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The South Texas Ecotour Marketing Alliance (STEMA) announces development of The Llanos Mesteños South Texas Heritage Trail. In publishing the 32 page all-color trail map and travel guide, STEMA is focused on developing the nature and heritage tourism potential of south Texas while increasing appreciation among locals and outsiders for its abundant historical and natural assets.
The organization of STEMA has been a key project of the Rio Bravo Resource Conservation And Development Council (RC&D), a non-profit, all volunteer support arm of the Natural Resource Conservation Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Rio Bravo RC&D promotes regional economic development by encouraging farmers, ranchers and their communities to diversify with nature and heritage tourism enterprises, providing technical and financial support through grants, educational seminars and field days.
The Trail's 300-mile route describes more than 120 historical landmarks, birdwatching and outdoor destinations, and natural features as well as museums, special events and tourism-diversified heritage farms and ranches across the South Texas Heartland - A region that tourism has mostly bypassed but history can't ignore.
Heritage tourists experience the very spots where Spanish and Mexican-era pioneers honed ranching traditions later adopted by the American Cowboy. For history buffs: true tales of Indian raids, border bandits, armed revolution and tenacious bravery in frontier isolation.
On the wild side, birders and nature enthusiasts get directions to little-known preserve sites and are welcomed to ranches where generations of private land stewardship have nurtured stunning native wildlife and plant diversity.
The pocket-sized, 32-page Trail Guide with point-by-point descriptions of nearly 70 communities and sites of interest is ready for distribution. Stunning location photography, original line art illustrations, a site-keyed foldout Trail Map and select advertising spaces will highlight the full-color booklet.
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The Llanos Mesteños South Texas Heritage Trail is being sponsered by the Rio Bravo Resource Conservation and Development Council (RC&D) a non-profit support arm of the U.S.D.A. Natural Resource Conservation Service. Servicing 12 South Texas counties, the RC&D goals include helping guide the diversification of the region's traditional rural-based economies. Developing South Texas tourism potential is prioritized to increase appreciation among locals and outsiders for the region's abundant historical and natural assets.
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Jessica Ennis calls delays to stadium re-opening a "huge shame"
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Jessica Ennis: Disappointed with delays to the re-opening of the Olympic Stadium
Britain's golden girl Jessica Ennis has called the delays to the re-opening of the Olympic Stadium a "huge shame" after it was revealed it may stay closed until 2016.
West Ham have been named preferred bidder to take over the Stratford stadium, but the London Legacy Development Corporation have said the stadium will not open before 2015 and maybe as late as 2016.
UK Athletics were unimpressed after hearing the decision, with aims to stage events next summer, and 26-year-old Ennis said all athletes would be disappointed.
She said: "It's a huge shame because we put on such a great show in that stadium and it does seem a long time to wait.
"It was such a great stadium to be in and an amazing atmosphere and I would just love to see those crowds back in there.
"We have the 2017 World Championships there which is great, but I think all the athletes would love to see it being used before then."
The Sheffield star, who has been named in the shortlist for Sunday's Sports Personality of the Year Award, said she was delighted to be one of five women on the 12-strong list.
Ennis said: "I think after the disappointment of last year of not seeing a single female in the top ten, what British women have done in sport this year has been amazing.
"To have five women on the shortlist is incredible but it's fully deserved."
After launching herself back into training following her Olympic comedown, the former world indoor and outdoor champion admitted it's been a tough task.
"It is definitely hard getting back into it. The motivation is different. This time last year I was working so hard to get to the Olympics and was so focused and driven," said Ennis.
"Once you have achieved those goals it's different.
"To get back into that horrible training, especially when it's horrible weather and freezing cold, is really difficult, but it does feel good too because I was feeling quite unfit.
"I'm working towards the World Championships next year now, and then after that the Commonwealth Games, with Rio in the longer term.
"But it is hard to refocus yourself and think about something so far away.
"With other challenges I have always been really intent on moving on but with the Olympics it has been a completely different feeling.
"To be able to experience the Olympic Games on that level and in your own country was something else.
"I often think back to those days I was doing the event, especially the Saturday night, and it just makes me smile again."


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Driving a Honda Accord to a Million Miles
Once upon a time there was a man from Norway Maine named "Million-Mile" Joe. In 1966, he bought a used Honda Accord with 76,000 miles on it. He drove the car approximately 4,700 miles per month, averaging per quarter about what the average American driver does per year (13,500). He drove the car a million miles...maybe more.
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The semis, which is well we are given
Spanish Football Selection, juice Wednesday's first semifinal of the UEFA EURO2012 Poland-Ukraine that the disputed against the selection Portuguese Cristiano, Pepe, Coentrao (Real Madrid CF), Nani, and company. The meeting was rather sleepy, and that Spain is submissive in her trance of play, and Portugal took its best to face the Spanish side.
Portugal looked at many times and deserved to take it game, but finished off their chances or the chances of front and medicentros, or the faults of Christian were able to create goal in the Spanish goalkeeper Iker goalkeeper Casillas (Real Madrid), Spain and not all the competition posed a very attacking game if not more defensive, so defensive and some attackers were two teams that spent 90 minutes flying, resulting in 30 minutes of the extension, which as a phoenix Spain resurfaced to raise gallons of European champion and the world, with a tired Portugal, despite having two days off more than Spain, the Spanish began to show their football pretty fast, but bereft of goal by a lack of front because neither managed to find the net national teams in the 30 additional minutes, the referee Çakir Turkish, which was not one of his best games, go as always odd to say that Çakir has refereed a game well, but good at what we Çakir led to the penalty shootout, which began pulling Xabier Alonso (Real Madrid CF), penalty that was stopped by Rui Patricio (Sporting Portugal), but not how you start but as just , the remaining four were successful penalties Gerard Pique, Andres Iniesta (FC Barcelona), Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid CF) that was well positioned when the penalty throw to the "Panenka", and the last penalty was for the same as the one who shot four years ago in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Euro 2008 Austria-Switzerland, Cesc Fabregas (FC Barcelona) remato shot and frame the ticket to the final of this tournament. Now Spain hopes rival will come out of the clash between Germany and Italy. Who will be the winner? not known, will have to wait to next Friday to find out. While the usual
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Conversely, panic rolls on stuff you think you need but don't?
Once, I looked at loot, didn't notice anything I wanted, and started making my way to the next boss. Then, rolling came up for an item and a friend whispered me "Oooh, are you going to roll on that?" and glancing at the item I saw some stat upgrades I sent my roll request to the loot master in panic (we have a 15-second loot request rule to make loot go quickly). After I did I took a closer look at the item. Sure, it would have been an upgrade for me at one point, but not anymore... No one rolled against me and before I could say "Wait, shard it" it was in my bags. I wasted some nice DKP on that!


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Causes: My Pink Polishes Purchased in October + Swatches!
This trio is from a new brand to this blog called Dr.'s Remedy. I was pleasantly surprised! These polishes contain Tea Tree Oil, Vitamins, & Wheat Protein. These applied really nicely but Hopeful was the standout. This only took 2 coats & tried super fast. Both Nurture & Purity run more sheer, especially Purity! I couldn't even swatch it because it is one of those "my nails but better" type shades..& my nails got stained like crazy only yesterday...so no go. Nurture is swatched below though although you can't quite see the lovely pink flash!
