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This was the best thing we ate last week. It was quick and delicious!! I saw a version of this on Pinterest. It looked so good that I had to add it to the menu ASAP!
You probably have everything you need to make this pasta dish in your pantry right now. This can be made ahead of time and baked when you are ready. I love these kind of dishes. The pasta was really creamy and wonderful! We both absolutely loved it. It was even better the next day at lunch. This will be going into our usual dinner rotation!
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12 oz spaghetti
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1 lb lean ground beef
1 tsp Italian seasoning
1 clove garlic, minced
8 ounces cream cheese
1/2 cup parmesan cheese, grated
Preheat oven to 350 F degrees.
In a skillet, brown the ground beef until cooked through; drain fat and stir in spaghetti sauce. Set aside.
Cook spaghetti according to directions on packet. Drain and place cooked spaghetti in bowl. Add cream cheese, Italian Seasoning and minced garlic. Stir until cream cheese is melted and the spaghetti is thoroughly coated.
Lightly grease a 9x13" pan. Spread a small amount of meat sauce in the bottom of the dish. Put spaghetti on top of sauce and top with remaining meat sauce. Sprinkle parmesan cheese on top.
Bake for 30 minutes, until bubbly.
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Simple and delicious is a hard dish to beat. Your shot of it made me hungry.ReplyDelete
I love casseroles. Like you say, quick and easy. This one looks very tasty!ReplyDelete
OH my gosh, this looks so yummy! Thank you! You are making me very fatReplyDelete
We have this often in our house and I use it as a way to use up bits and bobs of everything. I just call it Pasta Bake. Oddly, there is never any leftovers from it.ReplyDelete
I make a similar recipe with green onions mixed in with the cream cheese & noodles and I top it with cheddar cheese. Mmmmm!ReplyDelete
I think I do have all of that in the pantry.ReplyDelete
Yup, you're right. I do have everything I need to make this. Looks like dinner tonight!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! I am super excited to make this. :) Looks so yummy!ReplyDelete
Steph this sounds amazing and so family friendly! Yum! How many servings do you think this makes?ReplyDelete
My only word for this is YUM!ReplyDelete
I'm making this with some sausage I have to use up... and some Mexican cheese that's in the fridge right now. YUMMY!ReplyDelete
Creamy and oozing with cheese, how could I not want to try this? It looks excellent. What jarred sauce do you like?ReplyDelete
It's in the oven right now and has 20 min left to bake. I used sausage, added some onion, and sprinkled with mozzarella cheese that I had on hand. I'm going to make a slice of Texas toast and a little dinner salad to go with it.ReplyDelete
It rained today and it's cold (for southern California!)... so it's nice, warm comfort food...
Sounds good Joyce! We'll be right over!ReplyDelete
One thing - I'd let the cream cheese sit out a bit before mixing. That was harder than I thought it would be.
Oh, and it's wonderful for leftovers as well. We're having it again tonight... but I was too lazy to do the toast and salad... this meal stands alone!ReplyDelete
Cream cheese should be pretty soft for easier mixing.
This sounds delicious! Does anyone know if this could this be done with Spaghetti Squash?ReplyDelete
This was a HUGE Hit at my house over the weekend. Although, I made a minor change using pork and turkey in place of the beef (my daughter does not eat beef) and it was absolutely delicious. Thank you for sharing this recipe.ReplyDelete
I made this yesterday for dinner and everyone loved it!!! My husband and I both had it for lunch as leftovers and it was even better. I didn't think that was possible. THANK YOU for sharing this!ReplyDelete
I came across your bacon cheddar ranch pull apart bread on pinterest and after reading through your posts I just have to say... You and I would be friends :-)ReplyDelete
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When you get to the part of adding the cream cheese to the spaghetti, are you supposed to pre soften the cream cheese???ReplyDelete
I found it VERY hard to stir the cream cheese block into the spaghetti and have it melt, I ended up putting it back on the stove over low heat to try and help melt it and it still didn't help that much. Or is there part of the directions missing?? Not sure.
Whenever I use cream cheese in this way, I cut it up into cubes and stir it in. Much easier to melt that way. I would also let it soften on the counter for a bit.Delete
Whenever I use cream cheese in this way, I cut it up into cubes and stir it in. Much easier to melt that way. I would also let it soften on the counter for a bit.Delete
Dawn - I didn't soften the cream cheese. I just added the hot spaghetti to it and stirred it up. If your cream cheese was too hard to stir, just let it sit out and soften before making.ReplyDelete
This was yummy. Kind of a compromise between spaghetti and lasagna and a change from the same boring meal. Thanks :)ReplyDelete
I was just wondering what type of jarred spaghetti sauce you used. I typically use hunt's because that what my husband is used to but I'd really like to find a better one.ReplyDeleteReplies
I use prego and ragu together. like one if them has garlic and sausage. The other maybe 6 cheese. I always add a bit of sugar to my sauce.Delete
Lindsay - my favorite sauce is La Famiglia Delgrosso pasta sauce. The tomato basil is great.ReplyDelete
I also like Trader Joe's roasted garlic marinara - I don't always have that on hand though since we don't have a TJ in Alabama. I have to stock up when I go out of town.
