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3 cups
chopped romaine lettuce
1 small
red onion, diced
1 (6 ounce)
avocado, diced
1/2 cup
red or yellow bell pepper, diced
3/4 cup
canned black beans, drained
3/4 cup
diced fresh or canned pineapple
2 cups
cooked chicken meat, chopped
2 tablespoons
olive oil
2 teaspoons
minced garlic
salt and pepper to taste
4 teaspoons
fresh lime juice
A healthy and fresh tasting salad that is very different from our usual salads. I ended up making a little extra of the dressing, (I would recommend doubling it), but otherwise followed the recipe. I will make this again.
I found it pretty boring. Didn't taste bad, but definitely didn't wow me. I won't make again.
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This salad is so good. I wasn't sure that all of the flavors would go together, especially the pineapple. But it works. And the dressing is wonderful!
A salad that never gets boring!! Great as a main dish .. I doubled up the pineapple serving though because they are a great addition. I also added a four cheese mexican mix to it! Everything is better with cheese!
I LOVED this recipe. I made a few changes - used normal onion (did not have red one on hand), skipped the pineapple, and fresh spinach instead of the romaine lettuce. I would definitely make more dressing. I fried the chicken on just a little bit of olive oil, and seasoned is with salt and Mrs.Dash. My kids loved it and I was happy to serve a healthy and delicious dinner that was beautiful and colorful. We want to make this dish when we host our health conscious friends. They will love it! Thank you!
I really like this salad. I marinaded my chicken using the marinade from the "Luau Chicken Sandwiches" recipe on this site. The flavors taste great together. Thanks for the recipe.
This was a really good salad. I didn't use fresh garlic and thought the dry minched garlic would work about the same. I wouldn't recommend that, although everybody else thought it tasted good. I couldn't stand the dry crunchiness of the garlic. The rest of the salad was great! I used the George Foreman grill to cook the chicken and seasoned it the way we like. And, the lime juice was great but we also liked adding the pineapple juice from the can of pineapple we used(obvisously we didn't use fresh pineapple and I would recommend the canned pineapple). It gave it a really nice flavor.
This is a great recipe! Even my veggie hating husband had seconds! The only changes I made were to leave the avocado on the side and up the amount of garlic in the dressing. Thanks for sharing Cocoadawn!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Cuban Grilled Chicken Salad
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 292
** Calories from Fat: 133
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The Union County chapter of the American Red Cross works to help 19 people left homeless after a fire Thursday night.
Around 11 p.m., Monroe firefighters responded to a fire at the Icemorelee Street Apartments in units 1618-A, 1618-B, 1620-A, and 1620-B.
The cause of the fire is believed to have been accidental and is still under investigation. They have ruled out any criminal act being associated with the fire, Kevin Rigoli, fire marshal and division chief of the Monroe Fire Department, said.
"It burnt the roof off of 1618 and fire then got into the structure of 1620," Rigoli said.
Each of the apartments was occupied at the time of the fire but everyone was able to get out safely. Flames were coming through the roof when firefighters arrived. The fire took about 40 minutes to control and damaged much of the attic space of the apartment buildings. The fire didn't harm a lot of the belongings of the apartments' residents but there was a lot of water damage to their property as firefighters worked to put out the fire, he said.
Latrese Williams was at home with her four children in apartment 1618-B at the time the fire started.
Her children are ages 2, 4, 10, and 12 and were in bed when she was notified about the fire, she said.
"I didn't smell any smoke, my neighbor came and knocked on the door and just was yelling grab your kids and get out of the house, the house is on fire," she said.
She and all her children along with others living in the nearby apartment units were able to get out safely. Since the fire, she and her family have been helped by the American Red Cross and Friday were staying in a hotel. As of Friday morning, she was not certain what their next steps would be. From the damage the fire caused, it appears they lost a lot of their belongings, Williams said.
"I'm just thankful that we were able to get out in time and no one was hurt," she said.
Though they lost a lot in the fire, their belongings can be replaced, she said.
"We can replace material things but I'm just glad everyone got out safely," she said.
