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This is dedicated to a Champion who will forever live in our hearts. <3 Twas the night before Patch Day, a good April first This Summoner was waiting, with an unquenchable thirst. The Patch Notes were posted at Seven o' Three, Opening the page, howling a squee. Some players were surfing, browsing the web. Others were dreaming that Teemo was dead. But me and my friends, who stayed up through the night, Eagerly awaited the Champion Spotlight. When up on the home page newly refreshed, Came a new post, from Rioters Red. Quickly I clicked, extremely excited, Like ulting as Mundo, instant ignited. The video and text on the slow loading page, Hasted me too, like an attack by a Phage. But very soon after my ranting on Skype, Up came the page, increasing my hype. Clicking the Play button, speedy and ready, My old computer chair could barely hold steady. For like Irelia players, not expecting a nerf, Shocked I was to see, it was the Manatee Urf. Phreak was presenting, in a serious tone, That if you jungle Urf, your enemies are boned. "Onto mid-lane, trusty Trinity Force! Gank them to death, show no remorse!" As Urf ambushed, coming from river Ranged AD appears, a 7/3/1 Sivir. But this didn't make our hero worry, Because Panth was Ulting and pinging "Hurry!" The Fiddlesticks Crit, with Infinity handy, The Pantheon dropped, AP 590. And as the enemy quickly flashed out of the fray, In came Urf Ulting "You can't get away." A Tidal wave formed, reaching max height, A full feasted Cho'Gath would cower in Fright. As the enemies were slain, all made by Xypherous, The match that Phreak owned, exploding the Nexus. Tons of damage was dealt with Spatula in hand, Down fell the carries, Kat, Cait, and Brand. Gun on his back, spinning and shooting, The enemies left like an AFK booting. When Phreak displayed Urf's jokes and Skins, You would be awed at their beautiful grins. If you saw them in game you would be jelly, They make him look sexy, like Gragas' Belly. More gameplay was shown on Summoners Rift, Ten Teemos chasing, all were too swift. As they surrounded, looking all big, The Yordles were wiped, like an Ulti from Ziggs. He owned on Dominion, capturing tower, Jax had leaped in, ready Empower. They mentioned his team, all but two gone, Despite the odds, just the two won. As Phreak concluded with masteries and runes, The music was fading, be gone the tunes. And as I sat there excited, filled with delight, I quickly realized, it was an April Fools Spotlight. ~By Summoner SuperHeroClock Link to General Discussion post: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/...php?p=22566882


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I used to have the backward drift on my mCPx until I made sure my cyclic trims are all centered and the battery goes all the way in its holder (i.e. black part of the battery right up against holder viewing from the bottom-up, no sticker part of the battery can be seen between black part of battery and holder, and yes it takes extra force to push the battery all the way in and pulling the battery downward while pushing in helps). And I have no tail mod so my mCPx is a bit nose heavy (which is what I want). The AS3X works so well that we may sometimes lose sight of subtrim and CG.
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This could be interesting if it does indeed not have pendulum effect anymore, will handle more winds, NO TBE ect.
Price isnt that bad either really. I like the new cheap lipos as well 25C at 3.99 http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ID=EFLB1501S25 |
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I was referring to the type of drift that occurs several minutes into the flight-- The flight begins with a perfectly level hover with no drift, then progressively gets worse toward the end of the flight, acting as if the user has added four clicks of backward cyclic trim. Just like the mSR's rudder trim drift issue, unplugging the battery and plugging back in before resuming flight "fixes" it. Unacceptable!
This is very well-documented with the mCPx and the AS3X flybarless system. I own an mSR AND a mCPx, so I know what I'm talking about. I sure hope they've corrected this glitch with the next-generation mSR x. Any comment from the Horizon gallery? |
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I told you so!
Months ago, I predicted HH would be introducing a new version of the mSR but several of the mCPx fan boys jumped in right away and said that wouldn't happen! Ha! It seems that they don't know HH very well, and now I make a new prediction.
