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NEW YORK, N.Y. – A sea of green washed over Manhattan on Saturday as thousands of people celebrated during New York City's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
And Westchester County was well-represented at the festivities, as several schools, clubs and bands made the short trip south to march down Fifth Avenue.
"It can't get any better than this," said Richard LaManga, leader of Rye Boy Scouts Troop 2, which marched in the parade. "It's amazing how many people are here."
Sunny skies welcomed the parade goers who turned out in full force, standing shoulder to shoulder along the city streets.
The wave of people clamoring to see the performers didn't go unnoticed by members the Ossining High School Marching Band.
Sophomore Sam Morkel-Williams said the crowd was what made the day so special.
"It's like a performance, but in front of a lot more people," said Morkel-Williams, a bass clarinet player. "It's exciting. It's payoff for all the marching practices."
His father, Dave Morkel, a New York City firefighter, turned down an opportunity to march in the parade himself, choosing instead to watch Sam and his older brother Cameron perform with the Riverhawk band.
"It's fun to march, but it's fun to watch my kids, too," Morkel said.
Chris Hearle, bandmaster of the Pipes and Drums of the Police Emerald Society of Westchester, said it wasn't the crowds so much as the tradition of the parade that made the event so memorable.
"The New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade is so special, not just because of the walk, but because it epitomizes and celebrates the history and resilience of the Irish people, and has for 150 or so years," said Hearle, a detective lieutenant with the New Rochelle Police Department.


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Date: Jun 14, 2011
These plates were so cute and perfect for my son's first birthday. This set is so much better than the ones they offer in stores which all look the same. The whole set was exactly what I wanted. I Look forward to buying for my daughters birthday.
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I like the plates but they are pricey. I like that the colors are bright. The quality of the plates are good. I cant wait to use them.
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"Gluehwein is a German/Austrian winter-holiday drink that most tourists know as an after-ski drink. After you come in out of the snow, it is supposed to make you glow with warmth again. Watch it: Since you drink this wine warm, the alcohol goes to your head extra quick! Drink when you really have come in, and do not have to go out again! This is the one my father used to make for New Year's Eve."
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3/4 cup water
3/4 cup white sugar
1 cinnamon stick
1 orange
10 whole cloves
1 (750 milliliter) bottle red wine
As someone who lives in Germany, this is the biggest holiday hit you can find! It is available everywhere in towns and the popular christmas markets and this is exactly how to make it. Although, I wouldn't add the water, but instead substitute orange juice to give it more of a zest. Drink it while it's hot!
Well, if we had followed the recipe exactly maybe it would have been better. It was way too sweet for our taste. We used orange juice instead of water, as suggested by many people. If you are a wine drinker, especially a dry red wine drinker, don't use orange juice. It makes it too sweet! I will still be looking for another good mulled wine recipe. The search continues...
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Outstanding!!! I made this recipe with two 1.5 L bottles of Merlot/Cabernet Sauvignon. I quadrupled the rest of the ingredients and subsituted orange juice for the water. After simmering the juice mixture I transfered it to the crock pot set on high and added the wine. After it was hot I kept it warm. It happened to be Halloween and 30 degrees outside so I offered "to go" cups to the parents of the trick or treaters! They loved it! This is a fabulous recipe and one that I will make throughout the holidays! Thanks for sharing!
This was my contribution to a house party I attended. I used Merlot that I bottle myself and substituted 1/2 the water with Tropicana orange juice. I also removed the simmering oranges from the pot, removed the cloves, sliced the oranges into thick slivers and returned them to the pot. I then transferred everything to a crock pot to keep warm. It was a great hit with the guests and I will certainly make it again, and again. Many thanks for this keeper.
I normally am not a wine drinker, but I was having guests for Christmas, one of whom is of German ancestry (my brother-in-law), and I wanted to serve something a little differentand special. This was a big hit; even I loved it. The only thing I changed in the recipe was that I substituted orange juice for the water. My brother-in-law commented that it tasted just like his late mother's recipe. Quite a compliment.
Excellent. I made this using two tangerines, about 16 cloves, and half a teaspoon of ground cinnamon. The citrus tends to get a bit of pulp into the wine, so strain it before serving if you mind pulp. Also, if you're serving this to people who don't usually drink wine, I recommend using a sweet wine like Shiraz -- I used a (dry) burgundy and even with the sugar, the initial taste was quite tart when the wine was served hot. This keeps well refrigerated -- just warm in the microwave when you want to serve it.