The American Red Cross is working to help each of the 19 people left homeless by the fire and have since set them up in a hotel to stay in, Sheila Crunkleton, community chapter executive of the Union County American Red Cross, said.
"We're going to take care of their basic needs, food, shelter, so we put them into a hotel at that point and then we start on our case work side to determine what their needs are going to be," she said in reference to the assistance the organization provides.
In all four cases of the apartments affected by the fire, it appears to have been total destruction. The 19 people affected are each going to need clothing and food. To help them, the American Red Cross will provide them with something similar to a credit card that has a certain amount of money on it to help them with food and other needs. The organization will then work with them on where they are going to live next. The Red Cross is also working with the apartment complex, which is looking into different options and possibly moving the 19 people affected into other units, Crunkleton said.

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Kennedy, Ryan. 2010. "A Quiet Revolution? Moldova's 2005 Parliamentary Elections and the Influence of the Colour Revolutions." In Donnacha O'Beachain and Abel Polese (eds.), The Colour Revolutions in the Former Soviet Republics. London: Routledge.
Kennedy, Ryan. 2010. "The Contradiction of Modernization: A Conditional Model of Endogenous Democratization." Journal of Politics, 72(3): 785-798.
Neblo, Michael A., Kevin M. Esterling, Ryan P. Kennedy, David M. Lazer, and Anand E. Sokhey. 2010. "Who Wants to Deliberate – and Why?" American Political Science Review, 104(3): 566-583.
Kennedy, Ryan. 2009. "Survival and Accountability: An Analysis of the Empirical Support for 'Selectorate Theory.'" International Studies Quarterly, 53(3): 695-714.


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Dear Beachkoni:
You are certainly not alone in your dilemma. My husband has the same situation and grapefruits are not welcome in our house unless I am eating them. I would suggest that you use several kinds of oranges, which will give you a variety of tastes. I would use Navels, Mandarins, Blood or Valencias. Blood oranges will of course add a beautiful color to your salads, but they have a shorter season. Thanks for raising an important issue.
Dear Hate2Cook:
Glad to be back and good to be missed. I've been meaning to write on salad dressings, so stay tuned.
Best, Ellen
What a small world! Yes, that was the wedding. I'm sure everyone felt as we did about the weekend. It was fantastic. Ellen
Dear Hate2Cook:
I'm beginng to wonder if maybe you like to cook just a little? Or at least assemble?
To answer your questions: First, Hass avocados are widely available. Second, they are the creamiest and they ripen beautifully. I have rarely had one that did not ripen to perfection. Third, if you make guacamole a couple of hours in advance, putting the pit in the center helps the guacamole stay fresh and green until you are ready to serve it. I must say, however, that I have at times not used the pit and the guacamole has been okay, but it could just have been a lucky day.
Best, Ellen
Dear Devin from Tokyo:
Thanks for your email. I hope the recipe worked out well for you.
I am not only amiliar with the cookbook that Tanny published, I have a copy in my office. Is there anything in particular you would want? There are dozens of recipes from many of the dancers in NYCB at the time the cookbook was published (1966).
Best, Ellen
Len: I had no idea you loved Brussels sprouts and you have added garlic as an ingredient which I can already imagine in my mental taste buds. It looks like this weekend will include roasting them. By the way, David is now a devotee so the Brussels sprouts in our house are well-loved, as they should be. Ellen
Dear Alison: I couldn't agree more about the soup. From November to March, I make a double recipe every other a month and have it for lunch at least twice a week. I take your point about the salt and pepper. SInce I use red pepper flakes, I forgo the black pepper; and I have to admit that I salt almost nothing I cook, since I am very sensitive to salt and find sufficient amounts naturally in food. Bon appetit. Ellen
You ask a good question and I have to admit I have not tried to make a frittata with just egg whites or with Egg Beaters. Why don't you try the Egg Beaters and I'll try the egg whites? Then we can let the readers know how ithey turned out.
