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text: Texas Marine Refuses To Annoy Others By Telling Them Where He's From Jack Mandaville December 15, 2012 Marine Corps 69 Comments Follow Duffel Blog: CAMP PENDLETON, CA – Marines from the Lone Star State are enraged today after reports emerged indicating that one of their own does not relentlessly announce his Texas heritage to everyone within earshot. Lance Corporal Stuart G. Shaw, a Rifleman with 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, is receiving unfriendly fire after it was revealed that he was a native Texan—something he failed to announce on his own. Shaw, who was born and raised in San Marcos, Texas, says the whole controversy is being blown out of proportion. "This has been really rough on me and my family," says the twenty-one year old. "All of my fellow Texans have shut me out. They hiss at me when I walk past. They call me 'traitor' and 'sellout.' Some have even thrown their empty Shiner bottles at me. I don't know where all this hate is coming from." The controversy started when Shaw and a group of other Marines went out to a local bar and were asked to present identification. As Shaw pulled out his ID, a fellow Marine spotted the Texas driver's license and word quickly spread. "That dog just won't hunt," says Corporal Robby Garcia of Stanton. "That kid would steal the nickels off a dead man's eyes. He's so low you'd need a coal mine railroad to find him. He has been in the Marine Corps for over two years and never bothered no one about being from Texas. I tell you what, man. As a dang ol' Texan, it is not only our right, but our duty to shove our heritage in peoples' faces. Now, if you will excuse me, I have some high school football to watch." Yet Shaw has found support from many non-Texans. "If you ask me, I think the kid is a pioneer," says Sergeant Will Giancarlo of Lacrosse, WI, a member of Shaw's platoon. "You don't see people from Vermont constantly making maple syrup money shots on people. I mean, I always had my suspicions about him, ya know? He really liked going to The Stampede on libo and always called everybody Sir or Ma'am. But other than that, he was a normal guy. People need to leave him alone." That's not good enough according to Jeff Wilbanks, Shaw's team leader and a native of Odessa, Texas. "I just don't understand how he could stab us in the back like that," says Wilbanks. "We all feel betrayed. He could have hung a gigantic Texas flag in his barracks room. He could have gotten a Texas-themed tattoo." "I've got a message for Shaw," he says as he lifts up his shirt and shows off his Texas flag tattoo on his chest. "You see that? It means, 'Not welcome!'" Don't miss the next story.Get the latest news and alerts from Duffel Blog delivered to your inbox—free. Short URL: http://duffelblog.com/D4JHH Kimberly D Jaime says: January 3, 2014 at 3:54 AM It would be really funny if it wasn't SO TRUE!.! Kenneth Wilson says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM So true and I do this as well cause I'm from Texas! Curtis Lynn says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Texas is Alaska Bitch! Charles Richardson says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Nothing is worse then treason. Gregory J McNabb says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM you know how to tell if someone is from Texas.. Fletchr Odaal says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM fuckin Texas! Concrete dries quicker in Texas… Jason Reyes says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM This is a story? Really? I hope he becomes an Oklahoma fan to piss off the Texans, lol. Hrr Hrr says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I don't understand what the big deal is… the guy is from Texas and didn't publicize it so everyone is pissed.. Ed Hillenbrand says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Just remember, that ship you have rusting away in San Jucinto is the SISTER of the class ship, the NEW YORK. : P Johnny Cruz says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Did they even ask him where he was from in theist two years?? I'm from Texas, who cares. What is wrong with this country?? Danny Barrett says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Psy is still a goddamn Kraut with those little squinty Kraut eyes. He's also not an American. I hate him and his Kraut song. Anybody who likes the song is a Kraut-lover. Hrr Hrr says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I'm from Louisiana and very proud of it. But if someone else is from Louisiana and chooses not to disclose that info… No big deal. It's their choice. This is stupid Madison Jacob says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Texas….. you mean Northern Mexico? Other states don't boast and brag because our heritage goes beyond words! David Smith says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Having deployed with an entire battalion of Texas Marines and myself being an Oklahoman, I loved this article… that being said, while they might be a smidge overzealous about the Texas thing (yes, I'm being sarcastic), let's be honest, if this country goes to complete shit, I'd trust a Texan over the tree hugging liberals any day of the week and twice on Sunday…. that being said, screw the Longhorns, the Cowboys, and the Rangers…. GO SOONERS! Ray WheelerJr says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I was in the military and loved having the support of fellow Texans, but I don't understand the idea that someone has been betrayed. Some of us are more outspoken than other, but these crybabies are whining about people not doing things there way? They are unTexan in every way. We celebrate the individual, the rugged free thinker and liberty minded, these so called Texans, crying about their lack of control are a bunch of communists, and should stay in California among like minded people when they get out of the military. What a bunch of ass holes. Beavertrails Jellystone Park says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM As a Native Texan I respect my State, It will always be called home and for the love of god why would you not say where your from.Saying yes ma'am and yes sir are called manners more people need to learn we are just lucky we are taught at a young age to respect , for this young Man I wont dis you as you are Military and there by choice to protect our Country as are my son's who are PROUD to grow up in TEXAS, but SON! No your heritage , respect your heritage and keep your Texas values. Not everyone is lucky enought to be born is such an amazing State and Be Proud. Glen Sayre says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM them little fairy's will be following that nasty ass Texan when the shit falls and they are prayin for someone to lead them. Guess recon ain't what it use to be…:) Maria Zarro says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Too funny. Hugh Smith says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Chuck D, your showing your penis envy. Anthony Waddell says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM The Marine Corps directly led to me hating the state of texas. I made alot of friends in the Corps from texas but the constant talk of how great texas is was annoying. If I had a dollar for every texas tattoo or belt buckle I saw I could have retired from the Marine Corps after four years. Ector Olivares says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM The only thing worse then Texans are the guys from Puerto Rico. Craig Cliburn says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM The DuffelBlog nails it again. Being able to interact with patriots from all over the