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I know, I'm a cheapskate, but I am wondering what loss I'll have by putting a 82-77mm step-down ring on my 90mm f/5.6 Super Angulon for when I need to use a filter. All of my other lenses have been standardized to 77mm filter rings so I have a set of filters in this size only. This would only be for use when I need a filter and will be using a 82mm hood on the lens when a filter isn't needed.
Is it possible to put a step-up ring on the back filter ring from whatever it is (I don't know) to 77mm and put my filters back there instead of on the front and just use the hood on the front?

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A simple, hearty meat-free meal. Pair with a green salad, and dinner is ready. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 45.6g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 7.6g | Protein: 8.8g | Calories: 213.1
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This is an easy, full-bodied stew with flavors of Mexico - chili, cumin and garlic. Submitted by JANETTEA Carbs: 41g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 12.3g | Protein: 10g | Calories: 209.5
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Banana ppsicles with a delicious chocolate-peanut butter coating are a perfect low-cal snack! Submitted by XKRISS6X Carbs: 10.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 62.9
So low in calories- NO fat! Submitted by MISSVYKY Carbs: 17.7g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 83.3
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This is a chocolate pudding recipe that I modified for my lactose intolerant husband. It uses Unsweetened Original Almond Breeze, but I think that unsweetened soy milk would work too. Submitted by PRAIRIE_MUM Carbs: 17.7g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 89.2
Submitted by ASYNJA Carbs: 19.2g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 100.4
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This is a great recipe if you are out of eggs or milk! Submitted by MABBETTE Carbs: 19.1g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 99.9
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This is a great vegan pancake recipe when you've got the craving, but don't want a lot of calories. Very filling. Submitted by FLATTOPBOX Carbs: 35.4g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 210.2
Reminiscent of traditional Meat Loaf but without all the meat, dairy, eggs, or badness. This version is low on calories and fat, reasonable in sodium and carbs, and high in delicious. Submitted by KATJWINTER Carbs: 26.3g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 5.9g | Protein: 9.4g | Calories: 137.4
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This is my favorite comfort food breakfast when i'm sick and/or it's cold and nasty outside. Plus it's a great way to use up leftover rice. Submitted by KATJWINTER Carbs: 34.1g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 7.9g | Calories: 196.4
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this is SO good and healthy and filling. I could barely finish it. Submitted by MMMEGANNN Carbs: 40.2g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 9.9g | Calories: 222.7
Cookbook creator says: Have to sub skim milk for almond. Submitted by KARENMON Carbs: 33.7g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 7.3g | Calories: 203.5
Slow cookers aren't just for meat! This is a tasty, affordable one-pot vegetarian meal that's filling and perfect for your slow cooker. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 30.5g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 8.2g | Protein: 7g | Calories: 183.6
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Demo Derby: Official PlayStation Magazine: Issue 58
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The chaos and fun of Saints Row is fully intact in the underworld, but a new setting can only go so far.
Dimensions recaptures enough of Geometry Wars' thrills to stand as the best new dual-joystick shooter in quite a while.
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Tycho Brahe's mechanically savvy niece in Penny Arcade : On The Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness. She is also Tycho's niece in the Penny Arcade comics.
Decides to help you stop the mimes' plot once you help him retrieve his three lost possessions. Can be found on Pelican Bay. (Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode One)
This mechanical menace is only capable of one feeling: an insatiable lust for fruit.
Fuchsia is a robot that is modified by Anne-Claire and it is a support character. Its attack is Rainbow and has the effect of getting stronger every time you use it.
He is a NPC that is located in Hobo Alley. You give him hobo meat under the guise that its delicious normal meat and its for charity as well.
This man is found in Hobo Alley. He may look tough, but under that exterior is a sensitive side... A side that creates music.... about trash.
Character in the popular Penny-Arcade comics, and star of Penny Arcade: On The Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness. He's deadly with a cardboard shipping tube.
Kurtis Swindell is a reputable vendor in Pelican Bay that you can buy a few items from such as the Sinwheel. He is obviously not the most stable person as he'll mumble to himself often and seems to be obsessed with the Pelican Bay Tokens.
A stray cat who plays the role of support character in Penny Arcade's On The Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness.
Tycho Brahe originates from the web-comic Penny Arcade. The original character is the alter-ego of the comic's writer, Jerry Holkins, and is named after the astronomer and alchemist of the same name.
