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Like a heart transplant?
finally, a blue shirt
barthesis wrote:Like a heart transplant?
I think it's kinda cute. I do love chinese food...
In for one.
That's cute. But I'd buy it if it were on black. That blue is just a tad light... G'nite!
finally a decent colored shirt. shame it sucks.
Man, I thought for a minute that was a takeout version of the companion cube. I gotta stop playing Portal...
Definitely looks like a companion cube.
you think, using this shirt will work this time? i mean asking my crush out...
would be perfect if it didnt have the heart that kills the joke
snort!, this is cute (and I'm a guy!)
I formally request more blue shirts in the future.
Would be better without the heart... i like the idea... not sold on execution... i'll sleep on it and let you guys (and my wallet) decide for me, k.
Cute design. Great colors. I'm thinking I'd like it better without the bold text...but I may just splurge on this one!
I can't shake the song "Take me out" by Franz Ferdinand after seeing this shirt.
Cute, but not something I would buy. Oh well.
I would wear this if I were desperately single. Maybe not. Nice color, though.
paragraph wrote:Would be better without the heart... i like the idea... not sold on execution... i'll sleep on it and let you guys (and my wallet) decide for me, k.
Hrm...I'm not normally a royal blue guy, but this shirt concept is pretty cool. If only it were navy...alas
from what I can see, it is the exact same heart used on the companion cube. Dang it just seems to muscle its cute self into everything now days....
agreed.. I have a sickness and the only cure for my sickness is some less heart. (and more cow-bell)
Now is it cute or desperate? Kinda reminds me of those shirts that say "Hottie" or "Princess" or (saw it once on a very ugly-duckling girl) "Your boyfriend wishes he was with me." Just seems a bit "look at me! look at me!" Perfect if you want that! :-D
another shirt for a female losing confidence in woot.....
why aren't there any 24 hour chinese places near me? Christ this shirt makes me crave chow mein.
Being of Chinese origin and currently single, am I required by law to buy this?
I thought hearts were not allowed....
god, it would be perfect without the text.
Hasn't anyone else noticed that the lines that form the edges of the carton on the "inside" don't match up with the shape of the carton on the outside? Terrible design flaw, one that I would be ashamed of wearing since I attend a design school.
Take me out.... out back and shoot it? Or is this some "INDY! COVER YOUR HEART!" deallio? Pull out his heart? Eww.
] Would get it in an instant if it didn't have the heart OR if it didn't have the text. With both, it's too much.
metanoia29 wrote:Hasn't anyone else noticed that the lines that form the edges of the carton on the "inside" don't match up with the shape of the carton on the outside? Terrible design flaw, one that I would be ashamed of wearing since I attend a design school.
Actually it matches with the far corner of the box perfectly...better hit those books...
coupdetat wrote:god, it would be perfect without the text.
hmmm so true, now that I think about it, the text kind of ruins it. the picture is self explainatory.
mikop168 wrote:hmmm so true, now that I think about it, the text kind of ruins it. the picture is self explainatory.
exactly. that's why i can't get this shirt. redundancy.
Actually, I love the text... it's the heart that ruins it for me... a little too ebullient for my tastes, and I even happen to be ebullient, so that's saying something... just the plain take-out box with the text would've rocked... I may even try and find a way to get one made somewhere else like that... A for effort, D overall
the heart is what makes it different from any other chinese take-out container shirt, though.
In for one! There are definitely not enough feminine shirts on here.
jordan314 wrote:In for one! There are definitely not enough feminine shirts on here.
Why do the girls always like the ugly ones
"Take me home tonight" could have been the alternative wording on this. Definitely a chick shirt.
How do these shirts run, cause this was my first Woot shirt so I just got a medium.
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Link between autism, infections in pregnancy explored
If a mother has an infection or the flu during pregnancy, can it raise the risk of autism for her child? A new study out of Denmark suggests that the answer is "probably not" and "maybe" and that the issue definitely needs more study.
"Overall, we found little evidence that various types of mild common infectious diseases or febrile episodes during pregnancy were associated with ASD/infantile autism (autism spectrum disorders)," the study authors wrote.
But they also say their data suggest there are three scenarios in which there might be an increased risk of the child developing autism. If the mother had the flu, there was "a two-fold increased risk of infantile autism; if the mom had "prolonged episodes of fever" (lasting a week or more), the risk goes up threefold; "and use of various antibiotics during pregnancy were potential risk factors for ASD/infantile autism."
But the study authors also concede that the results may be skewed by multiple testing, contributing to the potential for "chance findings."
The study
These results of this study -- published Monday in Pediatrics, the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics -- are based on researchers interviewing the mothers of 96,736 children born in Denmark between 1997 and 2003.
These women were asked nearly 200 questions in phone interviews around the 17th week of pregnancy, the 32nd week of pregnancy and six months after giving birth, long before any child could have been diagnosed with autism. This aimed to eliminate "recall bias," which can occur in studies where subjects self-report on their health. These women were asked whether they had any infections or episodes of fever and for how long, and whether they had taken any antibiotics.
The results
Among the over 96,000 children born, 976 were later diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. The main signs and symptoms of autism involve difficulties with communication, social interactions and repetitive behaviors. According to the latest statistics from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in 88 children currently is diagnosed with autism, including one in 54 boys.
The study authors themselves note that a recently published Swedish study, which used inpatient hospital register data, "found no association between any prenatal infection and ASD."
The takeaway
"An important message is that even though we find an increased risk of ASD after influenza and prolonged periods of fever during pregnancy, the study is still speculative," lead study author Dr. Hjördis Osk Atladottir said in an e-mail. "It is important to bear in mind that when you look at the absolute numbers, we see that around 99% of women reporting to have had influenza or fever during pregnancy do not have children with ASD. We do not want pregnant women to worry. Our results are truly explorative."
She and her co-authors strongly recommend further research in this area.
In the meantime, Dr. Max Wiznitzer, a child neurologist at Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital in Cleveland, says that since this study suggests the possibility of an association between influenza and autism, it reinforces the recommendation that pregnant women should get a flu shot, as recommended by the CDC.


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Grefe and Silman give many variations and analysis from the Black perspective to show why the French Defense is one of Black's best replies vs. 1.e4.
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This hefty book offers the results of S.Soloviov's ten-year-long investigation of a nearly virgin territory of chess theory - 1.e4 c5 2.a3. This is a more flexible version of the Sicilian Gambit with 2.b4 as the play often takes original courses.
The Modern Anti-Sicilian. 1.e4 c5 2.a3
The King's Fianchetto Defences
Alexei Kornev is an international grandmaster and coach. In 2001 he took the silver in the Russian Cup Final. He is also the winner of a number of international tournaments. Highest Elo so far - 2582. For many years, he has been the senior coach of the junior chess school in the city of Vladimir. His students are often among the Russian junior championships for boys and girls.
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Chess Life, the official magazine of the United States Chess Federation, is one of the oldest and most respected chess magazines in the world. It's list of contributors include such legendary authors as Grandmaster Andrew Soltis, GM Lev Alburt, NM Bruce Pandolfini and many others!
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Because of its simplicity and systematic approach the book is useful for advanced players and for those who want to become familiar with the basics of endgames. It's especially interesting for coaches.
Encyclopedia of Chess Endings II: Rook Endings, Part One - 2nd EDITION
A thorough analysis of Chess Games by the greatest player of all time, Paul Morphy. It features 54 against such masters as Anderssen, Harrwitz, Mongredien, Bird, Paulsen and others; 52 of the best blindfold games; 52 games at odds; and 142 in consultation, informally, etc. Detailed annotations of games by such expert analysts as Sergeant, Steinitz, Anderssen and Morphy himself.
