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Peter, I'm guessing you didn't save me a slice. Great looking pie, really nice. I'm so hungry for a Buffalo pizza right now, but I don't know why.
Peter, that sounds like an amazing pizza. I think you will be very happy with the .1 dough thickness. I made a number of 18 inch pizzas this weekend using that thickness factor and the crust to topping ratio was exactly what you would find in most NY pizzerias.
Peter & Scott, You guys must have really big ovens.
The flour i use is 13.10% protein level.... too much?...PD: thanks for your comment about my english.... i will travel to U.S. with friends for a "coast to coast" this summer
When you are in the U.S., you should definitely try out a few NY style pizza places.
peter, only one more question:making lehmann´s recipe, how many days with the dough into the refrigerator do you think are best?? may i wait until the end of rising progress (3 or 4 days)??


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I upgraded my phone through Sams Club two years ago. I went from an old WM6 Samsung smart phone without a data plan to the Samsung Fascinate on their 96 cent BF deal, got a data plan, and left with a $1.06 missing from my pocket, and a spiffy new phone. Verizon customers need to remember that if they have a grandfathered unlimited data plan that you lose it if you get an upgrade and the phone's price is subsidized. If you have more than one line up for upgrade, you can "Cross Upgrade" where one line gets the upgrade, they remove the phone from that line and give it to you. You get to keep your month to month, as well as your unlimited data plan, and its as if you bought the phone full price, off someone else, found it, or whatever. The other person is stuck to a two year plan with whatever phone they opted to keep, but it's a way to get a nearly free GS3. ... it's what I'm doing, and I'll be selling or trading it because I already have a Samsung Galaxy Nexus. I use a minimum of 4GB a month, so losing my unlimited data plan is not an option. But seriously, this GS3 sure is sexy! SuD If I tell you that there are a billion stars in the sky, you believe me without question. If I tell you "Wet Paint", you feel compelled to touch it and check for yourself.
Line 1 - Wife's Line 2 - Mine Both lines are up for contract renewal. She upgrades her dumb phone to the smart phone, and gets a data plan. We walk out of the store with a new GS3 for her account, and mine stays with what I have without the upgrade. We call up Verizon, cancel her data plan and put the previous phone on the account... 15 minutes with a data plan should net either a 1 day charge, or zero charge for the plan. Now we have line 1, her phone, with a 2 year contract extension and mine without. I take the phone and place it on my line. Since I didn't purchase the phone at a subsidized rate, I get to keep my unlimited data plan, but got a spiffy new GS3. ... and then I sell or trade it locally on Craigslist. Last edited by standupdad; 11-07-2012 at 01:04 PM.. Reason: Automerged Doublepost |
Call me naive, but don't they squawk a bit when you cancel the data plan and their spiffy new phone? Don't they want the subsidized phone back? Or are you allowed to keep the phone because you keep the 2 year contract? Would this work in my case - you said in your case both of your lines were up for renewal - in my case, the line where I want the new phone to end up is not up for renewal.
Still a good deal though. |
You're still on phone contract and paying for that plan. The data is an optional plan that is not under contract. You can add and remove those all day long. If you lost the phone that day, ran it over, dropped it in the drink, had it stolen, etc, they will drop the data plan and not charge you. Only if you terminate your phone number to remove your line will you pay the ETF based on that phone and price. So yes, there is a downside. You need to commit to being with them for 2 more years. The 14 days is to give it back without being charged for the phone if you don't like it for an upgrade, but likely with a restocking fee. Don't forget that there is now a $30 upgrade fee. In-laws upgraded their phones a couple of weeks ago, hit with $60 in upgrade costs, but got them credited by calling VZW. YMMV on the credit. |
Taxes on 96 cents is negligible Taxes on data plan - maybe. I just called, and it's what I thought... prorated 1 day on a $30 plan, which is $1, plus tax. Maybe it's .002 cents <-- see what I did there? Check to see if your employer is listed for discounts on plans. Mine is 15% off phone plan, 20% data plan. In short, we're now at...
So for a skosh over $2, I have a phone that I can sell or trade for something else... and still have a second line ready for an upgrade. These Black Friday phone deals are the best! Last edited by standupdad; 11-07-2012 at 05:19 PM.. |
I just left SAMs and talked to the phone kiosk guy (without mentioning the deal) and asked if there are any stipulations to any possibly special deals they might get for BF. He said it never matters on deals whether it's dependent upon certain contracts, upgrades or new lines of service. The price they sell it at is the price they sell it at.
I just hope they have the deal for Sprint S3s at my store. I just bought my S2 last December and since ICS upgrade it just hasn't worked as well. LTE would be nice as well since Austin just got it. |
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I'm back today to bring you the final stop on the Skip the Borders Blog Book Tour. Skip the Borders is the first book by blogger and quilter extraordinaire -- and one of my bestest quilting buddies -- the always fabulous Julie Herman of Jaybird Quilts fame.
Skip the Borders is a collection of 15 quilt patterns, bound together by the fact that Julie has chosen to present them all without any borders at all. The running theme throughout all of the projects is that the designs themselves are the stars, and Julie shows them off by letting the design run from side to side and from top to bottom, without the framing effect of borders.
The book, quite ingeniously, is broken out into three sections: one-block quilts, two-block quilts, and outside-the-block quilts. It's pretty amazing to see how Julie creates such large-scale, original patterns using such simple elements. And through it all, Julie brings all of the voice and personality that is such a signature of her blog. Her writing is very conversational, and I felt like I was sitting at market with her again!
Instead of showing off several of the beautiful quilts in the book, I decided to just showcase my favorite. Box of Chocolates is one of the book's two-block quilts, and it is representative of some of my favorite quilts: simple to put together, a basic patchwork approach, and a design that showcases its fabrics. Plus, it may look like a square-in-square or log cabin block, but Julie introduces a strip-piece method to making these blocks that may surprise you.