Last up is my Nails by Laura polish in Know Hope which I bought awhile back. I swatched it this last week (see the swatches, they're pretty fun!) & am still in love. I wore this for about 5 days & had strangers grabbing my hands telling me how pretty it was & asking about it. This is extremely limited (only 300 bottles will ever be created!) so if you want it, grab it while you can!
Here they all are swatched with my index finger being a mix of China Glaze Naked + Dr.'s Remedy in Hopeful then a fabulous top coat of Know Hope. My middle finger is Dr.'s Remedy in Nurture, ring finer is Dr.'s Remedy in Hopeful, & my pinky is China Glaze in Naked. All of them were topped off with the Seche Vite from the duo pack.
What do you think of these shades? Did you pick any pink polishes up for Breast Cancer Awareness month? What is your favorite pink?
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Tech, humor, video games, and nuance by David Chartier—Content Strategist, Freelance Writer, Tech Distiller, and proprietor of Finer Things in Tech
Good decision, especially since the MPEG LA (the group in charge of H.264 patents) announced in 2011 to extend its royalty-free H.264 policy for the life of the patent portfolio. Creators of H.264-encoded videos that are made free to watch on the web will never have to pay an H.264 licensing fee, while for-pay products and services like iTunes and Blu-ray still have to license the tech. Fair 'nuff.
Google never bothered to drop H.264 support from Chrome like it threatened to, so Mozilla and Opera have been the only holdouts. Now is as good a time as ever to end this silly standoff so the web can finally standardize on a video technology.
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DIY Maple Vinegar from Popular Science Magazine
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Good cooks understand the importance of acid in cooking, how it adds brightness and balance and can make flavors 'pop.' Sometimes all it takes is a simple squeeze of lemon or a splash of vinegar to move a dish from pretty good to spectacular, so having a few great vinegars on hand is an essential pantry item. This recipe for maple vinegar, made with four simple ingredients, produces a unique, nuanced vinegar that will work drizzled on everything from roasted butternut squash to ice cream. Seriously good stuff.
DIY holiday gift makers take note: you may want to start this one soon!
First, let's just say it: a recipe from Popular Science Magazine? Really? Yes! There's a lot of science in cooking and especially in the fermentation process, so the scientific POV is really appreciated here. The authors of this recipe, Aki Kamozawa and H. Alexander Talbot, are the couple behind Ideas in Food, a wonderful website and cookbook that explores the whys as much as the hows when it comes to cooking. So we're in good hands here.
The recipe consists of just four ingredients: maple syrup, dark rum, 'live' vinegar, and water which you simply mix up, put into a jar, cover with cheese cloth and store in a dark place. This whole process takes about one minute, maybe two. Where you have to be patient is in the next stage, when the bacteria acetobacter aceti converts the alcohol (from the rum and from the maple syrup's sugars) into vinegar. The water is there to keep the alcohol level low enough for this to work.
After about a month in the back of a dark cupboard, it's time to taste the vinegar and see where it's at. There should be no smell or taste of alcohol at this point. (You can also purchase testing kits from a home brew store to determine if you're vinegar is done fermenting.) The vinegar is then strained (to remove the 'mother') and decanted into an airtight container where it enters its final stage: aging. Kamozawa and Talbot recommend six months to deepen and mellow the flavor.
The first time I made this vinegar, I reduced the recipe by 75%, as it calls for some expensive ingredients (about 1-1/2 cups of rum and 4 cups of maple syrup for the full recipe) and I wanted to be sure before I invested. The resulting small batch was so delicious that I made a larger batch over this past weekend. Although it will need further aging, I plan on giving most of it away as holiday gifts.
Maple vinegar is an amazing elixir, characterized by a buttery, caramel flavor, and a nice, tangy finish. It's similar to a good balsamic, in that the sweet and acid notes are robust and well-balanced. Kamozawa and Talbot recommend brushing it on squash roasted with butter and cayenne or spooning it over a runny brie and serving it with crisp apple slices. It's also delicious drizzled on a fig/arugula pizza and over a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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Sounds so good! Too bad that maple syrup is £5 per 100ml... It's no wonder Brits eat their pancakes and waffles with honey instead of syrup!
What an awesome idea, especially for holiday gifts! I'm going to try it!
You sold me at the "similar to a good basalmic" - as a person with grape issues (any version triggers migraines) it's hard to figure out how to cook without it. I'm going to have to go get the ingredients for this and give it a go! It will be nice to be able to have something to put into recipes that doesn't result in a killer headache the next day...
This sounds like an awesome holiday gift- approximately how many cups does the fished product yield? I'd love to tackle this, but I don't want to come up short because of evaporation.
leavingthecity: I don't know exactly how much evaporation there is here but I can say from experience that there's not much. The full recipe makes about 1 liter.
Has anyone tried this? I am about six weeks in, and mine did not make a "mother," as the recipe said it would.


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Philip Guston, Forms on Lock Ledge, 1979, oil on canvas, 60 x 72 inches
"How fitting-or perhaps devastating- that Guston's paintings are exhibited a mere dozen blocks south from the largest Piero Della Francesca collection ever assembled on the North American continent. Guston saw Piero as his lodestar, a mystical avatar of Pythagorean perfection made manifest in pigment on board. Guston, more than any claimant, is America's Piero. More democratic, flabbier and down at the heels, but ours nonetheless. Now that the death of painting is as old as Watergate, artists can look anew at the classicism Guston's paintings exclaim. Guston's art offers a new narrative of emotional attunement that painting still promises." Caleb De Jong
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5. Job or volunteer opportunities
A part-time job or second career is increasingly becoming a part of the retirement years. If you plan to continue working, consider the health of the economy before moving to a new place, and look for cities with interesting part-time job or consulting opportunities. Many retirees also pursue volunteer work for the community and social benefits. John Larson, 83, a retired photographer in Oshkosh, Wis., volunteers several days a month at the Experimental Aviation Association's museum. "I don't have to travel the world to meet people interested in space and aviation," he says. "They all show up here sooner or later, especially the last week of July at the Air Venture fly-in."
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Your health care needs are likely to increase as you age. Some 150,000 people changed residences for health reasons in 2011, typically after age 75. Any retirement spot you are considering should have health and elder-care facilities and doctors who specialize in taking care of older patients.
"If you have a country home someplace that is out in the middle of nature and you develop health problems later on, it can be hard to get to health care or to get an ambulance to come to you," says Suzanne Salamon, associate chief for geriatric clinical programs at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. "When you get older, you see a lot of specialists. It's easier if you are in an area where all these specialists are fairly close by."
7. Convenient transportation
Many retirees eventually reach a point where they can't or don't want to drive. When this happens, other methods of transportation are essential. Consider whether a city has public transportation options or affordable taxi or van services for seniors.
Boone, N.C., and Corvallis, Ore., for example, have free bus systems for all residents, and those age 65 and older can ride the bus for free in Ann Arbor, Mich., and State College, Penn. Seniors in Amherst, Mass., can use a senior van service that costs $2.50 to $3.50 per ride.
