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-Regardless of what anyone says, this comic is very, very impressive, and clearly took a lot of thought and care to produce. I don't want to think about how hard it is. This doesn't excuse any of Randall's earlier lazy comics, but it does show that when he wants to, he can do something intense like this.
-to the always classy sje on the forums: You are a moron, there is only one critic on this site who matters, and that is me, and I read it right, and have seen the movie like a billion times. That clever little "let the voice of one person stand in for the whole website" is lame, and if I were to use it, I might assume that all of the xkcd forums were filled with giant assholes that reveled in the mistakes of others.
PS i thought of an xkcd comic today and I want to say it now, so xkcd fans can tell me is sucks and then will have to backtrack when xkcd inevitably makes the same joke - it would basically a twitter post version of Fermat's last theorem, saying that 140 characters was not enough to explain it fully. Math reference + Internet Twist = XKCD Gold.
also, how long before we get a logical journey of the zoombinis comic? Maybe Mr. Hat is playing the game and uses all sorts of practical, assholeish tactics to avoid the usual logical rules.
This is an impressive comic. A lot of the usual anti-xkcd folks are impressed with it, and I fall into that category as well. Let's break it into two distinct parts, the charts themselves and the joke or jokes.
The charts are cool. Now granted, this sort of thing is not original; the most famous chart in the world (according to some sources), the Napoleon's Forces one, is of this style. It's actually a chart which xkcd has referenced before (incidentally, I could have sworn he referred to it twice. lots of cookies to whoever can find another example). Even the idea of doing it for a story dates at least to Slaughterhouse-Five, as many people have pointed out. But that's really not the point - I don't want to criticize him for that; unlike many other examples it's really completely fine that he's done this. I just want to make sure that all the fans who are like "oh wow he is so brilliant to think of using graphics to see where people move as time goes on!" know that they are dumb.
The Lord of the Rings chart, covering 1000 pages of novel as it does, is of course the most impressive. Particularly if it was done entirely freehand, as I suspect, it would have taken many tries and many drafts, and many consultations of the book. His blog post sheds a tiny amount of light on this (but I warn you - do not click on that animation link at the end....). The Star Wars graph, while clearly simpler, is also impressive on its own. And I guess Jurassic Park as well.
The presentation of the graphs leaves a bit to be desired - on the front page, they are just far too small to make anything of, and the "joke panels," discussed below, are shunted off in the bottom where the eye is not really able read them, let alone concentrate on them. But is there anyone out there who seriously doubts that this will not be turned into a poster, probably before christmas, and that Randall had this in mind when he made it? Any copyright lawyers out there who know if this would constitute fair use or not?
But of course, xkcd is a comic, and so it can't just show you something cool, no matter how cool it is. It has to make a joke. And this comic, I think, tries to make two. First, 12 Angry Men, a great movie but one where nearly the whole thing takes place in one jury room, so the chart version is comically simple. Ha ha, I guess. You wonder why he didn't go even more sparse and do a well known two-person movie, like My Dinner With Andre. Or a single line with The Cube. Whatever.
Then the real joke is the last graph, Primer, a movie so complicated that I've seen it 4 times and still have some key questions about just what is happening. It's not the crazy jumble that Randall makes it out to be (for one thing, like most time travel stories, the time travelers create duplicates of themselves when they go back in time) and it is, in fact, comprehensible. Nonetheless, that is how the movie feels, the first time you watch it. Unfortunately, I couldn't enjoy the joke. So few people know this movie that to me it just felt like Randall the insecure nerd trying to prove that he's heard of this cool nerd movie. Most people who have just discovered it, like me, did so either directly or indirectly because The Onion AV Club brought it a lot of attention this summer. I don't know for sure, but I suspect that Randall just watched it recently, and wants to tell people - like he did with House of Leaves - that he is just as well versed in nerdery as they.
In comparison to the nearly overwhelming impact of the "serious" panels, these last two jokes ("12 angry men is simple" and "primer is complicated") seem pretty pathetic. Why not just skip them entirely and leave us with only the high quality stuff?
Of course, had he done that, there's a good chance I would have said "this is cool and all, but it's not funny. It's not trying to be funny. Isn't xkcd supposed to be a webcomic?" and I would have been right.
That's why Randall Munroe should stop trying to be funny, as I have said a thousand times. By trying and failing, he's just bringing down the quality of the good stuff, like the serious panels in this comic. That's why he needs to scrap the webcomic format entirely and move all his fans over to Randall Munroe's World-Famous Death Defying Amazing Picto-Blog and he should do it as soon as he possibly can.
This was a very cool installment of xkcd. But it only reinforced to me that Randall does have good ideas, and xkcd is not the best channel for them.
PS here is something interesting - looks like xkcd is now overtly objectifying women for profit. I wasn't expecting that.


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Taking up residence in my refrigerator is a cityscape of green jars. There's the blender jar of cucumber gazpacho. To its left is a small jar of garlic scape oil topped by an even smaller jar of mint oil. To its right, a tall jar of mint- and chive-flecked labne, but that's another story. The "buildings" are nestled between a garden of pea shoots and tendrils with their young white blossoms and a wild tangle of mâche and arugula destined for a salad.