Morphy's Games of Chess
One of the great theoretical works in chess, shows principles of action above and beyond moves. Acclaimed by Capablanca, Keres, etc.
Chess Strategy
Lasker's Manual of Chess is one of the greatest chess books ever written. The fact that it was first published over 80 years ago has diminished neither its relevance nor significance in today's modern chess world. Lasker was both a wonderful fighter and a deep thinker; his book is the quintessence of the exceptionally successful experiences he had over many long years, and his thoughts about them.
Lasker's Manual of Chess
Learn chess from a World Champion! These 100 games were selected and annotated by Botvinnik himself as the best games he played before becoming World Champion in 1948. Includes contests against Alekhine, Capablanca, Euwe, Keres, Reshevsky, Smyslov and others. Author explains his theories, the development of Russian chess and six end game studies.
Botvinnik - 100 Selected Games
Informal intermediate introduction, quite strong in explaining reasons for moves. Covers basic material, tactics, important openings, traps, positional play in middle game, end game. Attempts to isolate patterns and recurrent configurations.
An Introduction to Chess Moves and Tactics Simply Explained
Explanations for the famous and less well-known combinations of Tarrasch, Botvinnik, Nimzovich, Steinitz, Rubinstein; the dazzling brilliancies of Morphy, Keres and Alekhine; the deadly attacks of Marshall; the unfathomable plays of Lasker; and the matchless creations of Capablanca and many others. 356 diagrams.
Combinations - The Heart of Chess
With keen appreciation of the amateur's usual limitations, International Grandmaster Eugene Znosko Borovsky explains the importance of rapid development of the pieces, occupation of the center, the relation of the opening to the general plan of the player, and significance of control of the center.
How to Play the Chess Opening
The Biennial Chess Olympiad is the official World Team Championship and rivals the individual World Championship as the premier event in the chess calendar. The 1974 Olympiad, which took place at Nice on the French Riviera, had a record entry of 74 national teams. The Soviet Union once again captured the gold medal, the USA, without Fischer, made their best result for eight years to win the bronze medal behind Yugoslavia in second place.
This book covers the story of the Olympiad with 130 annotated games, nearly half of them annotated by Grandmasters, complete tables of team performances in both the preliminary and the final groups, tables of every individual result of every player and the results of all past Olympiads.
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Vast collection of great chess games from 1798-1938, with much material nowhere else readily available. Fully annotated, arranged by opening for easier study. 150 years of master play!
500 Master Games of Chess
This book takes a detailed look at a system that has been favored by Karpov, Spassky, Portisch, and Gligoric, among others. The rerouting of black's queenside knight from c6-b8-d7 and sometimes to c5 aims to put pressure on white's center, particularly the e4 strongpoint. This books offers a solid system for Ruy Lopez players.
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Ruy Lopez: Breyer System
All 210 games from the greatest tournament since World War II. Smyslov, Bronstein, Keres, Reshevsky, Petrosian, 10 others; perceptive annotations by Bronstein.
Zurich International Chess Tournament 1953
No board and men are necessary to enjoy this booklet. Enough diagrams are provided for you to follow each position to its completion.Chess with unusual positions is an altogether different world. There will be those who will want to solve them form the first diagram ? others will wait and start with the second diagram. But we are not going to challenge you to solve anything! This is where creative imagination is the order of the day ? where routine is scorned for the sheer love of artistry.
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Unusual Endings
These 60 complete games, annotated throughout, emphasize Cuban master's elegant, classic, accurate, lethal endgame play against Alekhine, Lasker, Marshall, Nimzowitsch, Reti, the best. Here are real games from match and tournament play, but endings that seem like long-contemplated works of art.
Capablanca's Best Chess Endings
Learn to think the same way Bobby Fischer did. This is the fastest, most efficient, most enjoyable book on chess ever compiled. As the student, you start at the beginning and progressively develop your skills as you apply Bobby Fischer's principles and learn how to play Chess the Bobby way.
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess
The variations of the Sicilian in which Black sets up a pawn centre with ...e6 and ...d6 have been popularized by such fighting players as Kasparov and Andersson. The play can become extremely sharp and many lines have been analyzed to move 20. This comprehensive work provides everything the modern tournament player needs to know about the Scheveningen and only a Grandmaster of the calibre of Kasparov can provide the strategy explanation necessary for an opening of this complexity.
Sicilian ...e6 and ...d6 Systems
This is the first publication of a manuscript by del Rio written around 1800 but unpublished until this edition in 1984. The original Italian plus English commentary added by Professor Christopher Becker who has added a long scholarly introduction which traces the early development of chess and explains the place of this work in chess history.
The War Of the Chessmen
By working through Robert Brieger's collection of endgames studies, one will discover that there is a Knight figuring predominately in many of his problems: sometimes one sneaks in by underpromotion. The Houston Chess Club members have enjoyed watching Robert Brieger put together this very stimulating group of endgames. We are sure you will enjoy playing through the solutions. But beware the Brieger Knight!
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Challenges in the Endgame
The Ponziani (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.c3)has been an opening that has been overlooked frequently through the years. However it was played quite frequently throughout the 80's in Master-level and above tournament play. White has many ways to challenge each variant of Black's setup. Harding shows that Black's game is not as easy as many Black theorists would want you to believe.
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Ponziani Opening
This edition is a good guide to show the players the ideas in one of the most classic, solid openings against the Classic White's King's pawn setup. All the important variations are covered in Harding's classic style.
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Philidor Defense - A Re-Appraisal
Through the fortunate chance of having developed a notation to record actual games, chess has become very much a literary game. This has resulted in a veritable flood of books, with more being written about chess than any other sport. Hence, for the average chess player who would like to improve, the choice among such a vast number of books can be bewildering. The author has undertaken to review those books written by the great writers of the game and to select recommendations.
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The Literature of Chess
A Study of 101 Outrageous Moves by the Great Chess Champion of All Time
This book contains a collection of the most brilliant, ingenious and outrageous moves ever played by Bobby Fischer, the American who is generally acknowledged to be the greatest chess player of all time.
These 101 moves - every one a move that either forced checkmate, gained material or lead to an overwhelmingly superior position - have been selected from among all of Fischer's recorded games, most of which were were played under tournament or match conditions.
Bobby Fischer's Outrageous Chess Moves
The Encyclopedia of Chess Endings (ECE), published by Chess Informant, is a five-volume comprehensive reference work on endings. Contributors to the series include experts such as Adorjan, Averbakh, Beliavsky, Botvinnik, Browne, Ftacnik, Gelfand, Gligoric, Hort, Huebner, Karpov, Kasparov, Kavalek, Korchnoi, Kovacevic, Mikhalchishin, Miles, Minev, Nunn, Parma, Speelman, Sveshnikov, Thompson (BELLE), Timman, Uhlmann, and Unzicker.
Encyclopedia of Chess Endings - BOOK III - Rook Endings - PART TWO
How He Thinks, How He Moves
Russian grandmaster Gary Kasparov is the youngest world champion ever. He is renowned for his aggressive play and superior tactics, which the author, a U.S. national chess master, analyzes in this book of recapped pivotal positions. Pandolfini opens with a brief biographical sketch on Kasparov and then proceeds to discuss how Kasparov responded or might have responded to 150 or so actual and hypothetical situations.