states was one of the best things about the Marines. Semper Fi (obligatory laugh at the people who don't realize it is satire). Joey Mac Dizon says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Haha I like the American history x ending Libby McMahon says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I grew up in Texas, but my daughter was born in Arizona and we've raised her there, and now she has decided to attend the University of Arizona. We will break,this news to our family at Christmas, and then expect them never to speak,to,us again. Justin Minyard says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I tell you what,……Ding Dayng Dawgone Ding Dayng Doggone Dayng Ya'll YEEHAW! Matt Houk says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Rediculous, those people are being immature, its not everyones business to know where someones from. if these men are insulting him then they are no better than some guy hanging in a bar trying to get others to buy them drinks. Daniel Monroe says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Ha! Jawnis Py says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Lol, spot on! Oorah Highlander! Sandy Deupree says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Wow, those jerks make us Texans look bad. Sean Elliott says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM The American History like reference at the end is hilarious. Don Willis says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I'm from Texas (showing my tattoo and lone star briefs), and think it's hilarious… Deanna Opava Rosario says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Do you know why Texans don't want Alaska to split in two? Because they'll be from the third largest state in the union instead of the second…. Several Texans no longer speak to me because of that joke… no sense of humor. Josh Noble says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM When someone from Texas meets someone else from Texas, all they do is talk about where they are from, what high school they played football for, and why Texas is better than any other state. They are more nationalistic than the French! Jazmine Ross says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I have an intense love/hate relationship with my home state of Texas. William van der Slik says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM It's funny because it's true … Raziel Zukovski says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM im a texan and this made me laugh. hahaha Casey F. Taylor says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM "You don't see people from Vermont constantly making maple syrup money shots on people." HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA! Thomas Wayne Jacobs says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM My daddy always said, "A gentleman never ask a man if he is from Texas…If he is, he'll proudly announce it on his own…If he's not, you don't want to embarrass him!" Steve Wilson says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Shiner bottles…High School football…well played. VG Price says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM LOL.. God that made me laugh. I was with 1/7 and we had our bunch of Texican's. All from Corpus area and I was granted visitation rights to their bunker because I was from AZ. I'd always tell them Geronimo chased everybody over into Mexico and Texas, only the true badasses stayed in AZ with him. My visitation rights were probationary at times. Chuck DiPasquale says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Shut up and secede alrerady… the rest of us are soooooo tired of hearing about how great your state and your "citizens" are. That silly slogan, "Texas… it's like a whole other country", just needs to come true:-) John Bates says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM "Texas is a state of mind. Texas is an obsession. Above all, Texas is a nation in every sense of the word. And there's an opening convey of generalities. A Texan outside of Texas is a foreigner." John Steinbeck. It's a "Texas thang". Y'all wouldn't understand. Darrell Heidi Baranowski says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Love it… I remember seeing fellow Texans making giant obnoxious asses of themselves. "Hey fucko, you grew up across the street from the San Antonio zoo, wore Chuck Taylors, Levi's, and a sweatshirt. Now you walk out of the barracks looking like an extra on Bonanza or like you're sponsored by Wrangler. Yes, I'm from Texas too… no, I don't want to talk about oil, cows, and how yankees invaded and ruined Texas in the 70s. Now give me your Copenhagen and go stand in the corner, you're in timeout." Scott Alton Phillips II says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Really? No offense to the Corps, but want a bunch of slack jawed faggots from Texas. Getting pussy because he doesn't feel the need to expose his own personal business. I guess it's true, only two things come out of Texas. I would expect much more from any marine, especially since I've for along side with many. Bitchy, whiny, Texas marines. Abel Almanza Jr says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Everything is bigger in TX…Even the Retards! Cheers! Don Wooden says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM His Texas 'drawl' should have been the first clue! LOL Metre Ogdee says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Being from TX I feel for the guy! With dumbass politicians like TX has what do you expect. Jonathan Wong says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM i was gonna say why is this news? but i just saw that its like onion news haha thats pretty funny Joseph Mitulinski says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM did you know that the battle at the ALAMO was fought to see who got texas?we lost so we had to take texas. Bruce Donals says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM That is no way for fellow Marines to treat each other, and I understand that it is an exclusive club, etc. However, that is way to treat anyone outside of the Corps. Leroy Rich says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM If his fellow Marines from Texas are that petty I wouldn't want them in my platoon!! I wouldn't trust them to have my back, sounds like they might stab him in the back! What a bunch of sh!T!! Pat Cavanaugh says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I thought my ship mates were going to toss me over the side of my ship. My Texas twang got on their nerves. Raymond Faulkner says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Well, as the old saying goes: If it weren't for Oklahoma cowboys and Mexican whores there wouldn't be any Texans. And ever notice how similar the Texan flag is to that of Chile? The Texans couldn't even come up with an original design. Vanessa Ravencroft says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM ROFL…so darn true…We tend to do that.. But then how can you contain the pride and joy being born in the next best place to heaven and paradise? Oh and it does matter where you come from: East, West, South Texas, Panhandle, Hill Country. Benjamin Jones says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM It amazes me how dumb people some people are…this is satire and hilarious. Please stop whining about bullying….smh Wes Paben says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM LCpl Shaw, you just keep right on doing what you're doing. I do the same thing. I'll tell someone where I'm from if they ask in casual converstaion, but I don't blatantly announce it every chance I get, I don't need or want to. I don't give a good gosh darn what anyone