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The bucs are coming off 2 L's and the iggles flat out suck with a bumb qb. If the Bucs don't win by atleast 10, heads should roll.
Going to say this game is going to be close. Just have that feeling.
But if you need other teams to lose just so you can get in....have you really earned your place? Don't get me wrong, if they make it then I'd be happy to see them making strides but I hate the idea of backing in....
Do you still think that was a must win or do they still have a shot?
I don't get you. Please show me that thread.
This should be [...] a win for the Bucs.
I have not seen any threads on the eagles game this week. I could have missed some but the mood seems pretty low key. I hope that we aren't looking at this like a walk in the park.To tell you the truth, this game scares me a bit. Sure the Eagles are in shambles but their game against the Cowboys showed me that they can still bring it.If we do not seriously test that secondary, the coaches need to be called on the carpet. EVERYONE that has played them lately has consistently pounded that secondary.Also we need to stop Brown because he is legit and Foles doesn't look bad. If Brown gets some space, he can go. I really think that we need to come with an A game, no playing around.A lost to these guys would be the worst of the season, one that we may not recover from here on out.


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Post subject: Mail Server Setup which route do I take.
Need help with this and the best way to do it.
What I want is to be able to set up IMAP so that the Wife, Children and me can log on to which ever PC ( have 3 ) and have the same mail format whether it be Linux or Windows.
I have a SuSE Server set up for File / Printing that the 3 PC connect to.
I have a hosted Website that also does my main mail and I also have mail through my ISP.
I want all mail dumped to my Server so that it can be read from any one of the 3 PCs via IMAP, the mail will remain on the server unless deleted.
The problem I got is understanding how I link Sendmail/Postfix, Courier IMAP and Fetchmail together. I understand what each bit does just not the type of mail service I need to run.
what type of server do I run ? SMTP, POP or IMAP
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Sounds like a good approach.
I've got a similar setup, though most of my email comes directly to my home PC (I have a static IP address and have set the MX record for my domain). The rest comes from POP3 mailboxes at my hosting provider and my old dial-up ISP.
You'll need an imap server so that your other PCs can read the messages. You shouldn't use POP. But you also need postfix or sendmail to be running on the server so that fetchmail (also running on the server) can get the messages fetched from your ISP and from your hosted web site to be stored in the local mailboxes in /var/mail.
Hope this helps.
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Cheers, I think it does.
Whats getting me is that in all the books I've read Fetchmail appears not to use IMAP but either POP or SMTP, so I suppose the point I keep missing is I that I need to set IMAP up to read /var/mail as the default location for mail collection
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Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2005 10:28 pm
Post subject: RE: Mail Server Setup which route do I take.
Use Fetchmail to pull mail from your ISP mailbox(es) and deliver it to where your IMAP server can serve it.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." (Albert Einstein)
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Post subject: RE: Mail Server Setup which route do I take.
I'll second the opinion in this months mag, and recommend Exim for SMTP as it supports Maildir storage. Use IMAP to offer up the email. That way you know where the email is (on the server), and folder structures are the same wherever you are. (Handy if you also access the mail account from work *cough*)
You can then use Courier to provide IMAP and POP3 access.
I've been running exactly this configuration for some time now, and it works just fine.
I also use fetchmail to pull email from my ISP and Gmail POP3 accounts. This gets delivered locally via Exim, and ends up in the correct Maildir directory, ready to be served up via IMAP.
The full exim config is probably too much for here, but the key points are:
* set your "real_local" router to use a maildir transport. (On my box, the transport is called "maildir_home".)
* The maildir_home transport looks like this:
debug_print = "T: maildir_home for $local_part@$domain"
driver = appendfile
directory = $home/Mail/inbox
mode = 0600
mode_fail_narrower = false
In other words, each user has a directory called "Mail" in their $HOME. Below that is a sub-folder called "inbox", and exim drops the Maildir files in there.