Kasparov's Winning Chess Tactics
Sicilian miniatures of games 20 moves or less. They are arranged by Encyclopedia of Chess Openings classification system. Light notes are added at critical positions.
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500 Sicilian Miniatures
"The Art of Attack by Vukovic" ends with the Alekhine era --- the last example being in 1947. In the 1950's a new generation emerged starting with the daring play of Mikhail Tal. He and his contemporaries are where we begin with this book, taking the reader through the 1980's. The chapters are 1)Attacking the King Which Can't Castle, 2)Attacking the Uncastled King, 3)Attacking the Kingside Castled Positions, 4)St.George Attack, 5)Greek Gift Attack, 6)Defensive Measures, 7)Attacking the Opposite Side, 8)Couterattacking, 9)Great Attacking Players including Tal's Daring Sacrifical Attacks, Fischer's Scientific Style, Karpov's Fiery Attacking Style. A great book for players of all strengths.
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Modern Art of Attack
A complete opening system with White playing 1.e4. The author tells you what to play against each possible Black defense. His recommendations are not carved in stone so you can keep what you like and change the ones that do not appeal to you. If you play the "peak-a-boo" opening, you will want to change to the dynamic 1.e4! Start winning games!
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Winning with 1. e4
"In this book, we shall provide the student with an unbeatable system for the white pieces after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3. We teach you how to play against the Hungarian Defense, the Philidor Defense, the Latvian Gambit, and the Petroff Defenses. This gets us to the main lines, the Three Knights and Four Knights Game with the Belgrade Gambit included(the 1st time GM Evans ever recommended a gambit!). These 'hold the draw in hand and go for the win' openings have been researched like never before. There is more dynamic play, for those that know them, than ever realized. Here is something to build on if later in your career you want to head for the Giuoco Piano or Ruy Lopez." - Ken Smith.
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An Unbeatable White Repertoire after 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3
Basic Endgame Concepts Explained by America's Leading Chess Teacher
The endgame has always been a particularly instructive phase of chess play. It provides the perfect opportunity for understanding the potential power of each chess piece in every chess situation-from opening move to checkmate. Yet unfortunately, the endgame is often viewed as an inaccessible area of play by average players whose experience is usually limited to watching championship games. Now Pandolfini's Endgame Course changes all that.
Pandolfini Endgame Course
This modern variation goes 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 e6 5.Nc3 a6. It deals with all of the plans that both White and Black can choose. The author gives many suggestions for new lines of exploration, and gives exceptionally clear explanations of the basic strategies of the system. There are a number of illustratives games which show how the Taimanov strategies carry through to the middlegame and which will give you a genuine understanding of the system.
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Sicilian - Taimanov
All successful players, from Grandmasters all the way down to club players, rely on an opening repertoire which is designed to produce the type of position that suits their style of play. This book is written for the kind of player who revels in complex tactical positions and who wants to attack from the word 'go'.
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California is a small penis shaped planet right next to the planet of Viagra. It used to be a state in the USA but when the Gay Wars happened in 2015 the San Fransicoins took it and moved it far away and reshaped it into the their favorite toy, the dildo. California's moon is in the shape of an ass in remembrance of the founding fathers' favorite pasttime.
There are many things to do like surf, play chess, ice skating, dancing and seeing movies.
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Being the plastic and soulless cesspit it is, California had no history at all prior to 1992. Willing to change all this, Los Angeles resident Rodney King rounded up a few of his close friends and a camcorder to film some pranks and make a quick buck on Candid Camera. The most notable being the 'Police Brutality' scene, where Rodney's mates dressed as police and kicked the shit out of him on a residential street, this quickly went viral and caused an uproar within the ethnic communities, who could not see the humor in the footage and went on the rampage in downtown LA. King later condemned the actions of these people as he didn't know how much of an impact it would make. Once peace was restored, the governor of the state erected a statue of Rodney King in the LA Civic Center, after he finally written the first chapter of Californian folklore.
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This Castle is run by eleven mad scientists, Alegra, Dr. Wierd, Dr. Hibbert Geppetto, Doctor What, Dr. Nick, Professor Utonium, Professor Uranium, Dr. Claw, Dr. Jeckyl and Dr. Frankenstein.
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edit Bakersfield
Baker capital of the world. Ruled by the dictator Dwight Yoakam and vice dictator Buck Owens. Where the movie Attack of the Bakers was filmed. Also an early headquarters of the medical marijuanna movement. Slogan: "Get Baked!"
Catalina Island is an awesome vacation place in California. It has great radioactive fishing, snorkling and kayak trips. There is also a new feature called walk under-water; in which you wear a helmet that allows you to walk underwater. If you want to come to Catalina there are many 2-star retirement hotels, Chinese restaurants, shops, and you can check out the Historical District that shows you how Catalina was founded; by the Great Fire Storm of 2012.
edit Encino
Scenic city near Burbank. Has fifteen five-star resorts, championship golf, the Encino Lakers,the House of Usher,the Encino Circus, the Roman toy store and Aztec ruins. It is a fabulous city with movie star mansions, restaraunts, shopping, convenience stores and weed farms.
edit Fresno
This is where the Mona Lisa was painted and is home to air Fresno. It is now the home of George Lucas. In the early 1900's it had a famous baseball Team called the "Fresno Raisin Eaters" The main attraction of Fresno is that it is about halfway to both San Francisco and Los Angeles and the fact that it has no yogurt since there is no culture in the San Joaquin Valley. The Armenians used to be a major part of the population but the Mexicans ate them all.
edit Gold Country
In 1848 many people rushed to California's "Gold Country", including Calaveras and Amador counties as well as other two bit mud hut places you've never heard of. They came to frontier the land and to claim stakes in the gold mines and get rich. However, they were all eaten by a Grue. No one lives there now.
edit Long and Short Beach
These cities are famous for their beaches, 'nuf said.
In 1956, the Short Beach City Council passed an ordinance banning all shawtys from the oceanfront. A landmark Supreme Court case in 1994 (Scopes Monkey Trial v. Barack Obama's Teleprompter) overturned the law, with Justice John Roberts ruling that shawtys could go to the ocean, "as long as they are right and tight." (Roberts, 1994)
edit Los Angeles
This city, set on a scenic island in the Pacific Ocean, is known for Hollywierd where movies are made. If you don't know where you are see the sign. It is also home to giant records, huge doughnuts, big gum and a shark also is home to the infamous hotel chandler which often sells guns to its guests.
What to do: I think avoid the hotel, pet the sharks or watch a movie being made.
Famous people William Shakespeare, Logan St. Claire, MC Hammer, Harrison Ford, Al Gore, Jesus, Ernest Hemingway, Andrew Jackson, King Tut, King Toots, Moe Syslak, Cap'n Crunch, Tony the Tiger, Snap, Crackle, Pop, Count Chocula, Toucan Sam, Lucky the Lepricauhn, Charles Darwin, Leo Tolstoy, Louis XIV, Harry S. Truman, Ryan Styles Harry S. Falsman, Captain Hook and Mary Poppins
edit Malibu
This is home to a famous nude beach. Many visitors mistakenly believe this means that they can disrobe there, which frequently leads to their arrest and subsequent rectal-probing by the CHP and local law enforcement officials. In fact, a nude beach is one without sand.
edit Napa
Napa is where San Francisco gets its wine. The city usually gets drunk every 7 days. It also hosts Movie and Shakespeare conventions every Sunday. It also hosts good balloon races.
edit Oakland
Oakland is a lush forest.
