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This route starts up hill and left of white rain, a hand crack goes out the left side of a huge chimney with chockstones. Follow this straight up through a nice jamming section to a slot with a nolina. Continue past the bush to the top.
Hike up and left of White Rain about 100 yds till you see a huge chimney/gully with chockstone. The route starts on the right side of the chimney.
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All good and well, but Angela spoke a few months ago about how upbeat Irish architects were about the downturn
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missarchi wrote:onq wrote:You either are an architect, or you aren't.ONQ.
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It is important that young would-be architects have the opportunity to escape the profession while they are still young enough to restart in a decent career. Many of these young people are intelligent, hardworking and competent, and deserve a reasonably secure and hopeful future.
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onq do you support architects as the people or movement or the idea that an architects design is always superior?
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Onq can you show me how the pay structure for architects factors in the cycles of recessions?


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While Christian Bale has taken a break from the big screen in 2011, that's only because he's been busy getting some more movies in the can. Of course, there is next summer's blockbuster "The Dark Knight Rises" which is currently filming but before he headed back to Gotham this summer, Bale took an interesting detour that found him starring in the latest from Zhang Yimou, "The Flowers Of War."
Now selected as China's official entry for this year's Oscars, the story focuses on the Nanjing Massacre in 1937, when thousands of inhabitants of the then-capital Nanjing were murdered by invading Japanese troops. Bale plays an American priest named John who shelters prostitutes and students during the attack. With a budget of $90 million, the film is one of the most expensive films made in China ever, and the dialogue will be mixed with 40% in English and 60% in Mandarin Chinese. A poster for the film has arrived, and while it's not the most eye-catching piece of work we've seen, it's another taste of the film that we'll have to make do with for now.
"The Flowers Of War" is still without U.S. distribution so there's no word yet on when we'll get to see it, but we'd imagine that situation will change soon enough. Check out the full poster below. [via FirstShowing]
jingmei | September 27, 2011 1:54 AM
what the damn f--k wrong with the douche people here, an upcoming film production with a worthy harding working good actor. what's the hell idioloy threads of stimulations in these people's minds, not related with films.
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daaamn! Those chinese sure know how to f-up a poster for a 100 million dollar epic. What kind of douchebags hire a second rate design company for a Bale vehicle-- shame on you.
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He has that "Is that a boob?!" look
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Hi All,
I want to pass a url to the RealPlayer on device through openApplication() function. it was only able to open the RealPlayer, but not specify a sound file or url.
Does anyone have any idea about this? Please help me.
Hi All,
I want to pass a url to the RealPlayer on device through openApplication() function. it was only able to open the RealPlayer, but not specify a sound file or url.
Does anyone have any idea about this? Please help me.
How did you try ? this code:
where urli is fully qualified url did work for me earlier..Code:var realUID = 0x10005a3e; widget.openApplication(realUID,urli);
urli is a video file.
Ok then, is the Url supported type of stream that can be played with Real-player ?, do try out playing the link directly from the Real player applciation and see whether it actually works on there.
Thanks for your reply.
But it's not working for me.
I used like this: widget.openApplication(0x10005a3e, 'http://myserver.com/myVideo.3gp'). Is it wrong?
Did you try opening the Real player from a menu, and trying to open the link with it ? i.e. not from WRT Widget but actually just using the application itself ?
Anyway, as far as I know HTTP links are not really streams that would be supported, so you should actually use a real video streaming solution there.
Hi stingmartin,
One alternative is use widget.openURL(url); The browser will be open and then the realplayer. I know that it isn't a good solution but it will solve your problem :P
Javier Zambrano Ferreira
Wont really help on Url's that are not supported by the real-player.
Off course, but it will help him in this specific situation. widget.openURL("http://myserver.com/myVideo.3gp");
Javier Zambrano Ferreira
So how would it help him, what would you expect to happen ?
at least it would not open a Real-Player and it would not stream the file, and that is what this thread has been about.
this works well in my widget application:
but it works only on S60 5th with UID 0x10005a3e. UID for S^3 is different?Code:widget.openApplication(realUID, "http://something.com/stream.php");
Did you get this to work? the widget.openApplication(realUID,rtspLink); is not working for me on Symbian3 devices, it does nothing, is that line correct for symbian belle?


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DIVA TALK: Chatting With Lady Day Star, Tony Winner Dee Dee Bridgewater
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News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
Dee Dee Bridgewater
On stage at the Little Shubert, Bridgewater is joined by David Ayers as Robert, Billie Holiday's manager; and Rafael Poueriet as the assistant stage manager; with bass player Jim Cammack, saxophone player Neil Johnson, drummer Jerome Jennings and pianist Bill Jolly in the speaking roles of the onstage musicians. In the two-act production Bridgewater gets the chance to not only reconfirm her place as one of the great jazz singers — her vocal impersonation of Holiday is often haunting — but she also demonstrates her many gifts as an actress, one who is funny, sassy and completely moving.
I recently had the pleasure of chatting with the gifted artist, who spoke candidly about her long-awaited return to the New York stage. Bridgewater said she hopes her performance is an accurate presentation of the late, revered Holiday and that people will leave the theatre thinking, "Wow, what an amazing woman" and "How did she survive as long as she did?" My interview with the Tony and Grammy winner follows.
Question: Tell me about the production of Lady Day in London. Is it pretty much the same as what we're seeing now?
Question: When in your life did you become aware of Billie Holliday?
Question: How do you view her now?
Question: What is the challenge of playing someone who is so well-known?
Question: I was wondering what stands out for you about your run in The Wiz since that's what most theatre fans know you for.
Question: I hope this ends up being a great experience for you even though it's a demanding role.