I saw this on pinterest, made it, loved it, and shared it on my blog justalittlebs.com Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Made this tonight - it was delicious! I think it would also work well with spaghetti squash!ReplyDelete
Found on pinterest today..made it tonight and YUM!! Simple, Cheap and super quick!! Thank you!!! ;)ReplyDelete
This is probably a dumb question, but when you say parmesan cheese, grated..are you referring to the bottle of parmesan or fresh parmesan and grate it yourself???ReplyDelete
Lewisrat2003 - I just used the green can parmesan cheese, but you can grate your own if you'd likeReplyDelete
Thank you!!! Planning on making this for dinner and just wanted to be sure..sounds and looks GREAT!!!ReplyDelete
Did anyone else have a problem with this being a little dry? My pasta is creamy, but in a dry kind of way...anybody else?ReplyDelete
I'm making this for dinner tonight. So excited to eat and eat!ReplyDelete
My hubby and I host a young adult study on Tuesday nights and we feed about 25. How many servings does one recipe make? We are serving this on Tuesday !!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. It was delicious and my family said we should have it again. I am giving you a two thumbs up on my pinterest review board. THANKS AGAIN!ReplyDelete
Does this dish freeze well? It looks like it makes a lot. It would be nice to take a piece out of the freezer on a busy weeknight.ReplyDelete
I made this and re-blogged about it, and gave you full credit of course. Just wanted to let you know, and thanks for all the great recipes, LOVE your site!ReplyDelete
Tried it and LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! awesomeReplyDelete
Can you make this ahead to the point of putting it the casserole dish and then throw it in the oven later? Thinking i may just have to cook it a little longer than 30 to warm through? Would work great on the night my kids have sports. Thanks :)ReplyDelete
MS - yes, you can make it ahead of time and bake it later. Just add a few more minutes to the baking time.ReplyDelete
Very yummy and easier than a recipe I had that required tempering an egg. Thanks, adding this to our rotation.ReplyDelete
Made this yesterday for dinner from leftovers the night before and we all loved it! Would def have this over lasagna any day. This really was a nice change. I did add shredded mozzarella cheese along with parmesan. As far as being dry I wouldn't know as my brother inlaw took the leftovers to work :) But I would add a little lite butter or olive oil when reheating.ReplyDelete
I made this for dinner tonight! I knew right away that I will be making it often...my husband licked his sketti bowl!!! The only 2 changes -add sour cream to make it even creamier but that's just a personal preference! And I used chicken instead beef..It was SOOO yummy!! Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
I made this on Friday for my family and it was a hit! Even my picky five year old loved it. I loved the creaminess that the cream cheese added to the spaghetti. I will be making this again for sure!ReplyDelete
I'm so excited to try this!!! I was thinking about what to have tonight for dinner and remembered I pinned this from Pinterest!!! Thanks for all of your recipes. I've tried several and haven't found one we don't love!!!ReplyDelete
Tomatoes are so plentiful and affordable right now that I made a meat sauce with slow roasted tomatoes and then followed this recipe. OMG, is this good! The home-made sauce is sooooo easy and makes a great recipe just incredible.ReplyDeleteReplies
MamaSooz - you are right, homemade sauce is the best! I bet this was amazing with your sauce!!Delete
I just happened to stumble across this site. I had a wholr heap of cream cheese in the fridge that I had no clue what to do with. I had all the other ingredients in stock. I was just going to make my typical pasta and meatsauce tonight. I saw this recipe and had ti make it. Wow, it is so yummy. This will be a new regular. Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
Looks delishish! Has anybody tried freezing this? Thanks for sharing the recipe!ReplyDelete
I made this tonight with a few changes and it was really good. I sautéed diced onion, celery, carrot and sliced mushrooms with the garlic before browning lean ground beef. I used whole wheat in spaghetti and low fat cream cheese and added a 16 oz bag of chopped broccoli (thawed) to that. I was surprised at how thick the noodle mixture became with the cream cheese addition so I added 1 cup of sour cream to help blend it all together better. (Next time I will remember to save some of the pasta cooking water and use that instead). I might also increase the amount of tomato sauce next time, as well. We both enjoyed this meal and I'll be making it again. It really does make a lot of food so we'll easily get 3 dinners out of this. I will try freezing a portion, as well.ReplyDelete
This does sound good with sauteed group onions. I could see adding a bit more veggies though. Ann's substitutions sound very tasty!ReplyDelete
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Follow up to my post on May 10: This is even better as leftovers! The flavors have a chance to meld together and it reheats beautifully in the oven. I did warm up extra tomato sauce to spoon over individual servings and that really helped it not have a "dry" consistency to it. We are on our 3rd night of this casserole and still have enough for one more lunch or dinner! It really does make a lot of food and would be great for a potluck or family gathering. This is also a meal I would make without meat as I think it's substantial enough without it when adding broccoli to the cream cheese & pasta layer and onions, carrots, and celery to the sauce. Also, in my post above, I meant to type "thin spaghetti" and not "in spaghetti".ReplyDelete
