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Cathedral Prep graduate Andy Lubahn concluded an outstanding soccer career with Wake Forest recently when Notre Dame beat the Demon Deacons 4-2 in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
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The Hoosiers have won their first 10 games, all against non-conference opponents, as the Big Ten Conference season approaches.
After today's game, they will have non-conference matchups at Cleveland State (Saturday) and Xavier (Dec. 29) before opening the Big Ten season Jan. 2 at home against Iowa.
Indiana enjoyed a hot start in its first season under Miller in 2012-13, when the Hoosiers posted a 9-4 record before going 2-14 in Big Ten play.
They finished with an 11-19 overall mark in Miller's first season, a significant improvement from Indiana's 6-24 record in 2011-12.
Miller previously led Bowling Green to a 258-92 record in 11 seasons, including eight Mid-American Conference titles, five MAC Tournament titles and five NCAA Tournament appearances.
Miller's tenure had a similar trajectory of improvement at Bowling Green. He opened with a 9-19 record in 2001-02 and went 12-16 in 2002-03 before the Falcons had the first of nine consecutive 20-win seasons.
- A familiar face for Erie basketball fans, Karlee McBride, is playing for Curt Miller at Indiana this season.
McBride is a 5-foot 10-inch freshman guard who was a three-time all-state selection with Villa Maria.
McBride, of course, is the younger sister of Kayla McBride, an All-American with Notre Dame a few hours north of Bloomington, Ind., in South Bend.
Karlee McBride originally committed to Bowling Green, but she switched to Indiana after Miller landed the Hoosiers' coaching position.
She has received playing time in nine games and is averaging 3.8 points per game. She is shooting 32 percent (8-of-25) from 3-point range.
- Florida Gulf Coast redshirt senior guard Sarah Hansen, a General McLane graduate, is one of 52 NCAA Division I nominees for the 2014 Allstate WBCA Good Works Team.
The team is composed of college women's basketball student-athletes who make outstanding contributions in the areas of volunteerism and civic involvement.
A chemistry major and mathematics minor, Hansen holds a 3.92 grade-point average, and has had four perfect 4.0 semesters and earned the dean's list or higher in every semester of her academic career.
Hansen has compiled more than 120 hours of community service and dedicated time to youth organizations in Fort Myers, Fla.
The team captain of the Eagles, Hansen was the Atlantic Sun Conference player of the year in 2012-13 and was the preseason player of the year for this season.
The Eagles are 5-3 this season. Hansen is averaging 12.5 points and a team-leading 6.6 rebounds and had 21 steals. She has 1,539 career points and 697 rebounds -- both school records -- in 106 games.
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Democratic California Assemblywoman Sally Lieber has introduced a bill to eliminate California's statute of limitations on rape and child molestation. The state now has a 10 year limit, which it unsuccessfully tried to shed in 2003 during the priest child molestation scandal. (That attempt was shot down by the Supreme Court because it would have applied retroactively.)
The state's defense lawyers wasted no time speaking out against the measure, arguing that it would be unfairly difficult to prove an alibi for a crime that took place more than 10 years previously. But isn't it equally difficult to prove guilt in those cases? Particularly in instances of child molestation--where the child him or herself cannot press charges--it seems unfair to allow the statute of limitations to expire before the child reaches 18.
But this tough-on-crime measure ought to be accompanied by a rethinking of the lack of limitations on how much and how often sex offenders can be punished for the same crime, once found guilty.
James RidgewayFeb. 8, 2007 1:46 PM
The New York Civil Liberties Union has released documents showing the NYPD deliberately set out to quash protests at the 2004 Republican National convention in New York with a plan to arrest and jail protesters. More than 1800 people were arrested during the four-day convention. Since the NYPD was acting in tandem with federal law enforcement officials, such as Secret Service and FBI to name but two, this then raises the question whether the Bush Administration itself actually ordered the smack down,or knew about it in advance.
"The NYPD documents indicate that as early as May 2004, the Department planned to arrest protestors at the August convention as opposed to issuing summonses. The NYCLU says as a result people were jailed for as long as three days," reports WNYC, the New York radio station. You got to a judge in New York faster during the convention than you would have had you robbed a bank.