I'm using Debian on the rust bucket I call a mail server and the Courier IMAP package for Debian defaults to using each user's home directory as the location for "Mail/inbox", so this all fits together very neatly.
Enabling SSL on Courier is also pretty easy if you want to encrypt between work^H^H^H^H wherever you happen to be, and the email server. A real practical use: Access from an Internet cafe with Mozilla Thunderbird on your 1GB USB key. You now that the traffic between your cafe provided PC and the server is safe from snooping.
Another bonus is that most decent webmail packages (IMP, squirrelmail, phpgroupware, etc) can use the Courier IMAP server out of the box. Stick an SSL cert on your web server, and you got webmail access to your personal email from Internet cafes that restrict USB key usage...
Anyway, more than 'nuff said!
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Wow that some reply,
I'll let you know how I get on.
lubuntu LXDE 13.10 running on AMD Phenom II*4; ASUS Crosshair III Formula MB; 4 GB Ram.....
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I set up Cyrus IMAP and Fetchamil last night
Fetchmail is pulling in mail for a test account I have set up that collects mail sent by my router ( just something to keep my NTLWorld addy ticking over ) which then pipes it through to Cyrus, Mail is sent to /var/spool/imap/user ( I take it, it got this info from YaST MTA configure 'Delivery by Cyrus IMAP as I only ran a novice Fetchmail setup with fetchmailconf ).
setup a imap account to test in outlook and its working OK.
One quark but could be just with outlook having no purge deleted.
I set a rule up to move the mail from my router into a new folder, ran the rule, this moved the mails from the inbox to the folder but left strikethrough copies in the inbox, I've seen this with Horde when using webmail from my paid fore hosted site, once the mails moved I can purge deleted and the strikethrough copies are removed.
One nice thing I noticed well tried and that was moving a outlook folder into the imap account and this worked with out a problem. That solved one of my next task in moving mail from my PST File over the Linux without the need to let Windows Thunderbird convert it and loading the TB mails into Linux
Just need to sort how the sending of the mail now.
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Sending mail: either set up an SMTP server on the same machine where fetchmail and the IMAP server are running and point TB or Outlook at that, or point TB/Outlook at your ISP's SMTP server. Make sure your SMTP server can't be used as a relay for spam. If you don't know how to do that, ask here or use the second option, but definitely don't run an SMTP server on your main PC which is accessible to the outside internet.
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Cubarama pictures for Saturday
Some pics from today and some from JP's Shop and Museum
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Song -
I really appreciate the effort you put into posting pictures the last three days. It makes it fun for everyone, even those of us that couldn't attend. Thank you!!
Three things that strike me about today's pix:
1. Very neat that JP was able to find and show the IH factory locks. Perhaps the neatest pieces of memorabilia I've seen yet.
2. There really are tractor "safety police!" At least, badged security guards at the plant... wonder if they were ROPS advocates back then?
3. John Deere's not the first to put their name on any widget that would sell. I noticed the Coleman drink cooler and thought... man, the last time I was at a Deere dealer (Thursday), I couldn't help but notice "John Deere liquid hand sanitizer." Ah, the age of H1N1. I wonder, did McCormick offer IH-labeled penicillin back in the day?
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nice pics, where is this place , looks like a great place to visit.
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Very nice pics and tour Terry!
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thanks for sharing the pics, that was very cool
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It's in Fredericktown, Missouri. JP has quite a collection of IH stuff.
Thanks for the pix Terry.
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Thanks for the pics, just like being there. I have attended one Cubarama and do not intend to be at any more (for reasons I will keep to myself ), however your pics allow me to participate at a distance.
Again, Many Thanks
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excellent pictures. JPs is quite the place.
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I had a good time there Firday and saturday, It was my frist cubarama. I did not get many photos cuz I was talking to much to a few of my friends and buying a few parts over at Tm
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Terry; First of all thanks for the pix's and was glad to meet you though brief, I had a wonderful time as I always do and missed some of my friends that couldn't make it for various reasons, hope everyone is well and looking forward to next year and last but not least want to say a big Thank You to the Hargis family for sponsoring this great event.