I love this quilt, and it's only one of the 15 great projects in the book. Check out some of the other photos on the other stops of the blog tour.
The fact is, Julie is one of the best pattern writers in the business. Her patterns are easy to follow and accurate beyond belief. Plus, Julie always gives options to help personalize the quilt to best meet the quilter's needs. The book has a fantastic overview and basics section, which makes this a great book for beginning quilters.
Julie and the fab team at Martingale are giving away an ebook copy of Skip the Borders to a lucky Quilt Dad reader. Want to get your hands on this awesome book? I know you do! Simply leave a comment on this post and tell me what fabrics you would use to make your own Box of Chocolates quilt. The pattern has such versatility, and I'd love to hear about all of the different ideas you have for this single pattern! I'll be picking a winner shortly.
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I am new to quilting and my Mom has requested a quilt in Earth tones. I've dutifully ordered fabric and am now looking at patterns. I'd love to see a strip-piecing method to do this design - I've done a similar design for a baby quilt and I really like how it looks. :) This is my first time commenting but I'm a fellow UNC grad and I love Shape Workshop for Quilters! :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks a great book..simple designs clean lines and. No borders yay! And a box of chocolates ... With no calories... Mmmmm..
ReplyDelete- AnonymousOctober 16, 2012 at 10:50 AM
I think this would make an excellent scrap quilt. I think it would also look nice in soft tones with a couple flowers appliqued on opposing corners. The possibilites are endless. Love the fabrics used for the one in the book! Looks like such a happy quilt. Thanks for sharing the book!
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tmabry at jnebk dot com - AnonymousOctober 16, 2012 at 1:14 PM
I would use shades of browns for the chocolates. And bright fun colors to represent the little foil wrappers that surround around them.
email@example.com - AnonymousOctober 16, 2012 at 7:12 PM
I would love a copy of this book. Big fan of Julie's. I've been saving my Michael Miller Red White and Aqua stash and I think this pattern would be a perfect fit. Thanks for the chance to win.
uschbear at gmail dot com - AnonymousOctober 16, 2012 at 9:28 PM
I would love to win the e-book because Julie is my favorite designer. It would be special done in the new Kona solid colors with the modern quilt prints as the center blocks.
Yummy as chocolate for sure but much more colorful.
Linda - AnonymousOctober 16, 2012 at 11:23 PM
I want to make something with Tapestry and this pattern would show off the fabric!
paweis at yahoo dot com I just purchased some Amy Butler Cameo - I think I might add some solids with part of the collection. I am so excited about a chance to win the book. Borders just are not my favorite part of the quilt. I have a 90 year old quilting friend who thinks a quilt is not a quilt without a border, so if I win the book I just may not share this book with her. No, really she is really great about embracing new ideas. Thank you for participating in the giveaway and sharing with the quilting community.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousOctober 18, 2012 at 12:55 PM
I would make this up with my dots collection and add solids to pop them.
Cherylr1983athotmaildotcom - AnonymousOctober 19, 2012 at 1:44 PM
OHHH! Love her patterns, the are easy to follow. I would love this book. I would have to get into some Fig Tree fabric.


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Easy to set up and use Written By Chris, Harrisonburg, va on Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Setting this receiver up was really easy. The simplified wiring allowed me to get rid of many old wires. It is so easy to use. Just a few buttons to change inputs. Pros: Simple set up and wiring. Very simple to use. Cost was reasonable. Sound is good. Cons: No output to connect to another receiver.
Great Entry Level Network Receiver! Written By JayAyeBee, Lookout Mtn, GA on Saturday, March 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Denon AVR-E300 is an excellent upper-entry level audio/video receiver. It has many useful features. The network connectivity comes in very handy for a number of uses including, remote control via smartphone over wi-fi and streaming thousands of internet radio stations as well as music services like Pandora and Sirius XM. Also you can stream music from a NAS device which is pretty cool. Airplay is decent, but the sound quality could be better (it isn't my source material coming from my MacBook Pro, because it is 320 Kbps and Apple lossless). I haven't tried the direct iPod connection, the sound quality is probably better. The video processing is exceptional; far better than the more expensive 3 year old Yamaha that it replaced. The sound setup was quite easy with the included Audyssey mic and only required minor tweaking after setup. The power is a little weak, but on par for this price range, so I can't really complain too much about it. It sounds a little strained at higher volumes, but at low to moderate dB levels it sounds quite good. On screen GUI is quite useful and intuitive; very easy to use. Overall I am very happy with this A/V receiver! Pros: Network connectivity and everything that goes along with that. The ability to reprogram input names. Free Denon App for smartphones is handy. Airplay and iPod direct connect. 4K and 3D capable. Ability to update firmware via Ethernet connection. Very user friendly on screen GUI for setup and making changes. Excellent video processing. Very decent audio processing. Cons: Only 5 HDMI inputs (that may be enough for most people, but not me). I tried 2 different HDMI switches and neither one was compatible with the Denon AVR-E300. It is a little weak on the audio wattage, but not horribly. Airplay sound quality could be better.
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Love my Denon Written By skiking, Saginaw Michigan on Thursday, January 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love the Denon. I also have a high end Onkyo and this is so much easier to work with. Have direct either net and XM comes on quite fast. Air play works great. I think this is a great low end receiver. Pros: Easy Cons: You have to use on screen tv to set up to much. Would be nicer if it could be done with just the Denon unit
AVR-E300 Written By PJM, Central Mass. on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Pound for Pound the Denon AVR-E300 can hold it's own against much pricer units. Ease of setup and use make this unit a fantastic entry into the world of hi-fidelity. Getting this unit on sale made the move up to the E300 from the E200 a no brainer. I would suggest this to anyone looking for a great entry level reciever/sound system base. Pros: Ease of use and low cost, decent power and good amount of input choices. Cons: No A/B speaker capability.
