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Macaroni and Cheese
You can easily divide this recipe in half: Use a 1 1/2-quart casserole dish.
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Subscribe to Martha Stewart LivingIngredients
- 8 tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter plus more for dish
- 6 slices good white bread crusts removed, torn into 1/4- to 1/2-inch pieces
- 5 1/2 cups milk
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper or to taste
- 4 1/2 cups grated sharp white cheddar cheese (about 18 ounces)
- 2 cups grated Gruyere cheese (about 8 ounces) or 1 1/4 cups grated Pecorino Romano cheese (about 5 ounces)
- 1 pound elbow macaroni
Step 1
Heat oven to 375 degrees. Butter a 3-quart casserole dish; set aside. Place bread in a medium bowl. In a small saucepan over medium heat, melt 2 tablespoons butter. Pour butter into bowl with bread, and toss. Set breadcrumbs aside.
Step 2
In a medium saucepan set over medium heat, heat milk. Melt remaining 6 tablespoons butter in a high-sided skillet over medium heat. When butter bubbles, add flour. Cook, whisking, 1 minute.
Step 3
While whisking, slowly pour in hot milk. Continue cooking, whisking constantly, until the mixture bubbles and becomes thick.
Step 4
Remove pan from heat. Stir in salt, nutmeg, black pepper, cayenne pepper, 3 cups cheddar cheese, and 1 1/2 cups Gruyere or 1 cup Pecorino Romano; set cheese sauce aside.
Step 5
Fill a large saucepan with water; bring to a boil. Add macaroni; cook 2 to 3 minutes less than manufacturer's directions, until the outside of pasta is cooked and the inside is underdone. (Different brands of macaroni cook at different rates; be sure to read the instructions.) Transfer macaroni to a colander, rinse under cold running water, and drain well. Stir macaroni into the reserved cheese sauce
Step 6
Pour mixture into prepared dish. Sprinkle remaining 1 1/2 cups cheddar cheese, 1/2 cup Gruyere or 1/4 cup Pecorino Romano, and breadcrumbs over top. Bake until browned on top, about 30 minutes. Transfer dish to a wire rack to cool 5 minutes; serve hot.
Reviews (53)
Bradley Campbell11 Mar, 2014
I've always wanted to learn how to make a real Mac and Cheese. This recipe was super easy and so delicious! The gruyère cheese adds a nice nutty flavor, it definitely elevates this recipe. The only Mac and Cheese I've had before this is "Kraft Dinner" and now I definitely won't be going back.
TTheis4 Feb, 2014
Delicious! I added a cup of chopped fresh basil, 2 cloves of fresh garlic and 1 diced shallot, 4 chanterelle and 4 cremini mushrooms sautéed with 3tbs of unsalted butter and some dry sherry wine (coarse sea salt and black pepper to taste) - mix this all in with macaroni and cheese, bake - DELICIOUS!
Mrgnlvr5 Jan, 2014
Way too much strong cheese, and too much work for a dish that is not as good as a box mix with added bread crumbs.
LeilaPatchouli20 Apr, 2013
Delicious and rich Macaroni cheese! I live in Australia so I used Plain flour in place of All purpose flour and 5 cups of shell pasta in place of 1lb of elbow pasta. I also used 3 cups of grated Mainland 'Epicure' cheese - strong and bitey flavour and 1 cup of chopped Maasdam cheese. Everything else I followed closely and it was just fabulous! Best served with steamed veges as this dish has a strong flavour. Yum yum!
Tim Parker24 Feb, 2013
I love this recipe. I do make three alterations: First I sub half the cheese with Three Alarm Colby Jack Cheese from Sam's Club (it has jalapeno, chipotle & habanero). Then I stir in one pound of diced Eckrich Jalapeno Cheddar Smoked Sausage. Lastly I top it with crushed Cheez-It Hot & Spicy Crackers mixed with melted butter for the crust.
a11115 Jan, 2013
Everyone loved this. It is my new go to mac and cheese recipe. I added 2tbs country dijon mustard (was out of dry mustard). Also added 1 cup cream (and shorted milk by a cup). Was excellent. Be sure to undercook pasta by several minutes, and don't skip the breadcrumbs on top. I used all cheddar cheese and it was great. It is easy as well.
Aepull Argous17 Sep, 2012
i love your recipe.. :-)
purrna2go2 Sep, 2012
I make a mac n cheese weekly. I always! add a can of stewed tomatoes and plenty of chopped celery. Just before baking, I pour a can of evaporated milik around the edges. For topping, I sometimes sprinkle bread crumbs before adding my torn-up bread. You just might like mine better, martha! Love!
truecritic21 Feb, 2012
I had a lot of Kraft brand box of Mac and cheese, so I measured out a pound of the noodles only and used them for this recipe, it came out great! And no Gruyere or Romano cheese, I substituted with parmesan. Tasted creamy and mild, baked well. I also added 2 tablespoons of Grey Poupon Dijon mustard. I recommend using a very large high sided skillet for the sauce; I kept spilling mine onto stove. I also suggest using the white bread; I used wheat and could taste the sweetness in the crumb top.
ameliafoster23 Nov, 2011
Huge crowd pleaser, adults and kids alike. I made it again and used seasoned salt instead of nutmeg, and it still tasted great. I also used whole milk and half the bread 2nd time with great results.
Chasew23 Nov, 2011
Anyone who doesn't LOVE this recipe did something really wrong (or took cheap shortcuts) when they made it, Until I tried this recipe, Patti LaBelle's was my favorite. I have not made hers since. One way to improve this recipe is by using larger pasta (holds more of the delicious cheese sauce) and pasta of a really good quality. I buy the imported stuff for cheap from the food aisles at Home Goods or TJ Maxx. You'd be surprised by the difference it makes. This recipe is pure perfection.