It is also known as being the statistically safest place in the world, with the world's lowest crime rate.
edit Oregon
A suburb of the San Francisco Bay Area. Technically not part of California, but Californians are not aware of this fact. They refer to Oregon as "that bushy place up north, where we dump all our trash."
After Scott McKenzie recorded the song "If You're Going to San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear a Flower in Your Hair)" (with the assistance of Michael Jackson), every freak, yuppie, and insurance agent dropped what they were doing and moved to the city by the bay. This drove average rent prices from $3/month to $1.1 million a day, overnight. Two days later, in 1961, priced out San Francisco residents moved to a barren tree-lined wasteland they named "Oregon" (an Anagram of "San Francisco," and a favorite dinner spice).
A pushy New Yorker named Robert Moses tried to turn Oregon into Los Angeles, including a network of over 4000 miles of freeways, and a second "Hollywood" sign. Residents started an anti-"Hollywood" sign revolt (mischategorized as a "freeway revolt.") In anger, Moses left the state, never to return. Oregonians vowed to never build a new road again, which is why most Oregonians take mass transit or ride in covered wagons along dirt trails.
edit Palm Springs
Minigolf capitol of America. Has lots of palms, lots of springs. Come for the sugar; leave for the lack of irrigation.This is where circus stars go on vacation. It has 500 malls.
edit Playboyland
Adult oriented theme park with rides like its a small world, spice mountain, matterhorny, quake, mad hatters erotic tea party, pantsless pirates of the cairless-bean, flesh mountain, haunted strip club, Castle Wolfenstein and the rabbits' house. Watch fireworks at the castle on Nude Street USA.
edit Reno
Actually in Nevada but who cares. Sitting below a scenic hill not too far from Lake Tahoe, this city is known for its beaver bashing festival, water-skiing over the rocks in the too shallow Truckee River, cookee cutter malls, car and refrigerator museums. This city also once had casinos mostly run by slimey itallians or other old time gang Gangsters but imploded on itself as soon as the Indians "cut them off at the pass" by building their own casinos just across the state line in California. The casinos now serve as convention sites for groups like the 7th day Advantists and other child molester friendly groups. Reno had gay people but they all moved to San Diego. It is now the worlds capitol for bad modern art. It also has great ski resorts and most of its fabulous architecture has been imploded to make room for more Krispy Kreme and Walmart outlets. There is a semi secret organization of terrorist anarchists in the city using the pseudonym "Sheep Dippers" that threatens the very fiber of civilization. The hold recruiting extraveganzas in Sparks Nevada every January to add to their strength. THEY MUST BE SOUGHT OUT AND DESTROYED!!!! To Counter this threat the E Clampums Vitus Vigilantees have promised to attack the Sheepdipper headquarters as soon as the Clampers sober up.
What to do: Fill up on gasoline before visiting Virginia City, eat a Super Burrito, watch airplanes almost crash when landing at the Cannon airport. Shoot meadowlarks in Pyramid Valley, snare tree huggers in their natural habitat at in lake Tahoe, go skiing, sky dive from balloons, Get a tattoo/piercing during Hot August Nights, visit a brewery and then try to hold down this local swill or get married at one of the automat styled wedding chapels. Also if the marriage doesn't work out you can get divorced really fast in Reno.
edit Robotopia
This city is populated by robots.
What to do: You can date a robot, dance with a robot, be a robot, wash a robot, ride a robot or even marry a robot. Robot prostitution is, however, restricted to robot brothels in smaller communities outside the city limits.
edit Sacramento
This is the state capitol.
Things to do include ice sculpting, car racing, fishing, sewing, visiting its hot nightclubs and eating at its restaurants.
edit Sandi Ego
This town is home to 2 zoos the San Diego plant and animal zoo and the San Diego human zoo. It was founded in 1688 by Carmen Sandiego. It also has two Navy bases, great surf and hot beaches, strip clubs and exotic shirts.
edit San Francisco
Also known as Frisco, this city is designed and sponsored by Disney. Disney rebuilt the city from a tourist's point of view.
What to do: you can see the coin tower, the bird-man of Alcatraz, the Golden Gate bridge, the full house, palace of fine noodle art, Transamerica Pyramid, the rice-a-roni trolley, Chinatown, Knob Hill, Golden Nugget Park, Embaracardo, Lombard street, Fisherman's Wharf, St. Johns University, world of poker, the gay and pawn shop district, the gay pornshop district, the 49r's, the 69r's, Abraham Lincoln golf course and jello mansion. But don't expect too much : for 98% of the summer, fall, winter and spring (and in June, too), you'll only be able to see, well...fog. (no, not fags. Fog)
edit San Jose
This city is now split into 2 and has too many computer factories. Before computers its main industry was drugs.
edit Santa Monica
Santa Clause's home away from the North Pole and Mecca It has his tropical jetski, workshop and Santa's house, now restricted only to Muslims.
It is the only holy city of Shia Islam on the continent of North America. Its city council is exclusively composed of mullahs who enforce a strict interpretation of Sharia. Non-Muslims are no longer allowed to live there, but many have continued living as homeless in the streets. Its mayor Muqtada al-Sadr has been known to be tough on dhimmi and infidels crossing over the border from nearby Venice, Brentwood, and Pacific Palisades. However, its mosques are open to non-believers for a hefty fee, although females are forced to wear hijab and burqas.
edit Tijuana
When it was part of Mexico, Tijuana was a large city near California. Now it is a U.S. Navy base.
Like all Navy bases, it provides a wide variety of night life. In addition to the Tijuana Air Show with its daring, unmarked aircraft, there are soccer games and first-run theater productions, many featuring live mules.
Tijuana is also a shopping mecca, known throughout the region for its prime values on sweatshirts and socks. And the chicle. Don't forget about the chicle.
edit Upper Cal
This is Oscar Wilde's vacation home. This was once southern Oregon but was added for recreation. It has great rafting and swimming.
edit Yosemite Sam National Park
This National Park was created many years ago by burning Ancient Chariot wheel flaps with the Looney Tunes character on it. From a helicopter it looks like a cowboy saying stand back. It also has the best tequila in the state at Moe's old saloon. Home to Bugs Bunny falls.


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222 comments :
- Anonymous5/11/11, 9:57 AM
I think you should make a cook book!! I'd buy it in a heart beat!! :)
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous5/14/12, 4:43 PM
Cookbooks are better because then I don't print it out a thousand times once I lost it (save trees in the long run)...laptop in the kitchen is not a good idea lol.
Delete - Donita5/23/12, 7:29 PM
I would definitely buy a cook book if there was one, We camp a lot and some of these recipes would be great for that, In fact, we are going to try the Chicken Taco Chili this weekend! Sounds delicious!!
Delete - Anonymous6/17/12, 4:33 PM
This will be the second week in a row I am making my grocery list based off your website! The family will be eating your recipes all week! I would definitely buy a cookbook!
Delete The other day I checked amazon to see if you did have a cookbook.. I was very sad to see you didn't. Would definitely buy one (or two.. or three..)!
Delete- Anonymous1/11/13, 4:58 PM
After eating this, the heavens opened up and angels sang!I love buffalo wings but hate the quilt...this is a true fix.
Delete - Anonymous1/22/13, 12:02 PM
These are the best recipes for skinny dishes i have seen a long time.Great finds!!
Delete - Anonymous3/6/14, 3:24 PM
As a nurse, it is so refreshing to see so many healthy recipes that are anything but boring. I have tried several and I've been so pleased with the results. Gina, you are my new best friend !! I'm SO looking forward to the cookbook, you can't print it out fast enough for me :)
Delete - Lynn F3/15/14, 7:07 PM
Cookbooks are great! I like pictures and words close at hand. Look forward to the cookbook.