8. Amenities for seniors
As you age, you may increasingly need assistance with errands, yardwork and household chores. Some cities have nonprofit aging-in-place communities that provide a range of services such as home maintenance, transportation and meal services in exchange for an annual fee. You might also be interested in socializing at a senior center, using a senior citizen tuition waiver at a local college or getting senior discounts from local retailers. Check out the perks and privileges offered to senior citizens, even if you are not yet old enough to qualify.
9. Near family and friends
There is no substitute for living near friends and family members. Even the coldest retirement spot can be welcoming when you can watch your grandchildren play in your backyard. Living near relatives can also save you money if your children or other relatives can give you a ride to your next doctor's appointment or help with household chores you would otherwise pay someone to do.
10. Close to home
Most people who move don't relocate far from home. The majority of retirees who moved in 2010 and 2011 stayed in the same county and state. Only 0.8% of senior citizens crossed state lines or relocated abroad. There are many benefits to staying put in retirement: You already know your way around town, you don't need to make new friends unless you want to, and you now have time to rediscover all the weekday happenings you missed while you were working. "One of the big myths about seniors is there is this huge flood of seniors who, as soon as they retire, pick up and move somewhere," says Frey. "People tend to move to places they are familiar with. Maybe their children live there or they have friends there."
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But it's more that that. We're talking about Keef here ... the man, the myth, the legend ...
The man who slept in a bunker on the golf course outside of the Skimmington Castle.
The man who drank 14 Westmalle Tripels and was still able to get up the next morning and supervise the unpacking of a trade show booth.
The man who drank the lifetime limit of Kasteel Blondes in a single evening and still made the trip to St. Sixtus at Westvleteren the next afternoon. (In case you're curious, it is only possible to drink 12 Kasteel Blondes in a single lifetime. Beyond that your body will simply not accept any more. I've watched Keith try on several occasions, but it always ends up a nasty mess. You have to admire his determination though.)
To belatedly celebrate Keef's 60th birthday in September, it is only fitting that we pay a visit to the St. Sixtus Monastery in Westvleteren, Belgium. (And I believe St. Sixtus is the patron saint of sixty plus year old beer drinkers.) With enough participants, it should be easy enough for the group to enjoy at least 60 beers at St. Sixtus ... after all, I was there with Keef, Dale and Allan several years ago when the four of us ordered 14 in a single round. That was the night we broke the sofa in Keef's room and almost burned down a hotel in Bruges ... so this time we should probably stay in Poperinge.
I've gotten a little ahead of myself ... but here's the plan ... in honor of Keef's birthday, you have 5 days to enjoy 60 quality Belgian beers with Keef.
And if you've never met Keef before, what better way to make his acquaintance.
The first part of the trip is an excursion out to the Westvleteren monastery where we'll debate the merits of the Westvleteren 12 against the under appreciated Westvleteren Blond. Then we'll convene in Brussels for the Belgian Beer Weekend (http://www.belgianbeerweekend.be/). Hopefully you can make the whole trip ... but if you can't ... consider joining us at least for the beer festival in Brussels.
The tour starts in Poperinge on the evening of Wednesday, September 2. Some of us will be meeting at the Brussels Airport to catch the 15.30 train that will deposit us in Poperinge at 18.00.
There are two bars in Poperinge that have over 100 beers ... Café de la Paix on the Grote Markt (http://www.cafedelapaix.be/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=23&Itemid=7&lang=en), conveniently just a few doors down from the hotel ... and the bar in the Hotel Palace (http://www.hotelpalace.be/index2.php?page=bar) which seems to have the reputation as being the best beer bar in Poperinge ... I look forward to comparing them for myself!
We plan to spend Thursday, September 3 at the In de Vrede Café, across the street from the Westvleteren monastery (http://indevrede.be/languagee/index.htm). Join us in the café and wallow in the Westvleteren 12 and Blond ... be a glutton ... order them 4 at a time if you're so moved (seriously, the service is a little slow, so you might at least want to double up ... even if you don't double up the double ups).
We've done a research mission and found a few great alternative destinations for those times when the Delirium Café and Floris Bar are too crowded.
Of course, if you've yet to make this trip, the Delirium Café and Floris Bar will be your new home away from home. (Well, actually some days it can be a challenge to get out of the Hotel Ibis bar, a true home away from home.)
To whet your appetite, here are some past trip reports:
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San Diego Chargers' head coach Norv Turner said today that running back Ryan Mathews will handle third down duties this season, making him one of the rare every down backs in the NFL. Well, no spit. Who was gonna come out of the backfield and catch passes? Le'Ron McClain? Curtis Brinkley? As a Raiders fan, I wish. Ryan Mathews is solid catching the ball. Even if there were a backup who was a suitable third down option, Mathews would likely still get the job. Mathews caught 50 passes last year in only 13 starts. He's a fine option on third down.
As I always say, it's never too early to talk fantasy football. I start thinking up my draft strategy while the NFL Playoffs are still going on. So, as far as fantasy implications, this is good news for Mathews' outlook. He made vast improvements last year, and coming into only his third year, it's reasonable to expect a significant pick up in production. The departure of Mike Tolbert is huge for Mathews' fantasy potential. He had a modest 1091 yards last season, but sharing the backfield with Tolbert limited him to 222 carries. Expect that number to go way up. If he can continue to manage 4.9 yards per tote, you're looking at a stud fantasy running back. I'll never draft him, because I despise the Chargers, but I expect him to be on the low end of the elite backs (production wise - I don't think he's all that great a player) and think he could be a good value late in the first round.
However, it seems to me like good fantasy running backs are becoming more plentiful. This is something I'm going to look into as my draft approaches. But just keep in mind that if you pass on Mathews in the first round and grab, let's say, Andre Johnson, you could get a guy like Darren McFadden in the second round and not experience too bad of a drop off at the running back position.
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Woohee, It's too obvious.. too obvious.
I can't with these two…
serri-ah~ watch out, behind your back a bunch of dorks…
the so-called dal shabet leader acting like a five years old girl
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Boston, MA (SportsNetwork.com) - Jeremy Abbott won his fourth men's title at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships on Sunday.
After setting a U.S. record for points in the men's short program Friday night, Abbott earned 174.41 points in the free skate.
Abbott, who is looking to reach his second Olympics, posted a total score of 274.27 points. He finished ninth at Vancouver in 2010.
The U.S. team will be announced later Sunday night.
Jason Brown placed second with a score of 270.08, while Max Aaron finished third with a score of 260.44.


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|Fia-spectrophotometric determination of thiamine after UV-irradiation.
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|The determination of thiamine was carried out by UV-photodegradation in a single-line flow-injection assembly. The UV-photodegradation of thiamine was carried out in the coil of the injection valve, constituted of a PTFE tubing, half of its length being helically coiled around a UV lamp. A peak with two adjoining maxima was produced by injection, corresponding to the absorbance of the irradiated and non-irradiated sample. The analytical parameter is the difference between the two peaks, measured at 264 nm. The calibration graph is linear over the 1.2-30 mug/ml range of thiamine hydrochloride in 0.1M HCl. The influence of certain admixed substances was studied and the method was tested for the determination of thiamine in tablets.
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Posted: May 20, 2011
From Topic: Repeating Tasks
I think what you should do is to add a start date for the task. If you set start date for 21, it only appears on the day 21. Then, when you complete the task, it disappears again, only to reappear on 28.