DENON AVR-E300 Written By JeffC, Springfield, IL on Monday, January 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Avery nice and functional reciever. Does not has dual output or wireless AirPlay
I Like it Written By Bob J, Grand Rapids MI on Thursday, January 02, 2014 Just bought this to replace my Sony, blew it out of the water. Very easy to set up. Great sound for the price.. Pros: easy setup price Cons: non
Decent unit over all but AirPlay not 100% Written By MikeB, Albany,NY on Thursday, January 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Over all a pretty good unit for the money. I have an Onkyo NR609 upstairs and this one downstairs. The app for the Denon is way better then the Onkyo. That is a plus. The sound is good and clean. I am only running into a set of Energy 5.1 home surround system. Not overwhelming but serves my purpose. Nothing like my 15 year old Pioneer pushing Cerwin Vegas but that is apples and oranges. The biggest problem is AirPlay not syncing all the time. I have to turn off receiver and then sometimes it shows up on iPhone or iPad. Then if I am playing music it will time out and drop the connectivity. So I have to start this all over again. Pros: Price App Sound Cons: AirPlay Audessy is not very good sounding
Easy set up Written By justsayin, Ramsey, NJ on Thursday, January 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It was time to upgrade my 10 yr old Marantz receiver and I chose the Denon AVR 300. The set up was very easy and quick - hooked up my speakers/sub + the on-screen set-up was a breeze and had it up and running in 15 mins. The part that took the longest was disconnecting the maze of cables from my old receiver. The Denon unit has plenty of clearly marked HDMI connections and it is a breeze to switch between inputs (BluRay/FIOS, etc...). Sound and video quality is great. I used the included Audyssey calibration device/software to fine tune the speaker set up - I did this after the wife went to bed because she has no patience for that stuff. Hooked it up to the home network and we are loving the pandora/sirius internet radio choices. I had no problems with the software updates (2 so far). Best of all was the speed of delivery from Crutchfield - ordered it on cyber Monday (at a great price!) and had it on my doorstep that Weds! Pros: Easy and quick set-up. Price to value. Crutchfield service. Cons: Had some lip sync issues, but turns out it was caused by a cheap HDMI cable I had laying around the house. Swapped it out for a better one and all works fine.
Great for price Written By B, Puyallup, wa on Wednesday, January 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good and flexible for the price. The E300 may have a little less dynamic range than the ten year old denon I replaced, but with the vast majority of source material it is a subtle difference I can live with. Very clean sound and easy to use menus Pros: Easy set up, low noise level, direct iPod input, Cons: It has "forgotten" my volume and speaker settings and returned to default spontaneously twice so far
Denon AVR-E300 Written By FeBoss, Dayton, OH on Saturday, December 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent product. Have it hooked up to two tower speakers and a powered sub and it's amazing. Have the house shaking. Pros: Powerful, ease of set up and use, Cons: Only con, which isn't much of one, but there's no wireless receiver. It has to be hard wired from the router.
Denon AVR-E300 Written By John B, Diamond Bar, CA on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was an easy out of the box set up and the included mic and speaker set up software ran perfectly making equalization of the 5.1 speakers a no brainer. But buyer be ware - what I didn't realize is that this receiver has no A/B speaker switch. Unless you buy the much more expensive 7.1 system (AVR-E400), which allows a second separate pair of speakers to be operated you are out of luck. Now I'm going to have to purchase a speaker switch and mess around with it in order connect our out door speakers. I have two older Denon receivers and both have an A/B speaker switch. I'm very disappointed in Denon and this purchase. Pros: easy surround speaker set up with included software and mic Cons: there are only connections for the 5 speakers and sub out - no A/B speaker switch
Good Little Entry Level Receiver Written By Flashhog, Pittsburgh, PA on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good for an entry level unit. Very easy setup, great menu, easy to navigate. I would recommend this unit be paired with speakers having a high sensitivity. Mine being 6 ohms and 86 db made everything sound strained like the receiver was really being pushed to its limits; when the volume went up the sound became very shrill. Audyssey does a great job with calibrating the receiver to the room it is placed in but the "Dynamic Volume" and "Dynamic EQ" are quite horrific to listen to. The combination of these two take away all dynamics from movies and music, they basically flat-line the response to boresville, muting, muffling and suppressing anything the might be exciting. I strongly recommend turning them off. As I said before, great entry level receiver for those new to the hobby. However, I returned the AVR-E300 in favor of my 10 year old Denon with clunky controls and terrible setup menus but having far superior sound. I love the Denon line and will continue to purchase their products. Pros: Good for an entry level unit, easy setup, great menu, easy to navigate. Cons: Relatively low power, Dynamic Volume and Dynamic EQ very artificial sounding
Nice unit, great value Written By Wes, OK on Thursday, December 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the money you can't beat it. I replaced and old Yamaha receiver which didn't have HDMI. I had been looking for a replacement for quite awhile, but never could pull the trigger. I discussed what I was looking for and what my existing hardware was with a Crutchfield adviser and he recommended this Denon AVR-E300 unit. My adviser steered me right, this is a great unit for the money. Pros: Easy setup, easy upgrade and great sound Cons: None yet
Great receiver Written By Mark, Montgomery, AL on Tuesday, December 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) You will not be disappointed with the Denon AVR-E300 receiver. I debated between a Yamaha and Denon and finally decided on the Denon. I don't regret the decision for a moment. The setup is extremely easy and everything sounds great. The receiver also has volume fade in when changing channels which is just one of extra features. Pros: Easy setup, volume fade-in, sounds great
Denon AVR-E300 Written By J C, Spearfish, SD on Tuesday, December 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The receiver arrived on schedule & was well packed, no problems on delivery. Set-up was straight forward & a breeze. I ended up needing another HDMI cable for one of my components & hooked-up all my components to the receiver with HDMI cables. The receiver has one output to the TV - easy! Denon has a neat way to tune the speakers with the included microphone. It showed that my two front speakers (which had been installed by a certified electrician in the wall of our new home) were out of phase. I switched the wires as explained by the receiver's "installation wizard" & the resulting sound is impressive. Operating the receiver is also straight forward & intuitive. I need to get two more receivers for two other rooms & plan to buy the same Denon receiver. It's a great product.
