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Why are people complaining that this isn't low fat? It's a cheesecake!.. And yes butter and biscuits are fattening - get low fat - duh! It can't get much healthier than this. I think it's a great recipe though I substitute the cottage cheese for a low fat ricotta.
Very nice cheesecake!
I halved the amount of sugar but next time I think I will leave it out. Served with passion fruit pulp which adds enough sweetness to the dessert. Yum!
My first ever cheesecake. GROSS! Really didn't like the flavour. Runny as milk unfort. Cooked it longer than suggested too. Will not cook again :(
I think 3 stars is a bit generous. I actually chose 1 star for flavour and 5 stars for ease of cooking. No point something being easy to cook if it doesn't taste good :(
Ok first cheesecake ever made - and had great difficultly stopping myself eating all the mixture before I managed to get it in the oven! Absolutely delish!! and not too unhealthy either which is great. I did have trouble getting the centre to set so had to leave it in fridge for over 24hrs to firm and also biscuit base was quite thick in a 20cms tin but other than that a BIG HIT!!
First cheescake in ages & was really easy & delicious. Used vanilla yoghurt instead of natural (about 200gm) & about 1 cup of sugar as it didn't seem sweet enough for our liking. Was delicious but not quite set in the middle so will cook about 10-15 minutes longer next time &/or increase heat slightly. Wondered if extra egg would work better too?
This recipe can be made more low fat by substituting the biscuits with light digestives and the butter with low fat spread.
This is not low fat!!! If there are claims that a recipe is low fat, please at least give us the nutritional details. Sure it uses some low fat products, but add those to the butter and the biscuits and its not low fat!
Simple but delicious, great being able to use lower fat ingredients, although still fairly high, it was a much better choice for a treat. Served it for guests at a bbq, enjoyed by all.
Absolutely delicious! And such a cinch to make - didn't have much time but managed to get the cake into the oven in 30 minutes. Family loved it! I think i'll try replacing vanilla with lemon juice next time
I hardly see how this is low fat. I worked it out to be a whopping 484 calories, 21 grams of fat (12.7 saturated). Granted, it may be lower fat than its full fat alternatives, but it can hardly be called low fat!!
Easy, rich and delicious! I used lemon and lime rind and juice instead of vanilla, and only 200g each of yoghurt and cottage cheese. I also used a fan-forced oven, but at a lower temperature, and it was fine.
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Arno Ristorante
- Address:
141 West 38th Street
New York, NY 10018Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Arno Ristorante
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.arnoristorante.com/
- Phone: (212) 944-7420
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:45am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Luis Uzcha
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Office Delivery and off premise Catering is available upon request. We offer full service catering at the location of your choice.
- Special Events: We offer an Iron Chef Competition, Hands on Cooking Classes, Wine Tastings and a variety of special events for groups.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between 7th Avenue and Broadway
- Public Transit: 1, 2, 3,7, N, R, Q, W & Shuttle subway lines to Times Square/42nd Street, and B, D, F & V subway lines to 42nd Street/Bryant Park.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Central Parking System is located across the street. On Saturdays street parking is available.
A word from Arno Ristorante
Arno Ristorante serves tasty Northern Italian specialties in the heart of the Garment District. We are only a few blocks from Madison Square Garden and the Theater District.Continued
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Arno Ristorante reviews from OpenTable diners
66 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (24)neighborhood gem (22)great for lunch (20)special occasion (19)fit for foodies (16)notable wine list (13)romantic (9)kid-friendly (2)vibrant bar scene (2)great for outdoor dining (1)great for brunch (1)late-night find (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- It is a very good retaurant. The food is great.SegaVIPDined on 11/21/2014The food is very good and the staff is great. The manager Carlos makes you feel very well is able to be attentive to all customers. The wine list also has its attractions and is not expensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect choice, great location and superb mealGigijrzcapeDined on 11/15/2014Arno was a last minute choice via Open Table. 2 couples, we figured we'd give it a try before a show since it was s close to the theater. If it wasn't great, oh well. But....... It was fantastic. I asked for a change from red to white on my seafood dish. Our waiters reply was, For you Bella, anything.. Service was on spot without being over bearing. A perfect evening. Would recommend. 5 stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JackieVIPDined on 11/13/2014Food was good not grea like many restaurants in theater area. Our server however was outstanding.