The documents show the cops themselves agreed with the protestors in that 40 officers filed occupational health forms complaining about environmental conditions at the 57th Street pier, a former MTA bus depot, that served as a holding and processing facility. The officers said they were exposed to asbestos, carbon monoxide, sludge, oil, fumes and toxic materials.
The Manhattan District Attorney's office is investigating the situation as is the Justice Department, but these have the earmarks of superficial pro forma paper shuffling exercises. The city says the makeshift jail was adequate.
Jonathan SteinFeb. 8, 2007 10:01 AM
Barack Obama has a new proposal that could shake up the 2008 presidential election. He wants to limit fundraising and spending in the general election to public financing limits, which are hundreds of millions lower than what the candidates are expected to raise. Obama says that his justification is saving the public financing system, which is on the verge of death due to the fact that several high-profile candidates -- McCain, Clinton, and Edwards -- have all started raising money outside of the system, knowing they'll easily exceed the system's limits. Other candidates -- Obama, Giuliani, Romney, Gingrich, Gore? -- would likely exceed the limits as well, if they raised money unbridled.
But Obama's explanation is hard to believe, because the public financing system is clearly inadequate for today's campaigns and not much worth saving: while the public financing limits are $150 million, current speculation says that the major party nominees will likely raise and spend over $500 million. Any system that is that badly outdated needs to be revamped, not protected. Especially because even if Obama alters the fundraising dynamics of this race, the public financing system will be even more outdated in 2012. The market simply won't allow the limits as they currently exist.
The New York Times gets at the easy explanation -- targeting Hillary:
Mr. Obama's inquiry appears to be a pointed response to Mrs. Clinton, whose campaign was the first to announce that it would forgo public financing for both the primary and general elections.
Now that doesn't make sense, if I read the Times article correctly and the Times is reporting Obama's proposal in full. Obama is suggesting that candidates go through the primary spending as much as they please, and after the party conventions the nominees would come together and agree to limit spending from that point forward.
This pretty clearly hurts Obama, because Clinton has the biggest war chest and has proven to have the strongest fundraising abilities. She could outspend Obama in the primary and then face another fundraising behemoth in the general. To be frank, it's impossible to tell what would happen in the general, because McCain's popularity could go in any number of directions, and the Republican base's reaction to Giuliani and Romney -- while initially not positive -- hasn't been fully seen. Clinton could face someone with the same amount of money as her, or significantly less.
The real explanation, in my eyes, is that this move burnishes Obama's image as the savior-cleanser of modern politics. In the video released on his website declaring his intention to form a presidential exploratory committee, Obama said he is more concerned with the "smallness of our politics" than anything else. This is a way to act on that rhetoric. It feels disingenuous to me, a purely political, image-based move, because the proposal is likely to go nowhere (it's asking the heavy-hitters to give up wayyy too much money), but I wonder if we can expect more of these sorts of drain-the-Washington-swamp ideas from the Barack Obama campaign.
Leigh FerraraFeb. 7, 2007 11:30 PM
If this is any indication of what the 2008 presidential campaign will look like, we are in for some netroots drama. Tim Grieve from the War Room on Salon reports that John Edwards has indeed fired two liberal bloggers he hired to reach the progressive online audience. Right-wingers dug their teeth into Amanda Marcotte (Pandagon) and Melissa McEwan (Shakespeare's Sister) due to "anti-catholic" comments they had both made on their own blogs.
An article in the New York Times, this morning, reported that Edwards was asked by Catholic League president Bill Donohue to fire the two women, calling them "anti-Catholic vulgar trash-talking bigots." I can only imagine Amanda and Melissa's comments were less offensive. There is even a news release on the Catholic League site demanding the two women be fired. It seemed according to the Times, the two had not yet been let go, but Salon claims they have been. Over at Pandagon, they are discussing how Edwards caved and the fact that depending on where you are surfing, the two liberal bloggers have either been fired, have not been fired or have been fired and now rehired.
Regardless of the outcome, this is not the first web blunder for Edwards. Must we recall his eloquent presidential candidacy announcement that was scooped by his website. But all web jokes aside, if Edwards wants to realistically utilize the powerful tool of netroots, he surely needs to grow a thicker skin.
