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IMF Executive Board Reviews the Fund's Strategy for Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT)
Press Release No. 14/167
April 11, 2014
On March 12, 2014, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reviewed recent developments in anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT), and discussed proposals for the Fund's future Strategy on AML/CFT.
For more than a decade, the Fund has made important contributions to international efforts to fight money laundering and terrorist financing. Originally, the Fund's AML/CFT program focused primarily on AML/CFT assessments – as part of the Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes (ROSC) program and of the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) – and capacity development activities. More recently, AML/CFT issues have also been increasingly included in other areas of Fund work, namely surveillance and Fund-supported programs.
The basis for AML/CFT assessments has recently changed: the Financial Action Task Force (FATF, the standard setter for AML/CFT) revised the AML/CFT standard in 2012 and adopted a common assessment methodology and procedures in 2013. The FATF also took important steps to strengthen the quality and consistency of future assessments. It adopted stronger quality controls for its own assessments, ensured that comparable measures are adopted by the FATF Style Regional Bodies (FSRBs), and established an ex post review mechanism to address sub-quality reports.
Under current policy, every FSAP should be associated with an AML/CFT assessment conducted approximately every five years, and, to the extent possible, within 18 months before or after the relevant FSAP mission. This framework was intended to provide an effective mechanism for addressing AML/CFT issues in the FSAP on a consistent basis, but despite coordination attempts with the FATF/FSRBs, it has not always been possible to align the FATF/FSRB assessments with the FSAP schedule and to provide useful input into the FSAP. In these circumstances, Directors discussed ways of ensuring the incorporation of timely and meaningful AML/CFT information into the FSAPs. Directors also discussed the impact of these developments on Fund work, including under the current burden sharing agreement, whereby assessment reports prepared by the FATF and the FSRBs are converted into ROSCs.
Executive Board Assessment1
Executive Directors welcomed the opportunity to review the Fund's strategy on AML/CFT. They agreed that the Fund's work has significantly contributed to the international community's response to money laundering and the financing of terrorism, and encouraged continued cooperation in this area with the World Bank, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and the FATF-Style Regional Bodies (FSRBs). Directors also highlighted the important role played by the Fund in capacity building efforts in member countries on AML/CFT.
Directors welcomed the 2012 revision of the AML/CFT standard by FATF and the recent update of the assessment methodology, in particular the greater attention to risks and country context, which should result in more focused and meaningful assessments. They therefore endorsed the revised FATF standard and the new assessment methodology for the Fund's operational work.
Directors noted that deficiencies in a country's AML/CFT regime can have important implications for macroeconomic and financial stability. They therefore broadly supported the direction taken by staff in including financial integrity issues in Article IV consultations and Fund-supported programs. Directors encouraged staff to continue its efforts to integrate AML/CFT issues into its surveillance and in the context of Fund-supported programs when financial integrity issues are critical to financing assurances or to achieve program objectives. Some Directors emphasized the need for evenhandedness in the coverage of these issues in surveillance and Fund programs.
Directors reaffirmed that AML/CFT assessments are an important part of the ROSC and FSAP programs, and stressed the importance of ensuring adequate quality of assessment reports across the range of assessor bodies. They noted that, with the expansion of the FATF and FSRBs network in recent years, the Fund has increasingly drawn upon the FATF/FSRBs assessments for the purposes of its own work, in application of the burden sharing arrangements between the international financial institutions and the FATF/FSRBs. In this respect, Directors welcomed the steps taken by the FATF to strengthen quality and consistency controls for future assessment reports and looked forward to all assessor bodies implementing similar controls. They encouraged staff to participate actively in the review mechanisms, as resources permit.
A number of Directors supported, or were open to, the staff's proposal to limit the conversion of FATF/FSRB assessments into ROSCs to the FSAP context where the assessments have undergone a satisfactory quality and consistency review and are not clearly deficient. However, many other Directors, representing a majority of the Board, preferred to continue converting all assessments into ROSCs, underscoring that the FATF's strengthened controls will ensure that these reports meet the requisite quality standards. In light of this, the current system of converting all assessments into ROSCs following a pro forma review will be maintained.
Directors stressed the importance of timely and accurate AML/CFT input into every FSAP. They agreed that, where possible, this input should be based on a comprehensive quality AML/CFT assessment and, in due course, on targeted updates/ROSCs, in line with the approach taken under other standards and codes. To facilitate this, Directors encouraged continued efforts by all assessor bodies to align their assessment schedules with the FSAPs. They also noted that, consistent with the general policy, staff would, if necessary, supplement the information derived from the ROSCs to ensure the accuracy of AML/CFT input. In addition, they recognized that there may be instances where comprehensive assessments or targeted updates against the prevailing standard will not be available. Directors generally agreed that, in these instances, staff may need to derive key findings on the basis of other sources of information.
Directors noted the resource implications of (i) the increased inclusion of AML/CFT issues in surveillance and in Fund-supported programs, (ii) the assessments under the revised methodology, and (iii) staff's participation in the strengthened quality and consistency controls. In light of the overall budget situation, most Directors considered it appropriate for staff to reduce the number of Fund-led comprehensive assessments to two or three per year.
Directors noted that the next review of the AML/CFT program would be expected to be completed within the next four years.
1 At the conclusion of the discussion, the Managing Director, as Chairman of the Board, summarizes the views of Executive Directors, and this summary is transmitted to the country's authorities. An explanation of any qualifiers used in summings up can be found here: http://www.imf.org/external/np/sec/misc/qualifiers.htm.News Source : IMF Executive Board Reviews the Fund's Strategy for Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT)
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For many, the 2004 movie "Hotel Rwanda" is all they know of the 1994 genocide in that country. The film took a complicated situation and laid it out in stark - or at least relatively easy to understand - terms. It was the story of a heroic hotel manager offering shelter to ethnic Tutsis who were being slaughtered by their Hutu countrymen.