It's new for me to come back and do this in the States. It's terrifying. I know how critical theatre can be. But I'm very grateful for this opportunity, are you kidding? I'm very grateful to come back and maybe kind of right things for Billie, for myself and for her. It's a beautiful opportunity that Tom Gentile has provided for Stephen and I and everyone who's involved. But it's also overwhelming because I walk into that place and I go, "All these people." I have a whole other consciousness that I didn't have [when I did the earlier versions of the show]. I say, "All these people's lives are dependent on me and what I do with this woman." But, of course, I have to put all these things in the back of my head because if I start to think like that I won't leave the house. [Laughs.] So it is a huge responsibility, and my prayer is to do her justice, so that's where I'm coming from—so that people come to see it. It's all humbling for me. It's a very humbling experience. The first thing I do when I come onstage is I say, "Thank you so much for taking the time out of your lives to come and spend an evening with me" because I realize what it takes just for people to go and see a show. And if I get 2,000 people to come and see me in a concert, me as Dee Dee Bridgewater, sing songs and entertain them, that's pretty amazing. I am a very appreciative performer, and then in today's economic situation and what the competition there is on and Off-Broadway, to have an audience is amazing. I'm very humbled, and I just pray that I will be able to be worthy of Billie and of everything that is happening. And, I will be forever grateful to Tom Gentile for allowing Stephen and I to relive this together.
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We'll see if Hooper's version can do the show justice when it opens on Dec. 14. Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures 1 / 17 Rock of Ages What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Adam Shankman's star-studded Rock of Ages opens Friday, and fans of the musical are hoping that Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, and Julianne Hough will be up to snuff on the classic rock numbers. The stage production premiered in LA in 2005 and has since moved to Broadway and London's West End. I can't wait to see numbers like "Sister Christian," "Here I Go Again," and "Can't Fight This Feeling" on the big screen! Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures 2 / 17 Nine What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The movie Nine was based on a musical, which was based on Federico Fellini's semiautobiographical 1963 film 8½. The play opened on Broadway in 1982 and won five Tonys before Rob Marshall turned it into a film in 2009. It stars the illustrious Daniel Day-Lewis, surrounded by a swarm of ladies like Marion Cotillard, Penélope Cruz, Kate Hudson, and Nicole Kidman. Photo courtesy of The Weinstein Company 3 / 17 Mamma Mia! What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Completely composed of songs from the Swedish pop band ABBA, Mamma Mia! opened on the West End in 1999 before heading to Broadway in 2001. Recognizable songs like "Dancing Queen" and "Money, Money, Money" made the play a hit, and it was adapted into a movie in 2008, starring Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, and Amanda Seyfried. Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures 4 / 17 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tim Burton transformed Johnny Depp yet again in 2007's Sweeney Todd and proved that his talents extend to large-scale musical adaptations. The gruesome movie was based on Stephen Sondheim's musical thriller, which opened on Broadway in 1979 and starred none other than Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Lovett, the role that Helena Bonham Carter took on. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures 6 / 17 Hairspray What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 1988, John Waters and Ricki Lake gave us Hairspray, a tune-filled story about Tracy Turnblad, a girl trying to land a role on her favorite dance show in 1962 Baltimore. Years later, a stage musical was adapted and won eight Tony Awards when it opened on Broadway in 2002. Five years later, director Adam Shankman reimagined the story and transformed it into a movie musical spectacular starring Nikki Blonsky, Zac Efron, James Marsden, and John Travolta. 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Photo courtesy of Columbia Pictures 8 / 17 The Producers What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Producers is yet another movie based on a play based on a movie, only this movie also is about a play. Confused? Mel Brooks wrote the original 1968 film about two Broadway producers trying to make a bundle by overselling a production that they know to be the worst show ever. Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane starred in the Broadway show, which opened in 2001, and both went on to reprise their roles in the 2005 film version. Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures 9 / 17 The Phantom of the Opera What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Musical royalty Andrew Lloyd Webber adapted Gaston Leroux's 1909 novel into the widely renowned stage play, which opened on the West End in 1986 and came to Broadway two years later. It's the highest grossing theatrical production of all time (earning $5.1 billion worldwide) and in 2004, Joel Schumacher turned it into a film led by Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butler. 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The Entertainment in the Broad Way Lounge was fantastic each night. Paula and her crew in the Destination Services took fantastic care of all on board and helped with all our tours in each port. They were always on hand in the port to make sure we got on the right tour and that we were looked after. The Midnight Buffet on the Friday night where the Chefs showcased their talent was fantastic and well worth staying up for! We actually had tea, went to sleep and set our alarms so that we woke up and went to the Buffet!
Had a fun tour "Rhumba on the Chiva" in Margarita Island, Venezuela. The latin music was blasting and we were dancing. My one disappointment was the when we stopped to shop for pearls. I bought a pendant and earings set for a real cheap price. Guess it was too good to be true. By the end of the day the 'gold' colour of the settings was already turning black!
In Tobago we went on the Glass Bottom Buccoo Reef tour - which included being allowed off the boat to snorkel - right over a sting ray. Way cool!
The cruise ended in Barbados - which is home for us, so we just packed our bags and walked off. Because Thomson considered us Independents, we were allowed to keep our suitcase and just pull it off with us when we were ready to leave. Though who is ever ready to leave that lovely ship?


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Anyone who knows me well knows I adore a good burger. I'm not saying that I eat one every week…but I could, easily. I'm always on the hunt for a good burger because, truly, why would you settle for anything less than a really good burger. A lot of people may order a filet mignon when they go out to a restaurant, but there are more times than not when I will order a burger over a filet.
I love the fact that there are so many ingredient options for patties, toppings, and buns. I am a girl who loves some seasoning to my burger, and I always require cheese. I've tried many a burger in my lifetime, from classic beef patties to turkey, chicken, salmon, pork, black bean, and even one that was made with quinoa and mushrooms. And while traveling I have had some great burgers, including a fine burger at a Scotland pub once. See what I am saying. I love a great burger!
Paula is all about a good burger, too, so we thought it would be fun to kick off your summer with six mouthwatering burgers that range from a classic with some pep to a bite of the holidays. Boy, did we come up with some fantastic recipes. You'll want to try every one of them over the summer.
