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Oyster Shooter, Chef's Famous Rack of Lamb and Lobster Bisque are all on the menu tonight in addition to our full à la carte menu.
We are closed today, Thursday, February 13th due to the inclement weather. We have our roses ready for tomorrow night though. While we are almost fully committed for Valentine's Day, please give us a call as we may have cancellations. We also have a few reservations available for Saturday, February 15th.
Chef Ris has created a romantic 3-course menu for the weekend. The Valentine's menu will be available on Friday and Saturday in addition to our à la carte menu. We are almost sold out for Friday evening, but we have a few reservations available on Saturday, February 15th.
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Ris @ Union Market opened today, January 9th. The market location features fan favorites from the RIS kitchen, such as stocks, soups and sauces. Grab a lamb shank or duck leg for dinner at home or satisfy your appetite while you shop with a RIS bowl, RIS salad or fresh baked hand pie. RIS at Union Market is open Tues - Fri from 11am - 7pm and Sat - Sun from 10am - 7pm with plenty of free parking.
Visit our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter for RIS Bowl updates and market specials.
January lunch club features hearty and health options to keep you warm this month. Our monthly lunch club is available Monday through Friday, 11:30am - 3:00pm. At only $25 for three courses, it's a delicious deal.
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Dinner seating will be available until 11pm. The band will play from 8pm until 12:30am. Chef Ris' special tasting menu will be available in addition to our à la carte menu.
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Bring in the family and enjoy a special evening at RIS while anxiously awaiting the arrival of St. Nicholas. Chef Ris has created a three-course menu perfect for the occasion, or select from our à la carte menu.
Amuse: Smoked Trout Panna Cotta
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Oyster and Champagne Stew
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A Gallery of Arts Tribute Reception will be held Friday, January 17 beginning at 5:00 p.m., followed by the Community Forum at 7:00 p.m. - both at the Beck Cultural Exchange Center.
Two events on Saturday, January 18 will focus on students and teachers and include the Teacher In-Service Training program at the Beck Cultural Center and the Youth Symposium at Austin East High School.
Also on Saturday, the MLK Commission and the YWCA will co-host the annual Race Against Racism, beginning at 11:30 a.m. at the YWCA Phyllis Wheatley Center.
A Night with the Arts and the Knoxville Symphony Chamber Orchestra will be on Sunday, January 19 at the Bijou Theatre.
Monday, January 20, the official MLK Holiday, will culminate with the Memorial March Parade at 10 a.m. down Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue in the morning followed by the Memorial Tribute Service at 11:45 a.m. at the Greater Warner Tabernacle AME Zion Church
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This multi-media program will combine theatre, film, music, photographs and spoken word to depict stories of World War II in the Philippines.
The presentation will be made by Cecilia Gaerlan, playwright and author of In Her Mother's Image, a novel and stage play set during World War II in the Philippines portraying the emotional toll of war.
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Sugar Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches
Peppermint ice cream should be easy to find during the holiday season. If it's not available, stir 1 cup crushed hard peppermint candies into 1 1/2 quarts softened vanilla ice cream.
Yield: 8 sandwiches
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- 1 1/2 quarts peppermint ice cream, slightly softened
- 1 (20-ounce) package refrigerated sliceable sugar cookie dough
- 1/3 cup hot fudge topping
- Hard peppermint candy, coarsely crushed, or multicolored decorator sprinkles
- Spread softened ice cream evenly into two wax paper-lined, 8" round cakepans; cover and freeze until ice cream is firm.
- Slice cookie dough into 16 (1/2"-thick) slices. Place 3" apart on lightly greased cookie sheets.
- Flatten each cookie to a 2" circle. Bake at 350° for 8 minutes. (Cookies will spread during baking.) Cool on cookie sheets 1 minute. Remove to wire racks, and cool completely. Spread 1 teaspoon fudge topping on bottom of each cookie.
- Remove ice cream from pans, working quickly with one pan at a time; peel off wax paper. Cut ice cream into 3" circles, using a 3" biscuit cutter. Place each ice cream circle between 2 cookies, fudge sides in; press gently. Place sandwiches in freezer on a cookie sheet. Cover and freeze 30 minutes.