I always cook with organic eggs. I am a firm believer that organic is a healthier way to go when given a choice, which not everyone has. Chickens that are raised cage-free and are fed an organic vegetarian diet are the ones whose eggs I want to eat. I fear the hormones and antibiotics fed to animals we eat are contributing to drug-resistant illnesses in humans and that we can take better care of ourselves if we read labels and opt for the healthiest choices available.
Dear Marilyn:
I should have mentioned that red miso paste is not a staple that can be found anywhere, but I am glad you persevered and found it. It is a recipe that packs great flavor and yet is very simple to make - once you find the red miso, that is. I'll have other glazes to use with salmon and other fish coming up.
Thanks for letting me know.
There are endless possibilities to include in frittatas. My favorite is also onions and potatoes; you can't beat the combination. Sometimes for a quick meal, I dispense with all but the eggs and a little parmesan cheese to crisp the top when it goes under the broiler. Being a consummate condiment experimenter, I often use one of the wonderful mustards available these days, which gives the frittata a nice zing. I suppose there is a line where you cross over from something deliciously simple to losing the point with too many ingredients, but the frittata is one of those dishes that stands up well to a good number of inclusions.
Thanks for your comments, NJITALIANA and SLOWFOODIE.
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Thanks for your question. I did post an entry with a fresh fig dessert, which I am sure you would enjoy.
My thoughts on pumpkin ravioli are seasonal. I see it on menus now along with butternut squash ravioli, usually served with a brown butter sage sauce along with a little nutmeg grated on top. Truthfully, although I love2cook, I am not one for preparing pasta dough from scratch and making ravioli or any other pasta. Buy the pumpkin or squash ravioli at Fairway or Citarella or any supermarket that carries packaged fresh ravioli and make the sauce, which I will write about for my next entry, using your question as inspiration.
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Unless you live in a climate where you have figs available for more than just their short season here in the East, enjoy them while you can.
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You can reheat one of several ways. You can reheat in the foil right from the freezer in a 375 oven for about 30-40 minutes. You can partially reheat the frozen quesadilla in the oven (20 minutes) and then transfer to a heated cast iron pan to crisp (if that's how you like them) for 5-10 minutes on each side at a low heat. Or you can defrost and heat in a heated cast iron or non-stick pan. I do not recommend microwaving, as the flour tortilla gets soggy and the ingredients too dried out. I'm not a fan of microwaving in general.
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Dear GammyH:
For those who shun cilantro for reasons of the palate, you can always use a little parsley . However, there are enough ingredients in this particular recipe to omit the cilantro without dire consequences.
Dear Cousin Jen:
The best thing about making salads is that you can use almost anything in them that seems like a good match and using leftovers means that the salad becomes a new creation.
I roasted a lot of corn the other night and the next day made a corn and Vidalia onion frittata with fresh basil and parmesan cheese. It makes a great dinner with a tomato and arugula salad and some crusty bread. Fritattas can be served hot, cold or at room temperature, which makes them very versatile and very make-ahead. They're great for breakfast or lunch, too.
Dear Hate2Cook:
You bring up a very important point. Not everyone has a large family or a large refrigerator. I'm not crazy about watermelon that has been sitting aound too long, so the suggestion of the small ones is excellent.
As for me, I will probably continue to overindulge since watermelon has such a short season.
Dear John:
I recently had a watermelon salad at a restaurant in New York that was made with sliced watermelon, sliced yellow and red tomatoes, chopped basil, a little crumbled feta cheese and pine nuts. The dressing was a little lemon juice and olive oil. It was delicious and very refreshing.
To provide another thought on eating watermelon, there are food combining advocates who are pretty strong in the view that for better digestion, watermelon should be eaten alone. "Eat it alone or leave it alone."
Whatever your food philosophy on when to eat what, watermelon is never more mouthwatering than right now.
Dear Cousin Karin: I like the simplicity of the olive oil, salt and pepper. You really can't go wrong grilling bread as long as you keep your eyes on it. The bread can go from slightly charred to burned quickly, especially with olive oil brushed on it. Your recipe would also be great with roasted vegetables on top - a summer bruschetta. Keep up the grilling.