Leigh FerraraFeb. 7, 2007 7:52 PM
"'Run!' Mr. Santiago shouted, frantically directing us toward a concrete bridge at the bottom of the sloping road. 'Shut off that light, they're coming. Fast, fast. Damn it, shut off that light!'"
"Poncho shooed us into a thicket of bush. We'd nearly been discovered by the Border Patrol. We hid as men with flashlights roamed the field in front of us, taunting us in Spanish and accented English."
Just an account of an immigrant's arduous journey across the U.S.- Mexico border? Nope. It's the latest in the tourism industry. In the Hñahñu Indian's Parque EcoAlberto, a communally owned eco-park in Mexico, women, men and children can embark on a make-believe trek across the Rio Grande River, a journey many real immigrants make everyday. Kind of makes you scratch your head, right? But like the New York Times reports in this article, it's not the first time that groups have tried to raise awareness through "reality tourism." (I just made that up, but it works, right?)
Over 3,000 tourists, mostly Mexicans, have paid $18 to set out across the Rio Grande in groups with guides from Parque EcoAlberto. One of the guides says, "They learn to value the liberty they have in their own countries, that they don't have to run and be chased in their own lives." 800,000 Mexicans cross the U.S.-Mexico border every year. I guess this is one way for them to know what their fellow citizens have endured.
Cameron ScottFeb. 7, 2007 7:20 PM
The BBC reports that Israeli troops searching for explosives over the Lebanese border (as they have continued to do since the August ceasefire) came under fire on Monday. The troops returned fire, but no casualties were reported. Lebanon remains a hotspot, with "domestic" problems (as much as anything is truly domestic in Lebanon, which serves as a tug-of-war rope for its neighbors) and continued friction with Israel. If you haven't read Mother Jones' article on the summer conflict and its after-effects, better catch up before the next battle breaks out!
Cameron ScottFeb. 7, 2007 5:50 PM
Not only has the Bush administration been purging out-of-favor U.S. attorneys across the nation, it has also been using its DOJ to investigate Democrats far more frequently than Republicans, according to TPMmuckraker. From 2001 to 2006, when Democrats made up just half of all elected officials (local and national) in the country, 79 percent of the DOJ's investigations targeted Dems. The data comes from a study by two retired professors, Dr. Donald C. Shields of University of Missouri-St. Louis and Dr. John F. Cragan of Illinois State University. "The chance of such a heavy Democratic-Republican imbalance occurring at random is 1 in 10,000," reported the study's authors.
Cameron ScottFeb. 7, 2007 4:24 PM
Mark Foley had e-sex with underage pages for years. Blame alcohol!
Mel Gibson went on a crazy misogynistic and anti-Semitic tirade when pulled over for drunk driving. Seek alcohol treatment, and some counseling from Jews!
Isaiah Washington of "Grey's Anatomy" called his co-star T.R. Knight a "faggot." Seek therapy!
San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom banged his campaign manager's wife. Blame alcohol!
It's obvious, Joe. You have an alcohol problem. Seek therapy!
Mother JonesFeb. 7, 2007 4:13 PM
The President's $2.9 trillion budget includes nearly $500 million to fund a nuclear waste dump and $400 million fewer dollars for our poor (literally) national rail service, Amtrak. Oh, and he plans to sell off $800 million worth of National Forest land. More gory details here.
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Dave GilsonFeb. 7, 2007 1:59 PM
After former CPA head Paul Bremer got grilled by Henry Waxman yesterday, the press has rediscovered the story of the billions of dollars in reconstruction money that went missing during the heady days after the fall of Baghdad. In particular, it's glommed onto the nifty fact that the U.S. government shipped 363 tons of Benjamins (and maybe some Ulysseses, too) to Iraqmuch of which was spread around like play money. In his defense, Bremer explained, "We were in the middle of a war, working in very difficult conditions, and we had to move quickly to get this Iraqi money working for the Iraqi people." Apparently democracy is a lot easier to export than standard accounting practices.
The revealing tale of the cash airlift isn't new, howeverwe wrote about it in September 2005. It's good to see it being picked up again, though. And it gives me an excuse to post this great photo of CPA officials giddily posing with $2 million in cash, which was given to the security contractor Custer Battles, which was accused ofdefrauding the government.
