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Back in July, Motorola's product support website revealed that both models of the Motorola DROID Xyboard tablet were going to be updated to Android 4.1. Now, a mere 4 months later (read as sarcasm), the update is finally here for the Motorola DROID Xyboard 10.1 and Motorola DROID Xyboard 8.2. Besides bringing the responsiveness of Project Butter, the instant information from Google Now and the ability to respond from the notification shade, the update adds improvements to the stability of the OS and also improves Wi-Fi connectivity.
Both slates were powered by Android 3.2 which means a real culture shock for those updating their Xyboard. Next month, the devices will be hitting the ripe old-age of 2, which in human years is about 105. Both tablets have rather low pixel density amounting to 184ppi on the Xyboard 8.2 and 142ppi on the Xyboard 10.1. Both slabs are powered by a dual-core 1.2GHz TI OMAP 4430 CPU with 1GB of RAM.
So if you still have your Motorola DROID Xyboard around, look for the OTA notification which should make your tablet feel brand new. And if you are a DROID Xyboard owner, it's nice to know that Motorola and Verizon haven't totally forgotten about a pair of tablets that were running on Honeycomb.
source: Verizon via Phandroid
Motorola DROID Xyboards finally get Jelly Beaned
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posted on 21 Nov 2013, 17:41 0
1. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4275; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
That was quite a long time, but I'm glad they got it out for the people who still have it. I'm sure Motorola's new standard on updates will make them more popular among consumers.
posted on 21 Nov 2013, 20:47 1
2. maxatkz (Posts: 3; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
My xyboard 10.1 has a android 4.0. You are wrong
Motorola DROID Xyboards finally get Jelly Beaned


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Greg Bedard of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports that the NFL has suspended Packers defensive end Johnny Jolly for the entire 2010 season. According to Bedard, the league's ban on Jolly has been formally characterized as "indefinite."
Johnny Jolly will miss all of 2010, maybe more
myeaglescantwin says: Jul 16, 2010 4:03 PM
good for the eagles opening day son
Adam-Chris Schefterson says: Jul 16, 2010 4:04 PM
Wow. I didn't expect that. Oh well, I support the suspension fully. Don't want to be suspended? Don't do stupid shit.
BrentFavre says: Jul 16, 2010 4:04 PM
I think the Packers knew this was coming and that's why they drafted Mike Neal and CJ Wilson.
sigmaed51 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:04 PM
What exactly am i missing…..how can that be, the entire season???? isnt this his first offense and hasnt his trial been postponed?
PossibleCabbage says: Jul 16, 2010 4:05 PM
You have to figure that the Packers saw this coming, considering that they moved Pickett to DE opposite Jenkins, and drafted tw0 5-tech prospects in the 2010 draft (including a premium 2nd round pick). I think they would have rather cut ties after getting one more year out of him (it would have been silly not to at least tender him since he was productive and it was cheap), but I don't think any hearts are broken in Green Bay.
TheBaySay says: Jul 16, 2010 4:06 PM
Ouch. Seems a bit severe. Granted, he was due to get some sort of suspension, but that doesn't always mean anything. (CoughWilliamsesCough.)Luckily Thompson, despite being the worst GM in history, seemed to see this coming and drafted a couple of promising DLinemen.
Evpimp says: Jul 16, 2010 4:07 PM
Cue the Packer Fans!!!!!
Time to make this look like he did nothing and blame the Vikings for the worlds problems!!!!!
Calistin says: Jul 16, 2010 4:07 PM
Good thing he didn't rape anyone, only woulda been a few games.
Bye bye Jolly, we hardly knew ye.
Wet Paper Bag says: Jul 16, 2010 4:07 PM
Now, he'll have more time to spend with Russell…sippin' on the sizzurp!
The Real Shuxion says: Jul 16, 2010 4:08 PM
I haven't seen this many issues within an organization since the Eastern Iran adopted 'Bear Force One' as their official theme song.
Florio-is-a-tool says: Jul 16, 2010 4:08 PM
I sense a name change coming soon.
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 4:09 PM
WOW!!! It just seems like the Packers are so cursed! What next???
OJ SIMPSON says: Jul 16, 2010 4:11 PM
Why and for what?
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 4:11 PM
First of all Florio keeps rubbing Favre in their faces then the news about their financial crisis and now this! OUCH!!!
Mac says: Jul 16, 2010 4:11 PM
Tough luck for Jolly but he had to see that one coming. He got what he deserved.
The Pack will be OK without him.
gregjennings says: Jul 16, 2010 4:14 PM
There's NO way this is only about his upcomming trial. He must have failed a drug test later down the line that has not been made public yet. If so………..good. The Packers (and NFL) don't need losers like this.
footballrulz says: Jul 16, 2010 4:14 PM
HHmmm, he must have been into more than the purple drank–that's a pretty severe punishment.
Buddo says: Jul 16, 2010 4:15 PM
It was that purple drink…
RC IV says: Jul 16, 2010 4:15 PM
Nothing but freaking criminals on this team.
So much for him not being found guilty. Might not have been in the courts, but GOOdell probaly has a little more info on this than we do.