In a not too distance future we'll see an mCX3 from HH, and hopefully, they'll fix that left turn "death wobble", and a new battery mounting position which will allow for longer cells to fit without interfering with the servo gears. Yahoo...a lot of good stuff coming down the pipeline! Ed |
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Arts & Culture15 in Gaza Shurooq Mousa from Deir El-Balah, south of Gaza City, is about to turn 15 - and when she does, her life will change. Witness | 10 Feb 2014 18:26 GMT | Arts & Culture, Scotland Shurooq Mousa from Deir El-Balah, a few miles south of Gaza City, is about to turn 15 - and when she does, her life will change. She is a schoolgirl with ambitions of becoming an architect, and rebuilding houses and hospitals destroyed by bombings. But her family wants her to study medicine instead. Shurooq spends some of her time wandering the streets with her good friend Mai. But when she turns 15, her family will no longer let her do this. They think she should start wearing the abaya, a more conservative full-body garment. And they want her to consider wearing a niqab. Shurooq does not mind wearing a hijab, but puts her foot down at anything more. In 15 in Gaza, we get an insight into the complex negotiations that await Shurooq as she stands on the brink of adulthood. Filmmakers' views By Wesam Mousa It would be an understatement to say that I learned some very important life lessons during the making of this documentary. The subject of the film was my little sister, Shurooq, with a focus on her role within our family and her dreams and aspirations for the future. But this was not an easy project; it made me ask questions, both about myself and the society I live in, and even challenged some of the relationships within my family. In my film, 15 in Gaza, I follow Shurooq as she tries to break down cultural and gender barriers – barriers that have started to become apparent to her as she reaches her 15th birthday. Despite the challenges, I really enjoyed making this film and I am grateful to the director of photography, Frank Smith, for travelling all the way from Scotland to Gaza and sharing his skills and experience with our crew. I have been very fortunate to have a mother who has always supported and encouraged me to do well at work. Without her, I do not think I would have been able to establish myself in the industry so I thank her for all her support. I would also like to thank Aimara Reques and Su Bainbridge at Aconite Productions for making this film possible. I tried my best to achieve the best results and I am very happy that my first film features my little sister as the main character. By Rana Ayoub At first, working with material filmed by another director, with a different vision, was a bit of a challenge for me. I was initially brought onto the project to work on the translation of the documentary. However, this work led me on another, more charming journey, and I ended up getting passionately involved in the structure and the narration of this young girl's story. I enjoyed every minute of it. It was fascinating for me to live this story through characters that had very different life perspectives to me. But it was an experience that reminded me of the world's magical diversity and I am delighted that Shurooq and her family let me in. By Su Bainbridge We wanted to make this film to tell the story of Gaza from a young woman's perspective and to see first-hand her day-to-day life. We are very grateful to Shurooq and her family for welcoming our team and allowing us to be a part of their lives during the preparations for the teenager's birthday. We filmed Shurooq and her family as they prepared for her 15th birthday and as Shurooq reluctantly prepared for impending 'womanhood'. Shurooq now looks to the future as she tries to challenge her family's expectations and to overcome the restrictions she faces. She gives a frank account of her frustrations, hopes and dreams and wonders what the future holds for her, and for other young people living in Gaza. In Pictures: Source: Al Jazeera
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Meghan Ward, a Grant's Lick Elementary 5th grader, was selected as the Campbell County Winner in the "2014-2015 Grandparent of the Year" essay contest sponsored by AARP Kentucky and the Kentucky Retired Teachers' Association (KTRA). The Campbell County Winner is selected from all school winners among all schools that are geographically in Campbell County (including independent district schools).
Meghan is among thousands of Kentucky fifth graders who participated in the 14th Annual Essay Competition for 2014-2015. Students submitted essays answering why "My Grandparent should be the AARP Kentucky Grandparent of the Year" to their 5th grade teachers who selected the school's winner. As a county winner, Meghan receives a framed certificate for her efforts, and the essay will be submitted for district competition. She and other district winners then become eligible to participate in the state finals. In a recognition ceremony the "Grandparent of the Year" and student are honored at the Annual KRTA Convention in Louisville on April 21, 2015. The state winner also receives a $100 award.
