs, in the middle of his work day, and was hit by a car.
I don't know the back story, I don't know if the driver wasn't paying attention, if the worker hadn't been watching for traffic or if there was some combination of the two. All I know are the sounds I heard and the aerial view of the scene immediately following.
You know that feeling you have after you get in a car wreck and you are afraid of getting in your car and driving again? Yeah, I have that feeling about walking now.
So, this week I have taken extra caution. I haven't been listening to my headphones as loudly, I stop at every corner and look both ways multiple times before I cross the street and I wait for the walk signal even if no cars are around. Seeing a fellow pedestrian lying on the ground has had me pretty shaken up these last few days. I've even begun policing other people and yelled at two different cyclists riding the wrong way (against traffic).
As I searched online to find an update on the victim, I noticed several recent news stories about pedestrians being hit in Indianapolis.
From what I've heard, the man is going to be just fine. But now, as I walk into my building every morning, I am reminded by the splattering of yellow paint in the street that this is a common occurrence and could very easily have been me.
I would hope that this is yet another lesson for both drivers and pedestrians to be more cautious of their surroundings.


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HMV put its live business – which runs London's Hammersmith Apollo, where Kylie Minogue, pictured, is performing tomorrow – up for sale in December by hiring advisers at Citi. Potential suitors are thought to be willing to pay only a similar amount to the £64m that HMV paid for Mama Group in January 2010. HMV initiated the sale process to help slash its debts of up to £180 million. The deadline for first-round bids was 2 March.
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2) In a sauté pan, melt the butter.
3) Put in the onions and scatter the sugar over. Cover the onions and cook for 20 minutes over medium heat. Stir the onions occasionally. Cook till they turn sticky and golden.
4) Pour in the brandy(if using), reduce it completely and then season to taste. This onion topping can be made 2 days in advance and can kept covered inside the fridge.
5) Toast the bread slices. The toasts can be made up 1 hour before serving.
6) Spread the onions over the toast and top each toast with a slice of cheese.
7) Keep the toasts on to a baking tray and bake for 15 minutes, till the cheese starts to bubble and turn golden.
8) Decorate each plate with a sprig of dressed watercress next to the onion-cheese toast. Serve hot.
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Total Fat 47 g72.6%
Saturated Fat 30.7 g153.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 40.6 mg13.5%
Sodium 599.5 mg25%
Total Carbohydrates 75 g25%
Dietary Fiber 6.6 g26.3%
Sugars 18.1 g
Protein 37 g73.2%
Vitamin A 10% Vitamin C 34.5%
Calcium 10.4% Iron 19.4%
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I started photographing weddings because I love the feeling of giving you lasting, artistic memories of your wedding that you can look back on and cherish for a lifetime. I strive to give each and every client the personal attentive care they need and deserve. I photograph your wedding with the attention to detail and heart that I would give to my very own wedding. I truly value the time, energy and effort you have put into making your wedding day uniquely yours. My goal is to make it one you keep looking back on time and time again with a smile on your face.
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Around the world, as internet connectivity leaps ahead with the popularity of Smart phones and tablet technology, as well as soon to be commonplace web-enabled TV, online advertising is outstripping all print media.
According to the latest report from eMarketer, for the first time ever, online advertising will surpass print in terms of spend, growing 23.3% to US$39.5 billion during 2012. In the US alone, online ad spending will post growth well above 20% this year to reach nearly US$40 billion, as the internet continues to prove its worth to advertisers in a tough economic climate.
Online is where the consumers research, compare and converse about products, from CDs to boats, and it's where advertisers are seeking to pitch their offering.
'Advertisers' comfort level with integrated marketing is greater than ever, and this is helping more advertisers, and more large brands, put a greater share of dollars online,' said David Hallerman, eMarketer principal analyst.
Double-digit growth is expected through 2014, when US online ad spending will reach US$52.8 billion. In 2016, the eMarketer study anticipates advertisers will spend US$62 billion online.