I have to say the Turkey 'n' Dressing burger took me by surprise. A turkey patty made with pieces of cornbread and seasonings and then slathered with a chipotle ketchup was pretty great. It's Thanksgiving on a potato bun. If you're looking for something with a classic flavor, then the All-American Burger is for you. Not only is there cheese on top of the patty, but in the middle. One bite, and that gooey surprise hits you! But if you are looking for a great burger that packs some Southern flair, then the Down South Burger is calling your name. This thick patty is sitting atop fried green tomato and topped with melted Gruyère cheese. And to just put it over the top, spread on the classic Rèmoulade Sauce. Delish! Check out these and three other tasty ideas in the July/August issue of Cooking with Paula Deen, or just click here to sample a few of our creative and tasty burger recipes.
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Paula, I love watching you and your family. I miss seeing your show, I watched you everyday. My son lives in Charleston S.C. He took me to the Lady & Sons to eat. Oh my goodness! People are always telling me that I look just like the cooking lady Paula Deen. I always tell them that you are my hero. May God Bless You Mary Ann
By Mary Ann Tharp on August 15, 2014
I love paula deen and her family ,great lady. love watching her shows.keep her on tv
By s randall on August 30, 2013
Love you Paula Deen,,Looking forward to seeing more of you on tv. and you will! Shame on food network for jumping the gun. Their loss. I don't even watch it any more because of what they did to you. Your recipes are the best..I look them up all the time. You are inspirational in my eyes.
By sheryl lewis on August 24, 2013
Paula, just came back from the Western part of the states. Really like Buffalo Burgers. They are lean and you can cook them medium, which makes them nice and juicy. Very lean and better then regular beef with the fat content. Try some, you'll love it.
By Joyce Henkel on August 09, 2013
My husband and I grill all year round, but our gas grill has seen it's better days! This was one of those Phoenix grills with no flare ups and we had have it about 15 years. I have been really sick and undergone 1 brain surgery at Mayo Clinic in Arizona and now they say I have to have another one, so I don't think we will be able to buy a grill. Anyways, about burgers, we experiment a lot and one of our favs is 1 1/2 80/20 or 73/27% fat hamburger (you gotta have some fat in that burger or it's gonna be dry) 1 in. cut and cooked center cut bacon, Lawry's seasoned salt, ground black peppercorns, and crumbled blue cheese. Mix all together and form four to five square shaped burgers. Grill to Medium Well. Serve with toasted light bread, Texas toast, grilled onions, lettuce, tomatoes and mayo. Delicious!
By Beth Elder on August 07, 2013
I like bacon, cheese, and pickles. Also sweet onions.
By donna fousie on July 23, 2013
Paula very sorry to hear what happened to you. I think most of the negetivity is from people that sure haven't looked in the mirror lately. No one is perfect. U have a lot of people supporting u. You are my all time favorite , I love u shows an have most of ur books. Hang in there.
By marie on July 19, 2013
Love your recipes Paula and I want u to know that you are my role model! We did the burgers and toppings over the 4th, what a hit!! Went over very well!
By Donna Groves on July 19, 2013
Toast your bun and add peanut butter it's really good. Really!
By Tanya Stivers Spitz on July 12, 2013
I love burgers also but since I am always on a low carb diet I eat mine without the bread and sometimes I use 2 large portabello mushrooms in place of the bread - delicious!
By Sharon Carroll on July 11, 2013
Hi Paula! I love onion straws and blue cheese on my burgers with buffalo sauce,yummy! Love you,love all your recipies.Stay strong. Nanda
By Nanda on July 11, 2013
I have made this many times and it is our all time favorite....THE BACON ..EGG AND CHEESE BURGER ! Great to make mini ones for friends. We love you Paula. Valerie
By Valerie Healy on July 11, 2013
I'm definitely making the peanut butter and jelly ice cream sandwiches.
By Cindy Amaru on July 11, 2013
By elaine boggs on July 11, 2013
Hey Paula, My favorite summer burger and toppings consists of a good ground beef seasoned with W' shire sauce, seasoning salt, pepper and chopped garlic. Grill on med. high heat until cooked to your liking, toast buns on the grill and add cheese, top burgers with fresh garden tomato slices, sweet sliced onions and whatever other condiments you may like. Yummy!!! thanks
By Norma T. Campbell (aka Meme) on July 11, 2013
My favorite thing on my hamburger is Chili. Its the best of course with Mayo.
By betty bollinger on July 10, 2013
There is an unspoken, unwritten rule when loading the bun: Under NO circumstances should the burger (or anything wet) be the first item down. One needs to protect the structural integrity of the bottom bun by first placing cheese or lettuce in order to keep it from becoming a squishy wet mess. Once the bottom bun goes, you might as well eat it with a fork! Better yet, how about serving the bun on the side? Just sayin....
By marjorie weibe-reed on July 10, 2013
I love your recipes! PleaPatrickse keep me updated! Sincerely Yours, Diana
By Diana Patrick on July 10, 2013
GRILLED VIDALIA ONIONS ARE THE BEST!! Adding anything else is desert. The Onion will make the burger.
By John Bohacheff on July 10, 2013
I like that slow cooker pulled pickled beef sandwiches. You like pickles on your sandwiches I like cheese am mayonnaise on mine
By James R Morgan on July 10, 2013
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Diva Bling, the grand-opening night party for the 2007 Special Event Show in January glittered across 96,000-sq-ft. of the Los Angeles Convention Center, exactly as event producer Charles Banfield had painstakingly planned. Banfield, the guiding force behind some of the nation's biggest events — both private and corporate — for Charles Banfield Productions, wanted this party to shine. Every element of Diva Bling reflected Banfield's vision as his 3,000 guests were entertained with a host of divas including Eartha Kitt, Taylor Dayne, Shanice, and original Dreamgirl Sheryl Lee Ralph, performing along an extravagant runway stage.
