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The median home value in Blue Mound, TX is $85,000.
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compared to 14.98% rented, while
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825 Stafford Station Drive Saginaw, TX 76131
Courtesy: C21 Preferred Properties Kiz Stevenson
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Neutral colors, vaulted ceilings, four bedrooms for your growing family. Open concept, Pulte home in an established neighborhood. Kitchen with island, two dining areas and fireplace make this home a must see! Eagle Mountain-Saginaw schools.
1143 Trinity Trail Saginaw, TX 76131
Courtesy: Personal Acquisition Managemen Amanda Benoit
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Great four bedroom, two bath home with large back yard. Split bedroom floor plan! Master suite has walk-in closet, garden tub and separate shower. Spacious living room with stone fireplace that's wood burning. Kitchen features granite countertops and breakfast area. Formal dining room with ceramic tile floors. Storage shed in back yard.
9825 Pyrite Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Leap Property Management Bradley Willis
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Wonderful New Construction 4 Bed 2.5 Bath Home! This beautifully constructed home has new carpets, fresh paint, 2 living areas with plush carpet and brick fireplace. Eat-in kitchen w granite counters, center island and upgraded black appliances. First floor features master suite w large WIC and attached bath. Upstairs hosts a game room, spacious guest bedroom and full bath. Spacious backyard w privacy fence and covered patio that is great for entertaining. 2 car garage. Northwest ISD.
809 Waggoman Road Blue Mound, TX 76131
Courtesy: Silver Bay Property Corp. Whitney McMurry
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This home offers: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 1528 square feet of living space. It is professionally managed and maintained with pride. Not only are you leasing a quality house, but gaining a place you can call home. Renterâs Insurance Required - $100,000 minimum coverage in liability & property damage.
10032 Pyrite Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: ERA Cornerstone Realty Thomas Lail
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NEW BUID! Beautifully crafted 3-3-2 in Fort Worth! Interior features large living area with stone fire place. Eat in kitchen with granite counters, and island with bar. Fridge included. Large master bedroom with dual sinks, tub-shower and walk in closet. 2 Spacious spare bedrooms. Fenced yard, 2 car garage. Everything is NEW! Never been lived in. Come be the first to live in this NEW BUILD! Close to schools, highway, and shopping.
6825 San Fernando Trail Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Alejandra Lablanca
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Gorgeous almost new home in gated community with easy access from I-35. This house is a real gem, built in 2016 and barely used, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, carpet in bedrooms, ceramic tile in wet areas. Huge game room-media room. All beds are very good sized. Huge back yard with Covered patio and outdoor grill to enjoy this weather. Open floor plan, kitchen with lots of cabinets, granite counter-tops, convection oven, gas cook-top, SS appliances and Sky light. Huge walk-in custom made master closet, master bath with double sinks, separate shower and big garden tub. Gated neighborhood with community pool, playground, park and path for jogging and bike. Nothing is missing in this lovely place. Come today!
1732 White Feather Lane Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: RE/MAX Heritage Sofiya Begum Abdul Jameel
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Gorgeous property with open floor plan with room to entertain. 3-2-2 with split bedrooms, fans in every room. New fresh paint and wood laminated flooring.
529 Foxcraft Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Adriana Veres
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Outstanding One Story Home.See this great open floor plan with neutral colors. Kitchen with breakfast bar, open to the living room,with wonderful-skylight, granite counter tops, and island.Living room with surround sound.Master Bathroom has large shower with Rain Shower head.Energy Star Certified, Low E windows, Radiant Barrier. Nice size yard with covered patio and Outdoor Kitchen-great for entertainment. Access included to Community Pool and play ground. Good school district,new community. Oh so conveniently located, close to schools, dining, shopping, major roads. Tenant to verify square footage and schools. Lease includes yard maintenance.
1720 Bell Avenue Blue Mound, TX 76131
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Ft. Wor Theresa Miley
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Very cute, super clean update 2 bedroom 1 bath home. Large oversized backyard. Refrigerator, washer and dryer included. NO PETS.
1948 Holstein Way Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Wendy Ruble Kuh
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Beautiful home! Only lived in for 6 months! Boasts 5 bedrooms, plus an office! Private computer nook off of dining room. Patio wired for t.v. and plumbed for gas! Upstairs game room, or living area, plus a media room! Great entertainment home! Newest area of West Fork Ranch off of I35N and Basswood. Full-sized garage with workshop area. Corner lot with no neighbors behind the house or on one side. Bring your executives being transferred to the area!!!
6317 Kristen Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: New Western Acquisitions Travis Foster
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Great 3.2.2 in Alexandra Meadows ready for move in! Contact TODAY to view and get in! Laminate hardwood floors throughout, SS appliances, jumbo backyard, and community pool access are just a few of the amenities your clients will get to enjoy! Will be ready just in time for a spring move in. Professional cleaning will be done prior to move in as well as painting the master bedroom.
625 Darlington Trail Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Quantum Merit Realty David Fesperman
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Gorgeous home in desirable Creekwood neighborhood! This house has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large open floor plan. Living space with fireplace, carpet, ceramic tile, master bath with separate vanities, separate shower, walk in closets. Subdivision features a common pool, pond, and hike and bike trails.
9117 Liberty Crossing Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Bercat Realty LLC Cathy Alen
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Custom upgrades galore: HARDWOOD floors, 3cm GRANITE SLAB, island bar, STAINLESS appliances, tumbled MARBLE backsplash, STONE fireplace, IRON balusters, ceramic tile in baths & tub surrounds, OIL RUBBED BRONZE fixtures and fans, new carpet, new paint. FIRST FLOOR MASTER suite with separate shower and GARDEN tub. Family OPEN to kitchen and dinette. Large game room. COVERED PATIO. High ceilings. Community area w pool & park.
2416 Canchim Street Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Grand Ark LLC Pei-Wen Ting
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Beautiful Brick Home in Keller ISD located in the West Fork Ranch addition that is close to I-35W. This lovely home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, office or could make 4th bedroom, and open concept living. Home has a warm brick corner fireplace in the living room. The home also has loads of storage including a hall closet, walk in closets, two linen closets, pantry in the kitchen and multiple shelves in the large utility room. Master bedroom features an on suite with seperate garden tub and shower in the back of the home.
516 Bent Oak Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: AH4R Management-Tx, LLC Rashundra Hawkins
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Another quality home offered by American Homes 4 Rent. Applicants 18 and older must apply and pay application fee, $35 per application, online. Security deposit due at time of lease signing.
321 Chalkstone Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Metroplex Homes Karen Dvorak
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Granite counter tops, hardwood floors, large master bedroom and open concept in living area. Eat in Kitchen with breakfast bar. TAR application. Copy of DL's. Last 3 pay stubs. $35 application fee per adult can be paid online once accepted. $300 pet deposit per pet. Pets on owners approval. AVAILABLE FOR APRIL 7 MOVE IN.
