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Updated: 12/12/2013 - I finally did my pull up!!! It was a New Year's Resolution that took me ALL YEAR! But I did it.
We were hoping to learn more about a missing Colorado woman during a news conference today but no new information was released.
22 year old Kelsie Schelling is from Denver and was last seen when she went to Pueblo to meet an acquaintance.
That was earlier last month.
Pueblo Police surveillance video shows an unknown man picking up her car - which was left overnight at a Wal-Mart in Pueblo.
Her car was found about a week later at St. Mary Corwin hospital.
If you know anything about where Kelsie Schelling may be, call Pueblo Police.
On Friday Pueblo police will hold a news conference about Kelsie Schelling, a 22-year-old missing woman from Denver. She was last seen in Pueblo.
Detectives are expected to update the investigation and Schelling's family will make some statements.
Police say Schelling went to Pueblo on Feb. 4 in her 2011 black Chevrolet Cruz. She was supposed to meet an acquaintance at Walmart on W. Northern Ave.
According to cell phone records she did make it to Pueblo. Video surveillance shows her car parked at Walmart on Feb. 5 around 12:05 p.m. It was left there overnight. On Feb. 6 an unidentified man picked the car up and drove away.
On Feb. 14, Schelling's car was found at St. Mary Corwin Hospital. It had been parked there around 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 7. That same day Schelling's cell phone records show she was in the Pueblo area until her cell phone battery died.
Shelling is described as a white female, 5 feet 3 inches tall and 120 pounds. She has shoulder length brown hair and green eyes.
If you have any information about where she is or how she disappeared, call Pueblo police or Crime Stoppers at 719-542-STOP.
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Physicist and author Briane Greene is a fine communicator. He explains mind bogglingly counter-intuitive new physics theories in PBS's four-part Nova program The Fabric of the Cosmoswith a sense of humor and economy of language that is in itself admirable. As a child, I enjoyed watching Carl Sagan's Cosmos on PBS with my family. Who could forget that great ambient Vangelis score and the spaceship of the imagination? Not to discount Cosmos - it's still well worth watching - but Brian Greene's four part series is delivered with shinier animations and has its own fine score by another European electronic artist: Ed Tomney. You can borrow the entire program on DVD from KPL or stream it directly online from PBS. Check it out!
Today my morning coffee was served to me by a non-Native American wearing a headband with feathers. Some employees at this coffee shop even donned headdresses, while others wore bandanas around their necks and western-style plaid shirts. I can't say I was surprised, as culturally insensitive Halloween costumes have grown inexplicably popular, or at least become much more visible due to the Internet, in the last few years. So popular that a group of students at Ohio University have created two campaigns raising awareness about the issue.
This incident was all the more poignant, and timely, because I recently watched Reel Injun: On the Trail of the Hollywood Indian, a 2009 documentary that traces portrayals of Native Americans in Hollywood films, from the silent era to the present, and explores the ways those portrayals shape non-Natives' understanding of Native culture and history. The film features interviews with actors, directors, and American Indian activists, including Sacheen Littlefeather, John Trudell, and Russell Means. Some of the films discussed include One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Dances WithWolves, Flags of Our Fathers, Smoke Signals, and The Fast Runner, all of which are available at KPL.
This documentary is entertaining, informative, and breaks down common assumptions and stereotypes. Those feather headdresses? They're worn for ceremonial purposes, and only by American Indians of the Great Plains region.
The HBO film The Artist is Present chronicles the lead-up to Marina Abramovic's incredibly popular and well-documented retrospective at the MOMA in 2010. Since she emerged as a provocative performance artist in the 1970's, Abramovic has blurred the distinction between life and art, using her body as both a literal canvas and a means to shock and move her audiences. One of the most interesting take away's from this well put together film is how seemingly down to earth she appears compared to the intense character and controversial nature of her creative output. I also developed a much more nuanced understanding of her creative themes and intellectual motivations while not necessarily finding the entirety of her work to my liking. However, I dare even the most cynical of us to dismiss her recent (and probably most famous) work wherein which she sat in a chair for three months straight, everyday, simply staring at museum-goers during open hours. Highly emotional, the grueling performance situates the meaning of the work inside the personal responses and experiences of those who exist before her hypnotic gaze. If this sounds like your conceptual artist's cup of tea, give it a shot.
Fans of cinema will want to look over Sight & Sound's most recent poll of 250 of the Greatest Films ever made. Compiled once a decade since 1962, this list is a great primer for anyone interested in watching the most talked and written about works, including silent films, movies from Hollywood's golden era, contemporary art house flicks and foreign language masterpieces from the 1950's and 60's. Comedies, Drama, Westerns, Noir, Romance—it's all there. Here are the top ten:
The New York City art world in post-war America was dominated by the rise of Abstract Expressionist painting. Led by iconic painters like Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Willem de Kooning, abstract painting and its theoretical exponents tended to be an exclusive man's club. However, there were several female painters who emerged during the late fifties and early sixties who are now recognized for their creative talents and artistic output. One of these pioneering figures was Joan Mitchell, a painter whose gestural works often hang upon the same museum walls today as her better known male counterparts. This documentary weaves together a strong and personal portrait of her life as a midcentury painter working through her romantic relationships and the frustrating battles with the gender politics of the art world. She spent much of her life in France, finding inspiration from nature and the physical universe.
Of course BMX is totally rad. It always has been and always will be. Somehow, my early '80s Mongoose is still with me after all these years and I still feel as cool as ever when I tool around the neighborhood with my kids. Mat Hoffman went far beyond the concrete blocks and plywood of my own pre-teen years in search of big air. Another in ESPN's 30 for 30 series, The Birth of Big Airdocuments why Mat Hoffman is legendary in the world of BMX. He and his friends and family constructed their own massive halfpipes in an unrelenting quest to fly higher. Why? Who knows? But there is something uniquely human in the way people will work really hard, even putting themselves in mortal danger, to achieve their dreams. Plus it's super fun to watch people do big jumps on BMX bikes. Next time I ride around the block I'll probably do some bunny hops.