YankeeCat25 Oct, 2011
Way too much work for just a so-so flavor. I actually found a recipe from a favorite author (Jan Karon) called Puny's Macaroni & Cheese that tasted better.
tequida22 Oct, 2011
This is the best mac & cheese ever, I used 1/2& 1/2 instead of milk and jalapeno jack cheese instead of guyere. IT WAS FANTASTIC!!!!
phishdon29 Sep, 2011
This mac & cheese is excellent! It is definitely a family favorite. The leftovers heat up very nicely. Variation: I make it only using cheddar cheese, and it is wonderful. I highly recommend this recipe!
kdroste29 Jul, 2011
this is the best recipe for baked mac & cheese.
robinanna3226 Dec, 2010
This was the BEST mac and cheese recipe I have ever tried. The whole family agreed- we will definitely make this again. It's a little more work than my normal recipe, but certainly worth the extra time.
micecakes13 Jul, 2010
I added the chicken and it was a great hit! I diced the chicken in cubes and cooked them before adding to the final stage of baking.
micecakes9 Jul, 2010
I will add chicken to mine, making it for dinner tonight. Will post how it tasted!
lhodd27 Feb, 2010
Made this last night, used less than a lb. of pasta (14.5 oz. box), used less cheese, less milk (I used half skim and half lite cream), less flour, and less butter and it still was delicious. I also cheated and used panko breadcrumbs which saved on using even less butter. Great flavor with both cheeses and the spices. I used cheddar and gruyere, very creamy with the cheese and milk. Alot of food for 3 of us. We had half a dish left.
jamienisbet29 Jan, 2010
Really delicious, I used extra macaroni (about 3 cups more), sooo good.
I also added a bit of blue cheese, it gave it a nice flavor. -
Cookingcutie1127 Jun, 2009
I made this for lunch today, and it's very yummy! It is quite creamy and heavy. I halved the recipe, but I still needed to bake it in a larger casserole dish (I put it in a 1 3/4 quart dish and it was full to the top, without the crouton
Niconomicon4 May, 2009
This is one of the best mac and cheese recipes I have ever tried. The bread on top is so good. The nutmeg and cayenne really add such great flavor. This is in my collection and will be one of my go to recipes for potlucks.
drausue9 Jan, 2009
I have made this for years. SOmetimes I add veggies, have added left over ham or chicken. Never leave out the bread crumbs, the best part!!!! Have also put sliced tomatoes on top and then the crumbs. Why anyone would make boxed mac and cheese is beyond me.
BewitchedGal23 Nov, 2008
This is so so good. I also skip the bread and I add croutons (the good gourmet kind) I smash them up and sprinkle them on top it is so good. Everyone and I mean everyone that has tried this dish just loves it. Goes great with a side salad and some red wine!
pointpatti15 Nov, 2008
Can this recipe be frozon at any point? I am considering adding it to my Thanksgiving table for my adult children who LOVE this recipe. Thanks
kitchenvamp1 Nov, 2008
You ladies have talked me in to it! I am going to make this for a dinner party tomorrow!!! Wish me luck!
melbalisa13 Oct, 2008
This is such a delicious recipe, the only one I will ever make. I didn't bother with the slices of bread, just used premade breadcrumbs. I sprinkled the cheese over the top and then covered it with a thin layer of breadcrumbs, super crunchy and yummy.
jessyhanley12 Oct, 2008
In response to SOMERSIZING ... if you are concerned about weight, I can not imagine why you would be considering making mac and cheese.
jessyhanley12 Oct, 2008
This is one of my most popular dishes, and typically make it for adults. When I am entertaining I make the following "changes":
1. instead of bread, I use crumbled low sodium Ritz crackers - may sound tacky... but is really amazing and if you crumble them up enough you can not tell they are crackers. It makes the topping very buttery and rich.
2. I add some Worcestershire sauce to taste
* note...use higher end cheese, it makes all the difference.
adozeneggs21 Sep, 2008
I've made this 2 more times since my last comment. The recipe is perfect as is. If you omit the buttered bread crumbs you are missing out on the best part, IMO.
While I'm not a giant fan of straight up gruyere, it's a must in this recipe, the flavors of the cheeses are so complimentary. BTW, I froze it with terrific results. -
chickyboo71811 Aug, 2008
I can't wait to try this.
Roxannep24 Jun, 2008
This is one of my favorite recipes. It seemed daunting to make at first, but now it's committed to memory. I often omit the bread crumb topping and have also subbed in other pastas with no trouble. I have used all cheddar in the event I am out of Gruyere, but didn't find it as satisfying.
MaryFinkel18 Jun, 2008
Very good! I used Cabot brand sharp white cheddar cheese from Vermont and the Gruyere! I omitted the nutmeg and cayenne pepper since these spices are not a favorite in our house. I also used crushed potato chips for the topping. Yum Yum!!
subis23 May, 2008
Perfection! It is a family party favorite. The full recipe is perfect for a buffet table and the half recipe is good for 2 dinners. I use sharp cheddar and gruyere. I've also substituted gemelli and other small pastas and it works great and dresses it up a little.
maryjudge9 May, 2008
My other favorite Martha recipe. Goes great with the Maryland crab cake recipe!
kathleen01287 May, 2008
This recipe was wonderful. The instructions were easy to follow. I actually omitted the bread crumb topping and it was stil great.