WOWEE! This is good stuff! We had this on Christmas and on New Year's Eve and it was a hit both times. We used merlot and it turned out great. The only thing is that I could never get it to the syrupy stage so we just added the wine after simmering awhile. You won't be disappointed!
I made this for New Year's and even friends who don't like wine thought this was good.
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Our waitress made the night, she was so friendly and easeful and knowledgeable. Just a lovely girl. Then the FOOD was perfect, every dish. Three of us had vegetarian choices and one ate the lambburger. All were most happy. We then ordered two desserts to share and they were superb, better than anything. oh wow We are all seniors and wondered if giant TVs and noises would be too much. It was ok, did not distract us or worry us. We sat next to the cooks and were thrilled that the head chef is a FEMALE. And we were told she is a meat person but her vegetarian dishes are really fine.
G2B is a wow! My wife finally agreed to try something new so we went to G2B and after having a little trouble finding it, it's in the back of an office building, we were pleasantly surprised. Great wine list with reasonable prices. Menu is a mix of small plates and entree's. We started with a chicotarie board, featuring Duck, Duck pate and some great cheeses that were fantastic. We then shared a few small plates. Best risotto I have ever had. and had desert as well. The menu isn't huge but very eclectic.
The dining room was not full but it took forever to get our food. The drinks were small for the price and slow to be brought to the table. The saving grace was the food - delicious.
The men at G2B is unique and inventive with a variety of price points, and the food was delicious. Our server was a little strange, urging my party to order even before serving most of our drinks. And another server noticed that we never got bread and took care of it.
It was nice to eat at a restaurant with a menu that was different than the norm. Excellent food. Liked it so much we made reservations for brunch.
I absolutely love the grilled romaine -- I hope you keep it on the menu for a long time!!!
This was a great find. A fit for foodies menu in a trendy restaurant that is also kid-friendly. We got great, interesting food, along with trying some new local beers from their amazing beer list, while our kids hung out in the gaming chairs and played the wii before eating their burger and fries. The small plates that we tried were great, and I was impressed with the house-made breads and house-made charcuterie. This restaurant is a bit hidden behind the building, which may be why it was not very crowded, but it is definitely worth checking out. Oh, and good service makes a good meal. The waiter was knowledgeable and helpful with the beers and navigating the menu.
From the moment we hit the front door until the moment we walked out the front door, we felt like we were special guests. Chris was a perfect Host to a great evening out. We had only given a passing thought to where we would have dinner and wanted to try something new for us. Chris made sure we made the right choice. This pub has an impressive beer list and the menu has something for everyone as well. We chose a table outside and were treated to a passing storm. We had perfect cover from the rain and the view was fun. Our waitress was attentive and likable. The food was expertly prepared. Our table had the five item charcuterie, scotch egg, grilled romaine, the G2B burger and garlic fries. We didn't have room for dessert.
Nice to find a good restaurant open on Sunday night! Food was excellent and nicely served. We really liked the wild mushroom risotto with the mixed lettuce salad. We shared a great swordfish entree.......and then finished off with two "homemade" deserts! Two of us went for the first time to celebrate an anniversary. Not crowded.....and if it had been, it might have been too noisy for a quiet, special dinner. Not a "romantic" ambience but pleasant and very attentive and knowledgeable staff. I imagine it could be a "vibrant bar scene". It wasn't on a quiet Sunday, Holiday evening. Amazing selection of beer......although we prefer wine and had some good wind by the glass. We definitely will go back......and take some friends with us!
The food was amazing! We will definitely be back soon.
My wife and I really enjoyed G2B when we came the first time, so we figured we would try it out again during Triangle Restaurant Week. The prix fixe menu looked exciting, but at only 20 dollars I was a little worried. Well they certainly brought their A game. As there were two choices each course, my wife and I got one of everything and it was all great. I especially enjoyed the coffee and cocoa rubbed pork tenderloin, while my wife's favorite was the chocolate ganache dessert. Our server Daniel was really friendly and quick with service, and the manager Chris recommended two beers off their 'reserve' list that were delicious. We will definitely be back again and are hoping to try one of their beer dinners soon.