else thinks. I don't have any tattoos of anything. The proof and pride that I have about being from Texas is in my heart and no one is going to change that, and I'm not one of those arragant jerks that thinks the world needs to know I exist just because I'm from Texas. It doesn't matter where you're originally from, when you put on that uniform, you're from MCRD San Diego, CA. Go ahead, someone challenge me on this. I dare you!! Michael Pesl says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I love it, I'm from Texas, lived here all my life. We, Texans, love our state and can take it to extremes at times. Do you ever hear 'California Toast', just ' Texas Toast' if you are referring to bread. Weather and Earthquakes are different subjects all together. What's not to brag- we have all seven different types of terrain in Texas! and the world's best ice cream-Blue Bell…just sayin'…the best…. Sandy D. Cook says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM Ha,ha,ha Geraldine McBarker says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM funny – cute piece. Alan Pesch says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM My cousin is from Texas, his first girlfriend was a cow. Joshua Roth says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I love how for the most part, the only people who are getting upset at this are those not from Texas. People…..it's a joke! Just like every state not named Texas. Brett Haltom says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I understand it is a joke but, for those of us who had to serve with Texans we know it is not a joke Elan Schmidt says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I don't think you TRULY appreciate being from Texas, until you've lived in Boston, Mass….. Chris Blanchard says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM The only thing funnier than Duffelblog are the dumbasses that do not know the meaning of "Satire", "Satirical…… Sandra Swinkey says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I don't care who the hell you are, you can yell at me all you want, use every cuss word in the book but I could give a rats ass what negative opinion you are going to give. NOBODY deserves to be treated like that. SO WHAT if texas wants to secede from the country, that's on them, their loss that they are leaving a great country, but should we use names against them because they want to secede from the country. Especially for those Marines being brothers in arms, they are supposed to be there for each other than all of a sudden his brothers are treating him like he is shit on a shingle. wtf is wrong with people? Dee Alonzo says: January 3, 2014 at 2:54 AM I understand representing for your state and heritage, but when you join the military it doesn't matter where you come from because when you share you life with your fellow marine and military family home is whereever you make it. I feel you shouldn't turn your back on a person because of where they are from, and what they are doing to this marine is not right. Who cares where is from? If I were him I would file an equal opportunity case against his superiors, no one in the military should have to care about telling people where is from and get backlash from not doing so. the military should be full of grown personnel who have more sense than to worry about where a certain person is from, we are fighting a bigger war outside of Texas as far as I'm concerned and that's where our focus should be.

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Re: OIL SANDS - New tar sands pipeline means high gas prices, over-capacity, and losing supply to Europe
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On May 10, 2010, at 1:04 PM, Kathleen Morson <firstname.lastname@example.com>=20=20
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>> Plains Justice, CEI and GP UK released reports today about oil sands.
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>> Posted May 10, 2010 in Curbing Pollution , Moving Beyond Oil ,=20=20
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Music Review: Sarasota Orchestra's Masterworks VII: East Meets West
Date: April 17, 2013
by: June LeBell | Contributing Columnist
The Sarasota Orchestra and guest conductor, Peter Bay, offered a program of two blockbusters from a pair of countries that could be called the cornerstone blocs of the East and the West: Russia and America. In one corner — out of Russia and appearing as the heavyweight champion of the East — Pyotr Tchaikovsky. And representing the West — America's all-time heavyweight champ — Aaron Copland.
A great admirer of both musical champions, I'd forgotten how much I loved Tchaikovsky's B-flat Minor Piano Concerto and Copland's spectacular, no, make that brilliant, Third Symphony.
It was the first piano concerto that raised Van Cliburn to prominence in 1958 at the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, and it's hard to hear that piece without picturing the tall, lanky Texan who won hearts around the world. Andrew von Oeyen, the soloist with the Sarasota Orchestra, is another long, lanky pianist with hands as big as Texas and technical skills and musicality to match. He and Bay offered a particularly satisfying performance with the Orchestra — especially the strings and winds — showing they could match their mastery of the work with major orchestras in this country and abroad. The rich cello solo in the slow movement was particularly beautiful, and the more than 30-minute work seemed to pass more quickly than a blink.
But, for me, it was the Copland that made the concert memorable. It's been a while since I've heard it live and, not since the New York Philharmonic played it on a program with two other "Thirds" — William Schuman's and the one by Roy Harris — have I heard it played this well. Bay led what I'd call an erudite performance, always allowing the music to breathe and always going beneath the score to bring out what the composer intended.
Of course, there's the famous "Fanfare for the Common Man," which Copland wrote about four years before he turned to this symphony and incorporated into its fourth movement with such skill it still sends shivers up my spine. It's a brilliant work, and it was given a brilliant performance by the orchestra's outstanding brass section, which really got a workout, and Bay, who kept everything in balance even though this is one of the loudest pieces, overall, I can think of.
Copland managed to use his distinctive mid-20th century musical language to paint classical music in the American tongue we've come to associate with this country. Open fourths and fifth predominate the landscape, sounding like the great outdoors and Rockies, while rhythms are syncopated in ways that paint portraits of our great cities: New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. Hear Copland's Third and you know you're not in Europe any more. And hearing it played by the Sarasota Orchestra musicians so stylistically right, so brashly American, you knew you were in the presence of a truly excellent ensemble.
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The Acorn Restaurant came to fruition in the fall of 2008 inside Red Oak Manor, a family-owned-and-operated bed and breakfast. Prior to its transformation, however, the house in which The Acorn resides was a private dwelling, built in 1880, and known locally as both the home and office of the neighborhood physician. Today, the restaurant extends as one of Red Oak's many services, plating up breakfast biscuits at 6:30 a.m. sharp and dishing out deli-style sandwiches for lunch. It also hosts frequent special events, including weddings and bimonthly chef competitions and live music.