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At times it's hard to keep things straight in this fictionalized account based on the tales of actual survivors. Which side is the Rwandan Patriotic Front on? What does F.A.R. stand for? And who are the Interahamwe?
It's hard enough to understand the difference between the Hutus and the Tutsis (differences that were, in fact, largely made up by their former Belgian colonists). But the film - by writer-director Alrick Brown, based on stories collected by Ishmael Ntihabose - makes even finer distinctions than that. Not just between Hutus and Tutsis, or between Christians and Muslims, but between good and bad Christians, and good and bad Muslims.
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"The University of Illinois is also in turmoil. The university sports an Interim Chancellor, an Interim Athletic Director, and an Interim Football Coach; the game will be played at Soldier Field, making this an Illini Interim Home Game."
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Dear Diary Out of the Blue and Into the Black
META first: Happy to announce that Ace's thing was diagnosed and he's gonna be fine.
Out of the Blue. It was refreshing, wasn't it, when Hackett killed off the Michigan Man Bler.
Bo retired with a cult of personality because he was great at coaching football, and great at improving the lives of people around him. Trusting him and his guys served Michigan well enough so long as he and those guys and their guys continued to do things well and righteously.
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Hoke was righteous; he didn't do well. Outside Michigan circles there was general bewilderment that Brady could come to this year's football bust, sit beside the men who fired him for fielding progressively worse football teams, and receive a standing ovation. Winning football games can you earn you a lot of respect, but it's not the only way to get it.
I too want to move on from the Cult of Bo, and I too concede that most football coaches out there are good guys. I don't see any problem with recognizing these things and also recognizing that Brady Hoke stood out among his coaching peers. You see it in his players. We'll see it again in the coming years when there are more transfers and more off-field things to wag fingers at, because Brady is an extraordinary human who genuinely cares about people beyond the normal good guy capacity. That quality isn't what got him fired; it's what got him a shot at his dream job in the first place.
We needed to get out of this Blue Bler and relearn how to make decisions with something other than faith in a dead man—sadly it took the people in charge two transitions to realize it. There's no way to eradicate the bler people; fortunately there is a home run-seeming candidate who grew up around the program and quarterbacked it for a time.
Ultimately the question on Harbaugh is 100% "Will he?" Communist Football made the case for the thing we want to believe. If it happens yay for Michigan and the world and the ozone layer. If not, we're…
Into the Black. If we're not looking for the next Bo Schembechler to run Bo Schembechler's program, what are we looking for?
Nobody's telling us. In his Highlander movie-themed discussion of Michigan's pursuit of Harbaugh, I think Gameboy absolutely nailed the coaching search process, which goes:
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- Precision ranking and clarity among top tier
- Pick the guy
Because fans don't get to be part of the process, the bits that leak out make no sense. We are the mortals who keep finding bodies beheaded by swords all over town, plus a few bread crumbs left by those who seek to use us for their own ends, and start drawing conclusions.
Rock and Roll is Here to Stay: In looking for a new paradigm a lot of us have settled on Urban Meyer's regime and coaching tree. Copying a successful rival is as good a strategy as any; in fact it's exactly how Canham chose Bo in 1969.
In that vein, Kyle Whittingham is the next Urban Meyer-like candidate to get the alum96 treatment. Among Urban-like names being tossed around, Whittingham is probably the most palatable to the residual bler in Michigan's brass—Mullen carries the stench of the SEC and we have no idea whether they see the things in Herman that we do. Like Harbaugh, his candidacy is more of a "Will he?" than a "Can he?"
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(FWIW I doubt we'll get Old Butthead out of Arkansas)
Fun Times in Cleveland: If you're in a certain radius of Cleveland you're probably seeing this ad I made last week linking to a January 12 MGoEvent. That's because the Cleveland Alumni Association is having Brian, myself, John U. Bacon, and former player Thom Darden at the Winking Lizard in Bedford to talk football and hoops, then watch the college football NC game. You get zero points for pointing out one of those speakers isn't likely to be as interesting as the rest.
CC: We probably don't need to keep labeling things with the "Coaching Change" tag, since it's pretty on-topic. Then again, it's useful so I guess keep it up. Also useful: all the reader content on candidates. Eye of the Tiger keeps ranking the top 12, which is as good a starting spot as any. He also continued his CC roundups with the fringe guys, getting only as far as Bob Stitt before getting into the jokes (Schiano, Chryst, Butthead, and Lane Kiffin). ReadYourGuard (a guy who played with Harbaugh by the way) recapped the firing process from Concussionaganza to today.
|But what if Mullen is actually just like his old boss except fiercely ethical, and we get another 10-year war before Urban assaults a Clemson player? Did you think of that? [AP via NBC]
The other guy who's been providing consistent content on coach candidates is alum96, who went through the Football Outsiders stats on Dan Mullen, comparing him to Kevin Sumlin's star last year and suggesting the MSU (NTMSU) success comes from schedules with very few comparable teams:
12.5 months ago Mullen was sporting a 4-6 record with 2 games to go in year FIVE of his regime. Those 4 wins were over baby seals Alcorn State, Troy, Bowling Green,and soon to be 2-10 Kentucky. He did beat 3-9 Arkansas and won the Egg Bowl over 8-5 Ole Miss to finish off the year 6-6 before the bowl. So his regular season included 1 win of note...in year 5. Bret Bielema has done better in year 2 of his regime at Arkansas IMO in terms of upsets.