mbuffardi5 Apr, 2008
I made this last weekend for guests and didn't have any leftovers. It was so delicious; I was craving it today so I made it again! I used whole wheat pasta this time with great results, the pasta held the sauce nicely. I like to use the Gruyere and a good quality cheddar. This time I froze half of my mac and cheese before baking and am looking forward to leftovers next time I'm craving my favorite comfort food!
stephanie62331 Mar, 2008
I made this for Easter... I used sharp cheddar and then colby jack for the second cheese... It was soooo delicious! my kids devoured it and got compliments all around! We had 4 adults and 2 children...I made in 2 pans, one went right into the freezer (before baking) and the other fed all of us as a great side and still had leftovers!
jellibells21 Feb, 2008
I have been making this since it first appeared in the magazine years ago - and always use different cheese combinations. I agree - you have to keep in the white cheddar (sharp is also key, if you want there to be enough flavor - too many mild cheeses make it more bland) - but the second cheese can be anything extra you have on hand. You can also 'southwestern' it a bit - and add meat protein - by adding diced garlic and jalepenos to the roux (when you put in the butter) and frying some chicken lightly dusted in cornmeal and add a layer of that...always a hit. I tend to use a sharp yellow when I do that, as opposed to the white. We also freeze it just as is in individual servings, and it tastes great when defrosted to take to work, etc.
motherwell21 Feb, 2008
I too agree. Every time I serve this, I get rave reviews. I did make a slight change wihich I would like to share. I use Japanese Panko Bread crumbs in place of the fresh crumbs. The topping is extra crispy and everyone looks forward to the topping.
adozeneggs17 Jan, 2008
I have been making this recipe for years. Every time I serve it, people rave. Bonnie Louise, as far as freezing goes, you are right on the money. Prep it up until the point of baking, freeze, then defrost, add bread crumbs and bake. This is by far the best mac-n-cheese recipe. It always looks like too much sauce for me, but, the pasta absorbs a lot in baking and it's always perfect!!
skyblue25 Dec, 2007
Best ever tasting macaroni and cheese! The leftovers even taste better .
michellecarver17 Dec, 2007
My family loves this recipe, this is our third season making it. We prefer the Pecorino Romano (tried both ways) and you do need to budget a full 90 minutes from grating cheeses to washing and drying the last pan but it's worth it and tastes even better the second day. We just make it with 1/2 cup more milk so it's not dry when reheated in a low oven.
BonnieLouise16 Dec, 2007
I plan to make this for a family gathering on December 26th and want to do as much prep as possible ahead of time. So, I thought I would prepare up to step of adding bread crumbs and freeze. I would defrost over night in the fridge, add the bread crumbs and bake as usual. Anyone have any thoughts as to how this would work?
debsoprano8 Dec, 2007
This is a great recipe. Regarding cheese, Martha might shudder, but I use grated cheese from a can in addition to the cheddar and in lieu of the more expensive cheeses. It's fabulous. I then cut the milk down a bit to thicken up the sauce, and add a little extra cayenne for a bit more kick. YUM. I've used rotelle instead of elbows, and it makes for a pretty presentation. As far as freezing it is concerned - I bake it first and then freeze it. I then defrost it overnight in the fridge.
luckymom5 Dec, 2007
We can't get enuff of this stuff!! My kids beg to eat it before it goes in the oven and they want to lick the pot of cheese sauce!! I use cheddar and about 1/2 cup "real" parmasean (only 1/2 cup cuz it's pretty expensive). I have even had sliced mild gouda in the fridge and threw that in too, it was really good. Tastes as good hot or room temp., so it's perfect for picnics.
kitc28 Nov, 2007
We LOVE this mac and cheese. The most difficult part is shredding the cheeses. I use Romano and it is fabulous. We eliminate the breadcrumbs because the kids don't like them. Now, for the person that freezes it, do you bake it before you freeze it?
jessyka21 Nov, 2007
I agree with everyone. This is a phenomenal recipe for kids and adults. The cheese can get expensive, but it is worth it! I usually serve this at BBQ's and picnics. yum!
blaqpearl21 Nov, 2007
I have made this for two years already and it is my favorite mac n cheese ever. The gruyere can be expensive but I buy a small chunk and a small chunk of the pecorino. I dont buy the most expensive white cheddar either so it doesnt break my pocket. Its always a hit. That bechamel sauce is the key, so you can pretty much experiment with the cheeses as you see fit, but keep the white cheddar for the smoothness.
ewhitey20 Nov, 2007
This is by far the best mac
amysotis7 Nov, 2007
Can this be frozen and if so, how do you defrost/reheat it?
mslo_karen3 Nov, 2007
This is my absolute favorite macaroni and cheese recipe, it's decadent and delicious! I never cut the recipe in half, I just use two 1 1/2 quart baking dishes and freeze one. That way, I have an extra meal ready whenever I don't feel like cooking.
mslo_karen3 Nov, 2007
This is my absolute favorite macaroni and cheese recipe, it's decadent and delicious! I never cut the recipe in half, I just use two 1 1/2 quart baking dishes and freeze one. That way, I have an extra meal ready whenever I don't feel like cooking.


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March 27, 2012 10:00 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net | CommentsAdditive manfuacturing is an industrial form of 3D printing that can produce large, complicated designs with only a fraction of the waste as seen in the typical machining process.
Rebuilding The Old Fords At Rancho Deluxe
March 22, 2012 10:41 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net | CommentsBen Thomas, the owner of Melbourne, Australia-based Rancho Deluxe, gives a walkthrough of his workshop and his most prized possession: a '32 Ford Roadster.
Neil deGrasse Tyson: We Stopped Dreaming
March 20, 2012 10:24 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net | CommentsNeil deGrasse Tyson says NASA is a creator of dreams, which help fuel the innovation that will create the technologies and industries of tomorrow.
