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Mac and Cheese w/ lite cheddar?
I took my first stab at mac and cheese today - not out of a box. It was wonderful, and I was pleased that the taste did not seem compromised by my attempts to make it a bit more healthy. I used about 1/3 of the butter called for, and skim milk rather than whole or cream. But the 8oz block of cheddar that went in had just about 1000 calories in it...
Before you boo me from the boards with "live a little," "everything in moderation," and "heresy," has anyone tried to sub lite cheese in mac & cheese w/reasonable results?
Perhaps someone who's done it will post. I have not, but if I were considering it I would first grate a little pile of both lite and regular, mix in equal parts evaporated milk, and test how well it melts. Evaporated because it keeps cheese from clumping. Personally, I'd sooner omit the butter entirely, and retain the regular cheddar.
If by "lite" you mean cheese made with part-skim milk, then by all means go for it. If by "lite" you mean one of the recent abominations that consists of carageenan, nonfat whey solids, and natural flavorings, then reduce the amount of cheese and/or cheese sauce in the recipe.
I'm no shrinking violet when it comes to fatty foods, but IMHO most mac'n'cheese recipes have two to four times too much cheese in them. Before you start inserting imitation foods into your recipes, try using the real thing in reduced quantities.
evaporated milk and/or pureed cottage cheese have been hits in my book to reduce the calorie burden with a lot of creaminess. Also using a very flavorful cheddar cheese helps, because you don't have to use as much.
I've only found one "lite" cheese that I like even a little and that's L'Acentre's Frugal cheese(although I'm in Canada..) and it doesn't seem to hold up well to heat.
I make mac 'n cheese for my kids fairly often. I'd suggest(like jsaimd said earlier) trying an older cheddar rather than "lite" and cutting the amount called for in half - and if that is still yields good results then try cutting back a bit more...dry mustard added to the sauce also makes it a bit more tangy.
HTH - let us know how the next try goes :)
Cabot makes two wonderful light cheddars. One is 50% and the other is 75%. Just remember, when you're removing fat, you need to replace it with some other flavour, or increase the spices/seasonings you're using already.
I've made mac and cheese with the 50% and it was good. Not great, but I'd probably add more spice (maybe more mustard) to beef it up a bit.
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I have made macaroni and cheese with light cheddar (Cabot's) and skim milk and it tastes great. I add hot sauce to taste to the white sauce.
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Cabot 50% reduced fat cheddar is real cheese. No weird ingredients, just less fat in the milk. It's good stuff.
Thanks for the tips everyone. Alanbarnes - I actually have little or no experience with light cheeses, because I don't consume them. But because of the quantity of cheese in the recipe - 2 1/2 cups shredded, there's room for some calorie reduction there. If the lite cheeses are full of fillers, chemicals, and who knows what - I'll pass.
For those recommending to spice it up, I put in a heaping tbsp of grainy mustard into the cheese sauce, and it added a nice flavor. The cheddar I used was tillamook extra sharp white cheddar.
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Like alan said, Cabot light cheddars have -no- fillers. They are real cheese. :)
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Yep. the 50% Cheddar is respectable cheese. I tried the 75% fat free and did not care for it.
My last foray into mac n cheese involved bechamel made w/ skim evap milk , 2% milk Cheddar , and a small quantity of full fat, full price (ouch) cave aged gruyere. It was awesome.
Honestly, mac n cheese is often SO rich and greasy I think it can actually benefit taste-wise from some fat reduction, let alone health wise.
Thanks everyone! Cabot it is, for the next round of mac & cheese! I have a potluck coming up in a couple of weeks. Sadly, I probably won't make it much at home, only me and my 2 year old like it. My husband won't eat any cheddar (childhood unpleasant association) or tolerate most any warmed/melted cheese, and my older son ate up his serving the first day I made it, but when I suggested packing it in his lunch, said "well mom it wasn't that good!" He's never been a mac fan either. Give him a loaf of fresh artisanal bread any day... Oh, and some $20/lb blue cheese.
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don't shoot me, but a lot of people like to use *gulp* velveeta to make smooth creamy mac... velveeta has a lite option as well... in case you feel like experimenting that way.