No wonder he wasn't in a hurry to sign his tender, he knew he was giving it all away anyway.
The POS deserves what he gets.
JimmySmithLicksBalls says: Jul 16, 2010 4:16 PM
Typical Green Bay criminal!
rbais2 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:18 PM
This is pretty unfortunate for a team that could go to the Super Bowl.
funi says: Jul 16, 2010 4:18 PM
In two days, 2 Packers in news for drug trafficing and taxes, and they want to host a Super Bowl?? Packers need to move now!!!
Baron_Rodgers says: Jul 16, 2010 4:20 PM
Going to be tough for the Pack to pick up from last year down a starter. Good thing A Rodg will throw 40+ TDs. Does Green Bay still have Justin Harrell? LOL!
OJ SIMPSON says: Jul 16, 2010 4:20 PM
That's a lot of Yayo, Tony
CutlerIsACryBaby says: Jul 16, 2010 4:21 PM
someone PLEASE tell me what the email address is to email here!!
va4favre says: Jul 16, 2010 4:22 PM
I wonder if the impact on the Pack is as little as you suggest? At a minimum, doesn't it affect their backups?
CutlerIsACryBaby says: Jul 16, 2010 4:22 PM
someone PLEASE tell me what the email address is to email here!!
merrillhodgestoupee says: Jul 16, 2010 4:22 PM
Imagine that…
Another fat dumb Packer in trouble.
tradebait9 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:24 PM
And in other news…….Green Bay Packers announce that child molesting Mark Chmura will be added to the Packers Hall of Fame.
jm4385 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:25 PM
Im getting so desperate to watch football…..im actually letting the computer VS the computer go at it on madden. And i watch.
gregjennings says: Jul 16, 2010 4:25 PM
However, if this isn't a suspension based on a failed drug test and is totally predicated on his up-comming trial Goodell will have egg all over his face if Jolly is found not guilty.
ClayMath52 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:28 PM
"The suspension doesn't downgrade Green Bay's promising outlook for 2010."
All you have to worry about. Raji will be a great second year player and hopefully fill the shoes.
Ambrose says: Jul 16, 2010 4:30 PM
Before the toxic trolls start sending their vitriol, this is the most important comment:
"The suspension doesn't downgrade Green Bay's promising outlook for 2010."
BrentFavre says: Jul 16, 2010 4:30 PM
"Evpimp says:
July 16, 2010 4:07 PM
Cue the Packer Fans!!!!!
Time to make this look like he did nothing and blame the Vikings for the worlds problems!!!!!"
Judging from the GB fan reaction on here so far you look like you're wrong, aye? I think most Packer fans realize what he did was idiotic and support his punishment.
With that said, I don't think the punishment was too severe, but I do the the NFL may have may it longer than suspected in order to make an example of Jolly and send the message that sizzurp won't be tolerated in the NFL, especially with Russell's recent incidnet.
ermi0101 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:30 PM
where did all the trafficking come from?? i thought he was only found with some codeine in a cup of soda? indefinite suspension for drinking some cough syrup in soda seems a bit much especially with no prior convictions and not being found guilty yet. Meanwhile, Roethlisberger has his third accusation of rape, third payoff, and will only miss like four games. Lets see that's 1.33 games per girl raped compared to 16+ games per purple drank. Not saying drugs are not a serious offense, but where is the logic in this??
purpleguy says: Jul 16, 2010 4:30 PM
That's pretty damn harsh even for a Packer. Rothlisberger assaults two women and he gets 6 games, while Jolly is charged with possession with intent to distribute codine and he gets a year? Was there other bad crap this guy did previously?
Douchebaggery says: Jul 16, 2010 4:32 PM
Silva, you are such a blatant homer. Packers are gonna suck this year.
footballrulz says: Jul 16, 2010 4:33 PM
Evpimp says:
July 16, 2010 4:07 PM
Cue the Packer Fans!!!!!
Time to make this look like he did nothing and blame the Vikings for the worlds problems!!!!!
Looks like you missed the boat on that call..
Lot's of Vike fans chiming in though, so all is not totally lost
BrentFavre says: Jul 16, 2010 4:33 PM
"va4favre says:
July 16, 2010 4:22 PM
I wonder if the impact on the Pack is as little as you suggest? At a minimum, doesn't it affect their backups?
Packers have very good depth at DE. Raji, Ryan Picket, Justin Harrell, Cullen Jenkins, Jarious Wynn, CJ Wilson and Mike Neal can all play DE.
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 4:34 PM
What HORRIBLE news for the Packers! Jolly was pretty good. Is this all part of the Favre curse???
GB3Pack4 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:35 PM
Assuming that even a portion of those charges are true – and I think all of them will be found to be true in greater or lesser degree, I'm glad the League did this.
I'm a GB fan and I'll miss JJ's contributions in every game all season long and maybe longer, but I want the League to start handing out punishments aimed at getting felonious activities of all kinds, out of the game. I don't know if such a battle can be won, but if these things are blown off, they will continue. That hurts the game and, I believe, far more people than we think about when we just read the headlines.