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It's a very dangerous game, it has led in the past to witchtrials, McCarthyite or otherwise, and it's no better than the actions of, say, One Million Moms. And next time? It could be you...It's also led to the end of apartheid, the end of segregated buses in the U.S., and people making absolutely idiotic false equivalence arguments on the Internet.
Lois Laneoff: X-ray vision? Can you see through my clothes?(Oh, and it's amusing to note that "Jimmy Olstein" was portrayed by a current US senator)
Überman: Ja! And through his, too. [ points at Jimmy Olstein ] He's a Jew!
Jimmy Olstein: No! No, it's not true! My parents were just very advanced in hygeine, that's all..!
"In dealing with Ansset, a beautiful, artistic child in the highest circles of power, the question of both pederasty and homosexuality had to be dealt with, because both would come up....since power cultures are usually male-dominated, a beautiful but vulnerable male is going to find that most domination and exploitation come from men. There's more to it than that, I'm sure, but one thing was unavoidable: Ansset was going to be approached.Which made me stop to think, because that's a common theme in Card's work, the young "beautiful" child being used to others' purposes.
>He shouldn't lose his job over it unless it spills over INTO his job/compromises the job he's doing.
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The man who hit Usher's step-son with a jet ski and caused his death has now been arrested.
Usher's step-son died after a jet-ski accident last summer, at only 11-years old. Now the jet ski operator who allegedly ran over Kyle Glover has been arrested.
The incident occurred on Lake Lanier in Atlanta last July, and Usher's ex-wife, Tameka Foster's son was brain-dead following the accident, before finally passing away. TMZ reports that Jeffrey Simon Hubbard was indicted on Thursday by a Grand Jury in Hall County, Georgia.
The D.A. says that Hubbard was indicted for Homicide by Vessel, Serious Injury by Vessel, as well as Reckless Operation of a Vessel.
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I'm live here at AT&T Park where St. Ignatius and Sacred Heart Cathedral are playing for the Bruce-Mahoney Trophy. We'll have live updates after each inning. Sacred Heart Cathedral 4, St. Ignatius 1, final: A routine grounder to second base ends it, and gives Sacred Heart its first Bruce-Mahoney trophy since 1998. More to come. […] [Read More]
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We're live from Arco Arena, where there are six games today. NorCal lost all four games on Friday night. Can they change that on Saturday? Scroll down for earlier games. Division I boys Westchester 49, McClymonds 31 (final): That's it. A good season for McClymonds comes to an unfortunate end. Westchester 49, McClymonds 29 (:58.7 […] [Read More]
Preps: State Finals links
We can't begin a glorious weekend of 10 California state basketball games with a negative. So before we sift through the dirt, here are Cal-Hi Sports' previews of the 5 boys and 5 girls games. Chronicle correspondent Harold Abend says "this is where we can do analysis." If you've ever sat next to HA at […] [Read More]
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I'm at Arco Arena for six games today and will give periodic updates on each of the NorCal games here. We'll also be getting updates from Folsom High and the four games over there. Scroll down for earlier games. Boys DI McClymonds 46, Monte Vista 43 (final): Justin Standley scored seven points in last 1:45. […] [Read More]
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Willow Creek partners with JOURNEYS to provide emergency shelter for local residents who are homeless through the PADS (Public Action to Deliver Shelter) program. Willow is part of a network of 19 faith-based PADS shelters in northwest suburban Cook County.
- Overnight shelter is available for men, women, and families.
- You will receive a hot dinner, breakfast, and sack lunch.
- Mattresses, pillows, and blankets are provided.
- Shower and laundry facilities are also available at Willow Creek.
Before coming to PADS for the first time, you must complete a registration process by calling (847) 963-9163 and meet with a PADS representative.
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- Shelter is available overnight, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
- Willow Creek serves as a PADS site on Thursday nights.
- For a list of other PADS sites, visit Journeys.
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Chilliwack police were called to two armed robberies on Sunday, Jan. 27. The first happened just outside the Young Street Market at approximately 2 p.m., when a male suspect approached the victim and asked for money. The man then produced what the victim believed to be a gun.