- Anonymous5/11/11, 10:01 AM
I second that...I would also buy a cookbook, but be sure to have a picture of every dish! Love this website!!!
ReplyDelete - Tammy5/11/11, 5:36 PM
I love the idea of a cookbook too. But, definitely with the pictures for each thing. That's what sells the recipe for me.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous5/18/11, 8:57 PM
Just happened across this website... while searching for "skinny margaritas".. AWESOME recipes. I too would buy the cookbook
ReplyDelete - Sherry5/21/11, 8:11 PM
For those of us that don't buy cookbooks anymore because we'd rather be online... maybe you should do a recipe app to go along with said cookbook? :-)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous5/23/11, 10:56 AM
I'm so impressed- all of your dishes are so delish! I just finished a bowl of your Cream of Zucchni soup. A regular staple in my fridge- but I try at least four new recipies a week from your site. Keep 'em coming! They help me to stay motavated and inspired. Thank you.
ReplyDelete i just wanted to leave a comment to say that i just happened on your website while looking for weight watchers points plus recipes and i can't wait to try some of your recipes! i just started weight watchers again (i had luck on the old system but fell out of habit) and i'm compiling a cookbook of things so that my husband doesn't get bored with our "healthy food" kick this time around, and this was the absolute best place to start. right now, your recipes make up about half of my binder! they all look delicious and i can't wait to try them! :) thanks so much for all your hard work compiling and converting into points/calories/etc. i truly appreciate it!
ReplyDelete- Adri6/1/11, 6:00 PM
This website is great! I can't wait to try these recipes! I've been slowly running out of options of what to eat... but thanks to you, I have tons of recipes to try!
I would definitely buy a cookbook too :) Thanks again! - Anonymous6/16/11, 4:14 PM
I came here to find a chicken enchilada recipe (which I found about an hour ago!) and can't seem to get myself off this site. Each time I scroll down I see another wonderful looking recipe that I just have to click on. I'm building a binder of WW recipes and your site has been so inspirational. Your recipes even allow my husband to jump on board! Thanks so much for all you do!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous6/20/11, 10:22 PM
I am very excited to start these recipes! I just started weight watchers and your food looks right up my alley! Thank you, thank you!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous6/21/11, 6:59 PM
If you write a cookbook, make sure you convert it to an app also where you can build a grocery list from the recipes to either print out or store in a smart phone, iPhone or iPad. That would be AWESOME!!!!'
ReplyDelete - Sarah6/24/11, 2:12 PM
Love the blog. I love the recipes! Thank you for sharing how to make yummy dishes that are healthy for my family! I would buy your cookbook in a heartbeat!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous6/27/11, 2:56 PM
Yes please, make a cookbook and ofcourse with pictures, your recipes are amazing...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous7/6/11, 2:03 PM
What a wonderful site - I've put in my 'favorites' . . . I'll be on the lookout for either a cookbook or an app (or both!). Thanks for all your great info and inspiration!!
ReplyDelete - Bronwyn SA7/8/11, 9:45 AM
I stumbled upon your blog today for the first time. Wow - it looks fantastic! Marked this site as a favourite. What wonderful recipes and so inspirational! The only thing that I am disappointed in - is that I didn't find it sooner :-)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous7/12/11, 9:22 PM
Like many others, I too "just happened" to find your website while searching for WWPP+ recipes for meal planning. I have been here for over an hour now and find that everything is so amazing! Read your tab at the top "About Me" and realize that you have found your passion for sure!! Without a doubt, the recipes are nothing short of awesome AND the photos are brilliant!! May you have many more years of success, you are one of a kind!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous7/22/11, 7:26 PM
Gina, your recipes are amazing! I love your website. Thanks for teaching me how to cook and offering tons of free and delicious recipes!
PS- I would buy your cookbook too! - Anonymous7/25/11, 8:07 PM
I am new to your blog and I had to tell you that I LOVE it! Everything looks amazing! Great recipes and fabulous photos...cannot wait to try something tomorrow night for dinner.
ReplyDelete I'm a seventeen year old college student who had been struggling to find yummy recipes to cook in my not-so-great community kitchen when I stumbled upon your blog. I literally could not get off of it for three hours! I've never been so inspired to cook, and the fact that you put the WW points is just icing on the cake (reduced-fat, of course). Thank you so much!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous8/2/11, 7:40 PM
I have hit a slump with WW... at least I had until I found this site.
I have stuck to cooking the basics because I could not be bothered calculating all of the points evertime I cook.
This site is a gem! Thank you for taking all the hard work out of cooking on WW! - Anonymous8/8/11, 7:41 PM
I am relatively new to your blog Gina and I have to say I love your recipes. I have not once been disappointed and my husband has begun to ask "is this another of Gina's recipes"? Fantastic! You obviously will have a hit if you create a cookbook. I would buy several copies.
Thank you very much indeed! I just joined weight watchers a week ago and I was really uneasy about it because I LOVE to cook and make my own creations. With that said, learning about the nurtitional content was not something I was use to doing. I LOVE your site and the nutritional/points values. It has given me a whole new outlook on cooking at home and doing it in a healthy way. Thank you! I would also ABSOLUTELY buy your cookbook if it were available!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous9/24/11, 2:39 PM
Add me to the list of people clamoring for a hard copy cookbook. I prefer reading online, but I'd love to be able to support you by buying a print copy of your recipes.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/29/11, 3:39 PM
I would definitely buy your cookbook but you also need an ipad app. I use my ipad as my cookbook more than any book.
ReplyDelete - Lauren P.10/1/11, 1:29 PM
Ok, I don't know who you are or how you have time to dedicate your life to this, but THANK YOU!! I am drooling over every recipe I come across, and have just started weight watchers for the ump-teenth time. This website is giving me such motivation in my first week to keep going and try your delicious recipes!!
ReplyDelete - Shannon Toner10/11/11, 6:36 PM
I am so in agreement with the cookbook idea...everything I have tried from your site has been amazing. Thank you for taking the time. I also just voted for you as best blog!! This site is so easy to navigate through...thanks again.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/11/11, 7:19 PM
yes! I agree a cook book would be great and yes I would buy it too but I love the fact that I can get on here in the middle of my work day and find a great healthy Recipe and you keep adding new one's so I just love that also!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/12/11, 4:00 PM
Gina, you are a marvel. Thank you so much for all your hard work. The recipes are so good, and the photography puts it over the top. Please keep it up! I'm down 6 lbs already, only 19 to go. The kids (1 & 3) love it and my husband keeps saying "this is weight watchers food? it's great!"
Kathy - Anonymous10/12/11, 5:18 PM
Kathy here again to say thanks also for putting both old & new points up! I'm doing WW again, postpartum this time but can't imagine learning the new plan until my head is on straight... but the mom-in-law eats at our place a lot, and I love being able to tell her the points+ values to keep her on track!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/20/11, 10:37 PM
I had the pineapple zucchini muffins a friend at work made today... AWESOME....
Better yet, wouldn't a restaurant be fantastic to come in and try all this stuff............ Every night of the week, I would be there..... - Anonymous10/21/11, 12:32 PM
Thank you so much for all your wonderful recipes. I haven't been off the computer since Wednesday!!!OK that's stretching it a little LOL. But I have found so many wonderful delicious recipes. I am on WW for medical reasons, but everything looks and sound delicious I don't feel deprived. I am so glad I found you. I would buy your cookbook ! God Bless you and your family
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/22/11, 11:03 AM
You should make a cookbook i would buy all of them even though theyd all be the same but i have never eaten anything i didnt like from your recipes and im only 13 years old!!!!!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/26/11, 12:53 PM
congrats!!! this site is amazing!! and the pictures lovely !!! thanks for helping us to have a more healthy life !!! thanks !!!