- Excellent ExperienceCochiseDined on 11/12/2014Food excellent, wait staff accommodating and responsive. Management friendly and cordial.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too expensive for quality of foodroygDined on 11/7/2014The restaurant is okay. Its waaaaaaay too expensive for the quality of food. It's meh, not bad but not good.Special Features:
- Awesome!!!FoodaholicDined on 11/7/2014Arno's was a recommendation by our hotel staff. They were right on the money. The food was spectacular and not overpriced. The waiters were great and one even sang "happy birthday" in Italian to a little girl at one of the tables. Would definitely go back on my next trip to NYC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pre-broadway italianThebestVIPDined on 11/5/2014Even though this restaurant was 10 blocks away from our show, it worked perfectly---great Italian comfort food, good efficient services, comfortable abience, and a good location to get a quick walk in before the showSpecial Features:
- AndyVIPDined on 11/5/2014The waiters were a bit too pushy to get us to order right away. it was actually disruptive
- Desi was the best!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/1/2014Service was exceptional and Desi just added to the overall experience! He sang to my daughter in Italian and made it an experience she will long remember. Food was very good and at a reasonable price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great after matineeDoesterDined on 11/1/2014The restaurant is very well appointed. The waitstaff was attentive and knowledgable about the specials and the menu selections. We had gone to a matinee so arrived at Arno at 5:00. We were seated immediately. Overall it was an excellent dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another very good mealNewHopeDinerVIPDined on 10/29/2014I took a visiting instructor to dinner here. Ate at a table near the bar - less formal and able to watch people walking by. Service was fine - old time male waiters seem to be totally in step with this traditional Italian restaurant's ambiance. Food is very conistent in terms of quality and while not a knock 'em dead kind of place I never have to worry about bringing guests to it.Special Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/27/2014A must eat for great Italian food but then again it's NYC so there are so many other places to try but definitely give a try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and service are excellentcoffeeisoneVIPDined on 10/25/2014Great dinner with attentive and courteous wait staff. We were a party of four and everything from appetizers to coffee were beautifully presented and enjoyable. We had a variety of dishes: pasta, beef, veal and chicken -cooked perfectly.Special Features:
- Definitely would be back!DanielVIPDined on 10/24/2014First time dinning here; treating a group of friends. Arno definitely didn't disappoint! The service is top-notch; friendly and polite. We brought our own red wine (Masi), and drank 4 btls of the Rose that the watier recommended (great wine). The food was for the most part was delicious. We had a prosciutto and cheese mix, cesare salad and ministrone soup; all tasted great! And the watier put together a good mix of variety pasta, nice! Then the group of us (6ppl) shared the entry: stake fillet, pasta nera (squid), and lobster penne. The stake fillet is a bit odd, but the other two were delicious. We wrapped up the dinner with the fine inhouse deserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014Arno's staff is very welcoming and friendly. Service was excellent as was the food. Waitstaff is very attentive. I also like the fact they do not rush you out of the restaurant once you're done with you're meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and servicebuggedout70Dined on 10/10/2014Perfect for a business lunch or dinner. The service is impeccable and the food is consistently very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super fun experienceKimCDined on 10/9/2014The welcome was warm and things just got better from there. We were 5 people but they let us share 3 entrees. Secondly, the manger/owner? came to see us to say that one of the entrees wasn't very shareable and didn't we want something else. His recommendation was definitely shareable and very delicious. It still complemented what we had chosen. We are confident that they threw in a side dish as well just to balance out our choices. We know for sure that they threw in an extra dessert when we ordered 2 but they thought that we needed to try a different one. It was a great night, quaint, fun, great ambiance, and allowed us to focus on a family reunion and the great food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstanding service and great foodHappyPatronDined on 10/9/2014I have never written a review. But I want to say what a lovely time we had. The service was outstanding and John our waiter was exellent. We loved the food too! We were there prior to a show and their timing was perfect. