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Posted by Huw,We've been encouraging you to support Project Swapfig for some time. If you haven't done so yet, please consider doing so now: there's only about 18 hours left of the crowdfunding campaign and it's just under £400 shy of reaching its target. The purpose of the funding is to be able to redesign the site and thus make it more attractive and appealing to a wider audience.
Brickset member silentmode is the man behind the project and this is what he says about it:
"How many times have you wanted a particular minifigure, but didn't want to buy a whole set - or spend hours feeling through packets and risk getting the wrong one? Wouldn't it be easier and less hassle if you could find someone to trade with instead?
"Project Swapfig was created to bring people interested in minifigure trading together, as well as simplify the online trading process, and to introduce old and new fans of LEGO to the concept of trading. The site launched on 1 May 2013, and to date there are almost 500 members, and over 200 completed local and global trades. Check out the site right now at swapfig.com."
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Sounds like a good project, I'll support.
It sounds like a good idea since there are tons of sets I don't want. But it looks like most people have to "make an offer" on figures. Maybe someone wants to trade $10 worth for one figure, so why not just go buy it from ebay/bricklink? That's my only concern.
Plus I don't trust people enough to trade. For some reason, exchange of money through paypal gives me some security/comfort, but flat out trading without proof of anything scares me.
Best of luck! Looks like they are super close!
@Sethro3: I also am quite cynical when it comes to things like this, but I feel like something so specific is less likely to attract scammers. I've made two successful trades so far (one guy evern threw in an extra police minifig!) and have a third that is on it's way, so it seems to check out so far!
People use to trade Magic cards via the post using the internet in the late 90's. Worked for me then. This should be great. Although I think the site looks nice and clean as it is now.
I've got two trades completed on there now too - been entirely hassle free and love the idea of trades, clears out my spares and helps with trying to finish off my collections.
Congratulations Drew!!
Are they going to upload figures other then the Collectable ones? Or is that I've just missed that feature?
Excellent news! Congratulations. As soon as I get my minifigs sorted I'll be back on the site looking to trade.
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He stood still cool as ice seemingly not scared of the humans as he said. "I wish to know more about the watchers purpose in this world human."
At this, a furious chatter broke out amongst the guards above the door. Val'Drak would not be able to make out any complete sentences save for a few words such as Yes, No and Lissandra. After a few more minutes of debate, the guards looked down upon Val'Drak and yelled back down to him. "It is well known that Princess Lissandra is indeed wise and well versed in the subject of the Ice Watchers. If that is all you wish, you may enter the city. Of course, we will have to escort you there. Stand back from the gate!" A rumbling noise commenced as the entrance to Rakelstake was laid bare. Val'Drak would catch a glimpse of the ancient city before the guards came and surrounded him, two men to each side. "A warning to you," the Frostguard whispered into his ear. "Do not dare harm the Princess. We will be watching you carefully." With that, they led him into the courtyard and through the many hallways before arriving at Lissandra's meeting chamber. After a few moments of silence, the doors slid open to reveal Princess Lissandra by a window seat. She glanced curiously at the dragon and beckoned him to come closer as the doors shut behind him. "Come to me and tell me once more what you wish from me."
he moved back as the gates opened. Looking at the cold city he was a bit impressed. He Didn't bother to answer the human back as they walked through the city. As they arrived to the chamber. He went a bit closer. Not much as he didn't trust her yet and said. "You must be lissandra yes?" ((Edit. Ryugi Kazamaru has blessed this thread. I think he likes you. Hue hue. Warning bad attempt at humour.))
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((Yes, thank you all for the warm welcome =) )). @patrick "Ah you want to know what happened to Anivia. Poor unfortunate cyrophoniex. Such a shame to see her become corrupted, is it not?" A wicked smile flashed across Lissandra's face. She got up off her chair and came up close to the barrier between them. The witch then beckoned towards the summoner to come closer. Using her magic, Lissandra would show Patrick a fake vision of Anivia herself. It would portray the moments of when exactly she came her Blackfrost self. Lissandra opened her mouth and pouted slightly sympathetically. "Look summoner. Look. Your precious Anivia, grown corrupt by the powers of the Watchers." She almost completely closed her heavy lidded eyes, and smirked shrewdly. "Here we are now, the Watchers and I are ruling the Freljord." The fake vision continued with Lissandra narrating every scene. "Oh, and lookie here. Look who arrives! The young hero, why, it's you summoner! Here to prove his worth and to save his dear Anivia." With every mocking, sarcastic word she tossed at Patrick Lissandra felt only joy. So there were some perks to this answering business. Standing up straight again, Lissandra destroyed the taunting fake vision with a wave of her clawed hand. "You should see the look on your face." She snorted. "But for Anivia's fate, I did not directly touch her. Rather, her old, frail and cowardly heart merely gave in to the Watcher's influence AS it should have done loong ago." @ slyvanas Lissandra raised her eyebrow at Val'Drak quizzingly. "Of course I am. Do I not look most regal in this room? Does anyone compare to Lissandra here?" She flung out her words at the numerous Frostguards lining the walls. They answered in unison, "Undeniably, your Majesty" and "No, your Majesty." Lissandra smiled self assuredly as she looked back upon the dragon. "Let it not be said Lissandra is a ruler with weak hospitality however. Please, sit down. Make yourself at home. I suggest you tell me what you want soon as I am a very busy woman with very little time. Oh and of course, I believe I have not yet caught your name."
