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I've been a fan of Lindsey's for awhile. Even did a product review (her stuff is great- check it out here). She started featuring her best friend Nicole a few months ago and I thought about selling my house and moving to their neck of the woods. Ok- so I like it where I am- but between the two of them, they are beyond talented.
Anyway, long ago I saw this post. LOVED it then. And then Just a Girl featured it last week. LOVED it again. They did a tutorial. Got me thinking.
And here's what I decided- I would make my own digital version, send it off to get it printed onto canvas- a big giant canvas (by that I mean I would save it as a jpg like I would any other picture and have it printed directly onto the canvas. Make sense?). Hang it on the wall. Done.
I have an online canvas place that I've used several times now. Inexpensive & good. Check them out here.
Here's my version:
So….what do ya think?
I'll post a pic of the finished product
when I get it back from the canvas people.
{I mainly used this kit from Shabby Miss Jenn}
p.s. I admittedly "reused" some of Nicole's rules.
I hope she doesn't mind. :)


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Soon after violence broke out in Libya in February 2011, hundreds of thousands of people fled to neighboring countries, with the greatest number arriving in Tunisia. Along the border, Red Crescent volunteers greeted the initial droves of migrant workers and provided them with first aid, shelter, food, blankets, clean water, sanitation services, and phone calls to loved ones until they could make arrangements to return to their homelands. To support these efforts, the American Red Cross also led teams of Red Cross and Red Crescent workers from around the world to build and support a tent community in Tunisia for families escaping the violence across the border.


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It's late in the afternoon, the lights are on, classic rock is playing in the background and a few casually dressed patrons gather for a beer.
It's not the Tequila night club that most people are familiar with.
But by Friday night, the space is magically transformed - a red carpet is rolled out, music is pounding and the VIP list is finalized.
"We have lots of prep to do, lots of ordering. (We worry) about everything from staff to liquor to guest listing," said Simon Papadopoulos, owner and operator of the bar.
Papadopoulos and his partner Bryan "Chunk" Pawlachuk transformed the location on 33rd Street and Idylwyld, two-and-a-half years ago to fill a void in Saskatoon's night life.
"There's no doubt when we built the club that it was to bring something to Saskatchewan that was never done before," Papadopoulos said.
The self described "single socialite" noted that the high-end service, musical acts and celebrity appearances give Tequila a respected reputation.
Producers at Fahrenheit Films saw first-hand the craziness of life inside and outside of the club and pitched the idea for a six-part documentary.
But Papadopoulos said the series, which will air on City TV this fall, is real life and unscripted.
"People are going to see anything from girls dancing on the bars and drama being caused between staff and girls and customers and guys."
The staff members will add a lot to the show.
"There are nights where I'm doing my cash outs and I have some of my gals crying in my office," Papadopoulos said.
In recent years, shows like The Real World and Jersey Shore have capitalized on an appetite for watching 20-somethings bare all of their alcohol fuelled decision making on camera.
"I think everything that happens in terms of the party is very entertaining, I know it's entertained me for two and a half years," Papadopoulos said.
The owner will have a camera crew follow him 24 hours a day to get a sense of what his life is like.
"These people are going to know everything in and out of my place, my bedroom, my work," he said.
The mini-series will be filmed between now and April. When camera crews are in the bar, signs will be posted to keep patrons in the loop. Anyone who speaks on camera will be asked to sign a waiver, Papadopoulos explained.
So far there have been a few casting calls and the crew has considered asking to bring back former staff members.
Papadopoulos said he's very proud of Tequila and hopes that the show will put Saskatoon on the map.
"Even when we go away and we're in L.A. or we're in Miami … we're always proud to say we have that one bangin' club in the middle of the country that everybody talks about."
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The labor dispute that caused Carnegie Hall to cancel its opening night gala this week has come to an end. The company says it's reached an agreement with the stagehands union.
Under the deal, the union will have limited jurisdiction over Carnegie Hall's new Education Wing that will open next year. That was the sticking point that caused the strike.
It was the first strike in Carnegie Hall's history since it opened in the late 19th century.
Carnegie says all concerts will proceed as scheduled. The New York Pops will take the stage at the Stern Auditorium Friday night.


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The non-git version in Archlinux' repo does not support armv7h, just like any other Archlinux package. It's not an official architecture.
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The-Compiler commented on 2017-03-21 05:21
rotsix commented on 2017-03-20 22:53
Hi, why no armv7h support in PKGBUILD ? the non-git version is in repos, and armv7h support it. Thx to add it
The-Compiler commented on 2015-11-12 08:08
The package is fixed again (by removing the patch) now - sorry for the delay!
klesk commented on 2015-10-27 19:30
I get following error;
==> Starting prepare()...
patching file config.sh
Hunk #1 FAILED at 110.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file config.sh.rej
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in prepare().
==> ERROR: Makepkg was unable to build newsbeuter-git.
The-Compiler commented on 2015-09-18 17:00
Should be fixed now - thanks!
Dragonlord commented on 2015-09-18 16:49
I guess you can reuse these:
The-Compiler commented on 2015-09-18 11:18
There is an upstream bug here:
I'll write a patch with the suggested solution and update the package later today.
tomxtobin commented on 2015-09-18 11:15
I can't run or rebuild newsbeuter-git since the update to ncurses 6:
$ makepkg
==> Making package: newsbeuter-git 1710.c085077-1 (Fri Sep 18 07:13:37 EDT 2015)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> Retrieving sources...
-> Cloning newsbeuter git repo...
Cloning into bare repository '/home/tomxtobin/repo/aur/newsbeuter-git/newsbeuter'...
remote: Counting objects: 12443, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (34/34), done.
remote: Total 12443 (delta 18), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 12409
Receiving objects: 100% (12443/12443), 9.01 MiB | 1.64 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (6885/6885), done.
Checking connectivity... done.
==> Validating source files with sha1sums...
newsbeuter ... Skipped
==> Extracting sources...
-> Creating working copy of newsbeuter git repo...
Cloning into 'newsbeuter'...
==> Starting pkgver()...
==> Updated version: newsbeuter-git 1728.e425e3e-1
==> Starting build()...
Checking for package sqlite3... found
Checking for package libcurl... found
Checking for package libxml-2.0... found
Checking for package stfl... found
Checking for package json... not found
Checking for package json-c... found
Checking for package ncursesw5 using ncursesw5-config... not found
You need package ncursesw in order to compile this program.
Please make sure it is installed.
You can download ncursesw from here:
Checking for package libcrypto... found
One or more dependencies couldn't be found. Please install
these packages and retry compilation.