10033 Amosite Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: RE/MAX Legacy Josh Harris
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New Construction in sought after Northwest ISD.Energy efficient home offering 4 bedrooms and 3 FULL baths.4th bedroom, with independent full private bathroom, provides ample space to be utilized as a Mother-In-LawSuite, spacious study,or playroom. Kitchen has Granite Countertops, 36inch Upper Cabinets,and ALL NEW black Whirlpool appliances, REFRIGERATOR INCLUDED.Tray ceilings in the family room, with rounded drywall corners and 2inch blinds throughout. Covered patio provides a nicely shaded outdoor space.Enjoy access to all neighborhood amenities including community swimming pool with covered pavilion,childrenâs playground,tot lot,open green space, and hike-bike trails! Minutes from shopping and dining!
10509 Winding Passage Way Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Briggs Freeman Sotheby's Int'l Carley Moore
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Charming single family home in the highly sought after Northwest ISD! Enjoy this quant neighborhood with community pool & trails. Spacious master bedroom with walk-in closet and bathroom. Split secondary bedrooms. Open kitchen features large pantry, breakfast bar. Attached 2-car garage. Move in ready! Pets allowed case by case basis with additional fees.
9329 Comanche Ridge Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Jack Edson Real Estate, LTD Coila Edson
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SUPER CLEAN! Community POOL! Open floor plan. HUGE GOURMET KITCHEN, tons of cabinets, GRANITE, Island, large Pantry & Skylight. Security System. Sprinklers. Corner Fireplace with Gas Logs. Over-Sized Shower in Master Bath. Split Bedrooms. Covered Patio. Private Backyard. NO Vinyl Flooring! Decorator Colors. Tenants to verify schools & measurements prior to signing lease.
8520 Horse Whisper Lane Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Personal Acquisition Managemen Amanda Benoit
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One story brick home with lots of space! This three bedroom, two bath home has formal living and dining combo. Spacious eat in kitchen with island opens to family room with corner fireplace. Master suite has garden tub, separate shower and dual sinks. Community pool, parks and playground.
1825 Crested Butte Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Alpha Centauri Management Inc. Steven Schuster
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Very nice 4-2.5-2 house in Laster Addition. Two story home, ceiling fans, split bedrooms, two living and two dining areas, two car garage with opener, lots of space, with many upgrades throughout the house. Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD. No pets allowed.
7636 Scarlet View Trail Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Jodi Stuck
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Enormous 5 bedroom with 2 living areas, 2 dining areas AND a gameroom up. Extra large bedrooms, beautiful wood laminate flooring, wood burning fireplace, stainless Steel appliances including refrigerator! Master has separate vanities, giant walk in closet and garden tub. Playground equipment in the back yard for the young or young at heart! Excellent location with fantastic schools!! Minutes from shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. One small pet will be considered on a case by case basis
10500 Turning Leaf Trail Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: Cheryl Rider & Associates Santos Garcia
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Lovely, well maintained home with easy access to 287. Includes open concept layout, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, window blinds and fenced backyard. Available for immediate move in.
8208 Storm Chaser Drive Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: AH4R Management-Tx, LLC Rashundra Hawkins
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9940 Amosite Fort Worth, TX 76131
Courtesy: SUNNY MATTERN Joann Schmidt
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A MUST SEE!!!! Beautiful New Home with accent stone fireplace, French door leading into oversize office, all New black Whirlpool appliances, with waterline for your refrigerator. This home has a wood fence, garage door openers, and double pantry doors.
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Chicken And Rice Biryani
|Cardamom/0.5 teaspoon powdered cardamom
|3 (Seeds Pulverized)
|Chicken pieces
|4 Pound
|1 , chopped
|Plain yogurt
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|2 Clove (10 gm), pressed
|Lemon juice
|3 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cumin
|1 Tablespoon
|White poppy seeds
|1 Teaspoon (Khus Khus)
|1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Dried limes
|3 (Pulverized)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Saffron threads
|1 Teaspoon
|Long grain rice
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|1 , peeled and quartered
|Whole cloves
|Bay leaves
|2 Inch
|8 Large, chopped
|Corn oil
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Canned tomato paste
|6 Ounce
|Chicken bouillon cubes
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Canned Or Made With Bouillon Cubes)
|Ground cloves
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Poppy seeds
|2 Teaspoon (Khus Khus)
|Curry powder
|2 Teaspoon
|2 (Seeds Pulverized)
|1 Teaspoon
|Lime juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground beef/Lamb
|4 1⁄2 Pound
|Fine bread crumbs
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Hot red pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Slivered almonds
|12 Ounce
|2 Tablespoon
|Long grain rice
|7 Cup (112 tbs)
|Long grain rice
|4 Cup (64 tbs) (Which Has Been Soaking In The Salted Water)
|Curry powder
|1 Teaspoon
Bring to boil over high heat, reduce heat, cover and cook the chicken about 20 to 30 minutes, or until the meat is tender.
Measure 7 cups of the broth.
Set aside.
Skin, bone and cut the chicken into one-half-inch cubes.
Cover, keep warm, set aside.
Discard vegetables and spices.
Saute the onions in the heated oil about 15 minutes until translucent.
Drain the oil.
To the onions in the saucepan, add.
Bring to boil over high heat.
Reduce heat to low and simmer, covered, for 10 minutes.
Set asice.
Roll the meat into bite-size balls.
Brown well on all sides in corn oil.
Add to the onion sauce.
Saute the almonds and raisins in heated oil until the almonds are a golden brown.
Drain on paper toweling, set aside In a saucepan, combine ingredients and bring to a boil over high heat.
Reduce heat to low and cook, covered, about 20 minutes, or until the rice is tender and fluffy.
To assemble:
Sprinkle the almonds and raisins over the bottom of a large, 24-cup capacity, round, buttered bowl.
Layer as follows: 1/3 of the rice, 1/2 of the meatballs and sauce, another 1/3 of the rice, 1/2 of the chicken, and then the remaining meatballs, chicken, top with the rest of the rice.
Place a piece of waxed paper over the top and press firmly down to hold the rice together when unmolding.
Remove the waxed paper.
Place a flat, round serving platter over the top and invert carefully.
This is large and heavy, so be careful.
Accompany with a garnish of: Fried potatoes Sliced hard-cooked eggs, about 8 to 10 Green peas, 1 package frozen, cooked according to directions Carrots, 1 package frozen, cooked according to directions Small boiled onions, 1 package frozen, cooked according to directions.
Arrange garnish around molded biryani.
Delicious served with cheese turnovers and a platter of taboulli salad.