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Cucumber mint gazpacho
I used as a starting point another cucumber gazpacho recipe from a few summers ago, and added almonds and mint. Soaked bread thickens the gazpacho and, most importantly, makes it really creamy without any cream (see salmorejo). You might need to make this in two batches, depending on the size of your blender jar. It did fit in my standard Kitchenaid 56 ounce (7 cup) blender. The soup's flavors intensify with time and I like it best after a night in the fridge. It will thicken up a bit, so be prepared to add a little water before serving. I've included the recipes for mint oil and garlic scape oil – the soup is special without them, but even special-er with them and the leftovers will find their way into other dishes for days.
If you want to be trendy, serve the soup in tall shot glasses or tumblers. Or, go old school and use bowls.
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– 1 1/2 pounds thin-skinned cucumbers — about 10 small Persian cucumbers or 2 seedless/English cucumbers
– 1/2 C cold water
– 1 small onion or 1/2 large onion
– 5 garlic scapes (or 2-3 cloves regular garlic)
– 1 T tightly packed mint leaves (about 30)
– 3/4 C almonds (skinned), divided
– 1/4 C olive oil, plus more for drizzling
– 1/4 C red wine vinegar or sherry vinegar
– kosher salt
– 1 C stale bread, cut into cubes. I've found challah or ciabatta to be best. You can keep on some crust, but not too much or the soup will come out less creamy, more gritty
– Optional: mint oil, garlic scape oil (recipes below)
Puree. Rough chop the cucumber (I keep the skin on) and add to the blender jar with the cold water. Puree until smooth. Rough chop the onion and scapes and add to the blender jar with the mint leaves. Puree again. Then add 1/2 cup of almonds, olive oil, and vinegar, and keep pureeing until the entire mix is smooth.
Soak. Add the bread cubes to your blender and let them soak up the liquid for at least 30 minutes. When they have softened up, puree again until very smooth. Add salt to taste.
Chill. You want to serve this cold, so refrigerate for at least an hour (straight in the blender jar) before serving. The soup will thicken a bit, so you may need to add a little cold water and blend until it's the consistency you want.
Toast. Toast the almonds until they just start to darken (5 minutes in a 350ºF oven). Let them cool and then pulse in a food processor a few times (or chop by hand). Sprinkle over soup.
Get fancy. Garnish as much as you'd like (see recipes below). Drizzle with olive oil, mint oil, and/or garlic scape oil.
Flavored oils
Make sure to use a very mild oil – I use grapeseed oil – so that the flavor of the herbs shines. An olive oil will be too overpowering. The oils can be used immediately, but an overnight stay in the fridge will intensify the flavors. There will be leftovers. The mint oil is great drizzled on salads, asparagus, or a nice steak. I love spooning a little bit of garlic scape oil on an egg in the last minute of frying and then wilting some arugula in the hot pan. I've also thrown it over fresh pasta with a little bit of grated parmesan.
Mint oil. In a food processor, puree 1/2 cup packed mint leaves in 1/2 cup grapeseed (or other mild) oil.
Garlic scape oil. In a food processor, puree 15 garlic scapes in 1 cup grapeseed (or other mild) oil.


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The Wind Release: Rasenshuriken was created by Naruto Uzumaki after he mastered the Wind Release: Rasengan.
By manipulating the wind-natured chakra of the Wind Release: Rasengan, Naruto was able to create four large points, causing the Rasengan to take on the appearance of a giant fūma shuriken, with the Rasengan in the centre remaining a perfect sphere. The technique gives off a loud bell-like screech while and after being formed. In order to perform it, Naruto requires the aid of two shadow clones; he provides the chakra, one clone is responsible for the shape transformation, and the other provides the nature transformation.
The Rasenshuriken creates countless microscopic wind-blades that severely damage the body on a cellular level. It produces so many individual strikes that even Kakashi Hatake is unable to count them all with his Sharingan.[2] The wind-blades sever all nerve channels in the body, leaving the target unable to move after being struck. They also attack the entire chakra circulatory system, which cannot be repaired by any form of medical ninjutsu whatsoever.[3] Depending on the severity of the damage, the victim may not be able to perform a technique ever again. Because the Rasenshuriken does cellular damage to Naruto's arm when he first uses the technique without throwing it, Tsunade labelled it a kinjutsu and likens the technique's effects to that of poison.[4]
When Naruto first uses the Rasenshuriken against Kakuzu, the latter is caught in a vortex of countless microscopic wind-blades destroying two of his hearts.[5] Other than the severe damage done to his cells, Kakuzu's body is left intact after being struck. After Naruto learns to throw the Rasenshuriken, the damage is greatly increased; not only is it capable of cutting through rocky mountains,[6] but when Pain's Human Path is struck by it, most of its body is disintegrated, leaving only the top part of its head.[7] Even though it can now be thrown, it can still be thrust into the opponent.[8][9]
Naruto later perfects the Rasenshuriken with Sage Mode. This allows him to throw it at his opponents, and removes the threat of damaging himself with the technique. Another improvement is that the shuriken now expands after it has been thrown, compensating for imprecise aim or fleeing opponents by widening the area of effect. However, he can throw the Rasenshuriken quickly enough that this is rarely necessary. When thrown, the Rasenshuriken becomes Naruto's quickest attack, able to cross an entire Chibaku Tensei crater — which was roughly the size of a small mountain range — in a single second. When it exploded, it took up a large part of that same area.[10] Naruto can also use this through the Shadow Shuriken Technique.[11]
Naruto can also create and throw this technique in the Nine-Tails Chakra Mode. In this form, he can use the extra chakra arms in place of Shadow Clones to create the Rasenshuriken. Using his chakra arms, he can guide the Rasenshuriken towards the enemy, allowing him to redirect it back at them, should the initial attack fail. He can also form a miniature version of the Rasenshuriken with just his index finger and two small chakra arms.
