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How do you say "Let's cook," in Spanish?
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Five singers were selected by judges to advance to the next round at Saturday's Wisconsin District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.
Countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim, mezzo-soprano Corrie Stallings, soprano Caitlin Ruby Miller, tenor Ian D. Koziar and tenor Joe Shadday will compete at the Upper Midwest Regional in St. Paul, Minn. The five vocalists also won $2,000 each. »Read Full Article
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If Dan Bartlett and his Democratic counterpart know one thing, it is that in politics, as we often Note, there is a big difference between what IS and what OUGHT to be.
(Just kidding: Dan Bartlett has no Democratic counterpart -- more on that below.)
In any case, a December of careful second-term planning has given way, at least partially, to one of the saddest and most serious natural disasters in modern times.
Our politics and our political media are going to be touched by the tsunami fallout and its emotional impact for some time.
Our hearts go out to the victims and their families. It has been inspiring to witness the worldwide outpouring of support and concern.
At the same time, there are some political realities swirling about, as the President prepares in short order to:
--give his second inaugural
--find a Homeland Security Secretary and an intel czar
--give his SOTU
--figure out how to sell the domestic agenda
--monitor Palestinian and Iraqi elections
The greatest immediate political effect of the tsunami has been the displacement of Iraq from the front pages and out of the leads, which as Dan Bartlett knows, is probably a plus for Mr. Bush right now.
If the Iraqi elections go poorly (violence or credibility problems, or a "disappointing" result), the tragedy in Asia will still likely overshadow events in Baghdad -- providing more political cover than could have been imagined.
And if the elections go well, we are quite confident that the President's Men and Women will be able to elevate the story long enough to take credit where credit is due.
In fact, the greater long-range consequence of the events in Asia gives the Leader of the Free World and the Commander in Chief another extended opportunity to sit astride the world look tough and compassionate at the same time.
(Which doesn't mean that one has to TRY in order to get political benefit even in -- especially in -- a moment of human tragedy. But the presidency is a political office -- something we learned a while ago.)
And, as best we can tell, the Democratic Party (such as it is) will simply nitpick and criticize on an ad hoc basis, bringing the same carping, themeless-pudding approach to disaster relief that it brought to most everything in 2004.
(Bartlett -- and his boss -- LOATHE that sort of Democratic response, although they are never quite sure whether they should be angered by it, pity it, or revel in the weakness of the opposition.)
And/but another thing Dan Bartlett knows is that all the good deeds, time, and money that are now being generated by the USG won't in the short-term erase the media's obsession with the 72-hours-of-slow-off-the-mark performance just over a week ago.
Even yesterday's naming of the 41/42 to head the relief effort (and the deploying of the Florida governor) haven't changed the media mindset. But it is headed in that direction.
More generally, the best thing anyone wrote framing the President's political future while we (and many of you) were otherwise occupied during the holiday season was by the assistant editor of Dow Jones' OpinionJournal.com, the estimable Brendan Miniter, who penned thusly on Dec. 28:

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CHICAGO - OCTOBER 30: Max Pacioretty #67 of the Montreal Canadiens skates the puck through the neutral zone on the offensive rush away from Patrick Kane #88 of the Chicago Blackhawks at the United Center on October 30, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. The Blackhawks defeated the Canadiens 3-2. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
The Montreal Canadiens have signed forward Max Pacioretty, their leading scorer last season, to a six-year contract extension. The 23-year-old left wing had a team-high 65 points in 79 games, and he was second in goals with 33 -- two fewer than Erik Cole. The deal, agreed to on Monday, is reportedly worth $27 million with an average of $4.5 million per season. Pacioretty will earn $1.65 next season, in the final year of his current deal, and the new contract will kick in the following season and run through the 2018-19 campaign. The new contract was finalized two months after he won the Bill Masterton Trophy for perseverance, determination, and dedication to the game. The 6-foot-2 Pacioretty broke his neck and sustained a concussion in March 2011 after taking a hit from Boston's Zdeno Chara, before returning to action last season. Pacioretty, the No. 22 pick in the 2007 NHL Draft, has 53 goals and 61 assists in 202 career games.