Note: To facilitate preparation, the meatballs and sauce can be prepared in advance, as well as the chicken and garnish.
Also the meatballs and sauce alone make a delicious buffet dish.
It is preferable to use Indian rice, called Basmati rice, for all Indian dishes.
You can find it in the Indian gourmet stores.

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We're staying in the al Waha hotel and we have breakfast here every morning. It offers a wide variety of international foods of high quality and the service is impeccable, would recommend.
I visited whist in Muscat for 3 days. I was staying at the hotel and ate there on one of the nights. The food was enjoyable the service polite and attentive.
There is a selection of wines and beers including draft beer.
Very nice selection of breakfast items - lots to choose from.
Lunch is also great value with plenty of dishes.
Very average meals. Not bad at all, but keep your expectation down. Problem was the servise, to clean the table after you finnished the meal took so long. Don't sit outside, buffet is far away. Tou have to walk too much.
The breakfast buffet at Samba was nice, but limited. There weren't a lot of options for vegetarians and vegans. Most of the food was greasy. The fruit tasted like it was a day old, and the croissants were definitely not fresh. The bread section was great, and I opted for a dark rye bread. They had at least 6 different...
Great buffet. plenty of choice to choose from , The restaurant offers a great variety of food. Only issue is no soft drinks offered in buffet, other than that there is something for every one.
Excellent buffet. Loads of selection, and very willing to accommodate food requests. Massive dessert selection. Live cooking stations for breakfast to lunch. Very helpful staff.
We dined at Samba for a supposed birthday dinner party for our friend. The restaurant offered a good variety of food, being indian cuisine dominating the courses. Food is good however i feel it can improve, especially if one has to consider the value of the money. In one occasion, i feel that the lunch buffet fare better than the...
It was with our BNB stay in the hotel. The food is very delicious and there is a very nice variety . You can find sugar free and gluten free options as well as Asian and vegetarian options . Strongly recommend
Great Choice of Latin food options and good breakfast too, compare to Al Tanoor the choices are limited for the breakfast but the sea food buffet dinner is worth the money especially if you enjoy continental style shellfish options
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The overwhelming majority of teachers are deeply committed to their work, and urgently want their children to succeed. But they have very firm views about what they believe are the best ways of making progress. At training colleges and on teaching practice they learn ways of managing classrooms and learning programmes, and then they go into a classroom, and for the rest of their teaching lives they are more or less on their own. For most, classroom autonomy is greatly treasured, and with some justice: we all know that the best teachers are those who develop their own unique style, and are allowed to get on with it in the way they know best. But not all teachers, by definition, are among the best. In truth, most primary teachers are brilliant at tending and caring for their charges, but many are considerably less good at teaching them, either because they know too little, or because they afflict themselves with ineffective methods.
It is these teachers - the average ones in the middle who initially found the national curriculum too much - who protested that they need more time to teach the basics, and so needed to be released from the remainder of the new national curriculum. Mr Blunkett, who wants (indeed, has pledged) a steep rise in children's performance in the basics, has portrayed his relaxation of the national curriculum as an answer to teachers' earlier appeals.
The net effect of all this is likely to be confusion which, far from raising performance in the basics, may actually stifle the improved performance currently under way. Yesterday morning on Radio 4 one teacher interpreted this move as an imposition of required hours teaching the three Rs in an offensively traditional way. Mr Blunkett does not want that to happen. Then the teacher unions interpreted his move as a delightful relief of the pressure on teachers, which is also not what Mr Blunkett intended. But no matter. He will be misunderstood by some, and understood by others. Some will resent his intervention, and others will feel that he has signed up to the "back to basics" crusade.
The point about learning the basics, as Mr Blunkett knows very well, and the teacher unions sensibly agree, is that no-one learns anything very much unless they have the tools. It is perfectly possible for all normally adept children to acquire "the basics" (functional literacy and numeracy) by the middle of their junior school, so long as the attention given to learning them is consistent, applied, and that it happens every day in a methodical manner.
We could get badly side-tracked if teachers interpret this latest government move as an excuse to return to boring lessons. The biggest single problem with most primary lessons is that the children find them uninspiring and unchallenging. One reason is that they are not given work that progresses from one task to a higher level task. Another is that there is still too much superficial project work and charming but undemanding group arts work. A third is that children in too many schools still spend too much time sitting in groups round tables supposedly working together, but actually distracting each other. Worse (as was pointed out in a different context yesterday) too many primary schools fill children's ears full of utterly unscientific nonsense, particularly about subjects like the environment, thinking they are imparting fundamental social values.
The way to change all this is to turn mediocre teachers into good ones by showing them that their old ways do not really work, and are often more tiring and time-consuming than they need to be. They will not take that from a Secretary of State, however upstanding they think he is. Nor will they take it from professors, and authorities, however important and well-researched their papers are. They will only take it from their immediate colleagues and superiors. And they, in turn, will only learn it from their peers. Improve heads' understanding of what works, and you enable them to improve their teachers. Improve teachers, and you raise standards. The best way to achieve this might be to identify 250 top quality primary schools that are doing all the (very various) right things, and ensure that every other head and deputy head goes to see how they succeed. A version of this is happening in some degree, as inspectors carry good practice around with them from school to school. Replicate good practice, and standards will rise. No amount of exhortation will ever match that the evidence of teachers' own eyes.
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Book DescriptionMany students have trouble the first time they take a mathematics course in which proofs play a significant role. This new edition of Velleman's successful text will prepare students to make the transition from solving problems to proving theorems by teaching them the techniques needed to read and write proofs. The book begins with the basic concepts of logic and set theory, to familiarize students with the language of mathematics and how it is interpreted. These concepts are used as the basis for a step-by-step breakdown of the most important techniques used in constructing proofs. The author shows how complex proofs are built up from these smaller steps, using detailed 'scratch work' sections to expose the machinery of proofs about the natural numbers, relations, functions, and infinite sets. To give students the opportunity to construct their own proofs, this new edition contains over 200 new exercises, selected solutions, and an introduction to Proof Designer software. No background beyond standard high school mathematics is assumed. This book will be useful to anyone interested in logic and proofs: computer scientists, philosophers, linguists, and of course mathematicians.
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Daniel J. Velleman received his BA at Dartmouth College in 1976 summa cum laude, the highest distinction in mathematics. He received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1980 and was an instructor at the University of Texas, Austin, from 1980 to 1983. His other books include Which Way Did the Bicycle Go? (with Stan Wagon and Joe Konhauser, 1996) and Philosophies of Mathematics (with Alexander George, 2002). Among his awards and distinctions are the Lester R. Ford Award for the paper 'Versatile Coins' (with Istvan Szalkai, 1994), and the Carl B. Allendoerfer Award for the paper 'Permutations and Combination Locks' (with Greg Call, 1996). He has been a member of the editorial board for American Mathematical Monthly since 1997 and was Editor of Dolciani Mathematical Expositions from 1999 to 2004. He published papers in the Journal of Symbolic Logic, Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, American Mathematical Monthly, the Mathematics Magazine, the Mathematical Intelligencer, the Philosophical Review, and the American Journal of Physics.