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
The-Compiler commented on 2015-08-18 14:53
Same here - unfortuntely I don't have the time to track this down. Thanks for the link, I subscribed there.
mykhal commented on 2015-08-18 14:50
It memory-leaks as hell, for me. The same with official archlinux package (version 2.9 currently).
Here is an interesting related discussion: https://github.com/akrennmair/newsbeuter/issues/119


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re: the GS400 - From a dead stop it would be a good race but I think you'd get the jump on him for the first couple of gears and he'd have to try and reel you in - which I don't think he could in time...
From a roll on the freeway - I think we would get slaughtered... Those cars can really push you back in your seat once inertia is taken out of the equation. :-)
I worked as a wrench and eventually a service consultant at a Lexus dealership for 4 1/2 years so I got to "test" a fair number of the cars that made it through there.
Believe it or not, the luxo-barge LS400's of yore could really blitzkrieg down the highway if you felt like it too. Scary stuff when those ~4500 lb. cars are bookin' it on the 4-lane!
Also, if you managed to get him on a twisty road the GS400 would be meat. Those things are cruise missiles - not canyon carvers like the WRX is. That might be a suggestion. :-)


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My name is Joseph Kariuki. I am from Kenya (East Africa). I am a junior majoring in Aerospace Engineering. Raised in Africa, we would climb trees to watch birds and lookout for airplanes; they stirred a fire in me that still burns till today. I am passionate about flying and robotics. In my free time you will find me with a camera taking pictures of Mother Nature, dancing, listening to music, skateboarding and reading. I am very excited to join this amazing team to empower children to become great people and to show them they can become whoever they want. I love working with kids, as I try to inspire them, I find them inspiring me with their enthusiasm and creativity. I look forward to this year being a life changing and exciting experience full of learning.
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How do you write a biography about a 900 year old Time Lord?
It can't be easy, considering Edmund Morris spent a decade writing three 600-page books on President Theodore Roosevelt and Roosevelt died when he was just 60 years-old! Yet, writer Paul J. Salamoff is going to give it a shot with my old buddies at Bluewater Comics with his upcoming bio-comic on the "Doctor Who" phenomenon.
To celebrate the success of the DW-Time Zone column, we are presenting this interview of our new friend. Salamoff talks about comic books, screenwriting, his own graphic novel, owning his own TARDIS console and "geeking" out with Steven Spielberg over the good Doctor.
QUESTION: First, thanks for hanging out with us. You are our first official interview for the DW-Time Zone! Let's take this back, how did you get into Doctor who?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: Well, when I grew up in Massachusetts I used to watch "Doctor Who" on WGBH, which was Channel 2.
And my first memory was a black and white episode about the Silurians and it scared the crap out of me! [LAUGHS] However, my father got me into it, and, gradually I became obsessed with the show.
I was so obsessed that I would buy all the toys or the books I could get my hands on. I even built my own life-size K-9. When I moved to Los Angeles in 1989, I still kept the torch alive.
QUESTION: It's amazing how the special effects in "Doctor Who" (around 1973) are terrible, but the stories are amazing, but you have something like "Star Wars Episode I" and all anyone talks about is terrible Jar-Jar Binks.
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: Special effects are to be used to serve the story. It seems that if a story is more compelling and the characters are well written, fans can forgive the poor special effects, but if it is the other way around, it does not work so well.
The bad effects are what made "Doctor Who" even more endearing, and because of the bad effects, the writers really had to punch up the story to keep the viewer.
QUESTION: What do you think makes "Doctor Who" so compelling?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: The premise of "Doctor Who" is a premise that works today as it did in the 1960s. It crosses every type of genre and each story is always unique. It can be hard science fiction or hard fantasy.
Either way, there is something for everyone.
QUESTION: How did you get into comic books?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: I started out in the entertainment industry as a Special FX Make-UP Artist and wound up doing that for the first 14years of my career. But I had other passions as well and during that early part of my career, I taught myself how to be a Screenwriter. I love doing different things because it keeps life fun for me. So many people pigeonhole themselves into one aspect. My opinion is the more you can do the more hire able you're going to be. It must be working, because I have been in the industry for 22 years now and still going strong.
QUESTION: How did you get involved with Bluewater Comics?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: I had been a screenwriter for a number of years and many of the scripts I had written could be turned into comic books. I got in touch with Darren Davis at Bluewater Comics and he said no to the ideas, but asked if I would be interested in writing "Roger Corman Presents Black Scorpion" in a way similar to the "The Dark Knight Returns."
I pitched a script and submitted it to Roger Corman and both Corman and Bluewater approved it.
QUESTION: What else had you done after that?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: Well, I also did a number of issues of "Vincent Price Presents…" and then I was given the opportunity to write "Logan's Run." When that was given to me I lost my mind! [LAUGHS]. I was a huge fan of the movie and series of books written by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson.
QUESTION: So how did you get a chance to do the bio-comic on "Doctor Who"?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: Bluewater Comics has been doing a slew of bio comic on politicians, actors and the like and Darren knew I was a huge Doctor Who fan, so he asked if I was interested in doing one on the Actors who played "The Doctor". The first issue would focus on four of them.
We decided on Matt Smith (The current incarnation), Paul McGann (The Eighth Doctor), Tom Baker (the Fourth Doctor) and William Hartnell (the First Doctor) and there will also be a trade paperback expanded edition which will feature one more Doctor, but I will keep that a secret for now. No Spoilers! [LAUGHS]
QUESTION: It is amazing how "Doctor Who" has gone from being a cult show to becoming a full-fledged mainstream show.
Add to the fact, it is amazing at who is a "Doctor Who" fan. I mean Matt Groening of "The Simpsons" will slip in a Tom Baker-looking character every so often.
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: Oh yeah! In fact, I was producing a video for the upcoming Ubisoft Video Game based on "The Adventures of Tintin" which was written by Steven Moffat [the current "Doctor Who" show runner] and I interviewed Steven Spielberg, the executive producer/director of the movie.
Before the Interview, he said to me one of the reasons why Moffat was hired to write "The Adventures of Tintin" was because of "Doctor Who." I have to tell you, it was cool to geek out with Steven Spielberg about "Doctor Who." [LAUGHS].
QUESTION: I bet. Spielberg was one time involved with the production of what would become the 1996 "Doctor Who" movie with Paul McGann as the Doctor.
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: Yeah, he was. In fact, I actually own the TARDIS console from that movie.
QUESTION: How did you get your hands on that?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: I produced a movie called "Cemetery Gates" and the boyfriend of the make-up artist' on the movie owned the prop company that had the TARDIS console. He was looking to get rid of it and so he sold it to me for next to nothing.
QUESTION: He wanted to get rid of a TARDIS console? Wow!
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: I know! Talk about lucky. In fact, I live down the street from Daphne Ashbrook, who played the companion to the Doctor in the 1996 movie. I told her, "Anytime you want to come down and relive the memories you are more than welcome to.