I love eating at G2B and enjoy their regular menu. But I especially love seeing what they've come up with for Triangle Restaurant Week as they seem to be especially inventive with that special menu. This time the watermelon/cucumber soup and the rosemary ice cream were special treats, as was the pork main course. I hit a perfect weather night for eating outside, too. Excellent and fun!
My friend and I went here to catch up and to take advantage of the $20 3-course Prix Fixe menu during Triangle Restaurant week. We were delighted with everything and got a real bargain! Outstanding first course of haricot vert with fried egg on top, followed by entrees of shrimp with risotto and pork tenderloin, and a wonderful chocolatey dessert. Our server, Mariano, was attentive and helpful without being overbearing.
A very upscale offering for $20.00 bucks however a very limited menu.
Wonderful, friendly service. We went for the first time during Triangle Restaurant Week, and the cook was even willing to create me a gluten-free version of their featured dessert! Will definitely plan on going back.
Once again we had an amazing experience at G2B. The food is absolutely fantastic. There is something for every palette. From burgers to foie gras, and also a gorgeous combination of both! Whether you want something traditional or something more inventive, G2B has it. Full bar with a great beer and wine selection, the highest quality fresh local ingredients, house-made charcuterie, vegetarian and pescatarian options, beautiful though unpretentious atmosphere, great for a date or a family or work outing....the reasons to love this place go on and on. This is our favorite restaurant in Durham. I cannot recommend it enough!
We went there during Restaurant Week and had a great time. The food, the service everything was great.
Overall a great evening. Our server was Total disconnected from planet earth. Had to repeat everything 3 times
We had a really delightful evening at G2B. The food was excellent with choices in all categories. My husband had a hamburger, I had 2 appetizers, our friends had main courses and we were all extremely happy. I would highly recommend this restaurant. It's kind of hard to find, but worth seeking out and the light show is fun.
Great service and food ! Ambience top notch ! Please check this place out !
I''ve eaten there a number of times and it's always excellent. I think it's a really wonderful restauranrt and highly recommend it.
We went to G2B to celebrate my birthday with friends. The entire staff was friendly and helpful to us when we were making our dining selections. Their suggestions we excellent in food, wine and beer. We enjoyed the selections of cheeses and in-house cured meats as well as the delicious breads. We chose the small plates and were not disappointed in our three different choices. The desserts were extra special as well. "Yummy" is a word that comes to mind! We look forward to our next visit. :)
There are MANY good things to say about G2B. Located in an easy-to-miss spot in the back of a bank building, it's a beautiful space inside, vibrant and welcoming, with an open kitchen. Our server was quite knowledgable and able to help us make good decisions about some unusual offerings (although a great burger is available for those seeking familiar, comfort food!) The beer and wine list is presented on an iPad, a fun touch. There is live music most Saturday nights, often jazz, in a separate space. While not as interesting as the main dining room, it's a good place to sit if you want to enjoy live music while you eat. G2B is a "sister" restaurant to ONE in Chapel Hill -- a bit more casual, a bit less expensive. Both are excellent.
G2B is in a strange spot, but is worth the visit. Great food and wine and a covered patio. The service is always good. Been there many times and will continue to go back.
I have been to G2B twice now and have really enjoyed it both times. The service is impeccable. Blake, our server, was friendly, knowledgeable and attentive, but not overly attentive (I like to carry on a conversation with my dinner partners without being interrupted every 2 minutes to be asked how I'm doing). He steered us toward some delicious dishes when we had questions. At my most recent visit, we all had the heirloom tomato salad with fresh local corn and a lemon vinigarette - it was amazing and there was not a drop left on any of our plates. All of our small plates and entrees were excellent. If you don't order the fries as a side, order them as an appetizer - they are scrumptious. I will be going back again.
Great food, great service. Very weird location , but very cool inside. Server was excellent, food was great. Too bad the location isn't more central to downtown or some better location . Enjoyed our meals. The hostess could have been a bit more friendly, our server was excellent. Would definitely try it again or recommend it for a very different experience.
Always on the short list of places to eat whether its for a regular night out or for a special occasion.
Everyone was able to choose items that would fit their dietary needs. The fish was done perfectly with a nice balance of seasonal vegetables. The shrimp risotto was beautiful also with plenty of vegetables. The hamburger was juicy and delicious. Everyone savored their dishes. We were also happy with the small plate choices. Some enjoyed the beer specials, they were given samples ahead of time to make better choices. The service was friendly, knowledgeable and attentive without being intrusive. The only thing I stirred away from was the wall of media playing. We asked to sit away from the media wall but it I don't think there are any seats where you can totally escape it. Overall our visit was excellent and fun.
