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Khloe Kardashian filmed an episode of Real Husbands of Hollywood in her favorite Givenchy Layered Shaft Tall Boots and a $184 Kimberly Ovitz Aisu Dress:
Khloe's curves in this dress = pow!
Her ribbed dress features long sleeves and a form-fitting silhouette.
Her sold-out leather over-the-knee wedge boots feature tonal wraparound straps and 4.25″ heels.
Khloe originally wore these boots back in November 2012. I'm pretty sure she has every single iteration of these shoes!
I'm not feeling the boots with her dress, but the frock is dynamite!
Get your hands on the piece at www.forwardforward.com.
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nononononononononononono and NO!
that is intolerable cruelty!
and no not Khloe's fugly boots…but Boris's beer gut.
even as a prosthetic to do that to his phoin behind is a sin.
*throws head down on desk sobbing*
"wahhhh" 8-/
I think the boots look good either way, but that dress is tad too tight
Good Lord! Do we have to see a Kardashian every day???!!! Can't we have a Kardashian free day???!!!
I don't care for the look. I hope Boris doesn't end up looking like that..
@ Genie must you ask that everyday…skip the damn post…dweeeb
Love how Kris is checkin out dat potbelly
I really love those boots. They really do not go with the look but love them. The dress is great.
uuummm Boris does have a beer gut in real life. Its for the show. Just like the add layers on makeup and all that jazz on his face to make him appear fatter.
Don't care for the boots but Khloe looks fab.
Yes, because I read the Fashion Bomb every day. I maybe be a dweeb to you JJ, but this is my opinion and I have right to say it.
Rather if you approve or not!
@ Genie (first comment) i agree wholeheartedly
Thank you JJ!!
I dont like the dress and im on the fence about the boots
Those boots are Fugly I don't like that weird shape and how ill fitting they are and they look plastic
Boris still looks good lol n kk looks a tad stank but who am I to judge?
Hate the boots and not a fan of the dress either…and Wanda's boots are NOT the business!!
Forget khole .. hey boris !
@ Genie and FB has the right to post the Kardashians…rather you approve or not…apparently your opinion means squat because they continue to feature them….
I like the boots and the dress…just not together. I've been impressed by her overall style recently. I used to think of her as just a shoe and bag girl but her fashion has been improving lately.
Boris….honey even as a fatty… you can get it!!!
I'm loving KK's hair.
Love those boots, wish I could afford them. The boots and dress come off a bit slutty. KLO could use some serious bronzer on those legs…
Keep the kardashian posts coming!
Haha @JJ too funny. Hate the boots like really HATE the boots. Khloe's hair looks fierce though.
Khloe is beautiful!


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Craftsman 917.374356 Won't stay running
I have a Craftsman 917.374356 with a B&S Platinum Engine Series, 190cc 7.00, Self Propelled Bagger/Mulcher Mower. Last summer I was having an issue with it not wanting to start, it would start, run for about 3 secs and then die. I took the bowl off of the carb and found that it had some build up in it. I took the carb completely off and cleaned it in its entirety and replaced, it started and ran fine. I ran all the gas out of it this past summer and stored it in the garage, it stays inside a climate controlled garage when not in use. I brought it out the other day, filled the tank with fuel and it began to do the same thing. I have since removed the carb again, cleaned it out completely and reinstalled it but I am still coming up with the same issue. I have replaced the spark plug, but still having the issue. I noticed it was a tad low on oil, not sure if it has a sensor to "not run" if oil is low, but I will change the oil today to see if this cures the problem. I have noticed similar issues here on this forum and just thought I might see if any of you had the same issue, with this or a similar mower?
Thanks in advance!
I'm going to guess that your bowl nut has some varnish in the jet. Have you looked in the throttle body to see if when you prime, the fuel actually pushes up out of the brass tube? You will see it rise about 1/8" or more. (Unless you're is an auto choke). Did you clean with carb cleaner in a spray can?