ESPN Films' Catching Hell is the captivating tale of Steve Bartman and how he became a city-wide pariah and scapegoat. Who is Steve Bartman you ask? Award-winning director Alex Gibney (Taxi to the Darkside) first introduces the viewer to former Boston Red Sox first baseman Bill Buckner, a man who knows a little something about having an entire city's rage and anger directed at him and his family. During the 1986 World Series, Buckner infamously allowed a ground ball to dribble through his legs, allowing the New York Mets a Game 6 victory that would subsequently propel them on toward a Game 7 victory, thus denying the long suffering Red Sox fans a championship. Buckner was universally blamed by the Boston fans and media while the poor play of his fellow teammates went unacknowledged. In Buckner, the fans had their scapegoat and target to vent their frustration toward. Bartman, like Buckner would also find himself at the center of a bizarre twist of fate during the 2003 National League Championship Series between the equally futile Chicago Cubs and the Florida Marlins. Five outs away from a place in the World Series, Bartman's actions would forever link him inextricably to Chicago Cubs history. Gibney's well directed documentary asks us why we scapegoat some while not others and to what extent do we take our love of sports too far.
The Fab 5 is a smart and nuanced documentary that will appeal to University of Michigan basketball fans that followed the meteoric rise of these five young men from highly touted high school blue chippers to college basketball icons. From the initial recruiting process of the Michigan coaching staff to the off-court legal problems faced by one of its star players, the film successfully weaves together the known and unknown while thoughtfully providing background regarding the experiences of these teenagers who were thrust under the media's microscope from the beginning. The film does a nice job of discussing the high stakes world of collegiate basketball, the pressure to succeed and the high's and low's of the Fab 5's on-court success and disappointment.
The documentaryJazz on a Summer's Day (National Film Registry selection) is a one of a kind film that brings to life in lively Technicolor, the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival, featuring live performances by musical legends like Louis Armstrong, Gerry Mulligan, Anita O'Day, Mahalia Jackson, and Thelonious Monk. Pieced together by art director and still photographer Bert Stern, the expressionistic film is mostly absent of dialogue or narration. However, the visual energy and kinetic tone of the film captures much more than just the great music of the day by extending its images beyond the stage to capture the colorful fashion and style of the late fifties (delight in the myriad of cool sunglasses and hipster chic), not to mention costal scenes shot of yacht races and summertime Newport life.
Jack Cardiff was the twentieth century's biggest name in cinematography. Camerman: the life and work of Jack Cardiff documents his long and storied career as a remarkable innovator of the art of shooting films. Having worked with the most famous actors and directors from the 1940's on, Cardiff shares intimate details about the movie industry men and women who he worked with and filmed including Michael Powell, Alfred Hitchcock, Marilyn Monroe, Kirk Douglas, Charleton Heston, Sophia Loren, and Audrey Hepburn. Cardiff applied his interest in painting and light to his work with the Technicolor film that came of age after World War Two. His relationship with director Michael Powell during the late 40's was incredibly fruitful having resulted in some of the most expressive and beautiful images put to the big screen including classic films Black Narcissus, Stairway to Heaven and Red Shoes. Film buffs will love this!
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It's never happened before this one.
They've apparently cured a baby who was born with -- HIV the virus that causes aids.
And they tell us they made another discovery purely by accident when the mother stopped bringing the baby in for treatments.
The child has been off medication for about a year and the infection is nowhere to be found.
Some experts say they want to see more evidence but -- -- tell us this really could change the lives of hundreds of thousands of babies.
Born with -- HIV and other parts of the world every year.
A diagnosis that used to be a death sentence and can now mean taking medication for the rest of your life.
Trace Gallagher is live for us this evening on this this this seems to have a whole lot to do with timing here Trace.
It does -- because normally -- begin treating babies of HIV at six weeks after birth and then they give them to medications for preventative reasons.
This baby was given through -- drugs as soon as it was born.
The belief is that instead of containing the disease they attacked it and kill -- so now the hope is is to go after HIV before it.
Hi aides inside a child's body listen.
There's nothing extraordinary about this is doesn't require special drug development it really requires.
Testing early.
And he'd -- don't need to -- we don't need to have a test -- to -- and start and then once infection was confirmed.
And -- continued to treat me.
Yet experts say you'll likely see this type of treatment done more around the globe at least as an effort.
Because there are some three million kids in the world -- living with HIV it's an incredible number and the doctors at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson say.
There -- certain that this child had HIV.
Yeah I mean they don't have any blood samples from the child when I was born signal back and -- that's were a lot of skepticism kind of comes in here but the researchers say when this baby was born they tested it twice both were positive and then.
Over the next month they tested three more times again those were positive but then at five months they tested the child again the results were negative.
And have -- main negative.
Even with no medication -- To be authentic about therapy for ten months is much longer that we would've anticipated any child would ever be able.
To go off happy -- -- -- still informs us in terms of treatment strategies for children again if it can be replicated.
We should mention the first -- case of HIV happened to a man in Berlin a middle aged man who was given up bone marrow transplant that's him right there and he got the Merrill from someone who is naturally resistant to HIV and he remains HIV negative.
To this very day shut Trace Gallagher live tonight -- thanks.
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Our first week of session revolved around legislative rituals. Tasks like electing the Speaker and other House officials for the 2009/2010 term, adopting rules for our chamber to operate by, and holding a joint session with the Senate to hear Gov. Perdue's state of the state address were at the top of the agenda. This time was a bit different for me, since I had the honor of serving on the Governor's escort into the ...
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HMT Tours 2013
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Scottish Ballet's Hansel & Gretel
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His Majesty's Theatre offers a magical experience to all who attend and a visit will guarantee you leave with more than you expected. Enjoy the pre-show buzz of anticipation in the foyer, take in the awe-inspiring beauty of the auditorium, listen to the orchestra tuning up and then feel the excitement when the lights down for showtime. After the performance you'll leave with an overwhelming feeling of enjoyment and will want to tell everyone about your visit.