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You've already answered the question of which "American Idol" winner is the best — and for the record, the 3,000-plus people who voted in our poll earlier this week chose Kelly Clarkson by a narrow margin over Carrie Underwood.
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The field for this one is larger, because while there's only one champ per year, each season seems to produce one or more people who have huge followings but don't quite get to the title. Maybe they lost by a narrow margin (Clay Aiken) or got a surprise boot before the finals (Tamyra Gray, Chris Daughtry), or maybe their best work was still ahead of them (Jennifer Hudson, Constantine Maroulis). Whatever the reason, though, they didn't win.
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It's No. 25 Notre Dame at No. 8 Stanford in the regular-season finale (7 ET, Fox). Here are five things to watch when both take the Stanford Stadium field.
Kevin Hogan. Hogan was a bystander during last year's overtime thriller in South Bend, Ind., and he did not take over as the Cardinal's starting quarterback until four games later, against Oregon State. Stanford went on to win all five games with Hogan under center, including the Rose Bowl, and is now 14-2 with Hogan at the helm. The redshirt sophomore has plenty of Notre Dame ties in his family. More importantly, he is completing better than 60 percent of his passes for 2,052 yards with 18 touchdowns and seven interceptions. The 6-foot-4, 220-pound Hogan is the third different Stanford signal-caller the Irish will face in as many years, and while he is not exactly Andrew Luck, he presents a different kind of challenge this time around from Josh Nunes last year.
Notre Dame's offensive line. It has been a wild 12 months for Matt Hegarty, whose playing career was in question after suffering a ministroke last November. He has since recovered, and with Nick Martin tearing the MCL in his left knee in the first quarter last week against BYU, Hegarty is now the Irish's man in the middle. The southpaw will be tasked with calling out blitzes and communicating with Tommy Rees and the rest of the line as they ready for a Stanford defense that is tied for sixth nationally with 34 sacks. Notre Dame has not been too shabby in protecting Rees, who has been sacked just seven times this season, tied for No. 2 nationally.
Jarron Jones. Kona Schwenke tried to give it a go last week against the Cougars but was sidelined soon enough because of a high-ankle sprain. That led to increased playing time at nose guard for Jones, who stepped up to the plate and doubled his season tackle total (seven to 14) and blocked a field goal. Can he do it again? Schwenke's status remains up in the air. And Tyler Gaffney, the nation's 10th-leading rusher, will be tough to stop, as he has had only 23 carries for zero or negative yards (second-best nationally among backs with 175 or more carries, per ESPN Stats & Info).
Irish running backs. Notre Dame eclipsed the 200-yard rushing mark against BYU for just the third time this season. As Irish Illustrated mentioned earlier this week, the Irish have won 20 in a row when attempting 30 or more rushes. The biggest development against the Cougars might have been seeing two different backs break out for big games, as Cam McDaniel had a career-best 117 yards and freshman Tarean Folston rushed for 78 yards and a touchdown. If they can keep it going against the nation's No. 3 rushing defense (89.5 yards per game), that will take lots of pressure off Rees as well.
Special teams. Jones' blocked kick last week, his second of the season, was huge. And the Irish will need more huge special teams plays in this contest to pull out the win. Stanford leads the nation in kick returns. Notre Dame, as we know, is not very good at defending kick returns (116th), so preventing big plays in that department is a must. But TJ Jones looks closer and closer each week to breaking free for a big punt return -- he might have been on his way last week if he did not get tripped up by the playing surface -- and Kyle Brindza has proven to be a clutch kicker. Both could be difference-makers if the Irish protect the ball on offense.


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as soon as possible(Adverb)
As soon as is possible; at one's earliest convenience; at the earliest possible time.
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of AS SOON AS POSSIBLE in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of AS SOON AS POSSIBLE in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
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He will be put to death as soon as possible.
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Spent 9 months in Europe in 2010 where I wwoofed on 12 different farms throughout Greece, Italy, England, Scotland, and France, then 9 months in Hawai'i and New Zealand in 2012. Can't wait to get back to visit some dear and very missed friends.
As for me, I'm a guy who loves nature and the outdoors, the beautifully inspiring sun, literature, cottages, cribbage, backpacking, organic farming, film (with a penchant for the indies/foreign/classics), CBC Radio (the Canadian equivalent of BBC), antiques, thunderstorms, and cliff jumping, just to name a few. I'm very outgoing and active, yet love my time to sit, laugh and relax with great friends and great food and drink. I thrive off the good energy of other people. I can always be found with a good book in hand, a creative mind, and a sense of adventure about me. I love to utilize my body to its fullest potential and love getting my hands dirty and am happiest when I am digging in the earth. The dream, the big dream, once I'm ready to settle back in Canada, is to open my own organic farm near Toronto with a focus on affordable organic produce, and ideally include an arts retreat, eco-village, and safe environment for queer youth to learn about agriculture.
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The lock is on the door,
I won't give you anymore.
I won't let you in
To break me, not again.
The first time
Is the last time.
You left me broken,
My fault, I left the door open.
So love? Ha! I give up,
I've hand enough.
I'm locking the door.
No hurt, no pain, no more.
No broken pieces, shattered.
No ripped apart heart, tattered.
No fears, no tears,
For all the no ones to hear.
You were never there,
Not when you hugged me, kissed my hair.
I won't let you in here,
I believe that's clear.
So turn around, walk away.
There's nothing left to say.
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Michael Dell: Emerging Markets Key to Future Growth
Speaking with foreign journalists, the Dell CEO said his company will continue its efforts to expand in such countries as China, India and Brazil.Michael Dell said it didn't take long to realize the value of markets beyond the United States. "We started the business in 1984," Dell said during the Dell World 2014 show in Austin, Texas, last week. "In 1987, we were expanding outside of the U.S." The CEO was talking to a group of five international journalists—from such places as Brazil and India—as well as a reporter from eWEEK. During a wide-ranging, 45-minute discussion, a confident and combative Michael Dell touched on his namesake company's role in what he called the "data economy," competitors such as Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo, and his company's continuing evolution into a full-fledged enterprise IT solutions and services vendor. However, the bulk of the meeting centered around Dell's opportunities in emerging markets, which he said are more vast than they are in such established regions as the United States and Western Europe. These markets have some of the fastest growing companies, a lot of economic growth and many people, he said.