QUESTION: I really should ask, what do you think of the current actor playing the Doctor? You must have some sort of special insight after having written about Matt Smith.
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: I loved David Tennant and he was amazing, and so when Matt Smith was brought on I was like "Oh c'mon, who is this guy?" But ten minutes into the show, I was hooked. Matt Smith is phenomenal. I love Tennant but I am amazed at how effing good, Smith is!
QUESTION: Before we close, I wanted to ask about your own personal graphic novel "Discord." Could you tell us what that's about?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: This is a new original graphic novel and I am really proud of it. It's the story of a superheroes team, like the X-Men or Avengers, and they crash land on an alien world while fighting one of their enemies and they are all killed. Bits and pieces everywhere. The indigenous life forms on the planet come out of the woodwork and are curious about all the parts. So they collect the usable remains and assemble what they think is a person and resurrect him.
The main character wakes up to discover that not only is he made up of parts of his fallen teammates but also parts of his enemy. He is this Frankenstein-ian creation and now he has to deal with the ramifications of this. It's all about loss of identity and how one defines themselves as a hero.
QUESTION: What sort of response have you gotten for it?
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: The response by the critics and the fans has been overwhelmingly positive with one reviewer comparing it to "Watchmen". It is endorsed by Jim Krueger, Rick Remender, Eric Wallace, Tony Lee and William F. Nolan to name a few and Eisner Winner Mark Waid (Boom's "Irredeemable" and DC's "Kingdom Come") wrote the introduction.
QUESTION: Well, we look forward to seeing it! Paul, thank you so much for your time! We have had a blast.
PAUL J. SALAMOFF: Thank you. I enjoyed it too.
For more information, visit Paul J. Salamoff's site at www.PaulSalamoff.com and join his Fan Page.
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This will be a great sound system
I am planning to Build rod eliots projects 3A(60W-100w amplifier),88(preamplifier),09(linkwitz riley crossover). Will these projects work well together. I am going to use the amp for 60W amplification which i will have bi-amped.
Does any one who has built these projects have an tips or had any problems with them. This will be me first time building an amp,preamp,crossover they all look fairly straitforward I have access to a etching tank and some realy good software for making artwork.
How much is this whole lot likly to Cost.:scratch:
IMO they will fit perfectly togheter. I've built the active crossover and it worked very well the first time. Use good quality cap in it or else it will not work as expected.
Since your starting you should start by the simplest one first.
For the cost this is hard to estimate. depend on what you have on hand and the deal you can get.
How much did it cost you:confused:.
There are two places were I can get the the stuff, maplins and or this little shop that is sells electronics +they can give you good advice on which parts are best and are honest.
Hmm not muxh but I was already having the component so...
Somewhat less than 20USD for the board only.
I think I got it wrong when I said Bi-amped:ashamed:. I thought it meant were you have an amp for the left and right speakers rather than an amp for each speaker.
The more i think about it the more a think that doing this wouldn't be a bad idea:idea:. Are there any real addvantages in your eyes of doing this?.
Is it possible to run the ampes off a single power source?
please dont purchase all the components from maplins, they are oftern over priced. - for example a 300va transfermer costs £32 but from rapid eletronics it costs £19 and is better quality, for a rapid eldtronics cataloge plese phone 01206 751166 unfortunatly it will cost £4 but you will get the money back if you order stuff over £30.
i used them for almost everything since i found out about them
as for using two amplifiers from a single power sorce, yes you CAN do this, but many people belive seperate powersupplies (one for each amplfier) sounds better, and is more convinanit it you plan to put the ampliflers in sepertate boxes.
you will need to double the current produced by the powersupply in oder to power both ampiflers.
Fezz do you know if There are any rapid electronics outlets in east anglia. I am a Bit reluctant to buy from mail order catolags since i have had a lot of trouble with them in the past.
Does rapid electronics have an online catolog of every thing or is it just a small amount of what they actually sell.
Thanks for telling me that they over charge.
Yup teir is alot of advandage to bi-amping. Difference is sound qality is very noticable especially on less than ideal system.
I reccomand rod'S article on bi-amping.
got to the article section.
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Hi Fezz, do Rapid Electronics sell the exotic stuff like Black Gate caps?
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Tom J, may I humbly suggest my site, Decibel Dungeon which should be of help to you in getting started on your project.
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John Nance "Cactus Jack" Garner was vice president under Franklin D. Roosevelt. He observed that the vice presidency was about as satisfying as "a pitcher of warm spit." Cactus Jack also declared that New Deal-era Montana Senator Burton K. Wheeler possessed the single most important attribute of a senator: "guts."
We now have a government of gutless gridlock. Our president is hesitant, indecisive and clueless as a leader. Democratic and Republican finger-pointing has become a pointless game as the public increasingly realizes that both sides are more interested in short-term political gain than long-term solutions that would require some guts. Judging from the 14 percent approval rating of Congress, the people's understandable short-term solution would be to give all the finger-pointers the finger, and start over.
Late last year, President Obama's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility presented a plan to the public for how to slow the growth of the debt and begin to reverse it. The commission is co-chaired by former Wyoming Republican Sen. Allan Simpson and former Clinton chief of staff Erskine Bowles, a Democrat.
The Simpson-Bowles Commission, as it is commonly called, is recommending a set of proposals that aren't radical. If followed, they would result in the U.S. government still spending 60 percent of GDP by 2023, down from nearly 100 percent now. If followed, the Simpson-Bowles recommendations would cause some pain, but would make it possible for our current system to sustain itself in more or less its current form beyond the next generation.
The plan is too comprehensive to present here, but it envisions cutting military forces in Europe and Asia by one-third. It would freeze federal employees' pay for at least three years, and reduce cost-of-living increases for Social Security. It would also raise the age for full Social Security benefits from 67 to 69 by 2075. It would reduce farm subsidies and foreign aid.
Among its revenue provisions would be the elimination of the mortgage interest deduction and the earned income tax credit. It would raise the tax on gasoline by 15 cents a gallon.
Predictably, Democratic House Leader Nancy Pelosi has called Simpson-Bowles "simply unacceptable." Not surprisingly, National Taxpayers Union boss Grover Norquist has sharply criticized it as well.
The latest gutless avoidance gimmick now being foisted on the public by one faction of finger-pointers is the so-called balanced budget amendment to the Constitution. One wonders why modern day "constitutionalists" have not been more outraged by this. Such a contrivance, once in the Constitution, would place the interpretation of it, and with it the ultimate "power of the purse," in the hands of the unelected judiciary.
Polls show the frustrated American people have lost confidence in our elected leadership to the extent that they might accept such a an amendment. In truth, it would be the abandonment of our republican form of government.