Love the food.Best I've had in whole area. Great beer list too. I can't say enough about this place. I drove an hour and a half just to eat here on my birthday. It's that good. Everything!!
The beer selection is excellent and Chris knows every flavor! We had a taste for meat tonite and went specifically for the hamburgers. I had the G2B Burger and fries. My fiance had the lamb burger with a side of roasted beets and arugula. We shared a small plate of mac and cheese. It was more food than we needed but we were willing to take some home in order to taste the goodness. It really was a good evening and the dishes came perfectly prepared and timed nicely. Thanks G2B for a wonderful experience!
The atmosphere manages to be modern and rustic at the same time with very comfortable leather chairs, big wood-grain tables, stained cement floor. I expected it to be louder but the sound baffles cleverly worked into the ceiling fixtures worked very well. Food style lends itself to mix and match sharing of small plates that provided a nice way to sample many different flavors without over-spending.
We really do like G2B; we've dined at this well-hidden restaurant several times and have enjoyed everything we've ordered. This time it was Watermelon Soup paired with Mahi-Mahi and Hierloom Tomato Salad paired with Cocoa and Coffee Crusted Pork Loin. From previous visits we would recommend the Lamb Burger and Charcuterie Plate. BUT, if you want wine with your dinner, order a bottle, not glasses! We think G2B gives the shortest pours in town. Most restaurants seem to get about 5 glasses from a bottle, but G2B probably gets at least 7, maybe more.
Food was fantastic and very varied. Staff were knowledgeable and personable. Terrific wine advice and even decanted for us. Noisy enough not to feel stiff and we were able to chat without being overheard. Really enjoyable overall evening.
I think a highlight of the menu is the chilled watermelon soup (my personal favorite) and for the quality of food not to break one's wallet--it is likely one of my, if not the, favorite restaurants in Durham!
Every friday they have a free live jazz band preforming at the back, highly recommended :)
Been ere multiple times. Scotch egg is a great choice.
We've dined at G2B 4 or 5 times now; this time we brought friends who were eating there for the first time. Our friend said that had she not been out in public, she would have licked the plate! The gently changing menu keeps it interesting while maintaining some solid standards. And the fresh ingredients shine. Clay, our waiter, was fun and knowledgeable. We were also delighted to meet Chef Karen and talk food with her. We'll be back!
Food......amazing! Service..........first rate! Quality and uniqueness ........must not miss!
We enjoyed dinner with friends and my 10-year-old and 4year-old. The small plates worked well for the kids. I had the "Duck, Duck, Mousse" and Kale salad. The mousse was one of the better ones that I have had and the kale salad was very tasty. The kitchen accommodated one of my friend's dietary needs (no salt, no butter) very successfully. My kids loved the Wii, but had to compete with a large group from another table for playing time. I will definitely return again.
We had the NY strip and hanger steak with draft beer. The food was Cooked perfectly and beer selection was impressive. We will definitely be going back!
We celebrated an impt family birthday at G2B and are so glad that we did. Well worth the 25 mile round trip from Raleigh. The entrees were delicious, the atmosphere a great combination of intimate yet still vibrant, and the restaurant a great combination of the comfort of a neighborhood joint and urban style of a hip restaurant. Though the restaurant was bustling, the tables are spaced widely enough and acoustic design made quiet conversation easy and enjoyable. The service blew us away! The staff was professional, yet personal, available but not hovering, and so very kind. They made my Mom (the birthday celebrant) feel so special. The Mint Julep Jazz band (different room) afterwards was extraordinary! Every detail at G2B was perfect!
Our meal was amazingly creative, the service was perfection, and the cocktails were sublime!
The wife and I hit up G2B again and were in awe of the totally new menu! Fresh and fun, it totally embraces fall flavors. Really enjoyed the pumpkin farro 'risotto'. Our server Daniel was exceptional, had an answer for every question about the menu, and the manager Chris helped us select some great beers. Definitely need to make it to one of their beer dinners. Side note the bar was rather busy, even as we were leaving later on. They have a late-night small plate deal, and live jazz in their lounge which was good. Definitely seems like this place is growing, good to see it being successful!
This place was packed on a Thursday night. The menu and execution were terrific. If they were located downtown they'd be mobbed routinely. Worth making the trip and finding!
