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Fresh flavors of tomatoes and basil star in this fettuccine pasta presentation to kick off this elegant meal. The veal Milanese with arugula topping in a vodka sauce is a contemporary and mouth-watering interpretation of a classic Italian favorite. Slice and serve the green bean frittata in smaller thin wedges to complement the main entree. Rich, and moist chocolate flourless brownies topped with a layer of ganache are a delightful after-meal treat. This meal is perfect for entertaining.
This simple yet tasty recipe is a breeze to prepare. Fettuccine pasta, tomatoes and basil create fresh flavors that will have everyone asking for more.
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PREPARE pasta according to package directions.TOSS pasta with cheese, oil and vinegar. Add tomatoes and basil. Season with salt and ground black pepper.
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Joe Smith from
las vegas, nv
Easy to prepare, but had no flavor
chris from
this recipe was great. i can't wait to make it again.
e c lupton from
add chicken 1/4 c vinegar 1/4 c oil more cheese to double recipe
Trinka Combs from
Lake Worth, FL
This meal is so easy and so yummy!!! It's definately worth a try and would be a nice meal to serve to guests.
Ana from
I made this when my husband and I went on a picnic. It was soooo good cold and now my husband wants to go on more picnics. I think its because of the pasta! LOL Its so easy!!
Alison from
Great way to use up odds and ends. I had leftover spiral pasta, leftover chicken, leftover veggies, and then added tomato, basil, oil, vinegar and cheese. All six of my kids liked it.
Apryl from
Blair, Ne
I am a huge pasta eater and this dish is by far in my top 5 of BEST PASTA'S! You have gotta try it, but beware once you try it you will get hooked.
krit from
It's so dead easy and delicious. What more can I say?
Darcy Sheryak from
Red Wing
I was worried but everyone in my family loved it and have asked me to make it again. I added precooked chicken and it was still fast and great. My kids are 6 and 1 1/2 years old so this is a miracle!!
Emerald from
I'm 11 and love to cook, I made this for one and didn't use red wine vinager or basil, I used 1/4 teaspoon minced garlic and 1 tablespoon grated parasen and regular spagetti. It was so good!!
Me from
I loved this! It was so easy to make and my kids loved it too! The only thing I would change is I would add some chicken. Delicous!
Khalida Khan from
Philadelphia PA
I am a new cook and always looking for simple delicious meals for my family. I made this recipe tonight and mixed all the spices with the tomato to marinate while I cooked the pasta. Instead of tossing that mix with the pasta, I just spooned the tomato mix onto the dinner and served the rest with crackers. I also took another woman's suggestion to add chicken (with italian seasoning) and garlic. The only thing I forgot was a vegatable, but I suppose the tomato was good enough. I will definitely make this again. It was so easy.
Tisha from
I really enjoyed this dish. I did add some garlic and chicken to the dish. I seasoned the chicken with italian seasoning and then coated it with parmesean cheese before putting it in the pasta. All three of my children enjoyed this dish they just picked out the tomatoes. I will make this dish again.
jolamijo from
Very good! 3 out of 4 kids liked it. Husband asked, "Where's the meat?" When I said that it's vegetarian, my oldest daughter asked "Is that in Asia?" It would be even better with some chicken or shrimp mixed in and maybe some garlic, too. Great dish from Vegetaria!
Maryann O'Neill from
I made this recipe for a wedding party the night that they had their dinner and every body enjoyed it as well and they wanted to know where the recipe came from.
Christina from
I couldn't find the refrigerator pasta so I bought some dry pasta. I sautéed a zucchini in some olive oil to add some green veggies. I used grated cheese in a package, not sure if that affected how cheesy it came out, but after trying it I decided to double up on the cheese as I had trouble noticing it. It was easy and worth making again. Next time I might experiment with some of the suggestions of others.
allynn reissman from
pittsburgh pa
I made this for dinner, and my whole family went wild, it was so quick and easy to prepare, and the blending of the flavors of the fresh basil with the parmesean cheese was out of this world. I'm making this to take to a party thats how much we all enjoyed it, at last a new pasta salad that is a breeze to prepare and gets rave reviews to boot.
Alice from
West Virginia
I really loved this recipe! It is so easy to prepare and it tastes delicious. If you don't have the Buitoni pasta on hand I recommend substituting it with Angel Hair Pasta. Also adding some garlic fried in olive oil gives it some extra flavor.
Bea from
Atlanta, GA
This is a simply awesome, easy and quick meal! I did add sauted chicken (in olive oil, red wine vinegar and garlic) as well as black olives and mushrooms. Very flavorful and still light.
Shanna from
Spokane, WA
This is one of the first recipes I have tried from this site. We all loved it! I've made it twice in a week! It goes great with a cesar salad and some breadsticks. And Super simple to make! Definitely one of our favorite recipes.
Jules from
Fayetteville, Ohio
This is something that only takes a few minutes yet it's taste is so great for something different from you every day pasta
Cindy from
This is a great change from the everyday pasta. Everyone loved this dish. We had steamed mussels on the side. I did not have the pasta as it is in the recipe however I just used ziti and it was great. Another night I sauteed diced chicken in olive oil then added all the items and tossed it into the pasta. What a delightful dish.
Timberly Brinker from
Evansville, Indiana
This simple dish got rave reviews from my 3 kids and my husband. It was so easy to fix and quick. I look forward to more recipes.
Kellie Alcantara from
York Town, VA
This recipe is excellent, even my 3 yr old who is VERY PICKY about food liked it, I didn't have some of the regular ingredients so I substituted the tomatoes with canned chili seasoned tomatoes(drained) and I used Mrs. Dash Tomato Basil and Garlic seasoning ( we don't use salt in our food ) and added about 1 clove of fresh minced garlic and it turned out great, this recipe is so versitile you can do anything with it to suit your tastes or diet needs, I truly think you should try it, this is a dish I will definitely be making a lot.
Kim from
Everyone in the family loved this dish. It's good warm and cold. It reminds me of a very good bruschetta. I recommend this recipe, it's excellent!
Jennifer from
This was a great, easy meal. Even though I couldn't find refrigerated pasta at my grocer, it was still very easy to make w/ dried pasta. A very refreshing, heart healthy meal. It would be great as a summer meal when hot out especially since it would require no cooking if one can get the refrigerated pasta. I bet it would be great meal if served hot as well. I made it to my own personal touch by adding some garlic salt and southwest seasoning. Yum Yum.
jpcinc1989 from
Villanova, Pennsylvania
I changed out the fettucine with angel hair pasta! My family loved it. The angel hair was a nice, light alternative to the fettucine for the summer! Had some italian bread and a salad!
Gina from
This recipe sounded very tastey but was a bit disappointing. One plus was it was colorful and smelled good. It was a bit too acidic. We played around with the salt and pepper but that didn't do it..I wouldn't make this again.
JoCarole from
Altamonte Springs, FL
This recipe is quick easy and delicious. I can prepare this in less than 30 minutes and do not have to add a lot of heat to my kitchen. The taste is an excellent reward for so little work.
Tiffney from
Dallas, TX
I was amazed at how delicious this recipe is! It took about 15 minutes to prepare and serve it. I read over the reviews and combined the different ideas suggested for the recipe. I used my wok for this great recipe.
I used Hunt's diced tomatoes with sweet onions instead of fresh tomatoes (not tomato season yet). I also substituted balsamic vinaigrette in place of the red wine vinaigrette, added grilled chicken and garnished with fresh parmesean. The wok is perfect for this recipe, and my family loved it. Delicious!
grandma_ho from
We love this recipe. It's so easy and quick. I follow the recipe, but I did make a few changes. I do use a little more olive oil and more red wine vinegar. I also add broccoli florets. I steam the broccoli until crisp tender, then add it to hot noodles, fresh tomatoes & basil and serve it with grilled chicken.
K. Macalister from
This was very good, however I used pre-grated cheese and dried basil and I think it would be better with both fresh. My husband and I both liked it a lot though.