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Thursday, September 12, 2013
On Sept. 11, 2001, most high school seniors were 5 years old.
For schools like Pinewood Preparatory, that means the majority of its student body can't remember the events of that day 12 years ago when almost 3,000 innocent people died in attacks against this country.
But that doesn't mean the students can't appreciate its importance or learn a lesson from the events.
The school's 9/11 Day of Remembrance was designed to do just that. Starting at 8:30 a.m., students from almost all grade levels gathered in the Francis S. Josephson Liberty Garden for a color guard presented by local first responders.
Headmaster Steve Mandell gave brief remarks on the day's significance and the school's tributes to patriotism: the Liberty Garden is filled with sculptural busts of famous world leaders who've worked toward peace and a section of the campus features art and landscaping commemorating the Sept. 11 events.
"This has become a really special event," Mandell said.
A poetry reading and choral performance followed as students made their way from the garden to the gymnasium for the keynote speaker.
The school chose Lt. Col. Alice "Tally" Parham, a former fighter pilot in the South Carolina Air National Guard, as this year's speaker. She has been the keynote speaker of the event once before, exactly 10 years ago.
She spoke to the students about her experiences in combat after the 9/11 attacks and the emotions involved. In whole, she spoke about fear.
"Fight terror by not being afraid," she encouraged. "Fight terror by not being terrified."
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"What would we do if we were not afraid? We would be free."
The guidance Lt. Col. Parham offered poignantly tied in with the school's goal for its students: to learn from others' mistakes, to remember the past and to use it to shape their future.
In his closing remarks, Mandell made this hope clear.
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RE: The Lorax - BEE. - 10-29-2011 12:23 PM
(10-28-2011 11:22 PM)Fearless Wrote: july??? well, i know in the UK, they release movies after 1 week of the US release date
It's a yes and no to that.
It usually depends on the film.
RE: The Lorax - Fearless - 10-29-2011 07:25 PM
if it's july, don't loose hope. they might change it soon
im wondering why ted(zac) is wearing a magician clothes lol
RE: The Lorax - Firefly - 10-30-2011 12:08 AM
so this movie's still coming out march 2nd right
RE: The Lorax - Fearless - 10-30-2011 12:26 AM
yep firefly, have u seen the trailer yet?
RE: The Lorax - Firefly - 10-30-2011 12:36 AM
yeah! it's really similar to the previous one we had lol
RE: The Lorax - Fearless - 10-30-2011 12:37 AM
but this time, they put some credits lol
RE: The Lorax - Firefly - 10-30-2011 01:05 AM
yeah....zac efron, taylor swift, etc
plus it had a couple more clips
"Now who invited the giant furry peanut?" "I'll go right up your nose." "You wouldn't hit a woman" "That's a woman"
RE: The Lorax - Fearless - 10-30-2011 01:07 AM
lol love that scene XD
did u see the new trailer firefly? the international one?
RE: The Lorax - mirandagirl - 11-05-2011 06:03 PM
My brother saw the trailer during the previews of Puss in Boots.
RE: The Lorax - mirandagirl - 11-05-2011 08:11 PM
Zac's voice is adorable in the trailer


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Syfy To Close 'Warehouse 13' After Fifth Season
Final outing will be just six episodes long
A lot has changed since the beginning of 2012.
"Warehouse 13" was riding high, even with the sudden departure of sister show "Eureka," and it looked like it could last forever after Syfy expanded its fourth season order from 13 episodes to 20.
But now, "Warehouse 13" gets ready for what will be its fifth and final season. And showrunner Jack Kenny and his crew have just six episodes to wrap it up.
"That you all for the 'Warehouse 13' love," star Eddie McClintock told his fans via Twitter. "Six episodes [are] definitely better than a 'get lost.' I promise we won't let you down."
Kenny told Airlock Alpha after the decision was made that his writing team already had six "fantastic episodes planned."
"I'm just glad they gave us a nice exit," Kenny said. "Way better than just canceled. I think."
Reports of a six-episode pickup had started circulating Thursday morning, with Airlock Alpha unable to corroborate the story. However, Deadline.com broke the news late Thursday evening.