From the moment guests arrived at Diva Bling, the technical design work was put to the test, with a large, never-seen-before-in-the-US Airstar entrance unit. Once inside, the pathway was bathed in a star maze, supplied by LA-based TLC Creative Productions, which also provided lasers and all the CO2 effects for the evening. Further down the path was a long fountain with dazzling hanging ice-pendant curtains. Banfield cleverly moved his arriving guests to the back of the hall so that when they came over the waterfall-style staircase, they had a full panoramic view of the beautifully lit room and then flowed down and out into the party space.
Banfield set up the lighting as he did other parts of the evening. "My approach to all the technical aspects was to bring in the best people for the job, tell them exactly what I wanted, and let them do what they do, and they all exceeded my expectations," he explains. The technical director for Diva Bling was Jeff Rudner of Exhibit Lighting Group (ELG).
ELG also supplied all the lighting and rigging for the evening, as well as the LD services of Larry Oberman. Rudner explains the design philosophy, saying, "The goal of the lighting design was to first light the elements of the events in an artful and architectural fashion, and second, to bring energy to the party and also provide a level of ambience while allowing for the practical needs of the event."
The culmination of those design goals was seen in the stunning cone-shaped canopies that rose above each one of the bars. The enormous spandex units were provided by Pink Inc. and served double-duty as Banfield points out: "There was over $50,000 in moving lights in the room, and one of the most striking uses for them was the lighting for the bars, which were not lit specifically but rather were washed with the reflected lighting off the Pink fabric."
Rudner explains the creation of the effect. "Inside the spandex panels were a combination of Martin and High End intelligent lighting fixtures to provide color changing washes and patterns. The bars themselves were lit via only the ambient light from the spandex above. We all felt it worked out really well."
To artfully light a space of such size and provide a full show rig for the stage, the equipment list was not small, but Rudner points out that it wasn't overkill either. "You don't necessarily need a lot of light to make something happen — actually, quite the contrary, where sometimes just a couple of well-placed lights will do the trick." Even with an eye on keeping the gear list in check, Rudner had ELG provide a mile of truss, 118 chain motor points, 1,500 lighting fixtures, and 4¼ miles of cable. With Rudner's careful planning, the entire rig was hung in a single 12-hour day. "The whole crew was great," he says. "Also, Charles had a terrific production team, and his production supervisor, Bonnie Covelli, was absolutely outstanding."
One of the most technically advanced effects of the evening was when Banfield introduced the mermaid diva, Nalu, a computer-generated, 3D character that was able to hold an improvised conversation with him in real time. Nalu was operated by a live puppeteer and projected through the Henson Digital Performance System (HDPS). The Jim Henson Creature Shop developed this groundbreaking animation technology, allowing an unprecedented level of spontaneity, quality, and interactivity through a combination of proprietary hardware and software.
Jeff Forbes, computer/electronics supervisor for Henson's LA Creature Shop, explains the ease of using the HDPS system: "The HDPS is designed for one rig and two performers to work in a minimum of an 8'×8' footprint. The rigs are all rackmounted and in rolling road cases. Once they are rolled into place, they can be set up and operational in about 45 minutes. We then just supply the output of the graphics card to whatever video vendor is working the event or show. The output can go to whatever the need may be, such as a small monitor or a 10K Christie projector, like we used at Diva Bling. The same thing goes for the audio. We provided audio off a microphone on the puppeteer to the audio crew so they could route it to the sound system and then to the monitors, wherever they wanted it to be. We simply become another video-source device, and we are just another channel on the sound board like the mic of any live character. You just mix accordingly."
Banfield found that it really was that simple to have such a wonderful addition to the evening. "It is actually the most amazing and easy technology to work with because it is done in real time, and it was one of the easiest things in the whole event. We literally didn't even have a meeting about it until two hours before the event started. They were giving talking points, and the rest we improvised. Henson is a very easy company to work with, and I think the HDPS has so many uses. It can be applied at award shows; it is great for corporate events; it can interact with audiences. The character can even field questions." There is no question that Diva Bling was a huge success.


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"A great (and man-pleasin') breakfast or brunch main dish! Prepare the taco meat the night before and keep refrigerated; warm in microwave next morning to really speed up this dish! I especially love serving this for Football Brunch... Holds 'em over till halftime so I can watch the game too! Serve with sour cream and enjoy!"
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eggs, beaten
2 cups
1 (8 ounce) jar
chunky salsa
green bell pepper, chopped
onion, chopped
1 (16 ounce) package
shredded Mexican-style cheese blend
salt and black pepper to taste
1 pound
ground beef
1 (1 ounce) packet
taco seasoning mix
1 (9 inch)
unbaked deep dish pie crust
I played with this recipe a bit to help it to fit into one pie crust. I cut the milk back by almost half and I used about a half pound of seasoned taco meat instead of a full pound. I did use salsa verde and red bell pepper instead of green. Cutting those ingredients back, I had no issue with an overfull crust. I served this with oven roasted home fries. My husband and I thought this was okay, my two boys loved it.
This makes a huge amount. More than will fit in a 9 inch deep dish pie crust. I used half the meat, half the cheese and still had way too much for the largest pie pan I had which is 11 inches across & l 1/2 inches deep. There was a lot of the egg/milk mixture left over. It makes a tasty quiche but halve the recipe & use a large pie dish.
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My family loved this recipe. I filled 2 nine inch deep dish pie crusts, and was worried that alot of it would go to waste, but it didn't. There was only a couple of pieces left, and we ate them the next day as leftovers. Awesome recipe. Thanks!
I agree with the other reviewer's this recipe makes too much filling. In order to only make one quiche I used the five eggs and them eye balled it for the rest of the ingredients. I only used about 1/2 a pound of hamburger meat and 3/4 cup of milk. My children and I enjoyed the end result, but my DH was not impressed.
This was awesome. Instead of following the other reviewers' instructions, I decided to spread 2 pie crusts into my enchilada pan, and it was perfect for one big quiche. I also used a whole onion, because a half an onion is unheard of in my household :) My husband loved this so much, I am definitely gonna make it often. I am kind of an amateur cook, but am trying to do it more often, and this really boosted my cooking ego. My husband said he couldn't believe I made something that tasted this good. Thanks!!