Fast growth has put online ahead of some traditional media, especially print newspapers and magazines. This year, US online ad spending will exceed the total spent on print magazines and newspapers for the first time, at US$39.5 billion vs US$33.8 billion. And as online shoots up, the print total will continue to drop.
Technology is leading the push for online advertising. The share of adults in the US who own tablet computers nearly doubled from 10% to 19% between mid-December and early January and the same surge in growth also applied to e-book readers, which also jumped from 10% to 19% over the same time period - thanks to Christmas gift giving and the flow on by word-of-mouth recommendation.
The number of Americans owning at least one of these digital reading devices jumped from 18% in December to 29% in January.
From a marine industry perspective, advertisers are migrating in rising numbers, turning their ad budgets upside down. Analysts are adamant that to avoid losing market influence and share of consumer attention, brands and retailers need to invest their ad dollars online.
Steve Allen, media analyst and MD at Fusion Strategy, says that in Australia, online advertising surpassed magazines 'two or three years ago' and is likely to overtake newspapers this year.
Allen asserts that in the marine sector, consumer activity and confidence online depends entirely on how people buy goods. 'They may research at a bricks and mortar retail level, then go online and compare, then buy, as long as they know they have the security of warranty or being able to get help if something goes wrong. There are many people who wouldn't be confident to buy online, but many, younger consumers who know what they're doing and do purchase from the net.'
The key to successful e-tail sites, says Allen, is that they are engineered with the consumer in mind. 'Some are clearly falling short, but the new generation of e-tail sites are putting consumers at ease.'
Allen says it's not all about buying online, as branding advertising 'is coming in to its own' amd advertisers become more adept at tailoring campaigns, including more frequently, video components, to the online space.
Thanks to the popularity of smart phones, tablets, laptops,netbooks and connected TV, the stature of the Internet as the number one media and information source is an absolute reality. Commentators and analysts forecast the net will overtake newspapers this year in Australia for their share of ad revenue, having already outstripped magazines three years ago.
While there is still a sentimentality for traditional media among consumers, advertisers are moving away in droves as circulations fall.
Advertisers who have yet to dip a toe in online advertising are missing out on the consumer wave of technology that accommodates branding, campaign and retail advertising, reaching the tech-savvy, cashed-up consumers who are confident to research and buy online. If you don't have at least 50% of your ad budget online, you are missing out on the key market growth area.
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Congratulations ADS Safari Specialist Sharon Lyon!
At Africa Dream Safaris we do things a bit different than everyone else, including one way we are letting everyone know about the Serengeti. We have our own unusual representative out their strutting his stuff promoting Tanzania and the Serengeti in the dog show world!!
We are so proud of The Lion Lady's Serengeti Sunset – Bailey won Best of Breed and continued on representing the Chinese Crested's in the toy group at the AKC National Championship dog show in Orlando Florida December 17, 2016, making the cut in the group ring!! This show is touted as being the largest dog show in America
55 Top rated Chinese Cresteds entries from Russia, Japan, Brazil , England and USA were competing for this esteemed honor.
Bailey started his morning out by winning the breed in a lovely line up Cresteds under Judge Mr. Gareth Morgan-Jones & then continued to shine making the cut in the most competitive Toy Group you have competed in of the year under esteemed Judge Mr. Peter Green!!!
To say we are proud would be an understatement!!!
Congratulations to Breeder & owner Sharon Van Sinderen Lyon- commonly known as The Lion Lady throughout Africa and those who have booked safaris with us!!!
And her wonderful team Sammie Lewis, Trevor Lewis & Chandler Thomas Becker for their expertise and superb handling skills!!!
To watch the Toy group http://www.akc.org/national-championship/live-stream/?hellobar
The Lion Lady's Serengeti Sunset- Bailey finished the 2016 year as the #7 Chinese Crested in the USA in Breed points and #6 in all breed points!