Naruto can also create and throw two Rasenshuriken with both of his hands in Tailed Beast Mode without the aid of his shadow clones, their cutting power increases tremendously to such an extent that one of them could even sever the Ten-Tails' extremely durable tails with relative ease.[12]
In the beginning, the Rasenshuriken required a great deal of chakra to perform, and after creating it three times, using his own chakra, left Naruto extremely fatigued. However, it requires a good deal more chakra to both create and then throw it, which, while in Sage Mode, can be used twice in addition to other Rasengan variants, with a known maximum of three times.[13] This indicates that a thrown Rasenshuriken takes up approximately a third of his sage chakra. He must then re-enter Sage Mode before using the technique again.
In addition to having the Rasenshuriken damage his arm, Naruto had difficulty maintaining the Rasenshuriken's stability when he first used it. It was prone to dissipating before Naruto could reach his target, requiring that he use it as a melee weapon and force it into the opponent, just as he does with the usual Rasengan.
- Though the technique débuted in chapter 339, Naruto used it off-panel six chapters earlier.
- In episode 168 Naruto forms the technique without the need of his shadow clones.
- In the second Naruto artbook[14] and in the third databook,[15] when Naruto is in his initial jinchūriki form, the Rasenshuriken is coloured orange. Masashi Kishimoto notes this to be because, like the Rasengan, he had yet to decide upon a colour for the technique. However, as of the colour covers of chapter 453 and 520, it is bluish white.
- In Naruto Shippūden 3: Inheritors of the Will of Fire, Hiruko tries to absorb this technique, but was unable to combine the peak-levels of shape and nature transformation, like Naruto did at first. The sphere begins forming in his hand, but it becomes unstable and disperses, backfiring on him.
- When thrown in Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 and Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations, the Rasenshuriken would trap the target if it hit dead centre where the sphere was, pushing the target into the air and exploding.
- ↑ Third Databook, pages 298-299
- ↑ Naruto chapter 341, page 18
- ↑ Naruto chapter 346, page 3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 346, pages 10-14
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Kyle Busch: On The Spot At The Speedway
It was a bit funny to pass along the information about Kyle Busch's Tuesday speeding ticket. It was a pretty simple story. A guy out with his wife in a loaner sports car punches it on a rural road and gets caught. Well, at least that was my opinion.
News organizations across the country and around the world thought otherwise. For them, this was a nice little news nugget that could be used to spice up a newscast filled with hurricanes, high gas prices and the local crime scene.
What was the strangest place that you saw, heard or read about "the ticket" this week? It seems the list is endless. Talk about going viral.
Wednesday night on SPEED's RaceHub, Steve Byrnes and Jeff Hammond were talking about one more hurdle that Busch must clear as he tries to clean-up this speeding mess.
"I know he said the right things," remarked Hammond. "But when you use this poor of a judgement out there on the street a lot of people are going to come after you. He is going to have to deal with it first and foremost when he gets to the track on Thursday. It's going to stick with him all weekend long."
What Hammond was pointing out is that Busch had it easy so far this week. In response to the ticket, he issued a well-crafted press release that covered all the bases and was dutifully read on the NASCAR TV shows and posted on the websites. He admitted his error and even thanked the local police department for their service.
Thursday, Busch will have the challenge of navigating the Charlotte Motor Speedway as the track opens for the weekend. The on-track activity will be the easy part. It's the garage, pit road and the media center that will be the challenge. The night actually ends with Sprint Cup Series qualifying live on SPEED.
It should be interesting to see how the SPEED reporters on the various practice and news shows handle this story on the air Thursday. Firmly in step with NASCAR, SPEED has been guilty time and time again of sweeping anything under the rug that NASCAR defines as dirt.
Before the RaceHub show came along, SPEED's TV journalism credibility rested with Dave Despain for one hour on Sunday nights. Now guys like Byrnes, Hammond and Elliott Sadler get put in the position of dealing with touchy subjects on a regular basis as part of the new series.
Mrs. Busch has made herself into a high-profile driver's wife with her social media skills and her relentless promotion of everything involving her new family unit. From bikini pictures on the hood of Kyle's Corvette to a TV series about their wedding, she is a person you either love for her passion or hate for her exploitation.
Thursday will also bring an opportunity for her to step-up and reinforce her husband's apology. Keep an eye on how SPEED treats her or if instead she keeps a low profile and waves-off the interview opportunities.
Finally, the current mainstream NASCAR press corps is a colorful lot. A diverse group of old-school newspaper folks is mixed with new media bloggers, well-known radio personalities and some TV reporters who work the news beat full-time.