Fantastic Value Written By AndyG, Naples, FL on Monday, December 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) If you're looking for a good mid tier home theater receiver with all the functionality you'd need from one of the top name brands in the business, this is a great choice. I've been waiting for a Denon receiver at this price point that offered enough power and options to last me for awhile. Up to now, I either had to sacrifice power or input options in order to get under $500. While there are a couple options that would have been nice, to get a receiver with them all would have been twice what I paid. You can't go wrong with this one. Pros: Denon, need I say more. Plenty of power for large rooms. All the basic input options and a very easy setup interface. Online firmware updates are a breeze. Cons: My only suggestion would have been an optical audio out. Many gamers use wireless headsets and there is no way to handle that through this system. I had to pick it up off my tv which requires a cumbersome switch through the menu system. A small price to pay for the powerful punch you get with this system.
denon avr-e300 Written By bill s, blackshear,ga on Monday, November 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) easy install, easy internet upgrade
Very good receiver Written By Dr. D, Charleston, S.C. on Monday, October 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My only complaint is the temperamental setup process that often freezes requiring frequent reboots. Even worse is the prompt to update the firmware. Don't do it! You'll have to hard reboot the system when the firmware download doesn't complete. So I hard rebooted, did not download any updates, and all works fine. Pros: Excellent sound, Great integration of peripheral devices. Cons: Very temperamental setup program, and free upgrades on the firmware is not worth the trouble.
avr e300 Written By andy, North Platte, NE on Monday, September 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent receiver for a low price. Not to mention, it comes with the amazing Crutchfield customer service. Pros: many features, easy set up Cons: None
Fantastic receiver Written By Paul, Columbus, MS on Friday, September 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced a defunct Onkyo with this receiver. This is my first Denon and I am very impressed. It provides clean adequate power at a FANTASTIC price. I have it powering Polk in wall speakers and a Polk sub in our living room. The sound is great. The remote and user interface are very easy to use. I am very happy with this receiver Pros: Price, great sound, and ease of use Cons: none
Ease of Speaker Testing and System Set-Up Written By BCTrott, San Antonio, The Republic of Texas on Wednesday, August 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) There are loads of good things I can say about this A/V Receiver. But my favorite feature is the automatic speaker balance and volume customizability. First you connect the included microphone and position it in one spot. You have to be silent during the test. Next, go to the automatic onscreen setting and press "Start'. Piercing tone bursts are generated through each speaker. After this process is repeated three times in different locations, go ahead and watch a disk. It sounds great. Pros: Ease of Operation and ability to listen to subscription satellite music channels, Cons: It costs money, uses electricity and is big and black,
Denon AVR-E300 Written By KeithL, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, July 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Everything I had hoped for. Very user friendly, which made the set up go smoothly. The on screen instructions were great. It brings new life to my surround system. Pros: Easy to follow set up instructions. Cons: Speaker wire connections were very sensitive and required connectors to get the speakers to work.
MOVIE THEATRE IN A BOX!!! Written By Clint, Waco, GA on Sunday, July 14, 2013 I replaced my older KENWOOD receiver with this DENON unit after weeks of research and comparison. I knew it was a great purchase when I woke up and turned on the receiver in my living room from my bedroom! The Airplay feature works flawlessly! Everything can be controlled through the DENON app. I've got surround sound I've never had before. It makes the Blu-ray experience even more enjoyable. All I need now is a concession stand! Pros: -Easy setup. -Lots of power. -AirPlay is simple and fun to use. -Instantly recognized all my different media formats(iPhone, PC, USB, tv, dvd, blu-ray). Cons: None
Great receiver/app on phone makes it even better Written By BarryB, Boston, MA on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced an very old recv - love the Pandora connection, and the app on my android phone is an added plus. Denon has great amplification as well. Very happy with the purchase and service from Crutchfield. Pros: *Sound quality *Internet Radio *Android app Cons: Wish there was an HD Radio version
denon e-300 Written By denny, akron, ohio on Friday, May 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this to pair with an OPPO 103 Blue Ray Player. The DENON AVR - 300 matches perfectly. The BRP handles the video and the AVR takes care of the audio side of my home theater system. I run my SIRIUS online service through my AVR. I also have Definitive Technology speakers. The sound is far superior to the old system I replaced. The E-300 improved the music side greatly. Plenty of power and it sounds great when I play DVD's and CD's. Pros: Improved sound quality, looks very nice Cons: none


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The Chattahoochee River runs through the city, which is populated by nearly 190,000 residents, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Columbus is known for its southern hospitality and, like many of Georgia's larger cities, it displays an impressive ability to maintain a small-town feel despite its size. Those looking for a blend of urbanity and old-fashioned southern charm would do well to search for Columbus apartments for rent.
Once the site of a Creek Indian village, Columbus was established as a trading post in 1828, and its predominant industry was textiles. Today, it takes up approximately 218 square miles.
Columbus comprises one-third of the Fall Line Cities, along with Augusta and Macon, meaning it lies along the geographic area where the Piedmont region meets the Atlantic Coastal Plain. In layman's terms, that means the north side of the city is hilly, while the south is made up of flat plains. In short, those living in North Columbus, where established homes commingle with up-and-coming subdivisions, have a different experience in contrast to the residents of South Columbus, who are mainly military thanks to the area's proximity to Fort Benning.
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Week 6 NFL Game Recaps
Packers 24, Rams 3
The Packers basically named the score of this game, and they apparently had the Under. The Rams had no answer for Aaron Rodgers, who scored on all but one possession in the first half - the lone exception being a drive that concluded on a weird pitch to John Kuhn on a 3rd-and-2. Rodgers went 11-of-15 for 234 yards and three touchdowns in the opening 30 minutes, and could have easily doubled those numbers had the Rams stayed competitive.