Might be a good idea for RG to make a public statement with every suspension or other sanction handed down, to hammer home what's wrong about what's been done, and why he's chosen the punishment he has. And it would be good if commentators on radio, TV, in the blogs, or anywhere else occasionally mention the extent of the victimization of these offenses – who that cocaine might have reached. In Jolly's case (again, assuming the charges are true). he appears to have been involved from Point A to Point Z. Stains everybody. Appalling.
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 4:38 PM
I'm a little bit worried about Bob Nelson, he was already really upset about the Packers financial meltdown and now this. JimmySmith too. It's hard to know how upset footballrulz is cause he's always upset.
Zane says: Jul 16, 2010 4:38 PM
So he might do some time, huh? I, for one, would not wanna go to prison & meet a man named Johnny Jolly.
JimmySmith says: Jul 16, 2010 4:39 PM
He got what he deserved. I would rather have him face the consequences rather than try to hide behind the skirt of a state court judge. Players have to realize that they are not above the law and the team cannot be seen as enablers of poor behavior by hiding them from justice.
spliffbunker says: Jul 16, 2010 4:40 PM
Jolly violated the Personal Conduct Policy by allegedly "buying, selling, funding, transporting and aiding in the buying, selling, funding and transportation of illegal narcotics including cocaine and marijuana" from 2006 through May of 2008.
given the amount of money they make & the thug lifestyle many live this is probably the tip of the iceberg…I imagine quite a few NFL players are investing their money funding drug operations…
@ CutlerIsACryBaby :
he's not but you sure are
at the top of the page click the about tab & you will get a drop down menu
BrentFavre says: Jul 16, 2010 4:43 PM
twizzlystick says:
July 16, 2010 4:34 PM
What HORRIBLE news for the Packers! Jolly was pretty good. Is this all part of the Favre curse???
Horrible news? He was a back-up DE, who's stupid head-butt on Chestor Taylor in the redzone costed the Packers dearly vs the Queens. I'd call it unfortunate, but horrible is a huge stretch. There are plenty of guys who cal fill his shoes.
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 4:45 PM
I understand Silva pretending that a defense that gave up over 50 pts in the playoffs and didn't get any pass rushing help in the draft or free agency won't be hurt by losing a starter on the D-Line, Packer fans have been getting hit with so much bad news already and you don't want to be responsible for pushing anyone over the edge.
But I just think it's better for them to face facts, go through the grieving process and start to heal. This is a just another huge off season blow to the Packers.
Cincinnasty says: Jul 16, 2010 4:47 PM
Okay when he's re-instated we will take him for a minimum.. This is how we do it..
Adam-Chris Schefterson says: Jul 16, 2010 4:48 PM
twizzlystick says:
July 16, 2010 4:09 PM
WOW!!! It just seems like the Packers are so cursed! What next???
Good question. Ummm.. Favre comes back to the Packers and loses more big games for them? Ouch, that would stink.
PurpleNGold says: Jul 16, 2010 4:51 PM
A rookie safety and rookie defensive tackle will start!
Occam says: Jul 16, 2010 4:51 PM
"CutlerIsACryBaby says:
someone PLEASE tell me what the email address is to email here!!"
Depends where you are.
trigzter says: Jul 16, 2010 4:53 PM
I guess his multi million dollar deal wasn't enough money for him. You can take the dawg out of the hood but you cant take the hood out of the dawg
90ragtop says: Jul 16, 2010 4:55 PM
Hasta la vista, Johnny.
FAST says: Jul 16, 2010 4:56 PM
Gregjennings85 says: Jul 16, 2010 4:56 PM
We are prepared (moved 340 lb DT Ryan Pickett over to Jolly's spot a few months ago / Drafted DE Mike Neal in the 2nd / Drafted DE CJ Wilson in the sixth. Still, the whole year?
The Williams sisters get away scott-free?
Roger Goodell, meet fairness, fairness, Goodell.
PackFaninPackLand says: Jul 16, 2010 4:58 PM
Thankfully we have Justin Harrell to fill in !!!!
Umm, that was sarcasm by the way !
earlcampbellrules says: Jul 16, 2010 5:00 PM
The Packers defense sucks ass with or without that fat loser! Nobody cares.
godofwine says: Jul 16, 2010 5:01 PM
He's an idiot for funding a drug operation when he is an NFL player. You gotta cut those folks loose once you get into the game. You GOT to. You can't play Tony Montana AND play DL in the NFL, too.
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 5:03 PM
BrentFavre, how was he a backup? Your starting line was Jolly, Pickett and Jenkins. Jolly was really good from what I saw, great run stuffer and always batting down balls.
Dial-A-Cliche says: Jul 16, 2010 5:11 PM
Bob Nelson, you out there somewhere?
We are waiting…
C'mon, serve up one of your morally indignant sermons now you self-righteous hypocrite.
Jimmy Smith – Nice defensive lob back over the net. Seriously. I thought you played that one well. Respect.
Old_Style says: Jul 16, 2010 5:12 PM
Neal and Wilson just made a lot more money.
Sporting_One says: Jul 16, 2010 5:12 PM
If he's guilty, by all means, throw the book at him.