Congratulations to Taylor Clos and Taylor Jolly for being selected to the 10th Region Girls' Basketball Coaches Association All Region Team. Taylor Clos was selected 3rd Team All – Region and Taylor Jolly was voted Honorable Mention All-Region. Congratulations girls!
Congratulations to Taylor Clos for being named to the NKGBCA Division I All Star Team. Also, MacKenzie Schwarber was awarded the Division I Miss Hustle award from the NKGBCA.
Congratulations to Deondre Jackson and Matt Wilson for being named to the NKBCA Division I All Star Team. Also, Campbell County Senior Jake Franzen was awarded the Division I Academic Award from the NKBCA which includes a $300 scholarship.
The Campbell County High School Academic Team followed up their winning District effort by winning the 9th Region Governor's Cup Championship held at Highlands on Feb. 14. In winning the overall title for the 4th consecutive year, they posted the 4th highest team total in the state. In the Quick Recall competition, the team of captain Drake Boling, lead scorer Colton Graham and starters Sean Field, Hayden Hiller and Carly Taylor won all four matches, including a dramatic win over favored Dixie, coming from 11 points down to eke out a final question victory. In written assessments, Drake Boling and Carly Taylor tied for 1st place in Language Arts with the 2nd highest score in the state. Hayden Hiller won the Arts & Humanities championship, also ranking 2nd in the state. In science, Mitchell Turner won 1st place, ranking in the top 5 statewide. The team now moves on to the state Governor's Cup Tournament March 14-16 in Louisville. Click here to view the results in written assessments.
Congratulations to CCHS senior, Jasmine Brooks, for being named a finalist in the National Achievement Scholarship Program. This program is an academic competition established in 1964 to provide recognition for outstanding Black American high school students. Black students may have entered both the 2015 National Achievement Program and the 2015 National Merit® Program by taking the 2013 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®) and meeting other published requirements for participation. Nationawide, only 1300 semi-finalists were chosen to receive the finalist status. We are so proud of you, Jasmine, and congratulate you on this outstanding achievement!
Congratulations to CCHS senior Sean Field on being named a National Merit Scholarship Finalist. In the fall we learned that Sean was one of 16000 semi-finalists nationwide. About 90% of those go on to finalist status, per NMSC information. The next step will be about 8000 of those finalists being chosen for Merit Scholarship award. However, with that aside, many prestigious institutions offer full scholarships to students who qualify as National Merit Scholars. Being selected into this group means great opportunities for Sean are ahead. We can't wait to see where this distinction takes him!
In the interest of the safety and welfare of our competitors, coaches, workers and officials, and to ensure that participation experience for the student-athletes is optimal; the KHSAA has postponed the State Wrestling Championships, originally scheduled for February 19-21, until March 9th-11th.
CCMS is in need of community members to mentor our students on March 13th and March 20th at our Operation Preparation event. Operation Preparation is a community-based one-on-one college/career readiness advising program that targets every 8th grader in the state of Kentucky. Please click here for additional information regarding the two programs and opportunities to volunteer on the dates above. If you are interested or would like more information please contact Staci Kolkmeier at (859) 635-6077 ext. 154 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Camels won the regional title for the fourth year in a row. Ten Wrestlers qualified for the State Wrestling Tournament. Click here to view the qualifiers. Congratulations!
Congratulations to the following participants who qualified for the State Swim Meet:
Marian Teimeier - Diving Adam Leopold - Diving Abbie Loesch - 500 Free Boys 400 Free Relay - 2nd Alternate (John Leopold, Brandon Cartwright, Caleb Nerenberg, Logan Steele)
9th grader Sidney Reagor has been named as the Concertmaster (principal first violin) of the Tristate Honors Orchestra, hosted by Northern Kentucky University! Ms. Reagor was selected by audition for this honor, and designates her as the area's top young violinist! Sidney is currently enrolled in the NKU music preparatory program, and is a member of the CCHS Symphonic Band. We are extremely proud of Sidney's hard work and dedication to her art form, and are excited that she will representing Campbell County Schools at this event! Come and hear her in concert on Saturday, February 21st at 4:00 pm in the NKU fine arts center. Congratulations Sidney!
