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Sloppy Joe bake
Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 40 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
If you fancy a change from chilli and bolognese, try this new way with mince, topped with crispy garlic bread
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- Can be frozen if garlic bread not previously frozen
Nutrition per serving
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- 498
- protein
- 37g
- carbs
- 33g
- fat
- 25g
- saturates
- 6g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 7g
- salt
- 2.16g
- 500g pack lean minced beef
- 2 onions, roughly chopped
- 2 tsp olive oil
- 2 tsp ground cumin
- 1-2 tsp mild chilli powder, depending on whether you like it spicy
- 400g can chopped tomatoes
- 600ml beef stock
- 1 garlic baguette, split into slices
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All-American Sloppy Joes
Cook the mince and onion as before, then mix in 4 tbsp barbecue sauce instead of the spices. Add a 400g can kidney beans, drained, with the tomatoes and stock, then simmer as recipe, left. Serve spooned over 4 halved burger buns, scattered with a little grated cheddar, if you like.
- Brown the mince in a non-stick pan for a few mins, then tip into a bowl. Whizz the onions in a food processor until finely chopped (or roughly grate if you don't have one). Tip into the pan with the oil, then cook for 2-3 mins until soft. Add the spices, cook for 1 min. Return the mince to the pan with the tomatoes and stock, then bring to a boil. Simmer for 20 mins.
- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6 and spoon the mince into an ovenproof dish. Arrange the baguette slices over the mince, then bake for 12 mins until the bread is crisp on top.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2009
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Made this because the mince was out and couldn't be bothered making a lasagne! I made the American version with Heinz BBQ sauce, additional tomato purée and mushrooms. I chopped the onions with a knife (I don't like graters!) and used all the stock. As I was spooning it into the dish for the oven I was thinking there was far too much stock, but actually it was great over jacket potatoes with cheese. The children loved it, although there were complaints that the bread was 'sloppy' underneath. I will definitely make again but may just use regularly baguettes and not necessarily garlic bread.
I think the clue is in the title! definately a runny watery meal - however i have just made and eaten the American version, i added a bit of chilli (although recipe says to leave out spices) and once simmered i also added an oxo cube.
I spooned out into an oven dish and left most of the juice behind and then added on grated cheese, left the garlic slices off while it cooked and melted through and had the baguette with the meal - a hit with my hubby and toddlers -(actually got my 4yr old to eat kidney beans :) would make again but try to have it thicker some how - mushrooms would be a good idea (read somewhere) but my fam won't eat them - any ideas??x
PS I think the stock level is the problem (i used 500)- going to half it next time!
PPs Yes potatoes definatley would go - so may try that next time :o)
I really didn't enjoy this. Like StaceyB85 said, this is just a simple chilli recipe and an uninspiring one at that. I didn't add all the stock but still found it to be too "sloppy" and the garlic bread was crisp on top and soggy on the bottom - not pleasant. Unfortunately this one is being deleted from my binder :(


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|Pfeiffer Ties Mount Olive
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|Pfeiffer scored the tying goal in the 87th minute during a late-game downpour as Mount Olive and Pfeiffer battled to a 3-3 tie in Conference Carolinas women's soccer Wednesday at Amon Field. The match was called without an overtime period due to the weather and field conditions.
Mount Olive (3-6-2 overall, 2-1-2 Conference Carolinas) erased an early 1-0 deficit when Caitlyn Wright played a restart from midfield to Jacobs in the right side of the box. Jacobs carried the ball to the right post, got the Pfeiffer goalkeeper off her line and scored inside the far post to tie the match at the 18:50 mark.
Pfeiffer (5-6-2, 4-1-1) needed only 54 seconds to regain the lead as Niki Reis played a corner kick from the left corner to Angela Beale, who scored from 18 yards out. Reis also assisted on the Falcons' first goal at the 14:24 mark, chipping the ball through the Trojan back line to set up Kristen Bartsch for a one-on-one.
Pfeiffer led 2-1 at halftime.
Pfeiffer came close to adding a goal in the opening seconds after intermission as Kerth beat the Trojan defense off the second half kickoff, but her 20-yard shot was just wide to the right. The Trojans would soon go on to tie and take the lead, scoring a pair of goals less than four minutes apart.
After most of the contest was played under a combination of sun and clouds, the final 10 minutes were played in a downpour that got progressively worse. Numerous balls came to a complete stop in newly-created puddles.