However, going by the wording of the cited article:
"Bedard explains that the evidence comes from a witness who will testify that Jolly funded drug deals. Bedards also writes of a possibility that Jolly could face federal charges in this regard."
It looks like the Houston prosecutor has one(!) witness–one who would have intimate knowledge of (i.e., be directly involved in) these alleged drug transactions. Can you say, "plea bargain" witness? That puts the both the individual's character and the testimony in question right there. You put enough heat on most people they'll roll and sing any song you want.
Think they should have held judgment until this played out in court.
stan26 says: Jul 16, 2010 5:13 PM
# purpleguy says: July 16, 2010 4:30 PM
That's pretty damn harsh even for a Packer. Rothlisberger assaults two women and he gets 6 games, while Jolly is charged with possession with intent to distribute codine and he gets a year? Was there other bad crap this guy did previously?
Never read anything about codeine. It was about cocaine+.
footballrulz says: Jul 16, 2010 5:19 PM
Don't address me unless I address you first!!
Now STFU & go make me cheeseburger.
footballrulz says: Jul 16, 2010 5:23 PM
Occam says:
July 16, 2010 4:51 PM
"CutlerIsACryBaby says:
someone PLEASE tell me what the email address is to email here!!"
Depends where you are
Well played!!
Bordner says: Jul 16, 2010 5:29 PM
Cincinnasty says:
July 16, 2010 4:47 PM
Okay when he's re-instated we will take him for a minimum.. This is how we do it..
Sorry – the Queens will sign him. They take all of our ex-players. That's how they do it…
jimmySee says: Jul 16, 2010 5:33 PM
This is a big loss for the Packers.
Woe is me.
The season is swirling around the drain pipe.
The Pack is heading for the bottom of the NFC North.
Any team they manage to beat next season must be even more pathetic!
Cancel the season!
Turn in the season tickets.
The end is near.
Pervy is right.
All those Vikings geniuses were right all along.
Good grief.
Dumb move by a gifted ballplayer.
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 5:34 PM
footballrulz you always seem so cranky.
Digger91 says: Jul 16, 2010 5:35 PM
Packer Fans…Have a Johnny Jolly Christmas…It's the best time of the year…I don't know where you'll get your snow…at least you got your beer!
shaggytoodle says: Jul 16, 2010 5:36 PM
Ooops!! Jolly did play decent when playing time was given to him, good at knocking down passes and keeping the DL fresh. However he has been injured a bit (probably why he needs to drink liquid pain killers, or he just likes getting Jolly), it doesn't really surprise me. Besides this is a back up DL. There are many more suspensions that will have far more impact on different teams. Obviously there are some blanks that need feeling. After all look how long in took the league to suspend Cushing after testing positive in the beigining of last season from what I recall.
CleanSlaton says: Jul 16, 2010 5:37 PM
pervy harvin says: Jul 16, 2010 5:49 PM
Really not a story to us Viking fans….with or without Jolly the Packers are doomed. Favre is coming back and with 2 more beatdowns of the Pack…..the whole state of WI is going to go off the deep end. Theft,foreclosure,rape,murder,spousal abuse,alcohol and drug addiction….will run wild . I almost….feel for….scratch that..HAHAHAHA
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 5:49 PM
How can this season possibly get worse for the Packers? Are the Matthews rumors gonna turn out to be true and he gets suspended for steroids?
imissmydeadspin says: Jul 16, 2010 5:58 PM
bob nelson can't be found for comment, how odd.
ICEWALKER says: Jul 16, 2010 5:59 PM
Totally agree with this ruling.
Being a Packers fan I will be rooting and hoping for the Packers to figure out a way to replace his skills defending the run, disrupting the pass and head butting the other team after stoping them on 3rd down.
One man does not make a team. Packers need to move on with the thinking he's just had a career injury.
That injury that they've known about since July 2008, when this whole thing started, that is. I think they covered their loss since then.
PurpleRaid12 says: Jul 16, 2010 6:25 PM
that's a shame.
skimbell says: Jul 16, 2010 6:35 PM
"Baron_Rodgers says:
July 16, 2010 4:20 PM
Going to be tough for the Pack to pick up from last year down a starter. Good thing A Rodg will throw 40+ TDs. Does Green Bay still have Justin Harrell? LOL!
I'm not sure. Last I heard Harrell was working out with Dimitrius Underwood!!! LOL,LOL!!!
mission says: Jul 16, 2010 7:04 PM
Big Packers fan, not too worried about this… he's always been an idiot. Played pretty well given a chance but I don't think a lot of his teammates are too shook up. There's been some rumors about 'this' for quite some time.
I was shocked when we took a DL 2nd round but it definitely makes a ton more sense in retrospect. TT must have known something — and to think, Mike Neal, definitely not a Jolly Jolly type. Almost the anti JJ.
TrentDilferisaDouche says: Jul 16, 2010 8:30 PM
jrmbadger says: Jul 16, 2010 9:07 PM
"twizzlystick says:
July 16, 2010 5:49 PM
How can this season possibly get worse for the Packers? Are the Matthews rumors gonna turn out to be true and he gets suspended for steroids?
Brett Favre could come back to the Packers….