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Posted onCaterpillar Inc. agreed to pay $46 million to settle litigation over a marine engine that caught fire at a Mobile, Ala., shipyard in 2008, the law firm Cunningham Bounds LLC said last week.
A spokeswoman for Caterpillar, a Peoria, Ill.-based maker of construction equipment and engines, confirmed to the Wall Street Journal that the litigation had been settled, but declined to comment on it.
The settlement covers lawsuits filed in Mobile County Circuit Court by Bender Shipbuilding & Repair Co., a now defunct Mobile company that was building the ship when it caught fire, and Seacor Marine LLC, of Houma, La., which had ordered the vessel. It was to be used for such tasks as towing oil rigs.
Bender declared bankruptcy and was liquidated in 2010. Skip Finkbohner, a partner at Cunningham Bounds, which represented Bender and Seacor in the case, said Bender's share of the settlement will go to creditors of that firm. Seacor officials couldn't be reached for comment.
Finkbohner said an engine Caterpillar supplied caught fire because a missing crankshaft part the size of a nickel prevented oil from adequately lubricating part of the engine. The resulting fire burned for nearly 24 hours and destroyed the ship, Finkbohner said. People aboard were safely evacuated.
A jury trial had been scheduled to begin soon, Finkbohner said.
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* Crowds oppose attempts introduce religious element
By Marwa Awad
CAIRO, Jan 28 (Reuters) - They are young, street smart and their pride at
being Egyptian trumps any religious loyalty. They have mobilised behind a
single aim: the toppling of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak.
"The people demand the fall of the regime!" they chanted in their
thousands in Cairo's central Tahrir square for several hours on the "Day
of Wrath" that started a wave of protests across the country on Tuesday.
"An electrifying chant. I never heard it before," university graduate Sami
Shabaan, 24, said, joining in and shouting it over and over. "We are not
leaving here until the regime falls."
Egyptian and other authoritarian Arab governments have often warned that
the choice was 'us or them' -- meaning Islamist extremists -- a threat
that shored up support from wary Western leaders. These protesters
suggested otherwise.
When one bearded man stood up in the middle of Tahrir to give a sermon on
Islam to the crowd on Tuesday, he was quickly asked to tone it down.
"This is not about religion, it is about Egypt," several people around him
Other protesters shouting Islamic chants against the government were held
back by colleagues who said the chants must remain secular to unite a
crowd that Christians had also joined.
"We are Egyptians who want change and better lives," said 36-year-old
government worker Mursi Minawy, who came out with his wife and two
children to participate.
Many protesters, organised by Internet campaigns through social media
networks such as Facebook and Twitter, are young.
Two thirds of Egypt's 80 million people are below the age of 30, and many
of them have no jobs. About 40 percent of Egyptians live on less than $2 a
For months, protesters from labour unions and opposition groups have held
a series of small disparate demonstrations demanding higher wages in their
individual sectors and help for the millions of poor Egyptians.
But this time, it is different. Emboldened by the protests in Tunisia that
swept the president from power, there is now a much broader demand -- an
end to Mubarak's 30 years in power.
"This is a turning point in protest culture," Amr Shobky, a political
analyst who joined the protest, said. "Ordinary Egyptians have taken to
the streets with one collective demand that goes beyond provisional ones
like minimum wages".
Khalil Anani, a political analyst based in London, said: "The
determination of ordinary civilians is more significant here than any
religious motivation."
In Cairo, the young, savvy protesters have played a cat and mouse game
with the state security apparatus, swerving down back streets, dispersing
and regrouping at lightning speed to dodge arrest.