Keep your eyes open for him competing this coming February at the Westminster Dog show competition in New York!!! His mother won the Chinese Crested breed at Westminster in 2014 and we are excited to see him following in her paw prints!
Chinese Crested's are believed to come from Africa 3,000 years ago from wild dogs and bred down in size by the Chinese who put them on the merchant ships to hunt the vermin.
- January 11, 2017
- By Michael
- Posted under Uncategorized
Our Most Fabulous Ever Vacation!
Margaret and I wanted a big celebration for our 25th wedding anniversary and we eventually settled on a ten day Tanzania Safari created by Africa Dream Safaris. We wanted luxury as well as game drives and so ADS selected the most stunning lodges for our trip. There were no issues with altering the trip to make it exactly how we wanted it, but what we didn't realize is that the whole trip would be far better than we'd even imagined!
Although our trip officially started at the Arusha Coffee Lodge, for us it began with a flight from Arusha to the north west Serengeti – and even on this flight we saw Zebra and Ostrich on the edge of the runway!
Russell, our ADS driver, met us when we landed, and drove us to our first lodging at Bushtops Serengeti. But this first drive was through the beautiful Serengeti, seeing Zebra, Giraffe, Hippos, Wildebeest, Buffalo, and even Lions; so even before we'd "arrived" we'd had an amazing drive.
Our second days drive took us temporarily into Kenya and offered our first views of Elephants. At first we saw one Elephant in the distance; then later a family group very active just yards away!
Throughout our Safari, this kept occurring – we'd see a great view of animals, and later a better view, and then even better still. Multiple times our view went from needing the provided binoculars, to being so close that a phone camera took National Geographic quality photos!
On our third day we transferred from the North East Serengeti to Central, at the Elewana Pioneer camp. Here our lodging was more tented but still very luxurious with king size bed, private shower, electric lighting…
The transfer drive was amazing as we drove through typical Serengeti plains, to more forested areas, hilly areas – and all the time seeing a constant variety of animals including our first Leopard, again just a few feet from the road. We were stunned too by the sight of eight Lions in a tree.
The Pioneer camp offered very fast internet too, giving a chance to share our experience with friends and family.
Another day, another drive – our first Cheetahs, Baboons trying to chase a Leopard from it's tree, a pride of 16 Lions, and Elephants on top of rocks!
Our next lodge was Singita Faru Faru in the private Grumeti reserve, which forced us to separate from Russell and the ADS vehicle, and switch to the lodges transport. This change meant sharing the vehicle with other people, being unable to stand for the best views; but instead the vehicle was able to go off the roads which gave our very closest views of animals.
In the Grumeti reserve we also took an interesting walking tour, and an early morning balloon ride which included flying over a herd of more than 100 Elephants.
From Grumeti we flew to Manyara and met back with Russell who drove us to our last lodging at the incredible Ngorongoro Crater Lodge. We clearly had saved the best for last as this lodge has amazing cottage style rooms, constant friendship from the staff, and spectacular views of the crater!
Our drive into the Ngorongoro Crater was exhilarating and once again there were game views almost everywhere. We saw our only Black Rhino view here, rather too distant for good photos but with a calf to make the view more special. Also here we saw our only kill – a "cackle" of Hyena trapped and drowned a lost Buffalo calf but then a nearby Lion pride moved in and took over the kill, dragging it from the water.
Our final day driving from Ngorongoro back to Arusha detoured through the Lake Manyara Park for final views of Zebra, Buffalo, Elephants, Baboons, as well as hundreds of Pelicans.
Other than the end of our trip, there really were no negatives. We'd been concerned before we left USA about insects / bites, about how distant our views would be, about weather / temperature. None of these were an issue.
Insects were almost non-existent on the game drives and lodgings, except at Singita Faru Faru where they were very noticeable at dinner – the choice was lights that attracted them, or darkness with no way to see what you were eating! For some reason many flying insects also got into our room, though the net around our bed kept them from being too annoying.