Miss State seemed to play a lot of really awful teams (which they beat) and a lot of really good conference teams (which they almost always lost to). The gist of the concern here is it may take Mullen four years to build a winner, by which time Michigan will have found enough reasons to run him out of town like we did the last two dudes.
I don't think it will take so long. Brady Hoke has left a team in relatively good shape; in the years to come we'll be talking about the devastating 2015 class (which fell apart because Hoke didn't win in 2013 and 2014), quarterback, and the safety and defensive line depth charts, the latter of which is another losing-related thing. As for the offensive talent, these guys were actually kinda good at running zone by the end of the season; you can absolutely teach them to do that in a spread offense. Also offensive line starts happen to be one of the better predictors of offensive success, and Michigan returns a ton of them in 2015 and 2016.
Shane Morris would probably fare better in a spread because the decisions are way easier, his legs are good enough to be something defenses have to account for, and his arm is more than adequate to be scary downfield. Malzone's talents are best used in a passing spread.
Etc. CLord on the karmic relevance of OSU maybe missing the playoffs for JT Barrett's injury. Basketball stats so far. Best and Worst. Inside the Box Score. Coach Schiano muses about stuff while waiting for the splosions.
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Dear Diary Won't Have Another Game
There won't be another one after. Not for Gardner. Not for Jake. Not for Hoke, for whom the accumulated effects of progressively worse seasons will mean the end. Not for a Michigan team that has less talent than their star ratings gave them, but far more than their record demonstrates.
As we come to the end—there will be no bowl game barring a miracle—for the Brady Hoke era, the tragedy is all of that wasted talent. That precious snaps with Denard Robinson and Vince Smith and David Molk and Patrick Omameh were wasted on Power because dogma. That Devin Gardner was never given the coaching or the system or the stability or the offensive line to be more than a freshman who runs around a lot. That Jake Ryan, who would have been Lawrence Taylor if he lived 30 years ago, spent his senior season having to learn a very hard thing he wasn't made to do. That Blake Countess is a coverage nickel because the cornerbacks play man all day. That Devin Funchess was a tight end, and then a bubble screen slot bug, until it was too late to care. That Dennis Norfleet was dancing around on the sidelines while A.J. Williams whiffed on blocks of defenders who wouldn't have been in the box otherwise. That senior seasons of Mone, Wile, Dymonte , Hurst, Gedeon, Houma, Delano, RJS, Ojemudia, Pipkins, Drake Johnson, Raymon, Da'Mario, Jarrod, Norfleet, Jourdan, Brandon Watson, Taco, Bolden, and Shane effing Morris were traded for a bare handful of freshman snaps that other guys might have taken.
That four years of Michigan football were wasted on Brady Hoke, and that here, at the end of all things, we're still not even sure those in charge will consider something besides unwavering faith in the gospel of "Michigan" in the next J. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Head Football Coach.
The next guy. These are now a week out of date but Eye of the Tiger put together a couple of roundups of the coaching candidates in our crosshairs. Factors are: Potential upside, Potential downside, Transition costs, Overall desirability, and Chances of him coming. Both start with Harbaughs; the first has Jim, Les, Mullen, Graham, and, uh, Belichick? Second has John, Patterson, McElwain, Herman, and…okay so the fifth guy is always some joke.
Alum96 added a defense of Les Miles to answer some guy made of straw who goes around saying LSU has regressed lately. Straw men are stupid. The main arguments against Les are that he's too old, and his coaching style is a better fit for LSU, which is near the extreme of anything-goes for college football, versus Michigan, where the local press turns you in for accidentally practicing an extra 20 minutes.
[Jump for seniors departing, a new basketball stat, and college football parity]
Dear Diary Declares Dear Day or Deer Day
Foote in mouth. Larry Foote claimed, forgivably inarticulately, that Michigan's problem is we don't recruit enough kids who are used to a tougher road. I found a site that will take places in a spreadsheet and plot them on a map, and did so with the 2001 (Foote's and my senior year) and 2014 rosters, minus non-Kovacsian walk-ons. Yes there are errors still. Go ahead and zoom in.
Yellow is 2001; blue is 2014. Fullscreen
It sometimes does weird things like put Warren, Michigan, in the Upper Peninsula and I am fixing those one by one as I spot them. Findings:
- Lloyd had four guys from the Memphis area while Hoke did much better in Southwest Ohio. That's where those guys are from.
- Carr was able to penetrate deep into SEC country while Hoke has only managed to pick around the edges.
- Hoke gets more kids out of private schools and magnet schools (e.g. Cass Tech) than Lloyd did. This is because when I was in high school the big prep programs weren't recruiting as much as they do now, so talent wasn't as concentrated.
The differences are minor and speak less to changes in Michigan recruiting than general trends. It all amounts to mostly nothing.
Off the top of my head, the players Michigan has who come from 1% means are Wilton Speight, who's a redshirting freshman right now, and Matt Wile, who burned his redshirt because of Hagerup and waited patiently for three years behind a guy who probably shouldn't have been on the team. Foote's starting QBs were Tom Brady from a nice place in California, and John Navarre from Cudahy, Wisconsin, which is suburban Milwaukee on the Lake Michigan coastline. Meanwhile Devin Gardner went to Inkster, which doesn't even exist anymore. If Foote had been 13 years younger it's likely he'd have been picked up DCD (Mo Ways), OLSM (James Ross) or Cass Tech. Talent comes from all over; Michigan's talent comes from where it used to.
Bye week is wife day, as per Six Zero's family tradition. The espoused among us are encouraged to move back from the football for a moment and pay service to whatever your weird marital tradition might be. If she'd like you to lose an entire Saturday to outlet stores, that's rough, but she's worth it. If your wife would rather just get random butterflies from you and spend Saturday helping you rake leaves, then you're married to the bestest in the westest. Congratulations only me.