Andrew McDonald Is A Shoemaker
March 15, 2012 10:59 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net | CommentsThis video showcases shoemaker Andrew McDonald, who operates out of a small shop in London.
The Violin Maker
March 13, 2012 10:03 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net | CommentsSam Zygmuntowicz makes all of his instruments by hand, chiseling and shaving away at the thin planks of wood to get them sounding just right.
DARPA 'Cheetah' Sets Speed Record for Legged Robots
March 8, 2012 10:08 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net | CommentsThe recently-developed "Cheetah" robot, built by DARPA, has set a new land speed record for legged robots, galloping at speeds up to 18 miles per hour.


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Intel and MasterCard Making Online Shopping a Breeze
Geoff Iddison (Group Executive, e-Commerce) | January 10, 2012
(Excerpt from MasterCard's "The Heart of Commerce" Blog)
According to ComScore, this holiday season saw online sales in the U.S. alone increase 15 percent from $32.3 billion in 2010 to $37.2 billion. With online shopping only continuing to grow, it's important to make the consumer experience as easy as possible – while also ensuring transactions are safe and secure. To date, these goals have typically been at odds vs. in sync. That's all about to change thanks to our work with Intel.
We are showcasing a new solution that will make buying something online as easy as waving a card or smartphone over your laptop. This technology combines Intel's expertise in computer processing and MasterCard's PayPass technology (you can already tap and go at checkout counters, gas pumps and taxi cabs with PayPass).
Now, PayPass is enabling Ultrabooks (powered by Intel) to make online shopping easier and more secure. No more endless stream of keystrokes and mouse clicks at checkout. No more jogging your brain to remember your log-in for that site, or where you left your wallet to enter your card details. Instead, simply tap your PayPass-enabled card or smartphone and move on. It's just that easy.


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MY two siblings and I felt deprived as we grew up without a television set in our home on Charleston's West Side.
This had nothing to do with family finances.
Our parents actually gave away our set about the time my older sister started school.
They didn't like what they were seeing - the three of us mesmerized in front of what my dad called "the idiot box." We would mindlessly watch show after show and ignore everything around us, including the great treasure that our house did contain.
There were hundreds, maybe even thousands, of books.
There were shelves built by my dad in nearly every room.
On one wall of my bedroom, the books extended from floor to ceiling around two windows. I would fall asleep staring at titles that seem like old friends when I come across them now.
My parents probably read to us when we were very young, although I don't remember that. What I do recall is that it was a reading household.
My mom would go to bed with a book at night. My dad would be at his desk reading into the wee hours, sometimes finishing a book in one sitting.
We kids played outside whenever possible. Otherwise, we read.
Over and over we read children's series like "The Bobbsey Twins," "The Happy Hollisters" and "Nancy Drew." My sister, brother and I weren't even out of elementary school before we tired of those and moved on to grownup books.
My dad would bring sacks of paperbacks home from work. He would buy them new or used or trade with friends. Sometimes we kids would dive into the bag and read books before he did.
I remember when he finally got a turn at "The Green Berets," a Vietnam story with both violence and sex. He wasn't happy to realize his 12-year-old daughter had read it.
Interestingly, even that didn't cause him and my mom to run interference on our choices. They generally let us read anything we could get our hands on. I believe that's why we all did well in school and became lifelong readers.
When I had children of my own, it was a given that books would be a big part of their lives.
My husband and I didn't forgo television, but we tried to de-emphasize it.
One strategy was simply to turn it off when the kids wandered away. That kept the loud commercials from drawing them back.
I read to my toddlers regularly, but I fell into what I now think of as a Berenstein Bear rut. Then I came across a movement I can only describe as life changing.


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Store these 20 Items Vertically to Save Space and Your Sanity in the Kitchen The Kitchn From The Kitchn → Save Space in a Small Kitchen: 20 Kitchen Items To Store Vertically
Lauren's Eclectic San Francisco Apartment House Tour Name: Lauren SpainLocation: San Francisco, CaliforniaSize: 450 square FeetYears lived in: 1 year 8 months; Rented I don't meet a lot of people my age that really have their shit together, but Lauren is the exception that obliterates the rule. You wouldn't know it now, but Lauren has had to redecorate her apartment TWICE. Yes, twice. Two months after moving in, her oven caught fire and ruined many of her belongings. Fortunately, because Lauren is the model of having-one's-shit-together, she had renter's insurance. That, along with some amazing friends, helped get her back on her feet. It also doesn't hurt that this redhead finance lady managed to score a sweet little Victorian unit with a very flexible landlord who basically lets her do anything! Open House Tour
No-Stress Neighborly Nosh: The Party Plan Gathering from the Kitchn Sponsored by Kraft Fresh Take It's a dreary Wednesday, and my neighbor Molly is tired of being cooped up in her house with her two little girls. "Why don't you all come over tomorrow for a family dinner party?" I ask, almost without thinking about it. Everyone is excited, including my daughter, who likes being the 8-year-old babysitter-in-training, and we grown-ups are looking forward to a break in the routine. But what to cook? And how to make this casual dinner party special while still keeping it fun and comfortable for the kids (and parents)? This week we'll be talking all about our easy family dinner party, and how you can throw one of your own. Today we'll start with the party plan!
Your Home is Making You Late: 12 Things You Can Do the Night Before Apartment Therapy's Home Remedies I don't know about you, but I'm definitely not a morning person, so I probably hit the snooze button a half dozen times before actually getting out of bed. This means that I have a very small window of time in which to get ready and get out of the house in the morning. To combat this time crunch, I try to streamline my morning routine by prepping as much as possible the night before. Here are a few key things that you can do around the house the night before to avoid being late.