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Y'all are very welcome. I enjoy taking the pics and I love sharing them with everyone.
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There are some really interesting items in those pics you took. I really like those Farmall Cub mini riding pedal tractors.. both of em are really something.
What I would like more information on is this one:
Who made the brolly and Woods Mower? This is the first I have seen of these on an Ertl before. Be a nice addition to the article on 1/16th scale Cubs. Did you take notes
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I remember a lot of it but I don't recall a discussion on those. I remember the chrome and gold Cub toy story.
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The IH factory locks look exactly like Best Lock Inc. I know 20 years ago Best lock had quite a selection of emblems etc. for tons of different companys on the same lock case.. Would like to have one. Grump
BTW thanks for the pics
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Could you tell us about it, include some pics and I can put it in the 1/16th article??? I am really interested
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I'm making a Cub Express run to George Willer's tool sale. Got to make a pickup in Willard, OH and then drop it off to Mr. E, for delivery in Tennessee on his return trip to Florida. I'm really sorry to miss the fun. Have a great time.
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I'm making a Cub Express run to George Willer's tool sale. Got to make a pickup in Willard, OH and then drop it off to Mr. E, for delivery in Tennessee on his return trip to Florida. I'm really sorry to miss the fun. Have a great time.
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No problem, Bill. I love get-togethers, so I can guarantee you that there will be more of this type thing... Heck, we might have to go have an intervention on someone's cub sometime soon!! LOL
See everyone tomorrow morning at Kountry Kitchen, Burghs and at Cubota's place...
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We'll just need to find cubota's place if we get waylaid
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Sorry fo rthe short notice. I won't be able to make it tomorrow.
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Larry, feel free to call my cell if you need directions on the way... My number is 717-877-9131.
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Thanks, Mike
See you in a couple hours
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Just wanted to report on Mike's first Cubfest.
Actually, it's the first I had a chance to attend, too
Although there were only a few of us, my daughter and I really enjoyed ourselves.
Met some great people and scored a much needed part for Betsy @ Burgh's.
If you've never been to Burgh's, you need to go. You'll think you died and went to Farmall Cub heaven
Got to check out Cubota's 1949 in excellent original condition. Not restored.
Betsy is a '49, too, and in pretty good mechanical shape but nowhere as quite as this one.
I scored (committed to may be a better word since I didn't bring it home) a 42' Woods belly mower.
When I get it, I may be looking to get rid of my pretty good 5' sickle bar.
I don't know what it is with Mike changing his handle so often. First, Wisconsin Mike and now Hengy.
What will it be next week, Mike?
Are you really a fugitive from the law that you need to change identities?
Seriously, Mike exhibits all the finer traits of this forum's most esteemed members.
An unabashed love of Cubs and an unselfish willingness to share and help.
Can't recall if you guys have a Cub Man of the year award, but Mike would deserve serious consideration if you do
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I also had a great time at burghs and would like to thank Mike for organizing the day. I have been to burghs before but never have been that far back into the old stuff. It is like going to a museum and having some knowledgeable tour guides made it even better.
I didn't buy anything, but met some great people and hopefully found a good home for the old woods 42. Enjoyed having everyone over to give me there two cents on Greasy. Thanks Mike for adjusting the clutch pedal and I will start doing my homework on how to adjust the clutch fingers. Also want to thank Charlie for entertaining Mojo.
I also agree with Larry's nomination of the Cub Man of the Year Award going to Mike. He definitely exhibits the Love of the Cub!
Thanks again and looking forward to the next gathering.
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Fred, I will definitely take your Woods if you are able to wait a little wee bit.
If you have an opportunity to get it out of your way before I get there I wouldn't be mad.