[Jump: on the Wisconsin coach we can't steal and the LSU one we probably shouldn't]
Dear Diary Tells Us Not to Blow It
"There's a starman waiting in the sky. He'd like to come and meet us,
but he thinks he'd blow our minds."
November is the period when "pretty sure he won't be at San Fran" (neither Harbaugh could make the playoffs this year) can mean "he's gotta come!" So, dear diarists, let's dedicate a post to the starman waiting in the sky. This week resident coaching search guy in the diaries alum96 decided to look into Jim's meteoric rise. He included a table in there of split passing/rushing stats for offense and defense. I've taken this opportunity to recreate those as S&P+ ranks (total yardage ranks in parens) because there's a discrepancy in the passing:
|Rush O
|Pass O
|Rush D
|Pass D
|2006 Stanford
|105th (115)
|107th (95)
|94th (117)
|47th (60)
|2007 Stanford
|37th (102)
|88th (70)
|86th (77)
|84th (84)
|2008 Stanford
|6th (19)
|15th (103)
|104th (77)
|99th (83)
|2009 Stanford
|12th (11)
|7th (70)
|89th (55)
|104th (98)
|2010 Stanford
|30th (17)
|2nd (29)
|24th (19)
|30th (16)
|2011 Stanford
|18th (18)
|10th (22)
|32nd (3)
|14th (73)
|2014 Michigan
|45th (67)
|70th (105)
|6th (25)
|44th (36)
Major disagreements between S&P and the standard stats: the passing game in 2008 and 2009 (bolded) was extremely efficient, just not used very often. Thus total yardage looked awful, but in terms of what happened when they passed, it was very good even before you could explain it away as Andrew Luck. This is a common theme for Harbaugh reclamation projects; the former quarterback is the master of the pick-your-spots passing game. This is also a lesson in tempo—Stanford would plod along, depressing total yardage.
Let's not do this again until my find-on-page searches for "Michigan" don't have to progress past MSU and several directionals to get to ours.
Hokespeech Generator. A guy named MeanJoe07 has apparently found something on the internet where you input the text of Brady's press conferences, add a few nouns (like balsamic vinegar) and a name (like Rhonda Jones) and get back something that makes sense only to people used to digesting soylent blue. The diary is too weird to be of much interest, but the same guy has been responding to comments all over the site with his tool, with quite disconcerting results.
Etc. Basketball back wallpaper. Michigan is probably not going to a bowl game. Best and Worst. Inside the box score. Wolverines in the NFL, and NBA/NHL/etc., when are we getting the former quarterback who coaches an NFL team?
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A startup that makes realtime maps for local festivals and such is letting us use their software to give the MGoCommunity a more functional method of sharing their spots with each other on gameday. Events around campus, best watering holes, open tailgates for MGoReaders, where the band warms up, etc. all go on the crowd-sourced map. If you want to organize a meet-n-greet or game-watching party in your town, go ahead and add it to the map (it'll be off camera for those in Evanston).
[Jump for some stuff I believed in as a kid]
Dear Diary Is Highly Spooked
On the nature of Hoke, life, the universe, and everything. Upcoming Christopher Nolan movie Interstellar went to great lengths to produce the above image, the best yet of what a black hole looks like based on the mathematics of relativity—not just the lensing of space behind it but the surprising twisting of the accretion disc around it due to the warping of space where it's formed.
What's spooky about it is the thing you're seeing isn't the thing that exists. What exists is a disc around a spinning supermass, like Saturn's rings. What you're seeing however is space itself getting so warped by that mass that you can see it in 4D, bending space like a piece of paper.
Best and Worst posted a trailer for Interstellar and raved about the "our place in the dirt" quote while neglecting to mention the one in there by Dylan Thomas:
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
This is how I want Michigan to finish the season: certain of its own mortality, fighting anyway. Last year's blowout to MSU was an apocalypse, but at that moment I was profoundly mad, not embarrassed. I was embarrassed when they went out flat and uncaring against Mississippi State in the Gator Bowl. Whenever I wonder if we were right to can Rodriguez when we did, I remember that act of cowardice. Whenever I wonder if we're being too hard on Brady, I think on how he gives up without looking like giving up. Bronx had a different explanation:
This might be semantics, but I don't think Hoke is a quitter. He's (sadly) calling the game the same way in the 1st quarter as he is in the 4th quarter. He's like the worst movie version of artificial intelligence.
So he's a robot who faces adversity by going back to his safe place, i.e. the way Lloyd Carr would coach a 1st quarter. I'm not buying it. I think he closes up shop when he thinks it's hopeless, and believes we're not smart enough to notice it.
Ron Utah nevertheless argues that at least that Brady is an essentially good man. I subscribe to the DFW method of rating people: their expectations of other people tend to be the greatest insight into how they themselves think. For example the dude on the board who thinks everything is about political warfare is just a really partisan dude. Brandon's emails were relevant not because they explain how he alienated fans—if he wrote 300 of these that's still a thousandth of the 300k waiting list his policies expunged. Rather they showed us how arrogant Brandon thinks his critics are, thus how truly arrogant Brandon is.
Hoke's goodness is best exemplified, perhaps, in his weaknesses as a coach. He doesn't ever seem prepared for enemies who want to gut him, because he doesn't have that killer instinct. Perhaps he doesn't push his players hard enough—maybe that comes from not expecting other coaches to be doing so. His players seem stunned when there's a cheap shot against them—we look at that like "where's your spirit?!"" but it could just be they're not the type of dudes who expect the other team is trying to scramble their brains.