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Arno -- the perfect choiceMontyREDDined on 10/6/2014Excellent! I needed: restaurant within walking distance of Penn Station, excellent food, intimate atmosphere and low level of noise. I was meeting guests from out of town and wanted to be sure that we could hear each other. One of the guests had recently had surgery and could not get around the City easily. Cabs weren't an option. Arno met all my criteria. I'm grateful that a friend recommended Arno to me because I didn't find it when I googled. The food was delicious and the wine was very good as well. Wonderful pasta! Excellent service -- attentive but not rushed or intrusive. The vegies were a little too crisp - would skip them next time. Thank you Arno. My guests appreciated my "find" and congratulated me. I was thrilled.Special Features:
- Terrific experience!jrnymanVIPDined on 10/4/2014Flawless - from the moment we walked in the door, the staff at Arno showed that they're pros who legitimately enjoy serving. Great ambiance, friendly, knowledgeable staff, delicious food, fair prices. Can't say enough about Arno.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- classic continentalscottnVIPDined on 9/25/2014Arno is a veteran restaurant serving classic northern Italian or as it used to be called continental food. Very nice room right in the middle of the garment center in midtown Manhattan. Comfortable and relatively quiet room, veteran and elegant service, a wide ranging menu. we shared some appetizers, most notable was a cold seafood salad with calamari, shrimp and octopus. Mains were some classic chicken and veal dishes. Desert cart was wonderful, with a lot of great choices including fresh berries. highly recommended if you are in the area, including looking for something nice for an event at MSG.Special Features:
- Good food, give yourself timeAnthonyCTVIPDined on 9/15/2014The food was terrific, and the attentive service is leisurely. Our lunch was close two hours which was a little long for a business lunch.Special Features:
- Over served, oversaucedAbbyVIPDined on 9/4/2014Fancy Italian. Food OK, but oversauced. Service intrusive
- Excellent choiceluvfoodDined on 9/3/2014met 3 others for business dinner - nice layout and ambiance and great food - everyone said this is a future go-to choiceSpecial Features:
- About What You'd Expect in Midtownbrward5VIPDined on 9/2/2014Had the Mozzarella Crostini and Veal Parmesan, iced tea to drink. Everything was average to poor taste especially for NY cuisine and the price point (bill was $60 with tip). The marinara is awful and food is horribly overpriced. Iced tea was $3 - each! I'm used to paying for refills in NYC but it's unusual to for the drink to come in a 6oz white wine glass and still be charged for refills. Midtown food is traditionally below-par for New York and on-par with national chain restaurants. This place is worse than most. I would rather dine at the Olive Garden.
- Arno after a Broadway showarnoandbroadwayDined on 8/16/2014I highly recommend the cuisine at Arno's following a Broadway matinee or before an evening show. The food is excellent as is the staff and the dining atmosphere. Everyone is friendly and accommodating. They even sang Happy Birthday to one of our party members whose birthday we were celebrating. This was an excellent dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No School Like the Old School!!!DrumfunkstaVIPDined on 8/15/2014When we walked in, I looked around and thought, "Ok it looks like a classic Old School NY Italian Restaurant" It was kind of empty but don't let that keep you from going in! Arno is in the Fashion District and as such they do a huge lunch business and don't get a ton of tourists. That's the tourists' loss! They do decent theater business. Arno has been around for over 20 years and I now know why. The staff and the food! The service was outstanding! We were made to feel at home from the start. The menu is just the starting point and they do so much more! I had the tortellini Al'Amtriciana (onions, tomatoes, bacon and pancetta) Perfectly cooked and delicious! Risotto with seafood...Unbelievably good! I will keep coming back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dining experienceTCMinerDined on 8/4/2014We had six people for dinner and the food and service was excellent. It is a little off the beaten path but worth finding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 522 reviews are from the Arno Ristorante reviews archive.
