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If you build it, they will come... The following definition can be found at http://www.linuxrouter.org/; however, LRP needs a little more thorough explanation than this:
Linux Router Project (LRP) n. A networking-centric mini-distribution of Linux. LRP is small enough to fit on a single 1.44MB floppy disk, and makes building and maintaining routers, terminal servers, and typically embedded networking systems next to trivial.
In my travels for information on building a router with Linux, I could not actually find anyone who made what I had in mind. Either they were using a full distribution on a hard drive, or something on a floppy that was so minimal a second complete machine was needed to configure the disk. I decided to try to make this self-contained "mini-system" myself. I started with a minimal base install of Debian 1.1 which totaled around 35MB and began slashing (and fixing what I had broken) until it was down to around 3.2MB. This was small enough to fit on a 1.68MB floppy as a gzipped initrd image. It was not pretty, but it did the job as a router for my 33.6K line, which eventually progressed to ISDN.
After several months, I wanted to take what I had made and create a more generic system for other people to use. I put out the call on Usenet and a few private lists, then began a mailing list with a handful of interested people. The rest, as they say, is history. That mailing list now exceeds 600 names, and at least 25 new downloads of LRP are done each day. This is all with LRP still remaining mostly unadvertised.
My single-disk hack job has evolved into a modular micro-sized operating system. It makes a capable base platform for just about anything you could want to build for "light", secure, efficient use: routers to terminal servers, mini web servers to DNS cache and even doorbells. (No, I am not kidding.)
First, Linux Router is quite small. The base root file system is only 2.5MB and compresses down to 830KB. With the addition of a kernel, it easily fits on a 1.44MB floppy with several hundred kilobytes to spare for kernel modules and additional packages. A Zip or LS-120 will provide seemingly limitless space. Flash RAM can also be used and companies like Sandisk and M-Systems make Linux-capable products.
LRP's root file system is contained in a gzipped tar archive. The directories /etc (etc.lrp), /var/log (log.lrp) and /lib/modules (modules.lrp) are broken out into their own archives for easier backup. At boot, the Linux kernel dynamically creates a MINIX file system on /dev/ram0 and mounts it as / (root). It then extracts the root archive (root.lrp), storing it in the / directory, then proceeds to execute linuxrc. linuxrc sets up the base root file system (like creating /dev) and then attempts to mount the boot device and install any remaining packages (such as etc.lrp, log.lrp, and modules.lrp). The remaining bootup is noticeably similar to a typical full-sized Debian Linux install.
The system will be running solid state from the RAM disk. This means all changes you make will have to be backed up to the boot medium. This is not a difficult task, as it is all automated by scripts that can recreate the root and add-on packages from package listing files found in the /var/lib/lrpkg directory. lrcfg is a menuing system that gives you a nice interface to the package backup system as well as configuration files and (minimal) on-line help.
Note that LRP does not have to run from RAM. It is perfectly fine just to dump the root and package archives to a hard drive partition and bypass the "embedded" RAM disk features.
If you should drop to the command line, you will find ash as your default shell. ash supports full Bourne shell scripting, and nearly the entire LRP base is fully customizable shell scripts. Moving around at shell level, it will be hard to tell you are not using a full distribution.
Some of the finer details include complete SysVInit, cron, libc6 (glibc) and sed. The system and binaries are generally kept up to date with the current Debian release. Over 60 commands are available in minimal or emulated form (using ash and sed): cat, cp, dmesg, dd, grep, cut, passwd, gzip, tar, tail, mnc (mini-netcat), et al. Of course, all standard and many extended networking commands and daemons are also available: route, netstat, ipfwadm, ipautofw, ipportfw, inetd, telnetd, tftpd, routed, et al. Anthony's Editor (ae) serves as your editor.
If this is not enough, you can also load Secure Shell, pppd 2.3.5, Portslave RADIUS client, gated, snmpd and others. Add-on packages such as minicom and bash 2.0 are also available. Add-on packages are installed once and merged with the root archive at back-up time, unlike full packages which are kept autonomous.
Slackware users can stuff in almost anything else by hand. Remember that LRP is real Linux—just smaller. It is capable of running anything a full-size distribution can run, given the libraries and space.
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Catalysis of the transmembrane transfer of a potassium ion by a voltage-gated channel. A voltage-gated channel is a channel whose open state is dependent on the voltage across the membrane in which it is embedded.