What else can we tell you about the theatre?
- A total capacity of 1,491 across four levels.
- Architect Frank Matcham also designed the London Palladium, Glasgow's King's Theatre, Bristol Hippodrome, London Coliseum and the Hackney Empire.
- Over the years HMT has seen performances from luminaries such as Charlton Heston, Sir Ian McKellan, Sean Connery, Erroll Flynn, Noel Coward, Alec Guinness, Vivien Leigh and more recently rock legend Brian May.
- When performing at the theatre, comedian Billy Connolly described the auditorium as "…playing a gig inside a wedding cake!".
- HMT is a popular stop for large scale tours with performances including We Will Rock You, Hairspray, Dirty Dancing, Grease, Legally Blonde, The Sound of Music and Sister Act.
- The theatre has its own resident ghost. Jake is thought to roam the corridors of the theatre and was said to be a stage hand that died in an accident in the backstage area.
- The bars at the Dress Circle and Stalls regularly house art exhibitions from local talent.
With a varied range of shows from classic theatre to opera to dance to the ever popular musicals, HMT caters for all tastes. His Majesty's Theatre is a fantastic way to spend time with a partner, enjoy an evening with friends and have a night out that you'll be talking about for weeks. Visit for a show, leave with an experience.
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HMT is open from 9.30am - 6pm Monday to Saturday. Closing times vary depending on show times. The theatre is also open on Sundays during december for Panto. HMT also boasts a bespoke rehearsal and education space.
Ticket telephone: 0845 270 8200
Website: http://www.boxofficeaberdeen.com/index.asp?venueid=87
Disabled Access Guide
At HMT we believe everyone should enjoy our shows with accessibility given a high priority.
- Street level entry with a drop off point in front of the theatre
- Disabled parking available on Union Terrace in front of Pavarotti's restaurant and Schoolhill outside the Art Gallery
- 11 wheelchair spaces in the auditorium (8 in the stalls, 2 in the dress circle and 1 in the upper circle)
- For stalls access for those with limited mobility, a bell is available on the door in Donald's Way 30 minutes prior to and until 5 minutes before the show starts.
- Transferable seats for those in wheelchairs who wish to sit in a theatre seat
- Access to the stalls, dress circle, upper circle, bars and 1906 restaurant via a lift
- Accessible toilets are available throughout the theatre
- Guide dogs welcome
- Signed and subtitled shows available
Please inform box office staff if you require a wheelchair space or transferable seat when purchasing tickets. If you have any queries on accessibility at HMT please contact 0845 270 8200.
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HMT offers a wide range of facilities:
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- Cafe bar
- Dress circle and stalls bar
- Corporate facilities available
Whatever your needs, we can cater for you at HMT!
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Monday 09 December
More get to join Cinders at the ball at HMT
With the wave of the Fairy Godmother's magic wand, more panto fans can get to see Aberdeen's spectacular Christmas fairytale Cinderella, at His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen.
Monday 02 December
Cinders not so shabby at HMT Box Office!
For the second year in succession, Aberdeen's spectacular Christmas panto has proved a red-hot ticket at the Box Office as ticket sales soared past the £1million mark at the weekend.
Thursday 28 November
Wicked breaks all previous box office records at His Majesty's Theatre with over 5,400 tickets booked on on first day of sales
Thursday 21 November
Wicked goes on sale today at His Majesty's Theatre
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We're back up and running!
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Greg Valliere of the Potomac Research Group discusses the campaign tactics being used in the 2012 race.
Aug 7, 2012
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Romney hood.
The newest catch phrase for president Obama's attacks on Mitt Romney.
-- value have to -- -- recent group is in DC with that.
That sounds like a pretty good catch phrase Robin Hood in reverse it was -- it got a great response from his audience you think it walks.
A little bit yes I do and by the way I've tried very diligently to suppress my college records.
-- don't work is still working on that -- Stewart.
Hopefully you know we'll ever see that.
If you yes I think I think the tax stuff is really making a very big difference on two fronts obviously.
This disgraceful.
-- Joseph McCarthy tactic by Harry Reid is working.
I think that's why the White House is not repudiating -- Harry Reid because it's driving up Romney's negatives.
Likewise I think Romney's negatives are also going higher because of what Obama is saying about who benefits who gets current.
By the Romney tax plan Romney's got to hit back a lot harder on -- Yes he hasn't so -- off.
I -- you -- his response yesterday was to go inside look I agree with president Clinton's welfare reform.
And I basically want to get back to that welfare reform after present -- -- killed it.
As my colleague -- David Asman he has said that's a bank shops it's not a direct go -- it -- -- That's -- you know and -- blew a lot of us who follow this full time don't quite get it we don't quite understand.
Why Romney has not been more assertive but frankly I think he and the Republicans have made a compelling argument.
Why Obama should be fired the bigger part of the story -- has not made a compelling argument why he should be hired that still is missing.
When the president goes to these fundraisers with Harvey Weinstein and on the win to a when he goes of these things.
Who do you think that -- it up pulls in money for him.
But does it bring in votes.
At this I don't they certainly want him to be appealing to be on the -- -- is of this world.
It's the whole thing is so unsavory.
I as I -- there were no virgins in the world of fund raising its eye on both sides it's an unseemly thing you have to hold your nose.
Look the other way they're so desperate for money.
It obviously right now Obama is trailing in fund raising his trailing Mitt Romney so he's gonna have to do a lot more of that is based doesn't like -- you're right Stuart.
But I don't think it's gonna cost them a lot of votes why is -- trailing in fundraising.
Well a lot of rich people don't like him.
They can be to be blunt I think an awful lot of wealthy people feel -- I think his rhetoric toward the financial industry has been so provocative.
That he's turned off a lot of potential.
As I understand that there are certain rules electoral rules that -- Mitt Romney cannot spend as much as he perhaps would like to spend right now he's going to wait until a little laid up.