CCHS is in need of community members to mentor our students on March 18th at our Operation Preparation event. Operation Preparation is a community-based one-on-one college/career readiness advising program that targets every 10th grader in the state of KY. The mentors will meet with the students and discuss the students career goals, required education and training and whether the students are on track to meet their goals. If you are interested or would like more information please contact Andrea Gontkovsky at (859) 635-4161 x.1142 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Congratulations to the the CCMS wrestling team for taking 3rd place at the State Tournament this past weekend. Individual placers were:
Peyton Anderson - 6th place
Zach Wells - 5th place
Tim Rolf - 4th place
Tanner Starrett - 3rd place
Tom Ketchen-Carter - 1st place
Congratulations to the Campbell County Middle School Academic Team who are the 2015 Kentucky Academic Association's Region 14 Tournament Champions. This marks the ninth year in a row that CCMS has brought home the top award.
On Saturday, January 31, the academic team dominated outscoring their opponents 155 to 52. In addition, eight members of the testing team scored in the top 5 for each written assessment. Leading all scoring was 8th grader Cameron Brewer who had 1 first place & 1 second place finish in testing. Congratulations! Click here to view the winners!
The Campbell County Academic Team swamped all opposition at the District Governor's Cup at Brossart on Saturday, January 24th.
The team won 1st Place in Quick Recall, Future Problem Solving and every single competitor in written assessments or composition placed in the top 5 to qualify for the Regional. Sean Field took 1st Place in Math, Mitchell Turner placed 1st in Science, and Carly Taylor won 1st in both Language Arts and Arts & Humanities. Their scores all ranked at or near the top ten scores in the state. Colton Graham won 1st Place in Social Studies, ranking in the top 20 statewide. In Quick Recall, captain Drake Boling's varsity team won all three matches, besting Calvary Christian 36-18, and beating Highlands by scores of 50-7 and 51-11. This was the 17th consecutive year that Campbell County won the 36th District championship.
Click here to view the qualifiers for the Region.
Congratulations to the school counseling department at Campbell County Middle School has received national recognition in being named a Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP).
The RAMP designation, awarded to schools that align with the criteria set in the American School Counseling Association (ASCA) National Model, recognizes schools that are committed to delivering a comprehensive, data-driven school counseling program and an exemplary educational environment.
Only 550 schools across the United States have been designated as RAMP since the program's inception. RAMP applications are reviewed once a year by a panel of school counseling professionals, who assess a school counseling program in 12 different areas of program expertise. Campbell County Middle School's counseling program applied and was named an ASCA Model Program. This is a very prestigious honor.
Congratulations to Campbell County Middle School and the Campbell County Middle School Counselors, including Erica Thomas, Kelly Crowley, Britane Swank, Staci Kolkmeier and Elizabeth Farris. They have demonstrated their commitment to students and to the school counseling profession.
Congratulations to our CCMS Middle School students who are the KAAC Governor's Cup District 54 Champions! Our Quick Recall was undefeated. Our Future Problem Solving team was unchallenged. In addition, our written assessment testers took home 14 medals. When the scores were tabulated, our Camels had earned 70.5 points --more than the other three teams combined! Congratulations Camels! Click here to see individual results.
Mikey Mills, a junior at Campbell County High School, recently had a nine page article published in the Automatic Musical Instrument Collectors' Association Bulletin. Mikey is also a musical arranger and has recently had music rolls cut to play on band organs and player pianos. He is currently enrolled in Mr. Little's AP Music Theory, and is actively involved in CCHS Drama Club. Congratulations on a job well done, Mikey. Your future is bright!
Kindergarten Registration will be held at all elementary schools on the following dates:
March 16th from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and March 17 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Crossroads Elementary and Campbell Ridge Elementary will also host an additional registration date at their schools on March 18th from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
We can't wait to meet our newest CAMELS!
In 2013, Newsweek Magazine listed Campbell County High School as one of the best public high schools in the nation based on strong academic and advanced placement programs. In the Spring of 2014, CCS received a second national ranking. The Washington Post ranked Campbell County High School as one of the most challenging high schools in the nation. This week, Campbell County High School received a 3rd National Ranking. The Daily Beast ranked CCHS 531 in the nation in its 2014 Top High Schools Report. In addition to these national rankings, Campbell County Schools is also a "Distinguished" district on the Kentucky State Assessments. Congratulations students and staff!