Modeled after an old English sporting estate, British American Sporting Club sates recreational needs with a variety of historic pursuits and modern amusements. Amateur outdoorspeople can learn the basics of freestyle sporting clays on a mile-wide course mimicking upland bird fields, outfitted with discreet target throwers and multiple shooting pegs. With 25 cartridges and clays, as well as a gun rental and appropriate protection for delicate sensory receptors, you can establish a solid base upon which to build long distance apple-coring skills. Bird enthusiasts and hunting buffs alike will enjoy the one to two-hour falconry flight show, where master falconer Mitchell Dickey outlines the history of this noble sport. Marvel at a feathered ensemble including a red-tailed hawk, a peregrine falcon, and a harris hawk, taking to the air for flight demonstrations and miniaturized skywriting sessions. The falcon show is followed by a complimentary English tea service in the club's pub-styled Tudor Rose.
The maritime chefs at Crab King of Augusta populate their savory menu with fresh seafood and a celebrated garlic dipping sauce. Start off with 1- or 2-pounds of shrimp bathed in steam and seasoning blends, recalling a jacuzzi party hosted by Mrs. Dash. Toothsome morsels of bacon-wrapped scallops and fried oysters infiltrate muzzles after increasing their allure with a bath in Crab King's signature garlic dipping sauce. Tea and soft drinks add refreshment throughout the meal, while a pair or quartet of Sara Lee strawberry shortcake cups provides a better finale than eating a The Cosby Show season eight boxed set.
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Makes 6- 1 cup servings. Submitted by NONNADONNAD Carbs: 30.5g | Fat: 13.3g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 16.5g | Calories: 306.3
Need to get dinner on the table in under 30 minutes? This recipe makes that happen. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6g | Fat: 18.2g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 37.2g | Calories: 342.3
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i took this from allrecipes.com & tailored to fit our family. not really the healthiest but i'm sure there are ways to make it better for you. Submitted by NSSK06 Carbs: 29.4g | Fat: 17.6g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 34.9g | Calories: 422
Smoky from the cumin with a hidden serving of vegetables, this dip is equally delicious in a burrito as it is spread on tortilla chips. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 5.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 32.9
Tzatziki is a Greek and Turkish appetizer, also used as a sauce or dip. This recipe is perfect with Mediterranean dishes or anything else on a hot summer's day. Submitted by LOULOUB Carbs: 3.3g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 20
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This recipe is a modified Keema, or ground meat casserole dish, with extra garam masala and other ingredients, especially spices, added. Don't add more spices! AFTER you've eaten your first serving, you'll have a good idea of the heat level of the spices already in this keema. Submitted by HEALTHYNOW4ME Carbs: 21g | Fat: 17.8g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 19.1g | Calories: 319.4
This recipe is part of "The SparkPeople Cookbook." Order your copy today! This salad is even better the longer it sits in the fridge, so we love to make a big batch of it and eat it throughout the week. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 21g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 4.8g | Calories: 159.2
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What a great dish for one of those nights when your kids have a late soccer game! Brown the meat, layer in the ingredients, set your slow cooker on low, and go! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 24.9g | Calories: 271.4
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This was a great favourite in my childhood---and this Masala is made according to the specifications handed down to me from our old Family Cook--Narayan Singh.I make and keep this ready---the more it matures the better it tastes!!Earlier I used to sterilise the Glass Jar by turning it upside down on a glowing piece of Coal sprinkled with Asafoetida Powder and smoke it for 5-10 minutes---these days I dry these upside down in the Sunshine--works as well!!I use this to stuff Vegetables like small Okra Pods,tiny Egg Plants,Gherkins(Parmal/Parwal),Ivy Gourds, small Apple/Round Indian Gourds(Tindaas) and even Brussels Sprouts with this Masala!!The only thing I add extra is 2 fistfuls of deep fried crisp Shallots(Red Onions) ground to a Paste to 6-8 Tablespoons of this Masala---it's enough to stuff 750 gms. of any Vegetable!! Submitted by KOMAL53 Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 61.9
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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Antrix is the commercial and marketing arm of ISRO. It was incorporated as a private limited company owned by the government of India in September 1992, for the promotion and commercial exploitation of space products, technical consultancy services and transfer of technologies developed by ISRO.
Devas Multimedia Pvt Limited is a Bangalore-based company set up by ex-ISRO and Forge Advisors (a strategic management consultancy) personnel.
On January 28, 2005, Antrix and Devas signed an agreement where Antrix would, on a lease basis, make available "part of a space segment capacity on Primary Satellite 1 (PS1) and an option to gain additional capacity on Primary Satellite 2 (PS2) to be manufactured for similar services ... in the S-Band".
In other words, Devas would lease 90% of transponder capacity on two satellites -- GSAT-6 and GSAT-6A at a cost of US $300 million (around Rs 1,500 crore) over a period of 12 years.
The S-Band refers to 2.5 to 2.69 GHz wavelength and is highly sought after. Terrestrial mobile operators currently use the 2.1 GHz band for 3G services, and want the S-Band as an extension for 3G services.
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Johan Bruyneel, the RadioShack Nissan Trek cycling team manager accused of participating in a doping conspiracy with Lance Armstrong, has decided to have his case heard by an independent panel of arbitrators.
During the hearing, which Bruyneel chose rather than accept a lifetime ban from the sport, all evidence will be presented and witness testimony will be under oath and subject to cross examination, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency said in a statement.
Bruyneel, two doctors and a trainer who were a part of the U.S. Postal Service's pro cycling team are accused by Colorado Springs, Colorado-based USADA of planning the use of banned drugs and doping methods by their team, while Armstrong is accused by the agency of using banned drugs and plotting the use of such substances by his teammates.