Temperatures were perfect; during the hot day time the canopy of our ADS vehicle kept us shaded – at night because our Lodgings were all 4,000-5,000 feet altitude, temperatures dropped to very comfortable low 60s or even 50s. On our early morning drive at the Grumeti reserve we definitely needed the provided blankets.
As for the views, almost all animals were seen at least some of the time less than 50 feet from the vehicle – and some views were much closer. I was very pleased with my Nikon Coolpix P900 camera with it's 2000mm equivalent maximum zoom, but I was also very pleased with the video and photos I was able to take from my iPhone, sometimes.
Our two days at the Singita lodging gave us a flavor of what Safari trips are like from companies other than ADS. With ADS, Russell was our personal driver and guide; he took us where and when we wanted and was a constant friend, providing a major enhancement to our vacation.
We would have been less thrilled with having to share our drives, obey set times and have less control over our days. Additionally, the experience of driving rather than flying from one lodging to another seemed to be a significant benefit in being able to see the changing terrain from one part of Serengeti to another.
Thank you Michael for creating our special trip, and Russell for making it so wonderful!
Ian and Margaret C.
Winter Garden, FL
Safari Dates: November 28, 2016 to December 7, 2016
P.S. It's hard sometimes when watching a Safari program on television to get a realistic idea of what a Safari drive is like. So here I've put together a few videos taken during our trip, using just my iPhone (so these views are close to the truck, not zoomed in from far away!) You can see that the terrain is sometimes grass plain, sometimes more full of trees, sometimes no animals visible and sometimes you have to stop because the animals are blocking the road!
Driving in the Serengeti: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXkr2o-6gW4
- January 05, 2017
- By Michael
- Posted under ADS Guest Testimonials, Anniversary, Dec, Florida, Nov
We Shall Always Remember The Majestic Landscape, Animals And People Of Tanzania.
Our safari to Tanzania exceeded our expectations! It was a life changing experience and one that we will never forget.
We researched several outfitters before we made our decision to use African Dream Safaris and were drawn to them by their promise of a worry free experience and the flexibility that was offered by a private safari. Their program was unique and well presented on their web site and brochures but we must admit that we were a bit skeptical as to their ability to deliver on all they promised.
When we contacted Dawn it was immediately obvious that she possessed a wealth of knowledge and personal experience. Her professional approach and patience put us immediately at ease. Still, it was hard to believe that our safari could be as simple and worry free as she described. With Dawns expertise we "built" our safari to our very specific wants and needs and it did not faze her at all. Dawn took over and we sat back in anticipation.
In short…ADS not only delivered on their promises but exceeded our expectations by a long shot!!! From the minute we touched down in Kilimanjaro it was obvious we were in good hands.
Our guide Francis met us at the airstrip in the Serengeti, took care of all the necessary paperwork and off we went on our adventure. Pam told Francis that she was most interested in seeing elephants and giraffes. Almost before we settled into our Range Rover, Francis had found several elephants and just a couple of minutes after that we were viewing giraffes up close and personal!
It was obvious that we were in expert hands with Francis. His knowledge, professionalism and personality were just what we needed to put us at ease. His ability to get us in the right spot for photo opportunities was excellent. Our doubts about ADS vanished.
We quickly learned that "roads" in the bush are really trails just wide enough in most cases for one vehicle to pass at a time. No worry here as Francis not only knew the roads but knew when to give us a heads up so that we could keep our heads on!!!!!
Throughout our safari, the wild life viewing was spectacular and the scenery was beautiful. We awoke each day with heightened anticipation for what the new day would hold for us. Francis did an excellent job of tailoring our days to our desires and used his expertise to maximize our experience.