The second robbery occurred at the ATM machine in the Scotia Bank at 46059 Yale Road just after 11 p.m. The victim was withdrawing money from the machine when he was approached by a man demanding money, only this time assaulted the victim and again produced what the victim believed to be a firearm.
"These calls are a very big concern to us," said Cst. Tracy Wolbeck, in a release.
"Anytime an offence is committed with what a victim believes to be a firearm, it becomes a huge priority for us to identify and arrest the person involved."
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06 February 2013
Glittered ClothespinsCategory: organizing
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I am working towards achieving this in three ways by 1. Avoiding distractions (like EXTRA CUTE SLOTH VIDEOS) 2. Writing down weekly and monthly goals in my phone (my fav app) and filo-fax, and 3. Snazzing up my paperwork in a way that will make me not run away from it.
Granted, I have always had a soft spot for fabulous office supplies, but this year I am giving myself permission to spend a little more time and money on it. I figure anything that will prompt me to be more efficient and purposeful with my time is a worthy investment, no?
Clothespins. Seriously, who knew?
I never knew how much I loved clothespins until I ran out of paperclips. I mean honestly, clothespins? Who uses clothespins? Pres School teachers with laundry lines of finger paintings. Grannies with panty hose to hang dry. Not me, that's for sure.
Still, I bought a box at the dollar store to help dry coffee filters last spring. Then one day I was sorting files and ran out of paperclips and found that clothespins are sort of amazing. They keep things together and segregated in a way that says THIS NEEDS TO BE DEALT WITH.
Clothespins are exactly what I need in my life.
I saw some glittery clothespins in one of my favorite stores, but then when you touch them the glitter fell off. Not a lot, but enough to annoy me. Do I really need more glitter in my taxes?
I thought about making them at home with glue and sealing it in with Mod Podge, but decided that would get messy and then the glue would get on the spring mechanism and then it would goop it all up and then...and then.... yish.
So when I saw this preglittered scrap book paper on sale for 75cents, I knew it had to happen. When I saw they also had LEOPARD GLITTER scrapbook paper, well, that was that!
Glitter paper + Clothespins + Tacky Glue = Snazzy new paper sorting assistant.
For less than $2.00, I made 30 of them in under an hour. I think I'll get some of those little magnets and glue them the leopard ones to stick on the fridge. I could use a mode of hanging more fridge art, and let's be honest, can one ever have enough leopard in the kitchen?
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Adorbz!! and Brilliant! Nobody likes glitter all over everything and this totally solves the problem <3ReplyDelete
- Debra MontagueFebruary 9, 2013 at 7:59 AM
I, ah, actually, use clothespins all the time, for their original purpose. I've never had a dryer in this house and I've lived here since 1983. The hookup was gas and the dryer we'd been given was electric and my ex didn't want to pay to have someone run a grounded outlet to where the dryer would sit. So, we strung 4 clotheslines through the basement.ReplyDelete
I learned, early, how much laundry I could do and have it dry overnight. If the child needed certain pants, they had to be washed a day in advance to be certain they would dry. Yes, I have spent an hour using a hair dryer to blow dry an item of clothing the child HAD to have but we adapted.
Even now, when I could pay someone to put in an electrical line, I haven't. For years, I used to hang my clothes outside until that line gave out. I would love to figure out how to have another outside line because there is nothing, absolutely nothing better smelling than sheet that have been dried outside in the middle of August.
Clothespins? I got 'em.
I love it! Now where did I put all those clothes pins?!ReplyDelete
Actually, I think a little glitter might really improve taxes. Hmm...ReplyDelete
I have an advent calendar that came with clothespins like these - there's a twine line and you use the snazzy clothespins to hang up little bags of trinkets. I hated putting those clothespins away, but I didn't want to lose them between Christmases. Now I'm going to have to make my own!ReplyDelete
Where did those delicious file folders come from?!ReplyDelete
- PeachesFreundFebruary 9, 2013 at 7:59 AM
Mostly Target --the Nate Berkus collection. The leopard ones were a gift.ReplyDelete
- Jaan L of TxFebruary 9, 2013 at 7:59 AM
LOL, You and my best friend are crazy for leopard print. I just have to make these for her, as I think I have given her just about everything I have ever found in leopard print. She will just die when she sees these. thanksReplyDelete
I have been seeing clothespins all over the place lately. Can't wait to try this.ReplyDelete
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Was easy to put together, but I was surprised by how dry the cobbler turned out. There was also too much pancake mix to berry. The idea was good, but it didn't deliver the yummy cobbler that I imagined.