I am expecting and would like to make this and freeze it. What would you recommend for the cook temp and bake time when I pull it out of the freezer? Thanks for your help.ReplyDelete
Kristin - I would bake the casserole covered for 20-25 minutes and then uncovered for 30 minutes.ReplyDelete
Made this last night for dinner and loved it. The flavor was great and I can't wait to devour the left-overs. The only negative I can say is that it was a teeny bit dry, but I think that's because I could only find a 24oz jar of sauce. Oh, and my husband wanted more meat, but he always wants more meat, so that doesn't count, hehe :) Thanks for a great recipe!ReplyDelete
Making this again tonight, thanks Steph you're seriously a genius!ReplyDelete
I made this with 100% whole wheat spaghetti, low fat cream cheese and It was delish! Thx!ReplyDelete
I made this tonight for my meat and potatos husband ... HUGE success. I had some sliced pepperoni that I needed to use so I just placed them over the meat sauce before adding cheese. Next time I am going to use the Sargento Italian 6 cheese shredded cheese, as well as the parmesan and probably 32 ozs. of sauce. I didn't tonight but I normally add a couple of tbsp of brown sugar to my Italian sauces. I plan on doing that next time as well. My husband is excited about left overs tomorrow!!ReplyDelete
I just found this recipe on Pinterest the other day and made it for dinner tonight. It was delicious! The only problem I had was that it turned out a little dry but it could have been my fault as halfway through cooking, I discovered that I was out of spaghetti so I cooked linguine instead. I will definitely be adding this to our favorites list. Thank you (0=ReplyDelete
I made this last night, and it was a huge hit. The only thing I found was next time I will use more than just 1 jar of sauce, it turned out pretty dry. Other than that it was very good and the kids loved it vs. just plain ole spaghetti. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
My husband hates spaghetti but I crave it - a problem I've been trying to solve for 9 years. Last night when he walked in I asked him "So, do you know what tonight is?" I saw a wave of panic cross his face, his mind racing through anniversary/special dates. In my best attempt at sexy (which is just awful), I said "Tonight is the night...I turn you on to spaghetti!" He cracked up, and even better, we both LOVED it! Thank you :)ReplyDelete
Natalie - too funny! I'm so glad it was a hit!ReplyDelete
I make this quite often. It's the only way to make spaghetti!!! Thanks! I blogged about it and linked it to your blog! :)ReplyDelete
I found this on Pinterest today and was a little skeptical about cream cheese and spaghetti. It smelled delicious and after one bite all my husband and I could say was "oh my gosh." Hands down, new favorite food! Thanks for the recipe!!ReplyDelete
Hey there. Making this for dinner tonight for the "crew". Been on my menu a while so I'm looking forward to this.ReplyDelete
Question: my niece just had a baby and I'm taking them dinner this weekend, would this freeze ok if they want to save it? Thanks! Love your food as always. So kid friendly. Figured you have a slew of 'em running around.
Saunders Crew - this would freeze well.ReplyDelete
Believe it or not, we have no kids! I just attribute all the kid-friendly food to the fact that I grew up a really, really picky eater. I know how to please all picky eaters!
Has anyone prepared this prior to baking? Curious on cooking the meat and noodles and putting it all together, leaving it in the fridge until I'm ready to bake it in the evening. Thoughts? Anyone try this?ReplyDelete
iheartcashmere - I think it would be fine if you assembled this ahead of time and baked it the next day or so.ReplyDelete
This is on rhe menu this week with veggie crumbles instead of ground beef.ReplyDelete
I make this all the time but use Zucchini instead of noodles. Makes it awesome for people watching the carbs and it is amazing. Everyone always wants the recipe :)ReplyDelete
Wow, Ragu meets cream cheese! Sounds divine. Will try for sure.ReplyDelete
I made this for dinner tonight and it is delicious! I had all of the ingredients at home and it was so easy to make. I'll definitely be making this again :)ReplyDelete
I made this tonight and loved it. I used a bag of the mini pepperonis instead of the pound of ground beef- yum:)ReplyDelete
So simple and quick to make. Perfect comfort food. I prepared this ahead of time so baked it longer. 30 min covered then 35 min uncovered. I used ground turkey, low fat cream cheese, and lots of garlic. I also doubled the sauce and topped it with fontina cheese along with the parmesean. It was killer! Everyone loved it! Thank you :)ReplyDelete
Any suggestions on how to make this in a crock pot? I would love to take this for food day at work. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Made this for the man last night-he devoured it!! I've never seen him eat so much pasta in one sitting!! It was tasty!ReplyDelete
BTW I used ground turkey and whole wheat pasta and it was STILL that good! Added mozzarella on top too, with the Parmesan.