ReplyDelete Gina, I was searching for some healthy meals to make for me and my family. I am on WW and feel that cooking most of my meals is really helping my weight loss. I also love the fact that my family is eating healthy and loving everything I am cooking for them. Thanks so much for putting the points plus values with the recipes. I will be by often.
Jessica- Anonymous10/26/11, 8:16 PM
Wow!! I have made the 3 bean turkey chili, the santa fe chicken, mexican shrimp cobb salad and the white bean and chicken enchiladas with salsa verde in the past week and they were all awesome!! I have posted pictures of the dinners once they're made and have had so many people wanting to know the recipes. Thanks for all you do to help keep people thin and still eating like kings and queens
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/27/11, 7:27 PM
I wanted to add my two cents that I love your website and pass it along to everyone - I stumbled upon it about a year ago, and love the recipes, the nutrition information, and the pictures - the format is just perfect. Keep up the great work and let us know when your cookbook comes out!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/29/11, 10:11 AM
hello ms gina my friend and i just started our cake business last september..... we love many of your recipes... Thanks
ReplyDelete - Anonymous11/8/11, 2:34 PM
please make a cookbook i would buy it!! it would also make a great gift
ReplyDelete - Kacey11/16/11, 9:58 AM
I just wanted to comment and thank you for such wonderful recipes! I've made a few things so far and they have been FABULOUS!! My husband is relatively picky has enjoyed all the recipes I've made thus far! Rejoined Weight Watchers and have been trying to find "normal" recipes. So far so good! Thanks!! I shared your website with my meeting this week and everyone was super excited about it! So thank you Gina for the amazing recipes and pictures!
ReplyDelete I am so happy to have been sent the information on you blog. I recently decided to try Weight Watcher's to get an extra 10 pounds off and your recipes have made that sooooo easy! I agree with the cookbook idea. I am a literary agent with Sullivan Maxx and I'd love to help you with that! www.sullivanmaxx.com.
ReplyDeleteLike a lot of people, I found your site by accident linked by someone else on reddit. I am SO glad I found it!
I've been looking for something EXACTLY like this with tasty, easy, HEALTHY recipes that me and my family will enjoy. I'm not on WW, but am watching my calories, so I appreciate that you include the nutrition info.
I can't WAIT to start cooking! And your photos are just beautiful. (Do you take them yourself?) You are quite the talented lady! Thanks for having this blog!- Lindsey1/2/12, 7:42 PM
Just discovered your blog yesterday...made these garlic cheddar biscuits, they turned out great! I will be a regular visitor:)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/6/12, 3:05 PM
Fantastic site!!! My husband even loves it :) I will also buy a cookbook when you get one out.
ReplyDelete Hello! I just want to let you know how happy I am that I stumbled across your blog! I saw a dish of yours posted on Pinterest and followed the link. For the past 6 nights I have cooked dinner for my boyfriend and I based on your recipes! I am loving the Chicken Rollatini with Spinach all Parmigiana and the Broccoli and garlic orzo (that got served with the lemon and feta chicken, which was also FAB)!! Your portions are just as you state they will be and literally my food looks picture perfect every time (oh and DELICIOUS). I am a graduate student and have no time for hassle, your recipes are a life saver! Thanks and keep up the GREAT WORK!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous1/11/12, 2:31 PM
I agree about the cookbook, with your great pictures, it would be fantastic and I DEFINATELY would buy one.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/11/12, 9:18 PM
I am absolutely loving your blog!!!!! Thank you so very much for all these wonderful recipes. It's only been 3 days that I've discovered you and I have already made 3 of your recipes and loved them all! If you ever wrote a cookbook I would be the 1st on line to buy it!
ReplyDelete - autumn1/12/12, 8:06 PM
I stumbled upon your blog a few days ago. I am SO happy that I did too! We have made 3 things from your site..my family can not even tell anything is "skinny". It is so delicious! My 10 yr old son love to browse through and pick out what we are making. So far, we had cauliflower mash, dijion porkchops, and the taco chicken chili..oh my goodness they are all keepers!
Thank you for helping me find a way to cook good food healthy :) I sincerely mean that...I was just lost until I found this place! - Anonymous1/13/12, 12:26 PM
found this site after calling ww and them telling me they don't have a freezer friendly cook book. WHAT really? so I agree you need to get with weight watcher and make a cook book. I have spent hours online searching for recipes would rather just go buy a book.
ReplyDelete - Stacie1/16/12, 9:41 AM
I would love a quick and easy category. All of these are easy to make to me but not to my other half. With my schedule in clinicals he has had to take on making dinner. But if I don't steer him towards healthy recipes then my diet is out the window and I want our whole family eating well consistantly.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 8:01 PM
Just stumbled across your site....this is amazing! Started WW in January and was looking for some new things to make. Thank you!
ReplyDelete - Rebekah2/10/12, 9:57 AM
It would be awesome if you had a Hidden Vegetables category. Call it that or something like Ha! You're Eating Vegetables! or Mom 1, Picky Eater 0! or....well, I can think of a lot, but they're not all appropriate. That would be cool.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/12/12, 4:31 PM
I use your recipes every night!!!! Please do more crockpot recipes!!!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/17/12, 5:29 PM
Gina, I join the group in hoping you write a cookbook! I am not even on weight watchers- was just looking for some new healthy recipes during my pregnancy. My husband loves everything I've made so far, and asked me to only cook from your website (i'd been using my "what to eat when your expecting" cookbook and "allrecipes.com" - but you blow them out of the water! I've sent your link o all my friends andfamily.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/19/12, 9:08 PM
Your Recipes are Amazing!!! Telling all my friends about your recipes!
ReplyDelete - Katie2/20/12, 9:07 PM
Hi Gina!
Just discovered the website. LOVE it! I love finding gems that can take the foods I enjoy and make them better for me. Kudos! I noticed you use low fat and lighter sour creams in a lot of the Mexican dishes. Have you ever tried plain greek yogurt in place of sour cream? My family has switched over completely and I actually like the greek yogurt better than sour cream! Not to mention it adds a whole lot of great protein. I have even used it in place of mayo in tuna salad recipes and such. Let me know your thoughts or if you have already tried this!
Thanks again for posting all of your creations!! - Jennifer2/21/12, 12:03 PM
Hi, Gina. I've been cooking from your website for the last couple of months, and my family and I have really enjoyed all your recipes. My husband and I have been married for 18 years, and he said to me the other morning at breakfast, "What happened? You are a really great cook." Well, YOU happened! (Yes, I realize my husband lacks tact.) Thank you for inspiring me to cook and thank you for the fabulous recipes.
ReplyDelete - Julia H.2/21/12, 10:24 PM
Hi. I came across this site by searching for "turkey and panko meatballs" on google. I made the recipe today and it was fantastic. You're a great food photographer as well. I hope you share your wonderful photography tips one day soon. This is a beautiful and great blog.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/26/12, 11:24 PM
Thank You so much for all of your great recipes. My boyfriend and I just started Weight Watchers and I had no idea how I was going to find ideas for filling meals. Thanks to your site, I have been able to find numerous recipes that him and I both like, as well as my 11 year old. Thanks so much for all of your time and effort! Everything has been delectable!