This dish is so easy to make and super yummy! I agree with everyone who said it makes too much filling, so make 2 quiches or cut the recipe in half. I will be making this again real soon!!!
Loved this! Hubby raved. I made it a dinner meal and didn't add eggs. I added cheese on top and baked it for 25 mins. Hummock!!
I found this recipe when looking for something to do with a pie crust and left-over taco meat. I sent it today with my husband to work and he and his co-workers devoured it. He said it was "a big hit". I followed other reviewers advise and scaled down the ingredients. I used 3 eggs, 1 cup milk, kept the green pepper the same at 1/2 c., used 1/4 large onion, about 1.5 c. cooked taco meat, 2 handfuls shredded cheddar (didn't have mex cheese blend on hand), and 1/2 tomato chopped (instead of salsa which I also did not have). I baked it in a deep 9" pie plate in my gas oven for 50 minutes. It sure looked pretty and smelled great coming out of the oven. If I wasn't trying to loose my extra holiday weight, I would have had a slice.
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 528
Calories from Fat: 322
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---- — Shelbyville (2-4) plays at Sullivan-Okaw Valley (2-4) for the Redskins Homecoming and, on paper, you could flip a coin to see who'll win.
The two programs use each other as a measuring stick in more than just football, being somewhat equal, friendly rivals in the Okaw Valley Conference. Shelby holds a slight edge at present and that could be the case again tonight, but not necessarily.
Shelbyville has rushed for 672 yards for 9 TDs. SOV has rushed for 673 yards and 6 TDs. Shelbyville has thrown for 850 yards, 8 TDs and 7 interceptions, while SOV had thrown for 600 yards, 4 TDs and 7 interceptions.
SOV did beat Central A&M, 23-14, after Shelby fell short against the Raiders, 27-20. SOV also beat Meridian, but just 14-8, in a defensive game. Shelbyville beat Warrensburg 20-8, but should have won by three TDs, at least if not for shooting themselves in the foot. Shelbyville beat Clinton like a drum, 40-8 and, once again, escaped the game with fewer toes than they started.
Shelbyville's offense was finally able to operate last week and fans saw what they can do.
The Ram rushing game is depending on holding blocks and running backs picking holes faster and running downhill before the pursuit catches up. SOV's running game is ground and pound Jake Eaton and let QB Nick Frerichs pick a hole.
Frerichs is the wild card. The Ram defense can't let him have escap-ability or stop early on a play against Eaton and allow them to put up big plays from missed tackles. Frerichs is a definite threat to throw even though his numbers are less than Shelby's QB Lucas Duckett.
The Ram defense was aggressive and more controlled last week and are the strength of the Rams at this point. The Ram rush needs to pressure Frerichs without letting him escape the pocket. The Ram secondary can't let Joe Jeffers, Griffin Sullivan, and Peyton Hagerman get open and especially not behind them as Clinton had some success at last week.
SOV's defense has also been a key to what success they have had this season. It could be a low scoring game, unless defense turns takeaways into scores.
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You've heard it before: turn off the tap when you brush your teeth, or shave, or lather up in the shower. And you obey. And that's good. But not for the reason you think. Meanwhile, supposedly 'clean' biofuel, geothermal and hydropower may trigger environmental catastrophe. Welcome to the nexus. A fifth of U.S. energy is consumed by water, and the biggest use of water today is for production of energy. And that's an efficient country. Global energy supply is constrained by scarce water supplies, and vice-versa. Demand for one resource chokes access to the other. Education and democracy don't help: natural resource depletion comes at the behest of our free, rational and informed electorate. We confront threats not from some corrupt regulator, incompetent bureaucrat or nefarious multinational corporation, but from the enemy in the mirror: ourselves. But there's a painless way out of our predicament…
Jamie Workman graduated cum laude in history from Yale and Oxford in 1990. As a prize-winning investigative journalist in Washington, D.C., Workman was recruited as special assistant to U.S. Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt, where Workman pioneered river restoration through national dam removals. Moving overseas as senior adviser to the World Commission on Dams under Nelson Mandela, Workman advised corporations, governments and international NGOs on natural resource policy, valuation, mitigation and adaptation. He has published dozens of articles and several books on how to unlock the true value of water, including the award-winning dramatic non-fiction narrative, Heart of Dryness: How the Last Bushmen Can Help Us Endure the Coming Age of Permanent Drought.
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Casa Jaqui is an (almost) five-year-old complex on a dead-end street about ten minutes, on foot, south of the main square. Our goal is to provide superior accommodations at an affordable price.
All five units have large decks, oversized bathrooms with showers, modern kitchens with all amenities, king beds, in-wall safes, WiFi, ipod docks and instant hot water. Each room has air conditioning.
The four one-bedroom apartments, in addition to the king-sized pillow-top beds in the bedrooms, have twin pull-out sleeper couches in the living rooms. The two-bedroom unit has a full pull-out sleeper couch in the living room and a half-bath off the living room. Each bedroom in the two-bedroom apartment has its own private bathroom.
The complex is surrounded by a security wall and each casita has a separate entrance from the courtyard. Daily housekeeping is provided.
The building was completed in January 2009.
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Housekeeping is provided daily, except Sundays.
There is a large pool with waterfall, and beach towels are supplied. Laundry service is available, for a fee, with on-site pickup and delivery and overnight turnaround.
Each unit has its own secure garage.
Our English-speaking property manager lives nearby and will meet you on site to show you around, give you the key, internet code, and safe combination. He is available to answer questions, make recommendations or resolve problems. We will send you detailed information with several options for airport transportation, if necessary.
activities and attractions in Sayulita Pacific Coast
Beach, surfing, swimming, fishing, authentic Mexican village life; Puerto Vallarta is a day trip for an urban adventure, about 45 minutes to an hour by bus. Sayulita is located north of Puerto Vallarta, approximately 30-45 minutes from the airport, depending on traffic. It can take as long as an hour during rush hour.