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Classics Department Events: Fall 2014
Friday, September 26th:
- 12:30-1:30: Annual FOPS (Friends of Pre-modern Studies) picnic
- 2:30pm-4: students' coffee with Professor Sarah E. Bond
- 5:30pm: lecture by Prof. Sarah E. Bond, "Brewer, Businessman, Barbarian: Cervesarii in the Western Roman Empire"
Thursday, October 16th:
- 4pm (at UW-Madison): Dr. Richard Talbert lecture, "The Empire in Your Hand: Roman Portable Sundials"
Wednesday, October 29th (Advising Practicum):
- 10:30-11:20: Department Fair in Commons
- 12pm-1:30: Information about the Rome course, information for majors
Saturday, November 1st:
- Art Institute of Chicago trip (free for Classics majors)
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- 12:30-1:30: Classics tea! Join us and your fellow fans of Classics for snacks, hot beverages, and good conversations. This event also serves as the unofficial meeting time for Classics Club and Eta Sigma Phi.


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"I loved it, served it to my daughter's college friends. Perfect for a casual dinner. Made cornbread and soup as sides. Restaurant quality. Have to admit, I took some short cuts, used frozen veggies, did not seem to detract from quality."
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"I can't take it anymore," she said, as matter-of-factly as she had ordered a lentil burger just minutes before. Her hand wrapped around her diet coke with lemon like the proclamation was just another mundane part of our conversation, just another cog in the machine of our workaday… Read full post »
Remember Lurlene McDaniel? When I was in elementary and middle school, I couldn't get enough of her books. For those who missed this 90s pre-teen phenomenon, McDaniel specialized in what the Daily Mail has recently dubbed "sick lit," , books a/… Read full post »
I'm thinking about the ways in which we protect ourselves. Against each other. Against ourselves. There's a paper taped to my bulletin board that reads, "what are we bracing from?" Another says, "studies of the edges of things."
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I wish they would stop calling depression a mental illness. Because when I'm depressed, my mind is the last to go. I find it first in my body. On that morning when depression first descends,… Read full post »
Suicide: why we need to talk about it
I want to talk about suicide because hardly anyone does. Suicide is the whisper that goes around the room at funeral parlors like a virus spread from handshake to handshake. It's He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named. It's the deep, dark secret that hides in the family skeleton closet and the silence… Read full post »
On abuse and understanding: maybe no one does.
"I don't understand how girls could let that happen to them. What makes a person stay with someone who hurts them?" My boyfriend, my kind, beautifully gentle boyfriend twined his fingers in mine. I sipped my glass of wine and stared into the bonfire flames. I wondered what he'd say if… Read full post »
On birth and being: a quarter century reflection
New online literary journal emphasizes ability equality
A new online literary and arts journal released its first issue this week. Limn Literary & Arts Journal is a project to support new and emerging artists and to bridge the gap between art and assistance. Limn is well poised to become a major player in disability arts assistance and… Read full post »
Domestication Handbook: a new look at the human as animal
I didn't read Domestication Handbook. I devoured it. Or, it devoured me. Or, I stopped thinking about the distinction as I fell into author Kristen Stone's unique way with language that begs investigation, mastication and complete, total attention.
There are boo… Read full post »
Where the water goes: what my summer drought looks like
As I drive North, the color fades away.
Past the expanses of lush green lawn, punctuated only by two-car garages, two-story colonials, two kids and a dog, all of them shut tight against the interloping world. Their sprinklers lazily fanning their corporate-constructed gardens a… Read full post »
I think it was the bumper sticker that did it.
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Name-stealer: how my bully shaped my self
Erin hated me because my first name was the same as her middle name. To a kidnergartener, stealing someone's name is among the utmost transgressions. At five years old, a name is the closest thing any of us had to an identity, and I had hijacked half of… Read full post »
Summer lovin' in song
I miss our tender moments. Remember the concert where you draped yourself over my shoulders and fell there, like dead weight against the dove-curve where my neck meets my back? You were heavy and real against me and the smell of your hair engulfed my nostrils. It was unpleasant to everyone… Read full post »
How to lose someone
Stop seeing his eyes in other people's faces. When you pass someone on the sidewalk, don't let your chest throb with recognition. Don't stare for a few seconds longer than necessary, remembering how you used to swim grateful laps in depths so much like those that are achingly familiar.
Wh… Read full post »
What I write about when I write about writing.
I spend more time thinking about writing than actually writing. The thought of producing words, of stringing them together into phrases, then sentences, maybe, paralyzes my fingers, a shot of Novocain in each knuckle, hunched like little old men over the keys. Arthritic shoulders. Just… Read full post »
Hungry for more: how I fell headfirst into The Hunger Games
Ok, I admit it. Last night, when I was supposed to be diving brain-first into Terry Tempest Williams' "Refuge," I read the "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins instead. And as much as it pains my pretentious literature nerd soul to jump on the bandwagon, I'm hooked.