"When you're talking about the next billion users, they're not going to come from developed markets," Michael Dell said. "They're going to come from developing markets."
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Re homelessness: my wild-ass guess is that the strong family-oriented ethic of Mexican and Asian communities, in which extended relatives frequently live very close to each other and can rely more easily on each other, may mean that family members who lose their income or no longer have a place to live can turn to their more fortunate loved ones in times of need, thereby averting the possibility of having to live on the street.
Just a hypothesis. If someone can prove or disprove this theory, I'd be interested to hear it.
Quick aside: "Withlacoochee" is derived from the Mvskoke language which is one of the Seminole languages and Creek language. It has nothing to do with Nahua. Michigan, on the other hand, not my language or culture, but I'm fairly confident thats derived from Anishanaabeg. Maybe the author was just messing around, but it aint cool if people start believing that stuff. White people already try to erase our presence and history in our ancestral lands. We don't need our Xicano brothers and sisters helping them out. Assuming it wasn't just a joke.
Mexicans tend to be there for one another and extremely family orientated. Also, the adults never move out of their parents homes or the entire family lives together. And i have to admit, especially in the southern states, that there is more availability for the Hispanic because there's more of them. I think knowing the Spanish language is a plus in the job market. With the influx of immigrants; they're obviously in demand. That pretty much explains their success because I find them to be incredibly dimwitted and immature into old age.
"Assimilated"? I know brown families who have been here long, long before the whites showed up. Your use of "assimilated" vs. "immigrant" seems disingenuous at best and downright bigoted at worst.
Well, you fall into the lazy trap of blaming homelessness on laziness. Most homeless are in that position due to mental illness, drug addiction (including alcoholism) or both. Of the rest, many are not lazy, they just can't manage to fit into our crazy 9to5 world.
It's all for yucks I know, but I hate that stupid cliche.
Querido Gustavo,
I take exception, in part, to your response to Mandilón in Manhattan. This part, "But, like El Norte, Mexican culture keeps coarsening, making pinche more acceptable than ever." This is an answer from a Mexican Mexican.
Mandilón, excuse me, "pussy-whipped pocho" asks if pinche is a "bad" word among Mexican-americans. You reply that "#fucktrump" is acceptable from 5 yr olds and up. Then you add that you would never in front of "Mámi". Good boy! Then comes the "But"...
Mexican Americans, estado-unidenses, are, for the most part, pochos. But we fear the "chancla" like everybody else. So, it seems to me, that slang use is a matter of respect. PW pussy wants to know if we use it liberally or not.
Allow me to make comparison between language use and seasoning food. Some people cannot stomach spicy food. So, don't serve them spicy food, unless you don't like them. But we, Mexican-americans like it hot and spicy. And we anticipate the continued popularity of all things mexican. "Taco trucks on every corner..." Then why hold back on the "spicy"language? Americans want more hot and spicy. Let them season to taste.
Mexicans in the "states" are a mixture of cultures. But are "we" coarsening the the culture? En serío? Seriously! The newer arrivals find everything wrong with everybody, pinche gueros, pinche pochos, and yes, pinche putos.
!No seas gúey! Give your readers the entire menu of spanish expression.
I enjoy your advice column. I work in customer service and get similar questions from my customers and non-Spanish speaking friends.
Inigo Montoya
And 'greaser' has not always referred to anyone of a specific ethnic heritage. In S.E. Hintons wonderful 1967 book 'The Outsiders,' the "Greasers' were the group of lower economic class kids who wore grease in their hair, motorcycle jackets, etc. It had less to do with ethnicity/race and more to do with a class of people or subculture. Of course S.E. Hinton is referencing the greaser sub culture that existed across American throughout the 40's, 50's, 60's and also had nothing to do with race, it was a sub culture that revolved around music, cars and a rejection of their parents culture, no different than later youth movements like the hippies, the punks, etc.
Words are powerful things and it always amazes me that two people can use the same word and interpret it in very different ways. Instead of assuming the context, just ask about it and seek understanding. We can live in a better world!
Thank you Carlos for your insight!
Y a mi me contaron que "greaser" venia de la brillantina y pomada que se usaba en el cabello en los 50;s.
Greaser. It's like gabacho.
Keep your hands off my ketchup Gus.
He absolutely did have an answer to the question, a pretty good one too, you just didn't seek to understand beyond the obvious.
Of course he had no answer for El Humano who puts Mr. Arellano right in his disingenuous hypocritical place.
And then there's Los Apson (for killer Mexican bands from Back In The Day).
Get Wrong, Again!
Make him pay!
Get Whitey! Make him pay.
Mexico IS getting back the Southwest (Aztlan) one illegal at a time. Power doesn't come through force alone but through time and careful planning. If any, it looks like Mexicans learned something right out of the history books before the time of the Alamo when Mexico let Anglo settlers move into Texas. As soon as Mexico saw a big number of Anglos moving into the lands they pulled the red flag and tried halting Anglo immigration towards Texas. However, it was too late and Anglo settlers outnumbered the local Mexican. The thing is that Mexico has found an unlikely ally in the form of the Democratic party to get their agenda going.
Land belongs to those who are strong enough to TAKE it and KEEP it.
If you don't believe me, go ask the ancestors of the indigenous pre columbians who used to inhabit the Americas.
The proper answer to "Why did whites steal California from Mexico?" is, "...because they could." The history of the entire human race is one of territorial land grabs, invasion, empire building, dubious purchases, genocide, and plain old "I was here first" exploration. It has ever been thus. Sour grapes over what "used to be Mexico" is simply losers weepers. If land grabs are immoral, then the entire concept of being a "nation" is immoral. The solution is to stop crying over spilt milk, take pride in your country and maybe, one day, if your nation grows big and strong enough, you'll be able to grab the land back. I guarantee that nobody is just going to give it to you because you called dibs first.
Mexico possessed California for about 30 years after they took it from Spain by force. They had little or no settlement there. Of course Spain stole it from the native people who stole it from the native people who got there before them who stole it from the Mastodons.
Mexico has less claim to California than any of the above, including the Mastodons. The U.S. has possessed California for about 165 years and developed it to such a point that, if it were a nation, it would be the world's 6th largest economy. Mexico would then be 16th.


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Mandarin Marinade
|Soy sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Unsweetened orange juice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|Ground ginger
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
1) In a bowl, combine the soy sauce, unsweetened orange juice, garlic, ginger and pepper together.
2) Use the marinade to marinate about 2 pounds of any lean meat.
Puncture the meat with a fork or knife before marinating.
