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Will of Adam CLEMENT, dated 7 Oct 1811
Campbell County, VA, Will Book 3, 1810-1817, pp. 258-261
Partial transcript by Steve Bader, 15 September 1998, posted here by permission
In the name of God, Amen I Adam Clement of Campbell county being weak in body but of sound mind for which I thank God calling to mind the uncertainty of this mortal life and being desirous to despose of such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with I despose of the same in the following manner that is to say it is my will and desire that all my just debts should be paid I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Agness the Riding carriage and Harness and the carriage horses which I give unto her and her heirs forever and I give duruing her life the following negroes and property to wit, Big Peter, Milly (his wife), Jenny, Mary, Nathan, little Peter, Isaac, and Lett. Together with 1/3 of all my stock of horses, Cattle, hogs and sheep belonging to the plantation whereon I live and all the household and kitchen furniture and plantation utinsils on the said plantation and I also give her during her life the tract of land whereon now I live with all the appurtenenances thereunto belonging (with this Porviso) and my single daughter Agnes Clement should be permitted to live with her mother in the house until she marries and having heretofore made advancements to several of my.... to my son William Clement the tract of land he now resides on containing 138 acres as will_____ by refering to the deed, One hundred pounds in cash and a negro man named Jack. I also dive him a piece of land adjoining his and John Depriest's land to be laid off by a straight line from his corner on the creek until it comes to DePriests and my line then with our line until it comes to William Clement's line....To my son Johnson Clement three hundred pounds in cash in lieu of a tract of land containing two hundred and ten acres and one hundred pounds in cash to by a negro man. To my son Benjamin Clement tract of land containing two hundred and ten acres as will____ by refering to the deed, a negro man named frank and a negro girl named Rachel. to my son Charles Clement four hundred pounds in cash to pay in part for the tract of land purchased by him of Josheph Stratton Jr, and a negro man named Fortune, To my son Adam Clement A tract of land lying in the State of Tennessee containing three hundred and twenty acres and a negro man named Bob. To sons George Washington Clement and Alexander Clement two tracts of land lying in the county of Pittsylvania containing 1005 acres...to George Washington Clement a negro boy named Ned and to Alexander Clement a negro boy named Claiborne to my daughter Juriah Clement Lacy, a negro woman Aggey and I also give her a negro man named Harry (son of said Aggeys) To my daughter Susannah Clement Perkins one hundred pounds in cash to buy land with and a negro girl named Pricilla, and to my daughter Sally Clement Moore, two negro girls named Viony and Rose, and to my daughter Agness Clement three negroes to witt, Moll, Lucy, and David, I also give unto my dau Juriah Lacy the following negroes; Lino, Hampton, Caroline, and Linda....................7 Oct 1811 Adam Clement
[This was probated in Nov 1813 Court in Campbell County, Virginia]
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Shek makes his Week 8 picks alongside Handsome Hank, Elliot Harrison and NFL researcher Drew Christensen. The guys also debate the best sitcom of the 90s before James Laurinaitis joins to discuss the Rams' special teams tricks and more. Cowboys tight end Gavin Escobar also dials in to talk about the team's 6-1 start.
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Berlin (Aug. 3)
A bomb was exploded early this morning before the synagogue at Kiel, wrecking the entrance to the synagogue, causing serious damage to the interior and shattering a house situated opposite the edifice.
The bomb, which exploded at three A. M., also caused damage to the adjacent water works and broke the windows of many houses.
The bomb terror against the Jews is assuming an organized character in many parts of Germany.
Last night a hand grenade was thrown into the house of a Jewish merchant, Lehmann, in Konstadt, Upper Silesia. No one was injured, but considerable property damage was wrought.
Similarly, bombs were thrown into Jewish stores in Ortelsburg, East Prussia, damaging the stores of Jews named Molutzki, Behr and Mendell. All the windows in these shops were shattered.
In Neidenburg a Jewish merchant was attacked and sustained such severe injuries he had to be taken to a hospital. None of those responsible for the outrages have been apprehended headquarters, so that charges may be instituted against the offenders.


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Marblehead Lighthouse temporarily closed to public
Thu, 30 Jun 2011 19:34:46 GMT —
The oldest continously operating lighthouse in the United States has cracks in its structure, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Marblehead Lighthouse will be closed to the public until a structural engineer can investigate the structure and determine whether or not it is safe.
The July 4 holiday weekend is a busy weekend for the historic lighthouse. There will be no tours through the holiday weekend and visitors will not be permitted to enter the lightouse.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy the park which remains open, see the lighthouse from the outside, and take in the beautiful lake views. The lighthouse keeper's house, adjacent to the lighthouse, remains open and features historic displays and a tourist information center.
The historic lighthouse was constructed in 1819 and has been in continuous operation since.
Had you planned to visit Marblehead State Park and tour the lighthouse this weekend? Does this alter your holiday plans?


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LeAnn Rimes and Family Unhurt After Driver Crashes on Property
LeAnn Rimes was lucky to have been out of town on Monday morning (Oct. 3), when a suspected drunk driver crashed his car onto her property in Hidden Hills, Calif., toppling a stop sign and hitting a light pole and fence, E! Online reports.
The country star was in North Carolina at the time, but neither her husband, 'Playboy Club' actor Eddie Cibrian, nor his two sons were injured.
"To address the accident that happened in front of our home this morning, everyone is ok and safe," the singer tweeted. "However, if drunk driving was involved it is terribly sad.
"My family could have been seriously injured and any situation where someone is drinking and driving should not be taken lightly," she added. "Needless to say, it was a very unsettling call to receive this morning. Thank goodness the young driver and everyone at home are ok."
In a later tweet, LeAnn showed forgiveness for the driver, a 20-year-old male with a suspended license whose toxicology reports are still pending.
"[I]t's sad, he's young and no matter what the reason I hope he gets the help he needs if he needs it and I'm glad everyone is ok," the singer wrote.
LeAnn's latest album, 'Lady and Gentlemen' was released last week.


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I was told that kenalog can help diminish ArteFill lump. I guess my main concern are the kenalog side affects. Could kenalog injected into the face cause significant atrophy. What would be the safest dosage to prevent this?
Any Risks with Kenalog to Diminish ArteFill Lump?
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Kenalog for facial lumps, bumps and swelling
The amount of Kenalog that is injected for any type of facial swelling has to be determined by the surgeon. Unless there are repeated injections, there is very little chance of having permanent atrophy. Each case has to be evaluated individually and it is better to give a lower dose than too high a dose.
Kenalog for Artefill lumps can cause atrophy
Although it is the treatment of choice for trying to diminish Artefill when an injection needs to be corrected, Kenalog is a steriod and all steriods have the potential to cause atrophy when injected in skin. When used in a dilute, small volume dose and not injected too frequently, there is a very small risk of atrophy. It is usually a very safe procedure when performed by an experienced physician.
Kenalog for lumps & bumps
Injecting kenalog into any lump or bump (e.g. filler, keloid, hypertrophic scar) when performed by a dermatologist or other well-trained specialist is a safe technique, although there is always a small risk of lipoatrophy (developing a depression in the skin) and slight discolouration in the area if the kenalog leaks out a bit.
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Pinellas school police officers could become Sheriff's employees
UPDATE: Deputy Superintendent William Corbett said that the proposal is coming from the Sheriff's Office. He said the district didn't put it online because it was "drafty" and the board might not have any interest in it. To be clear, state law says that draft documents are public record. If it was available and set to be discussed during a public workshop, it should be have been posted to the district's website for viewing by the public. (It has since been added.) The item would be subject to a board vote.
Superintendent Mike Grego is bringing a proposal to the School Board Thursday that would transfer the district's school police officers to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, effective July 1.
The district's 26 school police officers would become employees of the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, if they chose, according to a draft contract obtained by The Gradebook Wednesday. The district would pay the sheriff's office $1.9 million for police service, paid out in 36 monthly installments.
The proposal, which the School Board is set to discuss Thursday, has been effectively kept secret from the public. It's not listed on the board's agenda for Thursday's workshop and a copy of the contract or other supporting materials hasn't been posted to the district's website, as is customary before a public meeting.