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High Shoulder Season (Oct 15 - Dec 14): 1 br $79/night; 2 br $115/night
Holiday Season (Dec 15 - Jan 5): 1 br $89/night; 2 br $139/night
High Season I (Jan 6 - Jan 31): 1 br $79/night; 2 br $115/night
February (Feb 1 - Feb 28): 1 br $89/night; 2 br $139/night
High Season II (Mar 1 -April 30): 1 br $79/night; 2 br $115/night
Low Shoulder Season (May 1 - June 30): 1 br $59/night; 2 br $99/night
Low Season (Jul 1 - Oct 14): 1 br $39/night; 2 br $59/night
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Dont Have The Time
There are only twenty-four hours in a day. If you are a typical college student, you have more obligations and plans than you can fit in. You have classes, a job, studying, family responsibilities, friends, e-mail, a game, a music lesson, rehearsal, a relationship, shopping, a film you want to see, a paper due next week, AN EXAM TOMORROW MORNING! "Help," you scream, "what am I going to do?"
Think ahead, so that this is not a self-portrait. Learn how to manage each twenty-four hour day so that you are not in this position and don't have to panic.
Going to college is not simply a matter a taking 128 credits while putting the rest of your life on a shelf. You need to live and take care of other interests and responsibilities while you go to college, so you need to start by learning to manage your time. Breathe deeply and let's start.
Time Management is an art in itself. If you are a list-maker you already have some of the basic skills. A list-maker begins each day by itemizing everything that needs to get done. Some list-makers prioritize, organize a mini-calendar of the day's planned events, plotting a sequence of what has to be done and when. The old fashioned list-maker uses a pencil and paper and gains tremendous satisfaction from crossing off everything as it is accomplished. The computer age list-maker has an electronic organizer to record all of the day's planned activities. The idea is the same. Making a list makes you conscious of what needs to be done and helps you organize your time so that you can fit everything in.
Of course, at the end of the day, you may still find things you never succeeded in doing. List-makers put them on the next page, carry them along as items to remember for tomorrow. Remaining constantly aware of what you need to do will help you know how much you can actually get done. Get into the habit of making lists.
If you know you have a busy day, you will need to wake up early. This is a problem for many college students, who work or play late at night and have a hard time facing a.m. classes or jobs. Know your own habits and metabolism. If you have always been a night owl, don't schedule early classes or take a morning job. If know that your night owl habits are incompatible with your obligations (you must take an 8 am History section or get to work by 9), then you need to change your lifestyle so that you don't fail the course or lose the job.
This means that you have to prioritize. If you are a full-time college student, then you have every reason to regard going to college as your principle job. Therefore college is your number one priority. You may be getting scholarship money to support your education. Certainly you or your family are paying a good bit of money in order for you to get a degree. Without the degree you will not be able to get a job or go to graduate school, so completing college successfully must be your number one priority. In order to succeed, you need to study and earn good grades, so studying should become your number two priority.
Here are some tips to help you place yourself on a study schedule. Studying regularly and gradually is far better than cramming just before exams.
After you do your reading and homework, review your class notes and study a little for each course every day. That way your learning will be cumulative, and you will not have to stay up all night to study for exams when they come up.
When papers are assigned, begin research right away. A term paper, as its name suggests, implies a project that will take many weeks. Even a paper for which you are given a few weeks or a month requires extended research, writing and revision time.
Always dig in when a paper is assigned, and work steadily toward the deadline. Try to have a rough draft completed well in advance so that you can refine your writing before you hand in the finished copy. Create a schedule of work due, and try to make steady progress in completing the work.
When outside reading is assigned, begin reading right away, and add the book to your schedule of work in progress.
Yes, college is one kind of work, but, you also have to work at a job in order to help pay for college, and your boss wants you to work longer hours every month. You don't want to lose the job, but you have to negotiate. Since the job can only be priority number three at best, your boss needs to understand that you have to go to classes and study. You can help yourself by working only a few days a week. If you work Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, you could arrange your classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Or you could limit work to mornings or evenings. Be sure to schedule fewer hours during mid-term and final periods, etc. Talk to your employer and try to work out a suitable balance. Most researchers agree that a full-time college student cannot work more than twenty hours per week without having difficulty maintaining respectable grades. Make twenty hours your limit during the school term.
What about family and friends?
During your first semester at college, family and friends need to understand the change in your lifestyle. You may not be free evenings or weekends in the same way that you used to be. That doesn't mean you need to become a hermit. Nor does it mean you care about your family and friends any less. By all means, enjoy dinner with your family and time out with your friends. Enjoy special occasions and holidays. If you have family chores or obligations, work them into your schedule. Just be conscious that you have a schedule and that college is your first priority.
Families and friends sometime have crises and need your help--a medical emergency, an emotional or financial problem. In a crisis you need to be there, and your schedule might have to be thrown out the window. With any luck at all, this is a temporary situation and you can catch up. But if a family or personal crisis begins to impact seriously on your attendance or performance in a class, you should seek help from an advisor. At school you can talk to Dr. Digby or your academic advisor. You might also want to make an appointment at the Student Health Center, where professional counselors familiar with student/family problems are ready to help you. Your professors would also be glad to speak with you; so would your academic advisor as well as the campus ministers. Don't try to handle a crisis alone. There is a great deal of support that can help you get back on track.
The same kind of help is available if you simply have a problem of your own.
The first year of college is very difficult, and if you are also living in the dorm and experiencing freedom for the first time, keeping your priorities straight can be hard.
The dorm is noisy; there are distractions, parties--you name it, anything but quiet study time, and you can't fight it. But you have to! Unless you keep to your schedule, you will find yourself doing poorly and flunking out, just like the group that is creating all the distractions! People who are going downhill like others to slide down with them. Be strong and be smart. Find a quiet place to study away from the dorm. Don't tell others that you are going off to study. Just do it. Face the reality. You won't get that competitive Wall Street job with a transcript full of Incompletes. You won't get into medical school with a D in Organic Chemistry. The future depends on what you accomplish NOW! Forget the party. Get to know other students in your classes and dorms who also have set high academic goals for themselves, and influence each other positively. You might even discover that you have a lot in common and want to enjoy getting together in free time.