Update: Post amended in light of Custer Battles' fraud conviction being overturned later today.
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Edatrexate is an investigational (experimental) medicine similar to methotrexate used to stop growth of cancer and formation of new cancer cells.
Edatrexate has been shown to have anticancer activity in research studies in patients with lung cancer, head and neck cancer, breast cancer , and non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
Edatrexate is an anticancer drug that belongs to a family of drugs called antimetabolites. It is an antagonist of folic acid closely related to methotrexate in its structure and antitumor activity. However, edatrexate has several potential advantages over methotrexate, including better transport across cancer cell membranes (walls surrounding cancer cells), increased selectivity for tumor cells, and greater antitumor effect. Edatrexate inhibits formation of genetic material and reproduction of cancer cells by inhibiting a certain enzyme needed to make folic acid. Without folic acid, formation of protein and new genetic material in cancer cells cannot occur. Unlike methotrexate, edatrexate has additive activity when used with cisplatin (a chemotherapy agent often used to treat non-small cell lung cancer) in animal studies. It also showed additive anticancer effects with cyclophosphamide , paclitaxel and docetaxel .
Edatrexate has been used in combination with paclitaxel, cisplatin, clyclophosphamide, mitomycin, or vinblastine in research studies. Leucovorin has been shown to be effective in reducing edatrexate side effects, but it may also decrease its antitumor effectiveness.
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Doses vary between different chemotherapy protocols. The most commonly used dose in research studies was 40-80 mg per square meter of body surface area given as intravenous infusion once a week. Maximum tolerated dose when edatrexate was used in combination with paclitaxel was 120 mg per meter square per week.
There is no data available on dosing and use of edatrexate in children.
To maximize treatment effects, patients receiving edatrexate should observe certain guidelines. Including any modifications given by the oncologist, these guidelines should include regular visits with the oncologist and laboratory testing for white blood cell count, kidney, liver, and bone marrow function. Patients should: avoid any immunizations not approved or prescribed by the oncologist; avoid contact with individuals taking or who have recently taken oral polio vaccine, or individuals who have an active infection; wear a protective facemask when necessary; avoid prolonged or direct exposure to sunlight, as some patients experience an increased sensitivity; ask for specific instructions on oral hygiene procedures to reduce the risk of gum abrasion, and avoid touching the eye and nasal areas unless hands have been properly washed immediately prior to contact. To reduce bleeding and bruising complications, patients should exercise extreme caution when handling sharp instruments and decline participation in contact sports. Prior to treatment, the patient's medical history should be thoroughly reviewed to avoid complications that might arise from previous conditions such as gout, kidney stones or kidney disease, liver disease, chick-enpox, shingles, intestinal blockage, colitis, suppressed immune system, stomach ulcers, mouth sores, or a history of allergic reactions to various drugs.
The oncologist should also be made aware if the patient is pregnant or if there is the possibility the patient might be pregnant, or if the patient is a breast-feeding mother. Only prescribed medications or over the counter (OTC) drugs approved by the oncologist should be taken by a patient receiving edatrexate.
Side effects
The side effect profile of edatrexate is similar to that of methotrexate, with mouth ulcers as the dose-limiting toxicity. Other side effects include bone marrow suppression and decreased formation of all blood elements, diarrhea , skin rash, nausea, vomiting, inflammation of the lungs (pneumonitis) and mild increase in liver function tests.
There is no published information available at this point about any potential drug or food interactions with edatrexate. As a general rule, vaccines should be avoided due to the immunosuppressive action of edatrexate, and alcohol should be avoided to reduce the risk of liver complications.
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There is one thing that seems to happen to me every time every time I visit a store. The first time it happened I was in a big department store, and I was maybe fourteen. And no, I did not look mature for my age.
I am the eternal victim of something that should never happen. This is not quite up to the embarrassment level of asking an overweight woman "When is the baby due?" but it does involve a question that should never be asked.
"Do you work here?"
First of all, if you are in a store and the person you are addressing has a name tag prominently displaying the name of the store along with their own name and you ask them that question they will automatically think you are annoyingly stupid. When I worked in a big box the question would drive my friends up the wall. It never really bothered me, because I would always answer with something like "No mostly I stand around with my hands in my pockets".