My edi… Read full post »
Beauty is a Verb: a gushing review
I'm reading a poetry anthology called Beauty is a Verb: the New Poetry of Disability, edited by Jennifer Bartlett, Shelia Black and Michael Northen and I want to literally devour it. I want to break its spine and tear its pages out, one by one, stuff them in my mouth/… Read full post »
What we write about when we write about. . . anything.
To thine own self be true.
Above all else, be kind.
Can we be both? Should we? And just how far does "kind" extend?
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Sometimes, something as small as a paperback from a friend can change your life. But, like most improbable cliches, the timing has to be right for that to happen. You have to be in a certain state of mind: optimistic, maybe. Or overtired. You also have to be in the… Read full post »
Back in elementary school, we had a thing called Show and Tell. I'm sure some of you remember. The idea was, each kid brought in her most treasured possession, something particularly gross, exciting, sparkly, shiny, whatever, and showed it off to one-up the next kid. If you didn't have… Read full post »
If the economy was a joke in 2009, freshly-minted college grads were the punchline.
December 2008: the economy is tanking, and it's tanking hard. Unemployment is skyrocketing, moms are competing with their teens who are elbowing their retired grandmas out of the way, all because m… Read full post »
Last night, I dreamt of dancing
I close my eyes and I am a dancer
all pin-tight turns like curls I used to twirl in my hair
when I wanted to look like Somebody.
Box steps liberate me
one-two-one-two out of the limitations my life has placed on me
and motionless
I'm free.
Last night,… Read full post »
Mass hysteria: why we need a culture shift
You know what bothers me most about the LeRoy high school "mass hysteria" case that's receiving so much media attention right now? The fact that the parents are refusing to allow their children to seek treatment because, apparently, they don't like the diagnosis.
The neurologists at the… Read full post »
The endless romance of email
I love getting emails.
I know this is the age of text messages and facebook and social media and email is like, sooooo five seconds ago, but is there anything as exciting as looking at your phone and seeing that little red star that means "someone wants to… Read full post »
On Writing: the itch that must be scratched
Sometimes I write feverishly.
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The winners and losers of protectionism – the US sugar industry
Episode 454: The Lollipop War : Planet Money : NPR
This episode of my favorite podcast, Planet Money provides a great overview of the effects of the US government's long-time protectiono f the sugar industry on various stakeholders.
When teaching the effects of protectionism, I urge students to evaluate its effects on both consumers and producers. Often, however, students generalize this analysis, and make broad statements like "consumer will pay higher prices for the good", without clarifying who, exactly, the consumers of the protected good are. In the case of agricultural commodities, the "consumer" is typically not a private individual who buys the product at a store, rather, it's the producers of process foods that use the commodities as inputs into their products which then are sold to consumers.
This is all to say that there is more than just a loss of "consumer surplus" in the market for a protected agricultural commodity. Rather, the effects can be far more serious, as the producers of hte consumer goods that use the commodity as an input may be forced to shut down their domestic production and move overseas. This is the story told in the podcast, as the maker of the candy dum dums has moved its plants to Mexico to take advantage not of lower wages or less regulation, rather the cheaper sugar that can be acquired there.
Listen to the podcast, and respond to the discussion questions that follow:
Discussion Questions:
- What method does the US government use to protect domestic sugar producers?
- What are the main economic arguments for continued protection of the US sugar industry?
- What are the main arguments for the removal of protection of US sugar producers?
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The development of police in Canada
Canada's earliest legal traditions can be traced to both France and England. Quebec city followed the early models of French cities and created a watchman system in 1651. Upper Canada, later renamed Ontario, adopted English traditions and established both a constabulary and a watch-and-ward system. The English system was imposed on French areas after 1759. Using England's Metropolitan Police Act as a model, Toronto created a police department in 1835, and Quebec city and Montreal followed suit in 1838 and 1840, respectively. In 1867 provincial police forces were established for the vast rural areas in eastern Canada.
The North West Mounted Police (renamed the Royal Canadian Mounted Police [RCMP] in 1920) was created in 1873 to police the western plains. The original 300 officers initially were assigned the task of eliminating incursions by whiskey-trading Americans who were inciting Canadian Indians (now known as First Nations) to acts of violence, and later the force spearheaded attempts to make the Canadian frontier an integral part of Canada. It protected immigrants and fought prairie fires, disease, and destitution in the new settlements.
The Canadian mounted police represented a significant departure from Anglo-Saxon policing traditions. Similar in organization, style, and method to the models of France and Ireland, they operated more like a military organization than a traditional police force. Strong leadership ensured that they operated with restraint and within Canadian political traditions.