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Big 12 football: ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit picks OU to win revamped Big 12
Clearly, he did enough in spring to show the coaches what he could do. He has a lot of talent to work with even though they lose Justin Blackmon and Josh Cooper. The game moves so much faster. The windows are so much narrower, tighter and they open and close so much faster in the college game as compared to the high school game that I think it's just like any other quarterback who has played early in his career, it's going to take a little bit of time. Hopefully, some of the leaders around him will take some of the pressure off him. I hope he doesn't try to be Brandon Weeden and instead plays within the confines of that offense and understand you're going to make some mistakes and then I think he'll be fine.
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Several sportscasters have new assignments as the season is set to begin. Erin Andrews has jumped from ESPN to Fox to host a new prime-time college football pregame show with Eddie George and Joey Harrington from Los Angeles. It debuts at 6 p.m. Saturday before Fox's Hawaii-USC telecast.
Gus Johnson and Charles Davis will call the new Fox package with new sideline reporter Julie Alexandria. Fox's No. 2 team consists of Craig Bolerjack, former Colorado quarterback Joel Klatt and sideline reporter Petros Papadakis.
At ESPN, Samantha Steele has left the Longhorn Network to replace Andrews on the first hour of ESPN's "College GameDay" and Heather Cox will replace her as sideline reporter on the Saturday night package.
New announce teams include Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman and Quint Kessenich; Joe Tessitore and Matt Millen; Beth Mowins and Joey Galloway; Mike Patrick, Ed Cunningham and Jeannine Edwards; Bob Wischusen, Danny Kanell and Maria Taylor; Mark Jones and Brock Huard; Matt Stinchcomb, Clay Matvick and Allison Williams.
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LOS ANGELES -- We got it wrong all these years. Wrong. All of it.
From the moment in 1995 that Rick Neuheisel stepped into the spotlight as the 33-year-old head coach at Colorado, the media -- and, most certainly, Neuheisel, too -- created the image of a new kind of football coach.
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New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio says he sees the tech industry as the great social equalizer. And he announces funding for new initiatives in broadband deployment and education.
Proposed amendments would put a 120-day cap on the number of days per year residents can rent out their homes or rooms in the city.
Tech-friendly Mayor Ed Lee approves bill that amends local zoning laws and legalizes short-term rentals. But, not everyone is happy.
Leaders of cities outside the typical tech metropolises -- specifically cities touched by Tesla's sprawling electric-car operation in California and Nevada -- want a bigger hand in tech manufacturing.
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Suicide. Few words can rip out the heart of a family like this one. Death is always an emotional time, but the turmoil and mental anguish surrounding this act hits family members and friends like a Mike Tyson blow to the midsection. They can't breathe. They can't get the panic out of their minds. They can't keep their balance or stop shaking.
Unfortunately, this happens more than most people realize.
Suicides are also difficult for newspapers. There may be some benefit to the public to know when this happens. But running a story can also be pouring salt into the raw wound the family is nursing.
After much discussion, debate and research, the Union-Bulletin years ago implemented a policy that limits when we would report suicides. Our guiding belief is this is a very private personal situation that doesn't need public intrusion. So as a general rule we will not report a suicide as long as it remains a private situation.
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If the person was a public figure we would report on it. A public figure would include elected officials. The public has a right to know about their elected representatives. And because it would require replacing this person in office, the facts around the death would be known. Certain high-profile public employees would also fall into this category. This could include school administrators, teachers, police officers and correctional officers. There are also some people whose jobs or activities put them into the public light so often that they are considered public figures. This might include prominent businessmen, private college administrators or leaders of agencies such as the YMCA or United Way.
There have also been times when a person who may or may not have fit into one of these categories years ago has decided to end his or her life. We have been approached by the families in these cases with the request that we report what happened. They want people to know why it happened and they don't want to have to answer this question themselves countless times. In those situations, we have honored the families' wishes.
It may not be a perfect policy, and there are still situations that fall into a gray area that requires us to re-examine what we do and make a decision on the specific case. However, we have tried to balance the families' suffering and the public's need to know. We have presented this policy to our Community Council members, a diverse group of local citizens who meet with the Union-Bulletin leadership to discuss the newspaper. The members of this group, which changes annually, have given us assurances that we are being as fair and consistent as we can be.
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A Lake Crystal woman who admitted to murdering her husband in 2010 has been sentenced to 17 years in prison and 8.5 years of supervised release. 34-year-old Jennifer Nibbe recently pleaded guilty to 2nd-degree murder in Blue Earth County Court for the killing of her husband, James Nibbe, in the couple's home on August 31st, 2010. She was originally charged with 1st-degree murder. In the plea hearing, Nibbe testified that she remembers loading a shotgun while James Nibbe slept that morning, but not pulling the trigger. During her sentencing in court Monday, Nibbe was also ordered to pay over $11,000 in restitution to the Mankato Mortuary to cover the funeral expenses for her husband. She was given 700 days credit for time already served as well. Blue Earth County Judge Bradley Walker also issued a special order that Nibbe can not benefit financially or physically from the death of her husband.