Shelley's Loft Full of Collected Treasures House Tour Open Slideshow Name: Shelley GainerLocation: Toronto, CanadaSize: 1100 square feetYears lived in: 3 years; owned The first place place that popped into my head after getting my Apartment Therapy gig was the beautiful loft of my friend (and former boss!) Shelley. This is as authentic as it gets for a loft, folks. The building was converted from a warehouse into lofts in 2003, featuring wood beams, brick walls, metal warehouse doors, concrete floors and huge windows. Shelley shares the space with her ginger-haired cat Molly and boyfriend Tim. Her space is filled with so many interesting artistic and vintage pieces it's easy to get distracted!
How Many Clocks Should I Have and Where Should I Put Them? Apartment Therapy Home Remedies Time management, of course, aims to help us make the most of our time. As the cornerstone of time management, clocks can help us stay in control of our time. Let's take a closer look at how you can place clocks in your home most strategically.
Turn a Washing Machine Drum Into a Backyard Fire Pit in Just 1 Hour for $10 House & Fig Apparently, this is totally a thing. The size and shape of the drum inside a basic washing machine lends itself perfectly to being upcycled into a fire pit (quickly and cheaply, to boot!). I have to thank Sarah and Joe of House & Fig for introducing me to this idea, and for doing it so much better than anyone else I've seen since.
London Looks For Alternative to Bottled Water in New Public Fountain Design Design News London officals recently asked six design firms to reimagine the public water fountain. "For an alternative to bottled water to work, people need to feel confident when they leave the house that they will be able to find water fountains," says Maria Smith of Studio Weave, one of the firms asked to participate.
Ky's Outer Space "Big Boy" Room My Room Name: Ky (2.5)Location: Fairfax, Virginia My son Ky was going through a HUGE planets and outer space phase when we began planning his "Big Boy" room, so I thought it would make a perfect theme. I wanted to transition a lot of elements from his safari-themed nursery which used the colors orange and lime green, so I kept those elements and added rich navy, gray and red to the party.
Suggest a Dining Table to Match My Orange Chairs? Good Questions Q: I am looking for an 8- to 12-seater extendable, rectangular dining table that will go with my orange chairs. And if the table comes with a bench, even better. My budget for the table is up to $1000 (excluding the bench). Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!
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Continuing the Know Thy Self series, where we meet the roster of the 2012-2013 Atlanta Hawks, we take a look at the French big man Johan Petro. A lot of his photos are shooting over Elton Brand. We could have used some of that last year.
Johan Petro
Twitter: Frenchi27
Nickname: none that I'm aware of
Born: 1/27/1986 in Paris, France
Everyone knows something about Paris, like it is know as the City of Light. But did you know that the name was only solidified by the city's early and extensive adoption of street lighting. It was already the City of Light before that because Paris was known as a centre of education. Paris is the home to one of the most recognizable man-made landmarks the Eiffel Tower, but did you know that it would be worth 2.48 million dollars if scrapped for metal? The name of the city was not always Paris (it was renamed Paris around 360 AD). It was originally known as Lutetia of the Parisii.
There are plenty famous Parisians to choose from for this article like long time sex symbol Brigitte Bardot. I want to call out Luc Besson because I didn't see him in the huge Wikipedia list of famous Parisians. How could they leave out the man who wrote La Femme Nikita, Leon the Professional, The Fifth Element, The Transporter, and Taken? In music, you probably expect me to cite Edith Piaf like Spielberg did in Saving Private Ryan, but I'm going more current with David Guetta who's had 5 top ten songs in the US over the last several years. Even with that much success David Guetta's biggest impact may have been as producer and co-writer of the Black Eyed Peas' "I Got a Feeling" which was #1 for 14 weeks and was used for possibly the world's largest flash mob to celebrate Oprah's 24th season. When it comes to famous athletes born in Paris can you do any better than Atlanta Hawks' own Dominique Wilkins? I think not.
College: None
Like many international players, Johan was playing pro ball early. He won a French League championship at the age of 18 before heading to the NBA.
Personal Notes: While Johan was born in Paris he grew up in Guadeloupe, a Caribbean island with a tourist economy. Being part of France it should be no surprise that 83% of the tourists are from mainland France with only 3.4% coming from the United States. Guadeloupe is the home of the Karujet Race, the Jet Ski World Championship. Johan plays acoustic guitar and likes to perform as a DJ (like David Guetta). His NBA career started by being drafted by former Hawks GM Rick Sund. Johan was the last person to ever score for the New Jersey Nets.
ESPN Top 500 rank: 397 just behind Quincy Miller (395) and Selvin Mack (396) but just ahead of John Jenkins (398) and Tony Battie (399).
Wingspan: unknown
basketball-reference.com sponsorship price: $30 - think of this as a Q-rating for basketball. Better known players have hiring rates because in theory their stat page will get visited more often.
Horoscope: As an Aquarius I found this free sports horoscope for the year: Your professional life will evolve this year through changes which will imply you personally. One gives you new directives, or this is you who will understand into what you must change strategy. That will not go without hesitations and doubts, especially during spring. You despite everything are supported by a faith in you which will enable you to make efforts of adaptations.
Chinese Zodiac: Born in the year of the ox. People born in this year are probably honest, industrious, patient, and cautious, and do things steadily. They are talent leader with strong will and faith, strong devotion to work and staying power. They are obstinate and poor at communication. Leaders in their career may not discover their abilities.
Outlook for this year: Ox people have average luck in this dragon year. Do not be afraid of the blocks on the way to success. Whenever they encounter a strong competitor in career, they should know flexible ways to overcome the difficulty. Success is not only based on hard working.