Throughout the weekend, there is a ton of media content created and moved along to NASCAR fans. Online, radio and TV media members are all seeking to craft their own media messages about the activity while keeping a close eye on each other at the same time.
There is absolutely no doubt that Busch will hear questions from the print/online reporters that he has not heard all week so far. The answers are not going to be crafted by professional public relations professionals, but must come from the driver at the track in among his peers.
As we watch, listen and read about the Thursday activity from the speedway, keep this topic in mind and see how often it appears and what becomes of the story as the day progresses. Sometimes, things change before our eyes in the media world.
This post will host your comments about the Thursday coverage on SPEED from CMS and also about the Busch incident. To add your opinion, just click on the comments button below. This is a family-friendly website, please keep that in mind when posting. Thank you for taking the time to stop by The Daly Planet.
36 comments:
- Anonymous said...
JD, How many cameras did you say Fox and Speed have? He's not going to be able to hide! I'm sure he will be his normal H.T.J.A self. (Horse Tooth Jack Ass). I hope this isn't all they talk about.
- May 25, 2011 at 9:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
No drugs involved.Over and done with.Time to move on.
- May 25, 2011 at 10:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
It's probably naive of me to expect the media to be objective about any topic so I'm not expecting much from them on this topic. I'm going to approach the media's handling of this through the prism of how they'd handle it if Junior was driving the car instead of Kyle. They'd probably come to his defense saying the cops targeted a celebrity, that he was a skilled driver and was just letting off a little steam. Compared to other controversies in Kyle's past,I don't think this will affect his weekend at all. Considering that the 600 will be a long, drawn out affair, the media will probably be eager to jump on a 'story' rather than how we can make Nascar Sprint Cup racing more about racing! Here's hoping!
- May 26, 2011 at 6:59 AM
- MRM4 said...
This story has been blown way out of proportion IMO. I'm sure SPEED and even ESPN will continue to harp on it all weekend. Fox will probably address it early (pre-race show) and then will drop it. Toyota is a big sponsor of theirs and we know DW is a huge KB schill. Still, it's not that big of a story.
- May 26, 2011 at 8:50 AM
- AncientRacer said...
According to press reports KyBu will be in front of the cameras at 12:30 pm today. I wonder if anyone will carry it.
Also, the Charlotte paper has a slide show of the car. OMG. Makes me tremble. Absolutely quake. Makes me think Toyota should be fined and suspended for entrapment.
Go look for yourself.
- May 26, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- glenc1 said...
I can't stand the little twerp, but other than acting recklessly, for which he has been cited, I don't see anything more happening (unless his sponsors wish to say something.) And the people saying he receieved special treatment--most everyone has said any other Tom, Dick or Harry would have gotten the same thing, and they wouldn't be on the camera all weekend. Believe me, I don't want to see his face any more than absolutely necessary, so I wish they'd let it go already. But I suppose they must have something to go on about.
- May 26, 2011 at 10:05 AM
- GinaV24 said...
my brother is in NC right now and said it is THE lead story on all the local TV stations -- public opinion seems to be running that if he hadn't been a NASCAR driver, he would have been arrested.
I don't know how true that is but I know in NJ if you are caught exceeding the speed limit by a factor of plus 2 you get to go to driver's school AND pay the ticket AND get points on your license.
Bad judgement, really bad judgement on Kyle's part.
I don't care or want to hear what Samantha the bimbo has to say either.
- May 26, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- Anonymous said...
I don't know how true that is but I know in NJ if you are caught exceeding the speed limit by a factor of plus 2 you get to go to driver's school AND pay the ticket AND get points on your license.
He should get something like that, and the timing should be the most inconvienent for him. Like 6 or 7 classes on a Friday afternoon when Nascar is racing the furthest away from NC. It would hose up qualifying and mess up trucks and Nationwide for him. His sponsers
would then really appreciate this goobers actions.
A poster on Autoblog said that he saw Busch in the car the day before while the poster was riding a bike. So, KB doesn't care about people on bikes and it is ok to drive like an jackwagion. Others say the road is too narrow for KBs playing.
- May 26, 2011 at 10:59 AM
- Anonymous said...
Did I read that right? Gina24 called Samantha a Bimbo? I'm not carrying water for any driver or their significant other, but that remark is entirely uncalled for. As I recall, Sam is a graduate of Perdue University and has always conducted herself well in the interviews I've seen. Can you imagine the blowback from the women Planeteers if a guy called Danica or Delana a Bimbo? Some of Delana's actions lately are really lame from vulgar Twitter posts to getting busted for cheating with Hornaday's Truck. I'd be willing to bet you that many of the Cup drivers have done what Kyle did and more. Kyle got caught!
- May 26, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- Anonymous said...
Speeding is one thing, but going 128mph on a public road is criminal. While he's lucky he didn't blow a tire, lose control on a "country road" or any number of "what ifs", it still cannot be tolerated. Any other person would have had the cuffs slapped on them, so it's obvious that being a Nascar driver provides special benefits. As for his wife, she's a huge self promoter, and if you watched her wedding show, you'd know that her degree from Purdue wasn't in one of the tougher majors.
- May 26, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- Anonymous said...
Where's the moderator. He usually deletes offensive comments like Anons @ 9:30 PM and GinaV24 @ 10:14 AM. Isn't this was family site?