Marinate the meat in a plastic or bowl or a plastic bag set in a bowl.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 168 Calories from Fat 4
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.49 g0.75%
Saturated Fat 0.12 g0.59%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 14462 mg602.6%
Total Carbohydrates 26 g8.8%
Dietary Fiber 2.9 g11.7%
Sugars 4.6 g
Protein 17 g34.3%
Vitamin A 0.2% Vitamin C 111.6%
Calcium 7.2% Iron 31.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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New York Yankees: Joe Torre refuses to get into a war of words with George Steinbrenner.
According to the New York Daily News, Torre said that during the season he won't criticize the Boss, who publicly questioned Torre's decision to use Alan Embree in Tuesday's loss to Chicago. But the skipper plans to speak out once the season ends.
"I'll answer questions about my managing decisions [now], but I'd prefer, because of the distraction it could cause -- and this time of year, we don't want to cause any distractions -- I'd rather defer until after the season to make any comments about Mr. Steinbrenner," Torre told the Daily News.
"When I manage teams, I manage them to try to win, as opposed to worrying about what people are going to say about it," he continued. "I would rather make reference to anything Mr. Steinbrenner says after the season. This time of year, we're at a point where the last thing you want is for something to take away from what we're trying to do. ... Keep a list of all the things you want to ask me, and at the end of the year, I'll come up with answers."
Before the season, Torre signed a contract extension that has two seasons and around $12 million remaining. Although Steinbrenner has criticized Torre before, most of his comments early this season were positive. But the Boss made his displeasure known Tuesday.
"I'm not pleased with the manager," Steinbrenner said. "I don't know about why they left the lefthander in. He had a good inning and they kept him in there. He should never have pitched to [Paul] Konerko -- he's their best hitter."
Steinbrenner declined to comment to the Daily News further, and Torre is trying to keep his players' attention on the playoff chase.
"This is my job," Torre told the Daily News. "The best way to do it is to try and make sure we concentrate all of our efforts on the field, try to keep our focus."
Nomo pitches six innings in third Triple-A start: Hideo Nomo, tuning up for a possible call up
to the Yankees, allowed two runs in six innings in his third start for Triple-A Columbus.
Nomo (1-2) allowed five hits, walked three and struck out five.
He retired the side in order in only the first and third innings,
and took the loss in Toledo's 2-1 win.
Alexis Gomez had both of the Mud Hens' run-scoring hits, a
double in the second and a single in the fourth.
Nomo gave up the same number of runs in as many innings in his
second start on Saturday against Richmond. He failed to make it out
of the third inning in his first start on Aug. 1 at Norfolk.
Nomo went 5-8 with a 7.24 ERA for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, who
designated him for assignment July 16 and released him July 25. The
Yankees signed him in an attempt to shore up their injury-plagued
starting rotation. Fourteen pitchers have started games this season
for New York.
Toledo starter Jason Grilli (10-7) outpitched Nomo, allowing an
unearned run on four hits and four walks in seven innings.
Atlanta Braves: Mike Hampton is ready to rejoin the rotation, which means a temporary exile to the bullpen for
Horacio Ramirez.
Hampton, who has been on the disabled list because of a back
injury since July 18, will be activated for Sunday's game against
the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Hampton's start will come the day after John Thomson makes his
first appearance in nearly three months. He's been on the DL with
an injured finger.
"When you have Hampton and Thomson, you have to get them in,"
Braves manager Bobby Cox said before Thursday's game against San
While Ramirez is second on the Braves with 10 wins, he's the
fifth starter when everyone is healthy. With off days factored in,
the left-hander is likely to be needed only twice the rest of the
In between those infrequent appearances, Ramirez will probably
get some work in the bullpen.
"Maybe we can slip him in as the fifth starter," Cox said.
With two pitchers set to return, the Braves will likely send a
couple of rookies back to the minors this weekend. Starter Kyle Davies is one obvious candidate, allowing him to get regular work
in Triple A. Macay McBride or Blaine Boyer will probably be the
other pitcher to go down.
Los Angeles Angels: All-Star outfielder Garret Anderson was out of the starting lineup Thursday, the second straight day he was out with a knee injury.
Anderson, the Angels' career leader in hits and RBI, aggravated the tendinitis in his right knee while making a sliding catch Tuesday in the Angels' win over the A's. Manager Mike Scioscia expected him to return to the starting lineup for the series finale but decided to wait another day.
Anderson, who has been on three of the last four AL All-Star teams, is batting .288 with 13 homers and 73 RBI. Chone Figgins replaced him in left field, and Maicer Izturis took over for Figgins at third base.
Chicago Cubs: The team recalled left-handed pitcher John Koronka from Triple-A Iowa and optioned left-hander Rich Hill.
This will be the second stint with the Cubs for Koronka, who was 1-2 with a 7.63 ERA in three starts in June. Manager Dusty Baker said he will be used in relief.
Hill was 0-2 with an 8.57 ERA in seven appearances -- four starts -- in two stints with the Cubs. He started Wednesday's game against Cincinnati and allowed six runs, four hits and four walks in three-plus innings.
Minnesota Twins: Special assignments
scout Larry Corrigan was in the intensive care unit at
Independence Regional Health Center after suffering a heart attack.
Corrigan, a Twins special assistant to general manager Terry
Ryan, was scouting the Cleveland Indians-Kansas City Royals game
Wednesday when he complained of chest pains before the game and was
taken by ambulance to the hospital.
An angioplasty was performed Thursday and he will have a stent
procedure on Friday.
Pittsburgh Pirates: Outfielder Jody Gerut was placed on the 15-day disabled list because of an irritated tendon in his right knee.
Gerut was hitting .222 with two RBI in four games with the Pirates. He began the season on the DL while recovering from offseason surgery on the same knee.
"This isn't related to any previous injury," manager McClendon said.
To fill Gerut's roster spot, Pittsburgh recalled outfielder Nate McLouth from Triple-A Indianapolis. McLouth was hitting .297 with five home runs and 39 RBI in 109 games with the Indians.
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Golden Goodness Salad Bowl
|Salad greens
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|4 Tablespoon (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
|4 Tablespoon (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
|To Taste
|Coarsely grated carrot
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Raw)
|Pineapple slices
|4 Large
Shred salad greens and spread over flat platter.
Sprinkle carrots over greens in 4 mounds.
Top each mound with pineapple slice.
Spread mayonnaise over pineapple.
Sprinkle with walnut pieces.
Grate fresh nutmeg all over.
Rate It
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 975 Calories from Fat 763
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 88 g134.7%
Saturated Fat 8.2 g41.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 42.9 mg14.3%
Sodium 444.4 mg18.5%
Total Carbohydrates 45 g15%
Dietary Fiber 12 g48%
Sugars 24.7 g
Protein 12 g24.3%
Vitamin A 14.7% Vitamin C 38.3%
Calcium 7% Iron 11.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 nights
*new kitchen appliances
*2 master bedrooms with king size beds.