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- Calories from fat: 34%
- Fat: 11g
- Saturated fat: 6g
- Cholesterol: 101mg
- Sodium: 537mg
- Carbohydrate: 39g
- Fiber: 6g
- Sugars: 10g
- Protein: 9g
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ASC In-Market Development: Driving Profits with the Right Procedure Mix
Kelly S. Craig, RN, BSN, is director, in market development, with Meridian Surgical Partners, which is headquartered in Brentwood, Tenn. She frequently travels from her home base in Austin, Texas, to work with selected ASCs to target growth opportunities. SurgiStrategies spent some time getting her take on ASC market development.
Q. How do you approach a specific market for development?
I first spend time in the ASC, meet the staff, and discuss the ASC and the market with the administrator. I also spend time in the OR to see how things flow, turnover and watch the staff work together. From there, I talk to physician partners about possible doctors to call on. I then begin my search and get the feel for the market.
Q. Do you have a set timeframe or goal in mind when you start working with an ASC?
As far as my assignments, they are usually ongoing and it takes several months to get your arms around what a market is like, the ASC I am covering, or how volume/revenue can be increased. Therefore, I don't see a certain timeframe. It is always a work in progress. The common goal in every market is to increase volume, which will usually increase revenue.
Q. How do you share areas of responsibility when working with administrators?
When I enter into a market, I always work with the administrator on what physicians he or she has called on, last follow-up, introduction to staff and our current partners, discuss the market and their viewpoint of possible recruitment. From there, once I have started working the market, I will ask them to help me follow-up. Since I travel, it is important that administrators can make follow-up calls to the office either by phone or in person. Once a surgeon is credentialed, he or she can work with the office regarding scheduling, which is a vital part of making the surgeon willing to have a trial run at the center. I really rely on the administrators to make sure the first case goes well. I often ask them to have someone assigned to the new surgeon to make sure they feel comfortable and welcomed.
Q. What are some of your primary areas of focus?
Physician recruitment is my role so it is huge in my development efforts. If I can't find "low hanging fruit" in a market, then I focus on our current partners to see if we are getting the cases we should see in our ASC. Once you have exhausted your efforts in recruiting, then you have to look at new service lines to bring into your center (for example: retina, lap band, spine, Medtronic interstim).
Q. Is there an ideal number of specialties you aim for at an ASC?
There isn't an ideal number in my opinion. It is whatever will fit into our centers. Sometimes an ASC already has the equipment in-house to perform certain procedures, but they haven't focused on developing that part of the business. However, if we don't have equipment for a certain specialty, then reimbursement, equipment analysis and all criteria for the specialty is reviewed. And of course, a center has to make sure they are getting paid for whatever "new" specialty they are trying to perform. Staff is also a consideration. If a center is "shorthanded," then expanding specialties would be difficult to start. As a general rule, the more specialties you have, the better.
Q. What are some of the key variables you consider when evaluating the potential profitability of new procedures/specialties for an ASC?
Key variables include: cost of equipment, return on investment, managed care contracts, supply cost per procedure, staffing cost per procedure, scheduling efficiencies for the center (options to open another OR vs. utilizing existing OR), length of time it takes for the physician to perform the case, and consideration of other more-profitable cases the physicians can bring.
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Giles, who appeared in court on a citation, remains free on court-ordered conditions that include an order that he not access the Internet or possess electronic devices capable of an Internet connection.
An investigator with the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force wrote in an affidavit that police in Vermont were contacted after the parents of a girl in Polkton, N.C., complained that their daughter had received nude photos from a man in Vermont.
After seizing a computer from a home in Manchester, investigators interviewed Giles in Rutland where he allegedly admitted to sending naked pictures of himself to the girl and receiving partially naked pictures in exchange.