You like to talk of the Favre curse…. you've convinced me there is one.
I've seen him single handedly end his team's playoff run pretty much 14 years in a row. It seems that Favre has a habit of losing all brain function for a period of at least 2 plays during the most critical stretches of the most critical games. It's been happening for quite some time now. He must be cursed.
MrHumble says: Jul 16, 2010 9:28 PM
Somebody needs to put an APB out for bob nelson…..he'll wait until the story dies down before he starts spouting off his nonsense.
twizzlystick says: Jul 16, 2010 10:00 PM
jrmbadger says: July 16, 2010 9:07 PM
You like to talk of the Favre curse…. you've convinced me there is one.
I've seen him lead the Packers for 18 years, to playoff wins and a Super Bowl trophy, and in all that time only 1 losing season.
And in the 2 years he's been gone I've already seen a losing season… 0 division crowns… 0 playoff wins… revenues plunging into the red… we truly must be cursed.
Johnnyb612 says: Jul 16, 2010 10:28 PM
All I have to say is jamarcus better see a similar punishment.
Johnnyb612 says: Jul 16, 2010 10:38 PM
All I have to say is jamarcus better see a similar punishment.
SpartaChris says: Jul 16, 2010 11:33 PM
I love the Jolly punishment. The guy's a turd and it's well deserved, but please tell me- How does repeat offender Bryant McKinnie take a pipe to a guy's head and then resist arrest and only get 4 games?
Just curious.
TiceWasBetter says: Jul 17, 2010 12:47 AM
Ouch. As a Viking fan who has watched a lot of Vikings vs Packers. I can honestly say, who is Johnny Jolly? Haha.
CutlerIsACryBaby says: Jul 17, 2010 1:36 AM
i use hotmail and when i click that thing it says i dont have an email program associated, so i use hotmail but i dont know the site address.
CutlerIsACryBaby says: Jul 17, 2010 1:41 AM
Just click on the e-mail address below:
Editor: Mike Florio
Site and account issues: Technical support
Photo guy: TacoBill
i click one and it says the thing about the email program. it doesnt give me the email address.
Dial-A-Cliche says: Jul 17, 2010 5:27 AM
SpartaChris says:
"I love the Jolly punishment. The guy's a turd and it's well deserved, but please tell me- How does repeat offender Bryant McKinnie take a pipe to a guy's head and then resist arrest and only get 4 games?"
Simple – he hired Mark Chmura's lawyer.
SwedishMurderMachine says: Jul 17, 2010 6:24 AM
Why would a guy making millions playing football deal drugs? Way to keep it real moron.
MACK DADDY says: Jul 17, 2010 7:02 AM
Can't he just find a judge that will allow him to play while he files appeal, after appeal, after appeal, after appeal, after appeal, after appeal, and eventually retires?
bluestree says: Jul 17, 2010 11:41 AM
@swizzlestickdick; the Favre curse? There's no Favre curse. You must mean the Majikowski curse. He put it on Favre to throw heart and soul crushing interceptions in the playoffs, for stealing his job while he was injured.
Enjoy the Majikowski curse, Viking fans, it will now haunt your dreams like it did so many of ours.
What's that you say, '96 Super Bowl? The curse wasn't strong enough to stop Reggie White. You ain't got no reggie White.
jrmbadger says: Jul 17, 2010 12:26 PM
"twizzlystick says:
July 16, 2010 10:00 PM
jrmbadger says: July 16, 2010 9:07 PM
You like to talk of the Favre curse…. you've convinced me there is one.
I've seen him lead the Packers for 18 years, to playoff wins and a Super Bowl trophy, and in all that time only 1 losing season.
And in the 2 years he's been gone I've already seen a losing season… 0 division crowns… 0 playoff wins… revenues plunging into the red… we truly must be cursed.
Just a thought – look up Favre's playoff record since 1996. Pretty horrible.
Oh and by the way, just a tip: the 1996 team wasn't led by Favre – it was led by Reggie White.
twizzlystick says: Jul 17, 2010 2:01 PM
Okay jrm Favre didn't lead the Packers to a SB in 96 cause you hate him lol. Like I said if you're happy you don't have your HOF QB who won all those games including a SB ring and only had 1 losing season in 19 years then I'm sure you don't mind that we've got him and he kicked your ass last year and cost you the division and took us to the NFCC game his year with us.
If you like your 17-15 record with no division titles and no playoff wins since he left then good cause we like what's happened to your team too. And best of all if you like having a GM that gets you 2 winning seasons and 1 playoff win every 5 years – outstanding man!!!
Canned Heat says: Jul 17, 2010 6:11 PM
twizzlystick says:
July 16, 2010 4:34 PM
What HORRIBLE news for the Packers! Jolly was pretty good. Is this all part of the Favre curse???
No. The "Favre Curse" started last year to end your season, a year prior to end the Jets' season, and a few prior to that to end a few Packer seasons…all at critical times with passes that had no business being thrown. Remember all of you dandies in goldylocks, the man hasn't had good back-to-back seasons in over 11 years. You all up in the Twink City and further better have your fingers crossed, your toes crossed and your tackle tied in a knot, because your "dream run" with Mr. Waffle Iron will come to a bitter end…again. This time well before the NFC Championship game.