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I agree—I find that the secret to mac and cheese is a large portion of a white sauce (made with milk, flour, a little butter, garlic, a little mustard, a sprinkle of nutmeg, and maybe a little white wine) with a small amount of STRONG cheese...then you get the creaminess from the sauce and the flavor from the cheese. I like a blend of asiago, manchego, and parmesan.
Another suggestion: when you want to lighten up your mac and cheese, by all means substitute a good (like Cabot's) light cheddar and maybe a light gruyere as well.
But then, when you make your sauce do not add all the cheese to the sauce: add only about 2/3. Instead, layer your pre-mixed elbow macaroni and sauce with 1/3 of the leftover grated cheese.
I don't know why, but it makes all the difference to 'mouth appeal'.
as greygarious, i like using evaporated milk and you can use fat free evaporated. it works just as well. the evaporated milk keeps it smooth.
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The thing with the cheese is how it will melt. I actually don't like using all regular cheddar in mac & cheese because I find it doesn't melt as nicely as a blend where I mix in a little bit (maybe 3:1 quantity of cheddar to something really smooth & melty.) My mac & cheese recipe calls for American cheese which I guess I could buy at the deli counter (they don't sell it in blocks where I live; just prewrapped single slices) but I haven't tried that. I think I have a mental block against American cheese lol.
Another thing about the cheeese is that if you have a casserole-style mac & cheese (kind that cuts into wedges vs kind that you scoop out with a spoon), it might not set up just right. The casserole kind sets in a type of custard and the cheese sort of aids that process (so does the butter and milk so altering those proportions could change the end result.)
Personally I'd just eat it lol. If your recipe serves 8, that's just 1 oz cheese per person - very reasonable.
If you still want to experiment with homemade mac & cheese (which is practically THE easiest quick crowd-pleasing dinner I find I can make - people just love it - plus it's great to give to others, or bring to potlucks, serve to kids, etc etc) -- google "president reagan macaroni and cheese" for the reicpe I love, which is an old clipping from the OC Register that I inherited from my mom (mine is so old it's "Governor Reagan's Macaroni & Cheese" but now this is a well-known recipe circulating as President Reagan's.) Politics may differ but it sure is one tasty mac & cheese;-)
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I do the casserole style ("bahamian style," actually) with FF cond. milk, low-fat cheese, finely chopped jalapeno peppers/onion/celery and half whole wheat and half regular pasta. It binds great (I do "overcook" my mac n cheese because I lovelovelove crusty edges) and you can eat with your hands. I cut the corners because I don't notice much of a difference — and I'd prefer to do it when I can so I can eat without guilt when I want to, or when we're out and about.


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President Barack Obama has begun his 10-day trip to India, South Korea, Indonesia, and Japan, leaving Tuesday's electoral wreckage behind him. In Indonesia, where he spent four years of his boyhood, Obama is scheduled to deliver a major speech on Islam and modernity; aides have been describing the address as a sequel to the speech he gave in Cairo in June 2009, in which he famously pledged a "new beginning" to the United States' relationship with the Muslim world. But the Muslim world already knows what he thinks. It's the people of Asia, Muslim and otherwise, to whom Obama needs to present himself, or re-present himself. With that in mind, I have written a speech for him, which I offer here. I will not be offended if he borrows portions of it without attribution.
Hello, Jakarta! It's good to be in a town where they'd vote for me if they had the chance... Yes, I love you, too. Foreign countries are great.
What I really mean is that it's wonderful to be in the future. Almost a decade ago, my country was invaded by the past. Terrorists obsessed with the injustice of the Crusades launched an attack on the West -- on modernity, as they understood it -- from the sanctuary of a medieval state. We responded, both in ways we had to and in ways we didn't. The effect was to drag us into ancient quarrels and violent hatreds. These were battles we couldn't win. One of the first things I did after taking office was to declare a "new beginning" between America and the Middle East. I admit we haven't made much headway on that. I thought the problem had to do with the way America comported itself. In fact, the problem was the Middle East: Whether it's the theocrats in Iran or the settlers in Israel or the Wahhabi rulers in Saudi Arabia, everyone's looking backwards. And we can't make them face the future if they don't want to.