Our country is in crises. Hard choices confront us. Our debt problem has been looming large for a decade. It is now a clear threat to our economic survival. Our president blames, dodges and dithers instead of leading. Congress finger-points and disappoints with inadequate actions and gimmickry. We don't need to remove our social safety net or dismember our Constitution to directly deal with our national debt problem. What we need is leaders with guts. Montana Sen. Max Baucus is now in a key position to show he has what his Montana predecessor, Sen. Wheeler, apparently had plenty of. Now's the time to show you've got 'em, Max. You could save the country.
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To maintain the laptop's sleek edges most of the connectivity can be found at the back, where we have chromed headphone and microphone jacks, two USB ports, HDMI and VGA for video connectivity and finally a Gigabit Ethernet jack. As with the 1008HA, the only connectivity to be found on the UX50V's side (a memory-card reader and third USB port) is hidden behind a small plastic flap. Because this is something you'll likely be using a lot, there is some concern about the flexible plastic hinges wearing, but we guess that's the price you pay for style.
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Mitt Romney is for jobs. Mitt Romney is against those who receive welfare benefits but refuse to work. Mitt wants to "restore a culture of good hard work" and wants to restore a culture which encourages people to get jobs. When Mitt makes such comments it leaves one wondering on which planet is he living. There are five people seeking to the same job. Ask any graduate in teacher education if she can find a teaching position.
Mitt, the reason people are seeking welfare of food stamps is because THEY CANNOT FIND A JOB! To make matters worse, Mitt came out against tax credits for wind power which sent Iowa Republicans into a state of fury. Iowa has more wind energy jobs than any other state.
Mitt was raised in a culture in which you take over a company, fire everyone, rehire at lower wages and sell the damn place and make money.


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- 4 medium onions, cut lengthwise, sliced thin
- 6 slices bacon
- 1 cup ricotta cheese
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
Crisp bacon and caramelized onions make perfect partners in this craveable, savory tart.
Why Try? This tart is a terrific appetizer to serve at a big party. It is easy to make and it eats as good as it looks.
Foodie Byte: • The entire tart can be prepared ahead of time. Parbake the shell, caramelize the onions, and make the ricotta cheese mixture a day in advance, then assemble at the last minute and pop into the oven. It also holds very well in the refrigerator for warming up later. Parbaking simply means you partially bake the shell then finish it off after it is fully assembled. • Cutting the raw bacon slices before frying will give them a more curled look for a better overall appearance.
- Preheat oven to 425°F.
- Unroll piecrust; press into a dark coated 8-inch tart pan. Parbake shell for 10 minutes. Let cool.
- Lower oven to 350°F.
- Cut raw bacon slices into cubes. In a medium frying pan over medium heat cook bacon just until it starts to crisp. Place bacon pieces on paper towel to drain.
- In pan with bacon fat, caramelize the sliced onions until they become a deep rich caramel brown.
- Mix ricotta cheese, egg yolk, salt, pepper and 1/4 cup Parmigiano-Reggiano. Spread onto bottom of tart shell.
- Arrange caramelized onions over top to cover ricotta mixture. Sprinkle rest of cheese over onions and arrange bacon pieces on top.
- Bake for 40-45 minutes.
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Calories 291, Carbohydrates 18g, Cholesterol 58mg, Fat 21g, Fat Calories 186, Fiber 0.97g, Protein 9g, Saturated Fat 9g, Sodium 625mg. Daily Values: Calcium 136.67mg 14%, Phos 141.86mg 14%, Copper 0.06mg 3%, Zinc 0.9mg 6%, Panto 0.3mg 3%, Biotin 4.42mcg 1473%, Iodine 4.37mcg 3%, Magnesium 13.2mg 3%, Iron 0.43mg 2%, Vitamin B6 7%, Vitamin C 7%, Vitamin B12 6%, Vitamin D 5%, Vit E-a-Toco 1%, Vitamin A 4%. Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.


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The biggest problem with the slow take-up of Brisbane's City Cycle scheme is the change-resistant attitude of the city's residents, according to Bicycling Queensland's Ben Wilson.
Brisbane City Council today announced a considerable jump in CityCycle users since they dramatically revamped the scheme in August, cutting prices and offering free helmets.
However, the Labor opposition described the scheme as a continuing failure, plagued by waste.
Mr Wilson said he was confident CityCycle was "tracking well", and that more people needed to give it a try before writing it off.
"We have got to get CityCycle to that tipping point, where people forget they are Brisbane-ites," Mr Wilson said.
"Brisbane has a habit of saying 'I am not doing that'.
"And we actually try it and say, 'Hey this is actually cheap, easy and really, really good.
"Then we will get a massive increase in usage."
Mr Wilson said history showed Brisbane residents were slow to embrace change.
"I think we have a Brisbane attitude where we don't want to do new things," he said.
"We have to break through and 'force' Expos and Commonwealth Games on people.
"Look at alfresco dining. No-one wanted to eat outside we were told, and of course now nobody wants to eat inside.
I think we have a Brisbane attitude where we don't want to do new things
"Sometimes it just takes a bit of leadership."
The fact 250 of 400 helmets had gone missing during the trial did not concern Mr Wilson.
"While some people are choosing to steal them, it's like stealing a hat or a condom, it's a 'good thing' that they are stealing," he said.
Mr Wilson said $2500 council was forced to pay for new helmets was affordable.
A spokesman for Lord Mayor Graham Quirk said the council would foot the bill for half of the $5000 required to provide a further 500 free helmets.
The spokesman said the money would come from the existing CityCycle advertising revenue, with operator JCDecaux set to pay the other $2500.
Before the latest three-month trial, there was an average of 1470 trips each week over the first 10 months of the CityCycle scheme, peaking at around 2000 weekly since the opening of extra stations in May.
Now, the number of CityCycle trips has jumped to an average of 2530 trips per week.
The uptake came after Cr Quirk introduced changes to the struggling bike hire scheme in August.
Daily subscriptions were slashed from $11 to $2, a new $11 a week subscription was introduced and 400 free helmets were distributed.
The free helmets were in response to criticism that Queensland's helmet laws held back the CityCycle scheme.
The council's public and active transport chairman Julian Simmonds said the changes to the scheme amounted to a 72 per cent increase in the number of weekly trips, however when compared to figures immediately preceding the trial, the increase was more like 25 per cent.
"Courtesy helmets and cheaper subscriptions have clearly made it easier for people to hop on a bike so we're going to distribute an extra 500 free helmets at no additional cost to ratepayers and also introduce a more affordable package for students," Cr Simmonds said.
"CityCycle last week celebrated its 100,000th trip since its launch in October last year and we are now often reaching 500 trips a day."