The Trojans kept the ball on the Pfeiffer side of the field for most of the final 10 minutes until a Pfeiffer counter-attack led to the tying goal. Megan Blevins dribbled from the top of the attacking third and played the ball to Kerth just outside of the top left of the box. Kerth waded her way into the box and scored from 16 yards out to tie the match at the 86:50 mark.
At the end of regulation, the center referee met with both head coaches and after several minutes of discussion, the match was called and declared a draw.
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Happy new year from all of us here at the ASPCA! As you set your resolutions for 2013, don't forget to consider ways to improve your pet's wellbeing, too. Providing a little bit of extra grooming or playtime for your pet can go a long way. We suggest you start by making a few simple resolutions that will keep your furry friends healthy and happy from January to December.
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Exercise time! Before you rush to join a gym, consider ways to incorporate your pet into your new workout routine. Healthy adult dogs need at least 30 minutes of aerobic exercise twice a day—jogging, swimming and playing at the dog park are all great options. Engage your cat with rousing play sessions of chase and fetch with furry toys, small balls or toy mice.
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I would imagine all the pets that are waiting to be put to sleep are VERY happy. And I would imagine all the pets, such as the ones I have seen which were removed from a home where they weren't REALLY abused, are VERY happy to be sitting in a cage, likely waiting to be put to sleep. I say not REALLY abused, and I mean it. Yes they lived a portion of their day in cages, just like they do right now an ASPCA cage. They were fed, and bathed, and cared for medically, never beaten or abused in any way. And they were owned by a woman who tried very hard to find them good homes to go to. A woman who very carefully screened buyers to make sure they weren't abusive, and even turned down multiple pet buyers because they didn't seem right for the pets. Then one day the ASPCA swoops in and takes them all, saying they were miserable because they lived in cages, and some of them were old dogs, and looked a bit feeble. Those got put to sleep by the ASPCA by the way, we know this because they never appeared on the website for sale. The other were purebred Chihuahuas, worth a lot of money and from very good lines. They were all sold on the website. ASPCA, you are nothing but a bunch of thieves, liars, and crooked people that don't care at all for dogs, just the money you can make from them. It's not better to take a dog from a decent home and then put it to sleep, the dog should have a chance to live, after all, we still allow you people the chance to live, shouldn't the dogs get the same right?
Get real everybody. NONE of these organizations care about the humane treatment or care of animals. They care ONLY about the almighty dollar and will do whatever has to be done to get it. Just as the comment before mine states, they will STEAL animals from people to make a dollar. HAPPY animals. All the while making the owner look horrible. They are full of LIES and will do whatever it takes to make someone look bad if it will get them more money in the end. WATCH out for these CON ARTISTS. None of them can be trusted, and the sooner the general public sees this, the better off we will all be.
arretons de tuer des animaux de façon cruelle on peux toujours trouver des solution donc stop laisser les animaux en paix respectons les
How could anyone say that the ASPCA doesn't care about the lives they save & improve! I feel they should make more than any occupation on Earth! I would move Heaven & Earth for each & every one of my pets! I would be so lost without them. I Love ALL animals and currently have three cats and a bearded dragon! Yes, my Beardy is spoiled! A perfect example of their devotion to us is a kitten I saved from the cold! She was only about six weeks old when I lost my very Best Friend of 40 years. That precious little kitten actually stopped nursing (I kept her Mom with her), and stayed by my side for a continuous 4 days as I grieved. They are also compassionate to each other! My Siamese.cat that I had for 15 years was sick with chronic renal failure. We gave my Jingle, fluids at home and when she couldn't groom herself any longer, another cat I rescued would groom her head to toe every day! Just to see them with their unique personalities and unconditional love for us and each other is a lot more than what most people take time to do! So Hug your pets, give in return to them, what they give to us! Always ALWAYS believe and trust in each and every ASPCA staff member or volunteer. They deserve the deepest of appreciation and gratitude for they and we ARE THEIR VOICE!
My new years resolution for my collie dog is to teach him new words, show him in a AKC conformation show and he's now ready to breed so I'd like to breed him.
The aspca has for many yrs stepped up to rescue & take care of animals in need! There are many animals in need so it stands to reason that they ask for help w/ donations! Its very costly to feed,home,or medically take care of these animals! Yes imagine & know there r places who claim to do the same & take advantage, but NOT the aspca! Their record of commitement and rescue & love speaks for itself!! If u do not believe in them stay of their site! Plain & simple! Save the comment space for a true lover of animals & believes in all the aspca does!