It was obvious that Francis was on a mission on one of our Serengeti days. We headed off into the heavy bush and to our surprise, Francis spotted three black rhinos. These nearly extinct beautiful animals were majestic and awe inspiring. Francis explained to us how rare this sighting was and gave us an excellent vantage point for photos and viewing.
At one point, Francis asked our permission if he could "guide" another ADS guide to the location of the Rhinos to give them the opportunity to view these very rare animals. It was our pleasure to share our experience and Francis located the other party and led them to our viewing location.
The caring side of Francis for his country, his people and the animals was obvious as we progressed on our journey. It was heartwarming to experience his pride and his willingness to share his knowledge and expertise.
We chose to visit a Masai village near the Ngorongoro Crater area. This humbling experience was a highlight of our trip. The simplicity of these people, the hospitality and warmth with which they welcomed us gave us a true appreciation for the beauty of Tanzania and its diverse culture. It was our pleasure to share our time, talent and treasure with these genuine people.
Our safari was perhaps the best adventure trip we have ever taken. We shall always remember the majestic landscape, scenery, animals and people of Tanzania. We will always carry in our hearts the simplicity of the people and the beauty of the wild life and their habitat.
Robert and Pam A.
Dallas, Texas
Safari Dates: September 21, 2016 to October 3, 2016
- January 04, 2017
- By Michael
- Posted under ADS Guest Testimonials, Oct, Sep, Texas


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If you follow the Aldine Branch on Twitter, then you know that we participated again in last month's Houston Art Car Parade. As always, it was a blast. For the fourth year in a row the branch was there with an art book cart. To celebrate the achievement our teen volunteers created a little video for your enjoyment.
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Sunday is the big day of the Houston Art Car Parade. Once again the Aldine branch will be there along with other HCPL branches. The parade runs from 1pm-3pm, so that gives you plenty of time to stop by our tent in the morning. You can see our cool art book carts up-close, participate in a craft, or even register for a library card! If you can't make it, then don't worry. We'll be tweeting the whole time. We're excited and hope to see you there!
The Aldine Branch teens have begun work on our 3rd annual art cart. The last two years the Aldine cart, along with carts from other branches, have been present at HCPL's booth at the Houston Art Car Parade. Stay tuned for further details and see what the teens come up with this year.
The Art Car Parade hosted by The Orange Show for Visionary Arts was held this past weekend in downtown Houston. The Harris County Public Library participated in the event for the second year in a row by having a booth in the parade's Fun Zone. Know this, fun was certainly had. Not only was HCPL able to share information about its services to many parade goers, but it was able to flex its artistic muscles as well. Three art book carts were on display, which were created by teen volunteers from various branches. Plus, kids had the opportunity to create their own art cars with a craft provided by the library.
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I cover science and medicine, and believe this is biology's century.
A previous version of this story was published, in slightly different form, on Dec. 26, 2001.
Expect to get to know Clarinex. Expect to associate the name with a theme song, a slogan, and–in all likelihood–images of women or children running happily through flowering spring meadows. Expect advertisements for this new allergy drug to be as ubiquitous as those for its predecessor, Claritin.
Clarinex becomes available by prescription in pharmacies nationwide today, Schering says. To make the drug more appealing, it will be priced lower than Claritin. Schering's net direct price for Clarinex is $1.83 per day, compared with $2.22 per day for Claritin, according to
Claritin's patent protection ends in December 2002, and aggressive generic firms will surely push to end Schering's exclusivity over the drug even earlier. For well over a year, the Kenilworth, N.J.-based drugmaker's planned defense against the generic onslaught has been to switch patients over to Clarinex, a newer, patent-protected version of Claritin, before the cheaper firms got on the market.
That was easier said than done, however. Schering-Plough expected Clarinex to be approved a full fourteen months ago. Back in February, regulators at the Food and Drug Administration said they wouldn't give Schering the go-ahead to market the antihistamine until it cleared up manufacturing problems with some of its plants. Today, even after the approval, Schering shares are down 38% from their 52-week high, to less than $36.