Instead, the item is listed somewhat vaguely under another item entitled "operational efficiency." Back-up material for that item says only "1. Proposal from the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office - Sheriff Bob Gualtieri and Acting-Chief Rick Stelljes will be available for questions and discussion." No further information was provided online.
A representative from the sheriff's office said she wasn't sure a proposal existed.
The Gradebook started calling the school district for further information Monday, but calls weren't returned. Board members, who were asked about the item, said they also hadn't been given further information. Board Chairwoman Carol Cook said her understanding was that the item was in the stages of "initial conversations" and that's why more information wasn't provided to the public ahead of the meeting.
The draft contract lists an effective date of July 1 - Monday.
Board members don't vote on items at public workshops, only regular meetings. The public also can't comment during a public workshop. A special board meeting is scheduled after Thursday's workshop, but the school police officer item isn't listed on that agenda.
It's not clear what the purpose of transferring the district's police unit to the sheriff's office would be. According to the draft contract, it wouldn't save money. The district pays $1.8 million in salaries and benefits for its officers, plus about $95,000 for other operational expenses. UPDATE: Sorry, folks. Looks like it would be a cost savings. The $1.9 million would be spread over 36 months, while the district's current cost of $1.8 million and change is just for the fiscal year.
It's also not clear if Grego has the power to execute the contract without the School Board voting on it at a public meeting.
The school district already contracts for some police service with a variety of local law enforcement agencies.


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More QB news
Because it wouldn't be right to go a day without some quarterback news around here, here's the latest from Jon Gruden.
Regarding Daunte Culpepper, Gruden warned against reading too much into his meeting with the free agent who was recently released by the Dolphins. Gruden said the team was "looking into his situation," but said "nothing is imminent."
And regarding Jake Plummer, Gruden hasn't given up hope the quarterback won't show despite his failure to report on Thursday. Gruden also disclosed that he traveled to Plummer's home state of Idaho to meet with the quarterback, to "look into his eyes."
Still, it appears Plummer has no intentions of playing football in the forseeable future, according to Gruden. But, Gruden said, "men have been known to change their minds.
"We're trying to convince him to continue playing."
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Discussion in 'Texans Talk' started by Wolf, Aug 15, 2009.
The Houston Press is about the last place I'd look for sports coverage. This is why.
Wow I didn't know they were letting just regular ol joe's like you and me write articles for the Houston Press. Maybe we'll get to see an article submitted by Hervoyel or Vinny!
You, Herv, or Vinny (or Infantry or Lucky or maybe a dozen others....) would have done a better job.
Houston Press=locating Asian tug joints, but not so good for sports, etc.
But a good place to look for mean-spirited snarkiness.
The Press pretty much appears to attempt to justify it's existence by tearing down anything and everything it can.
Edit - That and identifying Asian tug joints!
Their restaurant reviews and movie reviews used to be okay.
I confess that I haven't picked one up in years.
The fact that the Houston Press is free and still doesn't get taken speaks volumes about far down they've fallen in terms of quality.
Yeah the writer seems to be very very bitter about something. Maybe he needs to look in the back of the paper and find some company.
You must have a drink everytime Tillman says "point of attack".
I saw a bum downtown wearing a Houston Press for a diaper once. Those papers are good for something now guys.
what is houstonpress? kinda like a thrifty nickel advertising page? or a free US News (the one in the grocery stores that have the weird news)
I bet a few of these actually happen...
It's an off-shoot of the Chron that's free and covers mostly local artsy fartsy stuff (Musicians, artists, resturants). They'll do "serious" news pieces for their covers, but I think it's written by people who work for a free publication.
Also there are a ton of ads for escort services in the back and the comics are usually pretty good (they had Matt Groening's "Life in Hell" for awhile).
There was a writer for them that posted on these boards last year. He actually wrote decent pieces (a lot about Bryan Pittman or something to do with him).
The Press can be ok at times. It's basically Houston's version of the Austin Chronicle. It's a weekly thing that is distributed at coffee shops , restaurants, bars, and other artsy type places around town. Some of the columnists are pretty good -- like the "Ask a Mexican" guy. That said, this column is awful. I hate when they let the way too sarcastic comic book guy write a smart ass column concerning something they are totally ignorant about.
OT but word to the wise from someone that knows: Do NOT trust the "Best of" listings for any of these type of publications. They are flat out rigged in a way that makes politicians look honest. I've worked for restaurants where your pay depended on how many votes you stuffed -- the more votes you put in, the better your station.
I know you enjoy getting us obscure articles but this one is a bit too obscure.
Articles like this simply reinforce the need we all have to laugh at ourselves from time to time.
Overboard and a tad mean-spirited? Perhaps. Still worth a good chuckle over though.
Houston Press does a good job reviewing movies and music. It is the definitive source for finding out what is 'Coming Soon' at all the local music venues and theatres. It is an asset to the community and its FREE. It is NOT where you should go for sports though. The post err blog err article was a bit mean spirited but it was really just brutally honest. The truth is kinda mean sometimes.
I am so excited for the season though. We at least are relevant now and are finally shedding the expansion label. 5.5 hours till 2009 Texans kickoff...hell yeah
I think if the article was "decent" or "funny" as it was trying to be nobody would really be calling it trash but this:
19. At no point will any of the broadcasters actually refer to Grossman as The Sex Cannon (many, many, many thanks to the geniuses at Kissing Suzy Kolber for that moniker).
Don't tell me it's a sports article when this lump of **** is floating around in the middle of it. That's terrible writing and basically ripping off another blog that is funnier than this particular writer. The writer was trying to write a satyrical comedy piece and failed at every facet of satire and comedy. Whether any of it is true or not is quite irrelevant. It was based as much on the skill of the Texans and staff as it was about witty little quips about the broadcast teams.
It is, in fact, a terribly written article.
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LUCAS CEMETERY, (Backwaters
of Tennessee River west of Hwy 31) LIMESTONE COUNTY, ALABAMA
Mapping the location
Overview photos of the Cemetery:
6668/6669/The GPS locator:
The group of trees where the cemetery reside: 6671
Lucas Cemetery Signage: 6665
LUCAS, John Hobbs, born in Virginia 1785 - 1845. 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Martha (Ann) Hobbs, born in Virginia 1790 - 1831 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Edmund N. (Nathaniel), 1822 - 1872. 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Flora Ann Lewis, 1823 - 1901. 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, John Washington, s/o Edmund & Flora 1844 - 1857. 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Lawrence, s/o Edmund & Flora' 1855 (Only date, usually this is the death date.) 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Edmund Nathaniel Jr., s/o Edmund & Flora. 1850 (Only date, usually this is the death date.) 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Mattie Rebecca, d/o Edmund & Flora' 1848 (Only date, usually this is the death date.) 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, William Malone, s/o Edmund & Flora' 1852 - 1888. 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Bettie, d/o Edmund & Flora' 1854 - 1855. 6666C/6666/6667
LUCAS, Infants, (3 infant sons of Charles Stuart Lucas) (No dates or other information). 6666C/6666/6667
MALONE, William E., 1808 - 1849. 6666C/6666/6667
HOUSTON, William, s/o Lillian Lucas & Dr. Houston. (No dates or other information) 6666C/6666/6667
KEYS, William, (No dates or other information) 6666C/6666/6667
Other children of Edmund 4 Flora Lucas were: Lillian Lucas, 1858-1932 (buried in Hartselle), Charles Stuart Lucas, CSA, (buried in Athens); and Hubbard R. Lucas, 1845-1866, CSA, died in a prisoner of war camp, Chase, Ohio, and buried there.
Only one stone stands here under large trees surrounded by a fence
which now has gaps in it. The stone read: "Destroyed 1948, Restored 1952". John Hobbs Lucas owned and operated Lucas
Ferry crossing the Tennessee River south of Beulah Land and built one of the finest brick
Homes in the county at that place. It was torn down by the Tennessee Valley
Authority during the 1930s- 1940s.
This is about a mile southeast of the Hatchet Cemetery which was recently (Oct 2012) vandalized three times within a month by a young man bent on total destruction of that old African-American Cemetery. They evidently used cameras to catch him after he kept coming back after repairs were made to repeat the damage. He was not even from that area.