Americans are afraid of the Middle East, and we're hoping that if we can nurture democracy and development there, people won't come and kill us. We're not afraid of Asia. The United Nations just reported that the countries of East Asia and the Pacific have doubled their scores on the Human Development Index over the last 40 years -- by far the world's most rapid rate of growth. Today, five countries from the region are ranked in the "very high" category of human development: Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Brunei. The only Arab countries to make it into that category are oil states. The Middle East is struggling to escape the past; Asia is already living in the future.
The rest of the world has a lot to learn from Asia. You've been at peace for 35 years, and you've used that long era of stability to develop your markets, to make prudent national investments, to make great strides in human capital. My own country is so convulsed with fear, and with fights over alleged "first principles" -- limited government versus "socialism," authenticity versus elitism -- that we can't even think collectively about the future. Some people -- Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew, to be exact -- say that Asian countries have avoided many of these futile struggles thanks to "Asian values." But if that means subordinating individual to collective rights, then I don't believe it. The model of authoritarian capitalism -- the model of China and Singapore -- has not proved contagious. Indonesia has become the world's third biggest democracy and a force for stability and prosperity in Southeast Asia. And India has proved that even the most freewheeling democracy in the world can harness national energies to produce rapid economic growth.
Still, hundreds of millions of Asians live in dire poverty. Asia needs the United States as much as the United States needs Asia. You need us to provide security and stability, as we have for the last 65 years; to serve as a market to buy your goods; and to preserve the rules of a liberal economic and political order. We need Asia to continue demonstrating that democracy and equitable development are compatible; to propel worldwide economic growth; and, increasingly, to help us and other Western states shape that liberal global order. Let me take these issues one at a time.
In recent years, the United States has talked too much about security, and above all about terrorism. We will continue working on counterterrorism issues, especially with Indonesia and the Philippines. But we know that many of you feel threatened by a force much closer to home: China's aggressive territorial claims. Chinese leaders are in a bellicose mood, as if they've outgrown the "peaceful rise." They seem to regard the South China Sea as an inland lake. And we're only too happy to benefit from your fears. We are, after all, the benevolent hegemon -- or maybe ex-hegemon.
At the same time, no one wants a confrontation with China. Your economies grow more dependent on China every day, as does ours. So you need to know that we will deepen our ties with Asia, through both bilateral and multinational arrangements; that we will remind China of the need to peacefully resolve disputes, but will do so in a calm way which will not trigger Chinese nationalism and paranoia; and that we will not allow China to decide where the United States will conduct naval exercises with our Asian allies.
But I know that what you need from the United States above all is a sound American economy. I wish I could trade the U.S. Congress for some Asian technocrats: The Democrats oppose free trade, and the Republicans oppose fiscal logic. But I'm going to do what I can with what I've got. I'm going to conclude the planned free-trade agreement with South Korea, and then I'm going to challenge the Republicans to prove that they really believe in free trade -- even at a time when Americans are worrying about competition from abroad. I'm going to move on to the next round of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which will lead to free-trade agreements among Pacific Rim nations. This will require that both we, and you, lower tariffs -- and risk the political costs of doing so.
And yes, America will get its own economic house in order. We will have to rein in entitlement and defense spending, and put an end to the suicidal pandering of endless tax cuts. But as any of you watching our election results know, we're not going to do it any time soon. Sorry.
Leading Asian states aspire to play a larger role in global affairs -- as do emerging powers elsewhere in the globe. The United States welcomes this ambition, as our deepening engagement with the G-20 demonstrates. We have stated our support for Japan's candidacy for the U.N. Security Council. Today, I declare our support for India's candidacy as well. India will soon begin a two-year term on the council; this will give the country the opportunity to show that it sees itself as a responsible stakeholder of the global system. In case I'm being too oblique, blocking council action against malefactors and human rights abusers on the grounds of state sovereignty is a poor way of making your case. It's hard enough dealing with China as a permanent member. Don't make things worse.
Finally, you will surely have been struck by the fact that I haven't said a word about myself -- not my childhood years here in Indonesia, or even that my middle name is "Hussein." The middle name thing, you may have heard, no longer goes over so well at home. But I've also learned something important over the last two years: Biography is not policy. Empathy, respect, even deference -- they're all to the good. But the Palestinians tell me that that if you use a new tone of voice to articulate a familiar policy, it winds up sounding like hypocrisy. And they're not the only ones. Anyway, all that emblematic stuff is for the Middle East. You guys care about substance. Maybe that's what Asian values are all about.