- May 26, 2011 at 1:01 PM
- Britracer said...
May not have been the smartest thing Shrub has ever done, but what a lot of NASCAR fans and writers are really mad about is the Shrub is a whole lot more like Dale Earnhardt Sr., than Dale Jr. will ever be. Also kicking Harvick's backside in Truck, Nationwide & Cup.
- May 26, 2011 at 1:27 PM
- @MauiDakinz said...
I've been following this and something I haven't seen from any journalist is the 50 to 100 mph and the 100 to 0 times of the car he was driving. Its possible the 128 speed lasted seconds. Yes it was wrong but....
- May 26, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- batchief said...
Bad judgement and poor example to set for those that follow him (especially the young ones who make decisions based on what their idols do). But in no way does his wife deserve the kind of remark that was made about her on here
- May 26, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- Anonymous said...
To anonon 12:40 pm- regardless of the Degree, no excuse for calling her a Bimbo. If Kyle's trouncing your driver and you hate him for it, fine. But don't take it out on his wife.
- May 26, 2011 at 2:25 PM
- Stick With the Biff said...
anon 12:20--many have asked various police what would have happened to Joe Schmoe under those circumstances. They are typically given appearance tickets, which is what Kyle got, not arrested. I am not a fan, but I can't see how he got 'special' treatment. They ordinarily don't arrest you unless you are under suspicion of something else, belligerent (at least he did better than his brother) or exhibit some other kind of poor behavior. So I don't get where you think 'any other' person would have been arrested.
The length of time he did that speed is irrelevant. Guilty is guilty (since he has 'confessed.') But the blog, folks, is about *media coverage* and the expected overkill of it all. And that's something I think we'll all be sick of in no time.
- May 26, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
I'm watching the Nationwide practice. Don't know how much "Perky Jerky" paid to sponsor Kimi's Truck and Nationwide car, but they got their money's worth. The air time for Perky Jerky in the Truck race last week seemed to go on forever. Doesn't look like much has changed this week in terms of sponsor coverage. I just watched a big man in Oklahoma crying after he lost his two young sons in the recent Tornadoes. I'll keep that in mind as I watch the Talking Heads and the Media beat a speeding incident to death this weekend. I suggest we hope for calmer weather and a safe weekend of clean, hard Racing!
- May 26, 2011 at 2:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
Speed reported that in 2007, Kimi made $51 Million. Well into the NNS practice, he's 16th fastest. Looks like his trajectory is going to be quite a bit steeper than Danica's. Kimi is rumoured to be running a Sprint car at Sears Point. Should be interesting!
- May 26, 2011 at 2:48 PM
- Anonymous said...
The behavoir is really just typical isn't it? No surprise, disrespectful, self absorbed and imature.
- May 26, 2011 at 3:27 PM
- Anonymous said...
TV will milk this for all it is worth. The media seems to like controversial subjects and hear the fans react to their remarks and they seem to be laughing all along because they think it is funny to watch and hear the fans reactions. Plus they have the competition gene in them to get it out there before another reporter or analyst does.
To Britracer:
I don't agree that Kyle is anything like DE. DE was not a crybaby, he did not delibertly smash his trophies, he never ignored the media and I could go on and on about things that he did not do that KB seems expert at doing. Kyle is good at racing but that is about it.
Thank you.
- May 26, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Lisa Hogan said...
Hmmm getting a bit "rowdy" in here today. :)
newracefan, if you're still around, the #48 paint job looks great on the track during practice. :)
- May 26, 2011 at 4:13 PM
- Anonymous said...
This discussion seems more spirited than most. I fall into the group that thinks this was incredibly stupid and it is a big deal.
For those new to NASCAR or with poor memories, I recommend that you check out the entry for Rob Moroso on Wikipedia. He was a young driver in NASCAR, the son of a major businessman in the aftermarket auto parts business. He had considerable success in the Busch Series (now Nationwide) and had begun his rookie season in Winston Cup (now Sprint Cup) in 1990. A few hours after competing in a race at North Wilkesboro, NC, Moroso was involved in an accident on a road near Mooresville. Police estimate he was travelling at more than twice the posted limit when he hit an oncoming car on a curve. Both Moroso and the woman in the other car were killed.
Moroso was 22 when he died. He had been convicted of speeding four times and could have had his license revoked twice, but charges had been reduced. He had accumulated enough racing points prior to his death to win the 1990 Winston Cup Rookie of the Year award posthumously.
Personally, I shed no tears for Moroso or anyone else who dies because of their own stupidity. I do feel sorry for their family and especially for the innocent people that they take with them.
As for the Kyle Busch incident, a lot of people on both sides of the issue seem to be making assumptions about the detailed circumstances to justify their view. I live in Michigan and not North Carolina. But unless county roads are a lot different there, no county road is safe for 120 mph at any time for any duration. And no road is safe for almost three times the posted limit.
For those looking to put distance between Moroso and Kyle Busch, your excuse is that Moroso was also intoxicated. Of course Moroso was only doing twice the limit while Busch was close to three. And after all, it was just boys will be boys in both cases. Eveybody does it, right?
I did not buy Busch's apology/statement. He's not bright enough or smooth enough to compose that sort of thing. That was some PR person's little gem.