This Cemetery presentation is based on the photography of C. Wayne Austin on 27 May 2011. Uploaded here on 11 Dec 2012. This cemetery was also presented in the book Tombstone Inscriptions of Limestone County Alabama by Linda H. Smith on page 289, surveyed by her on 28 May 1990. Portions of the following information above were taken from Wheeler Reservoir Cemeteries and TVA removal records supplied by Mr. James L. Douthat, to Linda Smith. This cemetery is not yet presented on Findagrave.com, except I did added a couple of photos and main stone for someone to add the listings from that if they so desire.
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Dapo Osewa Aka Dapxin Is Dead
Sept 9, 2012 – Dapo Osewa Aka Dapxin Is Dead
Popularly known as Dapxin, London-based Nigerian techie, Dapo Osewa is dead. www.naijagists.com
He passed away in London on the 27th of July in a tragic train accident caused by a rush during London 2012 Olympics at the age of 31.
Dapo Osewa was born in Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria.
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Consumer Protection Law Questions? Ask a Lawyer Now.
I do have a follow-up question. My nephew is a 22-year old college student and not very business savvy. I told him to return to Santa Barbara Toyota, talk to the dealership manager, and simply attempt to return the vehicle based on the fact he received their 10-day letter. Thus far, the dealership has threatened to blemish his credit and report the car as a repossession if he returned it. I just want to know, is he within his legal rights to return the car this morning based on the 10-day letter? Is it true that he can not so unless he signs a rescission contract as claimed by their finance department?


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Arisaka Model 99
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"he gun is in great condition but the safety knob on the rear of the bolt has fallen out"
"I still have it but for the life of me cant get it back in. I cant slid the bolt out and from what i seen on line you can take it out once chamber is open"
Someone took the bolt our then took the bolt apart THEN could not get it back together (the bolt) then installed the bolt (I take liberty with the work 'installed') but, some how the bolt got back into the rifle, and there it stays.
Again, the Mauser type rifle does not allow the firing pin to rotate, the bolt housing rotates, THEN! the firing pin cams back on the rear of the bolt housing, so someone has to convince ligjhtfoot76 the bolt must be pulled back, to the rear to allow the bolt body to rotate, THEN he can pull the bolt stop out to release the bolt.
Again, I know of misinform gun owners (getting help from the Internet) that have cut the real of a bolt off to get it out. and some claim it is the strongest rifle in the world.
Purchase a Mauser 98, raise the bolt handle and observe the cocking piece, when the bolt handle is raised, the cocking piece moves straight back, the firing pin is installed in the cocking piece, if the cocking piece does not rotate the firing pin does not rotate, when the bolt handle is raised both the cocking piece and the firing pin move straight back, when fired both the cocking piece and firing pin move straight forward, the bolt sleeve does not rotate, the bolt sleeve is the one part that keeps all the parts of the bolt together 'NEATLY', the safety knob on the 7.7 keeps all the parts of the bolt together 'neatly' if the safety is not installed correctly or not installed at all the firing pin tries to rotate with the bolt housing, and that is as slow as I can type.
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Builtin Superheroes. Keynote: PyData Chicago 2016. August 28, 2016. [ screencast ]
Fear and Awaiting in Async: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the Coroutine Dream. Keynote: PyOhio 2016. July 30, 2016. [ screencast ]
Topics of Interest (Python Asyncio).
Python Concurrency From the Ground Up: LIVE!.
Modules and Packages: Live and Let Die! [ video. ]
Generators: The Final Frontier [ video. ]
Discovering Python.
Learn Python Through Public Data Hacking [ video ].
Python 3 Metaprogramming [ video ].
Python: A Toy Language.
Let's Talk About PyPy.
Low Level RPython.
Understanding RPython.
Embracing the Global Interpreter Lock (GIL).
In Search of the Perfect Global Interpreter Lock.
Using Python 3 to Build a Cloud Computing Service
for my Superboard II [PDF]. See the video.
Mastering Python 3 I/O (rev 2).
the Python GIL [PDF]. Watch the video.
Mastering Python 3 I/O.
Inside the New Python GIL [PDF].
Inside the Python GIL [PDF].
A Curious Course on Coroutines
and Concurrency.
Generator Tricks for Systems
Programmers, v2.0.
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Swig Master Class.
Writing Parsers and Compilers with PLY. [PDF]
WAD: A Module for Converting Fatal Extension Errors into Python Exceptions. [PDF]
Commodity Supercomputing with Python. [PDF]
Interfacing C/C++ and Python with SWIG [PDF]
Using SWIG To Control, Prototype, and Debug
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Eastview silences Bemidji bats to deny Jacks the state title
MINNEAPOLIS - Eastview touched Bemidji starting pitcher Ryan Hirt for a run in the bottom of the second and the Lightning made that tally stand up as it defeated the Lumberjacks 1-0 Monday in the Class 3A championship game at Target Field.
The loss denied the Jacks a state title and the outcome was the second time this year that a BHS squad had to settle for second place. Last fall the Jacks fell to Rocori in the championship game of the state football playoffs.
"We did so many things to stay in this game," said BHS coach Mike Fogelson. "We kept battling the entire way. We just couldn't manage to scratch that one run across."
The Lumberjacks, who fell to 23-3 on the year, managed only two hits off Eastview hurler Evan DeCovich: Cody Rutledge's single in the first and Mason Bellew's single in the fifth.
Those hits didn't produce a scoring threat but Sam Dwyer's walk to open the sixth did have Eastview's defense squirming.
Dwyer stole second but had to hold when Connor McNallan grounded to third. Dwyer did advance, however, on Nick Hovila's ground ball to short but the threat ended a batter later when Mitchell Hendricks, after fouling off three two-strike pitches, flied to center.
Defensively, Bemidji was on top of its game. In the fourth inning Dwyer caught a fly ball along the right field foul line and threw a strike to catcher Colin Leif to nail a runner trying to tag.
The infield also turned a pair of twin killings to keep the deficit at 1-0.
The Lightning scored its run on a double, sacrifice bunt and groundout. Except for that one inning, however, Hirt was in control.
"Once they scored that first run I told myself that I had to keep throwing strikes and let my defense keep Eastview off the board," Hirt said. "I really thought we would find a way to get at least one run."
But Bemidji never did.
"This hurts," Dwyer said after the game."We didn't think this was going to happen. It's a shame that such a good hitting team like we are all were cold on the same day.
"This is tough to take," Dwyer continued. "This was the biggest game of our lives and we couldn't find a way to win it."
NOTE: Bemidji had four players make the state tournament all-star team: Ryan Hirt, Mason Bellew, Collin Leif and Mitchell Hendricks.
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For the Cake Layer
- 0.5 (18 1/4 ounce) package white cake mix (about 2 cups dry mix depending on size)
- 1 egg
- 3⁄4 cup water
- 2 tablespoons flour
For the Cream Layer
- 8 ounces cream cheese, softened to room temperature
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 1 cup whipping cream (1/2 pint)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)
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- 4 cups fresh strawberries (can use frozen whole strawberries thawed)
- 1⁄4-1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1 (3 ounce) boxjello brand strawberry gelatin
- 1 (3 1/2 ounce) boxjello brand vanilla pudding mix (cook & serve)
- 1 1⁄4 cups water
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- To make the cream layer: Beat the whipping cream on high until soft peaks form; set aside. Beat the cream cheese until smooth and then gradually add the powdered sugar. Gently fold in the whipped cream until well incorporated.
- Spread over the cooled cake and refrigerate.
- To make the strawberry glaze: Slice the strawberries in half or quarters. Sprinkle the desired amount of sugar over the sliced strawberries, tossing to distribute the sugar and allowing the juices to run. Try to keep from over-smashing the berries. Set aside.
- In medium sauce pan over high heat add strawberry gelatin, vanilla pudding mix and water; bring to a boil. Stir constantly until thickened, about 5 minutes.
- Remove from heat and let the mixture stand about 10 minutes or cool enough to the touch.
- Spread or arrange the sweetened strawberries and juices over the cream layer and pour or gently spread the glazing mixture over the strawberry/cream cheese layer of the cake.
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In an era where the selfie reigns queen, standards on beauty and appearance are shifting from the hands of the media and advertisers to those of the consumers.