-Another Gena~ - Anonymous2/27/12, 11:46 AM
Hi, Gina we need more and more recipes. everynite i fix something different from your site i.m running out of recipe i don't want to do repeats yet this is my goal, i keep a tally sheet of the ones we want to start repeating first. keep up the good work waiting for the next new recipe. need a cookbook!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/28/12, 10:02 PM
Really love your site as well as the nutrition info! Really makes it easy and they are great!
ReplyDelete Hi, Gina - I found your blog right before Valentine's Day, and we had your heart-shaped banana chocolate chip pancakes for our family dinner on Valentine's. My 2 year-old LOVED them and we now keep a batch in our fridge, we eat them so often! Hubby is now excited about your Lenten-friendly recipes - he's my toughest critic when it comes to making something healthy, so the fact that your recipes have won him over is great for us - thanks!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous3/8/12, 12:04 AM
So, when's the cookbook coming out? These are amazing recipes! You must make one! Crazy not to with your talent!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous3/12/12, 2:37 PM
I would buy a cookbook not only for myself but everyone I know! Please do one soon!
ReplyDelete - Kylene Kendall3/20/12, 1:13 AM
Is there a way to search by ingredients? Like I want to use up some canned pumpkin I had left over from the awesome chocolate cupcakes, but it's only showing me pumpkin recipes! lol. Is there a feature like that?
ReplyDelete - Anonymous3/20/12, 12:09 PM
A friend told me about this website because I just joined Weight Watchers and WOW...I am amazed! The recipes look amazing and I love that you list the nutritional value as well as the points! I can't wait to try some of these recipes!!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous3/22/12, 5:49 PM
this is an amazing site I saw a link to it from WW community blogs
I'm making 2 things tonight (cauliflower fritters and chicken fancaise) mmmmmmm - Anonymous3/29/12, 4:06 AM
amazing recipes..just a suggestion, could you possibly adding cooking time to the basic info at the top and also a category for quick recipes as well..your photos and the dishes look just incredible! very inspired to cook more and more now
ReplyDelete - Anonymous4/1/12, 7:34 PM
Gina, I am Cuban and I have a family that is used to Cuban meals. Naturally, every time I get on WW, my plan fails because it is impossible to please them and also make healthy low fat meals. I love to cook and have a recipe book that I have saved since I was 18. I could tell, just from reading your recipes that there was a good chance that the food would make my family happy. I tried your your flounder fillet recipe tonight and as predicted, it was a major hit. I am in tears because for the first time I may just be able to succeed at WW, all because of you. I just want to say thank you for doing this. You're amazing. I have planned all of our dinners this week using your recipes. Thank you so much, you may not know it, but your gift has and will continue to affect many lives. I wish you all of the success.
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My 3 adult family thought this was insanely awesome. To us it didn't feel light but just the way we would naturally want it. Couldn't imagine it any heavier. Just not necessary for flavor or satisifaction. The fresh herbs completed the meat and veggies gravy perfectly. If you find rosemary strong just use sparingly. I used whole wheat flour, worked great. The mashed potatoes, well I always find them underwhelming without some garlic grated into the freshly drained spuds, chives, dry or fresh and parm/romano mixed in and sprinkled on top. And using all the chicken broth really made the mash so light and airy. Not stodgy. It melted into the rest of the pie. Magical. I doubled this for frozen meals and honestly I made 10 portions a dish out of this and added a pile of steamed veggies. Just 6 portions was too much food for us in one sitting with our usual pile of veggie fillers.
Plus I could get away with the cheese:) - Anonymous5/17/12, 10:41 PM
Hey just found your website through Pintrest, what I have seen so far I am loving. I am always down for a new recipe and especially if it is healthy! My husband will also be thanking you!
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THANKS - Anonymous6/4/12, 3:31 PM
Can't wait to try some of these yummy recipes!!!! I am a ww dropout many times. But all these comments and recipes makes me think.....I think I can do this. Thanks
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I tried the blueberry trifle, and it was wonderful. I only had unsweetened coconut milk on hand to use with the recipe. It was amazing, and I was reminiscing about some banana pudding. Like many others, I find your WWPP+ recipes to be a wonderful addition to my daily healthy routine. I'm glad I found this site when looking for a wonderful recipe for blueberries besides a blueberry cake.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous7/9/12, 6:21 PM
hi gina made your orzo and broccoli it was ex my company loved it didnt even no it was ww friendly thank you for sharing your recipes
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Gina, do you think you could help me? I'm having my Dad's Birthday party and inviting family over for dinner and cake. I'm making your delicious carrot cake for the birthday portion! Yum! But having a hard time on deciding what to make for dinner for them.. There hard to please and not a fan on really spicy food (unlike me :( ) any ideas on something that could be good but enough to feed 10-12 people? I really want to impresse them! I'd be so thank full if you could help me out! Your blog is AMAZING I follow it daily!! (:
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Hi Gina,
I'm having trouble finding your recipe for the broccoli slaw. I'm dying to make the buffalo turkey burgers with blue cheese broccoli slaw but can't find where the broccoli slaw is. Could you direct me please? Thanks! - Anonymous8/19/12, 1:06 AM
Thank you Thank you Thank you! Your recipes are awesome! I have tried the points plus program and it just does not work for me. I started on the old point system and went back to it. Thank you for keeping the old point values on your recipes!!!! Thanks!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous8/23/12, 10:21 PM
Would love to see you make a cookbook. I hate printing things out then losing the sheets! :(
ReplyDelete - Nikki9/1/12, 5:04 PM
Hi Gina! I don't know if it's been mentioned but I went under "recipes" and then "appetizers" and clicked on the fried pickles - it took me to empandas instead (which looked so good I'm headed out to buy the ingredients to make them for dinner tomorrow!). I just wanted to let you know that link is not working correctly. Love your site - hope there's a cookbook on the horizon!
Nikki W. - Anonymous9/2/12, 1:13 PM
Hey Gina just wondering if you ever thought of doing recipes for single servings? My husband drives truck and is gone a couple nights a week and those nights I struggle on what to cook for dinner! Any suggestions would be great!! Your site is like my food bible everything I have tried is amazing thank you so much for putting this out here for us to enjoy and learn from!
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous10/24/12, 10:15 PM
I agree with this idea! I'm a college student and lots of recipes make too many servings for me to finish before they go bad. Single-serving recipes would be great!
- Anonymous9/19/12, 4:16 PM
i would love to see a "Latin" label since i am now loving the ones i have tried!
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I absolutely love your site!!!... I got turned on to it by a friend, and for about the past 3 months, I peruse your site every week for my next dish to make. I make a lot of them on the weekends, and stock up for during the week.... My latest is the lamb with honey dijon glaze and rosemary.. I made it MOnday and making it again tonight!!!.. Keep up the great job!!
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i just stumbled upon your website and i have to say that not only am i super impressed, I am very very excited to try some of these recipes.
I'm new to cooking and I just love your website, its easy to navigate, and your recipes are amazing. - Anonymous11/3/12, 2:43 AM
In the last month I've started getting serious about trying to loose some baby weight and I'm so thankful to have found your blog. Your recipes are delicious (I've tried a ton of them!) and I really appreciate all the nutrition info you provide. Thank you so much! I've lost 11 pounds so far and though I've got a lot more to go, I'm not overwhelmed knowing what a great resource I've got in your recipes. Thank you so much!!!
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So happy I found this site! I have tried three recipes so far and received thumbs up from the spouse....
