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|Bruins, Canucks disagree over legality of Aaron Rome's hit on Nathan Horton
|06.07.11 at 2:20 am ET
Almost as big a story as the game itself is Aaron Rome's first-period hit on Nathan Horton. After Horton dished a pass off to Milan Lucic, Rome stepped up and landed a late hit to the head that left Horton lying motionless on the ice for several minutes before being carried off on a stretcher.
After the game, players and coaches on both sides agreed that the primary concern was for Horton's well-being. What they didn't agree on, however, was how dirty or clean the hit actually was.
"I think what I would call it is it was a blindside hit that we've talked about taking out of the game," Claude Julien said. "[Horton] made the pass. It was late. [Rome] came from the blindside. Whether it's through the motion of the hit, it appeared he left his feet a little bit."
Canucks coach Alain Vigneault disagreed with the assessment that it was the kind of hit the NHL is trying to get rid of.
"That hit was a head-on hit," Vigneault said. "[Horton] was looking at his pass. It was a little bit late, but I don't think that's the type of hit that the league's trying to take out."
On replay, it appears that Horton was following the play more than anything — something any player would do while entering the zone on an offensive rush. Vigneault also conveniently ignored the fact that it was a hit to the head, regardless of what Horton was looking at. He wasn't the only one in the Vancouver dressing room to defend the hit, though.
"I thought it was a very clean hit," center Manny Malhotra said. "The timing was maybe a fraction off, but all in all, you see those hits on a daily basis."
Malhotra's assessment seems even more misguided than his coach's. If it was "very clean," Rome wouldn't have been ejected from the game and he wouldn't have a disciplinary hearing with the NHL Tuesday morning. And Malhotra must be playing in a different league than everyone else if he sees hits like that every day.
No one on the Bruins called Rome a dirty player, but they did say it was a bad hit.
"I played with him and from what I know of him, he is an honest player," Shawn Thornton said. "But that doesn't take away from the fact that it was a lateral hit to the head, and that's what that rule was set into place for as far as I'm concerned.
"Aaron Rome is a good person. I played with him. We played together in Portland [Maine] and Anaheim. I'm not saying he's a bad person. I'm just saying those are the hits – as players – we have to take out of the game."
Whether or not NHL disciplinarian Mike Murphy decides to take Rome out of Game 4 and perhaps beyond remains to be seen. The Bruins didn't directly say they think Rome should be suspended, but they certainly hinted at it by saying it's the type of hit the league is trying to eliminate.
"I'll say what I always say: let the league take care of it," Julien said. "We're trying to clean that out. Let's see where they go with that."
|Just like in Montreal series, Bruins aren't panicking down 0-2
|06.06.11 at 1:48 pm ET
If Bruins fans are looking for a reason to remain optimistic, they don't have to look any further than the first round, when the Bruins overcame an 0-2 series deficit to knock off the Canadiens. Sure, it was against a six-seed rather than the Presidents' Trophy winner, but the Bruins say they can still draw from the experience.
"Obviously you want to look back at lessons that you've learned throughout the season, throughout the playoffs, and look back on experiences that you've had," Chris Kelly said. "I think it's good that we have experienced this situation before. We're used to it. It's nothing new. Obviously it's not a situation we want to be in, but we are. We know we have to come out and play well."
That said, Kelly warned against relying on that first-round comeback too much. He said the team recognizes how tough the road ahead is.
"We can't rely on, 'Well, we've been here before and we managed to pull it off,' " he said. "This is a new team, new challenge, and we need to come out with our best effort."
Claude Julien's message to his team now is the same as it's been all season — stay even-keeled. Julien and the Bruins were praised during the first round for remaining calm and poised after dropping the first two games, and Julien said that needs to happen again.
"You ask your team not to get too high when things are going extremely well and not too low when there's challenges," Julien said. "That's something we've been doing throughout the playoffs. It's helped us through some tough times."
Julien said that from everything he's seen, his team is doing just that.
"If you had a chance to go in the dressing room, you noticed that those guys are in pretty good spirits," Julien said. "We've been through it. You always have to find the bright side of things. The bright side of things is we're down to two teams and we're one of the two. We're fortunate and happy to be here. For us to look at it any differently and then come today hanging our heads is ridiculous.
"There's a lot of time to get back in this series," he added. "We believe in it. The only thing left is to go out there and show it. That's what we're getting ready for, is a big tilt tonight that we think is an important game for us and will hopefully turn this series around."
|Claude Julien: Maxim Lapierre's taunt 'wouldn't be acceptable on our end'
|06.06.11 at 1:11 pm ET
There may not have been any biting in Game 2, but there was still plenty going on after the whistle. While Claude Julien and the Bruins players downplayed the significance of the league's decision to not suspend Alexandre Burrows, Canucks forward Maxim Lapierre chose to mock the whole incident by sticking his fingers in Patrice Bergeron's face after a whistle and appearing to offer him a bite.
When asked about the incident on Monday, Julien initially said he wasn't going to say much about it, but then he went on to say quite a bit.
"If it's acceptable for them [to do that], then so be it," Julien said. "It certainly wouldn't be acceptable on our end of it. I think you know me enough to know that. … The NHL rules on something. If they decide to make a mockery of it, that's totally up to them. If that's their way of handling things, so be it."
When asked to respond to Julien's comments, Vancouver coach Alain Vigneault denied having any knowledge of the incident.
"If that happened in between whistles, I didn't see it," Vigneault said. "I focus on the play that's going on between whistles, so I can't really comment on that."
Lapierre also took the easy way out by giving a "no comment" when asked about the incident.
In the Bruins' room, Chris Kelly said everyone has pretty much come to expect that kind of behavior from Lapierre.
"That's nothing new with him," Kelly said. "We know what type of player he is. It is what it is."
Taunting opponents might be unacceptable to Julien, but getting caught up in it or worrying about getting revenge would be just as bad, according to Julien.
"We can't waste our time on that kind of stuff," Julien said. "We really have to focus on what we have to do. The last time I looked, we're down two games to none. All our energy has to go towards that."
|Dennis Seidenberg is looking forward to defending the Sedins
|05.30.11 at 5:26 pm ET
Dennis Seidenberg knows what the main assignment for him and Zdeno Chara is going to be in the Stanley Cup finals — contain Daniel and Henrik Sedin. It certainly isn't going to be easy, but Seidenberg said he's looking forward to the test.