- Hoped for moreMarkBDined on 7/28/2014Reservation for two after 8 on a Monday got us a seat along a wall. The wait staff is aged but very knowledgeable and authentic. We selected a decent wine from the wine list and both enjoyed the veal special. We were a bit disappointed in the presentation and the side, however, the main course was enjoyable. We passed on the dessert and coffee after being neglected for some time and then being offered the dessert cart from a neighboring waiter. Not memorable enough to return without trying other establishments with the same cuisine in the neighborhood.Special Features:
- Denver3VIPDined on 7/22/2014Great food. Our waiter, Desi, was spectacular. This is a definite keeper.Special Features:
- Another fine mealAngelaWDined on 7/22/2014Arno Ristorante is a favorite for my office when we want a superior meal and Italian food is desired. I even brought my mom!Special Features:
- GREAT ITALIAN FOOD!wineluvDined on 7/17/2014IN ADDTION TO THE WONDERFUL FOOD, WHEN THE WAITER INFORMED US OF SPECIALS, I LIKED THAT HE EMPhasized WE COULD HAVE ANY SAUCE , IF THE DISH WAS PRESENTED AS SPICY, IT COULD BE MADE MILD.....SO ACCOMMODATING! WINELUV WILL BE BACKSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- showdinerDined on 7/16/2014It was our first time here. There were four of us and we each ordered different appetizers and entrees and we were all very pleased. The service was very good as was the ambience. It was an early evening seating so the noise level was quiet. We found a great new restaurant between the theater district and Penn Station.Special Features:
- Always consistentBeverlyVIPDined on 7/15/2014Arno's is a very lovely restaurant. The service is great. The food is yummy. The restaurant is comfortable. It's a great place to go for a business lunch, before theater, or just for a relaxing dinner.Special Features:
- Wonderful dining experience!GVM924Dined on 7/12/2014I remembered having lunch here 13 years before and wanted to give my out of town friend a great dining experience after we went to the theater. We didn't want the noise & kitsch of the places in Times Square. It went beyond great: the food was amazing, the service was very professional & personable. We had the speciaI: pasta siciliano, caprese salad, white & dark chocolate cake with pineapple and a wonderful red wine recommended by the maitre'd. I would go back in a heartbeat. In fact, I'm planning on doing that for my son's birthday in August! I recommend Arno's wholeheartedly!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family Tradition in NYCShinerbluesDined on 6/30/2014This place is a gem.... The service exceptional .. the food amazing traditional Italian... It's a NYC staple... XOSpecial Features:
- DeliciousVictoriaMDined on 6/28/2014I've eaten here several times and the food never disappoints. I'm very particular with my Italian cuisine and this place is fantastic. My favorite dishes are the Gnocci pesto and Tortellini Bolognese. The wait staff is very friendly and attentive. Overall great experience. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticoBlip63Dined on 6/27/2014Arno Restoranre is a great restaurant with personal attention, superior service and fantastic food. Un ottimo restorante italiano!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/12/2014I've been here many times and always super happy...but not this last time. We had 3 different waiters take care of us over the course of a 1 hour lunch - never saw the same person twice. I was told of a seared scallop over black risotto special (which he said was amazing) and decided to get it but what was served was scallops with a side of saffron rice. The second waiter told me the first must have misunderstood the special (which I may add he had written down not memorized so find that hard to believe). The rice was mediocre and the scallops were not very sweet /tasty at all. Also tried the special appetizer which was portobello mushroom carpacio with some salad on top -- it was drab in color (not appetizing to look at) and flavor
- Service above and beyondAndyVIPDined on 6/10/2014The staff is extremely attentive and is happy to take special requests. never had to look up for a server, they were always looking out for usSpecial Features:


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Jam packed day that has you rushing from one spot to another. We had an "unplanned" stop at a pottery factory, supposedly because of the time of the cave tour. But it felt extremely planned out as someone was waiting to give us a tour.
The low point of the day was definitely the cave. If there was a way to skip it I would have been thrilled. Seen far better caves in the past. Something to be survived, not enjoyed in my opinion.
The monkey preserve was fantastic. We stopped just outside and had a chance to actually feed them. They are incredibly gentle and will happily sit there and pick through the seed in your hand to find the choicest bits. I could have stayed all day.
Snorkeling was an experience. We stopped twice. I am experienced and had no issues. However, the current was so strong that roughly 3/4 of the people on the boat had to be rescued. The difference in my opinion was not only experience but also the fact that I had my own fins, which the boat did not provide. Makes a huge difference when dealing with currents. Life vests were flying off the boat, people were being pulled back in. I have never seen anything like it. To make it more difficult, locals trying to convince you to go for a jet ski ride were zipping through the snorkeling area. I was nearly hit in the head. No help with the rescue, just asking you to ditch the boat and go with them instead.
Sea turtles were at the second, much calmer spot. They were great. Used to being fed by people so they are fearless. Will swim straight at you.
Despite booking a long time in advance the operator decided on the day to combine 3 tours to save money, no doubt. So as we were last to be picked up the only seats left included 2 'jump' seats with no seat belts. This arrangement would have just about been ok for a short trip but 5 hours bouncing around on the tour was neither comfortable, safe, legal or what we paid for!! Despite advising the driver how we felt at the out-set, nothing was done.