"'Warehouse 13' has been an incredible signature series for us," Mark Stern, Syfy's president of original content, told Deadline. "We are grateful to the loyal and passionate fan base, and know that Jack Kenny, his gifted creative team, and outstanding ensemble cast will give them an amazing finale season."
"Warehouse 13" premiered in 2009 to modest audience buzz, and always seemed to play second-fiddle to something on the Syfy schedule, even when it was the cable channel's top-rated scripted program.
It still brings in a strong audience. However, it has been recently overshadowed by the new Syfy series "Defiance," which indirectly caused "Warehouse 13" to get pushed to the 10 p.m. slot -- a death slot for a family-oriented show.
Kenny and other members of the cast pushed for more and more viewers during the mid-season break of the show, fearing that the axe could fall on the little show that could. However, it did seem unlikely that Syfy would cancel the show at the end of this season -- if it were planning it at all -- because Kenny told Airlock Alpha in April that he ended the season on the cliffhanger, and without at least a reduced fifth season, there would be no way to tie up the loose ends.
The original concept of "Warehouse 13" was developed by "Farscape" creator Rockne S. O'Bannon, and later received some revision help from "Battlestar Galactica" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" alum Jane Espenson and D. Brent Motes. Kenny took over after the first group of episodes were produced, adding a lot of humor to the show, and creating situations that made audiences have to figure out if it was OK to laugh and cry at the same time.
McClintock, Joanne Kelly and Saul Rubinek were a part of the show through its entire run, with Allison Scagliotti joining as Claudia part way into the first season, and CCH Pounder's Mrs. Frederic turning up from time to time. Other regulars on the show, both past and present, include Genelle Williams, Simon Reynolds, Aaron Ashmore and Jaime Murray.
Reports are that the final season will hit Syfy's airwaves in early 2014.
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Whether it be Pedro Martinez tossing an overweight old man in Don Zimmer or Kevin Garnett starting a scuffle with former New York Knick, Bill Walker, the Boston and New York rival always is a heated one. However, it always seems to be that the Boston representatives are quick to shoot the fair one when the New York opponent is clearly the underdog.
Kevin Garnett, a noted trash talker and incredibly aggressive NBA great, also has a reputation for fighting. Yet, it always seems that he is fighting someone closer to the size of my 6-foot frame rather than someone who can look him in the eyes. If we go back to Christmas of 2011, we see him get physical with Knicks Shooting Guard, Bill Walker.
Garnett was more than ready to exchange blows with a man nearly half of a foot smaller than himself so when the assumption came about that Garnett is merely a school yard bully, one hell of a ball player none the less, there was not much anyone could say to oppose it.
On January 7th, 2013, we saw KG's true colors. He may wear green, but he is, as they say in his native southern parts of the country, yellow. When Knicks forward, Carmelo Anthony, confronted Garnett, we all watched as Garnett walked away with his back toward Melo and his tail between his legs.
One of the leagues top prospects for the 2012-2013 MVP, Carmelo Anthony, has a lot more to lose than the ill-tempered Garnett, yet he was persistent in his attempt to put a pot of gold where the Celtics superstars mouth is. Whether it was KG walking away from the conflict which he allegedly started or Anthony waiting for him outside of practice, the "Fighting Irish" Celtic was no where to be found.
All of this leads to one big question: exactly two and a half weeks after the initial war of words, what will these two teams bring us? It is not October baseball between the forever bitter rivals, the New York Yankees and the Boston Redsox, and it is not even the NBA Playoffs yet. However, this is a potential Playoff match up with the intensity of a Heavy Weight bout. The game between the Knicks and the Celtics this coming January 24th may as well be a pay-per-view event.
It will for sure have the competitive edge and most importantly, we will watch as the two prior mentioned superstars square up for 48 minutes on prime time TV. New York won the battle of words but lost the fight of the game on January 7th but this time on January 24th, I believe the almighty and newly charged orange and blue will win the fight along with the respect of the yellow Celtic in green.
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