Rodgers hooked up with seven different receivers in the first half alone. He found Jordy Nelson (2-104), James Jones (1-35) and Donald Driver (3-25) for touchdowns. Greg Jennings didn't score, but he paced the team with six receptions for 82 yards.
Steelers 17, Jaguars 13
Gabbert was 6-of-14 for 33 yards in the opening half. He was sacked three times in the first 20 minutes alone (five times overall). The Jaguars as a whole mustered a pathetic 68 total yards prior to intermission. The Steelers? Just 315 total yards in the same span.
Following halftime, it just looked like Pittsburgh was sleepwalking. Gabbert was mired in a 2-of-12 for 1-yard stretch (seriously), so I guess the Steelers just assumed they were going to win easily. Give Jacksonville credit for coming back, but this contest was much more lopsided than the final score indicates.
Eagles 20, Redskins 13
Philadelphia caught many breaks. Here are some examples:
- There was a bogus roughing-the-passer penalty called on QB Dog Killer on what could have been a safety in the first quarter. The official said the hit was helmet-to-helmet, but QBDK was trying to scramble around and that actually forced the ugly-looking hit. It definitely didn't deserve any sort of yellow flag, though I'm sure Tom Jackson would vehemently disagree. Fortunately for the Eagles, they were awarded a free first down and subsequently scored a touchdown.
- QBDK threw a pass behind Brent Celek. The struggling tight end somehow tipped the ball up in the air. It bounced twice off his hands, and then he somehow caught it with a defender inches away from making the pick himself.
- The Redskins dropped a potential touchdown in the fourth quarter.
- A tipped throw from QBDK sailed right into Jeremy Maclin's lap in the red zone.
Like I said, all of the bounces magically went the Eagles' way. The Curse of the Killed Dogs did not play a factor in Week 6.
Grossman's worst turnover came in the middle of the third quarter. Vince Young lobbed a pick to give the Redskins a red zone opportunity, but Grossman returned the favor by heaving an interception toward Fred Davis. Much-maligned safety Kurt Coleman easily picked it off. The fourth pick, which ultimately led to Grossman's benching, was a pass thrown late across his body, which was also intercepted by Coleman.
Grossman finished 9-of-22 for 143 yards and the quartet of picks. Beck was much better in relief, going 8-of-15 for 117 yards and a rushing touchdown. The BYU alumnus definitely needs to start next week. Grossman has gotten worse every single week this year.
49ers 25, Lions 19
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Head coach Jim Schwartz, more on him later, said to the television cameras after the opening coin toss that, "They (San Francisco) don't want to go out there right away with this crowd". He was discussing his opposing coach, Jim Harbaugh, deciding to defer to the second half and kick the ball off to Detroit. Sure enough, on early possessions, the visitors could not get out of their own way with penalty after penalty including several false starts. The early momentum at Ford Field led to a first-quarter advantage.
The first big play was Kyle Vanden Bosch straight up robbing quarterback Alex Smith of the football. It was called a sack, but Smith was standing the whole time. Immediately, another Smith was having trouble for the 49ers. Rookie pass rusher Aldon Smith, who would have some positive plays later on to be fair, had consecutive penalties for 20 yards. The Lions could not take advantage in the red zone and took a field goal. Two drives later, they marched for the touchdown with Stafford targeting tight end Brandon Pettigrew four times, hitting him for three completions including the score for a 10-0 lead.
Other than a missed 52-yard field goal by Jason Hanson after driving 58 yards, the Lions did nothing in the second quarter. At halftime, I commented on Twitter that the 49ers only made three plays during the first half, which were: a long run by Frank Gore (141 yards on just 15 carries) a safety when Stafford couldn't get the ball out of his hands and a booming field goal by David Akers from 55 yards out at the halftime gun. Whatever works, right? Those key plays helped them take the lead 12-10.
After a quick San Francisco punt opened the second half, Detroit drove for a field goal on a march fueled by consecutive passes to Jahvid Best (6 receptions for 73 yards) covering 53 yards. Those big gains were wasted when Stafford threw three straight incompletions going to Nate Burleson, Pettigrew and rookie Titus Young from the 6-yard line. He knows Calvin Johnson (6 receptions for 102 yards) is on his team right? The kick gave them a 13-12 lead.
The 49ers answered immediately with another long run from Gore covering 55 yards plus an extra 15 on a questionable horse-collar personal foul. This time, the Lions stood up in the red zone, forcing a pair of incompletions, though an Akers field goal put the visitors back ahead 15-13. Johnson started the next drive with a 23-yard reception, but after getting another first down by penalty, the threat was over. Eventually, I figured Smith would throw an interception even though he entered the game with just one on the season. An exchange of punts later, I was right.
It looked like the 16-0 dream would continue for Detroit when they took over at the San Francisco 49-yard line just before the end of the third quarter. They took small gains to march down for the touchdown, then failed at math by trying for 2 points after taking a 19-15 lead with a Stafford-to-Burleson touchdown pass. Were they worried about a pair of field goals tying them? The pass to Megatron failed. Four punts later San Francisco had the ball on the Detroit 35 after a great punt return covering 40 yards from Ted Ginn Jr., who already won a game earlier this year against Seattle or at least clinched it. Runs alternated between Kendall Hunter (8 carries for 33 yards) and Gore on the next five plays before the game was put on the arm of Smith.
49er fans would usually expect Smith to choke in this spot, from the 10-yard line with 2:15 to play needing a touchdown facing second-and-goal. He passed left to Crabtree, missed his next throw under pressure and, with the game on the line, got the ball to tight end Delanie Walker on fourth down. Walker did the rest, barely stretching for the end zone and a 22-19 lead. At this point, I fully expected Stafford to find a groove with 1:51 to play and San Francisco playing soft. Instead, he followed a short 5-yard pass to Pettigrew with incompletions intended for Young, Pettigrew and Burleson to turn the ball over on downs. Notice none of those went to Johnson, who was doubled up. Does that really matter though given his physical ability?