Developments in policing since 1900: the United States example
The struggle for political control of the police in the United States gave rise to a distinctive strategy of policing that became influential throughout the Western democracies in the 20th century. The strategy involved new managerial techniques, integrated sources of authority, innovative tactics, and a narrowed definition of police work. Many of the reform leaders were police administrators who desired to make policing more professional. They sought to improve the administration and organization of their departments while at the same time isolating them from the corrupting influence of local politics. The strategy eventually led to the rejection of the Peelian principle that effective policing needed community approval and support. Instead, administrators adopted an insular view of professionalism that emphasized crime fighting as the primary function of police work. That rejection of the alliance between the community and police and the narrowing of the mission of police work would lead to disastrous consequences in later decades.
The period from about 1900 to 1920 was a tumultuous time for police in the United States: progressives battled entrenched ward and "machine" leaders for political control of cities; labour unrest and concerns about communist influence preoccupied many politicians and police officials; political and economic corruption was widespread at all levels of government; and the Prohibition movement was becoming a political force. Riots, mass demonstrations, and bombings were not unusual. The limited ability of local police departments and private detective agencies to handle such problems eventually forced federal and state governments to create their own police organizations.
Federal and state police
The United States Secret Service was created in 1865 to prevent counterfeiting. Never numbering more than a few dozen agents during the 19th century, the agency operated in the traditions of the previous century. During the 1890s the Secret Service occasionally was called upon to guard the president, a duty that did not become permanent until 1901.
The Bureau of Investigation—which later developed into the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)—was created in 1908. Many members of the U.S. Congress had opposed the creation of a secret investigatory agency. In this case the concern was more than ideological: the Secret Service had been investigating corruption in Congress as well as in governmental agencies, and many congressmen were wary of increasing the president's investigatory powers. Nevertheless, Pres. Theodore Roosevelt issued an executive order directing his attorney general, Charles Bonaparte, to bypass the reluctant politicians and create the bureau after Congress had adjourned. The Bureau of Investigation began with a modest mandate to investigate antitrust cases, several types of fraud, and certain crimes committed on government property or by government officials.
In 1920 the Department of the Treasury created the first sizable federal police agency. Charged with enforcing Prohibition, the "T-Men," as they came to be known, grew to a force of approximately 4,000 officers during the peak of the crusade against alcohol.
During the early 20th century, some states began to create police forces, as other states (such as Texas and Massachusetts) had done on a smaller scale before then. In 1905 Pennsylvania established the first modern state police department. Formed with the professed purpose of fighting rural crime, state police in Pennsylvania (and later in other states) were used primarily to circumvent corrupt or inefficient local police forces and to control strikes in areas where local police were sympathetic to unions. Pennsylvania's lead was soon followed by other states, including New York (1917), Michigan, Colorado, and West Virginia (1919), and Massachusetts (1920). Regarded as models of efficiency and honesty, state police were the prototypes of what came to be known as professional police organizations: highly disciplined, narrowly focused, centrally administered, and organized into a quasi-military hierarchy of command and control.


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Dylan Mohan Gray's documentary Fire in the Blood is the kind of film that just pisses you off. No, not because the film itself is horrible, but because the things that the film introduces to you are horrific. This film could've been just as easily been titled Genocide of the Poor.
The film details the rise of antiretroviral drugs and their usage to keep HIV and AIDS in check in the late '90s; set at a high price point, thus affordable for only a small grouping, predominantly in North America and Europe, the name brand ARVs were like a miracle drug that were consistently out of the reach of poorer countries. Eventually countries like Thailand and India began creating generic ARVs as effective as the name brands, but countries such as South Africa were unable to import these more affordable generics, due to patent laws protecting the pharmaceutical companies behind the name brand drugs.
In other words, even though millions were dying in Africa, and generics were more affordable, they were being blocked by pharmaceutical companies afraid that the lower-priced generics would somehow cut into their higher-priced name brand market in other countries. Financial bottom line over human lives. If you're poor, and you have HIV, you're dead, even though it doesn't have to be that way.
Now, the above is a severe oversimplification of the initial details of the film, but I hope they paint how maddening the picture is here. Watching this documentary is an emotional rollercoaster, and I'm not going to reveal any of more of the developments that come along, mainly because I don't want to take away from your own experience. That said, I will say that there are moments of great triumph, humanity, hope, sadness, disgust and disbelief. There are very real heroes and villains. And victims.
This is the sort of film that sheds the light on a massive problem that has been ongoing since ARVs came onto the scene, but it also points out the insanity behind pharmaceutical companies setting unreasonable prices for drugs with no regard for the actual cost of manufacturing. Essentially, they charge when they know they can get, and then they do whatever they can to undermine anyone who can do it cheaper. Yes, it's business, and I get that, but we're talking about human lives here. If a drug exists that can cure, or ease someone's suffering, that someone should not be blocked from getting that drug.