Imaginative menu focused on small plates. "It's what we do best here." But, you can't go wrong with the whole grilled fish, either. Drink menu is an electronic tablet. Cool idea - I guess. Except half of them were non-functional when I visited. The manager talked me through the wine list. Excellent quality food creatively prepared.
The preparation & presentation of the food was impressive and the flavors masterful. Our entire party of four enjoyed every bite! We will definitely return with friends ASAP!
Not noisy, great food, the Charcuterie Plate was fabulous, topped off with some burgers and a salad. One of my favorite places.
At long last, a real gastropub in the Triangle. Charcuterie made in-house and a great selection of cheeses and many small plates to order, along with more traditional entrees (like a truly terrific burger.)
It isn't fast, but it's totally worth it! Great place to eat!
Amazing Food. I have been three times and their quality is consistent! I can't say enough about them.


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In this 2010, file photo, cast member Ernest Borgnine, right, and his wife, Tova, arrive at a special screening of the film "Red" in Los Angeles. A spokesman said Sunday, that Borgnine has died at the age of 95. (By The Associated Press / July 8, 2012) |
Ernest Borgnine, the beefy screen star known for blustery, often villainous roles, but who won the best-actor Oscar for playing against type as a lovesick butcher in "Marty" in 1955, died Sunday. He was 95.
His longtime spokesman, Harry Flynn, told The Associated Press that Borgnine died of renal failure at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center with his wife and children at his side.
Borgnine, who endeared himself to a generation of Baby Boomers with the 1960s TV comedy "McHale's Navy," first attracted notice in the early 1950s in villain roles, notably as the vicious Fatso Judson, who beat Frank Sinatra to death in "From Here to Eternity."
Then came "Marty," a low-budget film based on a Paddy Chayefsky television play that starred Rod Steiger. Borgnine played a 34-year-old who fears he is so unattractive he will never find romance. Then, at a dance, he meets a girl with the same fear.
"Sooner or later, there comes a point in a man's life when he's gotta face some facts," Marty movingly tells his mother at one point in the film. "And one fact I gotta face is that, whatever it is that women like, I ain't got it. I chased after enough girls in my life. I-I went to enough dances. I got hurt enough. I don't wanna get hurt no more."
The realism of Chayefsky's prose and Delbert Mann's sensitive direction astonished audiences accustomed to happy Hollywood formulas. Borgnine won the Oscar and awards from the Cannes Film Festival, New York Critics and National Board of Review.
Mann and Chayefsky also won Oscars, and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences hailed the $360,000 "Marty" as best picture over big-budget contenders "The Rose Tattoo," "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing," "Picnic" and "Mister Roberts."
"The Oscar made me a star, and I'm grateful," Borgnine told an interviewer in 1966. "But I feel had I not won the Oscar I wouldn't have gotten into the messes I did in my personal life."
Those messes included four failed marriages, including one in 1964 to singer Ethel Merman that lasted less than six weeks.
But Borgnine's fifth marriage, in 1973 to Norwegian-born Tova Traesnaes, endured and brought with it an interesting business partnership. She manufactured and sold her own beauty products under the name of Tova and used her husband's rejuvenated face in her ads.
During a 2007 interview with The Associated Press, Borgnine expressed delight that their union had reached 34 years. "That's longer than the total of my four other marriages," he commented, laughing heartily.
Although still not a marquee star until after "Marty," the roles of heavies started coming regularly after "From Here to Eternity." Among the films: "Bad Day at Black Rock," "Johnny Guitar," "Demetrius and the Gladiators," "Vera Cruz."
Director Nick Ray advised the actor: "Get out of Hollywood in two years or you'll be typed forever." Then came the Oscar, and Borgnine's career was assured.
He played a sensitive role opposite Bette Davis in another film based on a Chayefsky TV drama, "The Catered Affair," a film that was a personal favorite. It concerned a New York taxi driver and his wife who argued over the expense of their daughter's wedding.
But producers also continued casting Borgnine in action films such as "Three Bad Men," "The Vikings," "Torpedo Run," "Barabbas," "The Dirty Dozen" and "The Wild Bunch."
Then he successfully made the transition to TV comedy.