Posted: May 10, 2011
From Topic: Hiding a feature (goals)
Nice. Thanks.
Would be better if there was the option to really remove the column, but this is something at least.
Posted: May 10, 2011
From Topic: Hiding a feature (goals)
I'd like to use the goals feature for a specific task (that I want to do every day), but not for any other. I want to do this in order to have the motivation chain. But, seeing as I don't want to use the feature for anything else, it is kind of annoying to have a large column of goal in the lists of tasks. I'd like to know if there is any possibility of hiding it from the lists of tasks, or at least moving the column all the way to the right so it does not take the space of more important information about my tasks.
Thanks for the help
Posted: Apr 26, 2011
From Topic: Searching - Hide Future tasks
I want to have a saved search which includes all texts within two specific contexts and several folders. I also want only to see the tasks that have a start data from today or before, I don't want to see future tasks. I can call this my Pure Work search. I had a setting in which all I had to do for this last part (hide future tasks) was to have a filter for: Start date is before tomorrow, and change the "tomorrow day" every day. But you probably performed an update or something and now this does not include tasks without a start date.
So, my question now is, how to have a saved search that does not show me tasks with future start dates?
Thanks in advance for your help
Posted: Mar 12, 2011
I use contexts for places or activities (home, outside, study) and folders for projects/areas (personal, career, learning a new language). I'm not entirely sold on using subtasks but I'll keep them for a while to really test what I can do and then reevaluate.
Thank you all. It is with great satisfaction that I report that today I became a pro subscriber to Toodledo.
Thanks to the developers and to everyone who helps here at the forums.
Posted: Mar 07, 2011
PeterW, I'll check your explanation, thanks.
Salgud: that's a good idea, exactly the kind of suggestion I was expecting to hear.
Thanks to both of you :)
Posted: Mar 06, 2011
Hello everyone,
(I'm a new guy here, been using this for, maybe, 7 weeks and can't imagine now my life without this; everything has been going much more smoothly, and not only my prodcutivity increased, but most important my stress level decreased a lot. This was realy the first time I could the whole GTD idea thing working, after almost a year of failed attempts.)
Anyway, I'm now experimenting the week free pro trial to get a feel for the extra features and consider whether they are valuable or not. Only two features are of interest to the use I give to Toodledo: the Scheduler, which is awesome, and subtasks. What I'd like to ask you is to show me where can I read examples on how to use sub tasks. For me, it seems that it's just a neater and cleaner way to organize the tasks if you have many, but that they don't really add much functionality. Where am I wrong, can you show me good examples?
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Delish! Made these as a side for pulled pork. I cut the recipe in half: used (1) onion, 15 oz. can baked beans, a can of great northern beans, and a can of black beans. I also added a splash of bourbon with the brown sugar and vinegar. Very easy and tasty recipe.
Grandma Gwen's Beans
Photo: Jennifer Davick; Prop Styling: Caroline M. Cunningham
2012 Side Dish Smackdown Winner: Best Baked Beans
This baked bean recipe features four types of canned beans baked in a mixture of brown sugar, mustard, vinegar and bacon.
Yield: Makes 10 servings
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Total: 2 Hours, 5 Minutes
- 1 (1-lb.) package bacon slices
- 4 medium-size yellow onions, sliced
- 1/2 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 (16-oz.) cans butter beans, drained and rinsed
- 1 (15-oz.) can lima beans, drained and rinsed
- 1 (16-oz.) can kidney beans, drained and rinsed
- 1 (28-oz.) can baked beans
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Cook bacon, in batches, in a large skillet over medium-high heat 8 to 10 minutes or until crisp. Remove bacon, and drain on paper towels, reserving desired amount of drippings in skillet. (We reserved about 3 Tbsp.) Crumble bacon.
- 2. Sauté onions in hot drippings over medium heat 8 to 10 minutes or until onions are tender. Add brown sugar and next 4 ingredients. Cover and cook 20 minutes. Combine butter beans, next 3 ingredients, bacon, and onion mixture in a 13- x 9-inch baking dish.
- 3. Bake at 350° for 1 hour.
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Utah Utes defensive tackle Star Lotulelei is viewed as one of the top prospects in the 2013 NFL Draft class. Unfortunately for Lotulelei, he will not be able to impress scouts at the NFL Scouting Combine after medicals revealed a troubling condition
It was discovered during the medical exams that Lotulelei has a heart defect.
According to Chris Mortensen of ESPN, Lotulelei's left ventricle is pumping at 44 percent efficiency. The normal range is 55 to 70 percent. Lotulelei's condition was revealed during an echocardiogram that is conducted on all combine participants.
Lotulelei immediately left the combine and returned home to Utah for more medical tests.
We wish Lotulelei the best and hope that the condition will not prevent him from reaching his ultimate goal of playing on a NFL field and living up to his name, Star.


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- Look at the size of that styrofoam! This group collected lots of trash at Dabob Bay.
- Beach cleanup on Dabob Bay.
- Volunteering at Ellswork Creek Preserve in Southwest Washington.
- Hardhats are good protection from falling pinecones.
- Middle schoolers volunteering at Fisher Slough know that it sure beats the classroom!
- Hooray for dirt!
- Weeds can be pretty too!
- First time volunteers learn how to plant trees at Issaquah Creek.
- A young volunteer helps at an Earth Day event in Issaquah.
- Building fences at Moses Coulee Preserve.
- Birding volunteers at Port Susan Bay.
- A fun day of planting on Vashon Island.
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For Immediate release:Majority Caucus Louisville Metro Council Contact: Tony Hyatt 574-4137/526-3622Councilwoman Vicki Aubrey Welch (D-13) begins a new year of "Coffee with your Councilwoman" programs by hosting the newly appointed Third Division Commander of the Louisville Metro Police Department, Major Kelly Jones on Saturday, February 12th.
"It gives me great pleasure to introduce Major Jones to constituents in District 13 for our first "Coffee with your Councilwoman" of 2011," says Welch. "I have known Major Jones for many years and I am thrilled he is our new Commander for the LMPD Third Division. He is committed to partner with Southwest Metro Council members and work toward crime prevention in each of our districts."
"Coffee with your Councilwoman" is again located this year at the First String Family Grill, 5921 New Cut Road. It begins at 9:00am. The event is open to the public and First String will provide free coffee for everyone.
The program began last year, as a way for Welch to bring local government officials and agencies out into the district to meet residents.
"I hope every one will come out and meet Major Jones because it is important to know who is in charge of the brave men and women who patrol our streets," says Welch. "Our police officers and commanders rely on the public to help them fight crime. Public safety is one of my top priorities for our community."
For more information at the February District 13 "Coffee with your Councilwoman", contact Councilwoman Welch's office at 574-1113.Sponsor:Vicki Aubrey Welch (D) 13


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I'm A Tech Media Douche
To the person on the Internet who said I'm a "Tech Media Douche":
Honestly, you can call me whatever hater names you want (though only douches still say "douche"), but the fact is: my strat is tighter, my portfolio is fatter, and my buzz is louder than whatever bullshit blog you're writing because you're jealous of me.