These carbs are pretty forgiving and generally are fixed by cleaning the jet or fixing the primer bulb.
@baymee, thanks for the quick response and my apologies as I forgot to state in my original post that this was an auto-choke with no prime bulb. Carb cleaner was used, I did have some build up in the brass nut last summer I'm the bottom of the float bowl. It seems as its a fuel delivery issue. The needle on the float moves freely and all jets are clear. I'm scratching my head over this one.
@twelveguage, not demeaning, lol. The fuel flows freely from the tank to the carb. There are no "Guts" to this fuel cap, only a thin white plastic ring inside, I did check for seal and any obstructions through vent hole. I tore it apart again, thoroughly cleaned it again and for some reason the needle valve on the float stuck open, it would not seal and was leaking out of the filter, this all after I tried to start it and let it sit for about an hour to get my bearings and think about it more. After I saw it dripping, I went and pulled it and it started? I mowed the back yard and I am letting it sit to see if the float bowl will fill up and the needle leaks again...more to follow.
@bill_kapaun yes sir, I have done that with the carb cleaner. Flows through there with no issues. It is running again and the float seems to be "unstuck" for now. We'll see how it goes in a few days when I have to mow again. Up here in the Pacific Northwest I have to mow sometimes twice a week, in between rain cycles!
Thanks again for all the help from everyone.
A top down view of a main jet. Note the hole in the center. It's rare, but if you loosen the bowl nut and let the fuel flow, it should not stop flowing after the bowl empties, which would indicate a lack of flow from the tank. I use a 1/2 socket and small container to catch the fuel.
It now appears you have or had a leaking float seat.
@bill_kapaun yep, that is what I used, as well as a push pin. Mine looks just like the photo above with 2 holes on the sides, one solid hole from left to right. The main jet opening goes down into them and they are larger than the jet opening. I used te red straw that came with the Carb Cleaner and shot it from all three openings ensuring it flowed thru freely.
You guys have been great with the feedback, I really appreciate it.
You've got a Briggs Quantum 128T02 flat head engine fitted with a Walbro carb, Briggs p/n 796707. Good engine and carb.
Complete carb should cost about $30. Briggs also sells an overhaul kit 796612 for about $12.
Baymee and Kapaun instructions are good, but sometimes it's not possible to clean all of the internal passages, and either ultrasonic cleaning, or complete replacement may be required.
So to close out this debacle, I found out the issue. This lawnmower, as I stated, is an Auto Choke. The mechanism is located directly behind the muffler and was seized. $14 dollar part, replaced and mower runs like new. Starts with 1/2 pull every time like it did when I bought it. Just a little info in case anyone else has this problem and you guys happen to get in on the conversation.
Sorry for the late reply!

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With original music from the ABBA boys and lyrics by Tim Rice this outstanding production will take to the stage of the Churchill Theatre in March 2015.
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Edinburgh Music Theatre Company, or EMT, was formed in 1982, to perform large-scale musicals in major theatres. Our aim was to produce shows that none of the other companies in the capital would attempt, achieving the highest possible standard in performance, while appealing to as broad a range of audience as possible.
Whilst company members are all amateur, the shows are all professionally directed both dramatically and musically. Testament to this policy are our rave reviews, and the fact that several members of the company have moved onto the professional scene, performing on the West End stage, and internationally.
Historically, the Company has performed in many theatre venues, throughout Edinburgh. Over the last 10 years we have performed annually at the prestigious Kings Theatre. Our contribution to theatre in the Lothians has been, and hopefully will continue to be, significant.
The company annually performs one principal large-scale musical in the spring of the year. Past productions have included West Side Story, Sweeney Todd, Fiddler on the Roof, Pirates of Penzance (Broadway version) and the World Premier of the Robert Louis Stevenson musical Teller of Tales. From time to time we stage Revues or small shows and have been invited to stage our productions in the excellent Adam Smith Theatre in Kirkcaldy.