From 1962 to 1966, Borgnine — a Navy vet himself — starred in "McHale's Navy" as the commander of a World War II PT boat with a crew of misfits and malcontents. Obviously patterned after Phil Silvers' popular Sgt. Bilko, McHale was a con artist forever tricking his superior, Capt. Binghamton, played by the late Joe Flynn.
The cast took the show to the big screen in 1964 with a "McHale's Navy" movie.
Borgnine's later films included "Ice Station Zebra," "The Adventurers," "Willard," "The Poseidon Adventure," "The Greatest" (as Muhammad Ali's manager), "Convoy," "Ravagers," "Escape from New York," "Moving Target" and "Mistress."
More recently, Borgnine had a recurring role as the apartment house doorman-cum-chef in the NBC sitcom "The Single Guy." He had a small role in the unsuccessful 1997 movie version of "McHale's Navy." And he was the voice of Mermaid Man on "SpongeBob SquarePants" and Carface on "All Dogs Go to Heaven 2."


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Princess Cadence is the prettiest bride in Equestria, with her beautiful wedding gown and large sparkling wings that move and light up.
Young My Little Pony fans will love putting the finishing touches to Princess Cadence's appearance ahead of her marriage to Prince Shining Armour, particularly perfecting her mane with the provided brush.
Princess Cadence also features fun phrases and sound effects. Now you can make sure this beautiful Pegasus unicorn's big day runs perfectly.
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My Little Pony Crystal Walking Pinkie Pie
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The My Little Pony Pinkie Pie Pony figure is as much fun as her character on the TV show, with her walking, talking and singing all sure to delight your child.
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Cordon Bleu Lasagna Recipe
- 2 Eggland's Best Eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 carton (15 ounces) ricotta cheese
- 1 cup (8 ounces) 4% cottage cheese
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley, divided
- 1 jar (15 ounces) roasted garlic Alfredo sauce
- 2 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 2 cups cubed cooked ham
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 6 lasagna noodles, cooked and drained
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, combine eggs, ricotta, cottage cheese, Parmesan and 1/4 cup parsley; set aside. In another bowl, combine Alfredo sauce, chicken, ham and garlic powder.
- Spread 1/2 cup of the chicken mixture in the bottom of a greased 13x9-in. baking dish. Layer with half of the noodles and ricotta mixture. Top with half of the remaining chicken mixture and half of the mozzarella and Swiss cheeses. Repeat layers.
- Cover and bake 40 minutes. Uncover; bake 10 minutes or a thermometer reads 160°. Let stand 15 minutes before cutting. Sprinkle with remaining parsley. Serve immediately. Yield: 12 servings.
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My family- even my picky eater- loves this lasagna. I had some ham in the freezer I needed to use and this was perfect. The only change I will make is to add more ham- more like 3 cups. Otherwise, an awesome recipe.
It was good! Next time I'll cut the ricotta cheese in half as well as the parm. It was pretty salty and heavy. I like the spinach suggestion, too.
Guess it boils down to personal taste, but we didn't like this lasagna and were disappointed after reading so many positive reviews. Could be b/c we don't really care for ricotta or swiss, but at least we gave it a try!
I had to do dinner one night for both the Masonic Lodge and the Fire Department and was looking for something easy but differant. This lasagna fit the bill on both accounts and was well received all around. Since that evening I have been asked multiple time to share the recipe. This is one I will be keeping and deffinately make again.
Just made this for my boyfriend and his grandparents. They raved over it! Will definitely be making again :)


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the Hell of the East
Sunday 3rd April saw the 2011 Rouleur Hell of the East, a.k.a. the Dengie Marshes Tour. Rapha Condor Sharp turned out to dominate this unique, Classic-style race. Big Zak Dempster sprinted away to 1st place with Graham Briggs holding off the looming Magnus Bäckstedt to bag second spot. Kristian House led the second group across the line for 7th. Here is an extract from David Arthur's article on the race which featured in Rouleur issue 17.
Words: David Arthur | Photos: Geoff Waugh www.waughphotos.com
Echelons form across the narrow farm track. Spread across the full width of the road, we each seek shelter alongside our temporary companions. There's a mutual, silent agreement that we're going to work together. We may all have watched the eventual winners ride off up the road, but we are still willing each other onto the finish. We're in our own personal race ' anything to avoid the dreaded letters DNF beside our name on the results sheet. There will be some glory in finishing. We battle on.
