think* mine is about 9x12 inches?)



Dice 3 big taters into about 1/2 inch cubes.  



Grab a yellow onion. What size depends on how much you like onion. Cut it up into pieces slightly larger than the potato cubes, and make sure all the layers are separated. 



(OPTIONAL: cut up a bell pepper into about 1" squares, and add to the above.)




Mix and spread your veggies into an even later coating the entire baking tray.




Get some kind of cooking oil.  I personally prefer olive oil, but sunflower, safflower, or canola oils will also work.  Pour a little bit onto the veggies, then mix by hand until everything is coated evenly with oil.  (Even yourself, if you're literally using your hand.)




Get some Cajun or (cajun-esque) seasoning blend and go wild.  Mix your contents again.




Put in the oven, set the timer for about 30 minutes.  If you want your tater cubes more on the tanned side, 35 minutes should do it.



Edit: I forgot to mention that you can eat this dish as is, or you can take it further by additionally making a bunch of scrambled eggs and making breakfast burritos with it.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: re-enable pypy3
username_0: I pushed a workaround into importlib-metadata which avoids the call causing the ResourceWarning

https://gitlab.com/python-devs/importlib_metadata/merge_requests/75

Resolves #5317
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Among other factors, the study looked at each program's revenues and expenses and made cash-flow adjustments, risk assessments and growth projections for each school. The resulting figures represent what the teams might fetch if they could be bought and sold like pro franchises.
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Has to be them seeing the benefits of 2010 finally being demonstrated in these values. 
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Not going to open up that Pandora's shit box by tagging him but the overall quality of posting on TMB has improved greatly during Dr. topshit's recent hiatus.
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i have it on good authority that dumptime has another username (about 10 actually) that he has been using and no one has picked up on it yet. my source wouldn't tell me what the username is doe. im sure GFA can confirm or deny the accuracy of this statement.
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anyone remember the terribly unfunny account Rob Gronkowski? i also found out his identity. i've been on the search for a lot of answers lately and i have been fortunate enough to find some of them.
Shu has already mastered this shtick.Glazier, a Democrat who spent 12 years on the Allentown School Board, was appointed Oct. 17 to fill the vacancy left by former Councilman Mike Schlossberg.
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Glazier, who has owned Glazier's Furniture in Allentown since 1991, was president of the school board for six years and co-chairman of its finance committee for nine before departing last year in 2011.
He said that experience shows he can work with diverse groups of people, listen to and fairly represent all constituencies, and make difficult decisions for the city "without buckling to the loudest voices in the room."
Glazier said his priorities on council will be increased transparency in the budget process, increasing safety in the city and encouraging the city's economic development for large and small businesses.
He also he will work to strengthen Allentown neighborhoods by encouraging coordination of city and community resources with neighborhood groups.
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In addition to Glazier, Council President Julio Guridy and Vice President Ray O'Connell are up for re-election this year, and vacated council seats currently being held by Cynthia Mota and Joe Davis will also be on the ballot.
Marketing company owner Alfonso Todd, anti-'slumlords' advocate Ken Heffentrager, and Kidspeace child care counselor Carmen Bell, also Democrats, have previously announced they will run for council.
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You may think I have been pretty quiet lately. But not really. I’ve been prepping a zillion sample boards, gathering supplies, writing class materials, playing with new possibilities in paint and more!
I’m so excited to head off to New Mexico next week, as an instructor at the fabulous ArtFusion event in Santa Fe, and to teach at The New Leaf in Albuquerque, with owner Angie Graham. Three workshops in three days! (And I am going to attend one, too.)
All workshops are fully booked. Lots of awesome products are packed and heading to the venues right