West front -- -- -- and not subject to the same rules he spent 400 million.
That's why this -- is on depleted so he's gonna go out -- double time on fundraising between now and the election is that is that accurate about the rules.
Yes Stewart who once run he's the nominee he can start spending a lot of his own money for now it's money raised by Karl Rove for Sheldon Adelson people like that.
Mean I understand the Obama strategy drive up your opponent's negatives real high.
That's why Obama spent all this money on ads.
But once we get past Labor Day the date.
The balance will be tilting in the other direction.
The financial gloves are off asked the latest -- -- Creek valley I won't look into college prep school it's please don't know -- can dissect with -- -- All right they -- all right thanks very much right.
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NEW YORK, Nov 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Opening this Fall at 558 Gallery in Chelsea, Size Does Matter features Danish photographer Kenneth Willardt's debut solo exhibition. The show features large-scale works in bold colors of Wilhelmina plus-size supermodel Robyn Lawley posing with a menagerie of creatures large and small. The images juxtapose size, shape and color to explore concepts of femininity, power and the natural world.
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"There is no need to worry about mere size. We do not necessarily respect a fat man more than a thin man. Sir Isaac was very much smaller than a hippopotamus, but we do not on that account value him less".
-- Bertrand Russel
For the past decade Kenneth has shot a wide array of actors, musicians and high-profile models -from Lady Gaga and Beyonce, to Claudia Schiffer and Julianne Moore- for both editorial and international advertising campaigns. He is perhaps best known for his shoots of L'Oreal and Maybelline global spokes models that have been critical in worldwide rebranding these beauty giants. Size Does Matter is the first presentation of his non-commercial work.
The show will also feature an interactive experience of augmented reality. Whereby downloading the 4D Application onto your mobile device visitors will be able to scan the 4D QR codes featured throughout the gallery and experience the artwork in a new and exciting style that's never before been seen.
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Danish-born photographer Kenneth Willardt brings both creative vision and a deep understanding of rebranding to his work with many of the world's leading beauty and fashion companies, including L'Oreal, Maybelline, Clinique, Christian Dior, Shiseido, Revlon, Clairol, and Victoria's Secret. Kenneth's unforgettable images for the last six years of Maybelline's worldwide campaigns have propelled them to become the #1 beauty company in the world.
Kenneth began a long lasting relationship rebranding L'Oreal for the last four years, shooting their global print advertising campaigns with celebrities such as Beyonce, Gwen Stefani, Jennifer Lopez, Julianne Moore and Rachel Weisz. His editorial work has been published in countless publications worldwide including Allure, China Vogue, German Vogue, Brazilian Vogue, US Glamour, British Glamour, GQ, Italian Vanity Fair, and Vogue Japan.
Robyn started modeling in her native Australia while in her early teens. She started out a size 6 but by her late teens it was obvious that Robyn's natural body shape was not that small and despite editing and exercising she was just not going to be able to maintain that size and be healthy. Chelsea Bonner, Director of Bella model management immediately recognized Robyn's potential as a model who could easily become one of the most sought after plus models in the world. Over the next two years Robyn worked for Australia's most influential fashion magazines and catalogue clients, winning a coveted contract with Autograph clothing becoming the youngest and highest paid plus model ever signed to a fashion label in Australia 2009. After careful consideration as to who would best represent Robyn in the overseas market Bella placed Robyn with the amazing team at Wilhelmina Models.
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Dario's is one of the gems of the Omaha restaurant scene. Delicious, consistently well-prepared food & great service.
The duck was delicious. The beer menu was impressive. The waiter made great suggestions and was very knowledgeable about food, wine, and spirits. A nice family vibe to it as well. An Omaha gem for sure.
We were breaking for dinner fairly late on a Thursday night after a long day of work. It looked like a good place from online reviews, so we gave it a shot. Our hostess was quick and courteous, we chose to dine alfresco and we were escorted to a back corner table. Out waitress was prompt, had a good feel for the menu and did not shy from helping us select parings for our meal whether wine, beer or whiskey. All in all it was a great experience.
Food is consistently great!! Dario changes some items on the menu to offer different tastes. The Euro brasserie feel is pretty true to those in Europe. The wait staff is knowledgeable and attentive without overdoing it. Love it and I always visit Dario's when I'm in town!
After living in France, I have always been on the lookout for their traditional Croque Monsieur sandwich. Dario's is as close to the French version as I have come across. They also have a fantastic and eclectic collection of European beers.
Great food, something a little different, good portion sizes (not too small, but not too large), great wine recommendations
We are regulars at Dario's and have never been disappointed.
We love Dario's! The food is great, the service is consistently friendly and attentive. This place feels classy without being pretentious or stuffy.
It was our 30th anniversary and we were looking for a place we had never been before and wanted something romantic and casual and we found it at Dario's! The food was outstanding. There were a number of items we wanted to try and it was difficult to choose. Our server, Carl was very helpful in explaining the specials and answering our questions. Carl was attentive throughout our meal and friendly. We appreciated that he gave us time to decide and helped make it a truly romantic evening. The atmosphere fit the bill though there was what appeared to be a large party in the back making a moderate level of noise but it did not damper our dining experience. We definitely will be back!
I don't need to tell you how good Dario's is. People already know. Upscale food in a relaxed setting. Delicious!
Everything was perfect and we were happy to find such a great place with great food and service.
Dario's is truly set apart from Omaha dining to me in that the ambience allows you disappear into a European cafe and then the chef always delivers on the food. It is my favorite "go to" in town and I enjoyed the Sunday brunch completely! I feel they have the best wait staff and they understand attentive vs hovering and also understand proper pacing of a meal. It was delightful and always is.
The food was absolutely awesome, drinks I thought were spendy for how much we recieved. Would come back again! Thanks
I found this location through Urbanspoon and it had great reviews so we decided to check it out. We were greeted immediately and they had saved a window seat as we requested on the open table reservation site. We felt really bad because we ended up deciding to sit outside even though they had saved a table for us! The night was so perfect we couldn't resist! The food was spectacular! We also had crapes for dessert and it was delectable! I cannot wait to go back!