"I love shutting down those guys, trying to at least," Seidenberg said. "There's nothing better than having a big challenge ahead of you."
The Sedins can make their opponent look like a JV team with their ability to possess the puck for entire shifts at a time. They always know where the other is, and the two of them make no-look and indirect passes seem easy. Eventually, they wear their opponent down to the point where someone ends up open in a quality scoring area.
Seidenberg said the key in defending the Sedins is to not get caught chasing them around.
"You want to try to not be over-aggressive, because once you do that, they spin off of you," Seidenberg said. "They're really good at finding each other with the give-and-gos and the blind pass behind the back. So that's a real challenge for us, to be aggressive without being stupid about it. We have to be smart in our defensive play."
|Rich Peverley is being shuffled all around the line chart, and he's perfectly OK with it
|05.30.11 at 4:52 pm ET
For the entire first two rounds of the playoffs, Rich Peverley played on a line with Chris Kelly and Michael Ryder. It was the same line — with some guest appearances by Tyler Seguin — that he had played on since coming to Boston in mid-February.
In Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals, however, Peverley was dropped down to the fourth line. Patrice Bergeron's absence in the first two games had opened the door for Seguin to assert himself as a top-nine forward, and once Bergeron returned, Peverley found himself as the odd man out of the top three lines.
The problem for Claude Julien — one any coach would love to have — was that Peverley was simply too good to keep on the fourth line. He is solid defensively and he kills penalties. He has the speed and vision to create chances on offense. And he has been the Bruins' second-best faceoff man behind Bergeron, having ranked 13th in the NHL in the regular season with a 55.9-percent success rate.
So in Game 7 against the Lightning, Julien got Peverley on the ice any way he could. He slid him onto other lines throughout the game, both giving Peverley more ice time and giving some other guys more rest in the process. In fact, Peverley had played on all four lines by the end of the first period.
"I'm all over the place," Peverley said Monday. "But I enjoy getting minutes. I just try to play my game and use my speed. I'm lucky I'm used in all situations. … Whichever way the minutes come, it really doesn't matter to me as long as I continue to play my game."
The only concern with moving Peverley around so much would be that there wouldn't be much chemistry. Peverley said that isn't an issue, though, because everyone knows how everyone else plays by this point in the season.
"You don't want to change too much," he said. "You want to try and play your game, and hopefully guys will adapt to you, also. … I think everybody I've played with so far, I had a chance to play with them even before last game. So you already know what guys are doing, and that helps."
Whether or not Julien continues to bounce Peverley up and down the line chart against the Canucks remains to be seen, but Peverley said he's ready to play with anyone.
"Yeah, I think so, just being out there in different situations," Peverley said when asked if he expects to be used in a similar role. "Claude relies on me a little bit for faceoffs, so sometimes I stay out there, sometimes I change. Just being able to play with everybody, I think that's good for me, too, because it gets me a little more ice time."
|Shawn Thornton advises teammates on how to deal with time change
|05.30.11 at 2:25 pm ET
One advantage the Canucks could have over the Bruins is that they're more comfortable traveling through time zones. Given that the entire Eastern Conference is located in the Eastern time zone, the Bruins rarely have to deal with changing time zones. The Canucks, meanwhile, are one of just four teams located in the Pacific time zone, so they do it on a weekly basis. In fact, the Canucks have already played two opponents in the Central time zone (a two-hour difference) in these playoffs — Chicago and Nashville.
The biggest adjustment for the Bruins will be getting on their normal sleep schedules while losing three hours during the flight to Vancouver. Shawn Thornton, who played on the West Coast with the Ducks in 2006-07, said he gave his teammates some advice on how to deal with that change.
"You're going to be tired, but you try and force yourself to stay up the first night," Thornton said. "In my experience, it's stay up until midnight if you can, then go to bed, and hopefully you'll wake up around 7 in the morning. If you go to bed too early, you're going to stay on the same schedule. I've seen so many people come out to visit me when I was in Anaheim that would make that mistake. They'd be exhausted by 9:30, go to bed, and be up by 4 in the morning, twiddling their thumbs until everyone else was up. I think you have to try and stay up and that should get you back on schedule."
Thornton didn't dress for the last five games of the Eastern Conference finals, but his veteran leadership continues to be a valuable asset for the Bruins. He is one of just two Bruins (along with Mark Recchi) who has won a Stanley Cup, having done so with Anaheim in 2007.
"Embrace it. Enjoy it," Thornton said when asked what he told his teammates about being on this stage. "You got to take the positive out of everything that's going on. Just sit back and enjoy it, drink it in."
Claude Julien said it's important to have that sort of experience in the locker room.
"Those guys are always valuable in the dressing room," Julien said of Recchi and Thornton. "They've been through it. They've seen what's happened. They can tell a player, 'Listen, if you thought there was a lot of pressure, there's going to be even more in the finals, and the intensity just goes up another notch.' So they're just giving guys words of wisdom.
"And we also have a coach in Doug Jarvis who's won as a player, who's won as a coach. He's also been a valuable influence on a lot of young players who have talked to him about that stuff. So it's good to have those people around. They become really important elements of your team at this time of year and we're happy to have them."
|Canucks' Manny Malhotra cleared to play in Stanley Cup finals
|05.28.11 at 6:00 pm ET
Canucks center Manny Malhotra, who has been out since March 16 with a serious eye injury, has been cleared to play, coach Alain Vigneault said Saturday. Vigneault said Malhotra is "basically on a day-to-day basis" and wouldn't confirm his status for Game 1 Wednesday night.
Malhotra, who served as the Canucks' third-line center and had 30 points in 72 games this season, has undergone several surgeries since being hit in the left eye with a deflected pass in a game against the Avalanche. There were concerns about his vision and on March 21, the Canucks announced that he was done for the season. His recovery has gone better than expected, though. He started skating with the team on May 12 and he was cleared for contact on Friday.
"It's a very exciting prospect for me at this point," Malhotra said Saturday. "Coming from where I was two months ago, making the statement the season was over, to potentially having a possibility to play in the NHL Stanley Cup final is incredibility exciting for me."
Beyond giving the Canucks some offensive depth, Malhotra's return would also give them their best faceoff man. He ranked second in the NHL this season with a 61.7-percent success rate on draws.