As a supporter of ASPCA I would like to know if it is true that they put dogs and cats to sleep.
after losing my beautiful daugther in Dec
2011 that I loved more then any thing in the
world I decided to help out by making donations in her
honor as often as I could I loved her so much it makes me feel so happy to try an do something for all the other one that need our help an maybe someone will adopt an give another animal a change to show how much it means to them to have a family to be with. there all God creatures an deserve the same as us happiness an love!
Every year we are face with huracane season we prepare for us, humans, but most of the time we forget about an emergency plan for our pets.
Create a special luggage with need items in case of an emergency. Copy of their papers, copy of their chip #, a photo of their families with different photos, telephones and emails.
Also a list per dog about different illnesses, and needed medication.
Create special collars for the dogs with lockets with the information about their owners, phone numbers and emergency phone numbers.
I want they to be feunited the fastest with their family if we get separated eventually.
I feel bad for the person who wrote "Yes - Happy Pet". Why? Because they haven't truly loved or even read an article on what a "pet" (qualifier: "pet")requires. I think the writer should understand that a "pet" is a part of the home: interacting, playing, sleeping, eating and the most important: one on one time.
A "pet" is not an "animal" kept in a cage without interaction, play time, exercise time, toys and family time. A "pet" is loved. An "animal" in a cage without fun, run time (ever hear of a dog run?), love (holding, petting, brushing, playing) is an "animal" by it's treatment. Period. Cruel as all animals are interactive and require a "family" (suggest the writer study mammals in their local library). Keeping in a cage is not even viable in the wild for so called "wild animals" as they require contact and interaction and freedom.
There is a different psychology and I pray and hope that whoever wrote "Yes - Happy Pets" never has an "animal" (or that matter a child) in their care. For their consideration of a "Happy Pet" is a cruel distortion of a "happy captive" vs. a "loved one" or a "happy pet".


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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:20 am
Post subject: Coffee Time Comics
Coffee Time Comics is back with a new website, a new comic, and a new Volume of Coffee Time(I say this like people knew we were gone).
Let's start with..
Erik is a soldier returning home from war. He hooks up with his old friends who have hardly changed over time. Fighting through the chaos that is his life, Erik has to come to terms with the violence from his past at home and abroad.
This comic will be a bit different than Coffee Time. It will follow the story of one individual more than jumping around a large cast of characters. It will also have more mature themes. But that doesn't mean gratuitous sex, violence, and swearing. On top of that, there will be a bit more experimentation with the comic, at least more so than Coffee Time.
But that doesn't mean Coffee Time is going to be the same old thing. before I tried to write it as a slice-of-life style thing, but I couldn't keep away from at least a little story. This time around I tried to keep the feel of slice-of-life, but with a bigger picture going on throughout the entire volume.
I'd like to see what you guys think. Feedback is greatly appreciated. please don't be too harsh on the web design. It was my first time coding and I slaved over that shit. If you do have a suggestion, please don't hold your tongue.
Thanks for reading all that crap(I hate writing comic synopsis'), or at least scrolling down to this link.
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Dude! This is great. Especially Across the Way. I remember you saying a while back that you were planning to do a story about war. Really nice stuff.
And your art looks fantastic! Really improved I think.
The new site looks sharp, too. I like the way the front page shows an overhead shot of the city, kind of indicating that the two comics share a world.
I would change a couple things, like the blue borders around the image links, and the bright red border around Across the Way. It seems a little distracting from the main event. Maybe desaturate it or make it a grey scale or something.
I hear ya on that web design, its hard work.
EDIT: The public demands a 468x60 banner.
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Hey, thanks for the reply.
The art is actually done by my friend Tobias. I write it. I just realized that it doesn't say that on the new site anywhere. I'll have to fix that.
The site is still a work in progress and I think I agree about the red border around Across the Way. I'll have to get a darker tone on it.
Are you talking about blue borders around image map links? I noticed that in Internet Explorer. There's actually a couple problems in Explorer with the text too. I'm going to get into that this week.
Thanks again. I appreciate you taking your time to look.
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I went to "Across the Way" and hit the first button, then the next button and got a 404 file not found. Though you should know. I have always enjoyed your comic, and it's cool to see it get better and better.
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Thanks for looking out. The problem has been fixed. And thanks for the nice words.
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I've only read Coffee Time thus far but I really like the art and feel of the comic. It needs a theme song. Something along the lines of:
"Coffee Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime!". It sounds really good in my head. You'll have to take my word for it.