We could not hear half what the guide was saying - despite asking him to speak up. Stops on the tour were ok but the promised green monkeys in the tour details were nowhere to be seen, evidently they are often not on the reserve as they are not enclosed in any way - the marketing photographs are very misleading as well as the information that says you will be able to feed them.
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I'm a 41-year-old male. About five weeks ago, I had the flu. It kept me out of commission for two full weeks. I did not see a doctor. I'm pretty sure I'm past the flu, and I have returned to work. However, I seem to have a chronic cough that won't go away. All the other symptoms stopped three weeks ago. This dry cough keeps persisting. Otherwise I feel good. Could you shed some light on the subject?Question:
Influenza (the flu) is characterized by the abrupt onset of fever, cough, headache, body aches and variable nasal symptoms. The fever typically lasts three to five days, but it can persist up to a week or more. Many people who claim to have the flu or are diagnosed with the infection do not actually have it. Rather, they may have another viral illness with respiratory symptoms. In either case, cough is often the last symptom remaining at the end of the acute illness. Sometimes, a post-viral cough may persist for up to eight weeks. In my office this flu season, I have seen quite a number of patients with this troubling complaint.
There are several possible explanations for prolonged cough after a respiratory illness. The person may have developed a second infection, or perhaps the first infection was not caused by a simple virus such as influenza. Quite a number of adults who have prolonged cough with other symptoms early in the illness have pertussis, the same infection that causes whooping cough in children.
Usually, however, a prolonged infection is not the cause of the lingering cough. The problem may be due to post-nasal drip. A clue to post-nasal drip is that the cough increases while the person is lying in bed. Treatment with decongestants and antihistamines may help.
Another common contributing factor is bronchospasm, a hypersensitivity reaction in which the airways constrict as they do in asthma. In some people, bronchospasm triggers cough. A physician who listens to the lungs of a patient with this cause of lingering cough will hear wheezing. Treatment with bronchodilators such as albuterol (Ventolin) or pirbuterol (Maxair) can be helpful.
You should definitely talk to your physician. While your medical history and physical examination may help your doctor make the diagnosis, sometimes the best treatment approach involves trial and error. Post-nasal drip is such a common cause of lingering cough that I usually start treatment with a combination decongestant/antihistamine.
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Hey guys. My name is MDubs. I'm here for the Posbang.
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|Oh, that's easy. Hand simply
Oh, that's easy.
Hand simply did not execute his decision properly.
|1 year 3 weeks ago
|I miss JMFJ's dad doing the
I miss JMFJ's dad doing the dance
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|Yeesh ya'll dramatic. Guy
Yeesh ya'll dramatic.
Guy loses and suddenly the way he behaves at his press conferences is ALL WRONG. I hope the venting makes you feel better, at least.
|1 year 7 weeks ago
|Well thank god humor is
Well thank god humor is subjective then
|1 year 41 weeks ago
|That was fun to watch
That was fun to watch :)
Curious if he can do anything against college athletes though. It seems like it would be much easier for a 350 lb RB to succeed in HS just due to "mismatch" issues. That advantage will be less in college. And I'm sure Hawaii has plans for him in their S&C program...
|1 year 44 weeks ago
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It is particularly odd that it happened to ND's heisman runner-up star linebacker.
I could see a player doing something stupid like this...but in these circumstaces there's gotta be more to it. Doesn't smell right.
I'm personally in favor of the "fake-girlfriend-so-I'm-not-outed-and-then-she/he-blackmailed-me-because-I'm-about-to-make-millions" theory...but who knows.
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|If he is gay, I wonder if the
If he is gay, I wonder if the Fake Girlfriend tried to blackmail him for it.
"Hey! I will totally help you cover being gay!"
"Hey! I hear you are about to make millions of dollars! Still interested in nobody knowing you are gay?"
Sucks to be Manti. If gay, just be up front about it man. People will respect that. And F those that don't.
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The Sparty sauce was weak.
And Mgoblog did rejoice.
March 2/3?
Can't wait.
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Porter was landing great recruits and building great teams before he became U23 coach. The U23 thing doesn't hurt recruiting, but he built that program into elite status before that.
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27-10 Michigan
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anyone have link to a stream?