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The Falcons flashed their no-huddle attack three times against Pittsburgh.
Whenever the use it, they seem to march the ball down the field.
Quaterback Matt Ryan, who calls the plays at the line of scimmage in the no-huddle is just in his fourth year, but should they use it as their main mode of attack?
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FLOWERY BRANCH – The Falcons' no-huddle attack passed its first test of the season against Pittsburgh's vaunted defense after going unused in the previous two exhibition games.
Against the Steelers, the Falcons used their no-huddle three different times in the first half, and each time they cobbled together promising drives that resulted in Matt Bryant field goals.
"We moved the ball pretty effectively," quarterback Matt Ryan said. "Obviously, we would have liked to have been more successful in the red zone. But, all in all, I thought it was pretty good."
Normally, the Falcons would have spent extensive time working on their no-huddle offense over the offseason. But because of the lockout, they've had to stuff that work into condensed time periods. But Ryan believes they are ahead of most teams because they have mostly established veterans on the field.
The Falcons have run the attack since Ryan arrived as a rookie in 2008. They've used it sometimes to set the tempo and other times to dictate the defense's personnel. They can turn it into a hurry-up attack if they are behind.
"Sometimes we move faster," Ryan said. "Other times, we're slower and get the clock down to three or four seconds. That's something that could vary that makes it tough on the defense. It's hard when they have to stay in position for that entire 40-second play clock."
In the first quarter against Pittsburgh, they went into their no-huddle for eight consecutive plays and drove from their 33 to Pittsburgh's 5. They had to settle for a 23-yard field goal after Ryan threw incomplete passes to Harry Douglas and Tony Gonzalez.
The big-play in that drive was a 22-yard pass to Roddy White. Overall, they threw six passes and ran the ball twice.
"We've got a lot of fine-tuning to do," White said. "Even though we did some good things, we did a lot of things that we need to get better at."
Later in the second quarter, the Falcons went back to the no-huddle attack for seven plays. Ryan drove the ball from their 46 down to Pittsburgh's 2-yard line. An apparent touchdown pass to Gonzalez was nullified when he was called for offensive pass interference. Bryant booted a 30-yard field goal.
Ryan completed two of four passes and they ran the ball three times in the next no-huddle stint. Bryant added a 46-yard field goal at the end of the drive.
On their next possession, the Falcons used the no-huddle for just two plays.
Overall, Ryan completed 7 of 12 passes for 59 yards in the no-huddle. The team rushed five times for 21 yards.
The attack has evolved from just being a change-of-pace option, to where they can run it for the entire game.
Last season against Baltimore, they went to it exclusively for the entire game. Ryan completed 32 of 50 passes for a career-high 316 yards and three touchdowns in a 26-21 victory.
In 2009, the Falcons went into the no-huddle offense 16 times in five different games. They scored seven touchdowns and two field goals while in the no huddle.
It has become a potent part of the offense.
"We work on it every week," Ryan said. "Every day at practice and we worked on it pretty much every day [during] training camp."
The coaches were pleased with the no-huddle attack, but were noncommittal about using it more frequently.
"We wanted to get a good look at it," Falcons coach Mike Smith said. "One of the things that it also does, [is] it also allows you to evaluate the conditioning of your football team."
The 132-day lockout has the coaches doing more in-game experimenting during this exhibition season.
"A lot of the stuff that we've shown, if we've gotten enough work on it in minicamp and [oganized team activities] we wouldn't have shown it as much just because we'd had practiced it," Smith said. "Just because everything has been condense we've had to do some things a little bit differently."
Smith believes that teams will still be implementing their attacks during the first quarter of the season.
"Just because of the pure volume we don't have as much in because we haven't had time to do it," Smith said. "I think as you see throughout the league, there are going to be more and more aspects of people's offense and defense showing up."
–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog
August 30th, 2011
5:18 am
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August 30th, 2011
5:19 am
August 30th, 2011
5:20 am
Waiting on the Season
August 30th, 2011
5:21 am
I really do hope the Falcons use the no huddle offense more often this year. It has been proven to be a very effective weapon for us…
August 30th, 2011
6:06 am
Go the the No-Huddle. Fire Mike Murlarkey AND save the extra money you're paying for an offensive coordinator who's play calling is OFFENSIVE.