But I will take it otherwise
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I wanted to add that attending Mike's Cub Fest re-invigorated me to be back here on the forum.
Life sometimes gets in the way.
But, the people here are the kind of people I'd like to know
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Shoot, guys... I'll let you in on a dirty little secret... I LOVE getting together with other cubbers! These kinds of get-togethers are just another great reason for me to be back home in Pittsburgh. Closer to the action!
Larry, this isn't my first Fest to organize...I did the Cheesy Fest in Wisconsin for several years, but I kind of like these mini-fests though. They are easier to work out and much less stressful.
Fred, thanks for letting us invade your woodshop to do the TC as far as we could. I'm sorry that I didn't have enough time to clean it up before we worked on it...Being out of town three weeks straight really takes a bite out of your time, and I just really ran out of it. Hope your bench is no worse for the wear.
If anyone needs or wants some extra hands to help do the job, I am POSITIVE that there can be a weekend minifest...Or at least me... It is just a blast...
Thanks to Larry, Hannah, Fred and Lee for a great time. Charlie (my 6 year old) had a great time roaming around the junkyard and playing with Mojo and Fred's son...he felt like one of the guys!
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A good time was had by all and I look forward to going back. Just got back home from my trip a couple of hours ago (my inlaws live in Pittsburgh). Burgh's was great fun. Just don't turn the crank to see if the motor is locked up. That old girl sounded like it was going to start! Thanks to Mike for setting this up and Fred for hosting us at your home. --Lee
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Yeah, that was a bit scary... That big old W-9 was ready to pop on over. Scared the crap outta me! I honestly just wanted to check to see if it was locked up!! Last time I will do that for sure!
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Reviews by Douberd:
3.83/5 rDev +22.4%
Bottle of 355 ml, bought in a megastore in Mexico.
Pours a honey-like colour, semi-transparent, with a two finger soapy head that after a while becomes half a finger. That half finger has a very good retention. Quite an activity in the glass with lots of bubbles.
Sweet aroma of cherries, if there is something else there I can't find it, the cherries aroma is overwhelming.
Great taste, I don't think I have tried something similar before. Sweet and spicy. Medium thickness on the body and light carbonation.
04-03-2012 15:21:42 | More by Douberd
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3/5 rDev -4.2%
11-02-2013 20:44:25 | More by mojohawk21
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08-30-2014 10:19:22 | More by DanGeo
2.28/5 rDev -27.2%
Had in a bottle long before I was "into" craft beer. Had it again on tap once I entered the craft realm. Pours a wheaty, sunburst orange color, considerably hazy and basically perfectly opaque in the mid-section of the brew. Slightly off-white head is sparkly and foamy and recedes relatively quick leaving some mild lacing behind. The aroma is cherry. That's it. That's all. Just cherries. I mean, I could sit here and tell you "it has some wheat in the background", because it does, but you have to search so hard for it beneath the cherry blanket that by that point it isn't worth it anymore. The cherries smell sweet, tart, and actually a little medicinally cloying. Weird combination, right? I can't decide if this aroma is good or bad - but the fact that I must ask myself that question tells me it's probably the latter.
It hits my palate, medium bodied and heavily carbonated. And that's where shit hits the fan. WOW, the cherry presence is not only overwhelming, but it's basically the only thing you can taste. And as mentioned for the aroma, it's not a very "good" cherry perspective. Hints of the profile taste natural and real - some tartness and sweetness that couldn't be mistaken for anything but fresh cherries. However, it's like the brewers decided that it wasn't enough, and they took it a step further and added a butt-load of extra, artificial cherry flavor to push the flavor envelope of the max. Chalky, medicinal, vitamin-like. It's like, tart cherry cough syrup. Or a sweeter version of a cherry flavored Flintstones vitamin. Aftertaste has a slaughtered wheat profile, still majorly enveloped by the cherry onslaught.