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I'm really glad you punctuated that properly
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|Um, you realize all NBA teams
Um, you realize all NBA teams pay their players quite a bit of money right? I'm too lazy to look up, but I'm guessing Heat aren't heads & shoulders over the soft cap.
Now, if you want to talk Yankees/Bosox we can have a discussion...
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|To be fair though it is going
To be fair though it is going to be an interesting series. Either James/Wade/Bosh or Durant & crew are going to win their first title. That alone is going to be fun to watch. I'm not an NBA fan but I'll probably make some effort to try catch the games.
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He will have had to graduated in order to transfer to FBS, otherwise he could only transfer to FCS & still be able to play.
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|Rawls. He's like Hart, but
Rawls. He's like Hart, but tougher and with better vision. He's got a bit of Denard in him too, except fast.
|2 years 32 weeks ago
|yeah Kate Upton has pretty
yeah Kate Upton has pretty pointy knees too. Not to be a debby downer or anything...
|2 years 33 weeks ago
|I dont think this means its
I dont think this means its foregone that Burke is gone. This just ensures we will have a returning PG if he does leave, which may be next year too. I'm sure Belein would rather have a returning PG that knows the offense than banking on a freshman picking up right where Burke left off. Basically, this helps us no matter what Burke decides to do. But its not an indicator that he's already decided. If he's actually decided there's no point in him keeping it a secret from everyone.
|2 years 34 weeks ago
|Well, I say that because I've
Well, I say that because I've seen a fair amount of second-hand postings on Mgoblog saying so-and-so analyst says he'd be 2nd round and should stay. I guess that was just Mgoposters finding random bits of feel-good info then
|2 years 34 weeks ago
|my question is how he gets an
my question is how he gets an eval ranking that puts him above where all the analysts so far have reported him going
like, is this just us having been using selective confirmation bias information up until now, or is that eval out of left field?
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|oh wow. golazo Adu.
oh wow. golazo Adu. Absolutely rifled that one from well outside the box. 5-0 US.
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|thought there might be more
thought there might be more to it or do we get more than 3 subs in these games?
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|thought there might be more
thought there might be more to it or do we get more than 3 subs in these games?
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|Bunbury in for Agudelo at
Bunbury in for Agudelo at half. Any ideas why that change was made??
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|Beautiful ball control on the
Beautiful ball control on the volley!!! US up 1-0 early.
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|Two channels I've never heard
Two channels I've never heard of. Spanish language has nothing to do with it. I'd like to think a game like this would land on something more prominent. Not yet.
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|Agree that this is odd.
Agree that this is odd. Denver would be the 2nd opponent. Mistake..?
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|Devin can still be the
Devin can still be the primary backup QB while catching balls in his spare time. And coaches clearly have the confidence that Bellomy can handle spot duty if needed.
The max upside move here is clearly to let Devin get time at WR.
|2 years 35 weeks ago
|I'm ok with this for the
I'm ok with this for the initial release. If Brundidge has a compelling reason why he NEEDS to go to one of those schools I'm sure Beilein would listen. As is, its completely fair for Beilein to want him to look at other schools first.


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brat1Syllabification: brat
Pronunciation: /brat /
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brattish adjective
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|Jul 19, 2014, 10:18 PM
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Twin engine planes???
Hey all,
I am a noob of almost 3 months now. I have had great success flying my Champ, Night Vapor and Duet. I also have a large FMS Easy Trainer 1280, that I have only flown once, but I am leery about wrecking it, as I have virtually no experience flying with ailerons.
Everywhere I read, they say if you want to learn ailerons you should try the Parkzone UM T-28. I bought it a couple days back, and at this point, have wrecked it so badly, it's almost ready for the scrap heap. I do NOT feel that it is the next step up from the Champ because I don't think learning ailerons is a good thing on a fast little plane with tiny wings.
So, I have two questions:
First, what's a good, SLOW-moving, durable plane to learn ailerons on that can take a serious beating (like the Champ)? My suggestion to Parkzone would be to make a version of the Champ available with ailerons, but I know that's not going to happen anytime soon. I know I'm going to crash alot learning aileron control, but I have found out the T-28 doesn't take kindly to being crashed repeatedly. It's not durable…not like the Champ.