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Perhaps the best way to compare it would be to picture your clitoris. In fact the clit is very similar in construction to the glans (head) of the penis. Just like with the clit, there are times when you crave physical touch- other times when it's a little overly sensitive (ticklish).
However, sure it can change your mood- especially if your having a day where you crave some contact. Girls who play with it are typically well liked, I mean after all, it's unlikely you just bumped into someone on the street and they started stroking you off. If I was comfortable enough with the girl, asking verbally for her to play would be no problem. Self conscious? No, not really. And finally, absolutely, there are times when guys, juts like girls, would rather sleep, eat, or do something other than sexual contact. It's a mood thing. Hope this helps :)
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Every guy is different as you previously stated. I personally love when a girl touches my penis. The tip of the penis is the most sensitive you can think of it as the same sensitivity as the clitoris. So it feels good when it is caressed, wet (naturally or with spit), massaged, jerked, sucked on, licked but definitely not bit. Some people like pain but I don't like spanking or biting the penis that's a turn off for me. I actually haven't gotten oral as many times as I have given it. I am more of a giving person but whatever lol I still have had my share of oral experiences. I would say anything gets boring if there isn't any variance so if you don't change up the speed or your technique touching it then its going to not be as arousing. As far as the liking or loving the girl that helps A LOT. Sorry if I didn't answer all of your questions but I tried to incorporate it most. Good luck =]
Lolol.. Actually, I got a bit carried away, I did not intend to ask that much, but I know very little about what happens on the guys end.... I was shocked that you all were not like - you are crazy for asking any of tat.. It just feels good. lol.
So, thanks so much for answering... That really helped.
Wow, ok lets do this:
1- Depends on the situation. Am I going to get anything further? If so I'm bored already.
2- Yes, all physical contact does.
3- Attempting to take it further.
4- If I am comfortable with her I will tell her, or show her. If it is a first time kind of thing, then that's when you have to be crafty.
5- Both.
6- Yes, please do not mangle it but at the same time, it isn't going to break.
7- Yes. Yes it does.
8- I suppose. It would be more fun if it was mutual.
9- Yes.
10- Yes.
11- Like, in the eyes? No. Like at my penis? No, but I can see how it would for some guys.
12- No.
13- Most definitely.
14- I wish someone would.
15- Yes.
16- No. I would be hard pressed to think of one.
17- This is worded odd, so I will disregard it.
Wow. You actually numbered them - thanks...
Yeah I got a bit carried away, & I REALLY appreciate yo taking the time & mental energy to answer the questions,
Oh um 17 was supposed to be " When is it inappropriate for her TO touch it? " I accidentally turned it into a double negative. ^
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Indeed, some already are. Social gaming powerhouse Zynga Inc., which sells virtual goods through its FarmVille and other online games available only on Facebook, has demonstrated the willingness of Facebook users to spend money on the social networking site. Zynga, which says it has 232 million monthly active users, reported last month in its filing for an initial public offering of stock that it had revenue of $235.4 million for the first quarter of this year, up 133% from $100.9 million in the year-earlier quarter.
The technology for selling on Facebook has existed since 2009 and it's proven to be an effective, low-cost sales tool. But in a study of retailers in the Internet Retailer Top 500, my company, e-commerce software provider Ability Commerce, found that 90% of those retailers are not selling on Facebook. Moreover, 21% of them, or 105, have yet to even create a Facebook page. Why the delay? What is holding these companies back? The data we collected points to some answers and may give clues to the future of e-commerce—and specifically Facebook commerce, or f-commerce.
We found that larger e-retailers such as OfficeMax Inc., J.C. Penney Co. Inc. and Express Inc., which are respectively ranked 9, 20 and 124 in the IR Top 500, were more likely than smaller retailers to have a Facebook shopping application.
But many other retailers, particularly small to midsize ones that sell goods commonly purchased online, such as clothes, consumer electronics, and books and other media products, appear to be missing an opportunity. And with Facebook recently reporting it has 750 million active users, it's a big opportunity.