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Abstract: Building automation integrates the active components in a building and, thus, has to connect components of different industries. The goal is to provide reliable and efficient operation. This paper describes how simulation can support building automation and how the deployment process of simulation assisted building control systems can be structured. We look at the process as a whole and map it to a set of formally described workflows that can partly be automated. A workbench environment supports the process execution by means of improved planning, collaboration and deployment. This framework allows integration of existing tools, as well as manual tasks, and is, therefore, many more intricate than regular software deployment tools. The complex environment of building commissioning requires expertise in different domains, especially lighting, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, measurement and control technology, as well as energy efficiency; therefore, we present a framework for building commissioning and describe a deployment process that is capable of supporting the various phases of this approach.
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NEW YORK -- It may be hard to remember now, but the full-time traveling coach is a relatively modern phenomenon in tennis. A few top players first started paying for that moral and tactical support on the road in the 1970s. The practice became common in the '80s, and entrenched in the '90s.
Historically, players have tended to hire one coach at a time, agreeing to become joined at the hip 10 months a year. In rare cases, those relationships endure for most of a career; more often, they have limited shelf lives.
The dynamic is shifting. For one thing, the ever more far-flung intercontinental lifestyle can be off-putting for all but the single and ultrahardy, leading to some shared duties among coaches. For another, players with enough income and drive are increasingly inclined to bring in a coach for a specific purpose. In a couple of recent examples, Roger Federer and Andy Murray hired Jose Higueras and Alex Corretja, respectively, to help refine their clay-court games.
Now one of Higueras' most ardent pupils, former top-10 player Todd Martin, has joined the entourage of Federer's young Serbian challenger Novak Djokovic. The two spent the week before the U.S. Open working together, and Martin sat in Djokovic's courtside box for his first-round win against Ivan Ljubicic, intently taking notes.
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Djokovic, who will face Australian qualifier Carsten Ball in the second round Thursday, said he expects Martin to help make serve-and-volley a more potent part of his game. But both he and Martin indicated the main goal is simply to give Djokovic a contrasting yet complementary take from the counsel of his longtime coach, genial Slovakian ex-pro Marian Vajda.
"I think it's nice to hear different voices, and it's nice to have a secure enough relationship [with a primary coach] to be able to do that,'' said ESPN analyst Pam Shriver. "Over a long career, which is what you want, you have to be willing to tweak things.''
Djokovic, 22, has had a solid enough year to keep him firmly in the conversation about Grand Slam contenders, but has been spinning his wheels in some ways. He's 2-5 in tournament finals this season, winning the Dubai title over Spain's David Ferrer and defeating a little-known Polish player in the new event his family owns in his native Belgrade. Djokovic's runner-up finishes in Miami (to Murray), Monte Carlo (Rafael Nadal), Rome (Nadal), Halle (Tommy Haas) and Cincinnati (Federer), seemed to show he's hit a bit of a ceiling.
Perhaps just as importantly for Djokovic, who broke the Federer-Nadal stranglehold on Slams when he won the 2008 Australian Open, he has not advanced past the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam in 2009. He admitted this summer that losing an epic semifinal against Nadal in Madrid last May haunted him for weeks.
Martin, a two-time Grand Slam finalist ('94 Australian, '99 U.S. Open), is "somebody that has been on top of the men's tennis, and somebody that has a positive attitude and great experience,'' Djokovic told reporters. "He always looks for positives, and this is exactly what I need.''
Martin, 39, lives in Florida with his wife and two young sons and said he has no interest in traveling full-time after investing 15 years in the itinerant professional's life. His only previous foray into coaching was a stint with veteran American player Mardy Fish.
The two focused on general match preparation and on revamping Fish's forehand. Martin bowed out after two and a half years, saying at the time that "Mardy did everything I asked of him in certain ways and not in others.'' Martin told ESPN.com that the experience was positive overall, and he plans to apply much of what he learned in working with Djokovic. "It doesn't matter what you have to share unless you share the right dosage in the right way at the right time,'' he said.