We are one of the youngest musical theatre companies in Edinburgh, we do, of course, cater for a wide spectrum of ages – indeed, many members have been with the company since inception. In rehearsal, and on stage, we adopt a completely professional approach, while off-stage we are very sociable. Our members have the opportunity to contribute, whether on- or off-stage, to the success of a performance on one of the largest stages in Edinburgh. Our rehearsal period whilst intense leading up to the show is relatively short (5 months or less).


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Arrangement How To's
This year will be only my second rose show. When looking at the arrangement section, I reallized I'm in way over my head. I'd like to try doing some arrangements but I don't know what a line or mass design is, etc, etc.
Are there any sites on the web where I can learn a little about this? Or any good books I should look for?
Thanks in advance,
To start, here are some articles from the ARS web site, Arrangements Using Roses.
Also, check with the society or the district to see if they have any arrangement seminars. If not, contact some of the arrangement judges to see what books they use. Also, if there are any general floral design classes in your area, take those. Our best arrangers have taken one or more of these classes. Good luck. I've only done it once, I'm not hankering to try it again any time soon!
Thanks Diane,
I was worried that I'd have to take a class! Now if you don't want to do it again soon, I'm gonna be way out of my league. Maybe I'll just start small and enter something in the novice section.
The link was helpful with the diagrams, at least I have an idea now of what they should look like. I know the local society isn't having any seminars. I'll have to check the rest.


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Episode PremiereDecember 13, 2008
DistributorSyfy, BBC
GenreDrama, Family, Fantasy
Show Period2008 - 2013
Production CompanyShine Television, FremantleMedia Enterprises
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DirectorDavid Moore
ScreenwriterJulian Jones
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- Colin Morgan as Old Merlin / Emrys
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- Warwick Davies
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Arthur is mortally wounded by a monster that has the body of a lion and the head of a serpent. Merlin seeks out followers of an ancient religion who have the power to reverse death, but he faces a tough decision after learning that another life must be sacrificed for the prince to survive. Last in the series.


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Petrobras plans to bring four more new platforms onstream through the end of 2013 as the company attempts to boost flagging crude oil output. Production has stagnated over the past two years amid declining output at mature fields in the Campos Basin, where more than 85% of Brazil's crude is produced, and a series of maintenance shutdowns at aging offshore platforms.
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For those guys who can remember the season before..... how was that different, from what we are experiencing now?
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Our offense is led by a QB that get it done in the NFL as long as he stays healthy, which we didn't have in 2005.
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They were cutting veteran players in the off-season, for starters.
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I think this thread belongs under Texanstalk.
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For me, in that offseason, I was psyched, just like I am now. I thought we were going to turn the corner and have our first winning season even though I had misgivings about the draft. I was surprised by the Travis Johnson pick. I don't even want to talk about the Buchanon deal. But I was excited by the Jerome Mathis pick (although I thought we got him a little early.)
But, honestly, I wasn't following the team as closely as I do now. I was mostly just watching the games and watching the draft.
The difference is that we've been 8-8 two seasons in a row now. We've got a stronger, more solid base of players. We finished the season strong as opposed to tanking. I think we had another good draft and we didn't make any silly trades.
I think there are a lot of differences between this offseason and the offseason after the 7-9 season and before the dark abyss of pain that was the 2-14 season.
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Siddaramaiah says his removal cannot be taken as a precedent to install KumaraswamyLeadership of Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party is an issue that can be settled later: H.K. PatilSpeaker adjourns House twice as slogan shouting disrupts proceedings
BANGALORE: After a protracted debate and amidst noisy protests by Congress members, Legislative Assembly Speaker Krishna on Friday declared that H.D. Kumaraswamy had been recognised as the leader of the Janata Dal (Secular) Legislature Party.
The Speaker's attempts to announce his decision on the basis of a letter dated January 19 from Janata Dal (S) State unit President N. Thippanna seeking the recognition of Mr. Kumaraswamy as the legislature party leader were repeatedly stalled by the Congress members.