I'm making this tomorrow for my book club! About how many servings does this make? Wondering if I should double the recipe. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Leeann - this will serve 8-10 - especially if you serve it with some salad and bread.ReplyDelete
I made a couple of small changes. I used Italian sausage instead of ground beef, and added a box of frozen chopped spinach (thawed, drained). Hubby is currently on his 3rd serving! Turned out great & enough left overs for the week!ReplyDelete
Kimberly - definitely sounds like a hit!ReplyDelete
Yum! We all loved this recipe! I ended up sautéing my garlic clove before browning the beef; also put the assembled casserole under the broiler to brown the cheese rather than cooking it for 30 min. Loved it!ReplyDelete
Made this last night. I forgot to add the Italian Seasoning, but even then it was delicious. I actually divided it up into two 8x8 brownie pans and froze one for later (there's just the two of us). Served with garlic bread and a caesar salad. YUM!ReplyDelete
Yum! I don't used process spegetti sauce. I love to make my own that's easy and so yummy. I'd substitue that and do the rest! I already use hamburger meat or ground sausage in my sauce so that I wouldn't do double.ReplyDelete
In case anyone is interested:
I use a lb of ground meat (sausage, turkey, hamburger - your choice)
1 cut up onion
1 sliced zuchinni
1 package sliced mushrooms
1 bay leaf
1 cup chopped basil
3-4 cloves garlic
1/2 cup fresh oragano and also parshly (or to your desire)
about 18 oz of diced tomatoes
start to brown meat and halfway through add the seasonings and then add the veggies, except the tomatoes. You add those after the veggies are fully cooked.
It's actually really easy and so much better than canned sauce and also more texture and not just saucey. You can add tomato paste or some sauce in a can by the canned tomatos to make it more saucy if you like.
It's in my oven now. Smells heavenly. I saw this basic recipe on Pinterest too, and I don't know why I waited for a 92 degree day to bake it, but it'll be worth it.ReplyDelete
Made it and lovin' it! I will cover it curing baking next time to keep the moisture in, otherwise perfect!ReplyDelete
Can I make this with diced chicken instead of ground beef or italian sausage?ReplyDelete
Kim - I don't see why not - it sounds really good. Let us know how it turns out!ReplyDelete
So yummy. I used ground turkey. I hid some zucchini in mine for my picky kids and they ate it up!ReplyDelete
So good! My son loves me to make it and freeze individual serving for him to take back to college! I have to get it in the freezer quickly so I don't eat it all myself. Italian sausage is a good addition.ReplyDeleteReplies
Elise - great idea! This is a great freezer meal.Delete
Very very good. Easy to modify with gluten free spaghetti (I like the Heartland brand). I used Rao's Marinara. I also covered with foil and baked for 25 minutes, then uncovered topped with mozzarella and parmesan and baked for 6 additional minutes.ReplyDeleteReplies
Tracy - sounds delicious!Delete
I used reduced fat cream cheese, soy crumbles instead of ground beef. Also, I left the cream cheese out to soften for a bit and used my hand mixer to whip it up with the garlic and Italian seasoning - wanted to make sure everything was well blended before adding the hot pasta.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sharon - healthy and delicious!Delete
Pretty sure im gonna try this with spaghetti squash tonight!!ReplyDelete
How did it turn out using spaghetti squash?ReplyDelete
this was great!ReplyDeleteReplies
So glad you enjoyed it!Delete
This was delicious and I don't even like spaghetti. First time I made it I had to use 24 ounce of spaghetti sauce because 28 ounce is non existent around me. It was yummy but too dry. Second time I bought 2 24 ounces of spaghetti sauce and used the whole 16 ounce box of spaghetti noodles. That completely solved dry problem and me having to guess 12 ounces out of the 16 ounce spaghetti box. Also in the Ragu garlic and herb sauce added italian seasoning, chopped garlic, parsley, oregano and a little brown sugarReplyDelete
This was delicious! I came across this recipe when i searched cream cheese recipes because I had a block of 1/3 less fat cream cheese that needed to be used up. The pasta sauce I had on hand was only 24 oz so I also used an 8 oz can of no sodium tomato sauce. I also diced an onion very small and cooked it with the meat. I did add extra seasoning to the meat and sauce due to using the 8 oz can of sauce that didn't have as much flavor as the jarred sauce. I also added about 1 cup of water that I cooked the pasta in to help melt the cream cheese and make it easier to stir together with the noodles. I was out of parmesan so I subbed light mozzarella in the same amount. Thanks for the great, easy recipe!ReplyDelete