Jolly will be missed only if there's an injury. He was as out of shape as Pickett and now there's 4 solid players in waiting to fill the gap. What I want to know is, what the Viqueens have planned to fill the offensive line needs for the trunstiles that got Favre bitch slapped late in the year and what will happen if someone goes down….because O-lineman go down.
To all of the Wisconsin Packer fan clowns on here that think they're apparently GM material and think Ted T. is a horrible GM, go back and review Ron Wolf's picks. Other than Bob Harlan Ok-ing money moves to get Reggie White and a few other components like Rison, Beebe and a few other free agents, he wasn't that great. Ted has made a few questionable picks, but almost all have panned out, and some have been outstanding.
twizzlystick says: Jul 17, 2010 8:49 PM
Canned Heat, then why have the Packers only had 2 winning seasons and 1 playoff win in 5 years under Thompson?? The Packers last 2 seasons are part of the Favre curse and him just plain kicking your ass last season but what about the other seasons of failure you've had under Thompson?
You have to remember that the Vikes have improved 2 games per season in the 4 years Childress has been coach of the Vikes, they just keep getting better and better while the Packers just keep getting more content fighting for 2nd place behind the Vikes.
Adam-Chris Schefterson says: Jul 18, 2010 1:06 AM
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All I have to say is jamarcus better see a similar punishment.
JaMarcus Russel is not an NFL player. If Goodell can suspend him, then Russel's more of an idiot than I thought. And that's saying something.
Adam-Chris Schefterson says: Jul 18, 2010 1:09 AM
Oh, woe is us! Without Johnny Jolly we may as well pack it in now! Forsooth! All is lost!
Had to throw twinkie dick and pervy a bone. You know this is what they think we're saying over here, the ignorant idiots.
bluestree says: Jul 18, 2010 11:02 AM
In an unrelated story, Intenational House of Pancakes has announced a new breakfast entree in honor of Brett Favre. It is called the "Old No. 4". It is a waffle (you were expecting a blintz, maybe?), smeared with Grape Jelly and yellow cream cheese.
It is expected to be an IHOP top seller, although initial reports indicate a low percentage of Favre waffles being served to the correct tables. Apparently No.4's are being easily intercepted on their way to diners by people who in some cases just walked in off the street.
This has been a problem with franchisee's in Minnesota, where there have been long and frustrating waits for anything to be delivered. Waitresses have taken to flinging the waffles aimlessly all over the dining room, in an attempt to get them to the right customers.
IHOP's corporate office has suggested the waitstaff "check down" to the diners closest to the kitchen.
Majik Bullet says: Jul 18, 2010 12:18 PM
IHOP only had to introduce the "Old No. 4" because the waiter had a tendency to hold onto the "Rodgers 50 times flattened Pancake Platter " way too long, burning his hands and causing the platter to slip from his grasp, which he then tried to save by inexplicably kicking the platter into the air, resulting in disaster.
When questioned about it later, the waiter blamed the cooks for making the plate too hot.
twizzlystick says: Jul 18, 2010 12:49 PM
IHOP also just introduced the Arod Knob Gobbler Special which is selling very well in Green Bay.
footballrulz says: Jul 18, 2010 1:40 PM
Well let's not forget the Chilly special. It's an enclosed hotdog bun with lips on one end, and hair on the other., The hot dog itself is emblazoned with a big ol number 4. The only condiment is a big tube of KY. The hot dog can be inserted from either end. It's preferable that the diner slides it in and out several times and the KY is only required if it's inserted from the end that has hair.
It also comes with 11, no make that 12, french fries in the shape of a huddle
bluestree says: Jul 18, 2010 1:56 PM
New at Applebee's is the Shiancoe, a pan seared, blackened tube steak with a creamy Chilly sauce, peeking out from a bed of gerharts and rice.
pervy harvin says: Jul 18, 2010 5:50 PM
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July 18, 2010 1:56 PM
New at Applebee's is the Shiancoe, a pan seared, blackened tube steak with a creamy Chilly sauce, peeking out from a bed of gerharts and rice.
Not bad for an elderly guy in a home…maybe you should invest some of your life savings(all $2,631) and hire me to be your comedy writer…
bluestree says: Jul 18, 2010 6:11 PM
Sorry Perv, child labor laws. Got wait till you're at least 16. Thanks for the interest though, Send me a fan letter and I'll have one of my people sign my name to an 8×10 for 'ya. You're welcome!
Dial-A-Cliche says: Jul 18, 2010 6:25 PM
Don't know what you were thinking, but you managed to embarrass all the Packer and Viking fans with your last few elementary school-level posts. Take your crayons and coloring book home, it's time for your nap.