*Every room has a view of the mountain.
*Bedrooms have their own private separate bathrooms.
* New pillowtop mattresses
*Jetted bath tub
*Very large shower with a seat.
*One bathroom has double sinks.
*New hard wood floors
*Half a bath in the living/game room.
*No Smoking
*Towels provided
*Sofa sleeper that sleeps 2
*Large Porch length of the cabin facing the mountains.
*Porch has a hot tub steps from the bedroom.
*Bedroom has double doors out to the porch.
*Fully equipped kitchen.
*Large Fridge and Freezer
*Full size stove(view of mountains from the kitchen)
*Granite countertops
*Pots and pans, silverware, plates and glasses
*Washer and Dryer
*Window across the front of cabin, even the cook has a view of the mountains.
*Wireless internet
*Flat driveway
*Pool table
*Supply first set of paper towel and tissue paper.
We visited a friend in Pigeon Forge and fell in love. We found this cabin and started to renovate and loved it. We wanted to share it with others.
We also, have a 1 bedroom and 1 bath the link is vrbo.com/600205
3 bedroom chalet it's VRBO number
is vrbo.com/504789
Theresa Denley purchased this cabin in 2012
The view of mountains are so amazing! You cannot help but relax when you sit on the rocking chair on the front porch. You can hear Dollywood's train from outside the cabin!
A plus with the cabin is having a flat driveway! Very easy to park in the driveway.
Brand new kitchen appliances! The joy of cooking with an uninterrupted view of the mountains.
After a busy day in the mountains, you can step of the bedroom into the hot tub on the porch! Looking up at the stars at night in the mountains is just beautiful
as you relax in the hot tub.
At night it is so peaceful to see all the cabin lights through the town, they look as though they are just sprinkled throughout the mountains. During the day you can see Uber Mountain in Gatlinburg.
The cabin is very peaceful, but you are just minutes away from Dollywood Parkway.
The cabin is near lots of attractions: Dollywood, Titanic, and Hattfield & McCoy dinner show, and more.
There many outdoor activites as well: Cade's cove, white water rafting, tubing, ziplining, horse back riding, and much more.
The cabin itself is very comfortable and warm. The view is breathtaking, and you will never get tired of it.
Blue Tick Hideaway is five minutes from the attractions in Pigeon Forge. Every room has a view, that is what makes it so special!
The view is what made us fall in love!
After the rain, you can see the smoke come from the mountains. This is the most peaceful place I have ever been! The porch is facing Gatlinburg, great view!
The cabin was great for our family. We played pool, enjoyed the hot tub and the view and spent quality time together. The cabin was clean and decorated very well and the owners were so easy to work with.
We stayed in the Blue Tick Hideaway for our honeymoon. It is such a cozy little cabin and the views are absolutely breathtaking! The only real issue we had was the water odor.... They do advise you ahead of time that there is an odor to the water but we weren't prepared for it to be so bad. We weren't able to enjoy our showers as we almost had to hold our breath and got in and out as quick as possible. It also stunk up the whole cabin for hours after you take a shower. Because of the water odor we aren't able to enjoy the huge jacuzzi tub that I was really looking forward to. We did get to see a bear right off of the porch right before sunset and heard some again the next night!
The cabin was very clean. It was in a good location as well. Everything worked good for us. We will be going back,
The Blue Tick Hideaway is a great place to stay! The view of the Smokey's is spectacular. The hot tub was great and you can look at the mountains while relaxing. The king size beds were very comfortable and not worn out like some of the cabins we have been to. The decor was just right right, not overly crowded with decorations.
We will be back there again and will recommend it to our family and friends.
We stayed the last week of March and the views were amazing. The cabin was very clean and in a great location. (About 10 minutes from the parkway in pigeon forge). We would defiantly consider staying here again.
We really enjoyed our stay. The location of the cabin was close to the main parkway. The views were beautiful. The only complaint we had is that someone's car thought it was fun to meow right underneath the cabin early one morning, but it was a morning we were planning to get up early any way. We are definitely planning to stay here again in the future.
2700 Dollywood Parks Blvd.
Pigeon Forge, Tenn. 37863
Entertainment,rides and food all together. Lots of fun and only five minutes from the cabin.
Gatlinburg Golf Course
520 Dollywood Lane, Pigeon Forge
Just 4 minutes from the cabin.
Rafting in the Smokies
513 Wears Valley Rd. Suite 1
zipline, biking trails, rafting, enjoy nature.
Pigeon Forge, Tenn 37863
Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show
119 Misic Rd. Peigon Forge,Tenn
Dinner theater you can become part of the show.
Dollywood's Splash Country
2700 Dollywood Parks Blvd.
Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
Adventure Golf
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Cade's Cove Great Smokey Mountains National Park
Wildlife viewing, historic buildings, bicycling.
Snow-capped Thunderhead Mountain view is breath taking.
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|Weekend Night
Jan 1 2017 - May 31 2017
2 night minimum stay
Jun 1 2017 - Aug 15 2017
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THE FACTS: The Lakers no longer possess the intimidation factor when visiting teams arrive at Staples Center, even with the 16 championship banners hanging from the rafters. Denver certainly wasn't in awe of L.A. on Sunday night, running the hosts ragged while handing them their eighth loss at home this season, 112-105.
QUOTABLE: "it's a great win for us but I'm not going to get overinflated. I told the team before the game I don't remember the last time we won in here in the regular season."
-- Denver coach George Karl
THE STAT: Opposing teams continue to beat the Lakers at their own game, or at least the way coach Mike D'Antoni would like to see them play. Denver reeled off 25 fast-break points, making 11 of 12 shots on the attack. Anytime L.A. missed a shot, and sometimes when they made the basket, Denver was off to the races.
TURNING POINT: After the Lakers trimmed a 10-point deficit with 6:11 remaining to three on a 3-pointer by Kobe Bryant with 36 seconds left, Dwight Howard blocked Andre Miller's short jumper in the lane. The ball went straight to Denver forward Danilo Gallinari in front of the Lakers bench, however, and he drained his third 3-pointer of the game to give the Nuggets a 108-102 lead with 13.8 seconds on the clock.
HOT: The only player for Denver that shot better than 50 percent from the floor was back-up center JaVale McGee, who finished with 17 points on 7-for-9 shooting. Howard finished with 14 points on 6-for-7 shooting and matched his career high by grabbing 26 rebounds. He had a double-double with seven minutes still remaining in the first half. Unfortunately for the Lakers, Howard re-aggravated an injury to his right shoulder that first occurred Friday night against the Clippers and will undergo an MRI on Monday.