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One aspect of Facebook that retailers have readily adopted is the brand page. In the roughly one year since Facebook introduced company brand pages where consumers can click to "Like" a company, replacing "fan" pages that used to compile the number of consumers signed up as fans of a company, consumers have enthusiastically "Liked" the Facebook pages of their favorite brands. Retailers have started treating these "Likes" as markers for social media engagement—collecting them through awareness campaigns, contests and other incentives. The top five most "Liked" IR Top 500 retailers as of May 15, 2011, were:
Retailers in the Apparel/Accessories category, which includes the top three "Most-Liked" companies in the IR Top 500, actually average far fewer "Likes" than retailers in other Top 500 categories, with an average number of "Likes" per retailer of 592,175. That figure falls behind the retail categories of Books/Music/Video, Toys/Hobbies, Mass Merchant and Health/Beauty.
The top five most "Liked" retail categories in the Top 500, by average, as of May 15 were:
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Some merchants have gone beyond just seeking "Likes" to selling directly to Facebook users.
One example is American Musical Supply, an instrument retailer that is No. 262 in the Top 500 with $45 million in 2010 sales. Inside the retailer's Facebook store, a virtual shopping cart lets shoppers select as many items as they want. When a customer clicks to check out, she is redirected to the secure checkout on AmericanMusical.com and the contents of her Facebook cart transfers with her. American Musical Supply also features contests like "U like U Save," where its Facebook fans vote on which product they would like to see on sale.
"With such an enormous user base, we knew Facebook presented a huge marketing opportunity for us," says Mike Kane, director of purchasing for American Musical Supply. "Implementing a Facebook shopping app was easy to do and has opened up another high-volume channel of commerce for us."
Retailers now have a variety of applications available to them to enable direct selling on the world's most popular social network. Here's a deeper dive into what Facebook shopping apps can offer:
Virtual Carts—Because Facebook does not offer checkout, many companies with shopping applications offer a Buy button that redirects shoppers to the retailer's web site to complete a purchase. This can be cumbersome for someone who wants to buy more than one item. Well-designed Facebook shopping apps work around this issue with a virtual cart. A virtual shopping cart, such as the one used by American Musical Supply, allows a shopper to add multiple items to her shopping cart without leaving Facebook. When the customer is ready to check out, the contents of her shopping cart are transferred to the web site where she can complete a secure checkout.
Live Chat—A simple and cost-effective way to help customers as they browse a web store, live chat has become an integral part of many of the IR Top 500's e-commerce sites. However, while that feature is readily available for Facebook, only eight Top 500 retailers, or 2% of those with a Facebook page, offer chat to their Facebook visitors. Among the categories of Apparel/Accessories and Computer/Electronics retailers, just four retailers employ live chat for Facebook, while the categories of mass merchant and jewelry each has one retailer with a Facebook chat interface.
Other retailers are missing out on a great opportunity to easily connect with their Facebook customers and increase conversions. Live chat enables the retailer to help eliminate buyer objections, direct shoppers to products they need, and up-sell buyers on products and related items.
In researching Ability Commerce's clients, we have found that shoppers who use live chat for help are three times more likely to buy than other visitors to e-commerce sites. Those shoppers bump up the average order value as well, as chatters buy 55% more than non-chatters.
Other Features—There are other features that can enhance a Facebook store, but adoption is limited. Of the 395 Top 500 retailers with a Facebook page, only three integrate their Facebook product listings and their Amazon.com merchandise, a step that lets customers buy through Facebook any items a retailer sells through the Amazon e-commerce platform. Looking at other features, only 24 merchants, or 6%, of the Top 500 with a Facebook page, offer some kind of promotional freebie on their page, and only 17, or 4%, let Facebook visitors buy gift cards.
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They say that each person has a double floating around on the world. Somebody that looks like him or her and may even act the same way. Nearly everyone who knows Lincoln, who goes by the nickname Linc, hopes and prays for his parents' sake that this is not true. Twelve year old Linc has quite the reputation. Some of which he nearly deserves as he has caused a few issues over the years. At other times, he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Both are at work in the latest fiasco during the recent field trip. Thanks to the incident and the use of social media by one of his classmates, agents Stark and Fullerton are now aware of Lincoln's existence and his resemblance to a missing agent. They represent "Pandora" which is some sort of top secret special operation team connected to the United State government.