San Francisco ran Gore three times for six yards forcing Detroit to run through their timeouts. Another Akers field goal made it 25-19. Still, Stafford would pull something out right? Wrong, he was sacked by Justin Smith and Ray McDonald, who had a great game, to start a mess of a final drive when given 1:02 to scramble for a comeback. Maurice Morris, who tried to give them a power-running game (5 carries for 20 yards) they sorely lacked, caught a pass for seven yards. Then an incompletion to Young and a far-too-late completion to Johnson on the final play brought this one to a merciful end.
The aftermath was far more exciting. Harbaugh was overly exuberant as he strutted over to shake Schwartz's hand. He gave him an obnoxiously hard handshake and patted, some might say shoved, him on the back. Schwartz took exception and kind of ran after him as almost everyone reading this has probably seen. There were way too many people on the field for anything to happen, but it was an interesting moment. Schwartz knows all about big celebrations with his punching motion deal he does, so I am not sure why he was so offended by Harbaugh's excitement. This was a big road win by the 49ers, who controlled this game with their defense.
Rookie Mikel LeShoure might have given Detroit more of a running threat, but once Calvin Johnson was prevented from taking over the game, the Lions struggled to move the ball. It didn't even matter that Smith was 17-for-32 passing for just 125 yards. The 49ers also lost the turnover battle 2-0 and committed 15 penalties for 120 yards. Getting the ball twice on turnovers and picking up better than a football field in penalty yardage should be enough to win a game at home.
Falcons 31, Panthers 17
Carolina actually outgained Atlanta, 368-325, though both offenses pretty much moved the chains effortlessly. The problem for the Panthers were two interceptions by Cam Newton, neither of which were really his fault. The first pick was tipped at the line of scrimmage. The ball sailed into Brent Grimes' arms into the end zone, which probably could have been prevented if Steve Smith didn't give up. The second was a really great play by defensive tackle Corey Peters, who recognized a Carolina screen attempt.
Side note: I don't think I had ever seen an interception on a screen pass before this season, and I've had three go against me through six weeks thus far. Unreal.
Ryan was able to move the chains off Turner's rushing ability. The Falcons were 7-of-11 on third down, while Carolina was a slightly better 8-of-12. Like I said earlier, both teams moved the sticks effortlessly.
Bengals 27, Colts 17
I'm still amazed the Bengals covered this contest. The Colts, who moved the chains pretty effectively in the fourth quarter, had the ball, down three, with 2:36 remaining in regulation. Pierre Garcon caught a 5-yard pass from Curtis Painter. He was tackled, and for some unknown reason, tried to lateral to a teammate. His plan didn't work, however, as Carlos Dunlap scooped up the ball for the Bengals and ran it back for a touchdown. Cincinnati covered because of that score.
It was bizarre. There was no reason for Garcon to do this. Had he just gone down, it would have been a 2nd-and-5 at his own 38 with about 2:10 remaining. Garcon just had a brain fart, and it cost Indianapolis bettors.
Dalton went 25-of-32 for 264 yards and a score. He looked terrific, hooking up often with Jerome Simpson (6-101) and A.J. Green (5-51, TD).
Giants 27, Bills 24
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
The Bills answered immediately with running back Fred Jackson breaking off an 80-yard touchdown run. He got excellent blocks from center Eric Wood and guard Kent Urbik to open up a lane. Jackson veered and slashed across the field to prevent being caught from behind for a career-long touchdown run.
Buffalo took the lead with a 60-yard touchdown strike from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to wide receiver Naaman Roosevelt. It was a short pass to him in zone coverage, and the second-year wide receiver cut by a couple of defensive backs, breaking into the open field. He then raced into the end zone for a 14-7 lead.
After Manning led the Giants to a field goal, Fitzpatrick was following suit. The Giants' defensive line came alive with Mathias Kiwanuka and Jason Pierre-Paul both recording sacks to knock the Bills out of field goal range. Not long after, Manning and wideout Hakeem Nicks beat cornerback Drayton Florence for a 60-yard gain to the Bills 5-yard line. Bradshaw dove over the top of the line, in for another short touchdown run.
In the third quarter, the Giants broke a 17-17 tie with another short touchdown run by Bradshaw. It was set up by some passes from Manning to Ballard. Initially, Manning had a touchdown pass to Manningham, but it was reversed and put on the 1-yard line, where Bradshaw finished it off.
Giants cornerback Corey Webster made his first pick of the game in the third quarter. The pass was intended for Stevie Johnson, but was underthrown and Webster caught it. He returned it 25 yards to midfield. That set up a 50-yard field goal attempt which was blocked by Alex Carrington.
Fitzpatrick tied the game at 24 with a short touchdown pass to Stevie Johnson. The Bills' veteran signal caller threw a strike to the back shoulder as Johnson got some separation from Corey Webster. In the fourth quarter, as the Bills were driving to take the lead, Webster intercepted a jump pass intended for Johnson at the 5-yard line. It was a critical play and a turning point that led to the Giants' win.
Bradshaw led the drive to get New York in scoring position with a 37-yard run. The Bills produced a goal-line stand to hold the Giants to a field goal. New York's defense stopped Buffalo in short order to seal the game for the Giants.
For the game, Manning played very well. He made good decisions and took care of the football. Manning completed 21-of-32 passes for 292 yards. Bradshaw led New York with 106 yards rushing on 26 carries and all three of the Giants' touchdowns. Ballard had an excellent game with five receptions for 81 yards. Nicks had four catches for 96 yards.
Fitzpatrick finished the contest completing 21-of-30 passes for 244 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Jackson ran for 121 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries. He also caught five passes for 47 yards. Johnson had five catches for 39 yards and a score.