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hehe thanks man.
I was actually thinking of getting my friends band to make a short track for the title page, or maybe the news page. But then I thought that would be a little over the top.
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I think that would be cool as long as you put a control on the page to turn it off if you don't like it.
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I like the way you draw your character's faces. Especially when they are very expressive. They convey the moods of the characters perfectly.
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Hey thanks man, I'll make sure to let the artist know. I think that is Tobias' strong point myself.
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When the phone rings in the middle of the night, child psychologist Alex Delaware does not hesitate. Driving through the dream-lit San Fernando Valley, Alex rushes to Jamey Cadmus, the patient he had failed five years before - and who now calls with a bizarre cry for help. But by the time Alex reaches Canyon Oaks Psychiatric Hospital, Jamey is gone, surfacing a day later in the hands of the police, who believe Jamey is the infamous Lavender Slasher, a psychotic serial killer.
Wooed by a high-powered attorney to build a defense, Alex will get a chance to do what he couldn't five years ago. And when he peers into a family's troubled history and Jamey's brilliant, tormented mind, the psychologist puts himself at the heart of a high-profile case. Because Alex knows that in a realm of money, loss, and madness, something terrible pushed Jamie over the edge - or else someone is getting away with murder.
©2010 Jonathan Kellerman (P)2012 Random House Audio
"Startling...charged with suspense. This one is simply too good to miss." (Stephen King)
"Harrowing...the work of a novelist of uncommon insight and storytelling skill." (Los Angeles Times)
"High-powered.... Alex Delaware is no ordinary psychologist...he is also a born detective." (The New York Times)
"Like a psych textbook"
No need to go over the story. Suffice it to say, it's Kellerman's early work, filled with simple sentences and ridiculous scenarios. The unlikely actions of a variety of professionals are maddening. Story has potential, and then at the end FINALLY, the explanation is too complicated. Characters are rough-hewn, except for Alex. He's perfectly rendered. Milo is still a background character and the gay card is waved about like a flag -- to denote political correctness? Because it adds only a smidgen to the story. Robin has some interesting appearances, and Alex (Kellerman's alter ego) is right there with the romance everybody dreams of -- though a bit over the top for an infraction of minor proportions. Alex knows boating and furnishings, gourmet and fashion. Alex knows psych, and what he does not know, he gets from other "experts," in this story, the experts are little geniuses.
The reader/narrator is a little stiff, but that's not the problem with him. It's his pronunciation: co-op is pronounced coop (chicken coop) cadge (twice pronounced cadged -- like tagged); other badly "read" words the narrator obviously did not know. Very distracting.
Two stars and nearly unreadable except that having read the series from end to beginning, I had something to look forward to, which never materialized. No engagement -- but long lectures on science, anatomy, South American Indians, psychotropic drugs, high finance and land development, blah, blah, blah... the story was so small, it could have been an anecdote. We have gays and gay haters, racism, sexism, rogue professionals, bikers, investigators, good cops, bad cops, astounding wealth, single moms and dirty dealings all around. And yet, there was no story, like a child's Christmas tree upon which are placed his favorite things, great and small, for the child to gaze upon and be impressed.
"One of the Best"
One of my favorite books is brought to life in this audio version. I loved listening to it and caught several points that I missed from reading it on the page.
"A bit hard to follow and believe, but.."
I'll probably be back or more of this series. I find the psychological discussions interesting, when I didn't think I would. I like the friendship between Milo and the protagonist more than I understand the relationship between the protagonist and his girlfriend. The complexity of the plot and the unreality of it were an interference, so that's why it gets 4 stars. The performance, the characters, and the tone were absorbing. If this writer matures from book to book, I'm pretty sure I'll like the later books a lot more, given that this one has promise.
"Always a twist you don't see coming!"
Kept me guessing the whole time!
The end. Not going to spoil it.
I enjoy his clear and calm voice. I also like his character voices
I was surprised at the end. No laughter or tears.
"Early Alex Delaware"
A very early entry into the world of Dr. Alex Delaware and police detective Milo Sturgis, it was good to see how they worked together way back in the '80s, although in this particular book, they didn't start OFF working as a team. Alex, who had treated the serial killer suspect professionally 5 years before, came to wonder if Jamey Cadmus might have problems other than insanity going on. There were no lack of devious, easy-to-hate characters and certainly no lack of twists and turns either. I give it 3 stars out of 5 because I was able to outguess the ending, along with a stern reminder to myself that it's best to read all series in the order in which they're written.