Edna Bryant from
When I made this dish, I was surprised at how good this dish would become. As a variation, I blanched 1 lb. of Roma tomatoes, peeling them and sauteed the tomatoes in some olive oil, red pepper flakes, garlic, and balsamic vinegar. I seasoned to taste with salt/pepper. I tossed the pasta with the tomato mixture plus Romano cheese. Excellent dish. I will be making again.
Michelle from
New Orleans
I thought this was an excellent recipe. I did add a few things, though. I did add chicken that I cooked on top of the stove. I sauteed the tomatoes with fresh minced garlic and red onion in a red pepper flavored olive oil. My husband LOVED it!!
Ted from
This was a very fast meal to make. I would suggest as others did, dicing up a few mushrooms and putting them in with some garlic. I would also suggest substituting a stick of butter instead of the oil. This makes the dish non-dietetic but certainly adds quite a bit of flavor. I took heed of the red pepper suggestion as well. Talk about tasty! This was a great dish.
A Cook from
San Ramon, CA
This recipe was average. It was easy to make and nicely presented but the taste was bland --even after I spiced it up a notch. I added sliced mushroom, crushed red pepper, salt and garlic powder. I think next time I will add fresh minced garlic and sliced chicken breast or thigh.
L. Gregoire from
Manitoba, Canada
Excellent!! Here's something similar which is also very good.
3 ripe tomatoes chopped, 1 cup chopped fresh basil, 1-3 cloves garlic, 8 oz. brie peeled and cut up, 1/2 cup olive oil. Marinade at room temp for 2 hrs. Cook linguini and toss with above. Add freshly grated parmesan. Enjoy.
Jan S. from
This recipe sounded too simple to taste good. I was very surprised at how delicious the final product was, and yet it was so easy. While the pasta is cooking, you have time to do the rest of the prep work. I will definitely make this again!
Danielle from
Flushing, MI
I like foods with lots of robust flavors, and I found this dish a little too "blah" for my taste -- even though it was very good. So, I roasted some green peppers and garlic and mixed them in with the basil and tomatoes , then I added fresh cracked black pepper and some kosher salt. The result? Delicious!
Christine from
Absolutely amazing; Mouthwatering!!
Susan from
Bridgehampton, NY
Overall, this pasta dish was good. However it had no taste so you really have to season it up. Try adding seasoning salt, garlic powder and more salt and pepper.
Jessica Bryant from
Iowa City
I can't believe how easy this was to make. And it was excellent. My husband is NOT a pasta eater, and he ate three helpings of this!!!
tierney from
This dish was a very pleasant surprise! I sprinkled it with crumbled feta cheese alongside salmon and asparagus. It was a huge hit with my guest, who loved the sweetness of the tomatoes and the sourness of the red wine vinegar combined. This was a very easy and refreshing dish.
Tierney from
This dish was EXCELLENT! I served it alongside salmon and roasted asparagus. I used spinich and regular fettuccine to make it more colorful--I also added crumbled feta cheese with sun dried tomatoes. Will def. make this side dish again!!
Sandra from
Wappinger Falls, NY
This recipe went great with chicken and lemon sauce, also found on meals.com. Try it!
Jean from
New York
I added a finely minced fresh clove of garlic to the recipe.
courtney from
aurora, co
this is an excellent recipe!! to kick up the nutritional value, add cubed chicken breast and knock your socks off!
steve kang from
piscataway, nj
Does anyone know of any other good pasta dishes?
This one surprised me, it was quite excellent.
Will be using this recipe from time to time.
Robyn Yvonne Vella from
So what did you do to get this thing so great because all my family likes it.
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*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
This elegant Veal Milanese dish features a contemporary--and mouth-watering--presentation of a classic Italian favorite.
Created by Chef Michael Chiarello
MIX bread crumbs, cheese, parsley, garlic, 1 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon pepper in small bowl; set aside.
COMBINE flour and remaining 1 teaspoon salt and remaining 1 teaspoon pepper on large plate. Coat veal cutlets lightly in flour mixture and dip in beaten eggs, allowing excess to drip off. Coat both sides of cutlets with bread crumb mixture.
HEAT sauce in small saucepan over low heat; keep warm.
HEAT 1/2 cup oil in large skillet over high heat. Reduce heat to medium; cook cutlets for 1 minute on each side until golden brown. Set on paper towels to drain.
TOSS arugula with remaining 2 tablespoons oil and vinegar.
SPOON sauce on platter and top with veal cutlets. Sprinkle with additional cheese, if desired; top with arugula.
Tip: May be served on individual plates or family style.
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Chloe Chester from
Sydney NSW
i think this dish is vey nice i tryed it at home and everyone was raving about how good it was. It was super duper ill definatly tell all my friends and fam aboput it
lova ya
Lynn from
Minneapolis Minnesota
A classy taste and presentation for a classy product. I enjoyed serving this to guests for a small dinner party.
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You will be a big hit when you serve these delicious garlic dinner rolls to your guests.
PLACE ingredients, except egg white and water, in bread machine pan in order listed above. Set machine on Dough cycle; press Start. GREASE baking sheet lightly. Remove dough from machine when cycle is finished. On lightly floured surface, divide into twelve equal pieces; shape into balls. Place on prepared baking sheet. Cover with a damp cloth; allow to rise in warm place for about 45 minutes or until doubled in size. PREHEAT oven to 350º F. Combine egg white and water in small bowl; lightly brush over top of rolls.BAKE for 15 minutes or until light golden brown. Serve warm. NOTE: For Rosemary Garlic Dinner Rolls, add 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary with bread machine ingredients.
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Donna Sandlin from
These rolls look delish!!
collette joseph from
this looks good and it sounds easy to make
cheryl s. from
These rolls turned out very moist and to me just the right amount of garlic, but we love garlic flavor. I used whole wheat flour and they still had a light texture. Great with pasta dinner for dipping in sauce.
cathy r from
Just got my first bread machine and tried garlic dinner rolls in it. Yummy ! They didn't last long in our house!
PATTI BURGESS from
Caribou, ME
These rolls are easy to make and came out great! I don't have a bread machine so I made them by hand and they still turned out perfect. My family loved them. This recipe is a keeper.
BEV POWELL from
Many years ago,before bread machines, I had a similar bread recipe and made it at least twice a week. During all the moves a military family makes, I lost my recipe, so I started buying bread. Now many years later I am very excited to find it,again, and make them for Thanksgiving dinner. I can hear my guests now....MMMMMMMMMMMM!
karen thomas from
With my busy schedule, this recipe was unnecessarily fussy. I added twice the garlic, used reg. flour(1/4 less)and totally skipped the egg wash at the end. They were soft and delicious and they were still good the next day too!
CAROL CRAWFORD from
I made these for supper last night and they are wonderful. My family loved them. This is a recipe I will repeat over and over.
Joyce Little from
Blind Bay, BC
Man do I like these - they are easy and quick to prepare and everyone loved them. They make the house smell so good. Everyone that has had them can't get enough, so I end up making two batches. They are super!!!!!!!
Nancy Kasicki from
after reading the rave reviews I just had to try these however they did not come up to the caliber of rolls that everyone else gave in their reviews. The flavor just wasn't there and the garlic powder was quite fresh. Perhaps fresh garlic would be a suitable substitute. Also if anyone has suggestions on convedrting this from bread machine to the old fashioned kneading and rising method, it would be helpful.
Ana Diaz from
The best dinner roll recipe ever!
helen denson from
portland, OR
tried out this recipe but did not have the garlic powder so i used 2 tsp of minced dry garlic. the results were fantastic my 2 finicky boys couldn't eat enough of them. i got rave reveiws from the whole family. this recipe is a keeper.
Bonnie Capuano from
I made them for our family when they came for dinner and what a hit!!! My son-in-law wanted the recipe for my daughter!! HA
Ellen Pierce from
I made these for Mother's Day and they turned out fantastic. My Mother-In-Law usually makes the rolls, but said that I could take over her duty. Everyone loved them. Thank you for a wonderfully easy recipe.