Secondly, I love the way the Duet handles. What I really want is the Firebird Stratos, but it's not available anymore. Talking to Hobbyzone they claim that the technology has advanced away from the Firebird. Well, so what? It was a great plane. I would think alot of folks out there would still love to have a large, fast flying, rudder/elevator control only, double-engine plane that comes RTF for ONLY $130.00……where else can you get that kind of a deal???? Hobbyzone recommended the Delta Ray to me, but honestly, I think it's an ugly plane (I am not into the "jet" thing at all). So, where can you find a large double-engine plane, that's rudder/elevator only, that's as nice as the Firebird was (and as cheap)?
|Jul 20, 2014, 02:45 AM
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Champs Big Brother coming soon
You are in luck, check the Horizon site and you will see that HobbyZone will b e releasing a new 4 channel high wing trainer.
This plane will be 2 inches longer in the fuselage and the wingspan will be 2 inches wider than the Champ.
Like you I was very apprehensive to fly the T-28, too fast and too fragile. I will consider one later.
However, I have preordered one of the HobbyZone Sport Clubs in thier new micro series.
If it is any where near a good flyer as the Champ, Horizon has them selves a winner.
|Jul 20, 2014, 01:25 PM
Joined Mar 2014
169 Posts
I saw that lastnight.
Yes, finally a Champ with ailerons!
|Sep 04, 2014, 11:54 PM
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Horizon Sports Cub S
I am very happy to see that there are no wing supports on the new Horizon Sports Cub S model.
The Champ does not have them, the small Carbon Cub has wing supports but they are useless, they are so fragile that they break off even on soft landings, they can not take a hard landing, the small supports are not available on their own and are usually lost when the supports break.
The small Carbon Cub also is very fragile, unless you have a paved strip even landing on grass will flip the plane and quite often damage the tail section beyond repair, I have gone through a number of tail sections a few wing replacements.
If I need to choose between the two, the Champ and the small Carbon Cub I will take the Champ, it takes a lot of damage and is easily repairable, the Carbon Cub on the other hand is just too delicate a plane for anything other than a paved runway. It just falls apart if flown on grass playgrounds.
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F-15 Strike Eagle III
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- Year
- 1992
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- Released in
- United States
- Genre
- Simulation
- Theme
- Flight, Shooter
- Publisher
- MicroProse Software, Inc.
- Developer
- MPS Labs
- Perspectives
- 1st-Person, 3rd-Person
Description of F-15 Strike Eagle III
To shortly resume F-15 Strike Eagle III (also known as III הנשר התוקף F-15), it's about simulation and flight, shooter. It was done by MPS Labs in 1992. Feel free to download and try it!
Micropose released in 92 one of the most advanced combat flight simulator on PC. After the success of the first two F-15 Strike Eagle, the final episode was up to its predecessors.
Armed with a M61 Vulcan canon, guided missile and laser guided bombs, you will have to succeed in 3 campaigns : Iraq, Korea and Panama. Theses campaigns include several missions, each mission has a primary goal and a secondary optional goal.
F-15 Strike Eagle 3 had awesome graphics when it was released, the F-15 is very detailed and realistic. A CD version was released later, including a new campaign based on the Gulf War events.
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torrejo added this comment on 2014-03-13 :
great game
akas added this comment on 2014-02-22 :
how to run the jurrasic park game
Fat Dan added this comment on 2013-12-10 :
Still have the old original Floppies took 4 of them if I remember?
Can I run my old data files? I have a lot Service Metals if memory severs...
Ramiro added this comment on 2013-08-04 :
To play use dosbox, you can find it googilng. :P
Starscream added this comment on 2013-07-21 :
That's me!!
agdbnetru added this comment on 2013-07-11 :
F-15 Strike Eagle III - третья часть авиасимулятора американского истребителя F-15. На этот раз вам предложат миссии в Ираке, Северной Корее и Панаме. В интерфейсе игры появился радар, что сильно упрощает поиск цели и маневрирование в бою. Также подкрутили графику - детализация земной поверхности стала на порядок лучше.
theo added this comment on 2013-05-12 :
how to install it, im using win 7
taxse added this comment on 2013-03-22 :
Ay se yet samk dayto
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phucdoesminecraft added this comment on 2013-01-14 :
awsome i love it
Maarten added this comment on 2012-11-27 :
@80"s pilot
try mounting f15.COM instead of f15.EXE that worked for me
jasakeren.com added this comment on 2012-09-14 :
Still problem heree
- all seems to work correctly but I am STILL prompted to 'insert disk #1 into drive 'A' and press ENTER...'
bander added this comment on 2012-05-26 :
Groundedpilot added this comment on 2012-02-22 :
Have followed all the instructions above - including downloading dosbox 0.74 - all seems to work correctly but I am STILL prompted to 'insert disk #1 into drive 'A' and press ENTER...'