The other person I feel sorry for is poor ole DW. After saying how much his boy has matured, Kyle gets into it with Harvick and gets warned by NASCAR. And now he has this off track incident to explain away. I look forward to seeing DW squirm. I'm also looking forward to the longest race of the year. Does anybody have a pool going to pick the lap where he melts down?
- May 26, 2011 at 5:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
Well that's kind of funny - they pretty much ignore Mikey's driver getting P1 because Kirsta Voda is busy trying to make a joke about Kyle Busch getting arrested for breaking the law.
How conflicting for DW!
- May 26, 2011 at 7:47 PM
- RWar24 said...
What he did was stupid, but we've all done stupid things in our lives. Goes to show that he still doesn't understand how fortunate and privileged he is to be a successful race car driver. Surely it wouldn't been that tough to run some laps around Charlotte Motor Speedway with it.
- May 26, 2011 at 7:50 PM
- bobbydjr said...
Apparently, my first comment about this was too harsh for John to accept, because it wasn't posted. I know he got it, because he got the second one pointing out he had the days wrong on the front page for this weekend's race. That has been corrected. And you're welcome.
Oh well, let's try this again.
To say that asking Shrub about this, and the way this has taken off, is blowing things out of proportion is just wrong. He was doing 128mph in a 45mph zone. There's a reason the speed limit is 45. There's a school down the road, and a day care center, and a church. School buses run that road. People live on that road. They travel that road to pick up their kids. That right there is enough to hold Kyle Busch's feet to the fire about it. His lame excuse and the apology he put out won't get it. I'm sure his PR guy wrote it anyway.
And the authorities sure didn't think much about it, since he was fined $150.00 and $60.00 court costs. Wow! I bet that really took a chunk out of his bank account and taught him a lesson.
Nope, the lesson should come from the media and the fans. It's up to them to show him what he did was way over the line.
But knowing Kyle Busch, even that won't bother him. He'll say all the right things to make us think he's sorry. But he just won't get it. And that's too bad.
- May 26, 2011 at 8:04 PM
- Anonymous said...
To Anon @ 5:29, you're comparing apples to oranges. Rob Moroso was intoxicated about two time past the legal limit. It was his intoxication, more so than speed, that caused that tragedy.
- May 26, 2011 at 9:04 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Some very interesting opinions on this topic. Thanks to all who took the time to contribute.
- May 26, 2011 at 9:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
BTW, it has never been proven that Rob Moroso was driving. His father firmly believed that Rob was a passenger. Since he did not survive the accident, we are left with the version of events told by the person who was with him.
- May 26, 2011 at 11:37 PM
- Anonymous said...
Anon 9:04 - This is anon 5:29 again. My original post pointed out that Moroso was intoxicated and could provide an excuse for someone who wanted one. You are welcome.
I take a different lesson from this. Moroso may have become stupid and irresponsible because of alcohol, but Kyle Busch can become stupid and irresponsible while he's sober.
I live on a paved county road in Michigan. With no posted speed limit, the standard 55 mph in Michigan applies. This road is part of an unofficial bypass that some people use to avoid a state highway, a local town, and law enforcement. One quarter mile north of me, the road makes a sharp 90 degree turn and people have to come to a virtual stop. As they turn on to my road, they see one mile of straight asphalt.
Some people consider this an invitation to drag race. I sometimes have people going by my house in cars, pickups, and motorcycles in the 80 to 120 mph range. There are numerous houses along this road. There are children living along the road and a few driveways with limited vision. So far, only pets and local wildlife have died.
I don't care if Kyle Busch can drive a car at 200 mph and has great car control and great reflexes. He does it on a NASCAR controlled track where he doesn't have to worry about someone pulling out of a driveway, children, animals, etc. He does it under circumstances where he has a roll-cage, a HANS device, safer barrier, etc. And so does every other driver who is out there with him.
Kyle Busch wasn't driving on a NASCAR track or any other restricted access facility. He was driving on a public highway with a 45 mph speed limit where he doesn't know what he might encounter. The public is not driving cars with roll cages, do not wear HANS devices, and are not expecting to encounter someone driving 128 mph. If Kyle Busch wants to share public highways, he needs to follow the same rules as everyone else.
Being a hot young NASCAR driver didn't protect Rob Moroso from stupid behavior. It won't protect Kyle Busch either if he tests his luck.
- May 27, 2011 at 12:52 AM
- GinaV24 said...
Anon 5:29 - you make some very good points. It doesn't matter if you are drunk or sober, when you are driving on a public road, every driver has to be aware of the OTHERS in the area - kids, pets, cyclists - heck cars turning into and out of their driveways.
My grandparents were killed by a drunk driver coming to our house for a visit. My niece was hit broadside pulling out of the driveway because the vehicle didn't have his headlights on and it was almost dark - she survived thank goodness.
I have almost been rear ended by vehicles who simply do not believe that my turn signal being on REALLY means that I am turning into my driveway or my brother's.
Look, I love NASCAR and I can't say that I don't like to drive fast but every driver has to use good sense. The sad part is I don't expect KyBu to set a good example - his behavior in his life so far indicates that he simply isn't capable of it.