It is a mistake to see the obvious flaws in Hoke and assume we would make better head coaches. It is not a mistake to see these flaws and assume more successful head coaches would make better head coaches. Perhaps it was our own naivety to think Michigan's particular advantages could compensate for the weakness of goodness.
This football program is as doomed as matter in an accretion disc. Some of the players in it won't be here (Peppers at least said he will be the last to leave), and there's no guarantee that the next step will take us to the dark core of the black hole or shooting out into space to form a new star. Michigan looks headed to 4-8 by Massey estimates, which LSA matrixcised.
This is mathematical reality. The above is how the universe is arranged. But what separates life from every other arrangement of matter is how we approach our doom. Life doesn't just ride the mathematics arc until it spirals into nothingness. Life rages.
It probably won't change anything, but the players on this doomed team plan to rage against that probability. It almost certainly won't change anything, but most fans have chosen to march back to the Big House, and the other home field in Evanston, and even down to the darkest place in the universe, and rage against the dying of the light.
If you'd like to do so and don't have tickets, head to this thread before 3pm today and tell us about the crazy thing you've done. I'm now up to 8 tickets to give away.
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in our front yard…
I was called to the window to see…
this sweet thing.
We were stunned.
This has never happened before because we live just off the main drag and a good 2 miles from the mountains.
Not to mention the big lighted car lot that this pretty thing had to cross to nibble our grass…
or crab apples…
or pine cones…
or whatever it was.
But she left while we were watching and then–from the footprints, we could tell she came back again before morning.
We loved it.
Felt kinda magical.
It may not look like all so much to you, but I'm pretty proud of this particular storm.
It came and stayed for about 3 days snowing first and sticking for a while, and then, raining and melting just in time to start all over again.
But in the end, it was very brave snow and just fell and hung on like it wanted to show us…
that no matter what that silly groundhog said, it is, in fact, winter still–with a mind of it's own.
If you know me at all, you know that I don't mind one little bit.
In fact, if I woke up tomorrow to 3 feet of the white stuff, I'd be happy as a lark.
And so, with the little that we have, I'm wishing for the frost fairies to make a couple more passes by the place…
or five or six.
I'm mean really, think of how much I could get done if we were snowed in…for real!
Heh, heh, heh.
Years ago, when Jillian, the boys and I lived in a place with tile floors in every room–we learned the value of a good, warm throw rug. In fact, this place got so cold at night that I made each of the kids their own rug for Christmas to keep their feet warm. Jillian's was pink and white. Dane's was the blue and white. And the Bald Kid's was the yellow and white. But now that nearly all of those kids–Jillian and Dane–have gotten married and found their own places…with tile floors, they decided to take their rugs with them. What nerve!
Lucky for me, I still have the Bald Kid's yellow and white one or I'd freeze solid when I step on that tile every morning. Luckier still, my sweet little momma left me a big tub of rug yarn to play with.
There wasn't enough of one color to make a rug exactly like the old ones.
But I'm a creative soul, and I'm determined to figure something out.
Wish me luck…my feet are freezing!
Sadly, I didn't get a picture of the freezing rain that we've been dealing with for the past few days–and finally, FINALLY it's starting to melt. We were admittedly too busy staying warm in the house to bother with the camera. But a couple of people got the slick adventure on tape. So here you go~
Sliding around on BYU Campus and a new way to get to class. :}
Just trying to get in the car. Poor girl. I think her friend in the car must have had enough of a time getting there that she knew enough to get out her camera. This one almost made me cry for laughing!
I did venture out for a minute one day and the shop clerk came running out to the parking lot to warn me that it was a "skating rink" and to be careful and take her arm." I had visions of us both hitting the deck in a heap, but luckily, we made it in safe and sound. Crazy stuff.
Weatherman says to expect it to snow for the next two days…
Heh, heh.


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I would as well, I just doubt it would have a wide appeal.
Maybe not as a series of its own, but it could be tied into the ongoing Typhon Pact storyline. After all, there are loads of potential allies for everyone over there.
If memory serves me correctly, David Mack did plant a subtle yet crucial Easter Egg suggesting this very idea towards the end of
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What is the source of this question, ooohlala?
The word unthinkable should clearly be unthinking, which makes me suspect the validity of the question.
This is the question and I don't know how I'm supposed to answer it.
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I'm supposed to fill in the blanks 'with an appropriate word in each'. How?
What is the source of this question, ooohlala?
The word unthinkable should clearly be unthinking, which makes me suspect the validity of the question.
RoverKE, it's from a local English grammar workbook (I live in Algeria).
I don't get the unthinkable part either ><
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No, I meant that like Rover, I don't understand the 'unthinkable' part of the sentence, either.
If it were unthinking, how would you fill in the blanks then?
We still expect you to try first.
Woman was not meant to be try an adverb or adverbial phrase here an unthinkable drudge try a coordinating conjunction here the mere pretty ornament of man's leisure.
My two cents: This question is the pits. If I gave this to my native-speaking teenage daughter, she'd have no idea what she was supposed to put there. This is a logic question? It would make sense if you had a list of vocabulary words to choose from, perhaps, but to generate words that would work here is a really hard question for an English learner.
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We have had our shih tzu for over 3 years now... After taking him back to the vet time after time for frequent itching and nasal fold infections, we took him to a different vet and he recommended that we see an animal dermatologist...
Well we took him on Friday and based on his history she recommended that we do some allergy (skin and blood) testing. So, he was tested an he is basically allergic to almost everything under the sun. Allergic to most of the grasses, weeds, molds, trees and more. house flies, black ants, wool, feathers, cats (we have 2).
Anyway, based on the results our little pup will likely be on allergy injections for the rest of his life.
Does anyone here have any experience with this??