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Jamie Lynn Spears leaves the audience at the 2014 American Country Music Awards (which took place in Las Vegas) after Blake Shelton's rude comment on her sister Britney
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Pure ASP Upload - Upload to physical folder
Upload to physical folder - upload your database file
In this tutorial we will explain how to do a file upload to a folder that is not relative to your site. This mean that your folder can be located in a very different directory or disk on the server. An example of this is when you want to upload your database.
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Highway 70 South has a Walk Score of 12 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
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A corrupt and crashed hard drive might be more depressing than breaking up with a rich, well spoken super model. All those important pics and video files (wink), oh and text files will be lost. And God knows backing up with Time Machine on the mac or any computer is an arduous task.
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I found these to be a bit bland on their own, so I rolled them into balls and coated them in a cinnamon-sugar mix. That made them much sweeter and tastier!
Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies
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Indulge your sweet tooth by biting into crisp chocolate cookies packed with melted pockets of chocolate chips.
Yield: 40 cookies,(serving size: 1 cookie)
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- Calories: 52
- Fat: 1.6g
- Saturated fat: 1.1g
- Protein: 0.7g
- Carbohydrate: 9.1g
- Cholesterol: 3mg
- Iron: 0.3mg
- Sodium: 32mg
- Calories from fat: 27%
- Fiber: 0.4g
- Calcium: 4mg
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup packed dark brown sugar
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa
- 2 large egg whites
- 1/3 cup semisweet chocolate mini-chips
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- Lightly spoon flour into a dry measuring cup; level with a knife. Combine flour, baking soda, and salt in a large bowl.
- Beat butter and brown sugar with a mixer at medium speed until light and fluffy; gradually add granulated sugar, beating well. Add cocoa and egg whites, beating well. Gradually add flour mixture, beating until blended. Stir in chocolate mini-chips.
- Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls 1 1/2 inches apart onto baking sheets coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 10 minutes. Cool on pans 2 minutes or until firm. Remove cookies from pans; cool completely on wire racks.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Chocolate
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
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The blogosphere's heated discussion continues and Seobook contributes a strong post on Threadwatch.org. Do you agree with his reasoning about why Google doesn't like paid links?
Google uses links as a signal of quality, not a measure of the depth of a website owner's pocket. I don't understand what the beef is…hasn't Google always disliked the idea of paid links?
I'd bet that the most noise is coming from the people buying the most links to gain ranking on Google. They don't want their nice little secret let out of the bag.


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On This Day: 25/07
Goodison Park staged the World Cup semi-final between West Germany and Russia ON THIS DAY in 1966.
The Russians cause was not helped by having Chislenko sent-off and another player handicapped by injury in a vicious match.
Germany finally won the game 2-1. Haller and Beckenbauer scored for the Germans while Porkujan grabbed a consolation for the Russians in the closing stages of the match.
Richard Wright signed for Everton ON THIS DAY in 2002 in a deal worth £3.5 million, rising to £4.5 million depending on appearances.
Wright made his full first team Ipswich debut on May 6, 1995 aged just 17 against Coventry City.
He moved to Arsenal for £6million where he won a championship and FA Cup winners medal in the 2001/02 season.
After moving to the Blues, a string of impressive performances earned him a recall to the England squad.
However, his 2003/04 season was a nightmare as he suffered a mysterious knee-injury which kept him out for the majority of the campaign.


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The link specifically calls bullshit on the book that laments what all these brilliant writers would lose if they had medicated their depression - the book also glosses over the fact that they all either killed themselves or drank themselves to death, something most consider more "silencing" than antidepressants.
Books like this terrify me. I know there are creative people out there who have mental illnesses and need help, and they will read this book and think, "Well shit, I'm not doing THAT! I will lose my genius!"
I am an anecdote, not part of data in a study, but here's my story: I've always wanted to be a writer. I didn't take it seriously until I got on antidepressants. Then the fog lifted, and I had the energy to think, to write, and to believe in myself.
Depression isn't romantic. Your tragedy is not a benefit. If you hope your early death will hope someone recognizes your genius in 100 years, then your priorities are seriously fucked up.
And I know drugs aren't always the answer. But if you have a mental illness like depression, bi-polar disorder, anxiety disorder, or worse, then you need help. Drugs may do it. Therapy may do it. Better living may do it. But your illness isn't making anything in your life better, not even your creative brilliance.


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How to Download the Facebook Application for the iPhone
Two Methods:From the ComputerFrom the iPhone Itself
Facebook is an extremely popular social networking service found at http://facebook.com As of January 2011 it had more than 600 million active users;[1] and it is the second most popular site in the world, according to Alexa![2] It can also be accessed easily via your iPhone, using the "Facebook for iPhone" application. Read on to find out how to easily and quickly download it!
Method 1 of 2: From the Computer
1Open up the iTunes program. If you haven't downloaded it yet, you can do that here.Ad
2Go to the iTunes Store from the menu on the left. (You will need an Internet connection to do this).
3Type "Facebook" into the search box at the top right of the page. Click Enter to search.
- The Facebook application should be the first result - click on it!
4Download the App titled "Facebook". Don't worry - it's totally free! Just click the "Free App" button underneath the Facebook icon. Just sign in to your iTunes account to download it and you're good to go. The app is about 4MB, so it shouldn't take long to download.
5Transfer the app to your iPhone. Plug it in to the computer and wait until you see that iTunes recognizes it under the "Devices" menu.
- Click on it and then go to the "Apps" tab at the top of the new page.
- Check "Sync Apps" and make sure the Facebook app has been checked.
- Click the "Sync" box at the bottom right of the page. This should save your changes and upload the application to your iPhone!
Method 2 of 2: From the iPhone Itself
1Turn on your iPhone. This is done via the lock button at the top of the device. If it is out of battery power, plug it in.
2Unlock it. Slide your finger along the bottom of the screen in the direction of the arrow where it says "slide to unlock".
3Go to the "App Store" application. You will also need an internet connection to do this.
4Click on the "Search" tab at the bottom. Type "Facebook" into the box and search! The Facebook app should be the first result. Click on it.
5Tap the "FREE" button at the top right of the page. After that it should go green and say "INSTALL". Then click on it again.
6Sign into your iTunes account to confirm your download. Even though the app is free, it still needs confirmation. After you have entered the correct details, the app will begin to download to your home screen.