When I wake up in the mornings, I check my expertly-curated Twitter list of thought influencers and buzz-masters, I get ideas for how to change the world with social media, and I sell those ideas to companies and brands for thousands and thousands of dollars. Then I use that money to buy super cool-looking glasses, designer blazers, and shirts with lots of extra straps on them, all of which I wear to the coolest media events and tech launches, where I get laid by 'hot nerd' college chicks looking for internships. You know, just stuff a "Tech Media Douche" does.
I'm not an early adopter. I get people pregnant with ideas, and then put the newest networks, apps and tech buzz up for adoption. Every day I get gadgets sent to me, for free, that would give you a geekgasm. I just made up the word "geekgasm". I just got a book deal to write "Geekgasm". On Foursquare, I'm the Mayor of more locations than Mayor McCheese, who is the Mayor of every McDonald's in the world. And the only reason I let him still be the Mayor of those, is because I would never eat at McDonald's because I only eat locally-grown sustainable organic food that has been prepared by an artisan.
I'm on the VIP list pretty much everywhere anyone would possibly want to be seen, and if I'm not, I tell them how many Twitter followers I have, and then I am. That's just how shit works for me. I've checked in from every restaurant you'll never get into. David Chang has a secret seat permanently saved for me at Momofuku Ko. I've hung out at one of Kanye's futuristic robot palaces to eat a ridiculously expensive kind of space ice cream that only astronauts and 'Ye can get (yeah, I can call Kanye "'Ye"). Don Draper was based on me, except without my shitload of Twitter followers because Twitter didn't exist in the '60s (though if I lived back then, it would have).
I'm Justin Bieber's swagger coach's swagger coach. Pete Cashmore refuses to be photographed with me because I make him feel ugly and stupid. I've been turtleneck-shopping with Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg personally "Likes" pretty much everything I post to Facebook, and Ashton Re-Tweets me constantly because he thinks I deserve to have more followers than he does. Larry and Sergey from Google are trying to figure out how to make an algorithm out of my life. Probably because I'm just some "Tech Media Douche".
I've been profiled by more media outlets than I can remember because everything I say is hilarious and poignant, and everything I do becomes a trend piece. The New York Times and Wired Magazine have arguments over who get to celebrate me each month. I've been been artfully photographed more times than Julia Allison and that kid who started Tumblr combined. VCs and Angel Investors line up to pitch me on why I should take their money. I put last night's dreams into a dream journal, and then those dreams start bidding wars to become the startups of tomorrow. I don't have bad ideas, but if did, I'd sell them on eBay, with a $1,000,000 reserve. David Fincher also wants to make a movie about my life (called "The Whole Internet"), but I told him he can't do it unless I get to play myself, and he gets Brad Pitt to play a guy who watches me make love to Angelina Jolie. He's just waiting to hear back from Pitt's agent (but Angelina's already in).
Even Apple couldn't design something as beautiful as my life. I've got millions of followers and everyone's my friend. In the time it took you to read this, my content drove bajillions of hits. Today I'll probably go viral just because I have nothing better to do. I'm not on the Internet, I AM THE INTERNET.
But you're right, I'm just a "Tech Media Douche".


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Are Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Really Expecting The 7th Member Of Their Child Army?
This is what I want. A child army
They are just so cute
I'm only reblogging this because I fucking love Shiloh Pitt. You go on wit yo bad ass self, girl!
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shotty put up 3 also 1st half.
Jets need to figure out just what the hell they're doing with Tebow out there, because basically all he's doing now is affording the Dolfins an extra man on defense.
Stats point to us losing by the running game.
But as mentioned above, the WR corps situation is killing us.
Team Stats
First Downs 10 9
Total Yards 114 156
Passing Yards 71 62
Rushing Yards 43 94
Penalties (Yds) 4(35) 6(38)
Turnovers 1 0
Punts (AVG) 2(43) 1(39)
Time of Pos. 16:03 13:57
Plus these refs are god awful, no way was it a roughing the kicker call.
Jets are officially the stupidest team in the NFL. Three time outs 45 secs. To go--- first we burn a time out to set up some moronic punt block then Smith tuns into the damn kicker. No ball, no chance to get closer, no clue. Just brilliant job all around. Great coaching and heads up play by Eric Smith..what a joke.
Meanwhile the Al-Qaeda beating 49ers are sucking against the Vikings.
Afraid to ask but stuck here at work with anything and everything blocked by the IT idiots relating to scores. I can't look up crap on the internet. How bad is it ???
Look Hill has to catch that period no rookie excuse your a receiver not a db. Our 2nd best receiver is playing db
That stupid route that led to the interception that kid should not see the field period again ever. The receivers have not helped Mark out at all since the first quarter of last week
What happened to coples move him around and get him in the game
the refs sucked this game so far too roughing the kicker, I thought you had top touch him to get that call. Not a big smith fan but not his fault at all
Bad half... the score should be tied. Defense seems to be stiffening in the last couple of drives. If we can just score a TD I think momentum swings for the Jets the rest of the game.
Yo wtf did i just watch ??? Did the ref really throw his hat on field and made the receiver slip.
That horrible call on Scott was a big play. Refs are really f*cking sh*t up today.
Spiller went out with a shoulder injury.


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Crossroads available as PDF
Crossroads is a ready-to-play story game by Per Fischer for up to four players and a facilitator. The game is now available in PDF format from RPGNow.
How far are you willing to go to get what you want? That is the question the players are asked to consider when making decisions on behalf of their player characters. It's powerful stuff.
The game comes complete with four player characters and can be played in two hours. It includes a very easy game system that helps push the shared fiction in unexpected directions. There is brief advice for both the players and the facilitator how to play.
Crossroads is inspired by the TV series The Booth at the End by Chris Kubasik.


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Yesterday here in Connecticut it was hazy, hot and humid. Then thundershowers passed through. Afterwards it was still – hazy, hot and humid. If you're stuck in an enclosed space trying to fight the heat – check out this do it yourself mini-desktop air conditioner. It runs entirely on batteries and is fueled by ice. If you have a spare hamburg box, some ice and a small battery powered fan – you're in business. More photos follow.
Here's your parts list:
– Burger styrofoam box
– A small exhaust pc brushless DC fan the thicker the width the better!!thin fans wont have much airflow so thicker ones are better!
– Some mounting tape
– Multi purpose glue
– A huge big pc heatsink – longer fins…better
– Or and alternative to the heatsink is cutting a can into rectangular shape with holes in it. This is what concentrates the air flow
– Power for the fan itself(batteries)
– Lots of ice cubes
Total cost should be under $5.
Now add Ice to the bottom of the container. When you put the two halves together, your cooling fan is on the top and out of the water (the heat sink sticks down into the cool ice to distribute the cold. Power up and enjoy!
Obviously this will only cool small spaces. In a heat wave – some relief is better than none. And it's cheap to make.
Can also serve as a mini-fridge for your lunch!
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"Last Supper" paintings show how food portions grew over millenium
We've been overeating our way through ever-larger portions over the past 1,000 years, a U.S. study revealed after studying more than 50 paintings of the Biblical Last Supper.
The study, by a Cornell University professor and his brother who is a Presbyterian minister and a religious studies professor, showed that the sizes of the portions and plates in the artworks, which were painted over the past millennium, have gradually grown by between 23 and 69 percent.