Ravens 29, Texans 14
Matt Schaub did what he could. He went 21-of-37 for 220 yards and a touchdown. He played well considering that he was missing Johnson and going against Baltimore's vaunted defense on the road.
Boldin (8-132) and Smith (3-84) both posted good fantasy numbers, as did Ray Rice, who totaled 101 rushing yards (23 carries) and 60 receiving yards. Unfortunately, Ricky Williams vultured a touchdown away from Rice in the fourth quarter.
Raiders 24, Browns 17
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
One thing head coach Hue Jackson has brought to this proud franchise is swagger and attitude. The Silver and Black have always tried to impose their will on the opposition. They did on this afternoon, and it started with the opening drive. Matt Giordano came on a blitz to sack quarterback Colt McCoy on third down to force a punt.
On Oakland's first offensive play, Darren McFadden (20 carries, 91 yards, TD) hit a hole on the left side and sprinted 24 yards. The longest play on the rest of the 15-play drive covered 12 yards, but 13 snaps went for positive yardage. It ended with a short McFadden touchdown run and 7-0 lead. Their drive chewed 7:48 off the game clock, which was a theme for the day. Long drives (others went 3:58, 5:40 and 7:34) took away any hope for Cleveland to get into a rhythm offensively.
Peyton Hillis could be suffering from a bit of the Madden Curse. The Browns ran him four consecutive times to start their second drive, but he would carry the ball just once more, finishing with six rushes for 14 yards. There was speculation on Twitter about a hamstring injury keeping him out of the lineup, but he did return late in the game in pass protection. The rushing duties were mostly the responsibility of Montario Hardesty (11 carries for 35 yards), who was not up to the task against a defense that came in getting gashed on the ground.
A gift gave Cleveland hope on Oakland's next possession. Quarterback Jason Campbell fell on his face on a scramble and fumbled, setting up the Browns at the Raiders' 46-yard line. Key passes to Joshua Cribbs and rookie Greg Little set up a 1-yard touchdown to tight end Alex Smith. Any momentum built up by tying the score was quickly extinguished when Jacoby Ford housed the kickoff return to put the Raiders ahead 14-7.
Cleveland's offense showed a little life, converting on third down twice, but an 11-play drive covered just 34 yards and died with no points after consecutive incompletions. Later, Oakland was trying to pile on, and appeared ready to, when Campbell lunged toward a first down. He was a yard short and suffered what early reports are saying could be a season-ending injury. Again, Jackson showed the guts to roll the dice and trotted out backup Kyle Boller, who converted the fourth down with a sneak. Even if it did not lead to any points, the confidence Jackson shows in his team matters to the players. The half ended with Oakland up 14-7.
An exchange of punts opened the second half. Boller, who finished 8-of-14 for 100 yards, completed a 27-yard pass to Darrius Heyward-Bey, which was all they needed to reach field goal range for Sebastian Janikowski. He connected from 48 yards out to put the Raiders ahead 17-7. Cleveland quickly let the game get away when McCoy fumbled the exchange on a running play and turned the ball over.
Even a failed drive on this possession resulted in a positive for Oakland because a 53-yard attempt was faked. Punter and holder Shane Lechler threw a perfect touch pass to tight end Kevin Boss for a 35-yard touchdown and suddenly it was 24-7. In a blink, or maybe it just seemed that way to me after the earlier game dragged on, the clock was winding down on the third quarter.
A 21-yard punt return by Cribbs set up a short drive for a field goal and pulled Cleveland within 14 (24-10) to keep them alive. Then, Oakland changed into soul-crushing mode. They went 12 plays, nine of them runs for 60 yards, and this time the swagger almost cost them. Instead of taking the short field goal to make it a three-possession game, Jackson called for a Bush run on fourth-and-one. It failed.
The Browns would go 95 yards and score, mostly because McCoy was given a little bit of time to throw. He completed 9-of-11 passes for 94 yards capped off by a 12-yard touchdown to Mohamed Massaquoi, who beat Stanford Routt. A lot of time came off the clock, but the comeback was still in play after a well-executed onside kick was recovered. With the outcome really on the line, however, McCoy threw three straight incompletions, and the game was over.
Obviously, the bigger picture is how the Raiders figure out their quarterback depth chart for the rest of the season assuming Campbell is gone. Boller is not going to carry a winning team, and rookie Terrelle Pryor is not even close to being able to appear in a game; much less start. Perhaps the easiest move would be to call free agent David Garrard, who has some success riding a running game, having led Jacksonville to the playoffs.
Patriots 20, Cowboys 16
There were also instances in which Belichick refused to go for it on fourth-and-intermediate near midfield or in Dallas territory. Brady, meanwhile, just looked glum the whole time, almost as if he knew he was going to lose. It was really strange.
Brady and Belichick's apparent apathy rubbed off on the other players. The Patriots had two key non-Brady turnovers - one on a kickoff return that gave Dallas an easy score, and one by Aaron Hernandez inside Dallas' 20-yard line that prevented a possible score.
Buccaneers 26, Saints 20
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Tampa Bay took the lead back with a 65-yard touchdown pass from Josh Freeman to wide receiver Arrelious Benn. The second-year wide out ran wide open in busted coverage, and Freeman lofted a ball that led him down the field. Backup running back Earnest Graham then had a 34-yard run and a 19-yard screen pass to set up a field goal for the Buccaneers.
Safety Tanard Jackson made his first start since Week 2 of 2010 after a 19-game suspension by the NFL for failed drug tests. Late in the second quarter, he caught a deflected pass to set up Tampa Bay in excellent field position. A few plays later, Freeman threw a dart to a wide receiver for a 19-yard touchdown pass.