"Wasted a credit"
Less psychobable more story
Not written it.
I've enjoyed most of Kellerman's books to varying degrees, but this one was terribly disappointing and oh, so boring. If I wanted to take a psychology course, I would have signed up for a course, not wasted a credit on this book.
"The book"
Yes on kellerman no on adams
Rubinstein is a good narrator I liked Victum Zover the edge was bad
"Noot good for me"
I have enjoyed everyone of Kellerman's works but I just couldn't get into this. I don't think I made it past the first chapter....maybe if you're a Psychology Major into the workings of a disturbed mind you might like it but I didn't!!
"Too much detail"
No. I lost interest about a third of the way through. There was just too much minute detail which held the story back so the pace was too slow.
Probably not.
Probably but I'm not good with looking at the names. However, I did think he was very good and would definitely hope to hear him again.
I personally won't recommend this book despite the narration.
"Over the edge"
Great story factual content excellent, clear reading total pleasure to listen to while you're cleaning
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EDINBORO, Pa. – Months of planning and hard work have finally paid off for Rebecca Wise, Pharm.D. and Paul Berkebile, Pharm.D. Drs. Wise and Berkebile have opened their own business, Lakeside Health Mart Pharmacy in Edinboro, Pa. Drs. Wise and Berkebile are 2005 graduates of the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine School of Pharmacy. The pharmacy opened a few weeks ago. The pharmacists celebrated with a grand opening the week of January 17, 2011.
|Paul Berkebile, PharmD, and Rebecca Wise, PharmD, cut a red ribbon to mark the grand opening of the Lakeside Health Mart Pharmacy in Edinboro, Pa. Looking on in the background are a group of LECOM School of Pharmacy students and Hershey Bell, MD, MS, Dean of the LECOM School of Pharmacy (2nd from right).
During an open house, Drs. Wise and Berkebile proudly cut the ribbon outside the pharmacy, located in the Lakeside Commons in Edinboro. Community members and representatives from the local media toured the pharmacy and had a chance to talk to the new business owners. Drs. Wise and Berkebile both worked in retail pharmacy settings before deciding to branch out on their own.
LECOM pharmacy students took part in the grand opening festivities by educating customers about the adult immunizations offered at the pharmacy and poison prevention, and conducting educational activities for children. LECOM pharmacy students will do clinical rotations at the pharmacy under the direction of Drs. Wise and Berkebile, who are also adjunct clinical faculty members at LECOM.
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|Rebecca Wise, PharmD and Paul Berkebile, PharmD, 2005 LECOM School of Pharmacy graduates, decided to open their own pharmacy to serve the health care needs of the Greater Edinboro community.
"We had a lot of strong ties through the LECOM program to the health care community and we want to continue that," Dr. Berkebile explained. He said their emphasis will be on providing quality health care. Dr. Berkebile said they will develop relationships with patients and physicians. "My value is not saying, 'yes that prescription is ready to go,'" Dr. Berkebile said. "It's looking at drug interactions, different disease states that patients have, alerting them to issues and possibly alerting physicians to issues that I see."
While many LECOM School of Pharmacy graduates work in retail settings, clinical settings or hospitals, it is very unique to have two graduates go into business on their own. Hershey Bell, M.D., M.S., Dean of the LECOM School of Pharmacy, said he is grateful that Drs. Wise and Berkebile will work with LECOM. "They're obviously very appreciative of the education that they received and as educators themselves, they want to become a part of the educational mission," Dr. Bell said. "It's just a wonderful opportunity for a new kind of partnership for our school."
The pharmacy will employ five people at first, with more expected to be added as the business grows. Lakeside Health Mart Pharmacy is part of a network of more than 1,600 locally-owned, independently-operated pharmacies that operate under the Health Mart name in 48 states.
Lakeside Health Mart Pharmacy is unique and innovative in several ways. There is a separate waiting room with a children's play section, an area to view educational videos, and a gift shop offering items from local artists and businesses. These amenities are located away from the pharmacy to insure patients have privacy when picking up their prescriptions.
|Lakeside Health Mart Pharmacy will serve the health care needs of Edinboro, Pa., Southern Erie County and Northern Crawford County.
Pharmacists can talk to customers in a separate, private patient counseling room. The pharmacy uses green products and adheres to environmentally-friendly practices. Lakeside Health Mart Pharmacy offers home delivery anywhere in Erie and Northern Crawford Counties. They will also conduct free monthly public health information seminars at the pharmacy. For more information, you can contact the pharmacy directly at (814) 734-8500.