It also yielded an opportunity to the former Deputy Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to set the record straight on the "unceremonious manner in which I was dismissed a few months ago to be replaced by M.P. Prakash as Deputy Chief Minister and Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party leader."
"My removal was illegal and unconstitutional. It was also against the party constitution. Only the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party leader can summon a meeting of party legislators. However, when I was removed from the post and since you (the Speaker) gave the decision, we decided not to take the issue any further."
Mr. Siddaramaiah said his removal could not be taken as a precedent, and if the Janata Dal (S) had succeeded in its mission in getting Mr. Kumaraswamy appointed as the leader, it was only because the numbers were on his side.
Maintaining that he is still part of the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party, he reminded the House that after Mr. Kumaraswamy's surprise move, the former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda had written to the Governor and the Speaker clarifying that Mr. Prakash continued to be the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party leader, and no credence need be given to communications from any other individual or group.
Mr. Siddaramaiah said since he and seven others, who have been suspended, are still members of the Janata Dal (S), not giving them notice of the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party meeting was unconstitutional.
Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H.K. Patil argued that the House was meeting for the purpose of establishing the majority or otherwise of the N. Dharam Singh-led coalition Government. The leadership of the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party was an issue that could be settled later.
Leader of the Opposition B.S. Yediyurappa noted that since Mr. Thippanna had given notice about the change in the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party leadership, all that was left for the Speaker to do was to give his decision on the matter and there was no need for a discussion on the issue.
Water Resources Minister M. Mallikarjun Kharge wondered why there was so much pressure on the Speaker to go through the exercise of recognising Mr. Kumaraswamy as the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party leader. Technically, the post has not fallen vacant as Mr. Prakash maintains that he is still the leader of the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party, he said.
When mention was made of Mr. Krishna calling on the former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda, Mr. Kharge said there is no bar on the Speaker calling on a leader who is unwell.
Health Minister N. Cheluvaraya Swamy rose to defend the decision to replace Mr. Prakash saying the same procedure was followed when Mr. Siddaramaiah was replaced as Deputy Chief Minister and Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party leader.
When some members observed that Mr. Kharge had refrained from defending Mr. Siddaramaiah but was now questioning the replacement of Mr. Prakash, a ruffled Mr. Kharge said: "Don't play the backward class card with me. This is purely a legal issue." He turned to the Speaker at this point and urged him not to recognise Mr. Kumaraswamy as the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party leader as it would not be constitutional.
But Mr. Krishna announced that after consulting legal experts, he had decided to recognise Mr. Kumaraswamy as the leader of the Janata Dal (S) Legislature Party. Following this, Congress members trooped into the well of the House and began shouting slogans against the Speaker, who had to adjourn the House twice, even as his attempts to ask Mr. Dharam Singh to seek a vote of confidence was drowned in the din.


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Glad you noticed that, I hadn't looked. I registered as being in Australia (never been to the USA in my life). It was still correct some time back as some posters have commented previously on me being in Oz. Seems like there's been a glitch in the system. It's also given me a sex change (don't remember getting the operation, LOL). I notice yours shows you being in the USA as well.
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Hah, yeah, I "live in the United States" and my zone is "NSW Aust". As the yanks 'ed say: "go figure!" Terranora is near Tweed Heads and that's definitely NSW. Maybe all of us should go take a look now and then at their 'My Page'. As you had no result I don't think I'll try to change it, the NSW should make it obvious. Thanks for alerting us Tropi. (excuse the shortening of your title).
I have to comment on the glitch in the system. I live in Toronto. Ontario, Canada, but my original entry has been changed, too USA. I tried to change it, without success. I've been a user for many years. At one time, we all had to re-register and change user names too.
Did you get a sex change too (at no extra cost, LOL)? They haven't replied to my email, or even acknowledged it. Guess I could put a comment about my right location in the comments section. I don't want to change my user name, it's the same one I use on several sites, at least the "tropicbreeze" part.