I found this on pinterest the other night and just made it! I'm vegetarian, so I substituted the beef for Morningstar crumbles (which is a perfect ground beef sub). Holy cow it was delicious and so easy to make! Thanks for the awesome recipe!ReplyDelete
Wanted to make lasagna tonight, but no eggs. I remembered my Grandmother used to make a spaghetti casserole, so I googled it and found this! Heading to the kitchen now to make for dinner. Sounds delicious and easily made gluten free!ReplyDelete
Wowww...I'm making this tonight but I only have 4 ounces of cream cheese...think I will sub in 4 ounces of herbed goat cheese instead. Looks like a winner.ReplyDelete
I love this recipe and my family does too! I cook it once a weekReplyDelete
Question.....should the dish be covered during baking? Or will it cook best uncovered?ReplyDeleteReplies
I do not cover it.Delete
I've got this in the oven right now and it if it smells 1/10th as good it tastes, we are in for a great dinner. The changes I made: I tossed the garlic into the beef as it finished up (only because I had frozen garlic cubes on hand and needed extra heat), and I added extra cheese(s). I added a little parmesan into the pasta sauce, and then topped it with parmesan, provolone, and mozzarella. It was quick, easy, and I did have everything in the pantry on-hand! Thanks. :)ReplyDelete
this was a great and easy dish to make. The only thing I would change just because of personal preference is the 8oz of cream cheese to 4oz of cream cheese.ReplyDelete
I had to use an 8 by 8 bc my 9 by 13 was too rusted and I had to throw it away. So hopefully it still comes out right. Bc it overflowed in the 8 by 8 oan.ReplyDelete


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Another epic race packed with incident, accident and inexplicable Mercedes tyre longevity. Hungarian GPs were never usually like this...
Star of the Race
Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 1st
When Lewis Hamilton said on Saturday that the team were in no position to fight for the win on race day, you kind of believed him. We were going into unchartered waters with new tyres being raced on what could have been a 55C track surface and the Mercedes previously keen to eat Pirellis faster than locusts on anything green. As it turned out, we didn't get the predicted 38C just the vaguely warm 34C and tarmac at 51C.
The way he won was impressive. It wasn't that he got first place because the Mercedes' tyres degraded fast and he lucked into a Jenson Button buffer and held on. Hamilton was so confident with his set-up he was able to produce little sprints in the middle of stints. On Laps 39, 40 and 41 he set three successive Fastest Laps and you felt certain that he was going to pit for more tyres on Lap 42 - but no he went on till Lap 50. At the end he was setting PB sector times on his penultimate lap, which, given Rosberg's fiery exit, was confident.
Most impressive of all was the way he despatched Mark Webber twice into Turn 3. The Hungaroring is often compared to a kart track and those looked like karting-line moves. Afterwards he dedicated the win to Nicole from whom he's split up (again). If he's serious about winning championships and not wasting his talent and his time - we had the soul-searching "I-wasted-so-many-years-at-McLaren" outburst the other day - then he needs to sort out his relationships too. Nobody expected him to leave Mclaren but it's turned out to be a good move. Maybe he should apply that logic elsewhere.
Overtaking Move of the Race
Lap 29: Romain Grosjean on Felipe Massa
Grosjean's daredevil swoop around the outside of Felipe Massa into Turn 4 was the highlight of the grand prix. It was a dramatic pass, one that involved a certain amount of co-operation from Massa during the race, and also received his support after the race. Massa described Grosjean's subsequent drive-through penalty for leaving the track as ridiculous. By the letter of the law the stewards were right, but pictures from Grosjean's onboard camera showed Massa's front wing edging into shot on the left and had Grosjean gone tighter and stayed with two wheels skirting the line, then it's likely that they would have touched. If there's one place that Felipe Massa should be left alone it's Turn 4 in Hungary. Nico Rosberg didn't seem to understand that.
If the stewards are going to enforce this rule then they should do it every race - they didn't bother pulling Mark Webber up for his pass on Vettel at the Nurburgring. Similarly they wanted to see Grosjean about his collision with Button at the chicane. Neither car was damaged and no carbon fibre was lost. Why didn't they want to see Vettel about his touch on Button, or Rosberg about his first lap trampling of Felipe Massa's front wing, or Sutil and Massa when they came together on Lap 20?