Luckily, there has been a surge of motivational beauty campaigns that are pushing to expand and redefine the definition of beauty by encouraging women to embrace and celebrate themselves from the inside out.
Celebrities in particular undergo intense scrutiny for the way they look both on and off the screen. From body shaming to photoshopped magazine covers, famous women fall victim to this vicious cycle more than men.
But rather than criticize, we shoud celebrate. We applaud these seven famous women for taking to their online social profiles to dispel myths of perfection. They're expanding the definition of beauty and body acceptance all in the name of self-love and well-being.
Dubbed one of the most influential voices for millennial women, Lena Dunham openly advocates for women's rights and health, with self-care being a big topic of interest for the co-creator of HBO series, Girls. Dunham uses her position of influence to openly share her views on the importance of self-care — whatever form that may take.
Social media rockstar, supermodel, cook enthusiast and wife to singer John Legend, Chrissy Teigen does not shy away from baring (and eating) it all on Instagram— even when it comes to introducing her stretch marks to her almost 3 million followers.
One look at history-making ballerina Misty Copeland's Instagram and you'll instantly be motivated to get moving. Even her stellar shots for her Under Armour campaign #IWILLWHATIWANT leave fans and followers in awe of her jaw-dropping flexibility and strength. However, Copeland will be the first to let onlookers know that "cute" is the word most removed from any professional ballerina's rigorous training.
From the White House to the gym, First Lady Michelle Obama never holds back when it comes to persevering and giving it her all. For her 'Let's Move' campaign, Obama hit the fitness streets of Instagram with the hashtag #GimmeFive (accompanied by one killer workout) to challenge Americans to prioritize exercise for overall well-being.
Breakout starlet of the year, Gina Rodriguez loves to flex her hardworking muscle in all aspects of her life and career and working out is no exception. A self-proclaimed boxing enthusiast, Rodriguez shares snippets of her workouts with her fans showing how much a challenge can push one's fortitude — mentally, emotionally and physically.
Self-proclaimed shopping addict, writer and actress Mindy Kaling showcases her daily outfits and glamours gowns on her Instagram, with the occasional photos of guilty pleasure's like red Starbursts. Notably, she showed off this monokini and emphasized that it's a suit that everyone can wear, shutting down dubious claims of swimsuits suiting certain body types.
WNBA pioneer, wife and mother Lisa Leslie uses her Instagram to document beautiful captures of everything from her children and husband to her #30DaystoTransformation challenge, but at the end of the day, Leslie knows the importance of shining with #nomakeup, touchups or filters.
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Looking for wholesome familiy television oh, say, about 9 pm on July 15? Then make sure not to tune into CNBC. The network will air "Porn: Business of Pleasure," hosted by Melissa Lee. The special, as touted by the network, will give viewers a look at the pornography industry. But if the marketing is a reliable indication, "Porn: Business of Pleasure" is nothing more than an attempt to normalize, and even promote, the porn industry.
According to a preview, those with qualms about pornography need to get over it. A voiceover explained how porn "is here. People want to see it." Over images of naughty nurses and various scantily clothed people, a female explained how she wanted to be sex symbol, and another voice said that "pornography has been around since the time of the caveman. It's not going anywhere." And that's just the preview.
The show will be much more than that. CNBC described it as "an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look inside the multibillion dollar pornography business, from the threats to its profitability to exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews with the industry's biggest stars to the one issue that could bring the adult industry to it's knees."
CNBC seemed to be trying to stir sympathy for the porn industry because it is suffering sales. The CNBC website featured a slideshow of what is to be expected on the 15th and one slide stated that "profits were under assault." After citing porn's traditional place at the forefront of technological evolution, CNBC said "a weak economy, piracy and free or cheap porn on the Internet" was harming the business.
Tough break for smut peddlers. But it's not as if the porn industry is the only industry with suffering sales. CNBC could have done a special about music or movies being pirated on the Internet, or suffering stagnant sales in the recession. Then it wouldn't have needed to warn viewers about sexual content and that viewer discretion is advised. But then it wouldn't have had as many viewers to warn.
In producing and marketing this special, CNBC was using porn to drive ratings. But it was also attempted to normalize the porn industry. It reassured viewers that porn "was once too taboo to talk about, but not anymore." Another slideshow preview featured "Passions" soap star Kelli McCarty. She was quoted stating that appearing in porn, "actually helped her mainstream career because of porn's growing acceptance."
Porn star Jesse Jane explained how, "It's a job and you have to treat it like a job. I'm a mom. I have a family. You know, I bought a house. You know, it's the way you pay your bills. And, there's a lot more that goes into it than just having sex on film, like everybody thinks."
While the preview made some quick references to porn, "Porn: Business of Pleasure" promises to be a salacious look at the pornography industry. It's no wonder that Charles Schwab pulled its' sponsorship from the program. If only the other sponsors would too.


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Members of the Watertown-Mayer High School student council are organizing a "Watertown Idol" event that is open to the entire community.
The event will be held Saturday, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m., at the Watertown-Mayer Performing Arts Center at the high school. Auditions for the event will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Jan. 14 and from 3-5 p.m. on Jan. 15.
Although auditions will be held, Watertown-Mayer Performing Arts Center Director Joyce Peterson said the auditions are meant largely to ensure all acts are appropriate, and to gauge how long the actual event will last.
"Pretty much everybody that auditions will be in the show," Peterson said. "We want to have as much community involvement as possible, because we want to bring as many people from community into the PAC as we can."
The event is being organized predominantly by Peterson and three members of the WMHS student council: Stefanie Maas, MacKenzie Farber and Ryan Michaletz. Though the event borrows its name from the popular singing competition on FOX, the organizers said this event is not a competition, and is not just for singers.
"It's not judged, and it's not a competition," Peterson said. "It's really just a talent showcase for the community and a fundraiser for the student council."
The talent show will be the first for the high school in a number of years. However, this one is believed to be the first that will be a community wide talent showcase.
"I definitely think it's a neat idea because we haven't had a talent show in a long time," Michaletz said. "If we reach out into the community, we'll be able to bring in more people, and it will be something people want to come to."
Tickets for the event will be $5 for adults and $4 for students. Tickets will be sold at the door.


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I can still remember when my parents took our family to the newly erected Swiss Temple, the first in Europe, to become a forever family. I was 16 then and the youngest of four children. We knelt together at the altar to be sealed on earth by the power of the priesthood, with a wonderful promise that we could be sealed for eternity. I will never forget this magnificent moment.
As a boy I was quite impressed that we crossed country borders to be sealed as a family. To me it symbolizes the way temple work crosses worldly boundaries to bring eternal blessings to all the inhabitants of the earth. The temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are truly built for the benefit of all the world.
President George Q. Cannon once said, "Every foundation stone that is laid for a Temple, and every Temple completed … lessens the power of Satan on the earth, and increases the power of God and Godliness." *
As the landscape of the world continues to become beautified with these sacred buildings consecrated to the Lord, it is my prayer that we will do our part in bringing heaven closer to earth by being worthy to hold a temple recommend and using it. As we do so, righteousness will surely increase not only in our lives and homes, but in our communities and throughout the world.
Making the World More Beautiful
When a temple is built, it increases God's power on earth and makes the world a more beautiful place. Color the picture. The foundation stones show some of the beautiful blessings you can receive in the temple. As you live worthily to go to the temple someday, each of these blessings can be yours!
A place of love and beauty
Baptism for people who weren't baptized while they were alive
A marriage that can last forever
Children sealed to parents forever
A place to learn about Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ
A worthy, obedient life
Getting a Temple Recommend
When you are 12, you can go to the temple to do baptisms for the dead. Boys need to hold the Aaronic Priesthood.
Have your parents help you make an appointment for an interview with your bishop or branch president.
Dress in Sunday clothes for your interview.
In your interview, your bishop or branch president will ask you about these things:
If you keep the Word of Wisdom and other commandments.
If you are honest with others.
If you believe in Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, and the prophets.
You don't have to be perfect to get a temple recommend. You just need to do your best to keep Heavenly Father's commandments.
Keep your recommend in a safe place and use it as often as you can.
Construction photograph by Jon Johnson, courtesy of the Eastern Arizona Courier; temple photo by John Luke; illustrations by Jared Beckstrand and Beth Whittaker
Can you believe there are 134 dedicated temples?