They have a missing kid agent by the name of Benjamin Green. Despite Linc's lack of spy skills, lack of athletic skills and other issues, Linc closely resembles the missing agent. After a quick crash course in training, they want Linc to assume the mission Benjamin was on in Paris, France where he went missing and deliver a certain package. If Linc will agree, Pandora in the form of agents Stark and Fullerton will clean up the mess he made during the recent field trip and deal with the financial fallout of those events. It doesn't take long before Linc is on the ground in Paris and trying to be the missing agent with surprising results.
Aimed at readers ages 8-12 this is a fun read that is pure escapism. While the parents remain clueless about the real nature of Linc's activities and location, readers are taken to the streets of Paris where culture and history await. Readers learn a bit about history and more as Linc and others in the team work the case in the streets of Paris.
Double Vision is the start of a new series that, while it reminds one of the classic Hardy Boys and Encyclopedia Brown, clearly is firmly rooted in the 21st century with its use of technology. The use of technology does not get in the way of making the characters - and by extension the readers - think to work through the various clues to solve the case.
Short chapters with plenty of action keep the story moving forward while also providing plenty of material for all age groups to enjoy. Linc gets himself into predicaments that will make adults especially parents cringe and laugh at the same time while thoroughly entertaining to 8-12 year old set. This solidly good book has something for both boys and girls with solidly strong writing and plot development. A short book that parents don't have to worry about anything inappropriate makes Double Vision a win for ages 8 and up.
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Steven Jackson is now 29 years old and has 2138 career carries. The average member of the top-25 all-time leaders in rushing yards has his last 1000 yard season at age 30 and 2602 career carries (Jackson currently sits at 32nd all-time and will likely finish his career in the top-25). After that players have a big drop off and they average just 169 carries per season at 3.5 yards per carry and just 5 touchdowns, so they're really a non-factor as a back. Because of this, the Rams wisely decided to use a 2nd round pick on a running back, Isaiah Pead, in this past NFL Draft. Nonetheless, they are still working on an extension with Steven Jackson, as he revealed in an interview with Pro Football Talk this week. Jackson is owed 7 million per year over the final 2 years of his contract, which take him through his age 30 season. Based on history, Jackson cannot be counted on to contribute much in 2014 and beyond and may even break down before that. An extension would seemingly serve no pur...
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When he tried to look at her, his eyeballs rolled like marbles on a tilting plate.
That can never happen while the marbles are being held hostage in London.
children's game, from plural of marble (n.); first recorded by that name in 1709 but probably older (it was known in 13c. German as tribekugeln) and originally played with small balls of polished marble or alabaster, later clay; the modern glass ones with the colored swirl date from 1840s.
Meaning "mental faculties, common sense" is from 1927, American English slang, perhaps [OED] from earlier slang marbles "furniture, personal effects, 'the goods' " (1864, Hotten), a corrupt translation of French meubles (plural) "furniture" (see furniture).
type of stone much used in sculpture, monuments, etc., early 14c., by dissimilation from marbra (mid-12c.), from Old French marbre (which itself underwent dissimilation of 2nd -r- to -l- in 14c.; marbre persisted in English into early 15c.), from Latin marmor, from or cognate with Greek marmaros "marble, gleaming stone," of unknown origin, perhaps originally an adjective meaning "sparkling," which would connect it with marmairein "to shine." The Latin word was taken directly into Old English as marma. German Marmor is restored Latin from Old High German marmul. Meaning "little balls of marble used in a children's game" is attested from 1690s.
late 14c., "of marble," from marble (n.). Meaning "mottled like marble" is mid-15c. Marble cake is attested from 1864.
1590s (implied in marbled), "to give (something) the appearance of marble," from marble (n.). Related: Marbling.
A metamorphic rock consisting primarily of calcite and dolomite. Marble is formed by the metamorphism of limestone. Although it is usually white to gray in color, it often has irregularly colored marks due to the presence of impurities such as silica and clay. Marble is used especially in sculpture and as a building material.
(From the mainstream "lost his marbles") The minimum needed to build your way further up some hierarchy of tools or abstractions. After a bad system crash, you need to determine if the machine has enough marbles to come up on its own, or enough marbles to allow a rebuild from backups, or if you need to rebuild from scratch. "This compiler doesn't even have enough marbles to compile hello, world."