Of course, the testing wasn't cheap -- the allergy serum is still cheaper than a couple vet visits per year to treat his allergy symptoms.
No experience yet, but we think we are about to have some. One of our cats has something - the tests are in progress - but the vet suspects that he may have an allergy or allergies. So, your post is very interesting to me at the moment.
We will have a follow-up appointment in a couple weeks -- so will get more and more info.
I do think that in many ways my pets get better care and follow-thru than we humans do from our doctors....
Have you tried oral antihistamines to control the allergies? The OTC ones don't help our dog much, but there is a Rx one that helped a lot.
Our Sophie is allergic to a lot of things, including foods. Her eyes are always runny and lots of foods will make her itch and scratch madly. She does best on a simple raw diet with only meat & veggies.
Shih Tzus are prone to a lot of skin allergies. Our Shih Tzu developed them in old age. Had I known then, what I know now, I would have stopped the yearly immunizations for everything under the sun and had him titered instead (what I do with our current dog) and fed him a raw diet. He probably was allergic to all the corn in his kibble, but I just did not know any better at that time and had never heard of raw diets.
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Howsa bout this? During the spring and summer months, Fluffy would get staph infections as a result of allergic reactions. Vet seemed to think it was dust mites, pollen, or a multitude of other things. Fluffy's hair would fall out (a collie sort of dog), with red itchy patches, and she stank! Allergic reactions?? Tried giving her children's benadryl; made her stumble and sleepy. Vet wanted to give her a scrip; too expensive (DH and I are on fixed incomes). After about the third $175+ office visit, I was hairless after tearing my hair out.
So I asked myself, "What can I do? What needs to be changed?" I looked at her dog food; dried kibble, and the first four ingredients were corn, corn meal, corn byproducts and corn starch. The light bulb went on--Can the problem be she's allergic to corn? I've heard of dogs (and people) being allergic to wheat, why not corn? Changed her diet to salmon--Purina Pro Plan for Sensitive Skin. No corn anywhere. And guess what?? NO allergies. No hair falling out, no staph infections, no residual odors, and most importantly, NO vet bills.
Now, mind you, I'm going to get a lot of backlash from those pet owners who feel that corn is okay for their pet. But for mine, it's deadly. -- Edited on 2/17/13 7:27 PM --
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My dog does suffer from a ragweed allergy, which is quite severe. However at other times he does chew at himself. As it happens, we are planning a visit to the USA and dogfoods with lamb are not allowed entry into the country, so I am switching my dog to a grain-free diet in order to combat allergies and to be able to take it across the border for my dog. Also the addition of fish oils might help skin problems. It's too early to tell whether it will work, but it is one of the things that might be exacerbating your pup's problems. As Miss Fairchild suggest, it is something that is worth trying.
In late summer, we have to be very agressive with his allergies. He must be bathed frequently, takes antihistimines, and I would definitely consider the allergy shots. According to the print out from the vet that we received, they are supposed to be one of the better treatments. However, before I did that I would look at the food that your dog eats. (don't forget treats too)
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My bulldog was suffering from an ongoing ear infection, yeasty red smelly face and daily vomiting and intense itching. We were told it was because she is a bulldog.
I did not believe it.
We tried the grain free dry foods, no luck.
We switched her to a raw diet and her ear infection cleared up, she has no more yeast and no more vomiting and no more itching.
She is very allergic to corn and wheat. She is allergic to chicken. She can not tolerate processed foods and chemical additives. She has a very very low tolerance for carbohydrates and starches.
She now eats nothing that doesn't come from an animal in it's raw natural state. She has been eating raw for 3 years now and is thriving.
I have heard many times from holistic vets that allergy testing will be inaccurate if there is a systemic yeast problem going on.
It's not crazy for your dog to be allergic to corn. We had a similar problem when we adopted our retired greyhound. After a vet visit and a dose of antibiotics/steroids, I started reading the ingredients in the dog food and found a good combination for our dog and now we have the allergies under control. We are happy dog owners and we have a happy dog . My only regret is that I didn't do this sooner!
One of our friends has an itchy Shi Tzu who tested quite allergic to wheat. Unfortunately, he is crazy about anything with wheat in it, and turns into a dancing fool when toast or muffins are in the vicinity.
Worse, his 'parents' have a hard time saying 'No' to those pleading brown eyes, but he would probably itch less if they could avoid giving him any bready tidbits at all.
I suppose your dog's food has no wheat in it?
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where did you find your wontons? I couldn't find any so I tried regular lasagna noodles – not too impressed
mighty tasty mini lasagnas
I like lasagna. What I don't like is how long it takes to make. How long it takes to bake. How much it makes…. I know you could freeze it, but once a dish finds it's way into my freezer – it is never to be found again. So when I discovered this twist on the classic dish I was sold!
Here's what you need…
marinara sauce, ricotta cheese, mozzarella cheese, Parmesan cheese, won ton wraps, Italian seasoning and ground beef/sausage if desired
You can find won ton wraps in the produce section in most grocery stores.
Simply spray the cupcake pan with Pam & place one won ton wrap in each cup. Next layer sauce & cheeses, then repeat. Sprinkle with Italian seasonings & bake at 375 degrees for 18-20 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes & pop out with a knife. Depending on your appetite, figure 2-4 cups per person for a hearty dinner.
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103 thoughts on "mighty tasty mini lasagnas"
Typically you will find them kinda by the wholly guacamole stuff that's refrigerated in the produce section at your grocery store
I found mine with the tofu at Kroger… headed to the kitchen to try these now!
I have also used eggroll wraps when my local grocery store was out of the won ton wrappers. I just cut the egg roll sheet in fours to make it about the size of the wontons. They turned out great!