Kimi Raikkonen, Lotus, 2nd
Considering he was back in P10 on Lap 19, to finish up in P2 is a hell of a result. It also shows what Grosjean could have done had the breaks gone his way - because Lotus missed out on the chance to demote Vettel to P4 today and inch Kimi that little bit closer into contention. Kimi survived an opening lap scare himself on the run down to Turn 4 when he, Massa and Rosberg almost came together. It was at the same spot later in the race that Sebastian Vettel tried to make a move that was never going to come off. And didn't.
Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull 3rd
Given the lack of traction he had away from the line Vettel pulled off a remarkable feat in keeping Rosberg, Grosjean and Alonso behind him in the long, long run down to Turn 1. In the race he suffered from the effects of following other cars too closely. High temperatures don't tend to suit Adrian Newey-designed cars as he's famous for producing cars with neat aerodynamic profiles where everything is packed in and overheating can result.
When Vettel had his pit-stop and came out behind Jenson Button for the second time it was hilarious. Sadly it didn't last so long in the second stint, but you have to take your pleasures where you find them.
Vettel's most interesting comments came after the race when asked if he would consider Fernando Alonso as a team-mate next year or would he prefer Kimi Raikkonen? Vettel didn't dodge the question, he said that he would prefer Kimi "because Kimi's always been straight with me, where as other people..." the heavy inference being that after last year's end-of-season shenanigans he couldn't trust Fernando.
Mark Webber, Red Bull, 4th
A great recovery drive from Mark Webber after a strong start from the dirty side of the grid. In Friday practice he looked like he might take the fight to Sebastian Vettel in the race, that is until his car started to develop some familiar gremlins on Saturday and qualifying left him beached in tenth. It had been a struggle to get even that. The race was a different story.
Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, 5th
Starting from fifth you felt certain that Alonso - on the clean side, with his rocket starts and with a big distance to play with - was going to be P2 or P3 by Turn 2 or Turn 3. The only trouble is the three cars in front looked like they had pre-arranged to start in a way that kept him boxed in. At one point there was a tantalising gap that opened up between Vettel and Rosberg as the cars headed for Turn 1 and you felt sure Fernando was going to fill it, but he held back.
After the race he had a bizarre dig at Romain Grosjean's start: "Grosjean was concentrating on only me, maybe he forgot that we are racing 24 cars. I was happy that he paid penalty after to compensate a little bit for his aggressiveness." Going down to Turn 1 Grosjean was concentrating only on not interlinking his wheels with Sebastian Vettel who was moving ever left and was nowhere near Alonso. That sounds like a throwback to Spa 2012 and not what happened in the race. Grosjean followed Alonso's gearbox for thirteen laps at the end and didn't do anything stupid.
Jenson Button, McLaren, 7th
Like Webber, Button showed the advantage of leaving the line on a new set of Mediums, plus he was able to draw on the experience of a dozen Hungarian GPs. Despite quite a few cars wanting to give him punctures he managed to get through unscathed - plus he put a neat move on Felipe Massa into the Turn 6 chicane, a place that is phenomenally difficult to overtake even when the car in front has worn tyres.
Felipe Massa, Ferrari, 8thEverybody wanted a souvenir chunk of Felipe's front wing this race and it progressively disappeared like a caravan being towed by Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson (see this Sunday).
Sergio Perez, McLaren, 9th
It wasn't a spectacular race for Checo but he did well to qualify in front of Jenson Button given the last-minute assembly of his Mclaren on Saturday.
Pastor Maldonado, Williams, 10th
Williams' first points of the year and Pat Symmonds hasn't even joined yet.
Jean-Eric Vergne, Toro-Rosso, 12th
JEV got a but narky with all this talk about Daniel Ricciardo being the only Toro Rosso driver considered for the Red Bull drive and told French daily L'Equipe that when his car doesn't suffer problems he always beats Daniel Ricciardo. Despite qualifying six places behind Daniel he did. Though the margin was the slimmest.
Force India, Double DNF
It's fairly easy to see the big loser from the change of Pirellis. All of a sudden Force India are back in their natural habitat, duking it out with Williams, Saubers and Toro Rossos. Like Ferrari, they need to find a rapid solution.
Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, DNF
You can take the boy out of GP2, but you can't take the GP2 out of the boy. Rosberg's opening four corners had a touch of the wild-arsed lower formulae and his collision with Massa was every bit as ill-judged as anything Grosjean did on Button. Did he think Felipe was going to stand on the brakes and let him in mid-corner?
Daniel Ricciardo, Toro Rosso, 13th
Great qualifying, not so great start and ultimately a disappointing race - especially on the eve of Red Bull making their decision (widely expected ahead of the Belgian GP at Spa). The good thing is that the Silverstone test will have provided exactly the kind of data Red Bull need in a direct comparison with Sebastian Vettel. Mark Webber hasn't done too badly with the occasional poor start. But Daniel really does need to work on that sunny outlook and excess cheerfulness. It's so not F1...