Workplace Compatibility:
Work best with monkeys and horses (none on the roster) and other oxen (Anthony Tolliver, Anthony Morrow and Josh Smith).
Not so good with roosters (Kyle Korver and DeShawn Stevenson), snakes (James Anderson), and goats (John Jenkins).
Stats: This block is a combination of data from basketball-reference.com and 82games.com to give an idea of the playing style and effectiveness of a player.
Johan Petro | Per Game | Per 36M | rank/478 | ||
Minutes | 15.6 | FG% | 0.419 | 274 | |
Points | 4.2 | 9.8 | 3P% | 1.0 | 3 |
Rebounds | 3.8 | 8.8 | eFG% | 0.421 | 380 |
Assists | 0.8 | 1.8 | FT% | 0.838 | 82 |
Steals | 0.4 | 0.8 | PER | 10.3 | 344 |
Blocks | 0.4 | 0.9 | Usage | 15.6% | 334 |
Offensive Rating | 97 | Reb% | 14.1% | 98 | |
Defensive Rating | 108 | WS/48 | Asst% | 8.2% | 268 |
Win Shares | 0.7 | .034 | TOV% | 12.1% | 177 |
Jump Shots | 64% | 0.383 | Draws Fouls | 5.5% | |
Inside | 36% | 0.489 | Hands Rtg | 9.8 |
Quick Analysis: A 7 footer by tape measure only, these stats paint the picture of someone who plays outside the lane a lot. Even on defense you don't see Johan's length translating into many blocked shots. Offensively, don't get fooled by 1 for 1 from 3 point range, Johan shot a bad percentage when settling for jumpers. Johan needs to be coached into a more efficient backup big man because when left to his own desires he's a taller embodiment of the worst aspects of Josh Smith's offensive tendencies. I'm not suggesting Johan will ever be a full-time banger, just that his minutes could be more positive with a little restraint on his shot selection. The rankings are out of 478 players listed on basket-reference.com for last season with no qualifying minimums to provide some context for the numbers.
Hopefully, you feel you know a little more about Johan Petro than before. Let me know what you think in your comments. We've pined for a 7 footer that's not Jason Collins for years. Technically, Johan Petro fills that desire, should we have been more specific in our wants? Or can Johan embrace his contract season to be a productive reserve and giving the Hawks length?


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With the hectic holidays coming up, taking a vacation closer to home just might prove more relaxing. Whether you take the 15 to the 10 or wind through the mountains to the valley on the other side, Palm Springs and its nearby sister cities form an inviting escape only two hours from home. As a popular resort destination, the desert offers a plethora of places to stay, but on a recent trip I found some locations that go the extra mile for their guests.
Recently revitalized in a $35 million renovation, Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa offers a warm welcome in Rancho Mirage. The hotel, managed by the same company that runs the Hotel Del Coronado and the La Costa Resort and Spa, sits on 240 acres with nearly 500 guest rooms in Spanish-style two-story buildings. The guestrooms emanate an elegant hacienda feel with cream-colored walls framed by dark chocolate wood, and French doors that open onto private patios.
Kids can run (or rather walk) free in the expansive Splashtopia pool complex. A lazy river encircles two 100-foot waterslides and a "cliffside" Jacuzzi. A kid zone offers a play area for tiny tots, complete with sandy beach for castle building. A large pool finishes off the area, along with Splash Grill, the poolside bar and restaurant. The grounds also offer an adults-only pool for a quieter escape. The resort boasts the largest tennis center in the desert with 25 courts (3 clay), and a 27-hole golf course designed by Ted Robinson.
I visited the spacious 20,000-square-foot Spa Las Palmas which offers an extensive selection of rejuvenating treatments that combine desert botanicals with classic wellness techniques. Opt for an incredibly relaxing Oasis Swedish Massage, or try one of the spa's signature treatments, like the Mirage Stone Massage with heated stones penetrating warmth deeply into your muscles. The spa also offers myriad facials and body therapies, like the Restorative Desert Cactus Wrap, a vitamin-rich formula that heals dry and sensitive skin. After your treatment, enjoy the private spa pool, Jacuzzi, and sauna, or visit celebrity stylist Billy Yamaguchi's salon that specializes in feng shui hairstyling.
The resort's new restaurant, BluEmber, offers first-class California cuisine with the freshest ingredients from local ranchers and organic farmers, and a focus on California wines. I adore BluEmber's Signature Mac & Cheese, a sinfully delicious combination of rich duck confit and sweet creamy cheese sauce over orecchiette with bits of port wine onions and wild mushrooms. The Seared Mahi Mahi with green beans and fingerling potatoes in a tangy chili Thai sauce has a juicy buttery flavor with a peppery finish. And it's hard to go wrong with the Grilled Angus Filet Mignon with bourbon sauce and organic veggies. Other menu highlights include seared sea scallops, an organic heirloom tomato salad, and Brandt Beef natural New York and rib eye steaks.
Dessert is not often my favorite part of the meal, but the restaurant has some amazing fare to offer. First came the decadent balsamic marinated Coachella Valley fresh strawberries topped with sour cream gelato, followed by an enormous macadamia nut banana cupcake with banana cream filling — both satisfying a sweet tooth I didn't quite know I had. (760/568-2727, www.rancholaspalmas.com)
For a different kind of vacation experience, I stopped by the Viceroy Palm Springs. As I toured the peaceful and private grounds, I found myself at an exquisite boutique hotel that offers all the amenities of a luxury resort. The very knowledgeable and passionate staff offers a special personal touch.