Temples are filling the earth!
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Earlier this week we began our breakdowns of the four Big Ten teams left in the NCAA tournament, more than any other conference in the country mind you. Luckily we get two matchups featured conference teams on each day of the tournament's 2nd week.
We spoke earlier about the Indiana vs. Syracuse game and now it's time for the night's first Sweet 16 matchup featuring a conference team and it comes in the strangest bracket of the 2013 tournament – the West regional – where only one of the top 5 seeds advanced to the Sweet 16, the 2nd seeded Ohio State Buckeyes. OSU will be going for their 11th win in a row since mid-February in this one.
This game has quite a few interesting layers as it's mentor vs. pupil when (2) OSU takes on (6) Arizona on Thursday night at 7:47pm ET on TBS. It also happens to be Arizona's attempt to get back to the "elite" of the college basketball world and a victory here could do that for them. It also means an interesting style matchup between two coaches who think a lot alike on how to play the game. So, where do we see this one coming down? Let's explore, shall we?
About Ohio State:
Record: 26-7 (B1G Tournament Champions)
Path in NCAA Tournament: 2nd round W (95-70 over Iona); 3rd round W (78-75 over Iowa State)
History w/ Arizona: 1-0 (12/29/71 last meeting)
About Arizona:
Record: 25-7
Path in NCAA Tournament: 2nd round W (81-64 over Belmont); 3rd round W (74-51 over Harvard)
Quick Analysis:
The whole mentor vs. pupil angle has been predictably played up big time heading into this matchup and as much fun as that can be to write about for some, that's not what we are interested in here. It's all about the players on the court. After all, coaches can't lace 'em up and hit shots or make decisions with the ball in their hands.
Yes, there is something to be said about the knowledge of what each other is like as a coach, but it goes both ways so to me it's a complete non-issue. What is an issue? How about the matchup between Mark Lyons of Arizona, who averages 25 points per game, and Aaron Craft, who is one of the best perimeter defenders in the country. Ohio State will need a way to hold Lyons below that season average if they are to win and expect Craft to be up to the challenge. He's proven it with that last second shot to clinch the win over Iowa State.
Arizona has hit 55% or better from the field in both of their trouncing's of opponents in the tournament so far, but they haven't run up against a team that plays defense the way OSU does. If they aren't hitting shots then this is the Buckeyes game for the taking, but if OSU's defensive efforts can't slow them down then consider the Wildcats a team of destiny in this West regional.
On the flip side there has to be some worry from the Wildcats perspective on how they stop DeShaun Thomas. He's a matchup nightmare for 'zona because he's big enough to pound you inside, but equally dangerous with his face to the basket hitting long range jumpers. Oh and if you try and guard him one on one he'll take you off the dribble too. The task of stopping Thomas will likely go to rangy and athletic big man Solomon Hill, who averages 13.3 points per game and just 5.4 rebounds per game. If he wants to stop Thomas from taking over the game he's got to at least stay even with him on the boards as well – no easy task.
When the final horn sounds on this game, look for the victor to be the one that won these two battles or at least kept it even between the two. If the latter is the case expect OSU to be in trouble, if the former is the case this one has Buckeyes written all over it.
Prediction: Ohio State 74, Arizona 66 – I see this game being super close, but Ohio State is one of the, if not THE hottest team in the country. Something woke up inside this team after it took a massive beating at the Kohl Center against Wisconsin in mid-February. Aaron Craft, Lenzelle Smith, Jr. and the always dependable DeShaun Thomas have been on top of their game as of late and as long as they stay there as a trio this team is hard to beat. While Arizona does pose a good challenge to the Buckeyes their firepower and defensive effort isn't nearly the same. Give me OSU in one of the more entertaining matchups this weekend.


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Vine, the six-second, looping video platform from Twitter, has just hired Hannah Donovan as the new general manager. Donovan has built her career in product and design leadership. Her most recent position was product lead at Drip, which was recently acquired by Kickstarter. Some exciting news: I'm joining @vine as GM in May! Absolutely thrilled and humbled to work with this team 🐯👊… Read More
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Ah, summer. A time of sunburns, beaches, and the occasional clothes-optional party. Girls in two-piece swimsuits, guys in flip-flops, and the radio always turned way, way up. Memories are made, fun is had, and the whole season sure beats the work-filled drudgery of the nine months that follow.
Of course summer isn't really summer until Time-Life cashes in on your sun-drenched nostalgia (naturally). Here, Time-Life (whose yearly release schedule is challenged only by Ryan Adams) takes it to the surf with Chasing the Sun: The Greatest Songs of Summer. Always the packaging geniuses, this three-CD/one-DVD set comes in a cute little mock-up cooler, but it's small enough that it can easily fit into a purse (or an abnormally-sized fanny pack). Of course, given that it's Time-Life, the set focuses largely on the hits of yesteryear—particularly the '60s—when the surf-music scene was prevalent. It features all of the usual suspects (nine of the 59 songs have the word "Summer" in the title, though the Beach Boys show up only three times), but where the set really shines is in selecting some left-field gems that truly outdo their more populist brethren.
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The first disc, simply entitled Surf, is just that: a series of surf-related songs. So, of course we get the Beach Boys' "Surfin' U.S.A.", the Surfaris' "Wipeout", and Dick Dale's "Miserlou" (aka that Pulp Fiction song). Yet thrown into the mix are some unexpected pleasures: the down-and-dirty pop-rock of the Ramones' "Rockaway Beach", the darker surf tones of the Chantays' "Pipeline", plus the laid-back surf vibe of "Surfer's Stomp" by the Marketts. Some of the inclusions are a bit repetitive, but at least they're interesting—if not solely for historical purposes (Jan & Dean were always classified as a cheap Beach Boys imitation, despite the fact that they had charting hits a full four years before Brian Wilson's crew ever did). Most surprising, however, is that even Phil Spector got in on the surf-rock fun, lending his producing talents to an old Jack Nitzsche instrumental called "The Lonely Surfer". It is a stunning mid-tempo number that's filled with orchestral strings and a rollicking, carefree melody. In the long run, it's moments like these that make these themed collectors boxes totally worth-while (well, that and the Rivingtons' "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow").
Hey, sad Casanova! Lookin' for love in all the wrong places? Here's something that'll give you a little edge: the second disc of this Chasing the Sun compilation. It's called Shag, you see? Sweet summer songs for that "uh" on a summer-night. A wella-wella-wella … what?! "Anna (Go to Him)" by Arthur Alexander? Did he really just sing the line "I still love you so / but if he loves you more / go to him"? Yes. Yes he did. Well … that was a buzz kill. Sorry, man. I'll just … sulk off now …
So maybe titling the second disc Shag is a bit misleading (and no, we're not talking about the dance craze of the same name). Oh sure, there's some happy feel-good tracks on here, but it's also got some serious numbers like Willie Tee's mournful "Walking Up a One-Way Street" and James & Bobby Purify's submissive ballad "I'm Your Puppet" that kind of bring the mood down a bit. There's no denying that these songs are good, but they're odd choices for the disc's theme, especially when contrasted with Betty Everett's "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)" or the Capitols' always-fantastic "Cool Jerk". This disc also features Jackie Wilson's "Whispers (Getting' Louder)", in which sounds like Jackie's vocals were recorded in a thin-walled bathroom (and no, this doesn't sound too great). One could even ask questions like "what does 'Build Me Up Buttercup' have to do with summer?"—and such inquiries would be completely valid. It can be argued, however, that answering such mysteries is almost tantamount to pointing out plot-holes in Michael Bay movies (which, incidentally, always get released in the summer as well).
Yet those puzzling flaws are practically forgotten when the final CD gets its spin. Christened Summer: 1950-1990, this disc features non-surf/non-shag songs that tie in directly to the theme of summer, and the sprawling scope easily makes it the most entertaining of the three. This vaguely-chronological set runs on a topic that's only vaguely-thematic, allowing us to put the DJ Jazzy Jeff/Will Smith jam "Summertime" right next to the feel-good bounce of "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina & the Waves (which itself is followed by the Jamies' immortal "Summertime, Summertime"). Plus, we get the Beach Boys' "Kokomo", the Go-Gos' "Vacation", the Lovin' Spoonful's "Summer in the City", Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea" … the list goes on. It's easily the most crowd-pleasing CD of the three, but it also manages to accomplish a feat that any good compilation should aspire to do: to be nothing more than a flat-out fantastic collection of great songs.