I guess there's a reason why insurance rates are still higher for young men -
- May 27, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Andrew said...
Umm... it makes a huge difference if you're drunk. One is impaired, and one is not. Pretty simple. Besides, I would trust a professional racecar driver going 128 more than a 90 year old going 35 who can barely see out the windshield. Seriously, the hypocrisy in here is amazing. Tony Stewart actually assaulted a man in Australia over the offseason. That's far worse than what Kyle did.
- May 27, 2011 at 11:24 AM
- 52 yr. fan said...
I got an email response after
writing Mars. It was as canned as
Kyle's coached apology. I guess
a candy company wants a child representing them.
- May 27, 2011 at 12:51 PM
- Anonymous said...
I would like to add a few more facts and comparisons to the discussion. In case no one noticed, all NASCAR races feature all cars driving in the same direction. No races feature oncoming traffic. Closing rates of 10 mph under competition are uncommon, and closing rates of 20 mph are rare unless one car is off the pace. NASCAR sets a minimum speed at each track to limit closing rates. If a driver can't meet that speed, he is black-flagged.
Drivers still complain about slow-moving cars and run into them on occasion. Even though they have spotters helping and warning them, they still run into slower moving cars. That's at closing speeds typically of 10 mph or less.
Kyle Busch was doing 128 mph on a public road. For a pedestrian or someone pulling out of a driveway, the closing speed was 128 mph. During NASCAR competition, drivers struggle to handle closing speeds of 10 mph. Kyle was closing on stationary or slow moving people at well more than 10 times the rate he typically sees in competition.
If someone was driving the 45 mph speed limit in the oncoming lane, the closing rate was 173 mph. Is anyone who struggles with closing rates of 10 mph really in control at a closing rate 15 to 20 times as fast?
It is also illuminating to look at the breaking distances involved. I don't know the specifics of the car he was driving, but it obeys the same laws of physics as other cars. Its breaking distance is not proportional to the increase in speed. It is proportional to the SQUARE of the increase in speed. Whatever its breaking distance at the posted speed limit, its stopping distance is NINE times greater when the speed is tripled.
So now we have Kyle with a closing speed 15 to 20 times what he sees in competiton and a breaking distance nine times as great as if he had been driving the speed limit.
NASCAR also provides paved run-out areas and soft walls for drivers to avoid collision and minimize the injuries in the case of accidents. I doubt that the state of North Carolina provides the same on county roads in case Kyle makes an error in judgment.
Most of us have probably been annoyed with pedestrians, bicyclists, elderly drivers, etc. at one time or another. The point is that all have a perfect right to be there because it is a public highway. When each of us gets a driver's license, we agree to share the roads with all other users. Driving on public highways is a privilege, not a right.
A local male high school senior made a mistake in judgment a couple months back. By all accounts, he comes from a good family and is well thought of by the community. His error in judgment while operating a vehicle resulted in the death of a fellow student. While his classmates are looking forward to summer vacation, college, new jobs, etc., he is preparing for trial. He is facing charges of vehicular homicide, and there is little doubt that he will be convicted. He will likely spend the next 10-20years in prison for his "error in judgment".
When Kyle Busch drove 128 mph in a 45 zone, he took the same risk.
- May 27, 2011 at 4:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
I would gain a huge amount of respect for Coach Gibbs if he would pull Busch out of the car for the weekend, with the idea that teaching a lesson to the young man would be more valuable than any points or winnings he would otherwise earn. He needs a figurative 2x4 across the head to knock some sense into him.
- May 27, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
To those who are accepting Shrub's apology and want to move on,
I know it was a small country road, but how would you have felt if you'd have been a bicyclist or riding a horse on that road and felt KB whoosh past?
This is the kind of thing you do when you're used to having PR people make excuses for you.
- May 28, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- Anonymous said...
My husband was hit from behind on his ten speed by a driver doing only 50 mph on a residential/country street causing death, which was deemed an accident and also an "error in judgement"
Now after hearing Mr. Busch's diatribe on national radio, I ask myself, do I now have to be concerned for the sober professionals out on our roads as well? Even martial arts professionals know full well what could happen when and if they choose to use their tools of the trade as weapons in public places. Why would he not admit to this as being a deliberate breaking of the law and not a so called "error in judgement" I find it surprising in the days of Tiger Woods and others like him being dropped by sponsors for innapropriate behaviour that the sponsors would choose to leave this "professional" on the track this weekend.
He along with his wife have an obvious disregard for the law and safety of others and seem to think talking will solve everything. Lets see how this "professional" reacts to the much needed hard sentencing of his "error in judgement" which is in fact a law intentionally ignored and broken. Along with this is the message it sends the new drivers under the age of 25 in a country that cause 52% of the dangerous driving accidents and 25% of those "accidents" involve injuries and fatalities.
Despite what these two think country roads are the same as any other roads with the same laws and maybe a five year old with her dog walking down the side.
Thanks Mr. & Mrs. Busch for teaching the youth of your country how to be responsible professionals and safe drivers, and for recognizing that you are above the law.
- May 29, 2011 at 12:45 PM


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Do not eat or drink anything after midnight the day before your surgery unless told otherwise by your doctor.
Arrange for help at home after returning from the hospital.
Your doctor may choose:
- General anesthesia —You will be asleep.