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Coconut Grove features an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. High-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This luxury apartment also offers a garden, laundry facilities, and tour assistance. Complimentary parking is available on site. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
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i am a fan of the pb & honey on wheat. It's the best.
My recipe's easy too. 2 scoops of whey, 2 cups of water, 1 cup of oats, 1 banana, 3-4 ice cubes. Blend and enjoy.
Hey take that ish somewhere else. Yur recipe aint shti if theres no peanut butter in itOriginally Posted by Iron Warrior
Any idea why I'm not gaining muscles? I tried to eat more carbs but Im getting belly fat. I'm trying to keep my abs. I eat every 2 hours. Planty protein
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I thought I would see if there is interest in a group movie for this and what dates work best for people.
I voted for Friday the twenty whatever so that its not opening weekend. I don't want to have bad seats.
So I must have missed the vote but I guess the Day is Saturday December 22nd. I will update the thread. Now what time?
Roll call if you're going! So we can decide place and time. Linda and Jonathan going And I ate off of the Hobbit menu at Denny's.
Looks like the movie is showing in several different formats: Real 3D, Real 3D (High Frame Rate), and "classic" which means no 3D. The movie times aren't listed for the 22nd yet, but they are for the 20th, which is pretty close. I'm for the regular feature, but will bow to the group's democratic wishes.
So far the only ones showing interest are Linda, and JT soooooooo can we not do it at the Continential then? I was thinking Westminster Promendae or Orchard?
I voted for the Continental because it's got the giant screen. But I'd also vote for the Harkins if that's easier for people. I'm interested in seeing it in the high frame rate since that's all the rage right now. Although not necessarily 3D. If there's a 2D high frame rate version, that's what I vote for.
Alas, I didn't see that as an option. I hear the high frame rate is hard/awkward to watch. Any reviews on it? Whaa? No babysitter that night?
I haven't seen any. I'm just curious what it looks like since it's a new thing, and since films have been shot at 24 fps since the 1920s. Films are supposed to be at 24, but now all of a sudden we've got "high frame rate" 48 fps as an actual "upgrade" and I just want to see it for myself on a quality film before I decide that it's garbage. So many people these days buy their HDTVs and use the 240Hz video smoothing filter to make everything look more "realistic". Well, a film isn't supposed to look "realistic" - that's why they shoot films in 24 fps, not 240 fps. [/rant]
Well it's a 3 hour movie and since we are doing it at continental or harking it will be an 1 1/2 drive for us each way which will be a babysitter for 6 hours not including the other hour or so of waiting in line. . I just don't like to have Someone have to watch the girls for 7-8 hours. Thats a really long day for them. We might try to see it closer to home. You guys have fun though let me know how you like it in the special formats.
Sigh, I'll be at work for the release, guess I'll have to see it in Jan. Anyone wanna go with me then?


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Although mammography is the gold standard for the detection of early breast cancer, according to data from the Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration Project, the false-negative rate for screening mammography may be as high as 8% to 10%.1 Since then, others authors have suggested an even higher rate (up to 25%) of missed breast cancers on screening mammography.2,3 Studies have suggested that double reading4-6 or the use of computer-aided diagnosis7,8 may increase the accuracy of mammographic interpretation. Double reading of screening mammography has been found to improve the sensitivity for breast cancer detection by 5% to 15%.4-6
Causes of missed breast cancers can relate to a variety of factors, including those related to the patient, technical issues, perception, and interpretation. In a review of 320 cases of breast cancer, Bird et al2 found that 24% were missed at screening by one reader. Of the missed cancers, 61% were visible in retrospect and not called, and 18% were interpreted incorrectly. Only 5% were accounted for by technical errors.2 Careful attention to quality control, positioning, comparison with prior studies, and the meticulous use of additional views and adjuvant studies are necessary to minimize the false-negative rate of mammography. This article will discuss the causes of missed cancers and guidelines for reducing the false-negative rate.
Patient factors
Inherent breast density can certainly compromise the ability to detect a mass, particularly a noncalcified, non-distorting lesion. In the interpretation of the mammogram of a patient with dense parenchyma, particular attention to any areas of architectural distortion and careful assessment for faint microcalcifications are needed. A patient with dense parenchyma, a negative mammogram, and a palpable mass needs ultrasound for further lesion evaluation.
Other patient factors relate to difficulties in positioning and visualizing posterior breast tissue. This may occur in patients who are very tense, but also occurs in patients who have had strokes, who have shoulder problems, and in those who are otherwise debilitated.