CAROL MCDADE from
I made these to go with spaghetti, my hubby couldn't believe they were not store bought. He has been raving about them to his family and mine and now everyone wants me to make them all the time.
charlotte law from
My family loved these ! It's the first time I've tried something othere than bread from my breadmaker, and these were so much lighter than any bread that it bakes. Thanks so much, will make these often
Stephanie Lewis from
These rolls are definitely a crowd pleaser. My dinner guests couldn't believe they were "homemade". I exchanged half of the bread flour with whole wheat flour for a healthier version. Not only were my guests eating a quality product but they were getting whole grains and fiber in every bite.
Jill moore from
I am now famous for these buns! I am asked to bring them to family functions. I also have stuffed them with a little pepperoni and mozzarella cheese and baked them for a terrific snack for my husband!
Marguerite Boney from
Made these for a get-together and very easy. Tasted great and now will make a lot my family loved them.
Regina Dool from
Laurel, MS
They are excellent. All of the rolls were gone in less than 5 minutes. You can also make them into hamburger buns which are delicious.
Shauna Floyd from
I had read the reviews before I started so I knew they needed more garlic before I made them. I just sprinkled some garlic powder on the top of them before cooking.......yummy
Desirae from
These were awesome! Just a hint of garlic so they'd be great with anything. They were super easy too:)
s. kline from
Very easy to make. I also made without the garlic and they were great
Amy Meyer from
This is a great recipe and the rolls are so good! My whole family loves these and they are perfect for an Italian dinner!!
JUDIE DE PERRY from
We loved these rolls! Soooo easy! When served at our dinner party nobody wanted to believe that I made them. We had some leftover rolls and made a meatball sandwich out of them..........um um good!
RHONDA POWELL from
Had a dinner party for 15 people and everyone took the recipe home. Huge hit!
Charlene Kappler from
Clare, MI
I was looking for a Dinner Roll recipe that I thought everyone would like with spagetti and what goes better with spagetti than garlic. Everyone including 3 very young grandchildren could not get enough of them. I thought they were easy to make and the smell while baking was great.
Kelly Nix from
Social circle, GA
My family loved these simple to fix rolls with lasagna. Smelled fabulous while cooking!!
KAREN MEYER from
I really like the way this recipe came together with ease and the taste was really good. It didn't have much garlic taste but was still very good. My husband said to put this recipe on the good list. Im going to try this as a donut recipe. Thank you for a great roll recipe.
Susan Robison from
Combining garlic with the ease of the bread machine is a big plus in my book. These turned out great.
Lorrine Martell from
Terre Haute, IN
These rolls are so very easy to make, and on an Italian night, they make a wonderful addition to a festive table!
Pamela Nunn from
My 12 yr old decided she wanted to MAKE BREAD so we looked for a recipe for the bread machine and found this. EXCELLENT and really easy. We used 1/2tbsp garlic (we like garlic) but it was DELICIOUS...even the 2 yr old ate them.
Alison Kraykovic from
These rolls were very easy to make. They were soft and had a good texture. I could barely notice the garlic in them. I added grated parmesan cheese to the tops of mine after brushing them with the egg. I think that next time I'm going to try adding a little more garlic. Overall, I was very pleased with them, and my family enjoyed them, too.
Pat Anderson from
Served these rolls with spagetti, my family really enjoyed them. They were really good hot out of the oven.
Lynn Heidorn from
I was looking for a yeast recipe to enter in our county fair this year and found this one. I got first for dinner rolls and raves from my garlic loving family members. If you are making these for people with less tolerance for garlic, it might be a good idea to cut the garlic powder in half. Very easy to make!
Shiduna Townsend from
These were so easy to make and my family couldn't get enough of them, I had to make another batch the next night.
Lindamay Gallagher from
These garlic rolls are to die for. My husband took his second one and just said these are good.They are great. Easy and light and my favorites.
Susanne Campbell from
Very Good...easy to make. Everyone loved them. Garlic not too strong, nice and mild. I will try them without the garlic.
Trudy Freezer from
I made these rolls for our Spaghetti dinner and they were absolutely delicious. I couldn't believe how easy they were to make. I'm sure I'll be making them again soon!
Ramona Oertel from
I made these for a luncheon I did today and everyone thought they were great. I served them as the bun for hot beef sandwiches. The flavor combinations were great.
barbara simons from
Delicious, I love garlic so im going to try adding more garlic next time.
jan zerbe from
Easy to make while at work etc. Ready when you are & very tasty!
N Resnick from
I am always looking for new recipes for my bread machine, especially rolls. My Dad said the rosemary garlic dinner rolls were "excellent!" I also brought them to a dinner party, but the hostess would not let me take the leftovers home.
Julie McKay from
These rolls are so light it's like a cloud exploding flavor into your mouth. They look fancy too and are so easy with a bread machine. They will definitely be on my Easter table this year.
Linda Hitchcock from
This recipe works quite well as I prefer to use my bread machine just for the first dough cycle and dislike the finished product. This has a subtle garlic flavor that goes well with soups and stews.
Wanda Barrett from
This is a very good and easy recipe love the garlic.
JJ Powers from
You don't find too many recipes for a bread machine especially one so good! The rolls are so good and go great with any meal.
sherry green from
i love my bread machine , but hard to find recipes but here i found a tasty and easy garlic roll recipe that is easy and tastes great
L D Evans from
Fantastic. I was looking for a recipe like this, came across it by accident. Lucky I did. It it the best and so easy to make. At first I didn't think it had enough garlic, I was wrong it came out great.
Katie Simcock from
It seems like I have such a difficult time trying to find a bread machine recipe for good dinner rolls. It's a wonder how I stumbled across this easy recipe that the family just can't get enough of!
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Rich, decadent and oh-so-good, these moist chocolate flourless brownies topped with a layer of ganache will serve as the perfect treat after any meal.
PREHEAT oven to 300º F. Line 9-inch-square baking pan with foil.
Grease bottom and sides.
HEAT 1 1/2 cups morsels, butter and water in medium, heavy-duty saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly, until morsels and butter are melted and mixture is smooth. Stir in cocoa until smooth. Remove from heat.
BEAT eggs and sugar in medium mixer bowl until thick, about 4 minutes. Stir in vanilla extract. Fold 1/3 of egg mixture into chocolate mixture. Fold in remaining egg mixture, one half at a time, until thoroughly incorporated. Fold in pecans. Pour into prepared pan.
BAKE for 35 to 40 minutes or until risen in center and edges start to get firm and shiny (center may still move and appear underbaked). Cool completely in pan on wire rack (center may sink slightly). Cover; refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
PLACE cream in small, uncovered, microwave-safe dish. Microwave on HIGH (100%) power for 25 to 30 seconds. Add remaining 1/2 cup morsels. Let stand for 2 to 3 minutes; stir until chocolate is melted.
SPREAD ganache over chilled brownie. Refrigerate for 30 minutes. Using two opposite sides of foil, carefully lift the entire brownie out of the pan and place on cutting board. Carefully peel away foil from brownie. Cut into bars. Store in tightly covered container in refrigerator.
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andie b from
lovely! who needs wheat with this combination of chocoate!
Michael Golden from
Lake Tahoe
I made these brownies for Passover. They're good any time of year. They are rich, decadent, full of protein, limited sugar, and absolutely delicious. I would recommend doubling the recipe and using a larger pan.
wendy l. from
los angeles, CALIF.
All I can say is that these brownies are AMAZING! I made them for my brother who is gluten-free and everyone loved them....very rich and decadent and hard to put down. Glad I came across this recipe.
Wendy Lewis from
I'm trying to cut gluten out of my diet and was a touch wary of trying these. Oh my goodness, they are WONDERFUL! Don't let all the eggs scare you. It's not eggy at all. It's rich and fudge and more decadent than a flour- based brownie. I couldn't stop eating them!
DENYSE BIERMAN from
Thousand oaks
The taste was rich, decadent chocolate..