Overall, this is another in a list of documentaries that left me flabbergasted and angry. Quite frankly, there are details in the film that disgusted me so much I cursed at the screen. Watch the film if and when you can. Hopefully the information in this film will reach the masses and the disgust at the situation, still ongoing, will prompt true change. Then again, I'm an optimist. An angry, disillusioned, prick of an optimist.
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DC prices are doing OK, just because it happens to be where the drain is.
People who are underwater on their mortgage - or those who advise them - should read an article by an Arizona law Professor titled, Underwater and Not Walking Away, in which he argues that millions of homeowners should be strategically defaulting - but they are shamed into making the bad financial decision to keep paying their mortgage even when they are seriously underwater. The article is downloadable at http://ssrn.com/abstract=1494467.
I tracked a neighbor's 2 year foreclosuer process via our county's web site. (They bought a house at $20k over the asking price, probably for a cash kickback.)
They finally were booted out in January this year, and that house is still empty.
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Purchased new living room furniture in Oct '08, as I saw the truck delivering the furniture.
During a football game on TV I saw VW's "sign and drive" commercial. No down payment, no 1st payment, etc.
No doubt they probably took VW up on that and drove somewhere to continue thier con.
The upside of unemployment is it will make facing these losses much sooner than otherwise. If they find work elsewhere they can do a short sale or deed in lieu and be freed from it, but taxes only if they are insolvent. The only difficulty is they won't have a down payment for another, but if they stop paying as soon as they lose their job they could build one up by the time they have to move out.
When the homeowner is underwater, this ties him or her like a ball and chain to their house. Tie this with unemployment, you do have a recipe for default. What's worse is that because the underwater owners can't sell their homes, they must stay in a stagnant local economy. In the long run, this will stifle any recovery, because many people will be unable to move where the jobs are. Federal subsidization of home ownership has put more people into homes, but at the cost of mobility.
Given the strong correlation between unemployment figures and underwater mortgages, combined with your assessment of lingering economic problems in these regions for years to come, does this mean we will no longer have to endure op-ed pieces urging us to increase the use of no-recourse mortgages to prevent underwater homeowners from ceasing mortgage payments? Or is there still a valid argument that if consumers were saddled with debts they can't pay, and banks were not forced to recognize losses on loans they can't collect, that our economy will recover?
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"Recovery" will probably include housing prices that are much more in line with fundamentals. This means much more in line with the prices in the rest of the country (with the possible exception of Michigan, where the fundamentals are very different).
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Cheesy Bean and Cheese Enchiladas
1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup nutritional yeast
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon garlic powder
2 cups water
1/4 cup vegan margarine
1 teaspoon mustard
2 (10-ounce) cans enchilada sauce
3 (14.5-ounce) cans beans, drained (e.g., white, kidney, pinto, black)
1 (15-ounce) can olives, drained and chopped
2 medium onions, chopped
1/2 cup salsa (optional)
1/4 cup chopped cilantro
10 tortillas
1. "Cheese" Sauce: In medium-large saucepan, combine flour, nutritional yeast, salt and garlic powder. Whisk in water water. Heat on medium heat until bubbling and thick. Remove from heat and add margarine and mustard. Set aside 1/2 cup of the cheese sauce in separate container.
2. Except for 1/2 cup of enchilada sauce, add the enchilada sauce, beans, olives, onions, salsa, and tomato to the saucepan; stir to combine.
3. Coat the bottom of a 9" x 13" pan with some of the reserved enchilada sauce. Place a tortilla in the pan and lightly cover with more enchilada sauce. Spoon filling onto a tortilla, then roll the tortilla, and push it to one end of pan. Repeat until all tortillas are filled.
4. Pour the rest of the enchilada sauce on top and spread on reserved cheese sauce.
5. Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit until brown for 30 to 45 minutes.
This was really good, but we definitely missed the dairy cheese. Just kinda made us want cheese more, which isn't good, since we're making the vegan transition. Thought this recipe might satisfy the cheese craving for us, but it didn't. Still, it is a great recipe, totally worth making. I'll probably make it again.
I only used one can of black beans, and leftover taco filling I had. I also forget to add the margarine!!! But it still came out yummy. Next time, I'll saute the onions a bit before I add them to the sauce. I didn't like the crunch of them in the sauce. Or maybe I should have just diced them smaller.
Also, it took hardly any time at all!!! I love this recipe for that. I have a toddler and an infant, so making dinner is often quite a battle. This was just the opening of a few cans, I chopped some onion and put everything together, put it in the oven and spent the extra time snuggling with my girls. An excellent recipe for a quick dinner!!! Thanks.