The two doctors, Luis Garcia del Moral and Michele Ferrari, and trainer Jose "Pepe" Marti were given lifetime bans from the sport on July 10. Armstrong, the seven-time Tour de France winner who could be stripped of his titles, filed a lawsuit seeking to block USADA's actions.
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The only thing that can make this yummier is bacon! I used 1% milk and reg sour cream, and a bit more pasta (full package is 2 1/2 cups).
Soo yummy. I used regular macaroni, skim milk instead of whole, and added some garlic powder and a little nutmeg to the mixture as well. I didn't have 2.5 cups of cheddar so I filled the rest with shredded mozzarella that I had. I also added some panko bread crumbs to the top . Cooked 30 minutes and it was golden brown and firm but still tender. Definitely will make again and I think I might try adding diced ham or other ingredients. Yum!
I'd put 1/2 the recommended butter (or maybe less). Crunchy top yield High Yum Coefficient. Instead of sour cream, we used greek yogurt, which worked fine, and we felt good about it because it's good protein and not more fat on top of the cheese and butter.
I made this for some kids who were coming to an 'adult' party. All the adults wanted the mac and cheese. Great flavor, PERFECT color, really yummy. I didn't use whole wheat macaroni but otherwise followed the recipe exactly.
This was easy... used non fat milk, and light sour cream. In the future will leave out 1/3 of the butter and add bacon.
Great result!! We used half/half instead of whole milk, light sour cream, more pasta(1/2 cup more), lots more pepper, and added the tiniest bit of stinky, nutty French cheese to the cheddar. Baked in a casserole dish and would do 5 to 10 minutes more in the oven to get an event crunchier top!


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Paper art sculptures already seem hard enough to make, but these mini origami creations by Anja Markiewicz takes them to a whole new level. How she managed to make one fold let alone the dozen that each teeny tiny sculptures needed will certainly boggle the mind.
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Before you head out to see Justin Theroux's new film, Wanderlust, check out his PETA anti-chaining public service announcement. In the ad, Theroux appears alongside his beloved best friend, Pooma (who has since passed away), to urge people to allow their dogs to live indoors:
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(10-08-2011 09:46 PM)cettin Wrote: Dam thought you would had traded sold allready way he been playing so far this season.
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(10-08-2011 11:32 PM)Marinoisking Wrote: did u get a real good deal for it? That was one sick card man lol
(10-08-2011 11:54 PM)monsterx Wrote: I'm satisfied Honestly, trying to get rid of that McFadden was a headache!


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On June 14, we kicked off summer with the second annual CBCMusic.ca Festival, this time trading Toronto for Vancouver and the luscious green hills of Deer Lake Park. Oh, and plenty of rain.
But the weather didn't dampen anybody's spirits, nor did it detract from the amazing artists and bands that blazed through nine hours of great music. It was a big festival, featuring names like Tegan and Sara, Spoon, Dan Mangan and Hannah Georgas, as well as a host of CBC favourites including Jian Ghomeshi, Grant Lawrence, Rich Terfry and Tom Power.
Now we've attempted the impossible: condensing all of that great action into a one-hour television special, airing tonight, Sept. 5, on CBC-TV at 9 p.m. local time in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and B.C., and 8 p.m. local time in Atlantic Canada, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Before the TV special airs tonight, check out some of the unique fan-shot videos from the festival, made with our partner, WeShot.
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The CBC Music Festival at Deer Lake Park has now come and gone for 2014, but the sights and sounds live on.
Listen to any of our archived concerts below:
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So I have finally just about finished my single tier build. Thanks to the many posters here that have provided help and guidance as well as very useful information! All helped me to create this stand. I incorporated a swivel mount for the control panel and added a secure tippy dump to the MLT for a little more ease in dumping grains and then added a welded, removable grate to the top of the burners so that if there was ever a time I was using a smaller pot then I could easily accommodate the change. There are two pumps on the system and everything is done with quick disconnects. I went with the high pressure Baso safety valves and the STC solenoid valves for the system with a standard pilot burner. The mash will be direct fire recirculated and everything is wired through the control panel and then plugged in through a GFCI plug. Thanks again for all the help and I welcome any comments/critiques!
is that a electric starter I see, very nice set up
It's actually not an electric starter. Everything is controlled through the propane solenoid valve and baso safety valve which is basically controlled by the Love controllers.
Looks good ! I like your attention to detail & automation.
Are the Baso valves h19's? Where did you get them and how much.
They are the H19 high pressure valves. I got them both from the same vendor off of ebay for about $64 shipped a piece. It was a lucky but great find.
That ebay link doesn't work... The Baso valves are quite expensive if you are looking at using something like the H19 for safety valves and then using another solenoid for main gas line delivery. Why not go for a combination valve?? Nice build anyhow!!
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me, than a frontal lobotomy. --Tom Waits You can't be a real country unless you have a beer and an airline - it helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need a beer. --Frank ZappaMy Cheap and Easy Stirplate
I thought about a combination valve but I got a really good deal on the safety valves at $65 a piece shipped and then got the stainless steel STC solenoid valves for $20 a piece from a friend of mine who didn't want them. At the time this was the way I knew how to set it up and only learned about the combo valves after I had previous mentioned materials. I think the combo valves would be an easy way to go in hindsight, though.
Can the combo valves handle high pressure? If so any info would be greatly appriciated.
There are both high pressure and low pressure combination valves. Any reason everyone wants to use high pressure? I think we need to get Nicksteck to chime in on this subject


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Really Rosie
Alternate Title: Maurice Sendak's Really Rosie
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- Animation Studio: D & R Productions
- Cartoon Characters: Rosie, Nutshell Kids (Johnny, Alligator, Pierre, Little Girl), Jenny, Buttermilk.
- Voice Actors: Carole King.