Very easy to prepare, No mess when you use the foil as a liner.I let it cool over night in the freezer, took the brownies out in the morning and made the ganache..Rav Reviews from all my co workers! YUM!
leslie greenberg from
This recipe is excellent. I cut them up into 2" pieces and put them in paper mini cupcake cups on a platter.They were a hit.
KATHY GREEN from
South Daytona, FL
My niece can't have dairy products of any kind and I hope this works for her. These were really good..
Jackie Masters from
Made them brownies and they were divine!! Although our family cannot have dairy products either, so instead of the ganache on the top, we did a dairy free icing. Try it for another flavor combo!!!
Dairy Free Icing
Yields 2 cups icing
½ cup shortening
1/8 cup dairy free creamer
¼ teaspoon vanilla
8 oz confectionary sugar
1/8- 1/4 cup water
Jennifer Hegner from
Manitowoc, WI
If you like fudge, these are a must try brownie. Very good! Would be even better with a scoop of vanilla ice cream if you don't mind the extra calories.
Julie Criss from
These brownies should be wonderful. I've been looking for something sweet now that my friends and I have started a gluten-free diet. Can't wait to try. I'll share with my friends and see what they think.
Julie Fugh from
except for the butter, these are fairly healthy! My whole family LOVED them (including me!!) Keeper recipe. I wonder if walnuts would work as well?
LESLIE GATAUTIS from
Athol, MA
Cindy Leonowicz from
Green Bay, WI
Have not tried yet, but they sound excellent!
betty davis from
Monticello, KY
the brownies are real good
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There were no surprises to be had today, at least from the reaction at the decision of the Independent Regulatory Commission to ban the Liverpool striker Luis Suarez for ten matches for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic during last Sunday's Premier League match at Anfield. Everybody assumed their correct position, Liverpool supporters continuing to...Read More
Approximately seventy-three minutes into yesterday afternoon's Premier League match between Liverpool and Chelsea, Luis Suarez slipped from the Anfield pitch and back into the dressing room. He emerged seconds later with his hair slicked back, wearing a black leather jacket and a white T-shirt, carrying a pair of water-skis, gave a thumbs up signal, said,...Read More
Life isn't fair and cheats often prosper. How unpalatable such statements are doesn't alter how true they are, and it may be especially galling for the supporters of Mansfield Town that the valiant efforts of their team this afternoon will be overshadowed by a predictable row over the handled goal that eventually won a tumultuous FA Cup Third Round match...Read More
It has been three months and one week since the release of the independent panel's report into the Hillsborough disaster of 1989 finally started to undo some of the damage done by twenty-three years of mendacity and incompetence on the part of many people. Their report is probably the most important football news story of the year, but rather than representing...Read More
Pride, they say, comes before a fall, and for the Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers there may be no greater fall this season than that which occurred at Anfield yesterday afternoon, as his team was outplayed by Aston Villa to bring to an end the feeling that Liverpool were, perhaps, finally starting to turn a corner this season. The starting point for making this...Read More


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- Match reports
- 20 July 2005 00:00
- Posted by Leon Collins
City will play Everton on Saturday after losing a penalty shoot-out after finishing 1-1 with Bolton Wanderers in Bangkok.
It was a cruel end to the game for Bradley Wright-Phillips, who led the line in the draining heat and humidity, only to miss the vital fifth penalty after both sides had scored with their first four spot kicks.
Prior to the shoot-out, City had taken a one-goal lead into half time after Joey Barton's sweet strike finished off a well-worked move that involved Bradley Wright-Phillips and the returning Trevor Sinclair.
match report
Stephen Ireland made his first team debut, and both Trevor Sinclair and Geert De Vlieger made a return after long injury lay-offs.
After a quiet first eight minutes, De Vlieger was called into action. He looked to be late getting out towards the oncoming Pedersen, but he was quick enough to charge the striker's effort down and parry away the rebound from Vaz Te.
On 23 minutes, Speed nodded a glancing header goalwards, but De Vlieger read it all the way and the ball went straight into his arms.
One feature of the game that probably won't feature in an average Premiership fixture were the regular breaks for all the players and officials to take on water, due to the sapping heat and humidity.
On 29 minutes Speed whipped in a left-footed free kick but it flew just over, with De Vlieger looking to have a got a faint touch.
City's first real chance of the night arrived after 35 minutes, and it came about after great work from Barton down the right saw him whip a cross in from just outside the area, but Wright-Phillips' well hit shot from six yards brought out a fine stop from Jussi Jaaskelainen.
But it was not long before City took the lead, with Wright-Phillips finding Sinclair free on the right of the area. His pass bobbled through to Barton, but the midfielder pounced on the chance and his precise shot slid across Jaaskelainen and into the far corner giving the keeper no chance whatsoever.
Willo Flood and Lee Croft replaced Sinclair and Musampa at half time.
The second half was only two minutes old when Bolton equalised. A high ball in towards Kevin Davies rebounded to Nolan, whose low cross found Davies again, and the former Blackburn and Southampton striker slammed a left-footed shot high into the net past De Vlieger.
City nearly reclaimed the lead 10 minutes into the second period when Wright-Phillips cut in from the right after the referee allowed a great advantage for a possible offside. After a jinking run the striker stabbed the ball straight at Jaaskelinen, and Flood could only fire the rebound a long way over.
Bolton immediately threatened at the other end, but after a chaotic scramble in the area and some bodies-on-the-line defending City were able to clear although Vaz Te could easily have put Wanderers ahead.
On 59 minutes, Mills nutmegged a Bolton defender to find Barton, who drove goalwards along the dead ball line only to drill his shot into Jaaskekainen.
After another water break on 64 minutes, City made four more substitutions with De Laryea, Jihai Sun, Sommeil and Micah Richards coming on
Bolton went close a minute later, when after a defensive mix-up a Pedersen back-header was deflected onto and round the post by De Vlieger.
Wanderers kept the pressure on, and Vaz Te went close again on 70 minutes, when his right footed shot rolled just wide of the left hand post.
Karl Bermingham replaced Stephen Ireland with 16 minutes to go.
The game slowed right down in the last part of the match, with Bolton making a mass substitution shortly before the end, possibly with one eye on having some recognised penalty takers on the pitch at the end of the match.
With the game ending all square, penalties were required to decide who would play Thailand in Saturday's final.
penalty shoot-out
Barton - scores, high down the middle.
Okocha - scores, low to keeper's left
Flood - scores, low to keeper's right and off post
Diouf - scores, low to keeper's left
Sun - scores, firmly hit low to the right of keeper
Vaz Te - scores, low to De Vlieger's left
Bermingham - scores, emphatic strike high to keeper's right
Padiga - scores, cheeky & unstoppable left footer high to keeper's left
Wright-Phillips - misses, high over the bar
Campo - scores, high to De Vlieger's right to win the shoot-out.


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Hey gang. After 4 hours of reading FAQs and several other posts, I still haven't a clue what I should do with my iPhone 4. I recently purchased the phone online and had no clue how hard it would be to unlock&jailbreak it. It comes down to this:
1) My PC's OS Windows 7 (32-bit)
2) The iPhone 4 has iOS 4.2.1 and Modem Firmware 3.10.01-ICE_2_8
3) Iphone 4 is locked to ATT
4) When Iphone 4 is powered on and off, GreenPoison skull logo shows
5) Cydia, Loader, etc not present on springboard or via iPhone search.
6) Ran TinyUmbrella and no SHSH files other than 4.3.5 and iOS 5 betas showed up (no idea why this is considering my iOS is 4.2.1)
I'm afraid to restore and update to 4.3.5 in iTunes because there is no jailbreak available for it. Also, I prefer not to unlock with the Gevey Ultra on iOS 4.3.5 because it will cause me to do the manual method every time the phone is powered on. Any suggestions from the experts? Thanks much.