Build free time into your schedule. You have to eat, and you have to enjoy some down time. You have to fulfill some of your talents--like sports or music or acting or painting. Finally, you have to rest and you have to sleep. College students in general don't get enough sleep, and many come down with chronic illnesses as a result. Taking care of yourself should be priority number three, but since you have put your job there, then we will have to call it priority number four! Indeed, you might want to rearrange your priorities at this point. Good for you! Since getting through college is your number one priority, taking care of yourself might be number two. If you don't eat right, sleep enough and feel fulfilled, then you will be in no condition either to study or to work!
See, you have already learned the principles of Time Management. They begin with knowing yourself and understanding your goals in going to college. After all, this is your time, your set of priorities, your plan for success. Now, get a calendar or date book and put your plan down on paper. The more carefully you plan, the more efficiently you will budget your time.
Still, it may be that you are doing too much. Perhaps you can't take 18 credits, write for The Pioneer, run cross country and sing in the chorus on evenings when you are not waiting tables or ushering at Tillis Center. Yes, you may be doing too much. In that case, you will have to let go of something or many things. Again, prioritize! Decide what is most important and save the other activities for another semester. You have the rest of your life to learn and enjoy. Pace yourself.
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Fact-checking the unbelievable 2010 election campaigns
No matter the results Tuesday, the biggest loser in Florida's epic 2010 election season may be the truth.
By Aaron Sharockman :: Published on Friday, October 29th, 2010 at 9:03 p.m.
If you can stand the heat, we've got Pants on Fire for you!
When we sweep all the Pants on Fire rulings from this campaign into one pile, we've got quite a bonfire. Read on to see what we said – if you can stand the heat…
By John Bartosek, Becky Bowers, Louis Jacobson, Aaron Sharockman, Amy Sherman :: Published on Thursday, October 28th, 2010 at 12:26 p.m.
Fact-checking the Florida constitutional amendments
Once you get past the high-profile Senate and governor's races on Nov. 2, 2010, you'll find a half-dozen proposed constitutional amendments. We fact-checked those issues, too.
By John Bartosek, Laura Figueroa, Aaron Sharockman, Amy Sherman, Cristina Silva :: Published on Thursday, October 28th, 2010 at 9:32 a.m.
CNN/St. Pete Times debate includes talk about Alex Sink's banking background
One of the most heated exchanges between Rick Scott and Alex Sink at their third and final gubernatorial debate on Oct. 25, 2010, centered on fraud. But it was Sink, not Scott, in the hot seat. We check the claims from both candidates.
By Aaron Sharockman :: Published on Tuesday, October 26th, 2010 at 6:15 p.m.
Governor candidates take national stage for CNN debate
At Florida's third and final gubernatorial debate on Oct. 25, 2010, the only thing Alex Sink and Rick Scott agreed on is that the minimum wage is $7.55. Both were wrong. (It's $7.25). And so it went.
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CNN/St. Petersburg Times debate brings attacks old and new
Did Marco Rubio really say MSNBC's Keith Olbermann should leave the country? Is Kendrick Meek's tax cut math right? Can Charlie Crist finally shed the flip-flop label? These are just a few of the questions PolitiFact Florida examined following the Oct. 24, 2010, hourlong debate on CNN.
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Early voting begins in Florida, and brawling debates continue
The final countdown begins. Early voting opens today, Oct. 18, 2010, throughout Florida, and the candidates shift into overdrive for their final two-week push with several debates scheduled for the U.S. Senate and governor's races.
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Dueling attack ads in state CFO race
Republican Jeff Atwater and Democrat Loranne Ausley come out swinging in a pair of TV ads attacking each other. But each ad has its issues when it faces the Truth-O-Meter.
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Fact-checking the Florida Democrats' latest attack on Rick Scott
Florida Democrats are airing a new, two-minute ad that whacks Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott for alleged fraud at his former health care company, Columbia/HCA, as well as his current health care business, Solantic. Two minutes makes for plenty of facts to examine.
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Fact-checking Florida's gubernatorial debate
Friday night, the end of a long, hard work week, and what better way to kick back than a rollicking Florida gubernatorial debate between Republican candidate Rick Scott and Democrat Alex Sink?
By John Bartosek :: Published on Monday, October 11th, 2010 at 8:38 a.m.
Fact-checking Florida's U.S. Senate debate
No-party Gov. Charlie Crist, Democratic U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek and Republican Marco Rubio tossed out numbers galore in the Oct. 6, 2010, U.S. Senate debate aired on ABC stations in Florida. Fortunately, we've been checking the facts.
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'Taliban Dan': The kinder, gentler sequel
Rep. Alan Grayson, a Florida Democrat, made waves (and enemies) when he ran an ad that called his opponent "Taliban Dan." Now he he's airing a new ad that tones back the rhetoric a bit. We check the facts.
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Four weeks to go: Heading down the home stretch
Four weeks to go, and the month opened with a flood of Falses. From Bible verses to solar panels, lost jobs to lost Medicare benefits, all False – or worse.
By John Bartosek :: Published on Monday, October 4th, 2010 at 10:20 a.m.
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Robert Kirby details his childhood in the military.
SHAUNA LAKE: Tell me about your childhood in the military. What did that feel like having to move around a lot? Did that feel lonely?
ROBERT KIRBY: Not really because that's all you know. My father was in the military from the time that I could remember. We were counting it one time and by the time I was 21 I lived in 19 homes, and because it was my norm, I didn't realize it was anything different until we finally settled down and started looking at that and realizing that you're always the new kid in school, and you develop these defense mechanisms, and in my case it was this cynical outlook on life tempered with humor and that's how I anesthetized myself from that loneliness that you referred to. But I've talked to a lot of military brat, kids who have grown up who are my age now, and the experience are eerily similar.