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So I was smart & read the reviews before making & realized that a lot of the bean mixture was going to be left over, so I just added a little to the "chessey"(really mustard mixture & doubled my outcome. You end up w/ 20 enchiladas instead. Just do 3/4 c flour, 1 1/2 tsp salt, 1 1/2tsp garlic powder, 3/4 c nutritional yeast, 3 c water, 1 1/2 tsp mustard, 3 tbsp soy margarine, 20 tortillas & 28oz enchilada sause . Then just set aside 1 cup of the mustard mixture to top enchiladas, 1/2 c per 9x13 pan. ALSO SECRET TO NOT CRACKING TORTILLAS, just place 10 totillas at a time for 1 min on plate in microwave w/ another plate covering it . Tortillas come out pliable & perfect, no need to heat in plastic bag that is just so not good for us. ALSO Cover w/ foil when baking these pans of enchiladas, no crusty ends that way.
I made this today and it was delicious. I layered it like a casserole instead of wrapping each tortilla. Also, I forgot to add the enchilada sauce...It still turned out great!
guilty confession: i halved this recipe to eat over a few days..... BUT I JUST ATE IT ALL!!! hahahah. it was soooo good though. :D
WOW. i llooooved the "cheesy" sauce!! It was so yummy. I was nervous about the yeast because I've always been so bad with yeast. but it turned out to well!! I didn't have olives or mustard, but it still was delicious. Now I want to try it with those things. MmmmM thanks!!!
This was super good!! My whole family loved it. I made a few changes - I did 1 can of Vegetarian refried beans, and 1 can black beans (instead of 3 cans of beans) I also used some whole wheat tortillas as well as corn. The whole wheat ones seemed to hold up better in the oven ~ better then the corn ones. I served with some mexican corn ~ super yummy!!
This was pretty good....I should have sprayed the bottom of the pan with some cooking spray because they stuck and became enchilada piles, but overall, still yummy....
I think next time I will half the nooch sauce and shred some Follow Your Heart Nacho cheese into it for the rest.....it was a lot of nooch and I was tired of it after the first enchilada....
This is recipe is fabulous. In fact, this dish tastes better than any 'authentic' mexican food I've had at local restaurants. I had it for dinner last night, and for lunch and dinner today! It makes a TON. It is soo freakin good though. I put some tofutti sour cream on mine, added pico de gallo instead of salsa, and chopped green onions once it came out of the oven. 5 stars!
I made these Enchiladas last night for dinner, they were delicious! I did change up the recipe a bit tho and used Amy Organic Vegan Chilli (spicy) as my filling along with the "cheese". I also added pico de gio insted of salsa. I coated the bottom of my baking pan with enchilada sause and used flour tortillas. Strained all the chunk out of the mixture and used that as filling then added the "cheese" sause that I put to the side and some tofutti sour cream and used that as the topping along with a little more enchilada sause. This recipe makes ALOT of food, I was able to feed 5 very hungry men & myself with this recipe. It was amazing and I will definitely add it to my once a week recipes! :)


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Well, it's that time of year again. Cranky, 14, Whiny, 13, and Punch, 11, are back in school. But somehow, this year, things are a little bit different. It's been brewing like a storm on the horizon, so I wasn't shocked at the occurrence. I was, however, shocked by the enormity of it all. Suddenly, all three of them have cultivated a social life. A social life—I might add—that is much more time-consuming and entertaining than my own. There are limitless options for a tween/teen weekend: sports, movies, hanging out. Occasionally, a kid will have parents brave enough to host a party—I think brave is the word I'm looking for—but in the end, things are as they have always been: The nucleus of young-teen socializing continues to be 'the dance.'
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Interest may have been sparked by Rose-Hulman's success in student entrepreneurship. Recently, a software engineering major was selected as one of the nation's top collegiate entrepreneurs in StartupNation.com's first Dorm-Based 20 competition. And this month the school's Rose-Hulman Ventures is featured in Inventors Digest in a story on how it is teaching inventiveness to today's students.
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Ground has been broken for the $20 million Eugene and Marilyn Glick Eye Institute on the Indiana University /Purdue University campus. The building will be home to the Indiana University Department of Ophthalmology. The Eugene and Marilyn Glick Family Foundation has donated $30 million to the project for construction and a research endowment. The building should be open to patients in the summer of 2010.
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Kingsbury Roundabout Road Rage Incident: Woman Climbs On Top Of BMW In London (VIDEO)
A woman has been caught on camera climbing on top of a BMW during a dramatic road rage incident.
Riz Husain captured the altercation between a male motorist and a passenger in an Audi A3 near the Kingsbury roundabout in north-west London.