My wife and I travel to France and Belgium often (not to mention New York) and have found the real deal brasserie right here in Omaha. This place takes us back to Paris every time! The ambiance and especially the food and beer are amazing! The staff is friendly without being pretentious. A+
Service was phenomenally well informed, and persuasive, but not intrusive. Mussels. Thats what I came for; and I got...2.2# to be exact. I tried to power through all of them...I tried. Incredible. To start though was the charcuterie plate: perfect in size and pairing. Virtually everything on it was a first for me. The most impressive? A true, heartfelt conversation with Dario who came to every table to express his gratitude. I have dined out now, a lot, for four decades and it is those connections, those moments of shared appreciation for food and its purpose that set these restaurants above the rest. Food is life; and my wife and I were living right that night. I will travel, from Lincoln, to enjoy this experience over and over again
Great dinner. Waitress was the best. Always a great meal and dining experience.
Great dinner. Service was good/ok. Didn't blow me away. Will dine there again!
I loved Dario's. Such a great creative menu. Delicious food and wonderful craft beer choices.
Fifth time back...every meal--outstanding. Super service, great vibe. Seafood in the Midwest? You bet...they do it with flair.
The food and service were both excellent! Each of our group ordered a different entree and all were completely satisified with the quality, taste and amount of our meals.
Dario's food is interesting, comforting and absolutely delicious. This is the first place I take people when they come from out of town and everyone agrees that it is superb.
Dario's is always perfect for our table of six for birthday celebrations. It has great ambiance, and everything on the menu as always been delicious -- even when some menu items have been replaces. The staff has always been gracious, patient and helpful. Suggestions for wines and other beverages are always spot on and much appreciated. We love the creative intimate atmosphere. (Someday we'll try the bar!)
We moved to DC a year ago and wanted to come back to try Dario's. We brought friends and it was just as good as ever. The wine selection is small but outstanding. The food is delicious and plates artistically. We will keep Dario's on our list of Omaha favorites.
Neighborhood nook that opens up the visitor to a European food and beverage experience. Mussels, frites, gnocchi, belgian trappist ales, pepper the comprehensive and vibrant menu.
I will say the food menu is no where near as lengthy as the beer and wine lists. The food was excellent. I order the mussels. They are fabulous. We shared the experience with a couple who'd never been there before and they were equally impressed. The staff is very knowledgeable with regards to the beers and wines. The beers are all served in their proper glass as well. A bit of New York flair in the quaint little village of Dundee.
I wish I could eat here all the time. Especially because of the Belgian beer selection.
I had a gift card to there and even though I wouldn't normally pick a place so expensive I knew it was gonna be a good meal cause I've heard so many amazing reviews from friends. Was NOT disappointed at all, and it really was the full experience we were Looking for! Delicious beer and delicious food! Highly recommend the short ribs!
For true French ambiance and cuisine,a must when in Omaha.
The food was wonderful! We live in a rural area and a group of 11 came to the city for dinner and to see Les Mis. The food was a new experience for some but everyone enjoyed it. The waitstaff was great, very helpful and patient as we asked questions about the menu. Will definitely come again!
We chose Dario's as a spot to "show-off" one of Omaha's restaurant gems to a visitor returning from a Food Vacation! All of us love eating in a restaurant where the owner/ chef is likely to visit your table during the meal. This night was no exception. My brother loved the beer selection, while the rest of us loved the wine list - it's good to have a place to take a group with mixed preferences. Several of us ordered mussels prepared three different ways. Everyone was pleased with what they ordered. The Lebanese merguez sausages were splendid as a starter. We will certainly return, because we've eaten at Dario's many times, and never been disappointed.
Casual enough for comfort without a pretencious attitude. The food is excellent. Part of the excellence is that you won't find similar dishes at other restaurants in the Metro area. They pour a GENEROUS glass of wine, which was a very nice surprise, and most unusual considering the depth of the wine list. This was my wife's idea and to be honest I really didn't want to go. How do you spell; WRONGO!! Get off the couch and go. It's really good. Amen.
The food was amazing and the service was excellent. Great night and great dinner...priceless
excellent food and service - would highly recommend
We had a Great Time...The service was fantastic, the food was excellent and ambience made us all feel like we were in a sidewalk café in Paris!
We went to Dario's the other night knowing it would be good--It's a restaurant you can depend on. We all had a short ribs special and it was excellent. Our young waiter was attentive and pleasant. The wine I had, a Cotes du Rhone was excellent. We ended the meal with house made ice cream with plums and almonds--It was delicious and I'll try more of their ice creams in the future. Our group shared an order of their phenomenal frites while waiting for our entrees. They are fabulous! The noise level was not bad. We could easily carry on a conversation. I would have liked a larger table-we were at a small 4-top and it felt a little crowded. I'm sure they would have moved us if we had asked.
Dario's transports you to a French bistro in the best way. Can get a bit noisy if groups are present. The waitstaff are very good, and look the part, friendly and knowledgable. The food was well presented and very flavorful. Highly recommend.
Meal was flawless, service was absolutely incredible. This IS Omaha's top restaurant. Went with my girlfriend and another couple before a show at the OCP this weekend. We all have 3 courses, which took exactly 90 minutes. I told the staff we were in a crunch and they responded with perfect service. The food is delicious and vibrantly prepared. Go! It's worth every penny!
My daughter bought a gift card for my birthday, after researching restaurants on the net. My wife and I had an early reservation and were promptly seated. Michaela, our waitress, provided excellent advice and service. The quality food was attractively served and the portions were quite adequate. The bread and butter are the best in Omaha. We were served home made toasted almond and plum ice cream, made at the restaurant that day. What a nice treat. While we didn't drink beer, they have an unbelievable number of imported and craft beers. If you are looking for a great place to eat you have just found it.