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OP, Character not only matters - it´s all that matters.
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Cochran can retire, let McDaniel take his place. Call them irregularities and have Thad step down. Otherwise the Senate is lost and 2016 a pipe dream because the Tea Party base will be lost. The Establishment wants to grow the party because they don´t have support of the Tea Party base. Ergo, it is the Establishment that needs to start a new party, the Tea Party represents the values and principles of the GOP. The GOP will continue to lose until the Establishment is overthrown.
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This article emanates with the smell of fear. The fear that the GOP may be beginning to believe it has, in having crossed the line, greatly jeopardized their chances to take back the senate in Nov. Unfortunately, the only tactic to counter with is to use fear to scare people with images of an ultra liberal and progressive Supreme Court.I believe the other odor emanating from the GOP is that of 3 day old fish.
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Something to ponder for establishment GOP types that are offended by the GOP´s decision to grind up of true Americans to hold onto their power."That is why the Lord has said, "Leave them; separate yourselves from them; don't touch their filthy things, and I will welcome you"
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There are a few million votes out there that will not move to the voting booth until the Pubs get their act together.
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There are too many articles that trash the Republicans because there are small differences between solutions put forth by the candidates. And, these articles are supposedly written by conservatives. Just once I would like to see a left-wing nut write something/anything that is detrimental to ´their´ people. Why should anyone believe the claptrap written by these opinion writers when the articles are published to try to persuade conservatives there is no hope?
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The "establishment" in MS convinced me their is no hope, not by their writings, but by their actions. The left does not need publish such articles because the "establishment" guarantees their win(s).
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There IS no hope if we continue to think just papering over, ignoring or refusing to understand that the fish rots from the head down is why the GOP has fallen to such a degree. The dirt cannot be swept under the rug any longer. There is one party in Washington - it simply has two heads. It´s goal in life is to protect and grow the government blob. They worship at the feet of government. Amen OP. It´s about character and the GOP establishment has not known what that is for quite some time.
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The author is correct about egos. Aging, puffed up empty suits such as Alexander, Boehner, Cochran, Enzi, Hatch, McCain, McConnell et al won´t get out of the way.
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I will vote for candidates that represent my interests, not a party. The GOP as a party does not and will likely not have my support ever again. Some of their candidates, perhaps, but never again will I vote for the lesser of two evils. McConnell is simply the GOPs version of Harry Reid, and we need neithe of them... They´ve both caused enough damage already.Screw the GOP and the Dems.
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A invalid point is made in the article about how gracefully Eric Cantor lost.Last week Eric Cantor cleaned out all the cash in the Virginia Republican accounts and sent the money to the Republican Committee (either RNC or NRSC) leaving David Brat with nothing to run a campaign on. I don´t call that losing gracefully. How exactly does that advance the cause of the Republican party? Or the country? I´ll answer my own question: It doesn´t.Behind Eric´s bland smile lurks evil.
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The GOP will lose. They´ve already convinced me to stay home and not vote.
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Just getting rid of Harry Reid should be enough to have all you anti´s to hold your nose and vote for the pub.
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I don´t see much difference either way. The US Senate is an aristocratic anachronism, our House of Lords. An exclusive club for the elites, representing the interests of the ruling class. I say get rid of it.
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Amen, #13.
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To all factions of the GOP:What´s wrong with trying to work from WITHIN to change things you don´t like, rather than shoot your own allies?Have you ever considered that the radical left could be stirring this smoldering pot which encourages division and hatred? Does that sound like their modus operandi? Hmmm?
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The problem is the in-fighting is no longer petty, it´s vile. It would be helpful if McConnell and DeMint could set aside their feud and work together. Whether it´s for Tea Party candidates or not. I think ridding the world of Harry Reid is an important goal. I have no senate race in my state. In ´16 I plan on seeing McCain retired. This year I plan on working to remove the most liberal Dem in the House, Kirsten Sinema, from my district, AZ-9.