It's a WIN-WIN!
Go Falcons. Go Braves.
August 30th, 2011
6:12 am
Weather in no-huddle or not we need to throw more on 1st and 2nd down and try and keep the defence off balance more, the idea is to run the ball so that the safties and backers come up to the line and throw over the top, we get that look every 1st and 2nd down because we have run so much in the past. If we open it up more on 1st down it would also back the safties up so it loosens up the run also.
August 30th, 2011
6:22 am
I have enough confidence in Ryan to play the whole game in no huddle. Ryan seems to be able to call a better game than Murlarky.
August 30th, 2011
6:24 am
Yes! Yes!, YES!!!
We have the weapons on offense but our offensive coordinator is boring. I trust Matt at QB. It's his team. Let him run up the score because the secondary will surely keep the other team in the game.
No Huddle or die.
August 30th, 2011
7:08 am
The Baltimore game ranks as the best game played by the offense because we beat a higher level team using our best weapons. Dled, you said the team would have spent extensive time working on the no-huddle. Maybe that is our problem, and we need to play free from the burdening controls of Mike Mularkey.
August 30th, 2011
7:09 am
Dled, I put in two sentences and it doesn't post? What is wrong?
August 30th, 2011
7:15 am
The no-huddle offense is just a gimmick offense. The falcan'ts aren't capable of running it anyway, All they would accomplish would be to punt the ball faster.
August 30th, 2011
7:26 am
1. Run ball up middle.
2. Run ball off tackle.
3. Comeback/out route.
4. Punt
5. Repeat
Mularkey, I tell you.
August 30th, 2011
7:28 am
Mularkey Flow Chart:
1. Run ball up middle — 2. Run ball off tackle — 3. Comeback/out route — First Down — Yes? — Repeat — No? — Punt
August 30th, 2011
7:30 am
Seen ThisB4, have you watch them in the no-huddle. It is their bread and butter. They normally have good results from it. Matt Ryan is free to do what he is best at and that is seeing the field and evaluating. Can't believe you think that they will fail at it and result in punting. Pittsburgh could not get people on the field fast enough and they were stuck with their base package and not allow to just pass rush Matt Ryan. I think that it is a good fit, so use it.
August 30th, 2011
7:32 am
T h e B a l t i m o r e g a m e r a n k s a s t h e b e s t g a m e p l a y e d b y t h e o f f e n s e b e c a u s e w e b e a t a h i g h e r l e v e l t e a m u s i n g o u r b e s t w e a p o n s. D l e d, y o u s a i d t h e t e a m w o u l d h a v e s p e n t e x t e n s i v e t i m e w o r k i n g o n t h e n o-h u d d l e. M a y b e t h a t i s o u r p r o b l e m, a n d we n e e d t o p l a y f r e e f r o m t h e b u r d e n i n g c o n t r o l s o f M i k e M u l a r k e y.
That paragraph was rejected without the spaces!
August 30th, 2011
7:35 am
I have found you cannot quote or use any sentence from the original Dled post or it will not appear. Dled, this needs to be fixed. I should not have to resort to putting extra spaces between letters to have something accepted.
August 30th, 2011
7:37 am
DeepDiver I like that flowchart. I am afraid we will have to endure some more use of it this year before it is torn up.
August 30th, 2011
7:49 am
The Falcons should run the no huddle offense. Matt Ryan should know what plays to call to fit his strengths. Matt's play calling can't be any worst than the offensive coordinator's.
August 30th, 2011
7:53 am
I have found you cannot quote or use any sentence from the original Dled post or it will not appear. Dled, this needs to be fixed. I should not have to resort to putting extra spaces between letters to have something accepted.
I agree, esp when DOL uses this same story with 3 different headers. Or was it four? anyhow, maybe AJC was trying to get this guy out to do some real reporting and stop using the same story over and over with different headers. Anyone remember when we used to get REAL, INFORMATIVE stories about the players and team? Oh well. Pick it up Ledbottom or give that press pass to someone that will use it. This is just silly!