Please help - desperate to get flying!
admin added this comment on 2011-10-19 :
Manual added, download manual button near download game's one
80"s pilot added this comment on 2011-10-18 :
i cant download the manual appears de following message. ERROR: Files invalid. (1dd3841d)
odibil added this comment on 2011-10-16 :
Please also send me the manual file(s), the installation of the game itself seemed to work well, I just need the English manual by now.
Jaqknife added this comment on 2013-05-02 :
the manual is here for download https://rs507dt.rapidshare.com/#!download|507l35|302858927|CG1993-F-15_Strike_Eagle_3_Manual-IND.rar|2303|R~62CD5CC42B750A51BA4C82916FB80352
1. to install get dosbox 0.74
2. from windows make a new fold on your c drive call it F15_inst or something and unzip the F15 SE 3 file there.
3. make another folder on c drive called dosgames
4. run the dox box from the dos xos type this...
5. mount A c:\f15_inst
6. mount C C:\dosgames
7. a:
8. install
sadowl added this comment on 2011-04-08 :
How to install it from the hard disc?
hilbilly added this comment on 2011-03-30 :
my grandpal was on the f15 program.
hi11i3r added this comment on 2011-01-02 :
Excellent game, this was the last of the golden age of Microprose, F15 2 still is enjoyable, if a bit dated aswell. Whereas you can jump into the action in number 2, this third installment definately needs a manual.
admin added this comment on 2010-05-30 :
Send us a mail with the contact page, I'll send it to you through email.
iceman525 added this comment on 2010-05-29 :
Where can I find the CD version so I can buy it, because this download does not work.
iceman525 added this comment on 2010-05-28 :
I have tried to download this program for 5 days and cannot get it to download. Could someboday tell me the solution please.
ICEMAN525 added this comment on 2010-05-19 :
dON'T HAVE A DRIVE ANYMORE, WAS WONDERING HOW TO GET IT PUT ON CD
bones added this comment on 2009-12-04 :
bravo two zero/zero.
THE Dude added this comment on 2008-03-11 :
this game is definitely one of the best flight simulators ever. It kicks many "brand-new" simulators of today, with its playability, fun and realism. I 100% recommend it if you enjoy playing airplane games! But be warned: this game is quite addicting!
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November 1, 2007
Take This Job and ... Improve It
A recent study examines the effects of euthanasia and human resource practices on employee turnover in animal shelters.
May 1, 2007
From Coast to ... Further Down the Coast
The East Coast Animal Control Academy is a hit with fresh-faced newbies and seasoned officers.
March 1, 2007
The Behavior Department: The Basics of Shelter Dog Training
Mychelle Blake discusses the benefits of training and socialization for shelter dogs and outlines the training methods that have worked best in her sessions with volunteers.
November 1, 2005
Before You Evaluate Animals, Evaluate Your Shelter
Are you ready to implement a behavior program? An online course series from Humane Society University will help you answer that question and develop the tools you need to get started.
July 1, 2005
What's the Diagnosis?
New evaluation program aims to help shelters improve staff retention and morale.
July 1, 2005
Get Certified
To work in this industry, some say, you've got to be certifiable. Until recently, though, there was never a way to prove that.
March 1, 2005
This Card Can Be a Lifesaver
Animal care and control officers who receive membership cards when they join the Kansas Animal Control Association will find more than simple proof that they're members'those cards contain information that could possibly save a life.
March 1, 2005
Phone Finesse
Learn what it takes to be a smooth operator.
January 1, 2005
Identity Crisis
He looks like a chow, barks like a beagle, and drools like a basset. Who is this mystery dog? Read on for tips on how to find out'and how to implement better breed identification procedures in your shelter.
January 1, 2005
Slowing the Revolving Door: Strategies for Improving Staff Retention, Part 2
This second of two articles on staff retention investigates the benefits of ensuring a support network for staff and the importance of providing training and opportunities for advancement.