But that is not what I came here to whine about. The thing is, whenever I am in a store, any store at all, I am constantly asked that question. A few notable incidents stand out in my mind.
At one time I made my living as a gardener. The gig was not far from my house and usually I would go home and clean up a bit after work before going into town. I guess you could say I really got into my work. I didn't just get dirty. I would get ground in, stinky, dirt in your hair, muddy, perhaps bloody Pigpen kind of dirty, the kind of dirty people notice. Anyway for some reason on this particular day I found myself in a grocery store pushing a shopping cart when someone asked me The Question. Really?
Another time I went into Walmart. I had taken off my nametag but I was still wearing my Kmart shirt. She asked me The Question and when I said no she argued that I was wrong. I think I would know...
And then there are the plant nurseries. I can't begin to visit a greenhouse without at least 5 people asking my opinion on a certain plant. This does not bother me at all because the reason I ever got into the plant trade at all was because I found at an early age I knew more about the plant in question than whoever is running the register.
Now here comes the funny part.
I was at a plant store.
I hang out at this particular store a lot and I am accustomed to being asked The Question there, I always reply "What do you need?" This time I had a question of my own. I asked the lady standing there and she went over to help. In the course of our conversation it was revealed that she did in fact not work there. I apologized. A woman nearby overheard our conversation.
She said: "Wait, I am sorry, do you two actually not know each other? I thought you were twins."
I looked at the other lady and saw a beautiful girl maybe 10 years my junior. She did not say anything. All I could think to say was: "I am flattered".
So, my career as manager of the Watauga County Farmers' Market ended on December 31, 2011. I was maybe a little bit sad at first. That lasted about 3 days. Nowadays I just go around getting a kick out of being Citizen Me.
I gots me a nice little part time job digging ditches. All I have to do is show up on time, wear the right colors, and say the words they want me to say. I have a lot of fun with it. When I leave my time is mine, nothing to prepare for, nothing to print, nothing to report.
I spend my free time raising Lionhead bunnies. I even sell a few from time to time. I am building my own rabbit website but don't expect too much too soon as I spend more time cuddling bunnies than anything else.
I am so excited about owning my life again. I can't wait to see what happens next!
So I was working in the restaurant one day, running the cash register. That kinda puts me in charge by default, without any official power. They trusted me enough to handle huge stacks of cash, but not enough to make the decisions to keep the place running long enough to close up and get home. I am cool with that, but on this particular occasion my loyalties do get tested.
During this particular shift Ellen comes out of the kitchen and tells me that Juan has caught a couple waitresses smoking something reeeally funny.
Now I don't really care what the waitresses do as long as they tables happy. I do however know that Ellen is very straight and will probably tell the owner what happened. I figure I better get to the bottom of this right away.
I go and find Juan. Juan is fresh outa Mexico. We are pretty good friends because most nights I take the Mexicans wherever they want to go and then home. We have a pretty good rapport and therefore I am surprised when I asked him what happened to have him tell me, in Spanish:
"Lady, your dress is black"
I know when I am getting the runaround. I proceed to tell him in extremely broken Spanish that the owner will ask me and therefore I am asking him.
Juan understands and walks me to the men's room. He demonstrates what happened. Seems our rocket scientist waitresses not only think the men's room is the proper place to smoke their hooch but that is unnecessary to check the stalls.
Don't you people know about the dumpsters? I mean really...
So I call the owner on the phone.
Owner: Did that really happen?
Me: Yes Juan really took a crap.
Not sure whatever happened to the waitresses.
I know a better blogger would know a way to chronicle my life. My life is sometimes very interesting, some have even said bizarre. Maybe I should call on the blogosphere to give me advice. Lord knows I need advice. One of my problems made front page news 3 weeks in a row so far with no resolution on the way.
I know my posts are sometimes cryptic. That does not gain readership, it is only an inside joke for the three or four folks who know what is going on. My apologies to the rest of you.
This year is unusual because I have been more doing than learning. This is not normal for me and I know it is not sustainable. But it does bring in the bucks.
If I can post something interesting soon that will not betray a confidence, I will do it. If not, I will continue to pay the bills and come back when I do have something to say. Otherwise, just give me a call.