- Directed By Maurice Sendak.
- Produced By Sheldon Riss.
- Animated By Lucifer Guarnier, Marty Taras, Doug Crane, Jack Schnerk, Cosmo Anzillotti, John Svocak, Willis Pyle, Helen Komar, Joseph Gray, Jim Logan, Gerry Dvorak, Dan Hunn, Ronald Fritz; more Animators ...
- Written By Maurice Sendak.
- Awards: Blue Ribbon, American Film Festival, Notable Film, American Library Association.
- Music: Carole King, Maurice Sendak.
- Editor: Pablo Zavala.
- First Aired on February 19, 1975.
- Originally Aired on CBS-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Color
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Rosie decides to make the movie of her life. Convinced of her limitless talent, charm and ability, she sweeps her friends, the neighborhood Nutshell Kids, into the... (more)
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DALLAS (AP) - Six people are hurt after a chain of collisions on
the Interstate 30 bridge over the Trinity River west of downtown
The sequence began when a tractor-trailer rig slammed into the
rear of a cement truck. The impact flipped the cement truck over
the center barrier and crashing into an oncoming 18-wheeler and
four passenger vehicles.
Dallas County sheriff's spokeswoman Kim Leach says the Thursday
afternoon crash shut down the vital Dallas freeway interstate in
both directions. She didn't expect it to reopen till after rush
Leach says the injured were in the passenger vehicles. Six were
taken to Dallas hospitals, two in critical condition.
She said they are still investigating what caused the
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Emeli Sandé also took the Dancing With the Stars stage to perform her single "Next To Me". A professional dance duo sauntered along the dance floor as Sandé performed the hit song. On the show, they also announced that the British singer recently broke The Beatles' 50-year record of 62 consecutive weeks on the U.K. Top 10 Albums charts.
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'The Walking Dead' is to blame for our problems, apparently
Despite what you may have heard, the real threat to America may not be illegal immigration, same-sex marriage or even Obamacare. No, it turns out that it's Robert Kirkman & Co.
In an editorial on FoxNews.com, Dr. Manny Alvarez asks, "Is watching The Walking Dead seriously hurting American society?" Before anyone has a chance to consider the question, Fox News Channel's senior medical contributor answers with a confident "Yes." And with that solved, Alvarez is free to focus on other pressing concerns, like the nature of Batman and Robin's relationship, or, y'know, the dangers of socialized medicine or something. Then again, maybe not.
'Walking Dead' #115 sells 352,000, debuts second printing cover
After teasing the number last week in USA Today, Image Comics officially announced The Walking Dead #115 — the 10th-anniversary issue that kicks off the storyline "All Out War" — immediately sold out on the distributor level its day of release, shipping more than 352,000 copies to the direct market. That makes the issue the top comic of the year to date in specialty shops, beating the estimated 308,000 copies sold in February by Justice League of America #1.
The landmark 100th issue of the series, by Robert Kirkman, Charlie Adlard and Cliff Rathburn, was the top-selling comic in the direct market in 2012, setting set a new record for highest orders for a comic in a single month with an estimated 366,000 copies.
Could 'Outcast' be Robert Kirkman's next big hit?
The official announcement on Tuesday of a new horror series by Robert Kirkman looks promising, but can it repeat the success of The Walking Dead? The co-creator of one of most successful comic books of the past decade has become one of the high-profile figures in the industry, so the new project (with artist Paul Azaceta) calls out for a closer look.
When his zombie comic debuted in 2003, Kirkman was primarily known for superhero comics, like the more traditional Invincible, which had launched only months earlier, or the parody Battle Pope. A black-and-white horror comic that had none of the Spider-Man-style lightheartedness of those early Invincible issues or the dark humor of Battle Pope was unexpected from the writer. Even his lesser-known work, like Tech Jacket, Brit, Superpatriot or (how's this for obscure?) the Masters of the Universe: Icons of Evil one-shots and Space Ace, all typically fell somewhere within that spectrum, never getting too dark and sometimes heading into outright comedies. Of course, any writer worth his salt can do more than one genre or tone. The Walking Dead definitively stepped out of his known territory, immediately proving itself to be startlingly tense, dark and dead serious. And like 30 Days of Night the year before, it demonstrated once again that comics could do horror.
Word of mouth about the series soon spread, with sales of each issue improving during an industry-wide slump. It became a cult hit, and by the time the first collected edition was released, back issues were beginning to spike on the resale market. Each subsequent year, sales seemed to grow exponentially, until it became the perennial hit that it is today. Needless to say, this led to a television deal with AMC and the pop culture phenomenon that it's become, which has helped accelerate a zombie craze.
Comics A.M. | San Diego Convention Center plan faces agency hurdle
Conventions | A even bigger obstacle than the San Diego Chargers to the proposed $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center could be the California Coastal Commission, which must approve the project before it can proceed (the stage agency has regulatory oversight of land use and public access to the California coastal zone). The commission's 11 members are meeting today through Friday in Mission Valley, where they're expected to consider staff objections about reduced access to the bay; a bridge, estimated to cost about $42 million, from the foot of Fourth Avenue in the Gaslamp Quarter has been floated as a solution. A public hearing is being held Thursday. The expansion of the convention center is viewed as critical to keeping Comic-Con International in the city past 2015. [U-T San Diego]
NYCC '13 | Documentary, art show celebrate 10 years of 'Walking Dead'
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of The Walking Dead, Hyundai will present special events next week during New York Comic Con dedicated to the long-running comic by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, Charlie Adlard and Cliff Rathburn.
Held at Pillars37 in Midtown Manhattan, "The Walking Dead: A Decade of Dead" begins at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 10 with the opening an art showcase curated by Skybound Editorial Director Sina Grace featuring rare artwork, well-known illustrations and a signing by Adlard. Exclusive limited-edition prints will be given daily to gallery guests during the showcase, which continues through Oct. 12.