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As offensive as harry reid is I would rather listen to his lies then be stabbed in the back by my own (no more) party. The OLD argument that anything is better then harry no longer plays. The party can not be changed from within when it is prepared to antagonize it´s base by sending out fliers calling them racist (thus giving dems the argument for years to come) and hiring dem operatives to work the ground game against them. THIS STINK WILL NOT GO AWAY
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This is the fourth time the 25-year-old Crawford has been traded, but he said this one didn't have the same feel. "I got traded a couple times before, but this time was a little different," Crawford said. "They said Golden State, I actually thought about it, 'That's a nice fit.' Then I thought about it, 'Dang, I got traded.'" Contra Costa Times
When the Celtics traded Brooks and Crawford in a three-team deal, they received two draft picks — one a conditional first-rounder, the other a second-rounder — and center Joel Anthony from Miami. Ainge described the deal as a "building block." "They are not the deals that are going to turn the franchise around," Ainge said. "I think this is just one of those. It opens up opportunities for other guys to play and it gives us some assets to draft players, such as Big Baby [Glen Davis] or Leon Powe that we've gotten with second-round picks in the past, or second-round picks that we've traded to unload contracts, as we've done recently or move up in the draft. Draft picks are very important assets and they are always tradeable, no matter how well they play." Boston Globe
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The Boston Celtics announced today that they have completed a three-team deal with Golden State and Miami. The Celtics have acquired center Joel Anthony, a conditional future Philadelphia first round draft pick, Miami's 2016 second round draft pick and cash considerations; Miami acquires guard Toney Douglas and Golden State acquires guard Jordan Crawford and guard/forward MarShon Brooks. NBA.com
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As part of a three-team deal, the Boston Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Yahoo! Sports
The Warriors will send guard Toney Douglas to the Miami Heat, and Miami sends center Joel Anthony and a future first-round pick and second-round pick to the Celtics, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Yahoo! Sports
Sam Amick: To clarify in totality: GS gets Jordan Crawford, Marshon Brooks; T. Douglas to Miami, Celtics gets Philly future 1st & 2nd rounder from Heat Twitter @sam_amick
Crawford is set to become a restricted free agent at the end of the season. However, he thinks that in Boston, under Stevens, he's found an environment where he can flourish. "I think everybody bought in from Day One," Crawford said of the Celtics' surprising start. "(Stevens) has done a good job of keeping us focused." Still, he can't help but think about the decision he'll have to make this summer. "It's an NBA thing," he said "You're supposed to think about being a free agent. It's going to happen, so there's nothing I can do to deny it. I definitely want to be here. But it's the NBA. You never know what's going to happen." USA Today Sports
In hindsight, though, Crawford said he probably would have accepted a sixth-man role. "I would have. The reason I wasn't as comfortable with it as I should be is because we weren't a good team," he said. "I was thinking, 'Are we a good team? Are we fighting for something?' " Boston Herald
The guard sat out his last four games prior to his trade to the Celtics last February, after alienating Wizards management with his emotional response to the rise of John Wall and Bradley Beal ahead of him in the rotation. "I knew it was coming, but I should have been more professional with it," Crawford said yesterday of his response to being bumped out of a starting role last season after Wall returned from injury. Boston Herald
Celtics guard Jordan Crawford is available, according to multiple league sources, and Miami is one team that would like to nab him in a deal. But don't rule out Sacramento, Toronto and New York, said one NBA executive. FOXSports Ohio
Miami is looking to deal for a young wing player who can score and take some of the load off Dwyane Wade. A few GMs have identified Boston's Jordan Crawford as a player the Heat will go after in the coming days/weeks. New York Daily News
Of course, Jordan Crawford wondered if he'd ever get the chance he's receiving now. When the shooting guard played for Washington last year at this time, in fact, that very thought crossed his mind more than once. "I mean, there are times when you think certain things are going to happen that don't go as planned, so you have doubt, a little bit, of how your career panned out, because that's not what you dreamed of when you were little," Crawford said Friday night. Boston Globe
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Gilbert: Bring on the news people can actually use
It appears this is going to be a very busy news week. It is only Wednesday and already enough significant issues have been raised to keep reporters busy and the talking heads on cable news chattering like chipmunks. If you get up early (perish the thought), you know that we have a plethora of group-attack news shows long before the plastic prime time morning shows such as "Today," "Good Morning America" and the "CBS Morning Show."