7Tap on the Facebook app in your home screen to open it. Once it has opened, sign into your Facebook account and there you go! You can read your news feed, look at your messages, upload pictures, even use Facebook Chat!Ad
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Invest for the Future
Sometimes it is difficult to see progress being made, particularly when others around you grow impatient or intolerant. Many of the hardest gains we have made as creatures on this earth have been long in coming and have borne the brunt of challengers and nay-sayers ad nauseam. I write this only to put in context the path that SHAR set in motion in October 2008, the challenges that the agency has faced over the course of three plus years and the heat constantly rising as the project nears its execution phase.
Don't lose faith people! Nothing worth doing comes easy AND the recent news articles demonstrate some mile posts of progress for SHAR's, RecoveryPark's and food system job creation in the City of Detroit in a much larger context.
The City of Detroit is advancing its urban agriculture criteria and zoning rules, while the State of Michigan dual tracks legislation and rules changes that will set the stage for urban agriculture to take off and flourish in 2012. In my own small way, I am proud to be a voice in this discussion!


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While the CW has gone with a familiar face for their Beauty, in casting Kristin Kreuk, ABC is giving Irish actor Ruth Bradley what could be her first American TV role, should things go well for ABC's Beauty and the Beast pilot.
Deadline reports that Bradley (Irish series Love/Hate, UK series Primeval) is set to play the female….
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This is where we are at right now, as a whole. No one is left out of the loop. We are experiencing a reality based on a thin veneer of lies and illusions. A world where greed is our God and wisdom is sin, where division is key and unity is fantasy, where the ego-driven cleverness of the mind is praised, rather than the intelligence of the heart.
Bill Hicks (via zealotry)
When others run to windows or out of doors
To catch the sunset whole, he is content
With any segment anywhere he sits.
From segment, fragment, he can reconstruct
The whole, prefers to reconstruct the whole,
As if to say, I see more seeing less.
A window to the east will serve as well
As window to the west, for eastern sky
Echoes the western sky. And even less—
A patch of light that picture-glass happens
To catch from window-glass, fragment of fragment,
Flawed, distorted, dulled, nevertheless
Gives something unglassed nature cannot give:
The old obliquity of art, and proves
Part may be more than whole, least may be best.
Love is a smoke made with the fume of sighs, Being purged, a fire sparkling in lovers' eyes, Being vexed, a sea nourished with lovers' tears. What is it else? A madness most discreet, A choking gall and a preserving sweet.
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There is immeasurably more left inside than what comes out in words.
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I believe that imagination is stronger than knowledge - myth is more potent than history - dreams are more powerful than facts - hope always triumphs over experience - laughter is the cure for grief - love is stronger than death.
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I've given myself 24 hours to chew on this one…a personal rule that I apply after tough losses.
Can't lay this one on Scott Blair and the missed PAT.
Blair didn't choose to go for it on 4th and two on the UGA 19 yard line. We have to kick the FG there, take the points, and kicked off to UGA again.
Blair didn't fumble the ball on the UGA five yard line after the defense stopped UGA three and out and GT got the ball at midfield. Score should have been 10-0 at that point…but it wasn't…it was still 0-0.
Blair didn't fumble the ball on the UGA 13 yard line after special teams forced a turnover and gave the offense the ball on the UGA 34. It was 21-21 at that point and GT squandered the chance to make it at least 24-21 while taking the lead.
Blair didn't pitch the most costly fumble to an a-back that was about to get plastered. UGA picked that one up and returned it 18 yards for a TD and the ultimate margin of victory.
Sure…Blair missed a routine PAT attempt after Tech valiantly fought through all the other errors and managed to push UGA to the wall.
But this was a team loss…offense putting the ball on the ground, defense giving up big plays on the ground and the air, and special teams missing the opportunity to tie things up.
Richt Knows He Escaped With This One
With the exception of Johnson's decision to go for it early on the UGA 19, I thought he flat out schooled the UGA coaches in most phases of the game.
He made Grantham look foolish by running up 512 yards of offense (92 plays, 32 first downs, 411 rushing yards, and 7 of 12 on third down conversions). And he did it all with his second string quarterback…
He made Richt look foolish late in the game when he told the GT defense to let UGA score. I'd already told my wife that UGA could just kneel the ball a few times and run out the clock. We had no way to stop it. But Richt decided to run a play without telling his offense to stay in bounds and keep the clock running no matter what. When Ealy rumbled into the endzone I was astonished…UGA had just done the ONLY thing possible to keep GT in the game.
And lets not forget Richt's decision to go for it on 4th and 1 at the GT 23…up by a point, why not kick the FG and make the lead four rather than a single point. He basically gave the Jackets the ball back, close enough to win with a FG, with 2:53 on the clock. Tech stalled on offense but that decision smelled distinctly similar to a decision Jim Donnan once made…
Make no mistake…the Jackets were a better coached football team overall. Paul Johnson did more with his resources than Mark Richt did.
Johnson's Scheme Vindicated
This game should put to bed all the talk of Johnson relying on Gailey's recruits to win and the fact that Tech will slide into oblivion once Joshua Nesbitt leaves. Tevin Washington is one of Johnson's recruits and he ran the offense extremely well under very tough circumstances. He never faltered, despite the fumbles and bad breaks, and he brought the Jackets back from deficits twice.
Tech fans are excited about the upcoming 2011 QB competition as Washington will be pushed by a handful of athletic Paul Johnson QB recruits.
All Bowls Are Good
There is no such thing as a bad bowl. They all provide a reward for the players, a chance for the fans to watch more football, and extra practices for the development of young players.
This is especially true in Tech's case.
Washington will benefit from the extra work and with a little luck, we'll see Nesbitt get some snaps if he's healthy in late December.
Go Jackets!
November 29th, 2010
4:03 pm
Congratulations to UGA for winning a hard fought football game. But Georgia Tech has finally turned the corner in this Paul Johnson era as now they know what it takes to compete and they have a coach who will always find a way to put them position to win a hard fought game. For more Georgia Tech Football articles go to http://isportsweb.com. Go Jackets!
November 29th, 2010
4:28 pm
These comments sections just getting filled with Georgia fans makes me not ever want to read the AJC again. It's really just stupid. They'll always be the way they are, no matter what.