A documentary DVD, Liquid Stage: The Lure of Surfing, rounds out the set. It's only an hour long, and the exact kind of thing you'd expect to find on PBS some random afternoon. It's workman-like in nature, featuring interviews with various surfing forefathers throughout the year that gets spliced with pretty-good footage of guys catching big waves, but the whole project still doesn't compare to the likes of surf-doc heavyweights Step into Liquid or Riding Giants. Liquid Stage briefly mentions the surf-rock movement, but even then it only has Dick Dale on for a couple of minutes, and that's all. The whole thing is serviceable, but it certainly doesn't classify as "essential viewing" by any means.
As the sun sets on the last day of summer, college kids get ready for another school year, their parents wrap up their last family vacation, and autumn's cold beauty gradually slips into our streets and neighborhoods. There will always be other summers, but the summer song canon is a special thing that rarely gets messed with. While Chasing the Sun certainly has its flaws and missteps, it just might be the closest thing we'll have to a sand-sound time capsule. Why is it still relevant? Because unlike the summer itself, great songs never go away.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpfulDecember 29, 2009Reviewer: A customer in Missouri* As a diabetic, I am always looking for carbs that I can have as a side dish with meat or as a meal. I really love pasta and without Carba-Nada egg fettucine and roasted garlic fettucine I would not be having my any. You can make a good size side dish of this pasta and top it with a low carb sauce, and enjoy! There is very little difference between Carba-Nada and ordinary pasta. I just wish Al Dente would make more versions, macaroni, shells, etc. I would definitely buy them.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulMarch 05, 2011Reviewer: Stephanie in Maryland* I was a skeptic. In all my years of low-carbing I've been burned many times before. The cardboard of most soy noodles. The fishy gloop of Shiritaki noodles. And the fraud of the delicious, but ruins-my-diet Dreamfields pasta.
I've been quite pleased with the recent Fiber Gourmet pastas that have entered the marketplace, but this product is even lower in carbs. At 18 carbs a serving Carba-Nada won't blow your whole day and it's delicious. I was very impressed with the taste and texture. So much so, that I kind of want proof that the carb count is really what they say it is.
Very very good. This will become a staple.
September 11, 2017Reviewer: Susan in Virginia* I really like this pasta. It's hard to believe that it's low carb. I've really missed having pasta, other than whole wheat, so this has been a treat. Personally, I also think it's reasonably priced. I like each of the flavors, but the Lemon Pepper stands out. The lemon is subtle and the pepper is strong, which I like.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Lemon Pepper
September 10, 2017Reviewer: A guest* Superb. Great taste. For someone who hasn't had pasta in 9 months, wow. Is there really less carb than normal fettuccine? How do they do it?This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
September 03, 2017Reviewer: A guest* Delicious. I put in boiling water for only 4 min. as directed on package. So far I've had the egg and the garlic-flavored. This the best low-carb pasta I've tasted. Absolutely delicious. No peculiar taste, after-taste, or texture.
September 02, 2017Reviewer: Ruth A in New York* Easy way to a fantastic gourmet meal. The noodles taste the closest to homemade that I've found AND are low-carb! No odd aftertaste, just a good al dente fettuccine noodle.
September 01, 2017Reviewer: Helen in Minnesota* Great product for a weigh watchers member
August 08, 2017Reviewer: Barbara in Idaho* Taste is great, and I love that three-minute cook time.
July 20, 2017Reviewer: Tammy in Georgia* Love this pasta!
July 19, 2017Reviewer: A guest* This is my second go around buying this pasta and I am very pleased with their texture and flavor. Aside from their low carbs they fill the desire for pasta and don't raise my sugars...
July 09, 2017Reviewer: Laura in Virginia* I made the pasta for the first time on friday night for dinner...Even my fussy gentleman friend was impressed with how good it was.I added ragu 3 cheese sauce and made it mac and cheese,yum!!!
July 05, 2017Reviewer: A customer in Maryland* We buy this regularly and use with fresh basil and low-carb marinara sauces. Ready in 5 minutes!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Basil
June 24, 2017Reviewer: Debbie in Colorado* I want to be on a low carb diet to lose weight. I have never been successful because pasta is one of my very important comfort foods. This pasta has about half the carbs of regular pasta and I feel that I can enjoy them once a week without giving up too many carbs. They are very tasty and even my husband got on board with the low carb diet when he tasted these noodles! I am hopeful at last!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
June 21, 2017Reviewer: Jane in Missouri* I LOVE pasta! And even on Weight Watchers, you get a bigger portion of this than you do regular pasta for the same number of points, and it tastes WONDERFUL!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Basil
June 14, 2017Reviewer: John in Illinois* Great product for diabetics looking to lower carb and sugar intake.
April 18, 2017Reviewer: DEBORAH in Massachusetts* Absolutely love the Roasted garlic fettuccine. Finally found a low carb pasta that tastes GREAT!!!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
March 30, 2017Reviewer: Giselle in Arizona* I've tried the basil and egg fettuccine so far. They are just like fettuccine if not the closest thing to it. The flavor is good and have no weird after taste like a lot of the low carb products I buy. It really saved my pasta cravings lol.
March 30, 2017Reviewer: Ann in Pennsylvania* This is really a treat . Had it for dinner and a side. It is bit higher per serving than I prefer but for an occasional treat it is outstanding . I have not had any pasta in over 10 months and this product truly had the texture and taste. I simply served it with bitter garlic and some parm .cheese . Very good .This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
March 25, 2017Reviewer: Beth in Massachusetts* By far the best low carb pasta I've found!
February 27, 2017Reviewer: Sherri in Arizona* This low carb pasta is fabulous!! You can't tell the difference between this and regular pasta. Highly recommended!! Thank you for this awesome product!!ðThis review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
February 25, 2017Reviewer: Deborah in New York* This fettucini is saving this pasta freak's life. I adore these, you can dress them up in infinite ways. Thank you Carb Nada!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
February 03, 2017Reviewer: Thomas in Nevada* Have tried many different low carb pastas. Every one of them was TERRIBLE! Carba-nada fettuccine is awesome. I eat it almost every day. The flavor and texture is unlike any other low carb pasta. I'm a fan for life.
January 21, 2017Reviewer: lorene in Florida* The Best!! tried other pasta and none compare to Carb-Nada fettuccine. I use this for soups, spaghetti stroganoff , anything that requires pasta. The texture is great and the color is true and light.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
January 04, 2017Reviewer: Colin in North Carolina* Great product, al dente texture as though homemade pasta. Works great in chicken soup and mac and cheese!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
January 02, 2017Reviewer: A guest* Very tasty. One bag made a large enough amount that I can use it for 2 different meals. Will definitely order again.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
December 13, 2016Reviewer: Sarah in Texas* This stuff is amazing. My husband and I are both big time pasta lovers, and after he was diagnosed with diabetes, pasta was totally off limits in our household. Then we found this stuff. It's so, so good. I've made spaghetti with it, chicken parmesan, chicken alfredo, chicken pesto pasta... It may be low carb, but it tastes almost exactly like the real thing.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
December 06, 2016Reviewer: Larry in North Carolina* For a genuine low-carb products that can be used by diabetics you cannot beat carba-nada by the Al Dente. I have a very picky picky family and one member of this family can't stand something that doesn't taste just right and he enjoyed this product and didn't know the difference.
November 16, 2016Reviewer: Diane in California* I needed to find a low carb pasta after Atkins brand was no longer available. Carba-nada is terrific (I like it even better than Atkins), and it tastes just like regular pasta. It cooks very quickly, so keep an eye on it. I have tried the various flavors, but can't really tell the difference since I use sauce on it.