In Suez, in the east of the country, the protests have been more violent,
with demonstrators throwing rocks and petrol bombs as they face off
against police firing teargas.
"Ordinary citizen turnout is the yardstick as to whether the protests will
keep gaining momentum," Shobky added.
The Muslim Brotherhood has long been seen as the country's biggest
opposition group capable of mustering supporters to challenge the state
but critics have said it has often refrained from taking that risk.
It has stayed largely on the sidelines of these protests, although many of
its members have been taking part.
"The street is leading the demonstrations, not the parties. The Muslim
Brotherhood is there but cannot claim domination over youth activism,"
Anani said.
Egyptian protests usually draw only a few hundred people. The large
numbers and coordination across several cities have given this week's
events a force unprecedented since Mubarak took office in 1981.
Egyptians of all backgrounds and ages have taken part but university
graduates made up the bulk of the crowd at the start of the protests.
"We are here to change Egypt," yelled Samia Metwali, 22. "Teargas or
bullets will not stop the power of the people." (Editing by Alison
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At 29" high, this attractive cedar planter is the perfect height for easy growing, eliminating the need to stoop, bend, kneel and reach. It's a generous 10" deep so you can grow big plants like tomatoes and root crops like carrots. With 8 square feet of growing space, there's plenty of room for multiple crops, yielding a generous harvest. Set up one or more of these rectangular beds around the edge of your patio to create a convenient kitchen garden, or fill them with flowers for a stunning display. Like our other cedar raised beds, the sides are held in place with our sleek and sturdy aluminum corners. There's a false floor made of cedar slats, set 10" down from the top so there's plenty of root space for vegetables and flowers. Excess water drains through slats; vents in the sides allow air to circulate and excess moisture to evaporate.
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Very nice. Easy to put together and just the right size for the deck.
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- Attractive
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- Extends Growing Area
- No Bending
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This is an outstanding product. We liked the first one so much we bought another for a different part of the yard. We stained it, although that's not necessary. It's easy to fill, plant and harvest, no bending. I highly recommend it.
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- Butterflies Found It Fine
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I put two of these on the sunniest part of my deck. The seeds have not grown well, but I have never had any luck with seeds. The pre-sprouted plants are doing spectacularly well however. I love being able to wander out on the deck and do the dead-heading, watering, and general maintenance without long-handled tools and without getting down on my knees. Very convenient for a difficult climate and native soil and is wonderfully protected for a hard to grow area.
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- Attractive
- No Bending To Weed
- Well-made
- A Few Splinters
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I am, so far, very pleased with the raised beds. As you can see from my photo, I bought several and set them up in U formations. My landscapers suggested putting stones or bricks under the legs so that they wouldn't dig into the earth, and we ended up making 8'x8' stone pads for each one, which keeps the weeds down and relieves us of the necessity of mowing underneath. It also means there's a dry, hard surface to stand on.
The cedar is weathering, which is fine with me; I'd rather have them turn grey than stay yellow. I noticed that gardeners.com sells a preservative that would halt that process.
The boxes are not as deep as they look from the outside; the planting depth is 10". That may not sound like enough, but it is plenty. The boxes take a lot of dirt as it is, and more would be excessive. The boxes come with garden fabric with which you line the boxes to keep the dirt from washing out. Don't skip that step -- I can see that it would be necessary. My soil is rather clayey, so the drip hoses are an excellent choice -- and after 20 minutes, the water starts dripping out the bottom, so I water briefly and frequently.
Not only would I recommend this to a friend, but I bought two as gifts. I hope they hold up over the years.
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- Easy to assemble
- none
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I was a bit nervous when I read other reviews of boards not fitting and screws being too big, but these issues must have been resolved because I was able to assemble this box by myself with just an electric screw gun in about a half hour. No problems and it looks great!
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- Durable
- Easy to assemble
- Looks great
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I only ordered one so I could try it out and see if I liked it. I'm using my first raised garden to plant tomatoes and peppers. Next year, I'll definitely order at least one more. I love the fact that there is no bending required to care for your garden.
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- Attractive
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- Fast shipment
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We bought a 2x8 and 2x4 set of these planters this spring. They were very easy to assemble and look great on our deck. They make gardening easy! Love the heighth and the convenience and we can finally have vegetables that the deer and rabbits can't get to!! Going to buy another 2x4 set while they're on sale!!
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- Easy to assemble
- Sturdy
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Some predrilled holes did not line up
Great for older gardeners
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- Aluminum Legs
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This fits perfect on our small deck and is exactly what I expected. It's partially assembled and was easy and quick to finish. However, Gardeners Supply must not think that FedEx will drop the package on the corners-----the packaging does not protect the corners and one of the aluminum legs was slightly dinged up. I just bent it back into the proper position. Otherwise very satisfied.