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Dean tells crowd at Lafayette Park rally that equality ''can't be abridged'' moments before six Get Equal protesters handcuff themselves to the White House fence
By Chris Geidner
Published on May 2, 2010, 4:20pm | Comments
From an appearance by former chairman of the Democratic National Committee Howard Dean to six civilians who chained themselves to the White House fence, pressure mounted on Sunday in response to what is perceived as slow movement by the Obama administration on repeal of the ''Don't Ask, Don't Tell'' law.
Dean told the crowd of more than 100 assembled in Lafayette Park on May 2 that the committee chairman running the DADT discussion in the Senate ''has the votes'' to pass a repeal in his committee this year.
Howard Dean speaks to Get Equal rally against DADT
(Photo by Chris Geidner)
The rally, organized by Get Equal and other activist groups, had promoted the participation of Lt. Dan Choi and James Pietrangelo II, the two veterans who have twice been arrested for handcuffing themselves to the fence in front of the White House on Pennsylvania Avenue. On Saturday, the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN) announced that its executive director, Aubrey Sarvis, would be speaking as well.
As the event unfolded on Sunday, however, word spread that Dean would be speaking. Before he addressed the crowd, Dean told Metro Weekly he had not planned to attend the event but was in the area for a Democracy for America fundraiser and supported the cause.
''It's a cause I think is really important. I think equality under the law can't be abridged under any circumstances,'' said the former Vermont governor. ''Gay and lesbian Americans have given their lives for this country, and they should be able to say who they are proudly, and I think it will make the armed forces stronger, not weaker.''
Referring to Choi, Dean told the crowd, ''We can't afford to lose any talented people.''
Dean added that Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) ''has the votes to tack onto the Defense Authorization bill, which must pass, the end of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.' That is the right thing to do for America, and I want to thank Sen. Levin for his courage and his willing to stand up and get the right thing done.''
Sarvis spoke of the recently released letter by Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen urging no legislative action on DADT repeal at this time – as well as the administration's response to it. Referring to the backdrop of the White House, Sarvis said, ''There was no profile in courage Friday night behind me. It was politics as usual.''
As Choi was speaking to the crowd in Lafayette Park across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House, six activists -- Ann Tischer, Nora Camp, Alan Bounville, Natasha Dillon, Eiona DiBona & Mark Reed – wearing long-sleeved shirts to conceal their handcuffs, attached themselves to the same fence where Choi and Pietrangelo had been with four others two weeks ago.
After a few minutes of standing silently at the fence, the six – civilians, Choi later told Metro Weekly – stood on the raised cement, shouting slogans demanding equality. The crowd chanted in response, ''Yes, you can!''
Pietrangelo, noting that he was not joining the protest action ''for now at least,'' said, ''I wish that President Obama had the courage of those protesters on the fence. There's more of that coming, and we will keep doing that until we get full equality. Period.''
Choi and Pietrangelo, by D.C. Superior Court order, must stay away from the fence – and the block surrounding the White House -- until their cases are resolved or face a contempt of court citation.
Roughly 30 minutes after handcuffing themselves to the fence, the six protesters' cuffs were removed by U.S. Park Police and they were arrested and placed in a van for processing. On the afternoon of May 3, the six -- who were held overnight -- were released after agreeing to "post and forfeit," which is not an admission of guilt but required them to pay a $100 fee.


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Ethics Opinion850913
QUESTION PRESENTED: Does a contingent fee agreement between a client and a medical consulting organization constitute fee splitting with an attorney, influence an expert witness' testimony, or contribute to the unauthorized practice of law contrary to the Montana Rules of Professional Conduct?
ANSWER: Yes.
FACT SITUATION: The Medical Consulting Organization offers medical-legal consulting services to prepare and litigate medical malpractice and personal injury cases. The firm will prepare medical reports, case strategy, and provide expert witnesses from their consulting staff.
These services are available for a fixed fee or under four contingent fee contracts. The firm maintains these contingent arrangements are American Bar Association approved and are ethical because
ANALYSIS: On August 10, 1976, the American Bar Association Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility addressed the identical issue in Informal Opinion 1375, Participation with Lay Consulting Service Charging a Contingent Fee. The ABA approved the use of medical consulting firms on a contingent fee basis if four requirements were met:
The Contingency fee contracts proposed by the Medical Quality Foundation raise three issues addressed by Montana's Rules of Professional Conduct and several policy considerations.
1. Fee Splitting. Rule 5.4(a) provides that a lawyer or law firm shall not share legal fees with a nonlawyer (exceptions not applicable). The Medical Quality Foundation maintains that there is no fee splitting because they contract directly with the client and the lawyer merely guarantees the dispersal of funds. The ABA has determined that if the client is fully aware of this arrangement, and the arrangement is not subterfuge for fee splitting, the Rule is not violated. It should be kept in mind that a lawyer's independent judgment and control over the case must not be influenced by the consulting firm and that the reasonableness of his fee may be affected by delegating out preparation work.
2. Influenced Testimony. Rule 3.4(b) provides that a lawyer shall not offer an inducement to a witness that is prohibited by law. Comment [3] states that it is improper to pay an expert witness a contingent fee.
The Medical Quality Foundation maintains that the experts have no knowledge of the contract, do not benefit from the contract and are not contingent in any way upon the outcome of the case. They are said to be paid fully in advance for their services, and that "(w)e supplement their fees through you."
If in fact the expert's fees are "supplemented" with a proportion of an award, this would constitute an improper payment to a witness. Although an attorney is not making the improper payment to the expert directly, it should not be proper to perpetuate an ethical violation through another. Model Code of Professional Responsibility (no longer valid in Montana) DR 7-109(c) prohibits a lawyer from directly or indirectly paying or acquiescing in payment of compensation to a witness contingent upon his testimony or the outcome of the case. The lawyer may not ignore the possibility that the proposed arrangement may simply be a subterfuge for such a fee. Testimony by employees or shareholders of the consulting services should not be barred. The service is likely to maintain a stable of experts upon which it draws for testimony; they may have a stake in the outcome of litigation due to their repeated utilization and compensation by the service. If the lawyer knows that witness compensation is in essence contingent on either testimony or outcome, he will violate the rule if he permits such testimony. (California State Bar Standing Committee on Professional Responsibility and Conduct, Formal Opinion, 1984-79).
The ABA has approved the arrangement if no testimony from the consulting firm's employees or agents was contemplated in the contract. Whether or not the Medical Quality Foundation's Expert witnesses and consulting staff are employees or agents and have an interest in the outcome of litigation is a factual question which does not automatically make the organization's services unethical; however, it needs to be carefully considered.
3. Unauthorized Practice of Law. Rule 5.5(b) provides that a lawyer shall not assist a person who is not a member of the Bar in the performance of activity that constitutes the unauthorized practice of law.
A lawyer using the service of a consulting firm will not be aiding the unauthorized practice of law if he retains control over the case and is free to accept or reject witnesses based on his own professional judgment.
The Medical Consulting Organization advertises that they "will work with you in developing the medical strategy of your case . . . ." Developing the strategy of a case approaches practicing law, so care must be taken to assure that the attorney's independent judgment is not infringed upon.
Additionally, several policy considerations need to be addressed. The ready availability of medical case preparation at no initial cost may add to the increase in medical malpractice cases. On the other hand an indignant plaintiff may only be able to achieve justice through the use of such an organization.
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The environmentally friendly dusitD2 chiang mai and Royal Princess Chiang Mai have achieved EarthCheck Silver benchmark status from the world's leading sustainable travel and tourism certification organisation.
According to EarthCheck, the two Dusit International's hotels in Chiang Mai are committed to benchmarking local environmental and social issues; such as biodiversity conservation, environmental investment and enhanced community socio-economic benefits. The evaluation involved submitting a year's worth of operational data for comparison with similar communities. The Silver Benchmark indicates that dusitD2 chiang mai and Royal Princess Chiang Mai are able to identify where their hotels are out-performing others while emerging as an example of a community organisation committed to environmentally sustainable living.