Lesions that are located in areas that are difficult to image with mammography are inherently challenging to diagnose. Lesions located at the chest wall, particularly those high in the upper inner quadrant near the sternum or in the posterior-inferior aspect of the breast, are difficult to visualize.
Technical factors
Proper positioning and image contrast are absolute requirements for mammography. The technologist must adhere to positioning standards in order to maximize the amount of tissue included on the films.9 In order to include an area of palpable abnormality on the images, the examination must be tailored appropriately and the necessary views must be performed. Palpable areas should be identified with radiopaque markers, and the radiologist should verify that any posteriorly located palpable lesion is included in the field of view.
For densities seen on the mediolateral oblique (MLO) view only, a mediolateral (ML) view is helpful to determine if the lesion is real and whether it is located medially or laterally. Lateral lesions project lower on the ML view than on the MLO view, and medial lesions show the reverse displacement. Exaggerated craniocaudal (CC) views are also helpful to demonstrate a posteriorly located lesion seen on the MLO view only. The use of a spot compression view alone may be misleading in the assessment of a density seen on one view only. A true lesion may look less apparent on spot compression as other overlying tissue is displaced from it. Additional off-angle projections (i.e., ML or rolled CC views) should be utilized to complete the evaluation of a possible lesion.
The technologist must optimize image contrast and avoid underpenetrated or overpenetrated images. Proper placement of the photocell is necessary to achieve correct optical density on the images. Careful attention to daily processor quality control is also necessary to optimize contrast.
Perception factors
Two major causes of missed breast cancers reflect radiologist errors, namely, perception and interpretation problems. In perception errors, the lesion is included in the field of view and is evident, yet the radiologist fails to observe it. The lesion may or may not have subtle features of breast cancer, rendering it less visible than more obvious lesions.
Types of lesions that are more easily not perceived are small non-spiculated masses (figure 1), areas of asymmetry and architectural distortion, or small clusters of faint amorphous calcifications. Bird et al2 found most cancers were missed because of perception problems, and the common types of lesions missed were noncalcified indistinct or spiculated densities. Goergen et al10 found that missed cancers were statistically significantly of lower density and were seen on only one of two views more often than were detected cancers.
There are several steps that should be taken routinely to avoid missed perception of a lesion. Films should always be placed as mirror images, MLOs together and CCs together. The radiologist's search pattern should include comparing portions of the images side by side to look for any focal density. A suggested search pattern emphasizing a mirror image approach is shown in Figure 2. This search pattern enhances the ability to identify focal asymmetry density and small masses. The identification of a focal density on one view should prompt a search in the same arc (measured from the nipple) on the other view (figure 3). The posterior aspect of the breast in the retroglandular region is an area sometimes not observed by the non-expert mammographer, and attention must be applied to this zone specifically (figure 4).
Architectural distortion may be the only sign of breast cancer in a dense breast. The parenchyma must be scrutinized for any disruption of the orientation of the elements or for an area of focal pulling or tethering of the tissue (figure 5). Architectural distortion must be further evaluated unless it represents a documented post-surgical scar.
The observation of microcalcifications optimally requires careful evaluation of each film with a magnifying glass, as well as the naked eye. Optimal reading conditions necessitate high luminance viewboxes with obscuration of extraneous light. Magnification views should be performed to evaluate questionable faint microcalcifications and the morphology of observed microcalcifications.
Another perception problem that is extremely important in its impact on patient management is the diagnosis of multicentric breast cancer. Multicentric breast cancer (two or more or cancers in more than one quadrant) is a contraindication to breast conservation therapy. The observation of an obvious finding (benign or malignant) may cause the "happy eye syndrome," misleading the radiologist into not looking carefully for other lesions (figure 6).
Contralateral synchronous breast cancer occurs in 0.19% to 2.0% of patients,11 so careful attention must also be paid to the opposite breast. When one lesion that is suspicious for cancer is observed, the next step should be the search for other suspicious areas in both breasts that would require biopsy (figure 7).
Interpretation errors
Interpretation errors by the radiologist occur when a lesion with suspicious features is mischaracterized as a benign or probably benign lesion. This situation may occur because of lack of experience, fatigue, or radiologist inattention.12 Other causes, though, are that the radiologist does not use all the necessary views to assess the lesion characteristics or that the lesion is changing slowly and comparison with older examinations was not made.