NOT: The Lakers shot 57.9 percent from floor in the opening quarter and Denver missed its first nine field-goal attempts, but L.A. still trailed by eight entering the second. The Nuggets got the lead by playing turnover-free ball in the opening 12 minutes and scoring 13 points in final 2:05.
QUOTABLE II: "It's a little perplexing. It's not an easy thing."
-- D'Antoni on the Lakers' struggles
GOOD MOVE: Before the blocked shot that landed in the hands of Gallinari for the back-breaking basket, Howard had another good deed go bad. He blocked Ty Lawson's shot with 2:03 remaining and the Lakers trailing by four, secured the basketball and then tried to make an outlet pass up the middle of the floor. McGee snagged the pass, however, passed it to Miller and he sank the 14-footer to put the Nuggets back up by six points.
QUOTABLE III: "I thought as the game went on we got better defensively and that was a great win for our guys."
-- George Karl
BAD MOVE: D'Antoni kept saying things would get better once veteran point guard Steve Nash returned from a fractured lower leg that caused him to sit out 24 of the first 26 games. Nash was anything but a savior against Denver, finishing with 10 points on 3-for-8 shooting, 13 assists and a season-high five turnovers. He committed three turnovers in the first 1:24 of the second half and then was called for a technical foul 14 seconds later. Meanwhile, Miller and Lawson were accumulating 10 assists each with just one turnover between them. D'Antoni made the interesting decision to sit back-up point guard Darius Morris for just the second time in the 23 games since he took over as coach, opting to spell Nash with the much slower Chris Duhon.
NOTABLE: Nash needs five assists to reach 10,000 for his career. ... Lakers forward Pau Gasol was hit in the nose and exited the game with 1:05 remaining. He finished with 11 points and five rebounds. ... Two of Howard's 20-rebound games this season have come against Denver, but the Lakers are 1-2 when he hits that mark. ... Gallinari entered the game 18-for-35 from 3-point range in the last six games. He shot 3-for-10. ... Twelve of Denver's next 14 games are at home.
UP NEXT: For the Lakers, Tuesday @ Houston, Wednesday @ San Antonio, Friday vs. Oklahoma City. For the Nuggets, Wednesday vs. Orlando, Friday vs. Cleveland, Sunday vs. Golden State.


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From drones to diets, technology makes the difference in battle. And, as all foodies know, meals don't just fuel for the body: They feed the psyche and the soul. Apparently, the science guys at the Department of Defense finally put these concepts together—successfully.
The acceptance of the new and improved MRE's of the Iraq war hit the headlines like bombs over Baghdad. MRE stands for Meals Ready to Eat, and everyone from embedded journalists to major generals have praised the Department of Defense for turning what was once jokingly referred to as "Meals Rejected by Everyone" into edible, nutritionally balanced meals that actually have flavor. Those (whose mothers were probably terribly cooks) have even called the MRE's better than home cooking.
MRE's have to meet some tough requirements. They're rodent-proof, waterproof, and able to withstand the impact of hitting the ground from 2000 feet in the air with parachutes, or 100 feet in the air solo. They have a shelf life of three years at 80 degrees F., and 11 years at 60 degrees.
According to the Department of Defense, each MRE contains an entree/starch, crackers, a spread (cheese, peanut butter, jam or jelly), a dessert/snack, beverages, an accessory packet, a plastic spoon and a flameless ration heater. Beverages can be packets of powdered Gatorade-style drinks, freeze-dried chai tea or cappuccino, or powdered chocolate milk shakes.
The flameless heater, about the size of the MRE itself, makes a big difference in quality. No more cold food from tins. To heat an MRE, just add an ounce of water to the heating sheet in the pouch, rotate the bag, and in less than ten minutes, the food is a cozy 212 degrees. But it does have drawbacks. At up to 1-1/2 pounds and about the size of a hardback novel, an MRE can be heavy and bulky. Some soldiers remove them to pack more gear.
Earlier MRE's were often tossed out unopened, not because of their weight but because they tasted awful. Soldiers gave them nicknames like "four fingers of death" (smoked frankfurters). God only knows why the DOD thought an army would move on ham loaf and weenies. But with the modern MRE's, the government actually asked our men and women in uniform what they wanted to eat, and had them taste-test the products until acceptable versions were created.
The 24 resulting MRE's are as multi-ethnic as a shopping mall food court. Some of the most popular include chicken with Thai sauce, beef enchiladas, cheese tortellini, veal Parmesan with baked ziti, teriyaki, and seafood jambalaya. Mini-containers of Tabasco and Mrs. Dash allow the militia to "season at table." Three MRE meals per day are intended, though when rations ran low, troops were occasionally reduced to one MRE, which is still more nutritious than many people in the world can afford on a daily basis. Each meal provides an average of 1,250 calories (13% protein, 36% fat and 51% carbohydrate). When supplemented with pouch bread, an additional 200 calories are provided.
One thing the MRE's don't contain is pizza, which quickly became one of the world's favorite foods after American and European GIs first encountered it in World War II. One wonders in the aftermath of the Iraq war, what acquired tastes will thrive in the U.S. With our returning men and women. As war gives way to peacekeeping, MRE's give way to local cuisines.
Not surprisingly, little is written about modern Iraqi cooking per se, but the seat of Mesopotamian culture has historically featured the same spices and ingredients as other Arabian Gulf and Eastern Mediterranean cuisines. Rice, fava beans, chickpeas, yogurt, dates and breads mingle with cinnamon, cardamom, cumin, black pepper, pomegranate, tahini, onion, garlic, and other flavorings. Salads are simply dressed, with olive oil and perhaps a squeeze of lemon juice. Families who can afford them may cook with lamb, beef, or poultry, as well as saffron, almonds, pine nuts, raisins, eggplant, and tomatoes. Meats are usually combined with rice, beans, or vegetables, or skewered and grilled.
For a broader sampling of what the troops in Iraq, Kuwait, and other stations abroad may be experiencing, check out our Global Destinations: Middle East section.
By the way, even if our soldiers chuck their MRE's for local Iraqi cooking, the MRE's still have value. The meal packets come with cardboard backings, which are making their way to relatives back home as "MRE postcards." GI's have always used whatever scraps of paper or wrappings they could find to pen a personal note back home. The MRE postcards may say "I love you" on one side (with a handwritten notation "send free" in the corner), but the other side isn't quite as romantic—printed with ingredients and nutritional information for bean and cheese burritos or beef ravioli.
Kate's Global Kitchen for May 2003:
5/02/03 Spicing Up Cinco de Mayo
5/09/03 For Mom, a Bouquet of Vanilla
5/16/03 An Army Moves on Its Stomach
5/23/03 Burger Building—for Fun or Profit
5/30/03 Mint, Mint, and More Mint
Copyright © 2003, Kate Heyhoe. All rights reserved.
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