Dial-A-Cliche says: Jul 18, 2010 6:29 PM
Stay well clear of bluestree, he might be contagious…
MACK DADDY says: Jul 19, 2010 10:10 AM
A story about Johnny has more responses than a story about BrInt? Favre is losing his touch
cusoman says: Jul 19, 2010 9:11 PM
How in the sam hell does someone do this right under an NFL organization's nose without getting IMMEDIATELY caught? Sounds more like he was the Packers' supplier (don't get all hussy on me, lots of NFL players are users and you know it) and a situation came up where they had to blame it on someone. Jolly ol' saint Johnny took the fall.
farvedope says: Jul 23, 2010 12:33 PM
"What HORRIBLE news for the Packers! Jolly was pretty good. Is this all part of the Favre curse???" You mean the curse of the Favre pick in our house as 7 point favorites against the Giants. How about last years Favre pick across field ah poor vikes the curse of the Favre pick!


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I can't get it at WalMart so could you give me a product number or bar code?
My Walmart carries it. It can be had at Michael's Crafts as well. Maybe Hobby Lobby? At about $2 bucks more a can than Walmart though. Phone first...
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...Told me that they discontinued it. My call to Krylon yeilded the same information. I'll be going in and doing a "little" complaining! Thanks for the info, guys!
I didn't realize the crystal clear glaze was the triple thick.
Merry Christmas
The two K marts here in my town have it. Your's should too.
I picked some up at WalMart yesterday. I couldn't find it at first and then realized they changed the can design. Same stuff. Coated a Bass with it last night.Peace. Jeff F.
They must've been stockpiled with the old stuff/cans at your Walmart. They changed the cans about a year, maybe a year and a half ago. (Unless they changed the cans AGAIN recently?)
.....I went into Walmart yesterday and "created a scene" when they told me that they "discontinued" it. The paint dept. guy promised he'd check it out when I TOLD him you guys could still get it at your Walmarts!
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Delhi Daredevils, coached by former South African batsman Gary Kirsten and mentored by former pacer T.A. Sekar, fought a fierce battle with Rajasthan royals for Aussie pacer Nathan Coulter-Nile. Nile was snapped up the Daredevils for 4.25 crore. Interestingly, teams reposed their faith on Indian pacers too. Experienced customers like Laxmipathy Balaji and Ashish Nehra were still good enough to get more than their base price. Balaji, base price 50 lakhs, went to Kings XI for 1.8 crore while Nehra was bought by Chennai at his base cost of Rs 2 crore.
Jaydev Unadkat, the left-arm quickie, who has been in and out of the Indian team was quite in demand. Delhi, Rajasthan and Punjab were engaged in a grim bidding war. Delhi got him for Rs 2.8 crore, 20 lakh more than the more experience Ishant Sharma, who was retained by Hyderabad. Mohit Sharma was retained by CSK for twice his base price of Rs 1 crore while Varun Aaron was taken by RCB for 2 crore after Delhi did not use their right-to-match option.
The post-lunch session was relatively boring. Proven performers like Cameron White, Marlon Samuels, Brett Lee, Johan Botha and Jesse Ryder found no takers. With most teams picking their main players in the morning session, the evening saw long stretches when players went sold. Teams were more keen to bolster their bowling attack. Aussie pacers Kane Richardson and Ben Hilfenhaus went to Rajasthan Royals and Chennai Super Kings at their base price of a crore each.
Thursday will see another round of auction but the day is expected to belong to uncapped players. Of course, the big names who were not sold on Wednesday can come back to the pool if the teams desire. Punjab still have 14.2 crore left in the purse (there is a cap of Rs 60 crore per team) while Rajasthan have more than 12 crore. While Hyderabad, Delhi and Kolkata each have anything between 8-9 crore in their kitty, Bangalore have less than 2 crore to spend. Bangalore of course, dominated Day 1 of the auction by spending a record 14 crore on Yuvraj Singh.


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Billy "The Kid" and his gang is wanted by the law, and when "Doc" Scurlock and Chavez are captured, Billy has to save them. They escape and set south for Mexico. "Let's hire a thief to catch one", John S. Chisum said, so he paid Pat Garrett, one of Billy's former partners, $1000 for the killing of William H. Bonney aka Billy "The Kid".
The score done by Jon Bon Jovi makes this a passable film. It's very good and epic-like for this Western setting. It's so good you actually keep watching just to hear the music as you wonder what epic level they are going to go to next.
I can even argue that this is perhaps the best score in movie history. Of course it will never be considered that because it was made for a very mediocre film that seemed to be concocted solely because of the success of it's original two years previous and attempting to make some more money for the studios.. But what makes it so great is that it turns a very poorly conceived and executed movie into an okay film with some fun moments in it. Take away the score of Young Guns 2 and you have yourself a terrible film.
So doesn't that make it a great score? Young Guns is a failed movie without it and Jon Bon Jovi turned it into a C- film. It's like they came in at the last minute to work on and answer the final problem on your Math exam, and if they didn't you would of have had to repeat the grade. So you can argue that turning bad into okay is much more valuable than turning good into great. The great is always gets remembered, but so is the horrible. And Jon Bon Jovi was reason #1 why this movie wasn't horrible.
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It was the summer of 1990 and I was in a cross-roads. My friends and I were off to high school for the first time that fall after a very relaxing grade school experience and many of us weren't going to be friends for very long after we crossed into the large mothership of the high school existence. We were all scared taking that plunge because we all knew nothing would ever be the same again after that. When you're 13-14 years old, things like this kept you awake at night with worry.