November 29th, 2010
5:25 pm
man you should of took another 24 hours. sounds liek a bunch of excuses to me why ug is the better team. they have better players plain and simple. richt did the right thing by going for it. his players can get two yards on tech defense why settle for 3 when he can run the clock down and score a td to put it out of reach for good. murry pulled out a little early and you guys got the ball but uga better players stopped PJ recruits who is washington 4 plays in a row. the only guy who did good for you guys was a transfer from louisville. not a opj recruit for sure. A.Allen was the only player uga had trouble bringing down one on on…washington will get crushed next year if he is even techs qb next year. uga simply kicked your teams butt yet again even helping you guys out by turning it over 3 tinmes. by doing that , it was like taking 21 points off the board as uga scored everytime they had the ball but twice. pj johnson didnt out coach richt on the ealey td, he just didnt figure pj giving up an easy 7 points instead of trying to actually defend the play. instead of losing by 1 and you guys blaming the kicker for the loss pj took him off the hook there by telling his players to let ealy score. that was stupid as you guys didnt have a chance of scoring 8 points with 1 22 left in the game.either way the game was over when uga got the ball back. when uga defense stopped your sso smart of a coach high school offense with no passing game what so ever 4 straight plays. your offense ran 92 plays i would hope the number 1 rushing offense in CFB would have over 500 yards. uga had alomost 500 running only 48 plays. your team is full of div 1aa players and you can thank PJ for that as he is recruiting to his system. the high school system that only teams that have player who are not good enough to beat a team straight up. good luck winning more than 7 games from here on out fellas..hahaha
November 29th, 2010
5:44 pm
I was convinced that when the UGA snap was dropped on the 4th down attempt GT was going to hit the end around/reverse with Hill. It was there for the taking and had not been used at all. This is where I think CPJ did not reach in the bag. Maybe he needs to carry a clip board reminder and stop the on the fly play calling. But hey – I am just a fan with an opinion. But from my view that was a pitiful effort with ball in hand and game in the balance
November 29th, 2010
7:38 pm
Even Richt admitted he was out-coached by CPJ at the end of the game. If not for the game ending interception, who knows what might have happened? All I know for sure is watching on TV the Georgia fans were looking mighty scared on the last GT possession. That says it all!
November 29th, 2010
8:01 pm
How Sad. Even with UGA having it's worst team in 15 years, the Nerds still can't beat us!
November 29th, 2010
8:03 pm
10 years from now no one will care that Tech had 411 yards rushing. The only thing that will matter is the final score – UGA 42 Tech 34!
November 29th, 2010
9:32 pm
Thanks for the extra 7 points!….9 out of 10.
November 30th, 2010
12:51 am
People on both sides of this little discussion, and all the other discussions, who are over 18 years old, and offer something more than hurling insults and calling people bad names, thank you. Fellas, I have been a Tech fan since 1962 when I was selling programs at BDS as a Boy Scout. Billy Lothridge, Bill Curry, Rufus Guthrie, Kim King, were all my heroes. I didn't know any better. There were Tech and UGA folks in my neighborhood. We razzed each other a bit as kids, but I had then, and have now, nothing but respect for both schools, coaches, and football teams.
A dark cloud rolled over my 14 year old butt when some guy named Dooley got the head GA job in 1964. You GA grads, fans, whatever, are correct. It has been a tough 46 years, with brief relief brought by Ross, then O'Leary. My best friend of 50 years is a rabid dawg, and has been exceedingly kind to me over the years on the last Sat in November.
This year was tough for both of us. I was expecting to get killed, really, so when we played as hard as we did, I felt good, at least, about that. It went as I feared. GA has another outstanding QB. Tough as nails, good passer. But God, fellas, he is a freshman. Cut him some slack. Nobody covered Green this year, didn't expect us to. Durham looks like a really tough kid, and great competitor. Your defense, really, is not a UGA defense. Don't know what's wrong there. Now, the game. Of course we held the ball as much as we could. Murray can't throw from the bench. We did good with that. I thought Tech had a good plan, the only way we could win. I knew GA would make goofy mistakes. Their offense is good enough to recover. Ours is not. We had to exploit your mistakes, and avoid making mistakes. We did not. Still, a super, highly competitive game. We could have won. Congrats to your kids for doing what they needed to do.
Ga fans, my friends, many of them, are not trash. They're not thugs, or sorry people. Tech fans who say such things should be ashamed. I don't know any real Tech fans who think they are better than anybody else. Enough with the numbers and stats. Whoop dee do. Insults and trash talking is for losers. Either side. I hope that Dooley curse dies soon, and we get a few breaks. We are always going to need a few breaks to beat GA. I hope all you guys have a happy holiday season, and hope both teams win their bowl games. A winning season for either after this year would be nice.
November 30th, 2010
1:27 pm
Yech is an embarrassment to not only the state of Georgia, but to the sport of football altogether.
November 30th, 2010
2:06 pm
Yeah! GT won that game! THWS!*
(To Hell With the Scoreboard)
November 30th, 2010
4:17 pm
just as long as you blowflys lose, it doesn't matter how!
November 30th, 2010
6:24 pm
If UGA beat Georgia Southern year after year, and someone asked "why", would the following words be a 'reason' or an 'excuse'? It's the same with UGA beating GT. The reality is, UGA is a football factory, GT is not. GT will never consistently beat UGA, look at history. So, when you wonder 'why' and you get an answer, don't be a jerk off and say the word 'excuse', because what your hearing is called a 'reason'. UGA has a better team, because it's a football factory. It's not really all that complicated. When UGA boasts for beating GT, it's like Goliath boasting if he were to beat David…kinda silly. I really don't think UGA people are so stupid that they don't understand the clear dynamics of the situation: football factory -vs- non-football factory = football factory winning most games over time…pretty simple stuff. So, in the big picture, yes, the non-football factory *IS* entitled to feel good about aspects of the game, even if it isn't a "W". If we are only allowed to feel good after a win against UGA, then we wouldn't feel good very often and honestly, life is too short to be that negative. Get a life and perspective guys.
November 30th, 2010
6:36 pm
Also, it *IS* possible for all of these things to happen:
a. GT coached better,
b. GT hustled more,
c. GTs scheme worked,
d. UGA's superior recruiting trumped a b and c
"Winning" doesn't determine a b c or d. When you are undermanned according to every major recruiting service year after year, then you have to be smarter, out-hustle, and have a weird scheme to try and compensate for the lesser talent.