However Labor Lord Mayoral candidate Ray Smith today described the scheme as "plagued by waste, abysmal usage figures and helmet problems''.
"This scheme was supposed to pay for itself but it's now costing ratepayers over $2.4 million per year just to have bikes sitting on the side of the road gathering rust and dust," the Labor candidate said.
"If I am elected as Lord Mayor, I'll sit down with [the operator] JC Decaux to stop the waste and renegotiate this contract, because it's clearly not working under the current arrangements.''
Mr Smith seized on new figures that show a three-month trial of cheaper CityCycle subscriptions and free helmets saw a significant jump in the number of trips, but came at a cost to Brisbane City Council.
The most popular City Cycle stops in the three-month trial were:
- Gardens Point, Queensland University of Technology.
- Tank Street and George Street - near Roma Street Station.
- Thornton Street Ferry - New Farm.
- Colchester Street, South Brisbane.
- Little Stanley Street, South Bank.
Six new City Cycle stations have recently opened in areas where the council expects the scheme to be popular
They are at South Bank's Maritime Museum, the popular cafe precinct in Park Road at Milton, as well as a new station on the Bicentennial Bikeway.
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Rather like posting on a public forum eh?
This is a discussion on Having a job where there is public scrutiny within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; This is really addressed to the LEs here, but it certainly applies to others as well. Many people hold jobs where their words and actions ...
This is really addressed to the LEs here, but it certainly applies to others as well.
Many people hold jobs where their words and actions are open to public scrutiny and where the general public can not place themselves into the shoes of the individual doing the job. This is the case with judges whose every word is public record; it is the case with many Federal positions where every word written or spoken in public is in the public domain and subject to scrutiny--second guessing, criticism, complaint.
Grumbling that others "can't understand" is fair enough, understandable enough, but at the same time there needs to be a realistic acceptance that it is part of the job.
When I was still working for Uncle I was in a position where every word I wrote, every word I spoke was public property. I once got quite an upset when I and a co-worker were publicly accused of certain inappropriate actions. Animal rights folks insisted that we did not need to use live animals to obtain certain information. For awhile, I feared picking up my mail and answering my door.
The lesson learned is that you need a certain thick skin, maybe a layer of mental teflon, and an acceptance that the scrutiny and second guessing goes with the job. Also when in a job where public scrutiny is routine, you need to be open to the possibility that the critics might not be mere cranks, and might have something worthwhile to say.
Rather like posting on a public forum eh?
and there is also the possibility that some have no clue of which they speak, they just like to hear themselves talk.
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School administrators need thick skin to remain useful......and you are certainly held accountable for every word.
Every time someone would ask me if I had read the article about the school, I would think..."OK, here we go again!" Then before reading the article, I would go get my bottle of 'skin thickener lotion', apply it generously, and prepare to read the criticisms for any one of many decisions.
It is important that those in the public scrutiny remain 'above board' in all things said and done. It is true that one must "keep friends close and enemies even closer". It is important to remain honest, but beyond that is the importance of having even the 'appearance' of honesty at all times. Good communication is a must as what people don't know, they will make up...although they pretty much do that anyway.
I survived for five years in the same job prior to retirement...and I was offered another 4-year contract to stay. It was a great Board of Ed, and after 10 years I am still friends with many of my 'bosses'. I have great memories of dealing with budget cuts, negotiations, expulsions, arbitrations, and 'high maintenance' parents/tax payers.
After retirement, my skin was so thick, I had to shower with steel wool and scrub brushes...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Funny though, I have lived in the same community for 34 years. We have two different public school systems here, with two separately elected school boards, superintendents, and an army of principals and assistant principals. It seems that through the years some have done a much better job of staying out of the lime-light and out of trouble than others.
Same with the school boards. Sometimes all is quiet and you hardly ever hear anything controversial going on and other times the world seems to be coming to an end.
From watching your posts over several years, I am going to guess that you have the primary personal characteristic needed to survive it all and even thrive--- a great sense of humor.
Another characteristic which helps is an ability to know the difference between little deals and big deals; and to not over-react. Some folks are great at this, and others (like myself) not so cool.
thick Skin. High School Coaches. I actually voluntered to spend 6 months in Korea as a 19D to keep from going back to one school.
Try being in the service industry, like Plumber, electrician or Heating contractor.
Your reputation is EVERYTHING!!! if people get word that you are not trustworthy you might as well disconnect the phone. Because it is not going to be ringing.
It takes YEARS to get a good reputation, if you do a great job the customer will tell 'maybe' 3 or 4 people, you screw up, they will tell 30
Working for the city is no different. We all know how that goes. The public can be a different animal each day and unpredictable, but that's what makes it fun LOL.
"I dislike death, however, there are some things I dislike more than death. Therefore, there are times when I will not avoid danger" Mencius"
I can't relate.
I'm a pastor. EVERYbody likes and agrees with EVERYthing I do, say, think, wear, write, etc.
No need for thick skin here.
He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose. - Jim Elliott
The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it.
Albert Einstein
high school athletic official...
bad call? good call? death threats... I'm just saying...
I've seen a fist fight at soccer for 4 and 5 year olds; it wasn't the kids fighting. Some folks just don't know what is and what isn't important.
Mr D...I'm with ya....
I'm a cop and I officiate high school and college basketball
excuse me, I have to get the cheese grater after my calluses again
and Hopyard, you're exactly right, some people these days have lost every bit of common sense with their kids
its a freakin game
but sometimes the behavior makes it obvious to me why the kids act like they do
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If loose gun laws are good for criminals why do criminals support gun control?
Hopyard, I agree the general public can be annoying at times but if anyone has a job that is paid for out of the public coffers, you should expect a higher level of scrutiny.
My tax dollars pay for teachers, cops, fireman, soldiers, judges, principals, mailmen, civil servants, congressmen, DMV workers and a whole host of other positions. Frequently, citizens don't have an option to "take their business elsewhere." As such, they have the prerogative to expect a certain standard....even if it's an unreasonable standard, the citizen pays the bill.
I work for DoD, so I fall under the same category. If "the public" is pissed, sometimes we just need to suck it up.


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1. Hershey's Chocolate World, Hershey, Pennsylvania
At Hershey's Chocolate World, chocoholics can hop on a free tour ride for a simulated journey through Hershey's chocolate making process, package their own Hershey's Kisses, or be immortalized on their very own chocolate bar.
2. Jelly Belly Factory Tour, Fairfield, California
No. 1 Jelly Belly Lane is home to the Jelly Belly factory which offers free 40-minute walking tours of the candy-making process. Enrol in Jelly Belly University and earn a degree in Beanology then round off the experience with a pizza or hamburger -- Jelly Belly-shaped, naturally -- at the Jelly Belly cafe.