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and LECOM School of Pharmacy offer innovative and affordable education in osteopathic medicine and pharmacy. From campuses in Erie, Pennsylvania, Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Bradenton, Florida, LECOM provides student-centered pathways to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals. Prepare yourself for medicine as your life's profession.


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Going to your local dharma centre or practice day at home or work? Any particular practices you're observing during this time? Braving a Nyung Na retreat?
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Post subject: When was the last time you backed-up your work?
Three years ago a hard disk crash forced me to learn a hard but valuable lesson about taking back-ups. Periodically I like to put a wee reminder up in the forum to save others the heartache of lost work.
Personally I'm a bit old-skool on this one. I manually save a back-up copy of each page as I complete it onto a separate external hard drive and occasionally burn the lot to a DVD and take it to my parents house.
But... how often do
back-up? Where do you do it? Do you have any good tools or safe and cost-effective storage spaces you could recommend?
Tell on, but more importantly, if you don't have a system...
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You seem to have a more rigorous backup plan than most people I know, especially since you keep a copy "off site" at your parents, which really cuts down on your risk of losing files. So it sounds like you're doing fine. I keep 4 backups, all to separate USB drives. I simply copy all of the files to these drives periodically by just clicking and dragging. I hope that my webhosting company also keeps backups, which they claim to.
The lesson about backups is a hard one to learn. I luckily learned it vicariously from a friend who one day lost all of his files. I started backing up that same day and I've never stopped. But I could do more...
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I endorse this post.
My backing up routine isn't all that extensive, but I do burn stuff to cds every now and then and do backups of every file on the same hard drive (I should probably get an external hard drive, huh?). In the last two years I've lost quite a few pages because I didn't do that. When Photoshop or Manga Studio crashes, you can pretty much say goodbye to your file. Sometimes the file isn't damaged, somehow, but better safe than sorry. I also make backups on my USB flash drive, eh... sometimes.
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I save all my files on my hard drive, a flash drive, and I e-mail them to myself.
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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 7:38 pm
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I currently burn stuff to DVD, as well as upload it to Amazon's S3/Glacier storage. I don't do it often enough though--I've kind of gotten lazy since I started working traditionally, since "I've got a backup on paper!" >_<
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Saw this on Lifehacker and thought of you (all)...
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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 8:44 pm
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I know Jess keeps back-ups of the websites and everything on them, but I'm not entirely sure how often they're backed up. About once a week maybe?
As for backing up the stuff that's not online, I'm terrible for that. With Gilbert and Grim it wouldn't be a terrible loss, because if I ever have a buffer it's usually no more than a couple of pages at most, but with Commander Cottontail I have stuff photographed that I don't intend to use for months, because I tend to shoot everything I need with a particular set over the space of a week or so and then dismantle it for parts for the next one, so if I were to lose the unedited Commander Cottontail photos I'd need to do a hell of a lot of work rebuilding long dismantled sets using only the existing strips for reference, so yeah, I'll back-up the Commander Cottontail folders later this evening.
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Wow, what a great thread to remind us all of this!
For a few years I have been making sure I back up everything important on my computer every month. Each month I copy all my new/altered files since my last backup onto a set of five DVD-RW discs. On the sixth month I backup everything onto a set of DVDs or an external hard drive.
However, I have been trying to change my method. My brother has a NAS set up at his house and I am trying to FTP into it and update everything. I really would like some suggestions for a program that could do that for me automatically.
However, it does occur to me that I have done nothing to back up my site, and while I do still have all the comic pages, I don't have any backup arranged for comments and such. I should look into that...
ALSO, the actual files from which I create my pages are all duplicated into another folder on my computer. This is so that if I ever do something stupid like save the file after I merge all the layers or delete certain portions I still have a copy I can fall back on. Thank goodness I have this, too. I went back last week to look at one of my old pages and I found that I had done exactly that; I had deleted a whole quarter of the page while making the final composite that was displayed online. Thank goodness I had that older backup.
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I use
, which is pretty awesome, and if you're just backing up to a local disk or a friend's computer, free. I run backups both to my husband's computer and pay for the cloud service off of it, and it's saved my butt a couple of times when I've accidentally overwritten something (yay, versioned backups!), plus my husband's butt quite recently when his hard drive died. And it's basically brainless -- just install and leave it to run -- which when you have as few braincells as I do to go around is a plus.