"We continue to establish numerous environmental programmes related to global warming" said Ms Sukanya Janchoo, General Manager of dusitD2 chiang mai and Royal Princess Chiang Mai. "We aim to focus on 'The 3 Rs': reduce, reuse and recycle in the operation of both hotels to show the awareness of the importance of environmental conservation"As part of their green initiative, two Dusit International's hotels in Chiang Mai are working towards achieving Gold status and continuously strive to take a holistic view of sustainability practices, and measure key environment indicators, such as energy and water consumption, total waste production as well as community commitment.
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Beneath the hood of Lucy's long, shapeless cowl you could discern only a few features. Here was a small white nose. Here was a loose black ringlet. It was impossible to tell anything about her appearance beyond the following basic facts: she was smaller than usual for a woman, had skin that was translucent and faint even for a citizen of Umbralume, which contrasted with her raven hair and - most unusually - clutched a walking cane in one hand.
"Please, some water, just water, I've already eaten... I'm not too unwell." Her voice was too clear and certain for what she was saying, as though the words were being read out by someone who had been handed a transcript of a conversation. But perhaps that could be explained by the whispering, dry voice that seemed to be half a second ahead of the louder one.


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Aggron in UU is a monster. It scares Fearow and other Choice Band fiends, hurts anything with that awesome Attack stat, and Thunder Waves speedy Earthquake users.
Bring it in on a Choice Banded Normal or Flying hit, get up your Substitute, and start wrecking things. Focus Punch can wear down Waters quickly, STAB Rock Slide hurts in general, and Ice Beam is a nasty surprise for any Ground-type that tries to wall you, especially Gligar.
Other Options
Aggron is usually too slow for Endeavor, but its immunity to sandstorm makes it interesting for standard play. Aggron can Roar, but it won't beat anything it didn't already. Counter works quite well—it can survive non-STAB Earthquakes or Brick Breaks and Counter them back for an OHKO.
Checks and Counters
Gligar counters Aggron lacking Ice Beam especially well, as does Quagsire. Vileplume could also cause it some troubles, resisting Focus Punches, using Aromatherapy to prevent paralysis from Thunder Wave, and healing off Rock Slide damage with Moonlight. Solrock could wall it for quite a while since Aggron can't really do anything to it, especially if it's Reflecting. A solid tank such as Blastoise pretty much could Rest off anything Aggron has to throw at it.


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Kenneth Wayne Arnett, 66, of Heflin, was charged with first-degree theft, a felony, according to a police report.
Anniston police Capt. Allen George said the 1995 Ford Aerostar van was reportedly stolen April 29 from the Salvation Army parking lot on the 400 block of Noble Street.
George said he believed the vehicle belonged to a person who lived near the Salvation Army.
On Wednesday, a Cleburne County Sheriff's Office deputy saw Arnett driving the vehicle at the Shell Travel Center off exit 205 of Interstate 20 in Heflin, George said. The deputy was familiar with Arnett, George said, and knew he did not own a vehicle. After further questioning, Arnett allegedly admitted to stealing the van, the captain said.
The deputy arrested Arnett at the scene and impounded the vehicle, George said.
Arnett was in the Anniston City Jail this morning, according to the captain.
Bond is set at $7,500. A court appearance is scheduled for June 10.
Staff Writer Rachael Griffin: 256-235-3562. On Twitter @RGriffin_Star.


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Latest: 10/09/2013
Addictive TV Autumn/Winter shows confirmed:
Check the Live Dates page for full details
Trypshop show #11 now online, "Beatlesque" Bands & Artists:
Download MP3 here
Update: 16/05/2013
GHP "Imagine The Band" (Lennon/Wings) /
New GHP Website / Mark Vidler Single, EP and Album / Official Mike Keneally Remix / Addictive TV Support Wang Chung in London /
GHP "Imagine The Band" (Lennon/Wings) goes viral:
For whatever reason, this 2 year old GHP bootleg has gone viral the past
couple of days, with YouTube views hitting 320,000 in one day.
Huffington Post mention amongst others too.
If you want the MP3 of "Imagine The Band", you will find it on the
Go Home Productions - Bones: A Collection of GHP Snacks 2008-2012
compilation on the MP3 page
Originally created 2011
GHP website
Has had a complete update.
Feel free to get to know all the Vidler/GHP Facebook, Twitter, YouTube,
Soundcloud & Bandcamp links - where most of the instant updating
takes place.
Mark Vidler Single, EP and Album released today:
16 new Mark Vidler originals available through Bandcamp
The follow up to 2009's "The Future, The Past & The Present Tension".
All tracks written and recorded 2012-2013.
Visit the Bandcamp page to hear / share / purchase all the tracks.
Quick links on the right panel below:
Artwork & Tracklistings:
Mark Vidler "Miss Quoted & Mr Meaner" (single) 2013
AA Side 'novelty' single, give it a listen and you'll find out why soon enough.
A British side & an American side, two tracks:
"Miss Quoted & Mr Meaner"
"Hangin' Out In A Lost And Found"
Mark Vidler "Izzy Tamazi & The Snake Charmers" EP 2013
4 Track EP featuring:
"Izzy Tamazi & The Snake Charmers"
"Spatial Odyssey"
"Tiger Moth"
"Rooftop Parade"
Mark Vidler "Bean Sprouts, Noodles & Half-Baked Doodles" (album) 2013
10 track album of Vidler originals, featuring:
"Wing Clipping"
"Motorik Driving School Accident"
"AquaDub (Dreamstate #4)"
"Picasso's Garden Of Eden (Dreamstate #2)"
"East Paradise"
"Voodoo Hip-Shake/Moon Walkers"
"Dead Walkers Theme"
Addictive TV supporting Wang Chung / London May 25th:
Mark Vidler will be pulling on his Addictive TV hat as the duo play live in
London at the end of this month, supporting 80's band Wang Chung
at Bush Hall in Uxbridge, London on Sat May 25th.
It is Wang Chung's first appearance in London for 25 years.
Visit the Live Dates section for full details.
Addictive TV will be performing their live Audio Visual show, which will
feature their recent remix of Wang Chungs "Dance Hall Days":
NEW official Mark Vidler Remix available now:
A new Mark Vidler remix is available.
It's a psychedelic reworking of Mike Keneally's title track from last years "Wing Beat Fantastic" album.
The album was a co-write with Andy Partridge of XTC fame.
"Wing Beat Fantastic (Mark Vidler Psychedelic Re-Spray)"
is released on 'Wing Beat Elastic', a compilation of remixes, demos and unheard music by Mike Keneally and is on the
Exowax label.
Mike Keneally explains how the Vidler remix came about:
"Shortly after the release of Wing Beat Fantastic, Andy Partridge encouraged me to let UK producer/musician Mark Vidler try his hand at remixing one of the tracks on the album. Vidler had done some transformative work on some of Andy's music and Andy, not the easiest gentleman to impress, was delighted with the results, and eager to see what he might do with a WBF track. Vidler and I got in touch with each other and he was given the go-ahead to work with the title track.
I thought Vidler's vision of "Wing Beat" the song was pretty fantastic. I appreciated the thoughtfulness with which he re-contextualized the melody harmonically, and loved all the psychedelic touches he imposed. All he used from my original recordings were vocal tracks and some of my guitars in a couple of sections, and he built a completely valid alternate view of the song around them. Job well done!"
On a personal note, doing the remix for Mike was an absolute pleasure from start to finish, where I gave myself free reign to flirt with all manner of psychedelic tomfoolery and pay sneaky homage to XTC and The Dukes of Stratosphear.
'Wing Beat Elastic' is available on CD / FLAC / MP3 directly through the Mike Keneally Store / iTunes / Amazon
Coming Soon
Raymond Scott "Rewired" featuring 6
Go Home Productions Remixes:
September 10th 2013 is the release date for
Raymond Scott "Rewired" Rhythmic Redesigns by
The Bran Flakes
The Evolution Control Committe
Go Home Productions
on Basta Records.