When a seemingly circumscribed mass is identified, assessment of its borders should be made with spot compression. A round mass may have margins that are indistinct or microlobulated that become apparent only with spot compression, and these findings warrant biopsy. Microcalcifications require magnification views in order to assess their morphology and number accurately. Decisions about the characteristics of a lesion identified on screening are made based on diagnostic mammographic images and not the screening views alone.
Decisions about lesion location should not be made without verification of the position on multiple views. For example, one should not assume that a lesion overlying the pectoralis muscle in the superior aspect of the MLO view is a lymph node. If its features are not that of a node, additional views are performed to determine its location and significance (figure 8). Ultrasound may be a helpful adjunct in the evaluation of a posteriorly located mass seen on one view only.
Cancers that present with subtle signs of carcinoma are most challenging to diagnose. Such subtle signs include relatively circumscribed masses, focal asymmetric densities, architectural distortion, and small groups of punctate or amorphous calcifications. Well-circumscribed cancers are very uncommon, but do exist. Swann et al13 found at least a partial halo sign around 25 of 1000 breast cancers. A well-defined mass found on a baseline mammogram is considered to be probably benign and is followed at an early interval; increase in size of a non-cystic circumscribed mass warrants further intervention (figure 9).
Asymmetric densities are frequently present on mammography and are associated with a relatively low positive predictive value of malignancy. However, asymmetries that are developing, that are associated with microcalcifications or architectural distortion, or that are palpable are more worrisome and are often biopsied. Invasive lobular carcinoma accounts for approximately 8% to 10% of breast cancers, and is a type of cancer easily missed. Common presentations of invasive lobular carcinoma are an asymmetric density, architectural distortion, or with negative mammography.14
As more women undergo screening mammography on a routine basis, the possibility that a slowly changing cancer goes undetected may increase. The doubling time for breast cancer ranges from 44 to 1869 days.15 Low-grade malignancies may not change to an obvious degree between annual interval mammograms. Malignant calcifications have been reported to be stable for as long as 63 months. However, comparison with older studies 3 or more years before may demonstrate the change in size of the lesion. A mammographic abnormality should be judged by its worst features, not its most benign features. Therefore, a lesion that has suspicious features, but seems to be stable for 1 or even 2 years, may still need to be biopsied (figure 10).
Radiologists must make every effort to reduce the false-negative rate of mammography without unnecessarily increasing the false-positive rate. Perception and interpretation problems account for many missed breast cancers. One must pay careful attention to film review; searching for developing densities, focal asymmetries, and masses; and perform complete diagnostic evaluation of potential lesions detected. AR
The author gratefully thanks Ms. Louise Logan for her preparation of the manuscript.
1. Baker LH: Breast cancer detection demonstration project: Five-year summary report. CA Cancer J Clin 32:194-225, 1982.
2. Bird RE, Wallace TW, Yankaskas BC: Analysis of cancers missed at screening mammography. Radiology 184:613-617, 1992.
3. Harvey JA, Fajardo LL, Innis CA: Preview mammograms on patients with impalpable breast carcinoma: Retrospective vs blind interpretation. AJR Am J Roentgenol 161:1167-1172, 1993.
4. Bird RE: Professional quality assurance for mammography screening programs. Radiology 177:587, 1990. Letter.
5. Thurfjell EL, Lernvall KA, Taube AAS: Benefit of independent double reading in a population based mammography screening program. Radiology 191:241-244, 1994.
6. Anderson EDC, Muir BB, Walsh JJ, Kirkpatrick AE: The efficacy double reading mammograms in breast screening. Clin Radiology 49:248-251, 1994.
7. Chan HP, Doi K, Vyborny CJ, et al: Improvement in radiologists' detection of clustered microcalcifications on mammograms: The potential of computer-aided diagnosis. Invest Radiol 15:1102-1110, 1990.
8. Wu Y, Giger ML, Coi K, et al: Artifical neural networks in mammography: Application to decision making in the diagnosis of breast cancer. Radiology 187:81-87, 1993.
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10. Goergen SK, Evans J, Colen GPB, MacMillan JH: Characteristics of breast carcinomas missed by screening radiologists. Radiology 204:131-135, 1997.
11. Kinne DW: Management of the contralateral breast. In: Harris JR, et al (eds): Breast Diseases. pp. 620-621. Philadelphia: JD Lippincott,1987.
12. Huynh PT, Jarolimek AM, Daye S: The False-negative mammogram. Radiographics 18:1137-1154, 1998.
13. Swann CA, Kopans DB, Koerner FC, et al: The halo sign and malignant breast lesions. AJR Am J Roentgenol 149:1145-1147, 1987.