"We think that as art imitates life, these changes have been reflected in paintings of history's most famous dinner," said Brian Wansink, author of "Mindless Eating: Why We Eat More Than We Think," said in a statement.
Somebody did the same thing years ago, measuring the size of the apple in Eve's hand in various classical paintings over the centuries. And there are also classical and ancient sculptures of Aphrodite holding the Golden Apple – which is about the diameter of a chicken egg.
Whoever wrote this is displaying an abysmal lack of knowledge about both Jesus and The Last Supper. What part of Jesus was Jewish has escaped you? The last supper was a Passover Seder. Jews DO NOT EAT BREAD for the eight days of Passover they eat Matzoh, unleavened bread. Shame, Shame that researchers and reporters are so in sensitive as to ignore this fact and/or do research.


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When it comes to comfort foods, many opt for traditional dishes such as meatloaf, mashed potatoes, or grilled cheese sandwiches.
There is a certain constituency, however, who find comfort in the joy of raw fish. You know who you are.
Here are a few places within the Andovers where you can find tight maki rolls, juicy nigiri, and all the wasabi and soy sauce you can handle.
This North Andover favorite has fed the town since 1960. Nothing beats watching a comedy show with some good company and munching on maki.
During buffet hours, unlimited vegetarian sushi is available as well as multiple raw fish options such as tuna and salmon.
Check out the restaurant's Web site by clicking here, and remember that reservations are suggested as the Blossom fills up quickly on weekends.
On Railroad Street in Andover, you will find a trendy Japanese steakhouse that has seemingly infinite choices.
To compliment the sushi bar, Mootone offers vegetarian and vegan dishes. It also has a first class vegetable stir fry which can accompany your maki if you are hungry enough.
The unagi sushi (eel) is a specialty here. Check out mootone.com for a full menu.
Shunju is tucked away in Jasmine Plaza on 114 in North Andover. The sushi bar is phenomenal and so is the regular bar.
The equally important bars are perpendicular to one another making consumption of cold drinks and delicious fish as efficient and effective as possible.
Give the spicy tuna maki a try here and make sure you have something to wash it down with.


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U.S. senators call for a tougher stance on Iran's nuclear weapons
A group of U.S. senators have urged President Barack Obama to take a firm stance on Iran amid ongoing nuclear negotiations.
The Saturday letter from 22 Democratic senators and one independent hailed Obama's two-track approach to Iran, which incorporates both sanctions and negotiations.
The letter, issued from the office of Senator Carl Levin, called for tough procedures of transparency and verification, which guarantee non-diversion in Iran's nuclear energy program.
The majority of the 23 senators had declined to sign another letter issued by 83 of their colleagues earlier this week.
That letter, initiated by Democrat Senator Robert Menendez, insisted that any final nuclear agreement with Iran must stipulate that Tehran "has no inherent right to enrichment under the Non-Proliferation Treaty."
Iran has repeatedly said that its enrichment rights are non-negotiable.
Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council – Russia, China, France, Britain and the United States -- plus Germany wrapped up their latest round of high-level nuclear talks in the Austrian capital of Vienna on March 19.
At the end of the talks, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, who led the Iranian delegation, said the discussions covered "very serious issues in serious detail," but more time is needed before starting to draft a final deal.
The talks between Tehran and the six countries are part of efforts to hammer out a comprehensive deal following the interim Geneva accord of November 2013.
The next round of negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 will be held on April 7-9.
Top Headlines
- "Expert-level" Iran nuclear talks set for next week in Vienna
- Fresh round of Iran nuclear talks kick off in New York
- Iran and P5 + 1 to resume nuclear talks in New York in May
- Obama renews sanctions against Iran for another year
- Iran to meet with world powers in April, says nuclear negotiations still in early phase


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Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press weighs in on the instability of the recently released Titus Young stating the release was "something the Lions had to do." After a disappointing 8-game losing skid to end their season, the Lions will look to rebound with offseason pick-ups.This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
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Josh McDaniels confident Patriots offense can get going
Concern about the state of the offense in New England rose steadily during the first month of the season and peaked during Monday night's thumping at the hands of the Chiefs.
A leaky offensive line, an unimpressive group of wide receivers and a poor four games by quarterback Tom Brady are some of the flash points for that concern and there are plenty of people wondering if the Patriots can come up with solutions to those problems. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels knows things are in a bad place right now, but he believes they can turn things around.
"I have a lot of confidence in our guys," McDaniels said, via CSNNE.com. "We didn't play well [Monday] night. We didn't coach well offensively. We obviously have to do a lot better, starting with me. There is no shortcut to that, but we've got a lot of players that have played a lot of good football here before. We know it's a long season. We've got a lot of work ahead of us. We know that it's going to be critical for us to get better and improve each week."
McDaniels's message of patience was mixed with one for more urgency, especially when it comes to getting off to a fast start offensively. The Patriots have not scored first in any of their games this season and playing with a lead could help with the offensive line's issues by slowing down some of the pass rush that comes when you're playing from behind. He didn't add any specifics about how the team will do that, but there will be a lot less stress about the means if victory is the end result.
Owners want to discuss how to handle exempt-list players
Right now, the Panthers run defense has turned porous, they're not getting enough pressure on quarterbacks, and the team is making a $770,000 a week donation to the wrong side of domestic violence awareness.
Naturally, owner Jerry Richardson would seem unhappy with that.
According to Ed Werder of ESPN, owners want to discuss how to handle the financial obligations to players such as Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy and Vikings running back Adrian Peterson at next week's owners meetings.
Those two are on the dusted-off-because-we're-flying-by-the-seat-of-our-pants commissioner's exempt list, and are still getting paid while they await trial.
For Peterson, that's $11.75 million. For Hardy, it's $13.1 million.
Each played one game before being parked safely outside public view, and they're creating financial anchors for the teams in question.
So it's only natural for the guys writing the checks to want to prevent throwing money down a hole, but the answer to doing it without violating the spirit of "due process" might be trickier to pull off.
NFL, NFLPA cooperating in the face of "difficult" circumstances
The NFLPA has the NFL over a barrel. Instead of behaving the way the league possibly/probably/definitely would if the tables were turned and the NFLPA were on the ropes and seemingly trying to punch itself through, the players' union seems to be taking the high road.
Or maybe the NFLPA is simply trying to preserve its considerable piece of the financial pie under the current labor deal.
PFT has obtained a copy of the email sent late Monday afternoon by executive director DeMaurice Smith to union leadership. The biggest development comes from the decision of the NFL to use truly neutral arbitration for the selection of an appeal officer in the Ray Rice case. And like a truly neutral arbitration process, the two sides have exchanged names of potential hearing officers, and the parties will confer in making a selection.
Once the selection is made, and if the hearing officer accepts the assignment, the process will move toward a hearing date. It's unclear when that will happen.
It is clear that the NFLPA has decided not to push for a hearing in accordance with the strict terms of the labor deal. Under the language of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, the hearing should have occurred by September 30. This more deliberate process could result in the appeal hearing happening after the Robert Mueller investigation has concluded, which will give both sides more fodder for questions to be posed to the witnesses who will testify during the Rice appeal hearing.