From the Raymond Scott Archives blog:
"Coming from the Basta label in September 2013.
We turned over the entire Raymond Scott catalog to three celebrated mixologists
who work under group names: The Bran Flakes, The Evolution Control Committee,
and Go Home Productions.
They were given hundreds of recordings owned by the Scott estate, in all genres, including unreleased material, spanning the mid-1930s to the mid-1980s.
Jazz, orchestral, electronic, experimental, studio chatter,
one-of-a-kind rarities.
These gents were invited to have fun, keep it rhythmic and make it percolate.
Each contributed six audio montages with new titles and they collaborated on Scott's signature tune, "Powerhouse."
The project is titled RAYMOND SCOTT REWIRED
It's finished. Mixed, mastered, designed, packaged, and manufactured.
You can preview three tracks on Soundcloud.
Official release date is September 10, Scott's birthday."
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Recent Mark Vidler Projects:
Mark Vidler audio edit for Heineken 'The Date' TV ad 2011
I'm pretty sure some of you may have seen this new
Heineken TV Ad in recent months.
It features the Bollywood track "Jaan Pehechaan Ho".
What you may not know is that Mark Vidler was comissioned by Weiden & Kennedy Amsterdam to apply some magic in the
audio editing department and duly obliged.
2 great days in Amsterdam with the W&K team ;)
The spot has gone on to do very nicely thankyou in the Cannes Lions Awards, winning a Bronze.
Mark Vidler on BBC News Remixing the BBC News Theme
Recently aired BBC News piece on remixing technology.
Vidler puts on a clean Fred Perry and talks 'shop'.
Features a GHP Remix of the BBC News Theme.
Full article and GHP Remix can be found here at the BBC Technology site.
Mark Vidler music edit used in recent Toyota Prius TV ad
Another TV ad gets some Vidler music editing. This time the new Toyota Prius car ad called "People Person".
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Autism Research
SEED stands for the Study to Explore Early Development. It is a multi-year, multi-site collaborative study that will help identify what might put children at risk for autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and other developmental disabilities. It is being conducted by up to six study sites and a data coordinating center called the Centers for Autism and Developmental Disabilities Research and Epidemiology (CADDRE) Network.
SEED is looking at risk factors for autism spectrum disorders by:
- Talking with mothers about pregnancy-related issues.
- Looking at the medical records of the mother and child.
- Asking the parents to fill out questionnaires at home.
- Taking cheek swabs from the mother, father, and child.
- Doing a developmental and physical evaluation of the child.
- Taking a small sample of blood from the mother, father, and child.
A number of factors are being studied for their potential link with autism spectrum disorders. These factors were picked after an in-depth look at existing studies. Each factor was chosen as high priority based on:
- How strongly it seemed to be linked with autism spectrum disorders.
- What new information was needed about it.
- How well it could be looked at using this study's methods.
SEED will:
- Be the largest collaborative scientific study to date of the possible risk factors of autism. It will include over 5,000 children, 2 through 5 years of age, as well as their parents.
- Include diverse groups from different areas across the county. This will give a more representative sample of all children with autism spectrum disorders in the United States.
- Use standard clinical procedures to classify children with and those without autism spectrum disorders.
- Give information on the many things that could lead to autism.
When the study is completed, will we know the causes of autism?
It is too soon to speculate on the results of the study. We hope the study will give us a better idea of which of the risk factors that we will be looking at seem to be the most important in causing autism. The causes may be related to genes, the environment, or a relationship between the two. For instance, some groups of children with certain genes may be more easily harmed by some types of environmental exposures.
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HEALPix is a set of scientific tools implementing the Hierarchical Equal Area isoLatitude Pixelation of the sphere. As suggested in the name, this pixelation produces a subdivision of a spherical surface in which every single pixel covers the same surface area. HEALPix provides various programs and libraries in C, C++, Fortran, GDL/IDL, Java, and Python which facilitate discretization, simulation, processing, analysis, and visualization of data on the sphere up to very high resolution. It is the state-of-the-art program used in astronomy and cosmology to deal with massive full-sky data sets.
The TIGL Geometry Library can be used for easy processing of geometric data stored inside CPACS data sets. TIGL offers query functions for the geometry structure. These functions can be used, for example, to detect how many segments are attached to a certain segment, which indices these segments have, or how many wings and fuselages the current airplane configuration contains. This functionality is necessary because TIGL targets not only the modeling of simple wings or fuselages but also the description of quite complicated structures with branches or flaps. The library uses the OpenCASCADE software to represent the airplane geometry by B-spline surfaces in order to compute surface points and also to export the geometry in the IGES/VTK format. The library provides external interfaces for C, C++, Python, Java, and FORTRAN.
The CFD General Notation System (CGNS) provides a general, portable, and extensible standard for the storage and retrieval of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis data. CGNS is designed to facilitate the exchange of data between sites and applications, and to help stabilize the archiving of aerodynamic data.
Electron Gamma Shower (EGS) is a general purpose package for the Monte Carlo simulation of the coupled transport of electrons and photons in an arbitrary geometry for particles with energies from a few keV up to several TeV. Simulations can be performed in arbitrarily complex physical geometries, and a wide range of physical processes are modeled.
MPI Parallel Environment (MPE) is a software package for MPI (Message Passing Interface) programmers. It provides users with a number of useful tools for their MPI programs such as a set of profiling libraries that collect information about the behavior of MPI programs, graphical trace file analyzers, serializers, type checkers, collective operations validators, etc.
PDB2PQR is a Python software package that automates many of the common tasks of preparing structures for continuum electrostatics calculations, providing a platform-independent utility for converting protein files in PDB format to PQR format. These tasks include adding a limited number of missing heavy atoms to biomolecular structures, determining side-chain pKas, placing missing hydrogens, optimizing the protein for favorable hydrogen bonding, assigning charge and radius parameters from a variety of force fields.
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Just as the Williston Red Devils appear to be putting their offense and defense together, they now face a bye week before continuing their quest for a District Championship.
The Red Devils made the long journey down to Umatilla Friday night Oct. 8, to face an improving Bulldog team.
Had it not have been for a second quarter 24-yard field goal by the Bulldogs, the Red Devil defense would have come away with a shut out in their 43-3 district win.
Bronson High School's volleyball team was playing with a vengeance on its senior night last Thursday, but Williston held fast to spoil the party in five games, winning 23-25, 25-14, 18-25, 29-27, 15-11.
The Eagles came out on a roll, opening the match with inspired performances, led by Brittany Smith (five kills in Game 1) and Ashley Mickle (two big blocks) to take a 13-7 lead. The Red Devils battled back, narrowing the game to 18-15 with two aces from Katie Casperson. But Bronson held off to take the first game off a Williston service error.
On Tuesday night, some of the fans who made their way to the Red Devil Gym for the JV Volleyball match were surprised, there was no game. In a scheduling problem the Lady Mustangs JV failed to show for the match.
The varsity team for the Lady Mustangs however, did show up for the match against the Lady Red Devils.
The Lady Mustangs had to go to the five-game limit to outlast the Lady Red Devils. The scores were 25-20, 23-25, 25-11, 16-25, and 15-7 for the win.
It was as if the Red Devils ran out to a 14-3 lead early in the game Friday night, Oct. 1, at Booster Stadium, and then the entire team cramped up in the second quarter in the 51-20 loss.
It was Lake Highland Prep, ranked No. 9 in the state, that came to life after falling behind in the first seven minutes of the game.
The Red Devils received the opening kickoff as Brandon Preston fielded the kick from the Highlanders 20th ranked high school kicker in the nation, Michael Rasmusen.
Thursday night, Sept. 30, at Booster Stadium, the Williston JV Red Devils faced the Newberry Panthers JV football team.
Make no mistake, Newberry is a very good team. But the Red Devils pulled out the win 36-28, raising their record to 2-1, only getting to count five of their 10 touchdowns scored.
True, it was just a JV game, but the officials were surely JV as well.