Schering will be paying the Food and Drug Administration $500 million in fines–more than one-fifth of its earnings last year–to settle its manufacturing woes. And it became the latest in a string of drug giants, including
So now Kogan and his peers need to convince patients and their insurers to make the switch from Claritin to Clarinex. The strategy of switching patients to a newer version of a drug that is losing patent protection is a common one in the pharmaceutical industry. For instance,
But it helps in making such a switch to be able to convince doctors that the new drug is substantially better than generic Claritin, which will be substantially cheaper. Schering may have an uphill battle there. It will launch Clarinex in January, giving it at least one hay-fever season to convince patients to switch. And there have been whispers that Clarinex doesn't necessarily work all that much better than Claritin–which itself doesn't work for every patient.
O'Donnell notes at least one advantage to the new drug: It may work longer. "There is concern among many physicians and patients who feel that currently available treatments do not control allergy symptoms for a full 24 hours," says O'Donnell. "Our clinical research has shown that Clarinex significantly reduced total symptom scores for both the 12th and 24th hour."
That Clarinex is back on track is certainly a ray of light for Schering-Plough. But it is a very thin one. To make its future bright, Schering is going to have to market like gangbusters, just as it did with Claritin, one of the most advertised drugs ever.


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Developers give thumbs up to combo climbing the open-source software stack.Red hats $350 million acquisition of JBoss April 10 could give software developers a new "superplatform" to build complete stack applications, but the open-source community will feel ripple effects. The ultimate impact of the deal remains to be seen. But developers said Red Hat, which offers Linux services, and JBoss, which provides support and services around open-source middleware, make a good pair, given that the combined company will have a stack of products to sell, including an all-important application server.
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Would it be possible to make guitar work on xbox and ps3?
I've ps3 my budy has xbox360 and we wanna play guitar hero, but guitar for xbox doesn't work on ps3 and vice versa. Why would anyone with a right mind make two guitars instead of a universal one for both consoles?
I see this device XCM Cross Battle Adapter Plus that allows you to play on ps3 with xbox controller, so would it be possible to use it?
I don't really know mush about electronic devices but maybe someone with better knowledge could tell me if there are any chances to modify a guitar to make it work on both consoles?
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Well, the Ps3 uses the Bluetooth signal and the Xbox 360 2.4 GHZ, so i guess Its Not possible to build a guitar fo both.
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Erm - guitars (and majority of other musical add ons / instruments like DJ Hero) are actually using their own proprietary USB dongles, often with integrated 2 port hub rather than direct connection to either PS3, PS2, Xbox 360 or Wii. They're sadly not interchangeable - both dongles as well as instruments - as they each despite being identical in design and construction contain console specific buttons like PS, Start, Select etc.
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|3 Teaspoon
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
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|Green pepper
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|3 Cup (48 tbs)
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|Whole kernel corn
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1. Sprinkle the chicken with one teaspoon of the salt and paprika.
2. In a deep kettle heat the butter and brown the chicken on all sides. Add the onions and green pepper and cook until the onion is transparent.
3. Add the water, the tomatoes with their liquid, the parsley, remaining salt, the Tabasco and Worcestershire and bring to a boil. Cover, reduce the heat and simmer for thirty minutes.
4. Add the corn and lima beans and cook twenty minutes longer.
5. Blend the flour with a little cold water and gradually stir into the stew. Cook, stirring, ten minutes longer.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3965 Calories from Fat 1935
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 216 g332.2%
Saturated Fat 77.2 g386%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1125.9 mg375.3%
Sodium 7784.6 mg324.4%
Total Carbohydrates 164 g54.7%
Dietary Fiber 30.6 g122.5%
Sugars 27.9 g
Protein 336 g672.4%
Vitamin A 208.6% Vitamin C 465.3%
Calcium 58.3% Iron 165.3%
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