August 30th, 2011
7:53 am
If the no huddle work and give a change of pace, then we should use it. If the no huddle make is not working and dont give a change a pace, then we should not use it.
August 30th, 2011
8:17 am
I agree with others here that Ryan calls a better game than Mularkey, and that's why Mularkey will not allow Ryan to go free. Mularkey's play-calling is an anvil around the Falcon's collective leg.
August 30th, 2011
8:28 am
Hey MAD Mike Mularkey, You got your bags packed yet? 3rd and long yet again..
August 30th, 2011
8:32 am
The answer to your question is: Not only yes, but, hell, yes!
August 30th, 2011
8:34 am
Really, we just need more imagination in the red zone. Ryan rolling out to the right and throwing it out of bounds is getting old. How about more play-action on first down, especially when inside the five. I want to see Kerry Meier in a drag rout like NE uses with Welker.
August 30th, 2011
8:42 am
Nice to be back fellas can't waiting for the season to begin; Mularkey should show us what his made of no more excuses and Ryan is now in his fourth year. Apart from the defense i'm even more worried by our special teams, with the new rules on kick offs it seems the new kicker we signed doesn't have enough leg to kick into the endzone like the guy we refused to pay and was signed by the Bucs, is it just me or does anyone see this as a concern?
August 30th, 2011
8:45 am
I also get tired of us settling for field goals inside the twenty. I have noticed how Matt Ryan, after a failed 3rd and short conversion inside the 20, is so quick to just jog to the sideline. For once, i would like to see him urge the staff to go for it, a la Peyton or Brady. There is a conservative cloud hanging over the offense right now. Something needs to be done about Mr. Vanilla, Mike Mularkey. He needs to truly turn Matt Ryan loose.
August 30th, 2011
8:48 am
"TDs Win Championships Not Field Goals". See Green Bay and New Orleans
August 30th, 2011
8:58 am
Im just not feeling any love on this blog!
August 30th, 2011
8:59 am
We rely too much on Roddy and Gonzo in the redzone. We have to get more diverse in our play calling down there. I'd like to see plays designed for Harry to beat a backer or nickel inside or for Quizz coming out of the backfield. I'm still perplexed that we haven't seen him play with the 1's. That kid would be deadly in the no huddle because he's a run/pass threat.
August 30th, 2011
9:02 am
I absolutely agree with you JYd. Our special teams play is atrocious. We definitely need someone who can kick the ball out of the endzone. It won't work when he only kicks it 1 – 2 yards deep1
August 30th, 2011
9:04 am
We have an exciting team. Too bad we won't get to see them perform up to their capabilities!
August 30th, 2011
9:06 am
Yes…they should use the no-huddle Defense to stop passing attacks…lol.
Seriously, the No Huddle Offense will potentially get you quick 3 and outs or quick scores…either way the Defense will have to hold up with short rest periods…..Use it situationally….but use it more!
August 30th, 2011
9:08 am
Jyd and Larry, I wouldn't be suprised if Bosher begins to kick them deeper during the regular season. We have a lot of 3rd stringers who will be called upon to play special teams. I'm not sure, but maybe we have used the kick-offs to see who we keep. I'm more concerned with the punts from Bosher than the kick-offs. We were spoiled with Koenen but I do expect the occasional 60 yarder or coffin corner kick.
August 30th, 2011
9:08 am
If Mularky turns Matt Ryan loose….what will happen? Mularky sees Matt practice everyday…perhaps Mularky knows that he is not ready to be turned loose…hmmm?
If Matt is turned loose…will he be a turnover machine? That would definitely get you guys hopping mad!!!
August 30th, 2011
9:19 am
Is a screen pass a movie loyalty card?
August 30th, 2011
9:28 am
August 30th, 2011
9:44 am
I noticed that James Sanders, a safety released by the Pats yesterday, is coming in for a visit today. Maybe our safeties need to tighten up, or else.
I have also noticed that not much has been said about Ryan's arm strength since he launched that beauty into the end zone on Saturday. That pass was perfect and should have been caught, though that's easy for me to say. Got a feeling we'll be seeing a lot more of those this year.