These group-attack shows of which I speak take the red meat of news from the overnight and tear it to shreds so we as viewers will understand the real issues.
As one who is not a morning person, I find it difficult to see these early morning blondes in heavy lip gloss preening to the camera in order to explain to me the real issues of the day. In the interest of fairness, I must hasten to mention the two brunettes in heavy lip gloss as well. Their panels are filled with experts, politicians, wannabes and an occasional scholar or two. I am sure that important discussions come forth. Yet with all the racket these folks generate interrupting one another, it is hard to tell. But I digress.
There is plenty of news to go around; however, sometimes I wonder about the priorities of these shows. For example, an inordinate amount of time is being spent pro-ing and con-ing the wisdom of releasing a candidate's tax records for more than a year or two. Why should he? Why shouldn't he? Money in Swiss bank accounts? Bermuda? And why would a guy who knows he is going to run for the presidency put his dog in a crate on top of the car and drive to a vacation destination? Such heavy issues make my head hurt.
I maintain that it is time to put the focus on news you can use. News of the people. News that spreads like wildfire — even though it may or may not be true — that's what the people want. For example: what is the real story behind Hillary's hair? Good grief, she is the Secretary of State for Pete's sake. Even if SHE doesn't care what she looks like, she should think of those to whom she is proposing world-changing ideas. She should think of us as viewers of the news. I venture to say that no one would object if she used some of her own money to perk up her locks. Or maybe even some of our money. Just get the freaking hair fixed! Now that is real news.
And what about these very high profile divorces? Not Tom and Katie necessarily although there is plenty to be learned there. I am talking about Vera Wang and her husband (Mr. Wang?) Here we have the world's wedding dress queen who has been a part of more weddings than one can count, getting a divorce in the face of all those wealthy dewy-eyed brides who have proudly floated down the aisle to marital bliss in a very expensive Vera Wang design. So what's up with that?
And what about this Katrina Darling, burlesque dancer, who is to appear on the cover of Playboy in September?
You say she is Kate Middleton's cousin? Now there is news you can use!
And what about Charlie Sheen's comeback? He has a new show which may or may not be a reality show entitled "Anger Management." That is a brilliant move on someone's part. And he has also pledged a million bucks to a very worthwhile program for our military families. That's news.
What is the real story behind the China connection to our uniforms for the Olympics? The ones with the French beret hats. Someone was asleep at the wheel there.
And how does one retire "retroactively?" Going back, say, three years? If I could figure that one out, I might make a mint in the divorce court. "Retro-divorce." Great idea.
But the news I could really use has to do with young Jeremy Lin. By the time you read this, we will know whether the Knicks love him enough to keep him or will they send him to the weather hell of Houston? The Knicks seem to be making all sorts of faux decisions about the future such as acquiring Jason Kidd "to mentor/teach" Jeremy how to point guard. Kidd may have a long commute from New York to Houston in order to do that. And his DWI or whatever may be a problem. There is a story there. Now that's news!
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Exploring Our Monetary System
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The National Committee for Civil Defense (NCCD)
Humanity has throughout its history been subject to life-threatening natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods and earthquakes, as well as self-inflicted calamities like fires and major accidents.
The Sultanate of Oman has given the management of such disasters due attention through its emphasis on strategic planning which includes not only the management of the operations during any crisis and handling its aftermaths, but also preparations before it strikes. This proactive approach involves the enactment of the appropriate legislation and the formation of work groups to assess the potential risks, envisage ways to prevent them, and draft response plans including the creation of response, training and rehabilitation teams.
Effective disaster management requires, among many other things, prior coordination between the public establishments in charge and the institutions of civil society. Disaster management operations are more often than not drafted in disaster management plans that outline the responsibilities to be undertaken by each party and the human and material resources requisite for the effective handling of the incident.
NCCD- Historical Overview
Prior to 1988, crises and emergencies in the Sultanate of Oman used to be managed by a number of government agencies, namely the Royal Oman Police (ROP), Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Social Development and the Ministry of Health. Other government institutions used to collaborate according to their resources and the nature of the crisis. The first real test to these institutions was the rescue and relief efforts during and after the June 1977 hurricane which struck Masirah Island and some parts of Dhofar Governorate. The Committee at the time was chaired by H.E. the Minister of Social Affairs and Labour.