They have them in the frozen food section by all the TV dinners at my grocery store.
I made these for my family and they were a hit! I want to share them with my sons swim team at a pot luck tomorrow but worried that there is no oven there to reheat them. There is a microwave oven though. Have you tried reheating them in this manner?
Have you tried freezing these? If so do they freeze well?
Should I try with puff pastry dough?
I just wanted to let you know that these are amazing :) I've already made them two nights in a row and they disappear fast! Thanks so much!!
This is brilliant, thank you for sharing!
These are awesome. Super easy and yummy!
Oh my gawd easy, delicious and fun!
Very good, and easy! My husband thought they were just ok, but I really liked them!
Did anyone ever try freezing these????
We didn't really care for this. The won ton skins tastes sort of strange & weren't the right consistence of lasagna noodles. It wasn't terrible, just not something I would fix again.
try using pasta sheets that you can cut your own pasta these work really nice. wet them a little and cover with foil to bake will not be crispy
I could not find the won ton wraps for the life of me….so tomorrow I am going to try the Filo dough…..I figure that would be a much lighter dough than the heavy pastry dough!!….WISH ME LUCK! :)
Well the filo dough was OK….it was quite flaky,it still tastes really good though….I can see the difference between the wonton wraps vs filo dough. Everyone still liked the fact it was something different and yummy!!!
wonton wrappers are usually found in the produce section. Meijer has them by thier tofu products.
I used the egg roll wraps for the bottom and just trimmed them a little. They covered the entire cup and reduced the mess from meling cheese in the lower levels. Then I used the trimmings for the layers. Everyone loved them and they do freeze well. 30 minutes from start to finish!
I found the wonton wrappers at a Meijer buy the produce near the Asian section. They were kinda chilled, by the mushrooms.. hope this helps anyone looking for them.
If I wanted to add the ground beef/sausage, do I cook the meat separately first before piling it on as a layer or pile it on raw and then bake everything together?
Have you tried them with sausage or meat in them?
I love that you post such great pics and clear info with this recipe. I was even wondering what marinara sauce you used and there it is in the pic. Thanks..wil definitely try this!
My family is huge into potluck get togethers. I am going to definetly give these a try. Thank you so much for sharing.
Is there anything I can substitute for the ricotta cheese? Would cream cheese work? or cottage cheese? I'm afraid it will taste strange if I use cottage cheese, but that is what my mom always used when baking lasagna.
If you normally use cottage cheese for your lasagna, it will not taste strange to you at all! I have a friend who always used Cottage cheese when she made lasagna!
cottage cheese is great with these. Also, cook your sausage and mix with the marinara. Delicious!
Hey there, made these tonight and I just LOVE them.
I used my own version of sauce and did a fresh oregano, basil and garlic seasoning. My husband just LOVED them!
Thanks for the recipe.
Next time I'll add (sneak) in zucchini and squash. :)
OH and I repinned this on Pinterest.
Awesome! Very quick and Easy and Cheaper to make, I did not have ricotta so used cottage cheese small curd and still good. Thanks, My family loved it!
This recipe is perfect for me. I live alone and the thought of making an entire lasagna just for one person is a little overwhelming. This way I can make 2,3,4, or how many I think would be good for my dinner, along with a salad. Thanks for the great photos…very helpful.
I haven't made these yet, but I could kiss you. I've been craving lasagna but haven't felt like forking out the effort (or the cleanup)
Tomorrow night this is definitely dinner.
Made these tonight using my homemade sauce (has italian sausage and our fresh garden tomatoes in it)that I have been freezing to use later. It was great – very tasty, and not as heavy as regular lasagna! Easy to make! Will be making it again! Thanks for the recipe!
Wonderful recipe! Turned out great with ground beef. Everyone loved it!!
I made these for dinner and they were fantastic!! So easy and simple ingredients! I used some hot sausage in the mix; really jazzed it up! This is definitely a keeper,
Have you tried making these the night before and cooking the next day?
Thank you! Used your recipe and dinner turned out GREAT!
I just made these this afternoon but froze them before cooking (that's how Stouffer's lasagna is when you buy it frozen). I'm doing a OAMC session today. Will let you know how they turned out.
I just put these together to put in the oven later. I am so excited! I can't WAIT to bake and eat them :-)
Super recipe, I also used the same idea with refried beans, taco meat and cheddar cheese. Topped with sour cream and salsa, it was a home run for sure. Next–chicken and alfredo sauce with broccoli, mac-n-cheese with ham and the possibilities are endless!!!
I just made these for a potluck party I am going to tonight and they are delicious! My husband, who is uber picky, loved them as well. I used meat sauce, instead of just plain tomato sauce and they taste soooo good! Thanks for the great recipe!!!
This is an excellent idea! Thanks for sharing!!!
This recipe was awesome! I loved that I can share it with my meat eating friends and no one has to sacrifice, since they are individual. We made them all cheese this time, but we will probably make some new ones next time. Loved the crispy edges and since we're all apparently barbarians, we loved that you can eat them with your hands. We posted pictures to our blog at: http://pinterestingevenings.blogspot.com/2012/09/thursday-night-eats-9612.html and I hope you will check it out! Thanks for a great recipe!
Thank you SO MUCH for showing the ingredients and the steps involved in making these delicious mini lasagnas! My 5-year-old son loves to cook with me but typically, there's a limit to what he can do. BUT, I showed him the photos; and then, I sprayed the pan, made two examples showing him what to do and he did all the rest (22) by himself! He was beaming at the dinner table and everyone LOVED the mini lasagnas! Thanks for making our night special! ;-)
I made a similar recipe tonight but, went for a Mexican theme. I shredded chicken that had been in the cooker with taco seasoning and a can of chicken broth for 4-5 hours. I always sprinkle taco seasoning after spreading as well to give it a bit more flavor. Then prepared my shells by spraying with Pam, sprinkled a bit of cumin and onion powder in each. Put chicken in each cup, spoon in some cream cheese and topped with cheddar cheese or Mexican mix. I could only bake mine at 350 for 12 minutes. Served with Mexican rice and a salad. YUMMY! Can't wait to try these Italian style.