14. Mendelson EB, Harris KM, Doshi N, Tobon H: Infiltrating lobular carcinoma mammographic patterns with pathologic correlation. AJR Am J Roentgenol 153:265-271, 1989.
15. Fournier DV, Weber E, Hoeffken W, et al: Growth rate of 147 mammary carcinomas. Cancer 45:2198-2207, 1980.
16. Lev-Toaff AS, Feig SA, Saitas VL, et al: Stability of malignant breast microcalcifications. Radiology 192:153-156, 1994.


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Thread: Our new QB Josh Freeman
I don't understand the hate for this move. It's very low risk. The Wilf's pocket book is the only thing taking a hit. Will it work out? Probably not, but we don't have much to loose. Freeman has shown much more upside than Ponder ever has. I heard somebody mention that Freeman's best year in 2010 came in a WCO scheme.
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If Cassel continues with the hot hand, Freeman can sit and learn the system for a bit. Freeman isn't a rookie so we will know if he is the answer by the end of the season, I suspect.
By the end of this season the Vikings will know whether they have their QB or have to draft one.
Looks like They are finally convinced Ponder doesn't have it.
Schiano came in and Childressed the Bucs. Bucs are dysfunctional. Hopefully Freeman isn't.
I think Freeman is better than Ponder and Cassel, but the smart coaching move would be to ride the Cassel train until it runs out of steam.
This move isn't one I would have made, but It brings new interest to a team that is struggling.
Now if they can sign a cornerback !
At this point I agree, it's not a bad move. It's the long term thinking process that concerns me more, but that is still TBD and I will reserve judgement until it unfolds. I just don't think Freeman is going to take us where we want to go and I hope he doesn't fool us into thinking so.
That's the thing, I read somewhere that a "Tampa Bay Bucs insider" said that Schiano had ruined Freeman's confidence with his angry yelling and negative coaching style.
Cassel looked decent and vs. a top five pass defense, so we can ride the Cassel train for a few weeks and see how bumpy the ride gets while Freeman has a chance to simmer and learn on the sidelines. Besides, the way our OL is letting blitzing backers through, we'll likely have more injuries at the QB position before this year is over anyway! D'oh!!Control the line, control the time, and give your D a chance to shine!!
"Balance it on end and thats the third side of the coin!!" -wookiefoot
How is this a good move? We already have 2 sub par QB's who are forming their allegiances in the locker room and now we add a third sub par QB to the team to add another person trying to do the same thing. This is not a good locker room move and on top of that it absolutely makes everything the front office ans staff has been telling us a complete lie in terms of what they think about the QB position. I am beginning to think they are trying to get the fans to ask them to move.
Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent
As a matter of fact, I do know
We get to take a look at a young first found talent with very little risk- 3 mil. Cassel still might work out but if not we have insurance. Ponder clearly isn't doing the job and who knows how bad he's hurt or how long he'll be out. I'd sure rather take this route than pony up big bucks for an unproven rookie drafted in the first round next year- AP ain't getting any younger. And first round qb picks are a 50/50 proposition at best and you're on the hook for multiple years and big bucks. Let's see what this Freeman kid can do. He's a horse at 6-5 or 6-6 and 240 plus.
Not anymore. Rookie cap limits this.
To compare, Sam Bradford had the last big contract for a rookie QB, 6-year, $78 million with incentives up to $86 million. Cam Newton's contract was 4 year, $22 million guaranteed, just one year later, still #1 overall.
Ponder was a first-round QB and he's the lowest paid QB on our roster (MBT doesn't count)
I would not call it hate. I would call it frustration. Freeman would be a AWESOME addition if we were guaranteed the Freeman who worked his ass off and willed his team to win; but where is THAT guy? The team is betting he will return, and if the other negative fans feel as I do, we are just tired of taking chances on other team's busts.
Someone WILL offer Ponder a contract when he leaves the Vikings, but you can bet your ass it won't be the NY Giants, the GB Packers, or the SF 49ers. Teams like that go get their leaders and mold them into who they want them to be, they don't try to re-shape something broken (I know there are exceptions, just try to understand the point).
For the record, I would LOVE to hear Freeman goes all Chris Carter on us, and becomes a huge benefit to the team. But if I have to hope hope hope, it would be for a rookie with huge upside as opposed to a second chance charlie.