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Watching Young Guns 2 twenty-one years later still gave me the same puzzlement afterwards. There really isn't a theme in this movie and therefore we are left feeling cheated without really knowing why.
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Yeah....but did he get laid on his trip?
Dude from Breaking Bad is playing the lead role in the Need for Speed movie.
Haven't watched the USMNT a lot lately.... Have not seen these uniforms. WTF!?
Well??????????? What say ye? I heard the Blu-Ray had about another 30 minutes of unseen footage from the theatre version. After watching it that night, I said it seemed about 1/2 hour short of having enough detail. I'm wondering what they showed that wasn't seen at the theatre.
I'm a rat, bought it day one have not watched it yet. Between baseball playoffs/MI football/lions......whatever free time I've had has gone to this.
Lions play Monday night against Chicago so me, my girlfriend, and 3 fools are gonna lather up in full 3d this Sunday. Ill give the Marc review Sunday, good look trick
Speaking of the tigers. Taking my dad to game 4 against the yanks tomorrow night. Made his day! Got raped on stub hub, $300 for two tickets. Aaaaaaaagh....(donkey fart)
I like em. I think they'd be better with the navy shorts.
Still rocking the Alaskan malamute huh fool....nice choice
@AllTerrainUnit random question, but what is a marc?
actually does anyone mind reading an essay I wrote, I need some feedback before handing it in. Just let me know and I'll PM it to you.
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Explained this a few times on here. Anyways.....just a random adjective I started calling my boys back in high school. We still call each other "Marc's" cause it's just a nonsense word. Example of a text I got last Saturday from my boy: "Marc's: tigers game tonight, where you guys want to watch it"?
An all purpose word, depends on the context. Hahaha.....right now I'm being a Marc for this long explanation, dig it?
ya I get it now
Does my halloween icon make all of you irate?
Pretty serious
Why is Ghost the only one who's added me on PSN so far?
Also Hector, nice job on that EV's article! Is that the first time you've been on the front page on IGN?
I'd add you if I knew your PSN
OP_Spencer is my PSN. I posted it the other day, but I suppose I should just put it in my sig.
No. I lost count on how many times I've made the front page of IGN.
Lol, it definitely caught my eye.
I don't check the front page very often I guess. And who taught you your manners? At least say thanks when someone compliments you...
Sorry, I don't get compliments very often. Especially on IGN's forums. Thanks.
It's all good! You're welcome.
Sorry Towelie, I don't have my PS3 with me at college. I'll add you when I go home for Thanksgiving in about a month. How's life, dude?
Sounds like a good plan. How come you left it home? And life's improving, thanks for asking. I just bought myself a laptop today so I'll be around the boards a lot more often than before.
I dunno man, my family still uses it for movies and some games, plus I didn't want an excuse to stay in all the time. It's alright though, my friend down the hall brought one so we all play on that. I can't get on PSN though. Anyway, good to hear you're doing good.
Well hopefully we can play together in the future. I don't know if anyone remembers, but quite a while ago I said that I absolutely would not be buying Black Ops 2. But it seems like I'll be eating my words, simply because that's what all my friends will be playing. I know there are plenty of new games coming out, but I'm cheap (or broke, whichever you prefer) So buying one new game seems more reasonable. And as much as we all complain, CoD is still fun. I think most of us agree on that.
So who here bought Pokemon Black 2 or White 2? I never asked.
lol I'm not getting Black Ops 2 either dude. I have everything up until Black Ops and I vow to never buy another Call of Duty ever again.
I didn't, but only because I no longer have a DS. In your opinion, how do they stand up against all the other games?
It's the best Pokemon game I've played. There are SO MANY different Pokemon in the game for people to use. And this particular game makes it so much easier to make a large group of competitive Pokemon. Huge story to go along with all the gameplay, well paced, and tons of end game extra things.
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Sounds intriguing. I guess I've never entertained the idea of having all 5 generations of pokemon available in one playthrough. I'm just sitting here thinking of all the fun teams I could make haha.
That is what I've wanted since the third-generation.
Anyone got any good Electro or Wub Wub music? I've been hooked to this one for the past 3 days.
Just found out my second child will be another girl!
Julianna Elle-Marie, due Feb 19
Children are the best thing in the entire world
No, but there are a lot. You can SEE 500 out of the 649 in the game. You can catch a bit less. Probably somewhere in the 400s.
Congratulations and best of luck.
She's camping until then?
Found this kind of amusing.
I've also relized I haven't played a CoD since early September
@Deansmash, you still holding up your end of the challenge you sent out?
Congrats man!! I have 2 boys and she is talking about trying one more time for a girl. We are the only ones in the family without a girl and she is feeling left out.
Good stuff
Kids are more important than COD. Besides......you aren't really missing anything.
You should know me well enough that I would lol.
I'll strap $60 onto a prepaid CC and PSN the info to you. That's your Elite for the year, right?
We will eventually go for a third child (we've wanted three all along) so there's still a chance for a boy. My sister said we'd have all girls (before my wife was even pregnant the first time) and if she's right, as long as my kids come out healthy and in one piece, I can't complain.
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