The menu tweaks are working. Dario's is firing on all cylinders. Excellent Belgian cuisine, good service, and fair pricing. Excellent.
I took a Cali guy to Dario's and not only was he impressed by the food, the ambiance and the wine, he was impressed by the bill. Great romantic spot!
The food is outstanding, especially the pizza. When the place gets busy service can get a little slow but everyone is friendly.
Our party of 7 had the best time with surpurb food and drinks, with a cheery staff on hand to please.
Delightful restaurant with great food and ambiance.
Always an excellent experience with wonderful food and great service. Never a complaint.
I come home to Nebraska a couple times a year and have made Dario's the go to restaurant in Omaha and have been consistently impressed by the food and the service here. The food is comfortable French inspired with some new American touches. Most important is that everything we have ordered the past few times has been delicious. They have a great list if beers here that I don't always associate with Omaha dining and the staff will help you pair it with your meal. I highly recommend this place and am looking forward to trying the chefs new place, Avoli, as well.
Dario's is THE best kept secret in Omaha! It is my husband and I's absolute favorite restaurant! The steak & frites is absolutely devine! Their wine and beer list is excellent! And Dario has a new [delicious ]ice cream every day. I love the romantic and quiet atmosphere, it's very small and quaint.
We had great food and service. a bit pricey but the food is unique for Omaha. Strongly recommend the sausage appetizer even though we could not find it on the menu. Must be an insider special. It was great and pretty lean. mmm
While heading to a show at the Cathedral, we stopped on the way for brunch at Dario's. It was as special as all other meals there. A fine restaurant, great staff, and a menu that is always great. Sunday brunch (a belgian sausage omelet, with side salad; my date had the Croque-Madame - the best ham and cheese sandwich known in these parts). We'll be back soon.
...is what keeps me going back. Varied menu, impeccable service provided by Philip, food is innovative but totally comfortable, as is the ambiance.


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Tonight, I've read a lot of tributes to Nelson Mandela upon his passing. Respect for him appears to cross ideological lines, with liberals, conservatives and libertarians alike paying their respects.
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I made this for the BGG solitaire p&p competition, and it won best wargame (and 2nd overall).
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You can still pick up a copy of this great game by Steve Dixon for the pre-order price of $45. This offer ends on the 30th of November, and this will save you $19 on the retail price.
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Someone had posted on 28th Oct that Thomas had passed away.
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I have not seen him on here for a long time. It will be sad if he has gone.
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Our session last night began with a tense Initiative dice roll between the French left wing commander and the English commander. Unfortunately for the French, the English won the roll and proceeded to attempt to remove the infestation of French Guardsmen from their lines. Unfortunately for the English, their charging English cavalry (5 SPs) ran into the toughest French Guardsmen around, apparently, who, even though they only had 3 SPs stayed in line to receive the charge and managed to…
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EA pulling Rock Band and Rock Band Reloaded from the App Store July 31
EA has announced it will remove both Rock Band and Rock Band Reloaded from the App Store next week on July 31. Users can re-install purchases if synched to iCloud, and users will still be able to play the titles locally. The games are being pulled due to the licensing agreement with Harmonix ending. Thanks, EG.
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In short: Well worth doingIn full: Brief review, i would say all runners should give it a go sometime. Its really well organised, there are loads of Marshall's, you get people out clapping you, at various points in the race and you get a decent size bit of cheese at the end. Also plenty of free parking and a tea, bacon butty and cake stall was available at the finishing area.If you like challenging races, with some good tough hills and great views i recommend the Black Sticks Blue 10K. Its similar in ways to the Longridge Lions 7 Mile run, so yes give a go next year you'd enjoy im sure of it and i think, time allowing, i will be there again next year. Date of review: May 12, 2013
In short: Tough, Challenging and Worth the TripIn full: This was my first attempt at this race and I don't think I was quite prepared for how hilly it was. I had heard that the first two miles or so were hilly, but after that it eases off. However, I found this course to be full of hills for all but the final 2k. That said, I really enjoyed this race and found it to be on a par with the Longridge 7 Mile race and I would certainly do this race again. There are plenty of Marshals along the route and even the odd spectator along the way, although the bulk of these are found at the athletics track were the race starts and finish and in my view not enough races finish on a track, this being only the second one I've come across, I think as a runner there is something a bit special about a track finish. The "goodie bag" at the end of the race wasn't the best, but the challenging nature of this route, which incidentally treats you to the odd scenic view, the friendly atmosphere and decent size crowd makes this a worthwhile race for all.Date of review: February 11, 2013
In short: More work to doIn full: I believe this race has been going for sometime, however there is a lot of work for the organisers to do.To begin with the race HQ is a ten minute walk from the start and toilets are limited. Moving the race HQ to say a tent by the start (There is plenty of room for it, in that car park) and investing in some portable toilets for the day is something I would do. At the beginning of the race we had to run around the car part twice, which for those the front and back must have been a nightmare. Surely they could find an extra street or two to take the runners down to meet the 10 mile distance. Two drink stations or one which you pass twice would certainly be a big help to those tackling this distance for the first time, after all ten miles is a long way to go with only one station.Finally the goody bag, a couple of chocolate bars is not want runners are looking for after parting with £9.The race itself is extremely well marshalled and plenty of locals come out and give there support, so you cannot fault that. The course is flat and has PB written all over it and those first timers, moving up from a 10k, this is an excellent step on the way to a Half Marathon. Effectively this is race to the St Anne's windmill and back and it is a welcomed sight on the horizon as you approach it, especially once you figured out that the drinks station was also positioned at the windmill as well. Thinking about it, the windmill was probably the only point of interest on the course. Although we did pass the Sport Relief mile organisers setting up for their run and with the local radio station in full swing it was reminiscent of the Great North run boost zone, perhaps this is something the organisers could look to incorporate into the race next year. One final plus point in the races favour is that the course bends and winds around enough walk ways and streets to keep you interested and there is plenty of room for overtaking. I would do this race again, but I would like to see some changes made to organisation, but not to those marshals as they were excellent bring them back year on year. Date of review: March 21, 2010