3. Food on Foot Tours, New York City, New York
"The World Famous Sweet Tooth Tour" is a three-hour guided expedition taking in some of the city's greatest spots for cookies, cupcakes, candy and more.
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Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.
It's the kind of supercharged crush that puts lovesick teens to shame. The kind of thing that makes you slip a person's name into every conversation, gush over their photos and tell complete strangers about every single funny thing they've ever said or done.
In fact, that's exactly how the internet has been carrying on with Jimmy Fallon. If the infatuation had been politely contained before, it has definitely bubbled over since February – after the 39-year-old officially replaced Jay Leno as the newest host of The Tonight Show.
But who can really blame the internet for obsessing over him? Nowadays, the funny, self-assured Fallon is "the best friend we all want to have", while the 90s 'Saturday Night Live' Fallon continues to be every thinking girl's dreamboat. His awkward charm and spot-on impersonations have earned him not only a spot in running the Late Show in 2007, but also a famously inappropriate crush from pop culture icon Lena Dunham.
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"I have a great boyfriend, but my mum said recently, 'I always thought you would marry Jimmy Fallon,'" said the Girls creator on Wednesday night's show. "She said it like we had a previous relationship, like you were my first boyfriend but things didn't work out and she thought we would get back together...Not like I have 50 magazine covers of you in my bathroom."
Despite the fact that Tonight has barely reached its one-month mark, critics are already claiming that Fallon is re-writing late-night history. So far, the numbers say as much: in its first week, the show attracted an average audience of 8.5 million viewers – the highest since 1993. (And, to put it into perspective, almost the same number of people who tuned in to watch Friends' finale week in 2004)
As writer Rachel Grate points out at PolicyMic, "In its first few nights, [Fallon] has already shown competitors what the future of late night TV looks like. Turns out that, like most every industry out there, the future of late night is the Internet."
Jimmy Fallon and Michelle Obama presenting the 'The Evolution of Mum Dancing'.
Think about the last few viral videos you watched, and chances are Fallon is responsible for them. Have you seen Michelle Obama's 'evolution of mum dance'? Do the words 'lip sync battle' mean anything to you? Have you watched a politician slow-jam the news? Or heard Idina Menzel perform 'Let It Go' with toy instruments? If the answer of any of these questions is yes, then it's likely that you've been bitten by Jimmy Fallon's viral video bug, too.
There is a reason the SNL star alumni's videos always manage to go viral, and it comes down to one thing: he understands why people share.
In all of Fallon's 'classically popular' skits, there is an element of social currency. That is, something that makes the audience feel like they are not only smart for liking and sharing a sketch, but also "in the know".
Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake doing 'The History of Rap'.
In a recent New Yorker piece, Jonah Berger, professor of marketing at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School explains it thusly, "Your ability to pass [something] on and riff on it shows that you understand. It's the ultimate, subtle insider signal." Fallon's animal parody of the 'First Kiss' viral video is a good example – where liking the clip signals that you've moved on to laugh at the concept while others might still be watching the original, not yet realising it was a spoof.
Another key to Fallon's viral success is that he makes the viewers feel like they are in on the joke. He doesn't mind looking silly in front of a live audience or breaking character during a sketch ("Definitely a comedy foul....But the sketches I laughed in became popular."). "Fallon's brand of comedy included the audience in the experience, and that, it would turn out, was prescient," says GQ writer Jeanne Marie Laskas. This accounts for the popularity of segments like 'Tonight Show Hashtags' where he starts a hashtag that most people can relate to – like #awkwardbreakups – and reads out his favourite tweets on the show.
The fact that he uses positive, rather than snarky humour is also key to winning over the online audience. Fallon is notorious for being a huge fan boy. In a recent interview with one of his long-time idol Paul McCartney, the latter told New York Magazine, "He's a major fan of people, and that's very endearing when you're working with him... It comes across to the audience too—here's this guy who has the same enthusiasms as you, but he happens to have his own talk show."
As a result, celebrities – even press weary ones – tend to relax around Fallon, and are happy to make fun of their own image, which naturally become viral-worthy entertainment. In other words, rather than sticking to the traditional talk-show format and having guests on only for interviews, "each becomes part of Fallon's sketch comedy entourage for the night," writes Grate.
The show's focus on 90s nostalgia (see: history of rap, evolution of hip hop) always helps. But more than anything, Fallon's success is proof that you don't need to be an overbearing 'alpha male host' to win fans. Rather, he belongs to a new breed of well-adjusted stars like Jennifer Lawrence and Lena Dunham who are unanimously adored for being open, vulnerable and genuine.
If nothing else, the rise of The Tonight Show is a reminder that TV networks have to become more attuned to the taste of the viewing public if they want to stay competitive. We're done with jerks. Give us more Fallon.


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I never considered Valentine's Day to be the most romantic of holidays when I was younger. You see, February 14th happens to be both my mother and my brother's birthday. Now that I'm no longer living with my parents and am, you know, married, I like to do something small to celebrate the holiday aside from calling my family. Maybe it's a romantic dinner for two at home, maybe we go out, maybe Jeff (cough cough) brings me some flowers.
This year we're dining in and I've compiled a Valentine's Day Recipe Roundup with over 60 options for your entire meal. Enjoy!