We needed to play a perfect game, as the underdog. UGA didn't have to play a perfect game, because of superior talent. We didn't play a perfect game (neither did UGA), so we lost. It's not complicated.
November 30th, 2010
7:54 pm
Statistics are for losers !!! Where it counts: 42-34!!!!
November 30th, 2010
7:55 pm
- He has blown as golden an opportunity as Tech will EVER have to overtake UGA as the premier program in the state, all by losing to a 6-5, and then a 5-6 team. This game is enormous for recruiting in our talent rich state, and we've seen the fruits of that with this year's mediocre "post-ACC Championship" recruiting class.
- I take ZERO heart in the fact we were more competitive in the game than expected. First of all, they are a 5-6 team and tried to give us the game with fumbles, which we promptly returned. Second, we should not be so poor in the first place as to where we are a 14 point dog to a 5-6 team, particularly in the 3rd year of a coach's regime.
- If Paul Johnson had beaten the two worst UGA teams since Ray Goff, Mark Richt would be OUT OF WORK today.
- Mark Richt would be UNEMPLOYED today merely if Tech had sent Saturday's game to overtime and won, after all UGA had to do was kneel on the ball. Of course this was not possible, since the unbalanced nature of our offense precludes the development of a credible passing game which can threaten an opponent in a 2 minute scenario. Joe Hamilton, in a Ralph Friedgen offense, would have tied that game on Saturday. Under Paul Johnson, we stumble around and skip footballs into the turf.
- Paul Johnson DOES NOT CARE about the UGA game more than any other. Whenever he is asked about it, there is zero passion. He'll say something along the lines of "yeah, it's important to the fans and the players, so it's important to me," but he does NOT take the UGA game personally, nor does he identify himself so much as a part of GT, but as a guy paid to coach at GT, and that is very disappointing to me.
- It has long been obvious, as previously mentioned, that this offense is not built to come from behind late in a game. This is something that MUST be addressed, and SHOULD HAVE been addressed after we lost to UGA last year for this very reason. Leading the nation in rushing offense is nice and all, but this offense will need more balance if we ever expect to become a consistently great program.
- Chan never beat UGA, but that does not mean PJ's performance vs UGA has been up to par. We should always beat them when they are poor as they have been the last two years. As far as I'm concerned, 2-1 vs these three UGA teams should be considered par for a GT coach. Paul Johnson is currently BELOW PAR in regards to his performance in the most important game on our schedule. I will take 2-1 vs the Dogs over 1 championship in a crummy ACC any day!
November 30th, 2010
8:16 pm
Ok Im not one to make excuses( and I wish my fellow GT fans wouldnt either)WE lost ,no matter what GT did or didnt do..UGA wins again..Hats off to them…Folks in the end its just a game (and if GT would have won Thats the same way I'd feel)…Now lets get back to important things like DEER HUNTING..Ohhh I forgot you GT and uga mommies dont like Deer Hunters…Sorry.OK Im gonna go let the air out of a few…GOOD LUCK, UGA and GT in your bowls.( which I think is sad for either to go to with 6-6 records)…Dont really care about uga but I wish CPJ would turn the bowl down..NOBODY with a 6-6 record should be rewarded for that.Anybody my age remember when you had to have at least a 7-3 …7-4 record to go bowling????Money ,Money,Money……GO JACKETS!!!
November 30th, 2010
8:31 pm
November 30th, 2010
12:51 am
Well said!
November 30th, 2010
8:32 pm
Is anyone watching this Tech/Northestern BBall game. Disgusting to say the least.
November 30th, 2010
8:33 pm
One more thing before I go…to all of you GT fans calling UGA folks trailer trash,scum,Walmart lovers…I have 2 brothers that are UGA grads and I really dont appriciate those remarks..Its childish as are the ones from the Uga fans..NO doubt both sides that make those kind of remarks toward fellow Georgians are very immature kids..Grow up folks..Its a GAME!!!!
November 30th, 2010
8:54 pm
Jacket76 I'm watching. It's pitiful.
I didn't renew my season tickets this year. Another guy I know didn't renew his either. He won't even watch them on TV – he says he can't take it. This has to be Phew's last year. The program is flat lining.
November 30th, 2010
9:04 pm
Seeing Tech lose on Saturday to the Dawgs was fun. Watching Tech get run out of the arena tonight by Northwestern by a bunch of very smart, white boys is PRICELESS. What's the excuse tonight "gay" Tech boys??
You guys are LOSERS!!!!! SUCK IT!!!!!!!!!
November 30th, 2010
9:38 pm
CPH needs to resign effectively immediately. There is NO excuse for losing to NW by 20 points. What a wretched display of college "basketball" (and I use that term very loosely) by GT tonight.
November 30th, 2010
10:18 pm
CPH should have been fired years ago. Look in the archived blogs and you'll see all the same comments that you'll see this year: we can't in-bound the ball, we dont' have an offense, we seem to underachieve based on the talent on paper, we've had ONE winning acc record in over ten years now, on and on…every year it's the same thing…GroundHogDay…FIRE PAUL HEWITT ALREADY WTFFFFFFF?!?!?!?!?!!!! OMG how bad does it have to get…that he is still coaching at GT is an insult to anyone with eyes and a memory. I don't care about the golden contract…fire the man and see if Bobby Cremins, Mark Price, AnYoNe will come work for charity money. NO ONE is better than paul Blewitt!
November 30th, 2010
10:19 pm
Priceless – You're completely right. There is no excuse for this and our bball program has become a complete joke, because no one has the balls to fire Paul Hewitt. The man would have been fired from any reasonable college years ago. ONE winning ACC record in over ten years……..really!?…really!?…amazing!
November 30th, 2010
10:20 pm
clarification, "NO ONE is better than paul Blewitt!" should have read "I would rather have NO ONE instead of having Hewitt, if that's the choice before us".
November 30th, 2010
10:49 pm
((((42-34)))) hope it hurts for another 365 days.
Welcome to the Karma Bowl
November 30th, 2010
10:57 pm
Its been about 3 hours and not even a wire service story. Is Tech BB that irrelevant? Yep, I guess it is.