Soon, the road surface deteriorates further. Racing through a farmyard, past huge stacks of hay bales and menacing-looking farm machinery, we're onto a farm track, descending. A large crowd of supporters greets us as the descent turns into a steady incline. This is the jewel in this event's crown, a track scarred with potholes, lunchbox-sized bricks, puddles and slimy mud.
My bike bumps and bounces over the path; you would need a four-by-four to get through this, not a road bike with slick 25 millimetre tyres. I try to let the bike float over the large areas of gravel, broken tarmac, water-filled potholes and large rocks. Picking a clean route through while jostling for position is more luck than skill. Finding traction is a struggle. Not every rider makes it through intact. This is the breaking point of the race.
I grip the bars tighter and decide that the best way across is flat out. Gritting teeth, I push on the pedals as hard as I can. Dodging a fallen rider, my bike squirming on the slop, I veer into a pile of bricks. I try to unweight the bike as the tyres pound into and bounce over them. My heart is racing – a puncture now would be a cruel end to my race. Then we're onto the tarmac, slithering in the mud that has been dragged onto the road by the riders. The huge cheers from the crowd are overwhelming yet hard to decipher beyond being those of admiration. People holding wheels in preparation line the road, some offering bottles. And we're through. For another lap.
It's about as close to racing in Belgium as you'll get in the UK, along with the Rutland-Melton held further north. Its roads might not be as steeped in tradition as the spring Classics, nor are the roads considered as punishing. But it still sparks some of the fascination that makes us admire the true grit of the sport's hard men, such as multiple Paris-Roubaix winner Roger De Vlaeminck and last year's winner Tom Boonen. The Dengie offers a unique chance to emulate those tough roadmen, putting you right into those sepia-toned photos we all admire.
It was a race of courage. Even though I was nowhere near the pace of the leaders, I'm glad to have taken part in a very unique race and one that I'll be telling stories about for years to come.
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Two teams moved on and two others stayed alive.
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J.J. Hardy's RBI double in the top of the 13th sent the Orioles and the Yankees to Game 5 of their series.
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Pedro Strop, the Orioles' seventh pitcher of the night, pitched two scoreless innings to earn the win. David Phelps took the loss.
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Giants pitcher Matt Cain gave up three runs in 5 2/3 innings to earn the victory. Mat Latos took the loss.
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From the Chim Challenge 2011 page at HWC As a result of an unexpected large increase in contribution to teams participating in the challenge, from affiliates or teams not directly involved in the challenge, adjustments to the points calculation have been made. This adjustment is directly in line with the increased contribution, and serves to put all teams on a level playing field. We hope you continue to enjoy the Chimp Challenge. But what are the new rules / calculation methods?
Well I can't comment on the details since I don't know what was decided in the captain's meeting, but from what I understand the HWC+NCIX score was adjusted to reflect the actual HWC contribution. That leaves the field looking like this: EDIT: Forgot to include the legend, but it's essentialy: 1)HWC 2)OCN 3)TPU
Stupid question - I can calculated it myself_ HWC before 232,244 = 1 Chimp Point, now 302,000 TPU before 217,346 = 1 Chimp Point, now 217,346 and so on
We really need to ramp up to get closer though. Anybody know who MetalTom is in our team? He's got like 50K PPD which would come in handy under the CC name
My WU completed this morning and is working on another. Is an E7200 and a green 9800 GT a worthwhile addition?
the 9800GT should be able to give a little more than 4K PPD if I remember correctly. Not sure about the E7200 but my email@example.com is about 3K PPD
TPU edges closer to 2nd place. We can do this guy's. If your not already folding for TPU, please consider helping us to win this competition!
got my i7 folding this afternoon but didn't have time to work out the kinks in my gpu clients, hope I'm helping
the following tpu folders still have clients not going toward ChimPowerUp name can we not get them to switch over by any chance? CamelJock Dustyshiv Niko084 sneekypeet vanyots newtekie1 MetalTom just saying every point will count. thanks
Cameljock(Johnspack) has 1 rig under ChimPowerUp and 1 rig under his name. SneekyPeet has a GTX470 Folding under his name and 2xGTX470 under ChimPowerUp. DustyShiv has moved his cards over to ChimPowerUp. He may still have a straggler. I pm'd Niko044, Vanyots, &Newtekie1 and I have gotten no response. I have no idea who MetalTom is???