Media Watch
This from the Official F1.com site commentary of Qualifying 1 on Saturday. Now we all make mistakes, as I'm constantly reminded, and this is not a criticism of another website. The funny thing about this is that someone must have typed it in a hurry and just as they pressed the irretrievable 'Publish' button you can hear them shouting "Doh!" but it's too late and it's gone. It's almost like a palindrome as well.
"Caterham will be pleased, though, comfortably beating both Caterhams."
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According to the 2003 Oklahoma State Assessment of Adult Literacy, 12 percent of Oklahomans over the age of 16 read at Below Basic Level, with another 31 percent of adults having only the most Basic reading skills. Individuals at these levels often face significant obstacles when trying to succeed in the workplace, community, and everyday life.
The Cleveland County Literacy Program is a volunteer-based program that provides free literacy instruction to adults who want to improve their reading and writing skills. Learners work one-to-one with a trained tutor using a variety of teaching methods and materials. Funds will be used to support adult literacy in Cleveland County.
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Grant funds were awarded by the Literacy Resource Office, a division of the Office of Library Development. State funding appropriated by the Oklahoma Legislature, not only provides literacy grants to programs throughout the state, but provides ongoing technical assistance, training, and resources to support local adult literacy efforts.
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Operations management is one of the central functions of all organisations whether producing goods or services, or in the private, public or voluntary sectors. This unit will provide you with a basic framework for understanding this function and discusses the role of operations managers, in particular the importance of focusing on suppliers and customers.
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Nico Rosberg gave his Mercedes team reason to smile after recording the fastest time during day one of testing in Barcelona, despite having another disrupted day.
Mercedes' were plagued by problems during the first testing session of the year in Jerez and matters were not straightforward for the German outfit once more on Tuesday. Rosberg was only able to complete 14 laps in the morning due to a gearbox issue but was able to bounce back in a frantic final hour to top the charts with a time of 1:22.616.
The four fastest times of the day were all recorded late on as drivers found the Pirelli medium tyres to their liking.
Kimi Raikkonen was hot on Rosberg's heels, following up with a lap of 1:22.623 shortly after the German had put the W04 at the head of the field.
Third fastest for the day was Fernando Alonso, with the Spaniard making his first appearance in the Ferrari F138. Alonso (101) was the only driver to put in more than 100 laps and he, like many others, saved his best for last as he posted a time of 1:22.952 on the medium-compound tyres.
Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull had been fastest for much of the day, leading the way on harder tyres, but the defending World Champion was 0.349 seconds slower than the Silver Arrows on the medium tyres.
Having launched the FW35 in the morning, Williams wasted little time in getting a handy number of laps under their belt, with Pastor Maldonado (85 laps) putting the new model through its paces in impressive fashion.
Daniel Ricciardo was sixth for Toro Rosso, ahead of Sergio Perez's McLaren. The Woking outfit had a quiet day, with Perez focusing on long runs in the afternoon.
Paul di Resta and Force India also spent much of the day working on long runs as the Scot notched up the eighth quickest time.
Esteban Gutierrez's Sauber - which had brought out first red flag of the day in the morning due to a fuel systems problem - notched up a best of 1:25.124, just ahead of Max Chilton's Marussia.
Charles Pic in the Caterham was hindered by a technical issue in the afternoon and finished at the bottom of the charts.
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WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Symphony in G, K. 45a
ANONYMUS • "Jubilate Deo" for a cappella choir(formerly attributed to Mozart)
WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Canon "Ave Maria", K. 554 for a cappella choir
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WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Mass in C, K. 220, "Sparrow Mass"
Presented by the Salzburg Festival in cooperation with the Mozarteum Salzburg Foundation
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A concert in the context of the programme for children and teenagers of the Salzburg Festival.
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These two ensembles will join forces in two concerts at the Festival. On the one hand, they will offer glimpses of the musical worlds of pure orchestral and choral a cappella literature. On the other hand, the finale of this joint appearance will be Mozart's Mass K. 220, the so-called 'Sparrow Mass' – and you can be sure that those little birdies will fill the Kollegienkirche with chirping, trills, music and song!
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'Religion is like a river flowing through many countries. Each country calls this river by a different name, possibly even claiming it for itself. Actually, however, the river is independent of countries and also springs from one source.' This description by the Sufi master Muzaffer Efendi is only one of many metaphors used in Sufism to express that religion is not meant to be divisive but unifying. The term 'Sufism' emerged at the same time as Islam, yet the Sufi philosophy of life can be traced back through all religions and many millennia – to this day, it is unclear whether the word is derived from the Arab word sūf ('new wool'), from the Greek term sophia ('wisdom') or from the Hebrew expression en sof ('it has no end') – to name just a few etymological interpretations.