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Favorite Movie: Caddyshack
Hobbies: Family, Golf, Fishing, Diving
Last Book Read: Lone Survivor (by Marcus Luttrell)
Favorite Food: Mexican, Seafood
Favorite Vacation Spot: Marco Island
Favorite College Town: San Diego
NFL team followed as a child: Green Bay Packers
Favorite athlete as a child: Bart Starr
Favorite Stadium other than your own: Lambeau Field (because of the tradition)
Favorite other sport: Golf
Person who influenced you the most: Roger Meeks (former little league coach) and Chuck Noll
Best Advice: Be yourself
Best Pure Athlete Coached: Rod Woodson, Junior Seau, Julius Peppers
Most Inspirational Player Coached: Jake Delhomme
Toughest Game you've competed in: Carolina at St. Louis, NFC Divisional Playoff Game, during the 2003 playoffs
Most underrated aspect of football: Tackling, blocking
Most memorable football moment: Winning two conference championship games
If you weren't coaching, what would you be doing: Teaching
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I'm ticked off that when gas prices go up, they go up 12 cents in one day, but when they go down, they go down one cent a day.
It ticks me off when I'm playing a game and my opponent is using an app. The whole purpose of playing this game is to "think" and use one's brain. So, please, stop using apps. It is cheating.
I'm ticked off at my neighbors who are too lazy to park their cars in their driveway. We live in a nice neighborhood of over 400 homes and everyone parks in their driveway, except one neighbor. We have young children on their bikes, skateboards and street traffic. The cars on the street are a hazard. Please open you curtains and take a look around. We are all considerate of our neighbors and their safety, can't you do the same?
I'm ticked off at a certain store that will not fix their riding carts for handicappers to use while going through this large store. Unfriendly to handicapped!
My neighbors and I are so ticked off because recently our development roads were paved and the speed humps were not replaced and cars are racing through our streets now. Dangerous for all of us who live here.
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Since Tony "Goose" Siragusa peeled off his ample No. 98 purple jersey for good after the 2001 season, the former Ravens defensive stalwart, who now lives in New Jersey, has become a TV regular. On January 9, he's back as host of Man Caves, a testosterone-charged home improvement show on DIY network.
Baltimore magazine: What's your man cave look like?
Tony Siragusa: It's a serious man cave. I have a casino with real slot machines. I got a poker room with a nice fireplace and stone walls. I have a man kitchen—it's a very workable place where guys can cook and you can hose it down, you don't have worry about cleaning. I got a beautiful bar, and I got a theater with a 120-inch screen. Right outside is my outside grilling area and outside fireplace where you can hang around and smoke cigars.
B: So why do men need their own basement oasis?
TS: I think guys work all day, they come home, when they come home, they go in their bedroom and there are 45 pillows in there you can't touch. You spend more money on comforters and pillows than the rest of the bedroom set. The females pretty much run the show, so you need a place where you can go and you're the boss. You can drink, you can smoke, you can do whatever you want, and they have to abide by your rules.
B: How do you know when your wife or girlfriend has gotten too involved with your man cave?
TS: If there's flowers, scented candles, throw rugs, anything like that, it's definitely not a man cave. You gotta get that out right away. There should be a spittoon. We haven't done it yet, but if you have a man cave, the bathroom should only have a urinal. The toilet shouldn't have a seat.
B: What do you miss most about Baltimore?
TS: I miss winning, lately. I miss the food, the people. I miss everything. I probably get down there between eight and 10 times a year. Steve Bisciotti does a great job of trying to get guys who have retired from the Super Bowl team to hang around and feel like a part of the team. I miss the crabs, obviously, and the crab cakes, all the seafood stuff. The people are great down there.
B: Any chance of a comeback? The Ravens could use you.
TS: They can use a lot more than me. They need a quarterback and some offensive linemen and a running game. No comebacks.


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Style and Technique (Masterplots II: Short Story Series, Revised Edition)
Irving erected an elaborate facade for the book in which this story first appeared. Purporting to be the work of "Geoffrey Crayon, Gentleman," The Sketch Book featured primarily literary "sketches" of the type popularized by Joseph Addison a century earlier and influenced writers as late as Charles Dickens. Irving's sketches are chiefly travel essays of an American in England, written in a graceful, well-bred manner calculated to appeal to the English gentleman as well as his American readers. As a result, Irving became the first American literary man widely read abroad.
Irving further distanced himself from his narrative by means of a headnote alleging the story to be a posthumously discovered work of "Diedrich Knickerbocker, an old gentleman of New York" and a postscript to the effect that Knickerbocker himself had it from a "German superstition," though Irving more or less retracts this suggestion by including a note reputed to be Knickerbocker's own in which the old gentleman claims to have talked with the real Rip Van Winkle himself.