It's a significant development that comes on the heels of the union securing neutral arbitration for most violations of the substance-abuse and PED policies. The dramatic reduction in Commissioner Roger Goodell's power over these issues, and his willingness to submit the Rice appeal (during which Goodell will likely testify) to neutral arbitration, could be a sign that, in time, Goodell will yield much of his authority under the Personal Conduct Policy. Or perhaps all of it.
Smith's email also points out that the NFLPA has been working with the league of identify experts "from a variety of backgrounds" to assist joint efforts to improve eduction, prevention, counseling, and the disciplinary process regarding domestic violence and sexual assault issues. Likewise, Smith explained that the NFLPA is communicating with league sponsors who may be concerned about recent events to make the case that the "far majority of players are exactly the type of representatives they want."
Smith is right. Nearly all NFL players comply with the law and all relevant league policies. But the current profile of the sport results in significant attention for the small handful whose conduct besmirches the reputation of the NFL and the NFLPA. Which makes it even more important that the league have fair, consistent, and transparent practices when it comes to investigating and addressing such incidents — and that the league never bungle a case nearly as badly as the Ray Rice case was bungled.
Wednesday morning one-liners
The Bills have proven better at forcing turnovers than at taking advantage of them.
Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill is feeling better after a big win — and after sleeping off his jet lag.
Who deserves the blame for the Patriots' struggling offense?
Joe Namath doesn't like what he sees when he watches the Jets' offense.
Ravens practice squad WR Deonte Thompson's job this week is to imitate Colts WR T.Y. Hilton.
The Bengals are hoping for their first 4-0 start since 2005.
The Browns are entering an easier stretch of their schedule, but coach Mike Pettine doesn't want his players to think about that.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is bringing officials to practice to address his team's penalty problem.
Jadeveon Clowney says he's a few weeks away from being healthy enough to play for the Texans.
The Colts think their offense is getting better as their players get more comfortable playing together.
Said Jaguars coach Gus Bradley, "We'll get this thing right, there's not a doubt in my mind. For some reason, we're going through some of these struggles right now, but it's only going to make us stronger."
Titans coach Ken Whisenhunt says his team is "having growing pains."
Broncos DT Terrance Knighton is drawing praise for his play.
Said Chiefs CB Sean Smith of Monday night's game, "I got some praise from Tom Brady, so I guess I'm doing all right. He said I'm doing a good job, man."
Raiders coach Tony Sparano is concerned that his players have forgotten how to win.
Chargers fans still have to worry about blackouts, despite Tuesday's FCC ruling.
Cowboys V.P. Stephen Jones joked about his father giving Tony Romo a back massage.
The Giants may need to give RB Andre Williams more playing time.
Eagles QB Nick Foles is throwing deep often and not hitting his receivers frequently enough.
What if neither Robert Griffin III nor Kirk Cousins is good enough to be Washington's quarterback of the future?
The Bears are still struggling to fill the kick returner spot vacated when they let Devin Hester walk in free agency.
Lions RB Montell Owens is on injured reserve for the second straight years.
Are the Packers' struggles in the running game related to their up-tempo offense?
Vikings coach Mike Zimmer has done pretty well against Packers QB Aaron Rodgers.
There's a strong argument that Falcons RB Antone Smith deserves more touches.
Panthers CB Josh Norman has been promoted to the starting lineup.
The Saints were out-played by the Cowboys in all phases of the game.
Bucs CB Brandon Dixon is looking forward to playing against his identical twin brother, Saints CB Brian Dixon.
The 3-0 Cardinals say they're a better team than the 2012 Cardinals, who started 4-0.
St. Louis is preparing to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Greatest Show on Turf.
The 49ers' defense is playing well despite being at less than 100 percent.
Seahawks TE Luke Wilson is ready for his chance to start.
Lions promote George Winn from practice squad
The Lions lost three running backs to injuries during last Sunday's victory over the Jets and they made a move on Tuesday to shore up the position ahead of this week's home date with the Bills.
The team has signed running back George Winn off the practice squad. Winn has bounced around the league on practice squads and offseason rosters since 2013, but this will be his first shot at a job in the regular season. He could see work pretty quickly.
Detroit placed Montell Owens on injured reserve to make room for Winn, Joique Bell has a concussion and Theo Riddick is battling a hamstring issue of his own, so Reggie Bush and fullback Jed Collins are the only healthy backs on the roster right now. Bush should see the most work, but the Lions have been adamant about not overloading him so Winn could find himself in the mix.
ESPN.com reports that the Lions also worked out running backs Tashard Choice and Alex Green on Tuesday and signed former Cardinals running back William Powell to the practice squad.
Davis on Gruden: I may call him, he may call me
Raiders owner Mark Davis thinks his team's head coaching job will be "enticing" to candidates because they'll have loads of cap space at their disposal come next offseason.
There's a belief that the candidate that Davis would most like to entice into the position is former Raiders coach and current ESPN commentator Jon Gruden, whose tenure in Oakland came to an end when Davis's father traded him to Tampa more than a decade ago. On Tuesday, Davis was asked about whether Gruden would be on the team's list of candidates.
"He may reach out to me. I may reach out to him," Davis said, via Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News. "I may reach out to anybody. That's the future, and I'm not going to talk about future coaches."
There are a lot of questions attached to a pursuit of Gruden, starting with how much money it would take to get him out of the Monday Night Football booth and whether the departure of General Manager Reggie McKenzie would be a prerequisite for a return to Oakland. If Kawakami is correct that Davis is "more willing to spend" than ever and that Gruden is his "dream candidate," the answers could put the ball firmly in Gruden's court when it comes to resuming his coaching career.
Greg Jennings doesn't really miss Green Bay at all
Packers fans booed Greg Jennings when he came back to Lambeau Field last year.
But that's not the reason the Vikings wide receiver has moved on, and spoke freely when asked if he missed Green Bay.
"Honestly, to be honest, no," Jennings said, via Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com. "It doesn't because — and this is sincerity right here — it really has nothing to do with football. From a football standpoint, I would have loved to have finished my career out in Green Bay, but from where I am spiritually and where I am with my family and the growth that we've had because of what we have around us educationally — and there was some great educational systems there, as well — but this is a step up for us.
"We're just embracing it. We're excited to be here, and not just because of what football affords and presents but because of everything else that comes with it."
Tannehill rested, relieved to have last week behind him
After a long week and a long flight home, Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill fell asleep on Monday Night Football.
So it had to relieve him to wake up realizing he was tied for first place in the AFC East, and that he probably wasn't going to have to answer questions about his job status this week.
"Well, it feels a little different,'' Tannehill said, George Richards of the Miami Herald. "I'm not going to lie on that, but it feels good. It is a step in the positive direction for us, for myself and for the offense, for the team. We needed to go over there and come out with a victory, and we were able to do that.''
Mostly, he needed to play well to quell coach Joe Philbin's self-started controversy, and he responded on the field. At one point, Tannehill completed 14 straight passes, and looked sharper than he had all season.
"I don't think I felt any added pressure or anything like that,'' Tannehill said. "Regardless of what was going on on the outside world, I have a vision of myself of what player I want to be and how I want to play. Like I said on Sunday, I wasn't playing up to those standards. I wanted to go out and play well, and make the plays."