The 20-minute documentary The Walking Dead: A Decade of Dead, which chronicles the evolution of the property from comic book to hit television series, will have its world-premiere screening Friday, Oct. 11. Doors open at 7:30 p.m; a 15-minute Q&A will follow. Afterward, there's an invitation-only party.
'The Walking Dead' heads to school with free online course
The zombie hordes won't be stopped by the gates of academia.
AMC, Instructure and the University of California, Irvine have teamed up for a massive open online course (MOOC) "exploring a broad range of scholarly topics through the lens of a hypothetical zombie apocalypse." Or should that be "hypothetical" zombie apocalypse?
Announced this morning, "Society, Science, Survival: Lessons from AMC's The Walking Dead" is a free, eight-week course taught by UC Irvine faculty in the fields of social sciences, public health, physics and astronomy, and mathematics. According to the course description, the online class will tackle such topics as Maslow's hierarchy of needs, social orders and structures, the spread of infectious diseases, and nutrition in a post-apocalyptic world (particularly relevant to Daryl Dixon, the latter asks, "Are squirrels really good for you?").
Image reveals first of 10 covers for 'The Walking Dead' #115
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Walking Dead in October — hey, that's when the four season of the AMC TV show premieres! — the 115th issue will be released with 1o connecting covers, with each depicting a significant moment and a special moment from the past decade. All of them will be illustrated by Charlie Adlard and colored by Dave Stewart.
Each weekday for the next two weeks, Image Comics will reveal part of the connecting covers for Issue 115. Today's peek resurrects a particularly painfully memory from the series' third year. Check it out below. The Walking Dead #115 arrives Oct. 9.
'The Walking Dead' returns to 'Halloween Horror Nights'
The Walking Dead will return to Universal Studios' "Halloween Horror Nights" in September with new mazes inspired by the third season of the hit AMC drama.
The mazes at Universal Hollywood and Universal Orlando will place visitors in the Prison — aka the West Georgia Correctional Facility — and then send them fleeing through the wilderness to the walled town of Woodbury, where even worse terrors reside.
And for the first time in the event's 23-year history, all of the scare zones at Universal Orlando will feature a common theme, as visitors walking the streets of the park will come face to face with scenes from the television series' first three seasons, including an overrun Atlanta and Hershel's barn. Oh, and walkers — lots and lots of walkers.
"What's great about working with a property like The Walking Dead is that each season presents new environments and characters for us to draw inspiration," John Murdy, creative director for Universal Studios Hollywood, said in a statement. "With the prison as the main setting of Season 3, we seized this opportunity to recreate that very environment, down to the last detail, to be as genuine and authentic to the show as possible. Using movie-quality production value, our goal is to make guests feel as if they are mired in the world of blood-thirsty zombies, which is something you can only do at 'Halloween Horror Nights.'"
"Halloween Horror Nights" begins Sept. 20.
'The Walking Dead' dominates bookstore sales in 2013
The first two Walking Dead Compendium volumes have sold a combined 100,000 copies this year in bookstores, towering above the other titles on Nielsen BookScan's list of the Top 10 bestselling adult graphic novels for the first half of 2013. With a suggested price of $59.99, Image Comics' 1,088-page Compendium One is "by far" the most expensive book on BookScan's Top 200 chart for adult fiction.
Graphic novel sales have increased 10 percent year over year, which the company seems to attribute in no small part to the performance of the collections of the long-running comic by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, Charlie Adlard and Cliff Rathburn, and the popularity of the AMC television series.
Volumes of The Walking Dead accounted for four of the top five spots on the BookScan chart, a streak only interrupted by Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto, Vol. 60, at No. 4. In fact, six of the Top 10 graphic novels were held by Image books, with another volume of The Walking Dead claiming the No. 7 spot, and Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Saga, Vol. 1, slipping into the final slot with 15,000 copies; the remaining books are manga.
According to BookScan, The Walking Dead books have sold more than 1 million unites in the past 18 months, with Compendium One seeing "a 47 percent week-to-week sales lift" that coincided with the Season 3 finale of the AMC series in March.
Robert Kirkman strikes back in new Course of the Force video
For the latest video to promote Course of the Force, the Star Wars-themed charity relay that ends Tuesday in San Diego ahead of Comic-Con International, The Nerdist's Chris Hardwick turns to none other than Robert Kirkman to lend a hand. No, no, the other hand.
The nearly five-minute comedy skit not only exposes the duo's bloody rivalry but reveals just what Hollywood has done to the comics creator.
"The Walking Dead is, like, the biggest show on TV — it gets higher ratings than anything on NBC!" a vengeful Kirkman declares to Hardwick. "If you factor in inflation, The Walking Dead has more people watching it than Seinfeld, Friends or The Cosby Show combined! Now I have more Hollywood power than you can possibly imagine!"
Oh, and Kirkman is a cyborg — a promotion-happy cyborg. Just watch it below.
SDCC '13 | Kirkman's Skybound reveals convention exclusives
Robert Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment has announced exclusive merchandise for Comic-Con International that includes the Invincible Compendium One hardcover, The Walking Dead comic series PVC figure packs, and a limited-edition Peavey Predator full-size guitar with art by The Walking Dead artist Charlie Adlard.
Considering this year marks the 10th anniversary of The Walking Dead, the PVC figures ($15 each or $100 for all nine) and the guitar ($500) are only the beginning of the items from the long-running horror/survival series. There's also the Compendium Two hardcover with gold foil ($100), the Skybound-exclusive McFarlane Toys Governor action figure in riot gear ($25), and the "Horde" watch from Vannen, featuring more art by Adlard ($75).