Looks like they reckon everyone on the planet lives in the U.S. of A. Excuse me looking at your 'page' Inga but I didn't notice any notation as to your gender. I've always had the opinion you're female; didn't know you're retired though (as I, too, am). Tropic (excuse abbreviation) your gender isn't mentioned either, I'm of the opinion you're a bloke like meself! Guess it doesn't really matter where they reckon we all live, we know we all don't speak with a 'Yankee' drawl (No offence intended to the yanks).
I tried to change the location again but it refused. Then tried just to change the gender (it shows up as female when I look) but it also refused that. When I tried to put an entry in the comments box it also refused to do that. And I still haven't had a reply to the email I sent them.
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90 North
At home, in my flannel gown, like a bear to its floe,
I clambered to bed; up the globe's impossible sides
I sailed all night—till at last, with my black beard,
My furs and my dogs, I stood at the northern pole.
There in the childish night my companions lay frozen,
The stiff fur knocked at my starveling throat,
And I gave my great sigh: the flakes came huddling,
Were they really my end? In the darkness I turned to my rest.
—Here, the flag snaps in the glare and silence
Of the unbroken ice. I stand here,
The dogs bark, my beard is black, and I stare
At the North Pole . . .
And now what? Why, go back.
Turn as I please, my step is to the south.
The world—my world spins on this final point
Of cold and wretchedness: all lines, all winds
End in this whirlpool I at last discover.
And it is meaningless. In the child's bed
After the night's voyage, in that warm world
Where people work and suffer for the end
That crowns the pain—in that Cloud-Cuckoo-Land
I reached my North and it had meaning.
Here at the actual pole of my existence,
Where all that I have done is meaningless,
Where I die or live by accident alone—
Where, living or dying, I am still alone;
Here where North, the night, the berg of death
Crowd me out of the ignorant darkness,
I see at last that all the knowledge
I wrung from the darkness—that the darkness flung me—
Is worthless as ignorance: nothing comes from nothing,
The darkness from the darkness. Pain comes from the darkness
And we call it wisdom. It is pain.
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Keith Gaboury (6/10/2005 3:38:00 PM)
Wow, that's a really depressing poem but I'm still somehow pulled towards it. I really like the line 'Where people work and suffer for the end.' (Report) Reply
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Recipe by: QueenBea | Crusted Buffalo Hot Wings
Great combination. I used the pre-toasted almonds that I buy for salads, so...
Recipe by: Tisme | Balsamic & Garlic Beans
Very interesting alternative from the usual. We had these with chicken soup but...
Recipe by: MsPia | Rosemary Puffs
Very good - I cut this recipe in half and skipped the tomatoes but otherwise...
Recipe by: Kchurchill5 | Crock Pot Chicken Florentine Stew
What a lovely slushy twisted. We loved it. It was quick and easy to make with...
Recipe by: twissis | Lime Freeze (Non-Alcoholic Beverage)
Our family has found our new favorite Caesar salad dressing. So simple yet with...
Recipe by: Gerry | Cathy's Caesar Salad Dressing
Made for FF&F Beverage Tag - We tried 2 chicken breast recipes side-by-side (1...
Recipe by: Mikekey | Chicken Breasts With Maple-Whiskey Glaze
I am a huge fan of rice so these recipes are generally going to work for me :) ...
Recipe by: twissis | Buddha Rice (Vietnamese)
I had to omit the celery, but everything else was used as stated. I like to try...
Recipe by: twissis | "Buffalo" Deviled Eggs
The Plan: Cook a pkg of chicken breasts using 2 recipes, including this one I...
Recipe by: Dreamer_in_Ontario | Three Ingredient Crispy Onion Chicken
This cucumber salad is fantastic, it has just the right amount of sweetness and...
Recipe by: Luvcookn | Cucumber Dill Salad
Born in the Midwest, I spent my US yrs in the South-Central US B4 coming to...