The Viceroy's entrance is so discreet you might almost miss it upon arrival. Walking through the front entryway past a waterfall under shady trees to grand yellow doors that welcome you, it's hard not to feel instantly at home. As I stepped into the high-ceilinged lobby boasting stylish modern décor, I had no hint of the sprawling property that lies behind the modest entrance. The hotel rooms, bungalows, and one- and two-bedroom villas are decked in bold black and white furniture, fabrics, fixtures, and wallpaper that emanate a chic, luxurious feel. Splashes of bright yellow here and there truly give the hotel a Hollywood regency feel, hinting to its movie-star roots in the 1930s.
The Regency Courtyard provides the perfect setting for any gathering, whether lounging underneath the cabana for a picnic or a private spa treatment, or holding a wedding ceremony with a charming view of the San Jacinto Mountains in the distance. White gravel paths lead to three different pools and lovely outdoor areas.
The spa, named Estrella after the resort's original title, offers a range of wellness therapies including massages, facials, body scrubs, and salon care. The signature Lava Shell Massage that began at Estrella uses smooth shells heated from the inside with a blend of minerals, sea kelp, algae, and salt water, to create a synergy of warmth and relaxation. Private instructors are available for yoga and workouts at the 24-hour gym. The Viceroy also offers free bicycles for rent.
The Viceroy Palm Springs' restaurant and bar, Citron, continues the hotel's design with sleek white tables and chairs, and glamorous mirror-covered walls. The lunch and dinner menu boasts an excellent Grilled Prawn Caesar Salad accented with the perfect combo of Parmesan Reggiano and spring garlic. Also recommended are the Carne Asada Tacos with avocado, and the Prime Beef Burger with white cheddar and a secret sauce. Breakfast offerings include the Fried Egg Sandwich and lemon-scented hot cakes with blueberry compote. A selection of snacks, like Parmesan fries, fruit skewers, and smoothies, are also served poolside. (760/320-4117, www.viceroypalmsprings.com)
If a more permanent travel option piques your interest, consider Quintess' mission-style villas, located in La Quinta, with gourmet kitchens, heated swimming pools, and panoramic views of the Greg Norman golf course. When you purchase a membership to Quintess, you also gain access to beautiful homes around the world. (800/550-0324, www.quintess.com)
Keep in mind that the best weather in California's desert locales falls between mid-November and January, when temperatures stay around 70 degrees. So grab your sunscreen, pack a bag, and head over to Palm Springs for a luxurious home away from home that isn't too far away. RINA VAN ORDEN


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Boutique hotel near Place de la Madeleine
On Right Bank
Located in the center of the Right Bank's upscale shopping and business district, on the typically Parisian Boulevard Malesherbes, this 7-story Paris hotel is 2 blocks from the Place de la Madeleine and the theater district.
Health club
The Hyatt Paris Madeleine offers a sophisticated restaurant, a chic café, a high-tech health club, spa and beauty treatments; there is also a 24-hour business center with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Climate control
The 86 climate-controlled guestrooms provide complimentary wired and wireless Internet access, direct-dial telephones, pay movies and video games, satellite television; even umbrellas are provided.
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- General
The 24-hour fitness center at the Hyatt Paris Madeleine features cardio machines with their own flat-screen TV, free weights, sauna, and steam room. The onsite Keraskin Esthetics Spa offers massages, body and facial treatments, manicures and pedicures, and other beauty services. The hotel's 4 meeting rooms make up 318 square meters (3422 square feet) of space accommodating up to 25 people each, and are equipped with audio-visual equipment and complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. The 24-hour business center is a private office for one with computer station, printer, fax, data port for laptops, stereo, and daily international newspapers. Secretarial services are also available. A limousine service and valet parking is available for a surcharge.
This pet-friendly property has a terrace and is wheelchair accessible.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Terrace
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 318
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 4
- Technology support staff
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1997
- Number of restaurants - 2
- 24-hour business center
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 3422
- Express check-in
- Business services
- Parking nearby
- Spa services on site
- Audiovisual equipment
- Hair salon
- Number of floors - 7
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Beauty services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Currency exchange
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Full-service health spa
- Luggage storage
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 86
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service (24 hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Secretarial services
- Steam room
- Tour assistance
- Translation services
- Wedding services
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Valet parking (surcharge), Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- iPod docking station
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Direct-dial phone
- Minibar
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- CD player
- Premium bedding
- Climate control
- Soundproofed rooms
- Complimentary newspaper
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Multi-line phone
- Voice mail
- Complimentary bottled water
- Wake-up calls
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Bathroom phone
- Bidet
- Extra towels/bedding in room
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- In-room massage available
- Sewing kit
- Slippers
- Bathroom scale
- Satellite TV service
- Electronic check-out
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Welcome amenities
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Clock radio
- Window opens
- Trouser press
- Dining
La Chinoiserie - The same choices in French cuisine and breakfast buffets are available throughout the day and evening at this bright and bustling lobby lounge set beneath the central glass canopy. Less formal than the Café M, it has a fireplace, small tables, sofas, and chairs.
Cafe M - Contemporary French cuisine is served daily at lunch and dinner in this low-lit dining room accessible from the street or the lobby. Guests have a choice of French or American breakfast buffets, or service à la carte. Decorated with dark wood, leather booths, upholstered chairs, and amusing black-and-white photographs of old Paris. Overlooks the Boulevard Malesherbes, with curtains for privacy.