November 30th, 2010
11:16 pm
I enjoyed watching the game and think the game could have been won by either team. I'm glad my Dawgs won. Both defenses were bad. Both offences moved the ball well. I do get tired of the Tech fans talking about ALL our 5 star recruits. We've had only 8 five star recruits the past 8 years. Don't complain about us, go recruit your own. You're only admitting we beat you in recruiting and on the field. Secondly, tech fans get so excited about our recent record against Florida. Since we beat you guys so often, we don't have to talk about your 12 loses in the past 14 games against FSU? Do we need to bring up the Seminoles more often? Didn't think so. Hope UGA & GT will represent the state in the bowl games.
December 1st, 2010
8:01 am
hey knucklehead aka facts about paul johnson,
Does ONE GAME DEFINE A SEASON?
Your obsession is clearly obvious you cant stand the dawgs. They beat us, and its entertainment.
This obsession with the dawgs is pretty sad. Why? ONE GAME DOES NOT DEFINE A SEASON.
You guys keep whining about loosing to uga. Quite frankly if you cant get over it in probally less than a 5 minute time period than thats pretty pathetic.
So you want to go back to gailey ball and average 6 wins a year? No problem. Go that route and you knuckleheads will whine even more.
This program is going in the right direction. Why? We can only get better. So when CPJ averages 8 wins a year in 3 seasons you want him gone too? hahahaha
Some of you need to take it easy on your obsession with UGA.
December 1st, 2010
8:28 am
Where is our FIRE PAUL HEWITT blog???
December 1st, 2010
10:34 am
Please nerd nation, PLEEEEEAAAAAASSSSSEEEEEEE keep Paul "Moobs" Johnson for life!!!! He's easier to defeat than even Gailey!!! At least Gailey brought you guys recruits. Johnson is the anti-recruiter and repels talent.
December 1st, 2010
10:38 am
Paul Hewitt maximized his limited coaching resources so the Northwestern game actually constitutes a win.
December 1st, 2010
11:01 am
Tech played a good game against us…..Yes, i think we have better talent. Coaching, we could do better, put Johnson has short comings also. He's stubborn, and makes dumb decisions himself. A short, effective passing game would do wonders for Tech, and we could both use Defensive help. That game could of gone either way, but I'm glad Dawgs won
December 1st, 2010
5:46 pm
A bad team lost to a another bad team.
Both coaching Staffs should be ushered out the door.
Dont see wher anyone has a right to crow about this one.
December 1st, 2010
10:25 pm
Hey "The Man" – just so you'll know, in spite of the fact that UF has "owned" UGA the last two decades, UGA still leads in the overall series. It really cracks me up the way GT fans constantly refer to Florida to try to make themselves feel better about losing to UGA but hey, I understand.
December 2nd, 2010
10:03 am
I love reading all of the comments from the nerds! Better coach… better game plan…keep life in perspective… life is too short to be negative… blah blah blah. Suck it up and admit that you suck at football. Period. You can't even beat us when we are down. UGA owns Tech. It's that simple. 9 out of 10. Enjoy hearing about it for the next year. Oh, and keep those awesome comments coming…
December 2nd, 2010
10:26 am
Am i the only one that will put his name out on a message board? Having said that, I am proud of my Jackets! I was possibly the only Tech fan in the entire student section, like I have been since high school. My best friends, not to mention family, are UGA fans. However, we always joke around when it comes to this game. I had a great time in Athens. i was proud of our team, and I am proud of CPJ! Tech fans lets get together for next year…we have a coach and I wouldn't trade him for anything! I have bought season tickets with my own money since I was 16…and i have never felt as good about the program as i do now!
December 2nd, 2010
11:16 am
Logan: I'm proud of you. I only hang out with Dawg fans, too.
December 2nd, 2010
11:48 am
We all need to get together! CPJ is a great coach! We have to support this team! Tevin is doing a great job…i wanted to beat UGA, but we are all from Georgia!
December 2nd, 2010
5:37 pm
whats your point about all being from georgia? Tevin got a little better, but holy crap….. the passing game really needs to improve when situations like that happen in a game like the rivalary game in athens during the turkey day break.
Stephen Hill going to get hurt every time he doesnt catch a pass?
December 2nd, 2010
10:56 pm
Sorry ss…I was running late for work and alas I did not have enough time to fully state my thoughts. My comment on Georgia was about this stupid bickering on these boards. I might dislike UGA more than most people, but it is still my home state. i was trying to make the point that some of the people that write on these boards do not represent what UGA or Tech fans stand for. The main point I wanted to make, since I have heard grumblings all year about Paul Johnson, is that we have a fantastic coach. Tevin is going to be a great starting QB for us, but I do agree number 5 needs to step it up. My only concern heading into next year is the defensive backs….we are losing a lot back there. Also, Chris you do a great job covering the Jackets! UGA may have bragging rights for another year, but CPJ will let this loss linger on him the whole offseason, and he will be back next year looking for vengence!
December 3rd, 2010
9:29 am
the defense is a big weakness. Your right about that.
As far as the rest of the post you wrote…. Your right… There is plenty of bickering and there a lot of idiots that post on the ajc blogs for both schools. Totally agree with that.
The only problem i have is when im watching the game against the canes and duke……. I really dont want to hear…. We better beat georgia… Lets beat the damn team were playing RIGHT NOW.
The whole point is ONE GAME DOESNT DEFINE A SEASON…….. A lot of people on both sides dont seem to realize that.
December 3rd, 2010
10:17 am
I don't see how GT gift-wrapped a win for UGA when UGA twice squandered 14 point leads. We also had 3 bad fumbles. We just cashed in on them. Crybabies, stick to differential equations and regression analysis. GT acts like we escaped with our lives Saturday. I was just pissed that we didn't put them away earlier, as we should have. Never felt threatened the entire game. So there is to your moral victory nerds.
December 3rd, 2010
2:10 pm
Jack G –
Suuuuuuuuuuuure buddy, I'm so positive you wouldn't be crowing if your bugs won and kept UGA out of the bowl season. Yechies can't even lie good over a computer.
December 3rd, 2010
2:11 pm
Tech will never beat UGA again. If they couldn't defeat UGA last year at home, at night, with their best team in decades against a UGA squad without their best player even being on the field then it will never happen.
Love it.