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I use a software repository for stuff I really care about:
It's designed for software, but works on html and images too. Main advantages are that I can save it to my server or to another disk drive. I can also go back to previous revisions of files, so if I corrupt or eviscerate something, I can go back to before the damage was done.
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I backs up my files on a daily bases on both an external hard drive and a flash drive.
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I maintain a local mirror of my site, and do a full backup of all my files on a semi-annual basis. I back up on optical disk because it has more staying power, and I don't like storing my property on the Cloud for the same reson I don't keep my winter clothes in the Street.
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I back-up my art files monthly to an external hard drive, but I should probably do more than that for my online stuff...
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I have a 2GB USB stick that I quickly save every comic once it is completed. It just sticks right in my USB port so it is quick and easy to use.
I have a 300GB external hard drive that I back up onto every so often. (I'm doing it right now thanks!)
I also back up my comics onto my smartphone's SD card. This way if something was to happen while I wasn't home, my phone will still be with me.
I don't use "The Cloud" because it's new and new stuff scares me...
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Copied over to our file server during any uploads. All computers in the house are backed up nightly.
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The Psychological Science Behind Hyperpartisanship and What to Do About It
Diane F. Halpern is the McElwee Family Professor of Psychology and George R. Roberts Fellow at Claremont McKenna College. She is also a past president of the American Psychological Association.
Professor Halpern has published hundreds of articles and many books including, Thought and Knowledge: An Introduction to Critical Thinking (Fifth Ed., 2014); Sex Differences in Cognitive Abilities (Fourth Ed.), and Women at the Top: Powerful Leaders Tell Us How to Combine Work and Family (co-authored with Fanny Cheung). Her recent books include Psychological Science (Fourth Ed. with Michael Gazzaniga and Todd Heatherton) and the edited book, Undergraduate Education in Psychology: A Blueprint for the Future of the Discipline.
Recently, Professor Halpern was awarded the 2013 James McKeen Cattell Award from the Association for Psychological Science (the highest award given by this organization) and the 2013 Arthur W. Staats Award from the American Psychological Association.
During her presentation, Professor Halpern will discuss evidence showing that the government is broken. Negativity toward Congress is at an all-time high with hyperpartisanship as the new bigotry in the United States. She will use the lens of psychological science to view the problem and to suggest corrective actions that can be taken to reduce it.
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Recently, some residents in the Colonial Heights neighborhood in New Bern tried to be Good Samaritans when a baby bird apparently fell out of its nest. After four days, they had learned a lesson in the "dos and don'ts" of finding a bird out of the nest.
The man who first found the plump baby noted it had developed wings, feather growth and coloring. Circling above the yards were the parents - two angry blue jays. The baby was hopping about and since the man had always been told not to touch a fallen baby bird, he left it alone — hoping for the best in a neighborhood that has a number of meandering cats.
By the next day, the baby, who was later nicknamed "Bird Boy," was discovered by a neighbor in her yard. She lifted it gently into an outdoor bird cage with the door open. She left to find some bird seed, but when she returned, the baby bird was gone.
Over the next two days, "Bird Boy" appeared in yet another neighbor's enclosed yard. That neighbor had been taught to leave baby birds alone.
By the fourth day, the man who originally found "Bird Boy" was walking past his backyard garden and heard a chirp. There was the bird, standing on some debris inside a bucket, half-filled with rainwater.
This time, he scooped the baby up and above its screeching and the cries from the blue jay parents from overhead, he put it back in the neighbor's bird cage.
Then, he did the sensible thing and called Ellen Westermann, director of WildARC - Wild Animal Rehabilitation Center, on Old Cherry Point Road.
Westermann was blunt and to the point.
"Put the bird back where you found him," she said.
The neighbors obeyed and by the fifth day, the little bird that had drawn so much attention, had apparently gotten his wings and vanished.
Westermann said that spring and summer are 'baby season' for birds. It is also the season for humans to let their good intentions run amuck.
"They think if they see a young bird hopping around and it can't fly, then it's got to be hurt," she said.
Most wild bird families have four of five young, which are fed about every half hour by the parents.
As the babies get bigger, sometimes they no longer fit in the nest.
"They bolt. They come out of the nest and hit the ground," she said. "That doesn't mean they are hurt. It just means they don't have a nest anymore."
The parents still take care of the baby birds, with added difficulties now that the youngsters are no longer in a contained nesting space.
"Now they are running around all over the place," she said. "Both parents feed and they are looking around for the kids and they are trying to protect them from dogs, cats and kids."