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as a mineral, consists of carbonate of lime, its texture varying from the highly crystalline to the compact. In Esther 1:6 there are four Hebrew words which are rendered marble:, (1.) Shesh, "pillars of marble." But this word probably designates dark-blue limestone rather than marble. (2.) Dar, some regard as Parian marble. It is here rendered "white marble." But nothing is certainly known of it. (3.) Bahat, "red marble," probably the verd-antique or half-porphyry of Egypt. (4.) Sohareth, "black marble," probably some spotted variety of marble. "The marble pillars and tesserae of various colours of the palace at Susa came doubtless from Persia itself, where marble of various colours is found, especially in the province of Hamadan Susiana." The marble of Solomon's architectural works may have been limestone from near Jerusalem, or from Lebanon, or possibly white marble from Arabia. Herod employed Parian marble in the temple, and marble columns still exist in great abundance at Jerusalem.


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For this classic French dish, students were taught how to sauté the chicken on one sidewithout touching ituntil it's golden, before turning it only once. The pan-sauce lesson that followed yielded a simple, elegant cloak for the very juicy chicken.
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Great recipe and an easy way to make those chicken breasts from the freezer into something special. I like to add capers, and I use kalamata olives as others suggest. I serve it with rice.
I have made this several times recently and each time we have enjoyed it. It is an easy recipe to follow and the recipe works each time. We are always looking for new chicken ideas and this one is a success.
The recipe is a good starting point, but the seasoning needs to be doubled for our tastes. I used kalamta instead of black olives. A definite family pleaser and easy to make during the week as a quickie. Served with mashed potatoes and asparagus
This was delicious! It's the first time I've used anchovy in a recipe, and it definitely a added good dimension to the sauce. I followed the recipe to a T, and it was very tasty! Will definitely be making this again.
Followed recipe and added capers. Just OK. Not bad but not great.
This recipe was extremely bland. I knew from reading it to up the garlic (3 cloves of fresh garlic) and anchovy paste. I used red wine instead of white because it is what I had. I added a bay leaf to the sauce, salt and pepper, and dried basil. Also added Herbs de Provence per another recommendation here. Instead of olives I used the capers. I would rate this 1 fork if made as written, but with the right adjustments per these reviews you can make this a 3 1/2-4 fork dish.
We had some out of town friends come to visit about a year or so ago and I made this for dinner. I did leave out the anchovy, but everything else was the same. One of our guests was not too fond of the kalamata olives and picked them out of his dish, but there's no accounting for taste, you know? The flavors melded beautifully, and even my olive-hating husband was impressed.
We love this recipe. I don't change a thing. I serve it with rice or pasta. I add extra tomato because we like it saucy. Even my teenage son likes it. We have it usually once a week.Ingredients I usually have in the pantry.
Simple and delicious! I used canned italian tomatoes (2 small cans) instead of fresh tomatoes. As I didn't have anchovies, I used olive paste. It tasted very good. I served it with boiled red potatoes. I will serve this recipe again.
It had all of the right ingredients but I thought it was just ok. The chicken turned out well. I used canned diced tomatoes and they were pretty tart, should have added sugar. I was expecting the flavors of a slow roasted Provencal or something similar, it wasn't even close. There are better week night recipes for chicken. I'll make the real deal on weekends.


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Date posted: May 9, 2014
SHERIDAN — The Wellness Council of Sheridan County has announced the hiring of a new director.
Paul Graslie assumed the role of executive director on April 28.
Outgoing Executive Director Michele Fritz has led the council since July 2012 and will continue to work to be an active part of wellness in the county.
The first wellness happening in Sheridan under the new director was the "2014 Wyoming Employee Health Management and Wellness Summit" on May 1 and the next event will be National Bike to Work Day on May 16.
For more information contact Kentz Willis, President of the Wellness Council, at 752-5577.
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09/24/14 Carnaval Children's Festival 2014
FRESNO, CA – The City of Fresno, along with several community partners, will host the annual Carnaval Children's Festival 2014 on Saturday, September 27, 2014, 10am – 4:30pm at the Mosqueda Community Center. The community center is located at 4670 E. Butler, Fresno CA 93702.