December 4th, 2010
2:12 am
I agree ss…Sitting in the stands this year has been an experiance I never want to see again, on the defensive side. But, however, Al Groh will have his system in place (with the players knowing where to be) by next year. Isn't it funny that we had no offense with Chan but had a great defense…and now the roles are reversed? Thanks for replyig to me and go Jackets!
December 4th, 2010
10:37 am
Accurate analysis of game. Murray did a good job throwing but he'll learn how the other half lives with the magnificent A. J. Green gone. Look what losing Bey Bey did to GT and the Jackets aren't even a passing team. As for all you guys crtiticizing Paul Johnson (not Chris Boggs; his points well taken): how many games above the pee wee level have YOU coached? Didn't freaking think so.
December 4th, 2010
11:06 am
The old confederacy won nearly every battle with the boys in blue. Bobby Lee stomped General Grant at Fredericksburg, Maryland and he won all engagemest or fought to a draw on July 1,2, 3 at Gettysburg. He won the first major battle on Opening Day in Manassas.
You can win the battles and LOSE the war. GT won the 4 qtr war. Period. Period. GT lost.
To lose by 8 IS WORSE, than to lose by 1. Remember that GT, there is no intelligence or genius in LOSING by 8, after telling your men to lay down. THAT move was disgraceful and it cost CPJ and GT.
Richt is 9-1 vs GT and we all know that he ain't so special. Right!!!
We do look forward to another home game w/ GT but next time in our Atlanta (smaller) stadium, Grant Field.
December 4th, 2010
11:20 am
Nesbitt being out may or may not have hurt GT. Frankly, Frankie Sinkwich nor Jimmy Poulas and Andy Johnson did not play for UGA the other night, so who knows what effect that had?? To be fair, Billy Lothridge nor Lenny Snow played for GT. Both were great and Lothridge was second to Heisman winner Roger Stauback. GT would ahve been better had they been on the field in Athens. Um, ah, they were not.
The better comparison is the 2009 game. Last year, Kris Durham ( UGA's BEST wide out ) and AJ Green and Arron Murray did not play. UGA still won with the worst UGA QB in decades.
My point? The UGA kids generally are superior top to bottom and it is because of the two disparate leagues. The ACC and the SEC. 9-1 says it all anyway.
Se y'all in 2011 @ our second home field ……………………Grant Field, our Atlanta home and we love playing there in front of 22,000 red clad fans.


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One-Dish Chicken Pasta
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Yield: Makes 6 servings
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- 1 (12-oz.) package farfalle (bow-tie) pasta
- 5 tablespoons butter, divided
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 medium-size red bell pepper, chopped
- 1 (8-oz.) package fresh mushrooms, quartered
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 cups chicken broth
- 2 cups milk
- 3 cups chopped cooked chicken
- 1 cup (4 oz.) shredded Parmesan cheese
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Toppings: toasted sliced almonds, chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley, shredded Parmesan cheese
- 1. Prepare pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, melt 2 Tbsp. butter in a Dutch oven over medium heat. Add onion and bell pepper; sauté 5 minutes or until tender. Add mushrooms; sauté 4 minutes. Remove from Dutch oven.
- 2. Melt remaining 3 Tbsp. butter in Dutch oven over low heat; whisk in flour until smooth. Cook, whisking constantly, 1 minute. Gradually whisk in chicken broth and milk; cook over medium heat, whisking constantly, 5 to 7 minutes or until thickened and bubbly.
- 3. Stir chicken, sautéed vegetables, and hot cooked pasta into sauce. Add cheese, pepper, and salt. Serve with desired toppings.
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Slice day old baguette into 1/2 inch slices. Lightly brush with olive oil. Grill on grill pan till crisp.(Can be made on sheet pan in 425 degree oven till crisp) Rub with fresh garlic clove. A nice twist is to brush with roasted garlic oil.
White Bean Sage Dip
2 15 oz cans of white beans (cannelloni or great northern) drained and rinsed
4 cloves roasted or fresh garlic
1/4 C extra virgin olive oil
1/4 C chopped fresh sage
Salt and pepper to taste
1) Place rinsed beans and garlic in bowl of food processor or blender.
2) While running,slowly add olive oil till texture is creamy like peanut butter
3) Add fresh sage and pulse processor to mix in
4) salt and pepper to taste
5) serve on Bruschetta or with pita chips
Roasted Artichoke Dip
2 15 oz cans artichoke hearts
6 cloves garlic
1/4 C fresh lemon juice
1/4 C extra virgin olive oil
1/3 C fresh parsley coarsely chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
1) pre heat oven to 425 degrees
2) Drain and rinse artichokes under cold water.
3 ) Toss in mixing bowl with half of the olive oil, garlic, salt and pepper
4) Roast on baking sheet in oven for 25 minutes till artichokes are starting to brown on the edges.
5 ) While still warm put in food processor or blender
6) While running add lemon juice and remainder of olive oil
7) Garnish with chopped parsley
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2 pints grape tomatoes
6 cloves roasted garlic
1/4 C fresh basil chopped
4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper to taste
1) Pre heat oven to 425 degrees
2) Rinse and toss tomatoes in olive oil salt and pepper
3) Roast in oven on baking sheet for 20 minutes till tomatoes start to burst and break down
4) Transfer tomatoes to mixing bowl, toss with garlic, fresh basil.
5) Drizzle with extra virgin olive oil
6) Serve with Bruschetta
Roasted Garlic
Place cloves of garlic in center of foil sheet. Drizzle with salt and extra virgin olive oil. Close foil to form a pouch. Place in 425 degree oven until cloves soften and you can smell roasted garlic. Garlic can be stored in fridge for a week to be used in other recipes.
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A---No there is no difference. Windows XP is the best OS that MS ever made. Keep it as long as possible.
I can't get my windows firewall to turn on. Computer came with Macafee on it and had so problem with the metro apps then for some reason won't do updates or let me access IE from apps. Tried a lot of things on the forum page. I have finally taken off Macafee and the windows defender came on but still no firewall. I checked the forums again and tried what was suggested with no luck. Really getting tired of this problem. I now know it is not just something with my computer that there as been issues since last year so WHY has it not been addressed by Microsoft?
Installing antivirus/antispyware software did disable Windows Defender in Windows 8. Is there a way to turn it on temporarily to do a manual scan?
No, there is no way. You wold have to remove antivirus/antispyware that you installed than turn on Defender.


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