I found these little gems on pinterest. Although my kids never turn down lasagna (or any type of pasta) I had to try it. This has become their most requested dinner. even my picky 3 1/2 year old eats them! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Hi April,
I absolutely love this recipe and have shared it with family and friends. Such an easy and yummy recipe. Just for fun, I plan to experiment with different ingredients to fill the wontons. Thank you for an awesome recipe!
This was delicious. Made them tonight and the whole family loved them. So much quicker and easier than lasagna!
I made these dairy-free with pepperoni. Thank you!
Had leftover spaghetti sauce, saw this pin & it was perfect to make w/my sauce…Turned Out Amazing!!! Hubby loved it too!!!
Is there a second layer of wonton wrappers?
Can anyone tell me exact measurements? for how many it feeds from the pictures selected above?
Made them tonite very easy cups are kinda awkward to place more than one won ton wrapper in cupcake tins
So I tore one to small pieces and placed on top for another layer worked out great very yummy will make again
Made this last week for my husband and I. Very quick, easy and tasty. Followed the recipe and had no problems. I browned some hot ground italian sausage we had in the freezer and added that to it. I served the lasagna cups with garlic toast and we both loved it! I will be making this again. Thanks for the recipe!
Do you cover them when you put it to cook in the oven???
This just made next week's recipe list. I usually do frozen lasagna but this looks super fun and I'm going to have the kids help me make them. Can't wait. :) Thanks for the share!
I made ahead and froze just like lasagna. I made this before so works out great.
Hello, this sounds like an aMAZING alternative to large lasagna. Was thinking of making vegi lasagna the other night but I don't have any ricotta or cottage cheeses. Does anyone know what would happen if I tried to make it w/o and just added mozerella?
My neice told me about the pin and how to make them. I was really impressed that they looked just like your pictures. The recipe is easy, fast and delicious. Thanks so much
Mine are in the oven now, & this is my 2nd time making them- SO easy! I do brown a pound of ground beef & use spaghetti sauce. My husband thinks ricotta is the ONLY way to make lasagna! I use an Italian cheese blend, too. I had to ask someone at Kroger where to find the won ton wraps after searching in produce. He found them immediately! This last time, I was in Walmart & ran across them in the freezer section. I also don't get 24 out of them, but I have to pile in the meat & sauce for my husband. I'm interested in trying the taco versions others have mentioned. So versatile!
This was an awesome recipe! I added ground beef to mine, and my 3 year old loved them. My only problem was that my won ton wraps did not brown very well. They tasted uncooked. I wasn't sure if I missed a step or something. I left them in the oven for over 20 minutes, but they just wouldn't cook. Any suggestions?
made these tonight and used egg roll wraps also added ground beef (browned seperate) we did not add a middle wrap (meat, sauce, cheeses, meat, sauce, cheeses) and they turned out soo well, everyone loved them…. this will be on the menu again very soon!! fast and easy to make!! love them, thank you :)
Looks great and fun to take to a party. However, this will take longer than just making a lasagna! Boiling noodles may be the difference in time, but after that's done, it's just layering noodles, pasta sauce (jars of it are almost as good as homemade), cheeses and ground beef/turkey.
Looks awesome! Going to a girls party tonight. Should I make right before I leave? (30 min away from house) Should I bake and then reheat? Make in the morning bake later today?
These were not good at all. I left them in for shorter othan called for and they still turned out to hard. The taste and texture wasn't there either.sorry.
I just made these and they were a hit! I browned my hamburger, then threw it in the slow cooker with spaghetti sauce and 2 C cottage cheese. I let it simmer for a couple of hours, then followed the pictures above with the cheese and wonton wrappers. Will definitely be making these again! Thanks.
Everyone loved them
Just made alot of these.. made some of the lasagna… some with Tysons grilled steak n cream cheese n mozz cheese… then made some with taco meat n cream cheese n mont jack cheese.. What a hit!! Thanks for the idea!!!
I found this blog post on Pinterest and was thrilled to find it was from Catching Fireflies! I'm from the area and LOVE shopping there. I gave these a try and wrote all about it (with a shout out to Catching Fireflies) on my blog. Check it out: http://www.kissmysmash.com/2013/02/blog-post.html
These were delicious. Usually the first time I make stuff it doesn't quite turn out. These looked just like yours. The family loved them.
Im gonna make these Friday night cant wait, will be fun to make with my daughter. Thanx a bunch. Lol i seen these in a magazine like 2yrs ago but now im gonna try them out.
I was thinking that the texture of this would present a problem for me, but if I were to par-boil the lasagna noodles, they would retain their texture through the baking process.
I absolutely loved this recipe. I added a small portion of lean beef to the red sauce, and mixed italian cheese & garlic into the ricotta. Other than that, followed it to a tee and they were to die for. I made a double batch for leftovers.. Plan didn't work our as they are all gone. ;-) Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for this recipe! And the Step by Step instructions made it so easy for my 5 & 7 year old boys to follow along! They did all the work! Thanks for making dinner fun!
My daughter and I made these for our girl`s night in. I can't believe how easy they were and turned out awesome! We used ground beef too. I have never posted anything on a site before so thank you so much for posting this fun, easy, delicious recipe.
How long did you reheat them in the oven for?