October 30, 2016Reviewer: GAYLE in Indiana* The best fettuccine [low carb] that I have found so far.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
October 20, 2016Reviewer: Debra in Pennsylvania* These are the best ever
August 24, 2016Reviewer: Joel in New Jersey* I am neither diabetic nor on Atkins. I do, however, try to keep my carbs under 50 and calories under 1500 which allows me (5'8" 165) to lose a little or at the worst maintain my weight. At 17 net carbs this product allows me to enjoy pasta once or twice a week without ruining my regimen. The taste and texture is certainly comparable to the regular pasta bought in the supermarket. At less than half the carbs of regular pasta it's well worth the extra cost to me. I do wish they made other types like penne or rigatoni for variety. They also should change their name. Obviously one should look at the nutritional information if one is on a severely carbohydrate restricted diet, but "Pasta Nada" as a name is misleading.
August 06, 2016Reviewer: Chad in Florida* This pasta is amazing I have tried all flavors and they are just great tasting.
July 04, 2016Reviewer: Andrea in Ohio* If the nutrition facts are ok for you then buy it. I wish it was a little lower in carbs, but it is so good. It did not taste any different than regular pasta. For the first time, I made fettucini alfredo and didn't need a nap. One serving is more than enough. I felt great after eating this and didn't notice any side effects. I am ordering a bunch more bags. I need cabinets full of it.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
July 04, 2016Reviewer: Karen in Florida* So happy to have noodles! These are really good, chewy but that's due to all the wonderful fiber in it : ) Carba-Nada is great!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
June 21, 2016Reviewer: Launa in Florida* Delicious and completely fills my craving for pasta. Texture is very similar to regular noodles. I topped it with a meat sauce and it was very filling.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
April 02, 2016Reviewer: Bethanne in South Carolina* Great flavor! Tastes very similar to high carb pasta. We were very pleased with the product. Thanks for providing such a good low carb pasta for all of us pasta lovers. So far we've tried the egg and the roasted garlic. Gonna give the lemon pepper a try. We had been making the Dixie club Skinni Linguinni for quite awhile and were loving that as well, but we cannot find it online anymore. This pasta is just as good.
March 23, 2016Reviewer: lisa in Illinois* Tastes just like normal pasta, but lots less digestable carbs.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
March 12, 2016Reviewer: RENEE in Michigan* These are the best tasting noodles. We have used the Egg, Basil and Roasted Garlic. My mother and I use these for Lasagna, Fettuccine Alfredo, soups, Macaroni and Cheese. They are very versatile and the texture is just like regular flat noodles. They remind us of the Kluski Noodles. We are both Diabetic and were so glad to discover these. Great product!!!
February 12, 2016Reviewer: Karoline in Texas* These noodles are THE BEST! I ordered both the garlic and basil, although I haven't tried the basil yet, I LOVE the garlic!! When you open the bag you can literally smell the garlic and you just know they're going to be good! They kind of remind me of a klusky noodle and when cooked they feel homemade. If you're trying to do low carb these are a great treat!
November 20, 2015Reviewer: A customer in New York* These noodles are really good especially when used in soups. Love this in my lemon dill chicken soup!
November 04, 2015Reviewer: Demetra in California* I had almost given up on trying low-carb pastas until this product! Absolutely delicious! It tastes just like regular pasta. I can now have pasta again! Even my daughter and husband, who are picky eaters, loved this pasta! It takes longer to cook than the directions indicate; I like mine slightly firm.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
October 30, 2015Reviewer: KATHRYN in California* These noodles are super good. By far the best Low Carb pasta I have ever eaten and believe me I have tried many others. Wonderful in chicken noodle soup or wherever else you would use noodles.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
September 13, 2015Reviewer: Elizabeth in Illinois* Delicious. Not grainy at all. perfect texture & flavor.
August 16, 2015Reviewer: Claudia in California* Wow very happy to have tried this pasta! It's really good. I will buy more for sure. I really miss pasta being Italian and all, used to having it at least once a week, so this is a great replacement for higher carb pasta. YUM!!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
July 16, 2015Reviewer: Bonni in Arizona* Absolutely loved this pasta. Actually prefer it over regular pasta! Used it for Italian, but now I really want to try it next for a chicken soup. Thrilled!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
July 03, 2015Reviewer: Chris in Nebraska* Being a type II diabetic who loves pasta, this was an awesome product. This pasta tastes like real pasta and does not adversely affect my blood sugar.
June 13, 2015Reviewer: Lee in Florida* These noodles taste and feel like regular semolina pasta and/or egg noodles! We used to own an Italian restaurant and know our pasta well. We buy the Fettuccine, Basil and the Fettuccine, Egg products. We have tried other similar products and none were remotely as good as these!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
March 09, 2015Reviewer: John in Minnesota* It's great to be able to have more than a tablespoon of pasta again without my blood sugar going through the roof. Only one comment: This pasta needs to be cooked longer than the 5 minutes recommended on the package. Cooking it for only 5 minutes does not result in Al Dente pasta, it is more Al Chrunche`. Other than that is tastes like normal pasta. Next time I will boil it for 7 minutes.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
March 04, 2015Reviewer: Jerry in Delaware* Good texture and taste, can't wait to try in other recipes.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
February 13, 2015Reviewer: A customer in Virginia* I'll add my voice to the chorus: this is a great pasta, and is reasonably low-carb. What a relief, I though I would have to say goodbye to pasta to stay healthy, but I can now enjoy a steaming plate a couple times a week!
December 01, 2014Reviewer: Sandra in California* The egg pasta was excellent. It's as close as anything I've tried compared to high carb pasta. I am going to buy the garlic version next. The price is very reasonable compared to other low-carb foods.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
November 22, 2014Reviewer: Chelsea in Massachusetts* OMG thanks for this product! I use it weekly and even my 9 year old absolutely loves it. It's hard to stay low carb day in and day out but this product makes it completely feasible. I serve it to everyone and no one suspects they are eating low carb- they keep telling me they appreciate me doing a "cheat night" on their behalf...mwah ha ha (evil laugh)... they are going low carb on MY behalf!!! Don't ask, don't tell baby.
November 09, 2014Reviewer: A customer in Illinois* This pasta does not look like traditional fettuccine. The noodles are like a thicker Klusky noodle. It was nice being able to have noodles in my chicken soup. I liked them and will buy again. Going to try the roasted garlic ones next.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
August 29, 2014Reviewer: Christee in South Carolina* Goodness, how I love these noodles. Even my rather picky non-low carb eating husband agrees these are delicious. Since we typically eat these with a bit of olive oil or butter, parmesan and fresh parsley, off flavors or textures would be pretty noticeable. We detect none. We've tried and like all the various flavors. Very satisfying and enjoyable!
June 16, 2014Reviewer: Kimberly in Ohio* I bought the egg noodles and the garlic flavored noodles. Both are absolutely amazing! Couldn't tell the difference between these and regular noodles. I made shrimp alfredo. Helps make being a diabetic a little easier.. doesn't raise my sugar.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
May 14, 2014Reviewer: Aleah in Texas* I'm on a low carb diet strictly for weight loss, not because of diabetes. I was skeptical to try this pasta, but decided to give it a chance anyway based on the reviews and I'm so glad that I did. In my opinion, it tastes just like egg noodles. The texture is slightly different, but not enough to really notice. I love to eat them with butter. They do need to cook longer than "normal" pasta. I don't eat them every day...maybe 1ce every 2 weeks, bc it is more carbs than I would normally allow myself at one meal, but it's nice to have them when I do want pasta or when the kids request spaghetti and meatballs. Definitely worth trying...I just ordered 3 more packages.
August 27, 2013Reviewer: Latif in New York* A+++++ THIS is the low carb pasta I have been searching high and low for! Taste is excellent! My husband didn't even know he was eating a low carb pasta and said he loved it! This will always be in my pantry from now on.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
June 02, 2012Reviewer: A customer in Idaho* These are THE BEST noodles I have ever had. I simply LOVE the ones with a hint of basil in them. Also, they hold up really well in sauces as well as in soups! I have reordered the basil and egg and plan on keeping a steady supply on hand in the future! I only wish they would come out with other types of pasta noodles besides fettuccine :(This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Basil
April 18, 2012Reviewer: Melinda in Indiana* So good!! I was iffy because I'm picky about my pasta. I don't care for "al dente" texture. I like mine softer. I cooked these for 7 minutes and they were perfect! I couldn't tell they weren't full-carb pasta. Granted these aren't technically low carb, but they are more fiber and 1/2 the carbs of regular pasta. The portion size is very large so you could even cut it back further.