The Buccaneers' defense came to play, as they intercepted Brees twice in the first half along with their forced fumble. Tampa Bay led 20-10 at halftime. The teams traded field goals in the third quarter. Early in the fourth quarter, Brees made a crucial third-down conversion on a perfect pass to Lance Moore. He beat cornerback E.J. Biggers down the sideline and Brees dropped the ball in precisely for a 40-yard gain. That set up a 12-yard touchdown run by Mark Ingram.
The Buccaneers answered with a field goal to take a six-point lead. Next, Brees started moving the ball down the field with precision passing. The drive stalled inside the Tampa Bay 5-yard line. On fourth-and-two at the 4-yard line, Brees did a bootleg but finding nobody open, threw a jump ball into the end zone that was intercepted by Buccaneers linebacker Quincy Black. Tampa Bay's offense maintained possession of the ball to secure the win.
In the game, Brees was 29-of-45 for 383 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions. Ingram ran for 22 yards on nine carries. The Buccaneers had no answer for tight end Jimmy Graham. He totaled 124 yards on seven catches. Colston also had seven receptions for 118 yards.
Freeman completed 23-of-41 passes for 303 yards with two touchdowns and zero interceptions. It was a good bounce-back performance for the Buccaneers' signal caller after a horrible game a week ago against the 49ers. Earnest Graham ran for 109 yards on 17 carries. He stepped up and did an excellent job filling in for the injured LeGarrette Blount. Benn had three receptions for 83 yards while Mike Williams had six catches for 59 yards.
Bears 39, Vikings 10
Minnesota's first two drives were identical:
Peterson sets up third-and-manageable; drive stalls as a Viking drops a pass thrown right into his hands
Peterson sets up third-and-manageable; drive stalls as a Viking drops a pass thrown right into his hands
The two culprits were Visanthe Shiancoe and Bernard Berrian, who is still playing for some reason. Berrian finished with five grabs for 54 yards, but he's a bum who should be cut.
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A House Veterans Affairs Committee hearing on the decision by the Defense and Veterans Affairs Departments to scale back plans for a joint integrated electronic-health records systems dredged up longstanding issues with the two departments' EHR efforts.
The new strategy from VA and DoD promises quicker, cheaper results on data standardization at the expense of a single, core technological platform.
But, by and large, committee lawmakers were skeptical of the new approach. Committee Chairman Jeff Miller (R-Fla.) likened the shift in strategy to a "U-turn" and said it was akin to "moving the goalposts" after billions of dollars had been spent.
Lower-risk, lower-cost strategy?
In March 2011, VA and DoD first announced the project for a single, joint system with an expected completion date of 2017.
But over the past few year and a half, the iEHR project had struggled to keep up with milestones, according to Roger Baker, VA's assistant secretary for information and technology and chief information officer. In September 2012, the original cost estimate from the Interagency Program Office of between $4 and $6 billion more than doubled.
The new strategy aims to provide the same end goal through a "lower-risk, lower-cost path than we were on," Baker said.
Both Baker and Elizabeth McGrath, DoD's deputy chief management office, told the committee the new focus is a recommitment to integrating the data — making sure EHR data is built on a common standard — as opposed to constructing a new platform.
A step backward?
But committee members were not all that receptive to the departments' shift in focus.
"I'm concerned that this new approach is a step backwards towards the model that had been previously tried and failed," Miller said. "Namely, maintaining two different systems between two different departments and wishfully thinking that the two systems will eventually talk to one another."
Baker said both departments remain committed to the iEHR's underlying goals: common data, common applications and a common user interface. For example, by the end of this year, DoD and VA will begin sharing a common graphical user interface in their respective clinical environments.
Among the most important elements in the VA-DoD agreement is a health-data dictionary, Baker said.
"The data produced by VA and the data produced by DoD will be represented exactly the same way in exactly the same database so that it's accessible from any facility in the VA or DoD," he said. "Adherence to that and focusing on achieving that will provide the largest benefit of all the things we're working on — if you were to break those pieces down."
Committee wants answers on lack of core technology
But even with the renewed focus on data standardization, the two departments now envision the data being operated from two separate core technological platforms (where once the strategy had envisioned a joint platform).
"Why in the world can't we get to one core technology?" Miller asked McGrath.
McGrath said the idea for a single common platform first laid out in 2011 eventually proved unaffordable. In addition, it was difficult to balance risk and integration in building a new platform from scratch.
"The more things you need to connect together, the higher the risks, the higher the costs, the higher the integration," McGrath said. "And, so we said, 'Is there an opportunity to reduce risk — still with the business outcome that we want to achieve — maintain schedule, produce the integrated record at a lower cost?' ... So you build out from something, as opposed to the entire system brick by brick."
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Since the departments have abandoned the idea of developing a new joint system, committee members wanted to know why DoD couldn't simply adopt VA's core technology, the Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture (VistA).
"The VA is quite happy with and convinced that the VistA system is the place to start," Baker said. "It's a good system, and we own it. The DoD is not yet there, from their perspective."
DoD will consider using VistA, McGrath said, but the department also wants to evaluate other commercial options as well.
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Flash Cookies and PrivacyAshkan SoltaniUniversity of California, Berkeley - School of Information Shannon CantyClemson University Quentin MayoJacksonville State University Lauren ThomasLouisiana State University Chris Jay HoofnagleUniversity of California, Berkeley - School of Law, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology August 10, 2009 Abstract: This is a pilot study of the use of 'Flash cookies' by popular websites. We find that more than 50% of the sites in our sample are using flash cookies to store information about the user. Some are using it to 'respawn' or re-instantiate HTTP cookies deleted by the user. Flash cookies often share the same values as HTTP cookies, and are even used on government websites to assign unique values to users. Privacy policies rarely disclose the presence of Flash cookies, and user controls for effectuating privacy preferences are lacking. Number of Pages in PDF File: 8 Keywords: Privacy, tracking, flash, cookies, local stored objects, usability, online advertising, behavioral targeting, self-help JEL Classification: D18 Date posted: August 11, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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