This sort of elaborate hocus-pocus was common in American fiction up to about the middle of the nineteenth century, and readers may compare Irving's frame for this story with Nathaniel Hawthorne's lengthy customhouse essay at the head of The Scarlet Letter (1850). Common to both works is a desire both for the freedom from any obligation to respect prosaic everyday...
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Dutch village. Unnamed village of Dutch settlers in New York that is the home of Rip Van Winkle, who sleeps in the woods for twenty years and then returns to the village. Rip's twenty-year absence from the village gives Irving a chance to reflect and comment on changes that occurred in the United States between the period shortly before the American Revolution and the early years of the independent republic.
Irving first describes the village as one of "great antiquity," founded by the original Dutch colonists who settled in New York. The village rests at the foot of the Catskill Mountains and seems to be a charming and quaint place. Its people are friendly and—except for the henpecked Rip—happy. When Rip escapes from his wife's nagging, he plays with the children of the village and runs errands for all the goodwives. All the village dogs know him and greet him. The familiarity and friendliness of the village before Rip's sleep is shown so that Irving can contrast it with Rip's return from the mountain. When Rip returns from his long nap, children stare at him and mock him, and dogs bark at him.
Before Rip's sleep, the village had a "busy, bustling, disputatious tone about it, instead of the accustomed phlegm and drowsy tranquillity." Rip returns when an election is taking place, and villagers want to know for whom he is voting. The town's former tranquillity has been usurped by the new politics. Rip eventually comes to grip...
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Becoming a Nation
Washington Irving was born in 1783, the year that the American Revolution was formally ended by the Treaty of...
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Frame Structure
Although the part of the story that carries the plot is relatively straightforward and chronological, this main...
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Compare and Contrast
Late 1700s: Husbands and wives divide up labor according to a strict system. Men are responsible for farm work and handling money and...
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Topics for Further Study
Many critics have studied Irving's familiarity with seventeenthcentury Dutch or Flemish painting, and Rip himself thinks of an "old Flemish...
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Media Adaptations
Three excellent unabridged readings of ''Rip Van Winkle'' are available on audiocassette or compact disc. In each case, ''Rip Van...
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'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,'' also from Irving's The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent., is the second of the two Irving...
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Bibliography and Further Reading
Banks, Jennifer S., ''Washington Irving, the NineteenthCentury American Bachelor,'' in Critical Essays on...
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Bibliography (Magill's Survey of American Literature, Revised Edition)
Bowden, Mary Weatherspoon. Washington Irving. Boston: Twayne, 1981. A general introduction to the work, including a chronology and an annotated bibliography. Bowden emphasizes the integrity of The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent., in which "Rip Van Winkle" first appeared, and suggests that Irving's greatest literary accomplishment was his style.
Hedges, William L. Washington Irving: An American Study, 1802-1832. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1965. Although Hedges believes that Irving reached an intellectual dead end by 1825, he asserts that in his greatest works, including "Rip Van Winkle,"...
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Just named by the World Open Water Swimming Association as one of America's Top Open Water Swims! This one-mile swim around the historic Santa Cruz Wharf attracts ocean swimmers from all over Northern California. Participating or viewing the race is an ideal way to celebrate the wharf's 100th Anniversary. Starting on Main Beach and finishing on Cowell Beach, the swim around the Wharf gives athletes a unique perspective on this century-old structure and its most vocal residents, the sea lions!
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You might think Microsoft's TechEd conference is nothing but IT geeks hanging around and talking about new Windows features, but there's a lot more going on. Team Lifehacker has been in New Orelans for TechEd North America 2013; here are some of the odder happenings from the event.
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Maximising your earning potential in IT means developing the right skills. "Big data" — identifying trends from the masses of data that are created by everything we do online — remains a highly in-demand area, with Gartner suggesting that demand for those roles will far outstrip supply over the next few years.
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Students at Rocky Creek Elementary have been busy learning and exploring in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Lab.
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Carl Frampton is back in action today, facing Jeremy Parodi in an IBF super bantamweight eliminator.
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Darren Barker made his return to the ring tonight in London, and dominated Kerry Hope en route to a fourth round corner stoppage victory.
Mikkel Kessler defends his home turf in Herning, Denmark, against Brian Magee, while Darren Barker takes on Kerry Hope in London. BLH has live round-by-round coverage at 3 pm EST.