In short: A great race for your first 10kIn full: This was the third time I have done this race, but first time it was full. Organisers coped well considering everyone seemed to turn up at the same time. The toilets were very busy as others have mentioned but there are another set at the other side of the bar which not too many people seemed to know about, worth remembering.The race itself started off extremely fast, I think I did the first mile in 6.23 which about my 5k time, slowly had to slowly ease off and as this race made use of the excellent public footpaths in that area, there was plenty of time to achieve this without getting in others way. The course challenges without scaring and is well marshalled a drinks station is also provided half way around and is very much a welcomed sight.One other plus point was the choice of reward either a bag or a medal. I opted for the medal I know they just build but up, what they hay it was nice to have the choice. All of our party enjoyed the race; include one runner doing his first race since high school and his first ever 10k. He loved and certainly looks to have caught the runners bug and will certainly being doing this race again be it this time next year or the summer addition. Date of review: January 24, 2010
In short: You won't find a tougher December race in LancashireIn full: A very demanding course, which is dominated by the older runner year on year. I believe this year's top three were all over forty.The race begins on a slight downward gradient, then you reach Longridge village Centre, at which point you being four miles of up hill struggle that will challenge even the most experienced of runners. And when you think you have conquered the worse they could through at you, you meet Jeffrey Hill. An unforgiving mound of earth which will have you contemplating walking or even giving up and for those that do making it to the top, a view that most race's simply cannot compete, as the beautiful Longridge Fell is presented before you. Not long after this, you reach the four mile point, where after a quick down hill drop, you meet the last of the inclines, which in most years is covered in some form of ice. You are then rewarded for your endeavours with over two miles of down hill running/racing, before crossing the line to be presented with your well deserved Christmas pudding. Date of review: December 16, 2009
In short: A must for every runnerDate of review: September 21, 2009
In short: A must for all HM runnersIn full: You will struggle to find a better organised none commercial race.Date of review: June 25, 2009


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Hark the BARK! by Vixen on 30 June 2012 - 23:53 |
Have you ever thought that just based on a Bark, how we can tell (without seeing) which dog is either giving a succession of barking, or just a couple of barks, or even one bark? Perhaps we even take it for granted, that although a bark is a bark, it distinguishes between dogs - and we know their individual voice! Regards, Vixen |
by brynjulf on 01 July 2012 - 03:19 |
Yup, I even know what "kind" of bark it is. I want out is bark is different from the SQUIRREL bark. A stranger is here sounds very different than daddies home!. Ironically I had two full sisters here and I could tell who was barking by the sequence of barks. Even though the bark itself sounded identical. ( think syntax) |
by Kalibeck on 01 July 2012 - 03:59 |
All of mine are easily distinguished by their bark. And what's on their minds is also easy to decipher. Sometimes, though, when they are bored & want attention, the girls, especially Ansgar, will try to 'mock' the human conversation she hears. If she hears "Oh, I think I want a cup of coffee," she will respond with 'Bark, woo bark yip yip ahh arf-fee.' It's hysterical, & results in my 'feeding' her line after line to mimic. She doesn't do that to Carl, so maybe she is truly mocking me, but it's funny. Lil' Bit will join in eventually, & of course then so must Beckett. Then they must all platz & hush! or we humans would go deaf. But yes, the bark is key! jackie harris |
by Sunsilver on 01 July 2012 - 04:53 |
My late husband used to take his Volvo to a repair shop in Aurora. The guy who owned it would let us bring our GSD into his office. He was sitting in his office chair, looking up a part for the car, and Tasha (the dog in my sig) came over and gave him a sniff. "What do you want, Tasha?" he asked. "Too bad you can't talk. You know, I can speak dog..." He then gave a series of barks and yips. Tasha looked him right in the eye, and gave a low growl. He backed off, and lifted the parts binder so it was between him and our girl. Roger and I were both killing ourselves laughing. "I guess she doesn't like your accent, Jim!" I said. |
by fawndallas on 03 July 2012 - 19:27 |
Yes, the bark tells it all. I am even learning to tell what is wanted from the puppies by their bark (I want to play with mom, I'm hungry, there is a cat). Rose talks too. She rarely barks, but she makes all sorts of other sounds. I swear even one of them sound like "no." (I get this when it is time to come in from playing). |
by Kalibeck on 04 July 2012 - 16:17 |
Sunsilver, LOL! Ansgar woke me up at 3:45am this morning, shortly after I had finally gotten to sleep, 'talking' in a quiet series of whines, yips, & moans, asking could she sleep with us? Dang dogs, it's getting rediculous! jackie harris |


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As a public relations professional, I am responsible for 3.26 million things. Serving as a travel agent, staffing back to back weekend conferences, presenting corporate responsibility presentations from bean bag chairs… I've done it all in the name of client service.
Want to know something else I've done in the name of client service? Diversify client outreach.
The fact of the matter is that we all should be seeking out diverse audiences whenever we have the opportunity. When we include diverse audiences in our outreach, our messages can go much farther much faster, and they have the ability to make their way into networks that we may not be able to access easily.
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- I scan the trending topics from time to time. Occasionally, I'll see something that really surprises me. To date, there has only been one trending topic that almost knocked me out of my chair: "West Indian."
- This was special for a few reasons. First, my family is from the West Indies, so I was simply excited. Second, this was a perfect example of a specific cultural group self-identify and gathering in a space that so often seems so White and Black… or excuse me, "African American." I break more of my thoughts on the subject here.
2. Look beyond trending topics and hashtags for cultural context and additional search terms.
- The West Indian tag was not just valuable for identifying people from that group. It provided insight into the Caribbean culture, but you had to look for the context in order to process it all. If you observed the tweets, you could tell which people were from certain countries, the languages they spoke, popular slang, favorite types of food, music that ties the group together, culture specific festivals and the list goes on.