- Recreation
The dedicated fitness centre, sauna and steam rooms are available exclusively to guests (complimentary) 24 hours a day.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Spa
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
- Manicures and pedicures
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Turkish bath/Hammam in spa
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs only
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Early departure fee charged
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A city/local tax will be charged
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Breakfast fee: EUR 35 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: EUR 35 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 20 per pet, per night
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2014 Gator Commitment #5: CB J.C. Jackson 5-11 185 of Immokalee High School, Immokalee FL. **** 6.8.2013 Commitment. ******** http://www.hudl.com/athlete/317349/highlights/51740144
Although I don't really care about rankings and trust Muschamps evaluations more than any recruiting site, It's weird that he's a 3 star wider receiver on 247 but top 50 athlete on ESPN. Since we want him as a CB, I think athlete is more fitting.
247 also has him evaluated as a WR. He is a better WR than CB in high school but I think he has a higher ceiling at CB.
I don't think the 247 folks have gotten around to scouting many Florida kids yet. They eventually catch up. Good pickup. This kid is an outstanding athlete. Glad we're getting an early start on CBs.
5'10" really means he's more like 5'8" or 5'9"...Right? I wonder how tall he really is? Will he be able to out jump those 6'3" to 6'5" receivers in college? I get concerned when we get short corner backs.
I think he is really 5'10 (he might be a little taller) his huld highlights have him listed at 6'1. He is super athletic I personally have no worries about him covering a 6'3 WR
He is a legit 5'10 maybe even 5'11, I know this kids family, he is a good one. He is an Athlete in the truest since of the word. Great punt and kick off skills, and good wr, and will be a stud Cb in my opinion. He's been talking about the gators since his sophomore yr. Glad he is finally with the good guys.
I saw him play last year and he is not a 3 star. He is very good and confident. Kids from Immokalee are not your average kids. I would take several other players from there also. Those kids are tough in a good sense.....
For those who've seen him play, who does he resemble? 5'10"-5'11" 180-190 is decent size for a corner. Especially when they're as athletic as JC.
The 6'3" college receivers are really only 6'1". If everybody is exaggerating their heights by a couple of inches then it doesn't matter.
Glad we got a potential return specialist in the fold already. Not sure we got one out of the last class. I can see Jackson getting on the field early on in nickel and dime packages. Kids from the Muck play high level competition and typically show up on college campuses ready to compete. And of course, they can run. (rabbit chasers)
I know I might be speaking a little high praise, but I watched Janoris Jenkins play in hs, and J.C. reminds me of him. The kid is just a great athlete. When he can focus on just one position, instead of playing wr,cb, and return and kickoff, and wildcat qb, he will be a stud CB. And as far as grades the kid is on top of that, momma don't play that game.


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look at the website at installation instructions, you also need PS2 Linux :(
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Of course linux is free on many sites. Find the PS2 linux for free dl on a single site. Ill give you a cookie. Moron. It is refering to the PS2 linux. Not Red Hat, Not Mandrake, not Suse.....
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SUNY Downstate medical officials are preparing to take a second vote on Tuesday on closing Long Island College Hospital in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn, after a judge last week invalidated their previous plan to close.
The medical system's board met in SUNY Purchase in Westchester County on Monday, to take official action after a judge stalled on Thursday their original plan to close LICH, saying the closure violated an open meetings law.
SUNY Downstate is now legally barred from closing LICH, until their decision-making process is sufficiently open to the public.
Dr. John Williams, the president of SUNY Downstate, said the medical system is set to run out of cash by the end of the month, due in part to the financial drain from LICH.
The health officials also discussed further savings on Monday through the restructuring of their system's teaching hospital, University Hospital of Brooklyn.
"We have one of the most important medical schools in the entire United States, as you heard from the report, and we can't afford for that medical school to go away," said Williams. "A lot of patients in that area do not even go to LICH, and so we made a decision that we were really restructure UHB and get it back to viability."
There have been a number of ongoing protests from hospital workers' unions, which claim the SUNY Downstate medical officials are the ones who brought on budget problems at LICH.
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Albion matchday parking scheme on streets around The Amex approved by Coldean and Moulscoomb residents
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A parking permit scheme designed to keep residential streets clear during Albion match days has received the backing of residents.
People living in Coldean and Moulsecoomb have voted in favour of a parking scheme in their neighbourhoods during match days and large events at American Express Community Stadium.
Consultation of 4,000 residents and businesses carried out in the autumn revealed that more than three-quarters of Coldean residents and more than two thirds in Moulsecoomb responded favourably to bringing the scheme.
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The council spent a great deal of money trying to prevent this by installing wooden posts around greens but still insistent parkers would try and park.
The council also paid to remove green spaces along Coldean Lane which meant people would take that as a green light to park on the pavements where the greens had been removed. Cars would also be parked up in Wild Park when the travellers weren't around.
Whenever a public attraction is created, it generates parking. It would be the same if the Amex were a cinema, ice rink etc. People will park if they can and stopping it in one area just moves it on and this was also seen with the increase in parking charges. Since they were increased, we now have vans, buses, trucks, camper vans and cars from across the city parking in our street and for the first time in more than 20 years, we now have double parking in our community and this happened overnight. What was a quiet residential street with kiddies playing football and on scooters is now a haven for long-term and illegal parking.
I have a friend who runs a building company who admits they now take their kit into town and then dump their trucks in residential 'free' areas sometimes for days on end until a job is done because of the new charges for traders and general parking fees.
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Source: Toy Story TV Special Toy Story Of Terror Coming Fall 2013When we talked to Pixar's Mark Walsh and Kim Adams this summer about the Toy Story animated short Partysaurus Rex, which screened ahead of Finding Nemo 3D, it sounded like there might be some new Toy Story projects in the works at Pixar, though neither Walsh or Adams could talk about it at the time. So it's exciting, though not entirely surprising, to learn that Pixar has a Toy Story Halloween special in the works.
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