Latlita's Recipes – Bubbly Blood Orange Campari Cocktail
Bakeaholic Mama – Raspberry Thyme Tom Collins
Dine and Dish – Godiva Chocolate a l'Orange
Savory Simple – Alcohol-Free Mojito Spritzer
Noble Pig – Cranberry Spiced Martinis
Fifteen Spatulas – Beet and Goat Cheese Napoleons
Budget Gourmet Mom – Arugula, Prosciutto, and Chevre Crostini
Damn Delicious – Winter Pear Salad with Meyer Lemon Vinaigrette
Pineapple and Coconut – Creamy Roasted Squash and Root Veggie Soup
Cookin Canuck – Chopped Kale Salad Recipe with Pomegranate & Avocado
How Sweet It Is – Red Wine Roasted Mushrooms on Goat Cheese Garlic Toasts
Mother Thyme – Spinach Salad with Roasted Grapes and Warm Balsamic Dressing
Love & Olive Oil – Shaved Brussels Sprout Salad with Pan-Fried Goat Cheese and Pomegranate
Tartine and Apron Strings – Goat Cheese, Olive, and Cranberry Tartines
Simply Gourmet – Artichoke and Goat Cheese Mushroom Caps
Savory Simple – Pear and Blue Cheese Tart
Not Quite Nigella – Dark Chocolate & Red Wine Beef Stew
Iowa Girl Eats – Orange Chicken Skillet with Winter Fruit Salsa
The Lemon Bowl – Lighter Chicken Pot Pie with Phyllo Dough
Running to the Kitchen – Dijon Almond Crusted Tilapia
Fearless Homemaker – Lightened Up Fettucini Alfredo
Kalyn's Kitchen – Pork Chops with Balsamic Glaze
Daisy's World – Spicy Clementine Beef Stir Fry
How To: Simplify – Italian Sausage Lasagna
Diethood – Slow Cooker Creamy Chicken Pasta
The Wicked Noodle – Beef Short Ribs Braised in Red Wine
Family Fresh Cooking – Pasta with Spinach, Pancetta and Pomegranate
Local Milk – Pork Confit & Black Eyed Pea Cassoulet with Honeycrisp Apple & Sweet Potato Mash
Savory Simple – Duck with Red Wine Mushroom Sauce and Lentils
Just One Cookbook – Braised Pork Belly
Apron and Sneakers – Lobster Linguini
Foodie Crush – Juicy Roast Turkey Breast
Taste and Tell – Butternut Bowties
Delicieux – Mushroom Wellington
Savory Simple – Mushroom Risotto
Recipe Girl – Baked Rice with Butternut Squash
Simply Recipes – Sautéed Chard and Onions with Caraway
Aggie's Kitchen – Roasted Red Potatoes with Smoked Paprika
Averie Cooks – Lemon Rosemary Coconut Oil Roasted Vegetables
Bev Cooks – Lentil Salad with Roasted Red Peppers, Parsley and Almonds
Savory Simple – Quinoa, Apple and Almond Salad with Honey Lemon Mint Vinaigrette
Gourmande in the Kitchen – Moroccan Spiced Roasted Sweet Potatoes and Carrots
Mango Tomato – Roasted Cauliflower with Tahini Dressing
Leite's Culinaria – Olive Oil Mashed Potatoes
52 Kitchen Adventures – Nutella Cupcakes for Two
The Beeroness – Stout-Soaked Cherry Cheesecake with Pretzel Crust
Tracey's Culinary Adventures – Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Whoopie Pies
I Am Baker – Neapolitan Chocolate Cookie Cups with Strawberry Buttercream
Dessert for Two – Champagne Sundaes with Toasted Pound Cake Croutons
Willow Bird Baking – Red Velvet Cheesecake-Stuffed Cake Balls
Bakers Royale – Lemon Raspberry Chocolate Cupcakes
The Little Kitchen – Valentine's Themed Cookies
Tutti Dolci – Brownie Heart Sandwich Cookies
Eat The Love – Vanilla Bean and Blood Orange Panna Cotta
Une Gamine Dans La Cuisine – Lemon Meringue Pie Bars
The Sophisticated Gourmet – The Very Best Chocolate Fudge Sauce
Sally's Baking Addiction – Peanut Butter Sweethearts
The Domestic Rebel – Death By Chocolate Cookies
Roxanna's Home Baking – Tiramisu Brownies
London Bakes – Rhubarb Crumble Tart
A Spicy Perspective – Red Velvet Cookie Pops
All Day I Dream About Food – Flourless Chocolate Torte
Savory Simple – Blueberry Passionfruit Cheesecake Parfait
Savory Simple – Strawberry Swirl Dream Cake


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can any body tell me why 2 air handlers will work on a three set system and the third one not {it blows hot air only} does the system lose the refrigerant for all three or can it only lose it for any one if that line is leaking please help not getting anywhere with fitjitsu
I don't understand your set up. you mean you have 2 evaporator coils and 3 condensing units ??
Is the setup an approved setup? That is, does Fujitsui confirm that this sort of setup will work for your equipment?
Have you contacted your installing contractor? Or is this a DIY project (and if so, where'd you get the refrigerant from)?
The refrigerant circuits are all interconnected, so a leak in one would result in a refrigerant loss for all. More likely this is a problem with the evap system. When you call for cooling ONLY with the 3rd one, does the outdoor unit run?
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yes the config is correct i spoke with fitjitsu myself ,i got the contractor from the supply house but i was not too happy when i started seeing problems i just wanted to pay someone and have it done right ,when the units did not work the first time i let them do thier thing as i knew nothing at that time then when it became evedent they did not understand the system i became involed ie learnig about the min and max run both indiv and overall aswell as no horizontal loops only vertical ( which was all wrong ) but fixed and recharged , so from what i am understanding if 1 blows cold the units are all charged but you suggest i review the config of the units is there any other possible reason,
thank you very much for getting back to me you already have been more help then the supply house and the installer
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no sorry 3 air handlers on the walls inside and i condensing unit on the outside wall thanks
I understand now, you have a single condensing unit which supports 3 evaporator coils. As mentioned already, the refrigerant is shared, you lose one, you lose all. The question now is, asked by scotttmcd... when you turn on the third air handler, the condensing unit may not be turned on.
So do this:
Turn on Evap 1 ONLY, let it run for a few minutes. Does it blow cool air?
Turn off Evap 1 and turn on Evap 2. Does it blow cool air?
Turn off Evap 2 and turn on Evap 3. Does it blow cool air?
Now turn on Evap 1 and Evap 2. Do they blow cold air?
Turn OFF Evap 1 and turn on Evap 2 and Evap 3. Do they blow cool air?
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Thursday, Nov. 15
Injury update, 7:45 p.m.
It only took Bucs head coach Jon Gruden a few days to get tired of talking about injuries.
"It's as is, as the (injury) list says," Gruden said. "I'm really tired of talking about the injured guys. I'd rather talk about the guys we know are playing. Those are the guys we're going to count on to win the football game. These limited guys are limited guys, and hopefully we get some guys that can play at some point soon."
Well, coach, if you want to stop talking about it, I suggest you remove some of those players from the injury report. The Bucs did that today, as LB Quincy Black, DE Patrick Chukwurah and WR Ike Hilliard were upgraded and fully participated in practice, signaling they should be ready for Sunday. The Bucs also added FB B.J. Askew to the report with an ankle injury that I have to believe is pretty minor.
For the Falcons, it's looking more and more likely that WR Joe Horn won't play, as he sat out practice a second straight day. And TE Alge Crumper practiced in a limited fashion.
Here is the injury report for Thursday — Bucs: Did not participate in practice — DE Greg Spires (calf); Limited participation in practice — FB B.J. Askew (ankle), WR Michael Clayton (ankle), RB Earnest Graham (ankle), RB Michael Pittman (ankle), TE Alex Smith (ankle), T Jeremy Trueblood (shoulder); Full participation in practice — LB Quincy Black (hamstring), DE Patrick Chuwkurah (shoulder), WR Ike Hilliard (calf). Falcons: Did not participate in practice — WR Joe Horn (hamstring); Limited participation in practice — TE Alge Crumpler (team decision), QB Byron Leftwich (ankle), DT Trey Lewis (shoulder), RB Jerious Norwood (ankle), T Todd Weiner (knee).