- Those tweets may have been 140 characters, but the context packed into them could fill pages!
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- When you're doing research online, sometimes you just have to follow the yellow brick road — in this case, the links. Twitter is a great starting point, but due to its 140 character limit, the meat of the content is often found outside of the network.
- Quick example: Essence magazine recently hired a white fashion director and people took to the interwebs to share their thoughts. At the time, I was looking for beauty/fashion bloggers of color for my latest project, "Socially Diverse." I thought a search on Essence and the hiring of this director would definitely lead me to the bloggers I was looking for and it did. My first stop along the trail was a tweet from Afrobella. From there, I arrived at her blog and Facebook fan page. With a few clicks, I was surrounded by a community of people of color who cared about fashion and beauty.
Finding diverse audiences online isn't anything close to rocket science, but it requires some thought.
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Kathryn Wilson - one of the darlings of New Zealand fashion who is a breath of fresh air with her hard-working yet humble attitude and a smile for everybody - is a Veuve Clicquot Ambassador and a prefect fit for the glamorous Champagne brand.
She welcomed everyone to the show, where guests had bought $75 tickets to see the collection and drink Champagne and eat canapes prepared by The Hilton Queenstown chefs.
Hair was pulled up into hair extension ponytails in what d&m salon's Danny Pato playfully termed "a fembot look." Make-up was by a local team from Hush. Models were accessorised with cuffs by Diva jewellery and yellow Veuve Clicquot gear including towels, umbrellas, sunglasses, and even a snowboard.
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This week, Refugees International is embarking on a field mission to Somalia, where we will assess the conditions of – and gaps in response for – the more than 1.3 million Somalis who are internally displaced. Our team plans to visit IDP settlements in the capital, Mogadishu, as well as in the breakaway regions of Puntland and Somaliland.
Somalis are continuing to recover from the famine that struck their homeland last year. That disaster was sparked by a combination of drought, heightened conflict, the expulsion of a number of UN agencies and INGOs from Al-Shabab controlled areas, and U.S. counter-terror policies that contributed to a dramatic reduction in aid flows to South Central Somalia. Though famine conditions have now subsided, the so-called 'long rains' (which last from April to June) were late and poorly distributed, and produced a below-average harvest. Food insecurity and pervasive conflict are continuing to force Somalis from their homes and adding additional stress to those already displaced.
Somalia is engulfed in a protracted humanitarian crisis and, within this context, IDPs are particularly vulnerable. They experience exploitation, physical abuse, and gender-based violence at an even higher level than the rest of the population. Often, landowners charge IDPs 'fees' for basic services, such as access to water, and many IDPs are under a constant threat of eviction from their makeshift settlements. In Mogadishu, which is ostensibly under the control of the Somali government, 'gatekeepers' control access to IDP camps and can impede the delivery of services to the most vulnerable.
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ok so last year was my first duck season and i got acess to some property in sutter. it is flooded rice but i cannot dam it up i halfto let it drain witch made for awesome speck shooting this year but there were prob about 150% more snows than specks im just wonderin how to get the snows in i shot a few whean they were flyin low in windy/foggy days but how do u get tem to work wo 1000s of deks that i cant afford
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Posted 14 March 2011 - 04:57 PM
Unfortunately with snows you do kind of need decoys, and in the rice that means a lot of them. On the other hand you can easily use rags and shells to cut down on your costs and do just as well. Full body decoys are nice, but are not necessary to attract birds.
Posted 14 March 2011 - 06:14 PM
Shoot the Specs and forget those (flying carp) Snows. They are not worth the trouble of cleaning and trying to prepare for the table. I know I'm going to hear from someone that has a great recipe, but I've tried most recipes over the past 40 years without any success. I don't shoot them unless my shooting partner wants them. Now Specs on the other hand are the BEST, period.
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Posted 14 March 2011 - 07:41 PM
ya but if i got snow deks i would get all the specks too my buddies have a combined mabye 60 snow shells but it doesnt seem like thats enough it seems like theyll look but not come in mabye if there were more deks
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Spinach, Mushrooms, and Cream for Dinner
Author Notes: Adapted from Nigel Slater's Tender. I've replaced some of the cream with milk; I've also reduced the amount of cheese. On mushrooms: for a weightier dinner, try adding a couple of fleshy portobellos. - Nicholas
Makes 1 gratin
- 1 pound spinach
- 1 pound crimini mushrooms
- 1/4 cup white wine
- 3/4 cups heavy cream
- 1/2 cup whole milk
- 1/3 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Cut the mushrooms into bite-size pieces. Warm a tablespoon of butter and two tablespoons olive oil in a saucepan, then add the mushrooms. Stirring occasionally, saute the mushrooms until some of their liquid cooks away and they start to brown. Add the white wine and boil for a couple of minutes. Then add the cream and milk and let simmer for several more minutes. Turn off the heat. (If you have time, leave this to steep; the cream and milk will get wonderfully mushroomy.)
- Wash the spinach well and put in a saucepan over medium heat. Cover the pan and let the spinach steam for several minutes. Then drain it and squeeze the water out.
- Add the spinach and a couple tablespoons of parmesan to the mushroom-cream mixture. Season with salt and pepper and transfer to a shallow baking dish. Sprinkle the remaining parmesan on top. Cook for about a half-hour, or until golden. (If the cheese melts but does not crisp, run it under the broiler for several minutes.)
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3 months ago Amyliz
This has become a regular (well, not too regular with all the cream) dish at our house. A great improvement on creamed spinach.
3 months ago Kathy
This was a big hit at our house - and was requested the next night too!
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June is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Mmmmm I'll be making this one! I'd probably use all whole milk. Mine is cream-topped.
10 months ago PA-PETE
Shouldn't that be 1/3 CUP parmesan cheese and not 1/3 tablespoon?
10 months ago Nomnomnom
Also wondering about that measurement. Thanks, it looks great!
10 months ago Nicholas
It should! Now changed. Thanks for catching.


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