Buuuh. Save yourself the trouble with this one. The cherry is just way too overdone and overpowering, nearly to the point of being undrinkable. And it's not the "fruit-lambic" kind of cherry. It's more of a "take your medicine" kind of cherry. Definitely not for me.
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05-03-2014 17:43:19 | More by Hoppin_mad
2.4/5 rDev -23.3%
Poured into a pint glass.
I'm generally fine with most of the Sam Adams products, especially those that are a little out of the ordinary i.e. imperial pilsner. However, their Cherry Wheat misses the mark. The look is fine - nice, golden color with a nice white head that leaves some lacing. The smell is not so great - maraschino cherry syrup; very sweet and cloying. The taste is not so cloying, but still nothing good - too sweet when there should be some tartness. Mouthfeel is like soda bordering on harsh. Yeah, this isn't my cup of tea, but I could see people enjoying this one. It's like beer, but not. Recommendation to avoid.
09-29-2009 02:26:30 | More by ExtraStout
3/5 rDev -4.2%
11-17-2011 03:06:14 | More by Mac19872
3/5 rDev -4.2%
08-08-2013 14:36:16 | More by npala86
3.9/5 rDev +24.6%
It poured a golden color with a very slight pink tinge. Lots of head that was very aromatic- no mistaking the cherry in this one. Taste was almost like watered-down cherry Kool-Aid, but the wheatiness saved it from tasting flat. Light mouthfeel that still feels like it needs to be savored due to the fruity tones. Very drinkable and goes down easy. No hoppy aftertaste and very refreshing. This would be fantastic for a summer beer or for trying to get fruity cocktail-loving friends into beer.
06-01-2007 16:49:28 | More by StoutHearted
3.25/5 rDev +3.8%
09-12-2012 00:26:54 | More by tohe9384
2.7/5 rDev -13.7%
Sam Adams Cherry Wheat. 5.2% Alcohol content.
A- Nice amber hue with floating sediment appearent. Decent head that retains mild lacing on the rim.
S- Well... Cherries are the first hard scent almost over-powering the the nose. This is followed by very light, wheaty smell.
T- Taste is like a cherry soda beer. The taste of beer is heavily covered by cherry flavor that is for the most part all that is tasted. Mild hints of wheat and malt.
M-D- Mouthfeel is soft but also very sweet in flavor that makes you kind of smack your lips to bare it. Drinkablity is alright if you like a fruity beer to sip on.
05-21-2009 08:46:28 | More by wesbrownyeah
3.5/5 rDev +11.8%
07-10-2013 03:14:14 | More by tbryan5
3.25/5 rDev +3.8%
08-07-2014 00:41:11 | More by GameOfBeers
2.5/5 rDev -20.1%
01-08-2012 16:14:11 | More by Shakerman
1/5 rDev -68.1%
11-12-2012 23:06:10 | More by dmheinz57
North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +15%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Clear golden color on the pour with a reasonable soapy white head of about 3/4" that dissipated pretty quickly. Lacing was pretty good, if a little light.
S: I'm sure some would ding this brew for the smell but I kinda liked it. There is a distinct aroma of maraschino cherries sitting on a light bit of malt. Yeah, sort of foo-foo but I liked it.
T&M: The initial hit is a culmination of cherries and malts that wash over the tongue with the aromas really helping to bring that cherry character to life. The whole thing is relatively light in the mouth with a fairly bubbly carbonation. The finish has that classic wheat aftertaste that fades relatively quickly, ending in a somewhat watery end with the slightest bitterness.
D: When taking a long pull, the texture is almost creamy and rather enjoyable but the cherry sort of wears on me after a while. If you like the fruit, this isn't bad, well, it isn't bad anyway, but I guess I'm just not into the fruit unless it's a lambic.