To read Jon Gruden's entire Thursday press conference, click here to access this premium feature.
Talking with Keiwan, 7:42 p.m.
I had the chance to talk one-on-one with new cornerback Keiwan Ratliff on Wednesday and got the low down on the tryout process in the NFL. You'd be surprised at how short the workouts are. You can also find out why this Florida product is so happy to be in Tampa Bay in this premium "Press Pass" feature.
Pro Bowl voting continues, 3:48 p.m.
I just got done looking at the top vote-getters for the Pro Bowl, and there isn't a Buc among them. Not in the Top 10 overall, not in the Top 10 in the NFC and not among the leading vote-getters at each position. As you might expect, the Cowboys are dominating the voting. If the voting ended today, 10 Cowboys would be first-teamers based on fan voting. I think there are a few Bucs that definitely deserve consideration, including QB Jeff Garcia, MLB Barrett Ruud and SS Jermaine Phillips. But it's likely that any Buc that makes the Pro Bowl this year will make it as a backup.
Audio update, 11:42 a.m.
I've just uploaded my archived audio with WHBO-AM's Scot Brantley for the last two Tuesday. Each Tuesday I speak with Brantley on Tampa's ESPN radio affiliate about the Bucs. If you're a premium subscriber, you can access the last two appearances from Nov. 6 and Nov. 13 right now. It's a great way to get updated on the game. You can also listed to my appearances by tuning in to 1470 AM in Tampa and Clearwater from 3-6 p.m. every Tuesday.
At Bucsblitz.com, 9:30 a.m.
Two things you should take a look at if you're preparing for Sunday's game as a fan. First, the expected return of Michael Pittman should have an impact on the running game. But just how much of an impact? I try to explore that issue, along with how the running game has progressed during Pittman's absence, in this premium feature. Then, go behind enemy lines in Atlanta to find out why there's a quarterback quandary despite Joey Harrington's play. Plus get updated injury news, strategy and key matchups in our weekly "Behind Enemy Lines" series. Click here to read this premium feature. And if you missed it, here's what quarterback Jeff Garcia had to say about those pesky sore arm rumors Click here to read.
Mock Draft update, 8:47 a.m.
Scout.com's Chris Steuber has updated his 2008 NFL Mock Draft, dropping the Bucs three spots to No. 19. Find out who he thinks the Bucs will take now at profootballexperts.scout.com.
Rice back with Dungy, 8:45 a.m.
With Dwight Freeney out for the season, the Colts signed Simeon Rice earlier this week to replace him. Rice did nothing in his short time in Denver, and it's looking like the Bucs actually made the right choice releasing the veteran. Read more on Rice at KKTV.com.
Sources link Lehr to steroid case, 8:43 a.m.
Backup guard Matt Lehr has been linked to a steroid probe going on in North Texas involving a Plano, Texas, trainer. Lehr used to play for the Cowboys, and was suspended by the NFL for violation of its banned substance policy during his days in Atlanta. Read more at Dallasnews.com.
Gassed Graham, 8:40 a.m.
Earnest Graham could use some help, and he should get it this week with the return of Micahel Pittman. Graham talks about his increased workload in this article at Tampabay.com.
Giving it up on the road, 8:39 a.m.
Looking for a reason why the Bucs are only a game ahead in the NFC South? Try their 1-3 road record and some ill-timed turnovers. Roy Cummings explores that issue at TBO.com.
Playing the speculation game, 8:37 a.m.
Roy Cummings of the Tampa Tribune explores two issues. First, he's wondering if the emergence of Derek Anderson in Cleveland may allow the Bucs to potentially acquire backup Brady Quinn in trade. Second, he's wondering why Jeff Garcia isn't involved in the MVP discussion. Find out what he has to say in this blog entry at TBO.com.
He's not there, 8:35 a.m.
It's beginning to hit everyone this week that Atlanta quarterback Michael Vick is no longer on the field. That could make the Falcons easier to defend. But it doesn't mean the deposed QB isn't on the mind of some Bucs, including linebacker Derrick Brooks. The Tampa Tribune's Martin Fennelly explores that in this article at TBO.com.


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Lou Melvin Wins the Spirit of Texoma Award
There are few people these days who haven't been impacted either personally or through someone they know by cancer.
Along with physical assault cancer puts on the body, through surgery, chemotherapy and radiation it can also deal a tough blow mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
There is a program in Wichita Falls that aims to connect these patients and for her dedication in helping Cancer Connections survive we honor Lou Melvin as our Spirit of Texoma Award winner.
It was 15 years ago Lou Melvin heard those three dreaded words "you have cancer" and an all out war began.
Lou Melvin says, "I just wanted to get with someone who had gone through it before me or was going through it at the current time. It seemed like you didn't get quite the right answers from the doctors and I just wanted to talk with someone who was going through the same thing."
Lou has been dedicated to making that happen for so many folks since her diagnosis.
She says no one should take on the battle alone.
Melvin: "They gain the knowledge about what is going to happen to them down the road and it is real scary not knowing what is down the road."
A time for good food and fellowship allows patients to cope with the feeling and fears they may experience along the way.
Eunice Well says, "I lost all of my hair. I was bald for a while, so I just bought me three wigs, one was for the working in the yard, one was for just everyday things and then my husband wanted one with long hair, so I got one with long hair, but that didn't go over very good."
35-year breast cancer survivor Eunice Webb knows laughter is the best medicine. She gets her fair share of that at the Cancer Connections luncheons and has for many years.
Webb: "To be with this cancer connection means the World to me. They are the best support group that I have ever been a member of. I highly recommend anybody who has ever had cancer to come and be here."
Lou seconds that and says there is always room at the table.
Melvin: "Come join us and have a meal and fellowship with us and I think you will feel alot better just being with other cancer patients who have been down that journey before you."
The survivors say sometimes it is even nice to be able to get away from talking about the fight for their lives and instead cherish what has happened during the journey, connect and celebrate one another.
Webb: "My granddaughter graduates this Saturday Summa Cum Laude from Midwestern. Isn't that great?"
Melvin: "I have been a cancer survivor for about fifteen years."
If you would like to attend a Cancer Connections Lunch they would love to have you!
They meet the first three Tuesdays of each month from 11:30-1pm at University United Methodist Church at the corner of Taft and Hamstead in Wichtia Falls.
If you have questions you can call Lou at 940-631-9674.
You can contact the local office of the American Cancer Society for resources at 940-264-6176
Owens and Brumley Funeral Homes congratulate Lou on her award.
If you know someone who deserves this award nominate them now by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or by using this link----> http://www.texomashomepage.com/spirit-of-texoma
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