Newberry took the opening kickoff and found paydirt in just five plays. The two-point conversion was good and the Panthers found themselves up 8-0.
Chiefland High School's volleyball team outlasted a surging Williston this past Monday night, defeating the Red Devils in five games, 25-19, 25-16, 21-25, 22-25, 15-13.
The Indians were in control in the first game, rebounding from a 3-1 deficit to eventually take the lead at 12-11, thanks to two kills by Taylore Fuller. Chiefland expanded its lead to 18-13, holding out for the Game 1 win with a 5-3 run.
It took the Dixie County JV football team a little over a half of football Thursday night September 23, to hold on to the football. Once the Bears figured out they needed to hold onto the ball, they came from behind to down the Red Devil JV team 16-6.
The first half saw the Red Devils unable to move the football, and the Bears stopped themselves on several drives deep in Red Devil territory. The Red Devils were unable to cross the 50 yard line until the last play of the half.
It was a sluggish first half of high school district action Sept. 24, as the Red Devils visited Keystone Heights and won 26-13. Both teams' defenses and turnovers controlled the first half of action.
The Indians got on the board early in the first quarter on a nifty 48-yard run to take a 6-0 lead as the extra point kick went wide right.
It was, at times, brutal. Other times, it was inspired.
But in the end, Bronson came out of their battle with Daytona Beach Father Lopez with a narrow 8-7 victory last Friday night.
The victory served as a revitalization for the Eagles, who now set their sights on a tough Bell program Friday.
It was also a complete turnaround from last season, when Father Lopez topped Bronson, 27-22, in another close matchup.
"We have a bunch of freshman and sophomores and we just keep trying to get better every game," said Chiefland Head Coach Jim O'Neal before the game. "We are still working on the discipline thing with the young players. We still have several players out tonight as a part of the discipline thing," O'Neal said.
The only bright spot in the 66-0 loss to the Williston Red Devils Friday night at Booster Stadium, was a stoppage of an extra point try by the Red Devils midway through the fourth quarter of the game.
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Mobile Only (and beyond)
Apps are just the beginning
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The explosion of smartphone and tablet adoption in the consumer world cannot be denied. And enterprises have taken note. Mobile initiatives have popped up in almost every corner of the business – looking to untether the workforce, engage customers more effectively, and reshape business-as-usual.
The mobile ecosystem is moving at lightning speed. Pattern recognition and contextual analysis, ambient access and connectivity, and mass adoption of natural user interfaces – voice, gesture and beyond – are creating new modes for user engagement. The opportunity goes well beyond using mobile apps to do what you've always done differently. It's about doing fundamentally different things.
We're entering an era of "mobile only", with outcomes that would be impossible without today's mix of persistent connectivity, artisanal solutions that blend creativity and UX and next-generation engineering with devices.
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Many companies find themselves off to the mobile races – with efforts launching across business units and across functions around the globe. Prioritization and focus remain critical, but just as important is a bold vision to think beyond veneering today's business and processes. This puts even more pressure on the enterprise enablement front – how to secure, build, integrate, deploy and manage a new set of devices, services and assets that are necessarily dynamic. Even in this changing world, there are some foundational steps that many early achievements have followed.
- (Accelerated) digital strategy. Mobile is moving too fast for a prolonged academic exercise in strategic planning. Make no mistake – strategy is important. But it should happen in eight weeks instead of eight months. It should begin with opportunity identification – helping the business discover ideas for reshaping customer, employee, product and partner experience through mobile. And don't forget about enablement – creating a roadmap for just enough foundational architecture, infrastructure and management capabilities to be slightly ahead of the usage scenarios.
- Cross the streams. Is your organization funding parallel efforts in content management, asset management, social, CRM, analytics, gamification and mobile? If so, you're not alone. At best, there's redundant work being done. At worst, connections are being missed, and competing priorities may be leading in drastically different directions. These efforts don't necessarily have to be corralled under a single centralized team, though they increasingly are. But there are enough real dependencies and overlap that they can't be handled in isolation, either.
- Lessons from kindergarten. Mobile is begging for show, not tell – especially as you start dabbling with advanced features. Even your most creative end users are subconsciously anchored in how things work today. You need to bring concepts to life – whether through illustrated user stories or wireframes or working prototypes. Create a mobile 'A-team' with a mix of talents that include creative, UX, engineering and sector and functional knowledge. Consider starting by deciding on a target platform and have them come up to speed. Let them earn their stripes on a particularly juicy use case with clear business value. Also, consider using them as the inner circle of your mobile center of excellence – guiding choices as mobile moves from an experiment to a core strategic discipline.
- Eat TechCrunch for breakfast. Inspiration is likely due more to the importing and exporting of ideas than to "eureka" moments of radical breakthroughs. Who in your organization is monitoring the start-up community and technology blogosphere for anecdotes that may seed your next big thing? Especially in mobile, use cases are remarkably portable across industries. Consider making team members accountable for staying current on what others are doing. Create social platforms for the broader organization to engage around these potential sparks – with the added benefit that ideas and commentary will likely not dissipate into the ether of isolated inboxes, but instead will remain persistent assets whose value may not be unveiled for some time.
- User down, not system up. Meeting user expectations starts with research and data-driven inquiry to understand the target users' needs, desires and routines. These insights drive the early-stage strategy and feature ideation process. Because customers interact with companies through a variety touchpoints – from browsing a website to calling a customer service associate – it's important to consider each interaction through the eyes of the customer.
For an airline, that may mean grounding features and functionality in the realities of the pilot and attendant experience, from pre-departure workflows to in-flight limitations such as low lighting and turbulence. For a distributor, it may mean weighing the needs of the business with the on-the-ground needs of drivers. And for a railroad, it may mean opportunities to help conductors overcome the distractions of a moving train with customizable font sizes, expanded touch areas and a task-focused architecture.
Bottom line
Mobile is more than just the latest step function in tech innovation. It is a fast-moving engine that is fundamentally reshaping operating models, business models and marketplaces. The start-up and venture communities have embraced this notion – but the Fortune 100 have been slow to react. Organizations should move boldly to establish themselves in the mobile era – and be prepared to ride the tsunami as it evolves. Those who do not may be left behind in its wake.


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Stoker (R)
After India's father dies in an auto accident, her Uncle Charlie, who she never knew existed, comes to live with her and her emotionally unstable mother. Soon after his arrival, she comes to suspect this mysterious, charming man has ulterior motives, but instead of feeling outrage or horror, this friendless girl becomes increasingly infatuated with him.No show times found for selected day.
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Length: 98 minutes
Released: January 20, 2013 Sundance 2013
Cast: Nicole Kidman, Dermot Mulroney, Mia Wasikowska, Matthew Goode, Lucas TillDirector: Chan-wook Park
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Writer: Wentworth Miller
Genre: Drama, Horror, Suspense/Thriller
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Our interview with Natalie Batalha resulted in a wonderful set of time-shift tweets. We compile them for your pleasure.
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Each Friday night, the author and journalist opens her door and throws a "party" in her LA abode. Anybody can come and socialize. It's such a lovely idea and seems like a great way to build relationships and foster community in one's own way. Great idea!
From a spirited discussion on Paul Harvey and the American farmer to some out-of-this world photos to intriguing reads that will edify you and make you wonder why, our capsule of this week's best ideas and conversations.
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BARRIE - The Marble Slab Peewee AAA Colts ended January with a 7-1 win over the South Central Coyotes.
Goals came from Tanner Mayne, Rhys Brown (2), Christian Taylor, Braden Henderson and Cameron McElroy (2). Assists went to Justin Winn, Jacob Kelly, Nathan Smilsky (5), Taylor (2), Henderson, Lucan Tomlinson, Brown (2) and Connor Corcoran. Parker Simpson was great in net.
On Jan. 26 the team fell to the North Central Predators 4-2 with two goals from Noah Minns, assisted by Barret Kirwin. On Jan. 27 the team tied Markham Waxers 1-1 with a goal from Taylor.


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