August 30th, 2011
9:49 am
In a word:
August 30th, 2011
9:53 am
DLed, PLEASE TELL US WHAT YOUR ANSWER IS TO YOUR QUESTION?
August 30th, 2011
10:11 am
Anything that takes MM out of the equation has to make our offense better……
August 30th, 2011
10:11 am
YES!!! Its worked the last TWO years….If we drove down against PITTSBURGH then we can do it to anyone. We need to use it if not all game, at least for 70%
August 30th, 2011
10:11 am
I personally like the no-huddle and agree that the Falcons seem to move the ball much better when they use it.
I realize, of course, that preseason games don't count, but SI.com and other national media types are saying after the Pittsburgh game that Atlanta has a long way to go to gel and be truly explosive as a unit. That's discouraging considering most of these guys are in their third or fourth season of working together, and may indeed hint at a bigger problem.
I'm no offensive coordinator, so I'm not qualified to arbitrarily say Mike Mularkey should be fired. However, I do believe that given the number of pieces the Falcons now have in place for Matt Ryan to throw to (White, Jones, Douglass, Gonzalez, etc) that both fans and the organization will have a low tolerance for failure to execute with consistency on offense. If for whatever reason this year's offense fails to impress, there will be no further room for excuses, and Mularkey's job will almost certainly be in jeopardy.
I realize there will be close games over the course of any NFL season, but even at 13-3 last year the Falcons rarely if ever didn't allow opposing teams to hang around and make the outcomes nail-biters. That offensive inconsistency was exposed as a gross weakness when they ran into a team that had no compunctions about running up the score: the Green Bay Packers. To win the Superbowl the Falcons will HAVE to adopt a similar killer instinct.
August 30th, 2011
10:25 am
So clearly they have known all along with those stats that Ryan does a better job at play calling than Mularkey. Its not only about the change of pace, its better calls. Straight hand off, straight hand off, Pass is Mularkeys style and it just doesnt work. Everyone in the league knows what he will do. Last year it was to many weapons to score so few points.
August 30th, 2011
10:27 am
Extremus you are exactly right. The Falcons rarely if ever got ahead of any especially lesser quality teams. They all were allowed to hang around. It also makes it difficult on the defense. If we were to get ahead by more than 2-3 touchdowns, the defense could play more aggressive on the pass. The way we played and the way it appears we playing points to a regular season of wins only. It was aggravating to me watching a team not performing to its potential.
August 30th, 2011
10:43 am
To be honest…this is a make or break year for not only Mularkey but BVG also. His schemes are just as bad on the defensive side of the ball. I agree with extremus. They have to quit playing choir ball and go for the jugular week in and week out. We have the firepower on Offense…..but will it be held back. This team should be a pass happy offense this year that sets up the run instead of years past of the opposite.
August 30th, 2011
10:48 am
first and ten, give to Turner. second and twelve give to turner. third and fourteen, ryan in the shotgun out route to roddy…first down.
August 30th, 2011
10:49 am
I loved the attack of the no hu7ddle we are ready to make a run this year, but the secondary needs help badly
August 30th, 2011
10:51 am
Dear Mike Mularkey I hope your stay in here Atlanta was a good one I suggest you and Van Gorder brush up on your resumes because after this 8 or 9 win season you guys will be made the scape goat for this team.
August 30th, 2011
10:53 am
Based on my zero years experience in running NFL offenses I would say I do not have a clue.
August 30th, 2011
11:18 am
Huddle or no huddle, until our franchise quarterback can consistently execute at a 60 to 70% completion rate, it really won't matter. Too bad brains and accuracy don't go hand in hand.


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- Fat: 23g
- Saturated fat: 6.6g
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- Fiber: 1.2g
- Sodium: 815mg
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- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
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- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 pt. cherry tomatoes, halved
- 1 tablespoon fresh oregano leaves
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- 2. Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Brown chicken in hot oil on one side, about 4 minutes. Turn chicken over and add chile flakes, garlic, tomatoes, oregano, and olives.
- 3. Transfer pan to oven and cook until chicken is cooked through, about 20 minutes. Lay cheese over chicken and bake just until melted and browned, 2 minutes.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
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