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I am thrilled with my two new garden boxes. I'm growing row crops I can't grow in the ground due to creatures that get into the yard and eat everything. These were easy to assemble and made of quality materials. The only down side is that you need a staple gun to make the landscape cloth that helps hold the soil in place stay put before adding soil. We borrowed our neighbor's. Overall, this is a great product!
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Intelligence school in Denver, CO was thought-provoking, complicated, and opened enigmatic doors I never thought existed. We mastered the art of dissemination; gained knowledge of codes; planned and plotted and analyzed envisioned missions; studied Soviet military equipment to master photographic interpretation; and were privy to a few top secret particulars that are now prehistoric. As Sun Tzu wrote 2,500 years ago in his military masterpiece The Art of War, "Know your enemy better than you know yourself."
This is my second Christmas season without my mother, and so far it's been harder than the first. I had known that the first year would be hard, and all I really cared about was surviving it. Activity was my friend: My sister Kathy and I spent the fall wrapping up her estate, selling her house, and sharing her prized possessions with family and friends. We talked every day. Much of our connection was activity-based: Was her account closed? Were the papers signed? It was hard, but I had known that it was going to be hard -- so I ...
Japan is working hard at forgetting. Its prime minister, Shinzo Abe, suggests in code-talk that Japan was the victim of World War II - no war criminals at all, thank you - and its influential conservative press, with a wink from the government, is determined to whitewash the country's use of sex slaves during the war. This sort of thing can be catching. Maybe others will forget why they consider Japan a friend.
You may recall that I vigorously opposed passage of a constitutional amendment in 2012 creating the State Charter School Commission that would allow an alternative method for authorizing charter schools in Georgia. You may recall, also, that the amendment passed handily. So much for my vigor.
I have always loved Christmas and its traditions; even as I have grown older, I find that really deep in my heart I still believe in Santa Claus and the spirit of the whole season, and I just can't wait until I see the "Frosty the Snowman" and "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer" re-runs at this time of year with the grandchildren.
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Last month, the police commissioner of New York, Bill Bratton, was quizzed at a conference by Jeffrey Toobin, a writer for The New Yorker. Bratton had been the police chief in Boston and Los Angeles, as well as New York's once before, and he is a well-known champion of what is known as the "broken windows" school of policing. Toobin asked him what could account for the precipitous drop in crime in New York City. Bratton responded in a flash: The cops.
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A special work session of the Board of Commissioners of Newton County was held Monday night to determine the continuing status of the Administrative Assistant position and how that position would function and report. Up to this time the position held by Mr. Middleton reported directly to the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Kathy Morgan. Chairman Morgan had full administrative power and singular control of the daily operations of Newton County.
I am still not quite sure whether it is the result of the open-heart surgery I had 13 years ago or the fact I have gotten older, but it seems that I can well up with uncontrolled tears these days due to the strangest things.
If only I could turn my thoughts to all that's pleasant this time of year. Aren't the trees just gorgeous? And what about these perfect, blue-sky days we've enjoyed?
Gov. Nathan Deal has once again overlooked my immense talents when making his governmental appointments. Seven former legislators have recently been appointed to high posts in the Deal administration. Why legislators? One observer told the Atlanta Newspapers that it helps to have had the experience of serving in the Legislature to understand the inner workings of government. I already understand the inner workings of government: Free "working trips" to Germany, eating off lizard-loafered lobbyists, never paying to see a ballgame and furloughing school teachers. I guess I'll stick to being a modest and much-beloved columnist where my inner working ...
I direct a duplicate bridge game once a week. To make me sound important, I am an American Contract Bridge League certified director. That fancy name doesn't mean much. Last week, however, the other directors were out of town, and I had to direct three games.
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Gents, we're often accused of being unable to do anything culinary other than burning steaks on a charcoal grill or making peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches. I don't think this reputation is fair, but the ladies may have a point or two in their favor. For instance, I've yet to meet a man who owns a recipe box - one of those wooden dust-gatherers where you keep index cards with step-by-step instructions for making pies, cakes and casseroles. I don't know too many men who wear floral aprons either, but let's stick to the recipe problem. Go out in ...
It will take more than a generic Republican candidate to defeat President Obama next year. Repubicans will need a leader that can inspire millions to get involved and take action. Enthusiasm, optimism and passion are called for to make the movement work.