The shocking footage shows the man getting out of his car to confront the woman before driving off... with her perched on top of his car.
"So I'm driving up to Kingsbury roundabout when I see a girl get out of the passenger side of the Audi A3 and climb on the roof of the BMW," explained Mr Husain on YouTube.
"She's not coming down until the guy stops. Her friend in the Audipulls across the BMW."
He added: "The guy in the BMW incensed the first girl has climbed onto his roof tries to get her off by driving away.
"She eventually comes down to the bonnet, before eventually getting off and joining her friend in the Audi."
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Symbols of war roll into Paine Field — just for show
A U.S.-built Sherman tank and a Soviet MiG jet are among the attractions in the expansion of Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Collection at Paine Field.
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Flying Heritage Collection expanding
At 11 a.m. Friday, Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Collection at Everett's Paine Field will open a second hangar with new exhibits, weaponry and a 49-seat theater.
Admission is free for the Friday event. Regular admission: $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and military; $8 for youth (6-15); children 5 and under free.
Address: 3407 109th St. S.W. at Paine Field in Everett.
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You don't need to know much about a Sherman tank, or a Soviet MiG fighter jet, to know you wouldn't want to see either bearing down on you.
The 33-ton tank has a 75-mm cannon and three machine guns. The MiG-29 jet could attack targets in the air or on the ground, and some models could carry tactical nuclear weapons.
But starting Friday, you can safely step in front of either of these iconic symbols of war at Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Collection at Paine Field in Everett.
The tank and jet are marquee attractions of the 25,000-square-foot "Hangar 2," which will increase by 70 percent the display space for the collection of military equipment the Microsoft co-founder has amassed over the years.
Once the second hangar is open, the center will have 19 aircraft on display, along with a dozen other artifacts, including tanks and large gun assemblies.
"Paul doesn't collect these to put them in a closet," said Cory Graff, the center's military aviation curator. "He collects them to share with the public."
The collection, which opened in Arlington in 2004, moved to Paine Field in 2008.
Staffers won't disclose what Allen has paid for the artifacts, but the collection's executive director, Adrian Hunt, said Allen seeks out what he regards as important specimens.
"What we're trying to do is to find important examples of technological innovation, particularly in aviation, and to restore those examples to their original condition to an obsessive degree, so that every wire, every nut and every bolt is as it was in the original," Hunt said.
As intimidating as the Sherman tank appears from the outside, being inside one was also dangerous. In Europe in World War II, Sherman tanks were overmatched by German "Tigers" in firepower and range, and were often destroyed by armor-piercing shells.
Some historians say the Sherman tank's greatest strength was simply that there were so many of them — some 50,000 were produced.
The tank in Everett was built at Pressed Steel Car in Chicago and delivered to the U.S. Army in 1943.
Graff said it probably didn't go to Europe until after World War II and was used for years by the Dutch Army for target practice, resulting in significant damage that was repaired after Allen purchased it from a collector in 2010.
The restored tank arrived in Tacoma by ship last year and was trucked to Paine Field.
The MiG jet that's on display also probably never saw combat, Graff said. It's a two-seater model, the type produced to train new pilots, with the instructor in one seat.
After the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991, this MiG became the property of the Ukrainian military. AIlen purchased it from a collector in a deal completed in 2011.
Allen's aircraft hub is called a collection rather than a museum, Hunt said, because the planes in it are not locked into static displays. Instead, nearly every airplane is maintained in flight-ready condition.
About twice a month during the summer, a couple of planes from the collection are rolled out of their hangar and flown, and the public is invited to watch.
"We treat them with great respect," Hunt said. "We don't do loop-the-loops or acrobatics. We have them do what they were meant to do."
There are no plans to have the planes fly during Friday's ribbon-cutting for the second hangar.
The first fly day this year is scheduled for May 18.
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India is poised to play a critical role in protecting and maintaining peace and stability in Central Asia in the backdrop of developments in Afghanistan and India's strategic partnership with Afghanistan's neighbours such as Uzbekistan was of critical importance, observed Vice-President M. Hamid Ansari.
In an interaction with media personnel on aboard Air India-1, the Vice-President, who is leading a parliamentary and official delegation to Uzbekistan on a four-day visit, said India would explore the possibility of getting uranium supplies from Uzbekistan, a uranium-rich country.
Terming the relations between India and Uzbekistan as excellent, Mr. Ansari said both the countries had established a strategic partnership which included a Joint Working Group on Counter Terrorism. Uzbekistan had been adopting more of a neutral stance on developments in Central Asia and the Indian delegation would discuss the common struggle against terrorism, which every country was afflicted with, in some form or the other.