05-10-2008 01:11:59 | More by SIRIUS2
3.25/5 rDev +3.8%
12-17-2013 08:31:52 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
3.85/5 rDev +23%
I really enjoyed this beer, and it far exceded my expectations. It poured a medium golden color with a decent white head. The first thing that caught me was the smell of cheries, very cool. The taste was good, with a malty start, then the cheries kicked in, then a little bit of a crisp, bitter finnish. This is not a beer I could drink everyday, but on occation it would work very well.
03-26-2003 01:49:19 | More by Dmann
1/5 rDev -68.1%
07-08-2013 11:36:06 | More by SuomiHobbit
Rhode Island
3/5 rDev -4.2%
04-09-2014 14:53:51 | More by MikeC144
5/5 rDev +59.7%
03-24-2012 23:37:07 | More by markallmon
4.5/5 rDev +43.8%
06-21-2014 21:34:54 | More by jonny1138
3/5 rDev -4.2%
08-03-2012 01:54:04 | More by TheAdamConners
New York
2.75/5 rDev -12.1%
07-06-2014 05:02:20 | More by kuishinbo_tantei
3.4/5 rDev +8.6%
Part of the summer sampler 12 pack. Decent beer. Gold color with a medium head. Aroma just gave off a little sweetness. The cherry came through, thankfully, on the taste. Pleasantly sour. The label says it is crisp, and I would agree with that assessment. Refreshing, but there are a lot of other beers that fit that category.
07-05-2007 17:43:04 | More by lordofthewiens
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Jacobs, Bradshaw run all over Redskins
Brandon Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw turned Sunday's meeting with the Washington Redskins into a rout, rushing for all four touchdowns and 200 yards in a 31-7 Giants victory.
Giants concerned about OT Andrews' health
With OLT Shawn Andrews missing his second consecutive game in Week 13, the Giants are worried that his back problems will linger, according to NFC East Whispers.
Giants not worried about run defense
The Giants' run defense was disconcertingly bad for three quarters against the Jaguars, but they believe they have figured out the problems from the game.
Manning making due with Giants' depleted receiving corps
In a matter of a couple weeks, the Giants went from having one of strongest receiving corps to one of the thinnest. That's not what Eli Manning owners wanted to hear.
Manning leads Giants to comeback win over Jaguars
Eli Manning threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Boss with 3:15 to play and the Giants rallied to beat Jacksonville 24-20 on Sunday, snapping a two-game slide and ending the Jaguars' three-game winning streak.
Giants worried about Manning's turnovers
While he's in no danger of losing his job, QB Eli Manning's penchant for fumbles and interceptions this season concerns the Giants, according to NFC East Whispers.
Giants OLT Andrews released from hospital
Giants starting OLT Shawn Andrews was released from the hospital Saturday after undergoing treatment for a chronic back condition.
Giants RB Jacobs fined $20,000
Giants RB Brandon Jacobs was fined for "unsportsmanlike conduct toward fans" after an incident last week in Philadelphia.
Giants OT Andrews' back issues flaring up
The New York Daily News reports that Giants OLT Shawn Andrews was unable to participate in Thursday's practice because of back pain and later went to a hospital because of issues related to his troublesome back.
Giants not benching Bradshaw for good
The Giants' decision to bench RB Ahmad Bradshaw is a temporary measure, and it might end up helping him in the long term.
Giants claim WR Thomas
The Giants added another wide receiver on Wednesday, claiming WR Devin Thomas off waivers one day after signing Michael Clayton.
Coughlin: Jacobs gets start over Bradshaw
Giants head coach Tom Coughlin announced that Brandon Jacobs will start ahead of Ahmad Bradshaw in Sunday's game against the Jaguars.
Giants sign WR Clayton
The Giants have signed former Buccaneers WR Michael Clayton to fill a spot on a banged-up receiving corps.
2011 NFC East free-agent preview
Here is our exclusive team-by-team list of NFC East players who are likely to become free agents in March, such as Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw.
Giants will be shorthanded at receiver
It was clear that the Giants missed WR Steve Smith in their loss to the Eagles, but now they must deal with now having Hakeem Nicks either.