It is fitting that President Obama is ending the war in Iraq. President Kennedy (D) got us into Vietnam and President Nixon (R) got us out. President Bush (R) got us into Iraq, and President Obama (D) will get us out.
If you think you elected a commission chair three years ago as the county Chief Executive Officer and Chief Administrative Officer, think again. By all accounts, three district commissioners plan to strip the administrative duties from the duly elected commission chair and vest them in a hired, unelected administrative position more than a year before the chair's first term ends.
November might just be this tired mom's favorite month of the year. I used to think it was October, what with the arrival of autumn and all the fun family events surrounding Halloween. And my October was truly delightful - I finally made good on a two-year promise to my kids that we'd host a Halloween party, and we all had an awesome time enjoying friends, food and fellowship.
The Rev. Bryan Wright, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, announced recently that he has appointed a task force to explore the possibility of changing the name of the organization. It seems that the name "Southern" may soon be gone with the wind. That doesn't sit well with a number of my Baptist friends, who think this is nothing more than political correctness and a denigration of our beloved South.
I got a call from my sister last week. She lives on a farm southwest of Atlanta. She has to obey a burn ban until Oct. 1 (for which she blames me because all of Atlanta's pollution comes to Newton County) and gathers limbs and other such debris all summer into what she calls her burn pile.


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USCIS Proposes Regulatory Change to Decrease the Time U.S. Citizens are Separated from Family Members who are Legally Immigrating to the U.S.
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Underscoring the Obama Administration's commitment to family unity and administrative efficiency, this morning U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services posted a Notice of Intent in the Federal Register to begin a regulatory change that would reduce the amount of time that U.S. citizens are separated from their families while their family members go through the process of becoming legal residents of the United States.
Currently, children and spouses of U.S. citizens who have accrued a certain period of unlawful presence in the U.S., and have to leave the country in order to become a legal permanent resident of the U.S., are barred from returning to their families for as long as 3 or 10 years. They can receive a waiver to allow them to return to their families before that period by showing that their U.S. citizen family member would face extreme hardship as a result of the separation. But under current procedures, in order to obtain the waiver, these individuals must apply from outside the United States after they have been found inadmissible by a Department of State consular officer. This process can be lengthy and discourages individuals who are currently eligible for this waiver from applying. To address this problem, the USCIS proposal would allow eligible immediate relatives of U.S. citizens to apply for and receive "provisional waivers" of unlawful presence before they leave the United States for consular processing of their immigrant visa applications, significantly reducing the time U.S. citizens are separated from their spouses, or children.
Not only will this proposal further the Administration's commitment to family unity, but the change would improve government efficiency by increasing the predictability and consistency of the application process.
More details regarding the proposed process change will be outlined in the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, tentatively scheduled to be published this spring and, which will be open for public comment. While we're still in the beginning stages of the rulemaking process, we've posted some initial questions and answers on USCIS.gov to provide additional information. USCIS has also scheduled a teleconference listening session on January 10th at 2PM. To RSVP for the teleconference, please visit www.uscis.gov/outreach.
To learn more about the federal rulemaking process, visit the Department of Homeland Security's Rulemaking 101. For more information on our website, see our fact sheet.
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New Orleans, La (NBC33) — Wide receiver Marques Colston will stay in Black and Gold.
Drew Brees' favorite target has reportedly agreed to a new five-year contract.
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Enrollments are now being taken for Health Science Center's Mini-Medical School, which runs March 2 to April 6
If you've ever wondered what it would be like to attend medical school the College of Medicine at the State University of New York Health Science Center is giving you the chance to find out.
Back by popular demand, the college is again offering its Mini-Medical School to the general public.
"Our aim is to get people excited as to what medical school is all about," explained director Robert Richman, M.D., who modeled the program after successful efforts in other states. "We have energetic faculty who explain the science of medicine without resorting to big words or dry topics."
In fact, no science background is needed to enjoy the courses — just a healthy dose of curiosity.
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Report: Arizona Cardinals could have interest in Drew Stanton
New Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians may have a familiar face joining him in the desert.
According to nationalfootballpost.com, Indianapolis Colts backup quarterback Drew Stanton could be headed to Arizona.
Arians was impressed with how Stanton performed in preseason and practiced all season with the Colts, and he needs a quarterback.
Stanton should garner interest by teams as a backup this offseason but his familiarity with Arians and offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin could make the Cardinals a frontrunner.
The 28-year-old signal caller could also compete for the starting job in Arizona, which could make the Cardinals an attractive option.
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