Emphasizing the effective management of crises and emergencies, His Majesty Sultan Qaboos graciously issued Royal Decree No. (32/88) on April 14, 1988 ordaining the establishment of the National Committee for Emergencies (NCE) chaired by H.E. the Inspector General of Police and Customs and including seven (7) members:
Undersecretary, Ministry of Transport;
Undersecretary for Environment Affairs, Ministry of Environment and Water Resources;
Secretary General, Council of Environment and Water Resources;
Delegate, Ministry of Defense;
Delegate, Royal Oman Navy;
Delegate, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour; and
Delegate, Ministry of Local Municipalities
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5 Things You Can Do When Someone Steals Your Idea
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Crimes Against Content Makers In The Digital Age
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Commonly found on the front of choir sheet music to let the conductor know how many voice parts there are. Abbreviation for Soprano, Alto, Bass. Three parts for voices in harmony music. Also common is SATB for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass.
Conductor: Ok gang, this piece has SAB on the front
High-pitched man: Damn skippy! It strains my voice singing so low!
High-pitched man: Damn skippy! It strains my voice singing so low!
by skippy gk April 28, 2011
Smoke A Bowl
Slam A Beer
Slam A Beer
"Yo yanna go sab?"
" Got Any Sabbage?"
" Dude Lets Go Sab at the chicks party"
" Got Any Sabbage?"
" Dude Lets Go Sab at the chicks party"
by WeezyBaby420 April 13, 2007
To "Smoke a Bowl". To partitake in smoking of marijuana, pot, weed, herb, etc.
Hey Mark! Want to smoke? Yeah! Let's S a B!
by Jorge Regula June 19, 2006
(Es-A-Bee) Means to (S)moke (A) (B)owl. which is referring to smoking WEED, Marijuana,THC ,Buddha, ghanja, Tijuana i think you get the idea.......
Yo you want to come over after school and S.A.B?
by Will najour December 06, 2006
Stupid Ass Bitch
him and his SAB can go to hell
by yadontneedaknow May 19, 2009
A phrase originating from the slums of Shaolin used in referring to the act of "smoking a blunt" filled with marijuana.
S - smoke
A - a
B - blunt
S - smoke
A - a
B - blunt
Cook: Wanna s a b?
Cappy: Yes.
Cappy: Yes.
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The Shubenacadie River in Nova Scotia offers adventure travelers on Canada tours one of the world's most unique river rafting experiences in a spectacular natural setting.
The Canadian Province of Nova Scotia juts out into the Atlantic Ocean north of Maine and is separated from the mainland by the narrow Bay of Fundy. The bay experiences some of the most radical tidal shifts in the world, with water rising nearly 50 feet on some days. As the tide rolls in, it builds up a powerful current called a tidal bore, which flows powerfully into the Shubenacadie, creating raucous waves at the river's mouth and incredible rapids upstream. Travelers can experience the awesome force of the Fundy tidal bore by rafting the rush of water.
Rafting groups often start upstream at low tide, enjoying a journey toward the mouth of the river that might include mud sliding. When the tide recedes, the steep, muddy banks of the river are exposed and serve as the world's most extravagant natural Slip 'n Slide. The surrounding landscape, including soaring cliffs and evergreen forests, is also awe-inspiring.
While in Nova Scotia, nature enthusiasts can check out the bald eagles on the Bras D'Or coast. Those looking for cultural activities and dining options can head for Halifax, which boasts more than 300 restaurants, art galleries, a symphony and a casino.
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Kenneth Gillilland, Attorney, ARDEC
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DEFINITION of 'Fat Man Strategy '
A takeover defense tactic that involves the acquisition of a business or assets by a target company. The strategy is based on the premise that the bulked-up company - the "fat man" - would have reduced appeal to a hostile bidder, especially if the acquisition increases the acquirer's debt load or decreases available cash.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Fat Man Strategy '
This is a type of "kamikaze" defense tactic, which inflicts potentially irreversible damage on a company to prevent it from falling into hostile hands. However, it involves adding assets rather than divesting them as is the case with other kamikaze defense strategies. A disadvantage of this tactic is that acquisition candidates need to be identified well in advance of a hostile bid, otherwise there may be insufficient time to complete a fat man transaction.
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