Recipe by: ILuv2Kook | Southern Born & Bred Perfect Sweet Tea
very good. I made some changes based on what I had by using only ground beef and...
Recipe by: Under15Cook | Cabbage & Beef Soup
Moist, with wonderful coffee flavor! I baked mine in 13x9 Pyrex for 30 minutes...
Recipe by: Marramamba | Coffee Brownies.
Wonderfully delicious! I used 12 ounces extra large shrimp, and the remaining...
Recipe by: Marramamba | Dancing Shrimp Panini
This was a lovely smoothie oh twisted one. I enjoyed this very much. It was...
Recipe by: twissis | Chocolate Banana Smoothie
Delicious - Just a couple of ingredients more and what difference. I was...
Recipe by: Chef shapeweaver | Lazy Man's BBQ Baked Beans
I had a little difficulty with these cookies Pat. They didn't cook very well,...
Recipe by: ImPat | Chocolate Dipped Shortbread
I love balsamic vinegar and it is perfect on the beets - Easy recipe that you...
Recipe by: Tisme | Baked Beetroot & Red Onion
Wonderful dish, great flavours! I made a little mistake by accidentally grabbing...
Recipe by: twissis | Chicken Normandy (Bacon & Apple Chicken)
These nuts are so easy and such a wonderful snack. I used walnut halves instead...
Recipe by: Marramamba | Maple Balsamic Pecans Les Fougeres
I made this recipe with a few very slight changes. I used a half cup apple sauce...
Recipe by: Bergy | Wine Cured Sauerkraut With Porkchops,...
I used rind less bacon pieces from the deli for this recipe and fresh home grown...
Recipe by: MsPia | Grape Tomatoes With Onion, Bacon & Sage
Oh WOW...... These are amazing!
They are just so very good!
Such an easy recipe...
Recipe by: breezermom | Coconut Date Truffle Bites
I made my own vegetable stock for this recipe and the only substitute was that I...
Recipe by: QueenBea | Fresh Tomato Soup
Great chicken - we used 4 chicken thighs and marinated them for one hour. I used...
Recipe by: Kchurchill5 | Orange Chipotle Baked Chicken
Very good cornbread which was easy to make with easy to follow directions....
Recipe by: LindasBusyKitchen | New England Johnny Cake
Great carrots which we enjoyed with chicken. I halved the recipe without any...
Recipe by: ForeverMama | Forevermama's Sautéed Carrots With Red...
Yummy and Easy.
Recipe by: Maito | Tijuana Hot Dogs
Delicious. Much easier and just as tasty as cabbage rolls, i scaled this in...
Recipe by: QueenBea | Lazy Man's Cabbage Rolls
Turkey Tomato Basil Lettuce Cups
Recipe by: QueenBea
Cream Of Chicken & Potato Soup With Dill
Recipe by: QueenBea
Quick & Easy Yunnan Potatoes
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Dry Strir-Fry Seasoning
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Fried Rice With Shrimp (1953)
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Guy Fieri's BBQ Pork Fried Rice
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Scallop Rumaki
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Stir-Fried Asparagus & Tomatoes
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Fresh Mint Brownies
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Brussels Sprouts Gratin
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Curacao Fruit Cheese
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Rocky Road Pudding
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Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto
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Decadent Chocolate Brownie
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Honey Mustard Chicken Tenders
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Baked Sweet Potato Chips
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Quick & Easy Beef Skillet
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Quick To The Table Chicken & Rice
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May Day Cookies
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May Day Crullers
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Bacon Wrapped Clams
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Clamdigger Dip
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Roasted New Potatoes With Garlic & Thyme
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Roast Leg Of Lamb
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The Thigh Who Loved Me (A Winner Recipe For Oven Barbecue Chicken That You Wouldn't Guess Is Lowfat)
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Hearty Butternut Squash Soup
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Spicy Asian Shrimp Skewers
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Texas All In One Hot Pot (Crock Pot)
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Ham & Red-Eye Gravy Danish
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