SHAUNA LAKE: Did you want it to be different for your kids?
ROBERT KIRBY: Yes.
SHAUNA LAKE: Did you want them to have a stable upbringing, one home?
ROBERT KIRBY: I did.
SHAUNA LAKE: Tell me about that.
ROBERT KIRBY: When my wife and I got married, she's Canadian so she moved a long way from home to live here with us, and she didn't like it. It took her a long time to get used to Utah too. But we both agreed that our children weren't going to get moved around a lot and so we stayed in one place, and for a long time that was Utah County. I moved, we moved up to Salt Lake in 2003, and we live in the south end of the valley which is as close to the newsroom.
SHAUNA LAKE: You don't want to be too close. You don't want them calling you, 'come on down.'
ROBERT KIRBY: No.
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The Avenue Link Lite radios can use either licensed or unlicensed frequencies. Sub-6GHz backhaul in some bands can suffer interference from other networks, including some Wi-Fi systems, but it's well suited to dense urban areas, Solheim said. That's because sub-6GHz radios are good at bouncing around buildings and other obstacles to reach a wired-up destination radio that may be around a corner, he said.
DragonWave has also repackaged a higher-frequency backhaul unit, the Avenue Link, to better fit with small-cell installations. It shrank the high-frequency radio by half, to less than nine eight inches square and six inches deep, Solheim said. Also at MWC, DragonWave will introduce the Avenue Site, a small cabinet that can accommodate a base station, backhaul radio, antennas and other components in a unit that's small enough to be mounted on a light pole.
Tarana, also a wireless backhaul specialist, will demonstrate a line of products it announced last week. The AbsoluteAir series can provide a full 75M bps (bit-per-second) backhaul capacity to each small cell in a metropolitan area, the company said. That means carriers can expand their networks to keep up with subscriber demand and enjoy the same backhaul speed each time they add a cell, according to Tarana. The AbsoluteAir products can be deployed in just 15 minutes, the company said. They are in trials at multiple carriers in the U.S. and Europe.
Mobile infrastructure giant Ericsson is updating its Mini-Link small-cell backhaul offerings as part of a broad set of new products coming at MWC. Among the products the company plans to roll out are a microwave backhaul system using the unlicensed 60GHz band and another unit that uses an even higher band at 70-80GHz for 1G bps throughput. China's ZTE also announced small-cell wireless backhaul gear earlier this month, including products that use microwave, Wi-Fi and time-division LTE links.
Look for small cells to start easing mobile bottlenecks first in dense urban areas, where demand is usually highest. The first of those will probably feed off wireless links to the nearest large cell, taking advantage of its fast fiber connection, according to Infonetics. Those wireless links to small cells are likely to use a mix of high-frequency and low-frequency systems depending on the site, Infonetics analyst Michael Howard said. Where macrocells on building roofs don't have line of sight to small cells that are closer to the street, carriers may have to use sub-6GHz non-line-of-sight technology to get around corners.
The obstacles are more than just buildings, but also include trees, rain and wind that blows lampposts around and changes the direction of point-to-point links, said Gubbins of Current Analysis.
"As they deploy small cells in urban canyons ... a toolkit approach is important," Gubbins said.
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Two teens were airlifted to a hospital after their vehicle crashed during a police pursuit Saturday near Syracuse.
Driver Andrew W. Gabbard, 19, Wawaka, and passenger Alexandra I. Hernandez, 18, Cromwell, were extricated after the early morning collision at C.R. 1250 North and East Wawasee Drive.
Hernandez was listed in critical condition Saturday night at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne. She suffered a lower leg amputation, internal injuries and multiple fractures. Gabbard suffered a possible broken arm and other minor injuries, police said. He was listed in fair condition Saturday at Parkview.
According to Kosciusko County authorities, the incident began when police responded to a domestic battery call at a home along C.R. 1300 North near Warner Road around 2 a.m.
A deputy arrived but was unable to get anyone to answer the door. The officer left, according to police, but subsequently noticed a vehicle that had been parked at the home drive off.
Police said the deputy caught up to the vehicle — a 2007 Pontiac G6 driven by Gabbard — and tried to make a traffic stop on C.R. 1300 North. Gabbard allegedly fled, eventually driving east on C.R. 1250 North.
Police said Gabbard disregarded the stop sign at the intersection of East Wawasee Drive. He lost control of the Pontiac, which skidded sideways and struck two pine trees on the north side of the road. The vehicle sheared off one of the trees and rolled over onto the roadway, trapping the occupants.
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Unstuffed Cabbage Recipe
This is a wonderful weeknight meal because it is put together so fast. It has a slight Mexican flavor but it is not over-powering.Diana Filban, Cut Bank, Montana
- 1 pound ground turkey or beef
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 small head cabbage, shredded (about 1 pound)
- 1 can (28 ounces) Mexican diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Hot cooked rice
- In a Dutch oven, brown beef and onion; drain. Stir in cabbage. Cover and cook for 5 minutes or until cabbage is crisp-tender. Stir in tomatoes, brown sugar, vinegar, salt and pepper. Cook 10 minutes longer, stirring occasionally. Serve over rice. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Originally published as Unstuffed Cabbage in Country Woman September/October 1994, p35
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Reviewed Mar. 12, 2013
I made this for dinner last night. I have 7 kids and none of them liked this, nor did my husband. I am pregnant and very sick, so I didn't have any, I ate something else. However, no one else in my home cared for it. My husband said he could eat it, but not to make it again.
I made it exactly as the recipe said, no alterations.
Reviewed Jun. 27, 2011
It was OK, not much flavor.
Reviewed Dec. 27, 2009
I made this recipe for my husband and he just loved it. I will make it again. I have passed it on to friends.
Reviewed Jun. 8, 2009
I have my own recipe for cabbage rolls and my husband just told me that he likes this one even better because he doesn't have to cut it up. We loved it. So easy to prepare.
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