She said the cats and the dogs are the problem, not the baby birds.
"Control the pet and let the wild animal be where it is supposed to be," she advised.
She said that of the more than 130 admissions to WildARC this month, the majority have been birds.
"I beg them to take the bird back and let the parents finish raising it," she said.
Another piece of advice is "don't try to feed the baby bird." Even if successful, the baby will then stop squawking and the parents can't find it.
"They are teenagers," she said of the young birds. "They just don't have their pilot's license yet."
She said as the wings grow strong, usually in a few days, the babies will go airborne.
Westernmann attributes lack of knowledge to the way humans react to finding what they think is a helpless baby bird.
One "old wives tale" sticks out — "If you handle a baby bird, the mother won't come near it again."
"Birds cannot smell," she said. "So, you can pick a baby up and put it back in its nest. If you find a baby that has fallen out of the nest and you can reach the nest, put the baby back in the nest. Birds don't have a clue what you smell like."
She said the same goes for mammals such as bunnies.
"The parental maternal instinct of the parent overrides anything that may have touched that baby animal," she said. "All that the parent thinks about 'is my baby safe?'"
She also pointed out that birds are protected under federal law and special permits are required to care for them.
"So, if you take a baby bird in to care for it, you are breaking the law and you don't know what you are doing," she said. "You will just be burying it."
Westermann said the situation changes if the bird is obviously injured.
"We take them in if they need help. If they don't need help, let the parents do their job," she said. "Our whole mission is to balance nature, not to kidnap nature."
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After reading "Letter to a Christian Nation", it has become clear to me that Harris's position is firmly routed in our own history, philosophy and fund of knowledge - how can anyone argue that the Bible tells the truth? Yet the "media" fears alienating segments of the public who are invested in Truth-By-Bible, including those on the so-called "right" side of issues such as racism and slavery, and who ask questions like, "How is faith different from love?"


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FRASER, Mich.-Miami University's senior and collegiate synchronized skating teams had a strong finish at the Mid-America Championships Sunday in Fraser, Mich. Miami's senior team posted a first-place finish in the free skate event, while the RedHawk collegiate team posted a score more than 12 points ahead of their nearest competition.
Skating to music from the 1920s, the RedHawk senior team posted a score of 100.28 to edge the second-place Haydenettes by a mere 0.05 points. The Haydenettes posted a score of 100.23 for their free skate program. Miami placed second to the Haydenettes (59.86) in Saturday's short program with a score of 56.81. There was no combined scoring for the event. Miami's free skate score at the Mid-America Championships was nearly three points better than its score from its season-opening competition.
The Crystallettes finished third in both events, posting a score of 97.65 in the free skate. Starlights also finished fourth in both events and notched a free skate score of 73.85, while Western Michigan rounded out the field on both days and had a score of 64.48 on Sunday.
Miami's collegiate team won its ninth straight event dating back to the opening competition of the 2010-11 season. The RedHawks amassed a score of 73.71 for their Rock 'N Roll themed program. They eclipsed second-place Delaware (61.12) by 12.59 points. Western Michigan finished in third place with a score of 56.10, followed by Wisconsin (55.72), Michigan (55.06), Adrian (47.18), Michigan State (46.74) and IllinoiSkating (42.65).
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TomTom Unveils the TomTom RIDER 2ND Edition For Motorcycles
Car Kit Accessory With Separate Mount Now AvailableConcord, MA – August 23, 2007 – TomTom, the world's largest navigation solutions provider, today announces the launch of the new TomTom RIDER 2nd Edition, TomTom's all-in-one navigation solution designed for bikers by bikers.
Like all TomTom navigation devices, The RIDER 2nd Edition combines portability, a sleek design and an easy-to-use touchscreen interface with TomTom's award-winning software.
"As the first navigation solution made specifically for motorcycles, TomTom RIDER is designed to deliver the best features to riders of all kinds," said TomTom Inc president Jocelyn Vigreux. "Whether riders are looking to navigate to a specific location, take a scenic ride or simply find their way home after getting 'lost' on the open roads, the new Rider 2nd Edition provides an easy-to-use, high-quality navigation experience."
The TomTom RIDER features a simple, easy-to-use touchscreen that is conveniently designed so that riders can operate the device even while using gloves. It comes with a built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery that provides up to 5 hours of constant driving, or can be wired into a 12v motorcycle battery (with the included power cable) for a constant charge. The RIDER comes preloaded with maps of both the United States and Canada.
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