Also I couldn't really tell that they had a garlic flavor, but I used it with spaghetti meat sauce. Would be wonderful with alfredo! They need more noodle shapes!!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
March 24, 2012Reviewer: Donna in Florida* Best pasta ever...
March 23, 2012Reviewer: Lisa in North Carolina* This pasta is so delicious. The texture is great too. It is so much like it's high carb rival that I never even think about the fact I am eating low carb. My husband loves it as well. As long as this is available, I will never buy high carb white pasta again. I just wish they made it in lasagna and macaroni noodles!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
February 17, 2012Reviewer: Jessica in Connecticut* LOVE these noodles! Great substitute for the real thing with way less carbs!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
June 09, 2011Reviewer: Tara in Louisiana* My daughter loves these better than any other pasta and asks me for the "low carb" pasta since I bought these. Great pasta that fits in my diet.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Basil
June 05, 2011Reviewer: Kirstin in Illinois* I made fettuccine alfredo with these for my daughter and we both were thrilled with the results. Tastes great and my daughter didn't know they were low carb. Will be buying again!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
April 21, 2011Reviewer: Amber in California* Awesome. No difference between this and regular high carb noodles. This is a great find, and not many stores carry it. I wish they made more varieties - like penne, fusilli, farfalle, and most of all lasagna!! :(
April 09, 2011Reviewer: Judy in Texas* This product is absolutely awesome!! I have used this fettuccine with home made, white clam sauce and you can not tell a difference from using high carb, store bought fettuccine.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
March 19, 2011Reviewer: Hilary in Florida* This pasta is worth the price if you want low-GI pasta. It has a nice firm texture and great flavor. Nobody would know it was low-carb unless you tell them. Will definitely be ordering more of this!
February 05, 2011Reviewer: A customer in Michigan* This product doesn't effect my blood sugar or allergies like regular pasta. I am able to have chicken soup WITH the noodles now.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Basil
September 08, 2010Reviewer: Taryn in Connecticut* I bought these from Netrition as recommended on the food blog Peanut Butter Fingers, and boy oh boy -- maybe the best online purchase I ever made!
These noodles are AWEsome and beyond that, guilt-free. They are a perfect substitute for ultra carby fettuccine! I paired them with shrimp and broccoli to made a delicious fettuccine alfredo. After the water started boiling, the noodles were ready in 5 minutes flat. They taste delicious, one of those foods I would eat even if it wasn't healthy! I tried the egg kind just to play it safe, but I can't wait to get my hands on the roasted garlic flavor! Mmm MMM!This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
September 07, 2010Reviewer: Kenneth in California* This is the best pasta I have found anywhere; also the best fiber numbers and net carb. This is so good my family likes it and does not give me the usual: Why do you eat cardboard!" Great product! All of them are great, but I especially like the egg and Lemon Pepper ones.
June 03, 2010Reviewer: Denise in Oklahoma* All of the Carba-Nada Fettucine's are fantastic. If you are looking for a low carb option whether you are a diabetic or just watching your waistline, this is the product you are looking for.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Lemon Pepper
May 07, 2010Reviewer: Terry in Pennsylvania* Thank you for making this product !!! Not only does my husband love them but the whole family enjoys them as well. They cook up just like egg noodles without any mush and in soups they are terrific!
September 16, 2009Reviewer: Barbara in Oklahoma* This has become a staple for us. I love all of the flavors and how quickly it cooks. The taste and texture are perfect. Having diabetes and eating low carb go hand in hand for me. The reduced carbs in this pasta keep my blood sugar from spiking. Typically I will eat this with a bit of butter on it along with grilled fish or chicken and a big salad. Can't get any better than that!
August 08, 2009Reviewer: Luna in New York* Absolutely delicious! I made a pasta primavera tonight using the basil fettucine, black olives, capers, sliced tomatoes, sliced red bell pepper, cauliflower, shallots, white wine, and olive oil, and it was fantastic.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Basil
August 06, 2009Reviewer: Deborah in New Jersey* Missing pasta so much, although this isn't low carbs, it is lower than other pastas. It was wonderful with my shrimp scampi, light, perfect al dente. I cannot stomach the taste of soy so it was a wonderful alternative, son and husband loved it as well. I will be trying it next with a clam sauce....I wish they had other forms........bow ties, or penne.....great product for us low carbersThis review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
November 16, 2016Reviewer: Jack in Ohio* I like these as a way to still have a little pasta in my life. It isn't a wonderfully low carb noodle but it is a much better choice than traditional pastas if you're trying to stay low carb. We use it sparingly for an occasional meal about every other month. When we get the feeling it's just been too long since we had some comfort food. The taste and texture is a little different than what we grew up eating. But what we grew up eating made us obese and diabetic..... this is really good as an occasional replacement.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
February 29, 2016Reviewer: wendy in Ohio* I purchased the Egg Noodle version and was very pleased with the taste of the product. The flavor was very much like a traditional noodle and the texture is exactly as named Al Dente. I cook mine for 4-5 mins and they come out perfect every time. The only reason I am giving this product 4 stars instead of 5 is that I wish it was lower in carbs. 17 net carbs per serving is a little high for me but the flavor and texture are well worth it for the occasional Italian treat. Also, compared to some of the other LOW CARB pastas this one has the best price.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Egg
August 25, 2017Reviewer: L in Maryland* Just okay...a bit pasty
July 02, 2017Reviewer: Sherry in California* The taste was fine. It raised my blood sugar by 50 points. Probably should eat 1/4 of what it says.This review is specific to Carba-Nada Fettuccine, Roasted Garlic
April 26, 2017Reviewer: JAMES in New York* With a name like Carba-Nada, one expects zero (nada) or very low carbs. This product has 17-18 net carbs per 2 oz. serving. A whole day's worth of carbs in one serving! The marketers deliberately put a big 3 in a circle near the bottom of package which is how all others advertise their Net Carbs at a glance. Only the 3 is not the net carbs; it's the number of minutes to boil. Regular Barilla Fettuccine has 40 net carbs per 2 oz. serving, so this is just reduced carb at a price premium of 300% cost.
Netrition clearly states the net carbs in their text description. Good for them and bad for me to fall for Carba-Nada deceptive packaging. The pasta isn't even that good. Eat half the real thing or pay 300+% premium for sub standard taste for the same net carbs.


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SMILES were planted on the faces of schoolchildren and teachers as a memorial garden was opened in honour of a former pupil.
The Brad Baldwin Memorial Garden was opened at the Basildon Upper Academy, inWickford Avenue, Pitsea, by his family yesterday while his friends and former teachers proudly looked on.
Happy-go-lucky Brad was just 16 when he died in February last year, after battling Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Gary Smith, head of the Upper Academy, said the teenager had an impact on many people's lives and "never complained" despite being in pain and discomfort on a daily basis.
He explained the garden is a fitting tribute to Brad, who loved gardening, spiders and had a lot of knowledge about plants.
He said: "We wanted the garden to be right at the heart of the school, so the students can access it whenever they want a place of peace and tranquility."
The centrepiece of the garden is an acer tree, which was one of Brad's favourite plants, along with giant daisies.
It also features a special plaque unveiled by his mum and step-dad, Lisa and Sid O'Flynn, and balloons were released into the sky by his sister Danielle, 11, and twin brothers Jake and Luke, six.
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A huge tribute by staff and pupils followed Brad's death. A badge was created from a design he had drawn of his pet tarantula, Bubbles, and was sold to students and staff for 50p to raise money in his memory.
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Yota Devices, which gained acclaim at CES 2013 for their dual-display Android Yotaphone featuring an e-ink display on the backside of the AMOLED display, has announced that they will work with Singapore's Hi-P to produce the device, with a scheduled release date in mid-2013.
In a press release sent out early Wednesday Morning, Yota Devices announced that they will be working with Singapore's Hi-P to manufacture their Yotaphone, and that they will be opening an Asian sales office in Singapore as well.
For those of you that don't know, the Yota Phone was announced in December, but first really came into the spotlight gained during January's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) where it garnered Cnet's "Best of CES" award for phones, beating out more well-known competitors like Samsung, LG, and HTC. What makes this Android phone so special compared to the dozens of others?
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