This sort of sucks, I have a new wheel and peddles coming tomorrow and I want to jump back in to LFS.........But I am going to Wait until CC is over


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Machik Labdron / Machig Labdrön / Machig Labdron
Machik Labdron: disciple of Padama Sangye and founder of Chö. [IW]
The great female master who established the system of Chod (gcod) in Tibet, a system of practices based on Prajnaparamita. Consort and disciple of the Indian masters Phadampa Sangye (pha dam pa sangs rgyas) and Thöpa Bhadra (thod pa bha dra). Thöpa Bhadra was the father of her two sons and four daughters.
Machig Labdrön. (1031-1129). The great female master who set down the Chö practice, cutting through ego-clinging. Disciple and consort of the Indian master Phadampa Sangye. Machig Labdrön means 'Only Mother Lamp of Dharma.' epk
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I'm really curious now as to what the total amount raised was across all of the stores that participated yesterday.
It must be a lot. I don't know if we'll get any figures on this; the only outfit that could possibly compile the data is the IRRA, and their website doesn't even mention the event. Maybe the retailer members will be privy to more info. Or, OneFundBoston.org could do so if their donations are tagged as resulting from the event.
Well at least someone here is making relevance to the subject.
I have to say, though, I don't think it's so much about the money, as about the solidarity of runners around the country. To me, it was a statement: We will not be terrorized.
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Well, we all agree that we want the baby to be happy. So that's good. :) Peace on earth, etc.
"See, people like you are why I don't even bother getting a Sugar account."
Decorum isn't for everyone.
Nah, just commenting, didn't need anyone's approval anymore than Katherine does. That's what the threads are for, stating opinions.
See, people like you are why I don't even bother getting a Sugar account.
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You offered that this woman you "despised" has somehow "redeemed" herself in your opinion - as you posted it publicly, I assume you thought someone cared?
@ lickety split
And you know this to be a fact how?
What's wrong with offering a simple congratulations or moving on to another post if the subject of this one is not to your liking? "Give a [wo]man a mask..."
Who cares if wants or needs someone's absolution? I didn't think she did. I have an opinion of her, I don't particularly care if you agree.
Congrats to the happy couple!
The comments on this post are an example of the reasons I no rarely log in to Pop, btw.
@Anonymous #11, how is it you despise someone you do not know?
FYI: No one wants or needs your absolution.
@ lickety split: Soften? Is she leather? Do you know her?
@snarkypants: From your comments, I would think the same of you. Am I off?
Her sister was adopted from Korea and she said in an interview she has been working on this adoption for over a year now. She always knew she wanted to adopt.
congrats to them! really nice of them to do the adoption thing! i hadn't heard about this before...i wonder if they have fertility problems or just wanted to take an orphaned child into their home and give it love? i like her!
Katherine's schedule isn't nearly as demanding as she whines that it is. Having a baby's going to make it a LOT more demanding, and my guess is she'll blame it on the baby like she blames everything else on anyone but herself.
@7: that would be amazing if they were in fact adopting a baby with special needs. it will be extremely hard to take care of her with katherine's demanding schedule but i think it will shed some much needed light on the subject. congrats to the beautiful couple!! can't wait to see nayleigh!
i was really hoping this wasn't true. she seems like such a mean, self-centered person. oh well. as lickety said, maybe this will change her. congrats, i guess.
I heard in another interview that it is actually a special needs baby - amazing that they are doing this and congrats! Its a huge responsibility to take on and they are obviously not doing it as part of the new "trend" in Hollywood.
Given her history, it really just comes across as "Ellen can't do something without me stealing the spotlight!!"
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But child abuse isn't simple either.
Kids don't speak up for themselves, because whenever things go wrong they run to their parents, and if it's their parents that are they issue, who do they run to? Exactly. So they stay hidden and forced to swallow the sufferings and pain delivered by their parents.
My friend was sexually abused by her grandfather at a young age and when she told her father, her father called her a liar and didn't believe her.
And abuse is not just punching, kicking, and fatal blows. There are many colors to abuse. Some shades worse than others.
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Spooky Pumpkin DecorationsBy: Terri O for Super Simple Crafts There's no need for a knife with this easy fall craft from Terri O. Use your imagination to create some spooky pumpkin decorations to light up the neighborhood. Check out this project and more ideas in 17 Pumpkin Patterns: Free Projects for Halloween! Black Pumpkins with Sunflowers Materials:
Black Pumpkins with Animal Print
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