TIP....for those fretting about the trees used in your paper...please go to OfficeMax, where I found Sugarmade 100% tree free paper. same price or less as 30% recycled. Now I do not ever feel guilty about using paper or printing things multiple times...its made from sugarcane waste and bamboo...(which is a grass, by the way). :)
Cheers. - Anonymous12/18/12, 5:51 PM
Hi,Let's all buy Gina's cookbook,she makes such great recipes and photos!!!!!!!!!!
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I cannot wait for the cookbook!! (:
please post lots of pictures with them!
LOVE YOUR FOOD!! Thanks so much!! - Laura1/14/13, 8:21 PM
I have just found your site and I have to say...WHAT A GOD SEND! I have been trying to eat healthily but I get so bored and I'm not very imaginative so this site couldn't be more perfect. Thankyou so much
Laura - Anonymous2/17/13, 12:52 PM
Can you make an Apple Turnover? I can never fine a good enough recipe.
ReplyDelete I love this site but I am having a hard time navigating it.There is no basic plan that tells people where to go and I was a little lost .But the recipes are amazing what does PP mean
ReplyDelete- Anonymous12/30/13, 4:17 PM
Are you going to post a winter season recipe list? I am learning how to cook seasonal, and your recipe lists have helped so much! And I am lost without it now! Hurry and post one! =)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/8/14, 11:26 AM
I LOVE your site. The recipes are AWESOME and guilt free. I'm on WW+ and its so nice to have these recipes already calculated!
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There are many people who are willing to eat those fast foods that are available to them easily and which can also help them in saving time. Most of the people including children are getting addicted to these kinds of foods and are getting problem of obesity and others which also results in excess fat. Doctors proved that it is very important for the people to have a healthy diet which includes healthy food that may provide energy and strength to body parts. There is a big debate on a topic, eating healthy vs healthy eating which can be understood clearly http://www.mytubedesign.com/eating-healthy-vs-healthy-eating/
ReplyDelete let me start by saying that as hispanic mom my family is use to ntn but chicken tostadas, fried taquitos, fried shrim tacos and alot of tortillas and last year we all decided that we wanted to change the way we were eating since i have a 10 month old baby we wanted to start by setting a good example for him and eat more healthy ...we had try to do this maybe about 2 other times but we always would come back to our regular dinners ..this time i use the internet to find good recipes and let me tell you that i try several of them and it just wasn't getting my family's approval until my sister in law introduce me to your page and it was love at first sight its been alittle over 2 months and we have not use anything else but your page for every single dinner (did i mention that me and my husband have lost some weight too)
i never thought it was possible to eat healthy and like it (more like love it).
you might read this alot but thank you so much Gina my family loves your recipes and we are hooked on all the good recipes that you provide here ..
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I could not cook before I found your site. Your recipes are inspirational and my family reaps the benefits of healthy, quality meals. I love that you have a lot of toddler friendly food. I have a very picky 2 1/2 year old and you have recipes that delightfully trick her into eating healthy-- not an easy task!
I highly recommend you devote a section to toddler-friendly foods so they are quick and easy for busy moms to find. Keep up the good work!
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Tucked into a glade of lodge pole pines, and completely adjacent to the Snowflake Run, these new townhomes are reputed as one of the premier properties in Breckenridge. Located directly alongside the Snowflake Run, Saddlewood is truly ski in and ski out and boasts luxury along with a prime location. At the beginning of your ski day / ski out your back door to the Snowflake Run, which leads to the base of the Snowflake Lift.
At the end of your day, follow the Four O'Clock Run back to the Snowflake Run and ski directly into your unit. Both runs are green and an easy glide for any skier level down the hill. In the summer, Saddlewood is situated among acres of forested hiking and mountain biking trails. All guests also enjoy the added luxury of a complimentary, on-call guest shuttle. This guest shuttle provides door-to-door transportation to any location in Breckenridge, including historic Main Street and the gondola at the base of Peak 7.
The Saddlewood Townhomes feature only the finest furnishings and detailing throughout. These magnificent Breckenridge townhomes are tucked among the pines in a neighborhood of their own. Separate townhome buildings provide extra privacy, with ski runs and trees making their way to the doorstep of each unit. Saddlewood at Breckenridge offers spacious units, each with a separate living room, family room, and blazing gas fireplaces. Each unit includes a spacious gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops. The well-equipped kitchens have coffee / tea makers, cooking utensils and dinnerware. Soak away the day in your Master Suite jetted tub or on the deck in your own private hot tub. Enjoy the forest views and fresh mountain air from your wooded deck. The bathrooms have hair dryers and complimentary travel toiletries. All units have washers and dryers. Daily housekeeping is provided upon request. Saddlewood larger units have a private, heated one car garage. Just down the street, at the River Mountain Lodge, is a 24 hour front desk, bell service, concierge and a maintenance department for any other needs. Wyndham Vacation Rentals also has a variety of meeting spaces and regularly hosts weddings, corporate groups and business retreats.
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I finally got my hands on a Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA. Wasn't disappointed.
St. Bernardus Christmas ale....this is tasty!
Okay. At the risk of being kicked in the groin by lovers of Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, a friend of mine picked up a growler of the Barrel-aged Bourbon County Coffee Stout over the weekend and, to a person, we all disliked it immensely. My first reaction was that it reminded me of Paulaner Salvator or something else along the lines of doppelbock. But that wasn't quite it. Then I thought of barleywine or some kind of high octane Scotch ale, but that didn't seem quite right either. And then suddenly it came to me...Sam Adams Triple Bock, an experimental release from the mid-nineties that tasted like...(wait for it) freakin' soy sauce! That was it! Of course, as soon as I uttered the words "soy sauce" everyone else in the room picked up on the flavor due to the power of suggestion. But I stand by my assessment that this particular batch tasted like shit. I've had others in the line that I loved but this one just didn't do it for any of us which amounted to $30 down the drain. Bummer!
Why, you no-account son of a.... :lol:
Can I ask where the growler came from? (Leo's?) Could be a line issue or something that fouled up the works. Only one of the most recent 50 reviews of GI BCBCS on Beer Advocate mention a soy sauce flavor. I can't say I noticed any such note the one time that I had this year's batch on tap. (But that was at the brewery itself with the brewmaster, so it may have been a "honey keg." :grin:)
Now if it was barrel-aged Dark Lord, or any Dark Lord for that matter, the soy sauce thing would make a ton of sense.
I just wanna say that I am so glad I have no interest in craft beers - the craft beer craze is nuts and I intend to stay away. Have at it, boys!
I had my first BCBCS over the weekend, from a '12 bomber, and I was not as taken with it as I am by the '12 BCBS. Too much ground coffee bitterness for me, similar to what I get from espresso covered chocolate, which I usually love, but it was just too spread out over the whole body and finish. I have a couple other bottles that I'll hold on to for a few years; I think they might be delicious two years from now.
I definitely didn't get any soy sauce though. Sounds like something was wrong with your growler!
Yes, Steve. It was from Leo's and they may have a problem with their lines. If it's still on tap, I'm going to ask for a sample to consume in the store and see if I get the same reaction. If not, maybe it was the growler itself which I rather doubt. There's only one way to find out!:grin:
Good stuff. Definitely a sipping beer or to be shared with a friend or two. I like it after it's warmed up a bit. The flavors really start to come out
I remember that Sam Adams triple bock crap! Back then they were pretty much the only game in town (Nationally.) People knock them now as if they were Bud or something, but they still make some decent beers.
Thanks for the heads up! I'll steer clear of this stuff then.


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