Martin first took note of Djokovic when he was a junior. "The moment he was finished with his match, he was in a field next door, cooling down appropriately,'' Martin said. "I've never felt like a grand prognosticator of future success, but I saw more in his after that match than during. He was clearly an organized, efficient player with a grip on what he wanted and how to get there.''
That last statement could describe Martin himself -- although the tall, cerebral, unflappable Lansing, Mich., native would be the first to say that he made the most of modest talent, while he refers to Djokovic's not-yet-fully tapped potential as "extraordinary.'' A sharper, more vigilant transition game could further round out an already very complete talent, Martin said.
"Novak isn't inherently a superaggressive player,'' Martin said. "He has to learn to volley better, develop a feel for the net and have the mindset that coming into the court is an appropriate move for him and a necessary move to finish a point he's earned the right to finish.''
The Madrid semi against Nadal may have sapped Djokovic, but it also helped counter the impression that he sometimes lacks mental and physical stamina in big matches. Martin said he doesn't feel there's any need to target that specifically.
"I don't think it's anyone's place to state, about another person, what may limit them,'' Martin said. "It's unfair to say one thing is the issue. We're all works in progress. Some guys cramp a lot during the first half of their career, and then it stops without their ever having found a panacea. Players are constantly going through physical changes. Novak's only 22.''
Djokovic has called on outside counsel before, working on his net game with Australian doubles great Mark Woodforde during two stretches of the 2007 season. And Martin is positively predisposed to a co-coaching situation. During his playing days, he and coach Dean Goldfine periodically visited Higueras' academy to train, and "whenever Higueras was [at events], Dean and I would welcome his participation,'' Martin said.
ESPN analyst Brad Gilbert, whose coaching résumé includes stints with Murray and Andre Agassi, theorized that today's top players are probably more comfortable with having multiple influences because they already travel with substantial entourages including trainers, fitness coaches and agents.
Gilbert never had more than one coach when he played, nor did he ever coexist with another coach. "I think it could be tricky,'' he said. "Who has the final voice? Who makes the strategy calls? If I'm traveling full-time and dropping everything, making that commitment to take someone to the next level and sacrificing the time away from my family I don't think I could do it. But that's just me.''
Tennis may be moving toward an era of more specialized coaching, but Andy Roddick recently pointed out that trend will have its limits for one simple reason: The player foots the bills, as opposed to a baseball team that carries a batting coach or an NBA team employing a free throw guru.
"If you're looking at making six figures a year, you're going to have to be in the top 80 as a tennis player,'' Roddick said. "You have to be making some bank in order to take on those expenses. We pay for all of our own stuff.''
Yet if Martin is able to help Djokovic bridge the last increment between himself and the men above him in the rankings, his input might be priceless.
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"The guy is extremely bright, but the question is not if he's bright — it's if he has the political sense to lead us out of this mess," Cummings said in a phone conversation with ABC News after attending Geithner's evening meeting with the House Democratic Caucus. "What he has to do is paint a picture that this can be done."
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Extremely interesting. Wonder about vitamin K2.
Vitamin K2 is known to keep Calcium out of arteries.
Might Vitamin K2 also keep Calcium crystals out of the inner ear?
Low levels of Vitamin D, Vitamin K2, and Magnesium might all cause vertigo.
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Glazed Carrots and Parsnips with Chives
Parsnip Recipes 95
Lamb and Winter Vegetable Stew
White Wine Chicken Soup
Irish Stew
Spiced Parsnip Soup
Basic Beef Stock
Winter Root Vegetable Soup
Hearty Lentil Soup
Chicken Meatball Soup
Roasted Root Vegetables With Apple Juice
Jewish Chicken Soup
Venison Stew II
Slow Cooker Root Vegetable Tagine
Sean's Mommy's Roasted Root Vegetables
Cauliflower With a Kick
Vegan Stew
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See how to make a comforting, warming winter meal.
A rich gratin with potatoes, parsnips, and Parmesan cheese.
See how to make wonderfully caramelized "grilled" parsnips in the oven.