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By Matt Cassidy
This blog post is a pure celebration of some of the awesome Michael Jordan insert cards that you can typically add to your collection for between $10 and $50. They are all readily available on eBay however remain some of the most sought-after, standout cards for Michael Jordan cards collections.
These cards were all printed when Jordan was in his prime playing in the NBA which gives them the added appeal of the era. I am a big fan of the 90's era also so these cards really stand out for me.
Be sure to let us know if you think I have left anything noteworthy out and I will update the list. So let's celebrate some sweet but inexpensive Jordans...
No Michael Jordan cards collection is complete without this spectacular card! It is printed on lightening colored foil and features a gloss photo of Jordan screaming to a shot.
Typically available regularly on eBay you can pick it up for around the $50 mark.
Check for foil chipping on the edges and surface wear due to the foil also.
This has to be one of the best 'cheap' Michael Jordan inserts that you can pick up readily on eBay. I often see this card sell for less than $10!
For a card from back in the day of Jordan's reign featuring full gloss and full gold foil this is a deal you can't miss!
As with all foil cards check for foil chipping on the edges and surface wear.
Ah - old school goodness! Doesn't this card remind you of the early days of collecting before everything became over done?
This very nice card can usually be bought on eBay for around the $20 mark.
This card is often badly un-centered and the blue border can easily chip.
This card, like the Jordan Living Legends, is an explosion of gold foil. This one tops it off with some very nice soapy styled foil in the lettering and texturizing of the gold foil.
Not as easy to track down on eBay but still fairly common this card stands out in all great Michael Jordan card collections!
Edge chipping is the biggest problem for this card which can include the back.
This post is turning into a bit of a celebration of foil Michael Jordan cards! The 90's were a great period for foil and this card is no exception. Featuring textured and very colorful foil this one will stand out in your collection.
Commonly available for sale on eBay and often selling well below the $20 mark you can add this one very easily to your collection.
Edge chipping is the biggest problem for this card which can include the back.
This nice Jordan insert is the first in the now famous and well re-used style for Topps Stadium Club's Beam Team sets.
This card is also available in a Members Only version - for more information please see: What is the 'Members Only' Beam Team?
This card can suffer from poor centering and foil flaking in the 'Stadium Club' stamp just about Jordan's name at the bottom.
I think this card is cool. It is far from expensive or rare however it celebrates one of the most well know nicknames of all time. And the smashed backboard in the background is a nice touch!
I've seen some edge chipping but otherwise this card is generally in top condition.
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I thought this would be a really nice card to finish off this blog post with. It is an old school card featuring Jordan in his defensive duties as opposed to flying to the ring like we usually see on his cards. This card was available only in certain packs almost 20 years ago meaning it is a rare card to find in great condition.
It is relatively commonly available on eBay - just check the centering and chipping of the black bordered edges.
I hope that I have inspired you to track down some great albeit inexpensive new Michael Jordan insert cards to add to your collection. Check out my entire Buy Michael Jordan Cards section for a listing of all sorts of great cards to look into buying.
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Each unit is individually decorated. The units are very spacious and traditionally decorated. The units also come stocked with fresh coffee, tea, coffee beans, and coffee grinder. They are replenished daily! The resort has gourmet chefs available for guests as well as personal trainers. An additional charge would apply.
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Left: 19 year old Sultan, who had been suffering with TB since the age of 14 (October 2011). Right: Sultan his way to cure from extensively drug resistant TB in the GHC program at St Peter's Hospital in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Sultan is on the right, his sister in the middle and GHC medical officer and outpatient coordinator Kassim Abato to the left (December 2012).
8 year old Solomon was infected with HIV as a fetus, and was infected by drug resistant TB by his older sister, who was a GHC patient. Rapid screening of Solomon was perfomed when he became ill and medicines for drug resistant TB were promptly instituted. This photo was taken in December 2012 at St Peter's Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia shortly before his discharge home.
Boston based cellist Sandy Kiefer playing for a patient at the St Peters Hospital drug-resistant TB ward in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Ye How with TB and AIDS seen here in 2006 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Ye How in 2010 at the Maddox Chivan Children's Center, cured of TB and thriving.
Two patients at the St Peters drug-resistant TB ward in Addis Ababa, 2012.
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Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
by George Lucas
The first in a series of graphic novels that will adapt both the prequel and original Star Wars trilogies, this trusty volume is the perfect way to ... Show synopsis
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