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09/24/14 Unemployment Rate for the City of Fresno Drops Below 10%
FRESNO, CA – The City of Fresno today announced that the city's unemployment rate continues to improve despite the region's high unemployment conditions. According to recent figures released by the Employment Development Department (EDD), the unemployment rate for the City of Fresno dropped from 10.1% in July 2014 to 9.4% in August 2014
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FRESNO, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin today made the following statement in response to the news that the Fresno Grizzlies have agreed to a player development contract with the Houston Astros to become their new Triple-A franchise: "We appreciate the great relationship Fresno has had with the San Francisco Giants over the past 17 years and wish them well with their new minor league affiliate. The reality of life in Triple-A baseball is that while the line-up card is constantly changing, the fans are always the team's top priority. That's still true, regardless of who's playing where. "Meanwhile, the City of Fresno welcomes the Grizzlies' new major league affiliate and will look forward to meeting the Houston Astros' management team to emphasize our commitment to building their relationship with our community
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FRESNO, CA – The City of Fresno's Department of Public Utilities (DPU) today officially reported water production totals for July and August 2014, showing a sharp drop in usage from the same months in 2013 and a continued overall decline in water usage for the year. Total monthly water production for July 2014, normally the highest-usage time of the year, totaled 5,252,463,270 gallons, down 8% from July 2013 and surpassing the statewide drop of 7.5% reported by the State Water Resources Control Board last week.
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Fresno, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin today issued the following statement on her discussion today with the San Francisco Giants about keeping their Triple-A affiliation with the Fresno Grizzlies: "The City had a very productive, two hour meeting today with the leadership of the Giants. We made it very clear that the Fresno Region is extremely committed to their success in our community. "While we know they are evaluating their options for their contract renewal, we believe the City has much to offer their program, and we are prepared to work with the Giants to make sure they have what they need to be successful in Fresno. "The Giants and the City agreed to continue to talk throughout the rest of this week and next as the deadline approaches for their decision
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FRESNO, CA – City Manager Bruce Rudd today announced that Michael Lima has been named the City of Fresno's new City Controller/Finance Director, effective upon Council approval of Mr. Lima's selection. A vote on Mr.
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Nashville -- The directors of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital are expected to vote next week on the shape and scope of a planned multimillion-dollar expansion of the cancer treatment and research facility in Memphis. According to documents filed here, the St. Jude board will choose from five expansion proposals that range from $72 million to $107.7 million. Two plans call for construction of a facility on 3.8 acres adjacent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center. The site near Le Bonheur is bounded by Dunlap, Manassas, Washington and Adams streets. Three proposals call for construction at St. Jude's current location, a 12-acre site at 332 North Lauderdale. One option would be a $103.7 million plan to build a five-story facility adjacent to Le Bonheur. Two more levels would be below-ground parking. Under this plan, St. Jude would cease to be a hospital. The 48 hospital beds at its current site would be eliminated and Le Bonheur would provide all medical services.
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Typhoid mortality in Memphis has reached the lowest ebb in the 55 years of the city's recorded health history, Dr. L.M. Graves, city health superintendent, said yesterday. Fewer than two residents out of every 100,000 died of typhoid last year, he said, crediting immunization with the decrease.
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Bought this game about two days after it came out as my son (6 yrs old) and I enjoy playing backyard baseball quite a bit. The football is somewhat harder for him to understand because of choosing plays, but he's getting there. Its a good way to introduce a kid that age about football, as watching the NFL at that age can be quite a bore for them. After playing this, my son was itching to get outside and start playing football.
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So overall I came to the understanding that a Nav 5 should be part of the stable. Especially for the larger screen with more pixels. However, I didn't hear much about issues with the MP3/Audio function. My Nav IV is a poor performer. MP3/Nav experiences hiccups with pairing and with the sound. I use two different BT adapters and get the same stupid behaviour from the unit. Usually the "fun" start after half an hour of music with increasing interrupts until the audio simply stops. Switching the unit off/on helps for a while. I do not believe that it is just the SD card (used several types/several speeds) or the way the files are named after decreasing the bit rate with a converter. In the end it is a lot of trouble to get something such as basic as playing MP3's to work. I don't want to go through this ever again and will not accept crappy functionality from a zillion euro navigation device. Especially when it pretends to offer more functionality than many other, cheaper devices lacking this.
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Every little girl is Gods precious princess. This Bible includes the complete New International Readers Version (NIrV)the NIV for kids! Twelve adorable and colorful tip-in pages will delight girls with Bible verses that assure her she is a child of the King. Features include: Presentation page for gift giving and personalization Complete text of the New International Readers Version (NIrV) of the Biblethe NIV for kids! Twelve colorful pages of illustrations of princesses along with Bible verses that describe characteristics of a princess and list the princesses and queens mentioned in the Bible Dictionary for explaining difficult words List of 150 famous Bible stories for suggested reading Easy-to-read type size
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