Since the 12th century hundreds of Sufi orders have been established, and different as their characteristics may be, they all respect each other, for they share the same goal: their teachings focus on love as the only path towards finding God, whose name – Allah الله – consists of four Arab letters: alif أ, lām ل, lām ل, hā ه. The Sufis believe that the absolute, unknown essence of God is expressed by the last letter, audible when breath is slowly expelled, so that no living creature can avoid praising the divine. Therefore, each of their rituals, seemingly arising from silence, begins with the invocation of God's name, growing into chant and, with the oriental musical instruments gradually joining in, into music serving to connect believers with the divine. These rituals are led by the master (sheikh) of the order (tariqa) in question; the sheikh is connected with the divine source of knowledge through a chain of tradition via the Prophet Muhammad. The rituals, not one of which resembles another, are usually held at memorial places for Sufi masters who have died, for death is not an occasion for mourning but for joy, meaning the liberation of the soul, which exists eternally, from the body weighing it down.
Immediately enthusiastic about the idea behind the Ouverture spirituelle, the order Al-Gazoulia from Cairo and its sheikh Salem Algazouly spontaneously declared their willingness to perform a ritual for the first time in a public space at the Salzburg Festival. Orient and occident will then enter into a dialogue on July 24, when the violinist Frank Stadler from Salzburg will incorporate the sounds of Sufi chants into takassim improvisations, building bridges between this spiritual music and Bach's Ciaccona from the Partita in D Minor, for instance. In oriental music, the term takassim refers to soloistic improvisations with an instrument able to produce all nine subtle partial tones which lie between the whole notes in Turkish music. This form of improvisation, which is not intended to display technical virtuosity but to express, within a given framework, emotions and individuality through attention turned inward, is an essential characteristic of Hossam Mahmoud's compositions. With his work Seelenfäden, commissioned by the Salzburg Festival, he recalls the last words of the Sufi master and martyr Mansur Al-Hallağ, brutally executed in 922, words he was reported to have uttered smilingly in the face of death. The personality and poems of this philosopher, who has remained influential to our time, are also the source of inspiration for the new work by Samir Odeh-Tamimi, whose Mansúr was inspired by traditional Sufi rituals. The celebration of nature, of man and the divine – the culmination of every Sufi ritual – also lies at the heart of the works in the Christian tradition presented as part of the Ouverture spirituelle. It is reflected in the opening highlight, Haydn's description of the creation of the world in Die Schöpfung, and in Bruckner's Te Deum, which closes the Ouverture spirituelle and in which heaven and earth join in the praise of God. A new oratorio, so to speak – an instrumental one – has been discovered by Nikolaus Harnoncourt in Mozart's last three symphonies. After studying these works intensely, he is convinced that due to various parameters, they are conjoined in an almost magical way, reflecting the fateful path of man in their succession of keys (E-flat major, G minor, and C major): a path beginning in solemn seriousness, with dramatic conflicts, leading to hopelessness and finally to a triumphant 'hallelujah'.
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Disputationes Form Part of the Ouverture spirituelle
Continuing its involvement of the past two years, the Herbert Batliner European Institute cooperates with the Salzburg Festival to accompany the Ouverture spirituelle with scientific debates and discussions. Flanking the concert programme with its focus on Islam, the Disputationes deal with issues of intercultural and interreligious dialogue.
The opening event takes place on July 18, 2014 and will be followed by three public discussions as part of the Ouverture spirituelle.
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EA confirms PSN and XBL details on original Alice title
After American McGee announced earlier in the week that Alice: Madness Returns will include a copy of the original Alice game with it, today, EA officially confirmed the news.5
Alice: Madness Returns to include original game
American McGee's confirmed that this summer's Alice: Madness Returns will ship with a code to download the original 2000 PC platformer – on all formats.8
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EA's released five new screens of Alice: Madness Returns. The Spicy Horse was shown at the publisher's European press event in London this week. The screens include a weird baby-looking thing that we can't honestly describe, a teapot with an eye and a very creepy looking Cheshire Cat. We'll have an interview and impressions for […]4
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Alice: Madness Returns rated for the UK
The BBFC has given its final rating for EA's upcoming sequel to American McGee's Alice, saying it'll have a 15 certificate when it releases in the UK.1
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Alice: Madness Returns gets first official gameplay trailer
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Alice: Madness Returns gets first gameplay footage
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Shadows of the Damned and Alice: Madness Returns dated
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EA submits trademark for Alice: Madness Returns
Electronic Arts has submitted a new trademark application for "Alice: Madness Returns," suggesting the moniker could be the final name of the game currently in development at Spicy Horse.1
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