On India's role in Afghanistan, in the backdrop of the U.S. security forces pulling out of the country, the Vice-President said India's interest in regional peace and stability in Afghanistan remained unchanged. "Our effort would always be to help the Afghan people. We have helped Afghanistan in building hospitals, road, power plants, railway lines... people have appreciated India's help. We will continue to help them but we will not use Afghanistan as a front yard for some other thing."
On his meeting with the Chinese Premier Li, the Vice-President said his interaction with the Chinese leader was more on a philosophical plane. He had underlined the need for India and China to improve people-to-people relationship.
The Indian delegation was accorded a ceremonial reception at the Tashkent International Airport. Mr. Ansari was received by Ilgizar Sobirov, Chairman of the Senate of Oliy Majlis, and Akmal Kamalov, Deputy Foreign Minister and the Indian Ambassador A. Gitesh Sarma.
The Vice-President is accompanied by his wife Salma Ansari, Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jayanti Natarajan and MPs E.M. Sudarsana Natchiappan, Shivanand Tiwari, K.N. Balagopal and Sumitra Mahajan.
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In September of 1956 Jean and four of her friends from Handley High in Roanoke came to Jacksonville State University. They were housed in the old Daugette Hall. She remembers the student body gathering in the evenings after supper on what they called the triangle.
The third day she was here, she and some friends were walking to town.
Two young men stopped and offered them a ride. Jean had left a boyfriend back in Roanoke, but one of those young men, Earl "Pee Wee" Johnson, a local boy, ended up being what she describes as the love of her life and the father of her four children.
After they were married on March 7, 1957, Jean continued her studies at JSU and in January of 1958 their first child, Tonya, was born. Kelly arrived in October of 1959 and twins Sheri and Terri came along in November of 1960.
Jean continued her studies at JSU and helped her husband in his family's restaurant business during all three pregnancies while all four children were under the age of 3.
Back then school systems allowed teachers to work on what was called emergency certification. In 1961 Jean began working as a substitute teacher in the Calhoun County schools. She taught at Saks High for a year and then went back to JSU full time, graduating in 1963.
After getting her degree in health and physical education she worked in the Anniston City School System.
During the summers from 1965-70, she directed the summer program for the Office of Equal Opportunity for the Anniston and Jacksonville housing authorities, serving hundreds of children, most of the time with her own young children in tow.
In early summer of 1970, Jacksonville Housing Authority director Faith Pearson told Jean about a new program that several area churches were trying to get off the ground. Money was available through the Appalachian Regional Commission and the old Eastwood School was being offered as a site for the project, a day care center for low income working families, something new and very much needed.
The newly formed day care board was looking for a director for the program. Mrs. Pearson urged Jean to apply for the job.
Jean opened the center on Nov. 3, 1970 and continued in that position until her retirement on Nov. 3, 2003.
Along the way she became the program administrator for the East Alabama Child Development Program which incorporated 26 child care centers from Huntsville to Mobile.
Jean found time to serve of district director of the Federation of Women's Cubs in Alabama in 1975.
She was named Ms. Senior Calhoun County in 2001 and came in 1st runner-up in the state in 2002.
Jean describes herself as a "big Alabama fan" and is frequently seen in her houndstooth attire.
Jean celebrated her 75th birthday Friday night at the Alumni House with a party hosted by her daughters. Also in attendance was her son-in-law, Mike McCord, grandson Graham Lewis and his wife Lauren, and granddaughter Savannah McCord.
"I looked around the room and everybody I saw I loved," she said. "I didn't expect many to be there because of the weather, but we had about 100 who showed up." Some came from other states.
"Looking back on it, I don't know how I did it all with four babies," she said. "These days when I get through the day and have scrubbed the floors and put the dishes away I think I've done a lot."
Jean said she's always been appreciative of her good health and never even required an aspirin. She's always been physically fit.
In fact, she remembers back in 1963, when President John F. Kennedy was in office, how he encouraged everyone to get more active. During those years she and Pee Wee had the JSU football team for supper every Sunday night. One of those nights someone dared them to walk to Birmingham. They did it and received a lot of media attention.
Nowadays she needs medicine for her arthritis. She had a double bypass in 1998 and has had several stents put in.
"But I'm so blessed," she said. "When I pray in the mornings, I asked the Lord to just tell me what I deserve to have these four beautiful women, my babies, in my life. We grew up together. They're still my best friends."
Reflecting on her life, she said it has been "awesome, my blessings are many, my regrets are few, my memories are colorful and my stories could fill volumns. I wouldn't change a thing."
She said the most amazing thing of all is that she did it without a cell phone.


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CANON XLH1s/XL-H1s HDV MINIDV SDHC CAMCORDER/USED
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