Prepare for apocalypse with 'The Walking Dead' debit cards
If you've been dying for a way to let cashiers know of your love for The Walking Dead even as the flesh-eating hordes storm the counter, Card.com and Robert Kirkman's Skybound have the solution: Walking Dead Visa prepaid debit cards.
"Having The Walking Dead art on these credit cards will be an exciting way for fans to incorporate the series' art into their daily lives," Kirkman says in the press release.
Fans have their choice of seven designs, all featuring Charlie Adlard art, but none really saying, "Consumerism!" More like, "Holy shit, where are all those walkers coming from?" There's Rick Grimes on horseback entering a devastated Atlanta, Michonne baring her katana, and, well, lots and lots of the undead (including an image of Rick, Michonne, Andrea, Abraham and Morgan as walkers). You can see all of the designs here.
Six free comics we can't wait to get our hands on today
Free Comic Book Day is once again upon us, the day that current and hopefully potential comic fans flock to their local comic shop to sample a buffet of comic choices from publishers large and small. There's a lot to sink your teeth into this time around, from previews of new or upcoming stuff — like Marble Season and Superman: The Last Son of Krypton #1 to first issues of brand new comics — like The Strangers #1 and Aphrodite IX #1. There are original comics, licensed comics, kids comics, anthologies … basically something for everyone.
Some retailers will offer all-you-can-eat options, while others might have limits on what you can get … so if you have to make a choice, here are six comics we're particularly looking to sink our teeth into.
Quote of the Day | 'This show is a different animal'
"I think fans of the comics recognize that this show is a different animal. There are big departures that have happened on the show before and it's the show's M.O. at this point. I think people are seeing that it doesn't really preclude other big storylines from the comic book when we put a death in the show. We are still very much following the path of the comic book and you'll see a lot of that in Season 4. There are going to be differences from time to time and some big differences. People know the comic still exists, and I want people to experience both and get a somewhat different experience. I think it's cool that there are differences that are going to make the show as dramatic, startling and unpredictable as the comic book was the first time you read it. That's really what we're going after."
– Robert Kirkman, responding to a question regarding potential concerns that a major development in last night's Season 3 finale of The Walking Dead might alienate fans of the long-running comic series
Comics A.M. | Yen Press nabs 'Kingdom Hearts' license
Manga | Yen Press announced a number of new manga licenses over the weekend at SakuraCon, including the manga series based on the Square Enix game Kingdom Hearts. The company will re-release some of the manga originally published by Tokyopop and publish some of the newer series as well. [Anime News Network]
Creators | Christopher Irving interviews, and Seth Kusher photographs, The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman: "I am certain that I will never be able to top it, and I'm coming to grips with that. It's somewhat disconcerting that something I created when I was 23 will be something I'm remembered for when I die, when I'm 35 (or whenever it is). …I'll be 34 in a little bit, so I wasn't being too optimistic for myself." [Graphic NYC]


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Beef, Pork and more!
(17 Recipes) Created by JAZZYJUDE
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Very Good 4.1/5
(113 ratings)
Tired of the same old beef and chicken? Get outside and grill the "other white meat" for a barbecue. Carbs: 1.4g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 170.7
These spicy and moist boneless pork chops are made with no added fat, egg whites, evaporated skim milk, and a lively herb mixture. Carbs: 11.1g | Fat: 12.1g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 271.4
Very Good 4.4/5
(5 ratings)
One of my mother's family dishes. Makes a great single dish meal. It's a little spicy and different, but overall pretty healthy even though it has a stick-to-your-ribs feeling. 8 generous servings (about 2.5 cups). Submitted by WAIT4IT Carbs: 45.5g | Fat: 19.8g | Fiber: 6.9g | Protein: 29.6g | Calories: 482
A classic St. Patty's Day special! Submitted by CHIIEDDY Carbs: 19.8g | Fat: 17.2g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 18.7g | Calories: 297.3
Very Good 4.0/5
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Submitted by NETPASSONS Carbs: 18g | Fat: 16.3g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 25.7g | Calories: 329.9
Very Good 4.0/5
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casserole Submitted by NETPASSONS Carbs: 29.5g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 33.9g | Calories: 345.5
Very Good 4.0/5
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Submitted by MAINEG8TR Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 20.4g | Calories: 228.7
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Use leftover rice or pre-cook the rice and allow to cool. I also tend to use left over pork or pre-cook the pork before making the fried rice, allowing it to cool. Cook the mixed vegetables and drain of water. Submitted by DANIELISTHOR Carbs: 16.5g | Fat: 17.6g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 21.3g | Calories: 315.9
Add Lipton onion soup mix too! One packet works fine! Rotel works in place of the stewed tomatoes for a spicy kick! Soup Mix not included in nutrition value Submitted by SGASKILL Carbs: 12.6g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 9.1g | Calories: 176.7
Sweet and sour pork takes a trip to the islands! Printed with permission from the American Institute for Cancer Research. Carbs: 22.8g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 18.2g | Calories: 246.2
Filling and not too high in Calories! Submitted by ARDELIA82 Carbs: 28.4g | Fat: 18g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 23.1g | Calories: 291.4
4 ingredients, 20 minutes and dinner is served! If you're looking for the perfect boneless pork chops recipe, this is it! Submitted by LINJEN Carbs: 18.4g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 19.9g | Calories: 204.3
This super simple supper is packed full of fruits and veggies. Carbs: 41.2g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 5.6g | Protein: 19.5g | Calories: 312.8
This classic German stew is made with lean trimmed beef stew meat and cabbage. Carbs: 12.1g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 256.1
This is a delicious and easy Pakistani recipe Submitted by QUILTBUGJ Carbs: 12g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 22.5g | Calories: 199.2