This story is not nearly as interesting as I had hoped it would be. I had envisioned a big old car carrier pulling up in front of my house and dropping off something nice, allowing for lots of photo opportunities. Turns out that my road is not at all suitable for an 80-foot truck, and the delivery took place in the middle of the night, in the rain, several miles from here. I did not even go to see it all happen. I am such a humbug sometimes. I will still tell ya what happened under the condition that you DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
It all started a couple of months back when my kid found a cute little sports car he wanted to buy. It was listed on E-Bay. I did my best to convince him that buying the car was little wiser than stuffing his life savings into a box and mailing it to a random address on the other side of the country. He was not discouraged and very soon had wired his fortune off to somewhere in California.
Next came the process of arranging the shipping. While it may have been easier and less time consuming to simply drive out there and get the thing, the kid instead interviewed numerous shipping companies. Our phone rang off the hook for about two weeks. The person on the other end always had a very interesting accent and talked way too fast. Finally a decision was made and the calls tapered off gradually.
Some days after that the car title came in the mail. This was rather encouraging.
A couple of weeks passed, and finally we get call from the truck driver. He told us not only was there really a car, but that he had picked it up and that it looked and handled great. The next day a lady called and said the truck, with the car on it, had been put into the shop. The repair would be delayed because of the Thanksgiving holiday, but they expected to have it on the road on Monday. After that it took about a week and a half to cross the country.
The happy day finally came and the car arrived. It seemed to be in pretty good shape. It was actually a salvage vehicle and had to be inspected by the state inspector. He came by after about another week and a few wax jobs. The car passed the test. After that the kid was able to get a license plate and insurance and actually drive the thing.
Here are some photos of the happy ending.


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PARIS — Hugo Boss AG on Thursday named a new creative duo for its Hugo brand, with Eyan Allen as creative director and Bruno Pieters as art director.
The creative structure is a new one at Hugo, a trendy label founded in 1993.
The previous creative director was Volker Kaechele, who left the company in December.
Allen, who will be coordinate the collection and manage the creative team, has held similar posts at Ellesse, Nike, Puma and Adidas in Europe.
Pieters, who has a signature label in Antwerp, will maintain that business and act as an external consultant for Hugo, responsible for the design and strategy of the collections. WWD first reported that Hugo Boss had its eye on Pieters on April 19. Both men start at Hugo on June 1.
Hugo is in 48 countries, with some 1,100 points of sale for men's wear and 370 for women's wear, which was added in 1998.
Meanwhile, bolstered by a stellar performance of its women's wear business as well as strong sales of shoes and leather accessories, Hugo Boss AG on Thursday posted robust first- quarter earnings.
The Metzingen, Germany-based firm said net income for the quarter ended in March jumped 18 percent to 70 million euros, or $92 million. Dollar figures are at the average exchange rate.
Earnings before interest and taxes increased 13 percent to 99 million euros, or $130 million.
Sales for the period gained 9 percent to 500 million euros, or $655 million. On a currency-adjusted basis, sales rose 12 percent, the company said in a statement.
The women's wear business "performed particularly well," the company said, adding sales rose 42 percent to 62 million euros, or $81.2 million.
Sales of shoes and leather accessories increased 26 percent to 58 million euros, or $76 million. Sales of Hugo Boss retail climbed 28 percent to 52 million euros, or $68 million.
The company said sales in Europe rose 11 percent to 366 million euros, or $480 million. In local currency, sales in the U.S. jumped 17 percent. In euros, sales gained 7 percent in the U.S. to 54 million euros, or $71 million.
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Sales in Asia and "other region" rose 11 percent on a local currency basis, and 4 percent on a reporting basis to 48 million euros, or $63 million.


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- 1 egg
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- Combine ricotta, spinach (make sure all water has been squeezed out), egg.
- Spread each noodle with mixture. Roll up.
- Place in greased 13 X 9 inch pan. Cover with spaghetti sauce. Cover loosely with foil.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
- Remove foil. Sprinkle with parmesan. Cook an additional 10 minutes.
- To make ahead assemble as directed and refrigerate before cooking. You will need to add additional cooking time, however.
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Kids of all ages are always asking Joe Hayes, "How can it snow tortillas?" Well, now they'll know where to find the answer at long last, Joe's signature book The Day It Snowed Tortillas.
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