And maybe now his coach shares the vision, and won't proceed to make everything harder for everyone.
Rashad Jennings is helping Odell Beckham learn to stretch
All offseason, the Giants have been waiting for Odell Beckham's hamstring to join them.
And with an assist from running back Rashad Jennings, it may be close to making an appearance.
According to Ebenezer Samuel of the New York Daily News, Beckham's recovery is in part to the warm-up routine he lifted from the veteran running back
"I just saw what he was doing," Beckham told the Daily News. "He had his thing, so I wanted to try it. And it's helped me out. It made me feel good."
"He kind of came under my wing," Jennings said. "It was on the practice field. Said, 'I like the way you work. I appreciate the way you work.' He's been with me every day."
Jennings has a prescribed series of drills he does after team stretching, which focus on some of the smaller muscles that help stabilize the big ones.
"It's just a lot of movement prep," he says. "Ankle mobility, functionality stuff, just to get the body loose, warm, and tighten the muscles that need to be tightened. It's a lot of everything. It's full-body. It's something that I've been doing for the last three, four years."
If he can get the first-round wide receiver on the field and doing something, it'll be worth the time invested.
Cardinals release linebacker Victor Butler
The Arizona Cardinals released linebacker Victor Butler on Tuesday.
The team had signed Butler just two weeks ago to add some depth at linebacker with John Abraham's placement on the injured reserve list.
However, Butler was not active for the Cardinals game against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 3 and was subsequently released by the team this week. With the bye week allowing Alex Okafor to recover from a thigh injury, Butler was no longer needed on the roster.
Butler missed all of the 2013 season after tearing his ACL with the New Orleans Saints. He was sidelined for the majority of training camp before finally getting cleared to return. The Saints then released him soon afterward.
Butler has not appeared in an NFL game since the final week of the 2012 season with the Dallas Cowboys. He recorded 25 tackles with three sacks and two forced fumbles for Dallas, which helped him get a contract with the Saints.
Change in shoes alleviates ankle issues for Kam Chancellor
Seattle Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor had one of the poorest performances of his career in a Week 2 loss to the San Diego Chargers.
Chancellor was hampered by bone spurs in his ankle that limited his ability to move effectively. Chancellor drew coverage responsibilities against tight end Antonio Gates frequently, who caught seven passes for 96 yards and three touchdowns in the Chargers 30-21 victory over Seattle.
The issue had Chancellor considering surgery over the bye week to correct the issue so he could be fully healthy for the team's stretch run in November and December.
Instead, a change in footwear appears to have solved much of the problem.
According to Terry Blount of ESPN.com, Chancellor has switched from low tops shoes to a version with more ankle support.
"Yeah, I was thinking about [surgery] before the Broncos game," Chancellor said. "We found some ways to get around it and get better comfort. It feels better now. It's feels good. No concerns at all."
Chancellor had surgery following the 2012 season for bone spurs in his ankle as well. The problem resurfaced the week before Seattle's game against the Chargers and had a noticeable effect on his performance.
"He made it back and did a really good job last week, played great football," head coach Pete Carroll said Monday. "He looked fine today so we might have put that one behind us."
Harrison says the problem isn't Brady but his supporting cast
So what's wrong with Tom Brady? A former teammate says the real question is what's wrong with the guys around him.
"Tom Brady can still play," NBC's Rodney Harrison told WEEI in Boston on Tuesday, via ESPN.com. "But when you surround him — there's a reason why Brandon LaFell was let go [by Carolina]. He's not a great player. He's a young guy, and he has to make his way in this league.
"And Danny Amendola, you look at him, no one ever said he was a great player. He's always been hurt. The history is behind it. Rob Gronkowski obviously coming off that ACL injury, he's been hurt. So it's not like when you look at the Patriots on paper they just have all these weapons and teams are afraid of them."
Then there's the blocking. Or lack of it.
"I think it's one of those situations where Brady, he's really, really frustrated," Harrison said. "He doesn't have any confidence in his offensive line."
As a result, Harrison thinks Brady is "scared to death" in the pocket.
"But at the end of the day, Tom needs to play better," Harrison said. "The offensive line needs to protect him, but Tom — we've said it week in and week out — he's missing opportunities that are there; he's just floating the ball in the air."
The ball may be floating some more on Sunday night. Fresh off a 41-14 thrashing by the Chiefs on national TV, the Pats return home to face the 3-0 Bengals on Sunday Night Football.
Bears waive two, promote WR Chris Williams
The Bears waived two players off the roster and promoted a player from the practice squad on Tuesday, releasing wide receiver Rashad Ross and linebacker Terrell Manning and signing receiver/returner Chris Williams. The moves were announced in the NFL's daily transactions.
Williams, 27, was on the Bears' roster for the Week Two victory vs. San Francisco, logging one snap on offense. His promotion comes with starting wideout Brandon Marshall dealing with an ankle injury. Were Marshall out or limited for Sunday's game at Carolina, Santonio Holmes would see more playing time on offense, which could limit his use on special teams; the ex-Jets wideout is the Bears' top punt returner. Williams (5-8, 175) could also be in line to replace the departed Ross on kickoffs.
Ross and Manning appeared in the Bears' last two games. Ross, 24, played 17 snaps (10 on offense, seven on special teams) in Sunday's loss to Green Bay, returning two kickoffs for 43 yards. The 24-year-old Manning played 11 special teams snaps vs. the Packers, his former club.
The Bears have one open roster spot.
FCC considers banning Washington name from broadcast TV
With the blackout rule now scuttled, the FCC can turn its attention to another NFL-related item of business: Preventing broadcast networks from using the name of the Washington NFL franchise.
On Tuesday, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler said that the league will be considering a petition filed earlier this month alleging that the term is indecent.
"We will be dealing with that issue on the merits, and we will be responding accordingly," Wheeler said, via the National Journal.
George Washington University law professor John Banzhaf argued in the petition that the term constitutes a "racist, racially derogatory word." A decision that the term is indecent would block over-the-air networks (CBS, FOX, CBS, and ABC) from using the term. The word could still be used in cable broadcasts.
But it wouldn't matter. A ruling from the FCC that the term is indecent would force the NFL to change the name.
To be clear, acknowledgment that the issue will be addressed doesn't mean that the FCC will decide to characterize the term as indecent. But it may, and that would be far more significant than today's ruling that the little-used blackout rule no longer can be enforced by the NFL against the networks.
Marshall apologizes for not talking to the media
When Bears receiver Brandon Marshall decided not to talk to the media after Sunday's loss to the Packers, it was obvious he'd talk about the situation during his in-week gig with Inside The NFL. And he does.
"People in Chicago have really treated me well, and I need to give them a little more," Marshall said during the show that debuts at 9:00 p.m. ET on Showtime. "I tried to channel my inner emotions and it didn't work. . . . It's been haunting me for the past three weeks and I know I have to give [the press, the fans, Chicago] a little more. . . . I have to do a better job. . . . I've done a great job my whole career, but these past few months I really haven't talked to the media at all. . . . I'll do a better job."
Based on Marshall's apology, it sounds like his silence has gone on for more than a week. Which could put him in line for a fine, if the media in Chicago ever complain about his silence.


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