- Spinal anesthesia —Anesthesia will be given directly to the spine; your lower body will be numb.
Description of the Procedure
Arthroscopic surgery uses tiny incisions. A thin arthroscope will be inserted through 1 of the incisions. It will have a tiny camera that will be attached to a television. Other thin instruments will be inserted into the joint through the tiny incisions to perform the surgery. There are many ways to secure the 2 bones together so that they no longer move in relation to one another. Long screws or bone grafts may be used.
You will have a tight bandage strapped around your thigh to shut off circulation during surgery. This will not harm your leg.
In some cases, the doctor may need to switch to open surgery . A long incision will be made on your foot and ankle to do the surgery.
Immediately After Procedure
Your lower leg will be in a rigid cast and elevated after surgery. You will be offered pain medication.
How Long Will It Take?
About 2-5 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
There will be no pain during the procedure. Afterwards, there will be some discomfort. Talk to your doctor about medication to help manage discomfort.
Average Hospital Stay
You may be able to go home in 2-4 days if you do not have any complications.
Postoperative Care
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection such as:
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
There are also steps you can take to reduce your chances of infection such as:
- Washing your hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incisions
It will take up to 4 months to heal and solidly fuse the joint(s). During that time, you will be in a cast.
Some people may be able to wear ordinary shoes while others may need specially fitted footwear.
Call Your Doctor
Contact your doctor if your recovery is not progressing as expected or you develop complications such as:
- Bleeding or discharge from your incision(s)—This may show up as staining on your cast.
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Increasing or severe pain that is not relieved by your pain medication
- Cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, or severe nausea and vomiting
- Numbness, tingling, or discoloration in the foot
In case of an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons http://orthoinfo.aaos.org
University of Washington School of Medicine http://www.orthop.washington.edu
Canadian Orthopaedic Association http://www.coa-aco.org
Department of Orthopaedics—The University of British Columbia http://www.orthosurgery.ubc.ca
Arthritis of the foot and ankle: arthrodesis. Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons website. Available at: http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00209. Updated March 2015. Accessed February 8, 2018.
Ankle arthrodesis. FootCareMD—American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society website. Available at: http://www.aofas.org/footcaremd/treatments/Pages/Ankle-Arthrodesis.aspx. Accessed February 8, 2018.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: EBSCO Medical Review Board Warren A. Bodine, DO, CAQSM
- Review Date: 03/2018
- Update Date: 02/07/2014


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(Cerebral Aneurysm; Intracranial Aneurysm; Intracerebral Aneurysm; Aneurysm, Brain; Aneurysm, Cerebral; Aneurysm, Intracranial; Aneurysm, Intracerebral)
An aneurysm is an outpouching of a blood vessel wall. This can occur anywhere there are blood vessels, including in the brain. The bulging, blood-filled pocket can put pressure on parts of the brain. In addition, the blood vessel can rupture (hemorrhage). Early detection and diagnosis may help prevent severe or fatal complications in some patients. Many aneurysms go unnoticed for a lifetime and cause no symptoms.
Brain Aneurysm
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Aneurysms form in areas where the artery wall becomes thin or weak. Thinning artery walls and resulting aneurysms can be caused by a number of factors. Common causes include:
- Congenital (present at birth) weakness in artery wall
- High blood pressure
- Infection
- Trauma or injury to the brain
- Tumor
- Plaque build-up on artery walls
Risk Factors
Risk Factors
These factors increase your chance of developing a brain aneurysm. These risk factors also increase your chance of a rupture. Older adults are more likely to develop an aneurysm than children. Females are at slightly higher risk. Tell your doctor if you have any of these risk factors:
- Genetic diseases—circulatory, connective tissue, or polycystic kidney disease
- Family history of aneurysms
- Smoking
- Heavy alcohol use
- Drug abuse
- High blood pressure
- Tumors
- Traumatic head injury
- Arteriovenous malformations
Symptoms may include:
- Pain behind the eye
- Numbness, sometimes on one side of the face or body
- Weakness on one side of the body or face
- Vision changes
- Drooping eyelid
- Differences between the size of the pupils
- Speech impairment
Most aneurysms do not cause symptoms until they leak or rupture. A leaking or ruptured aneurysm may cause:
- Headache
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Stiff neck
- Confusion or sleepiness
- Loss of consciousness
- Seizures
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Tests may include the following:
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Other medical conditions; lifestyle factors; as well as the type, size, and location of the aneurysm will direct treatment. For a known aneurysm that is not leaking or ruptured, treatment options include the following:
Your doctor may need to monitor you to see if the aneurysm gets larger or begins to leak.
Medications are not used to fix an aneurysm. Medications may be used to help lower blood pressure, treat pain, or stop side effects of the aneurysm, such as seizures.
Endovascular Embolization
During this procedure, a catheter is thread up to the aneurysm. Coils, a special liquid, or balloons are used to fill the aneurysm and stop circulation, causing it to clot. This may need to be done more than once.
Surgical options include:
- Microvascular clipping—A neurosurgeon cuts off blood flow to the aneurysm.
- Microvascular occlusion—A neurosurgeon clamps off the entire artery leading to the aneurysm. Sometimes a bypass procedure (rerouting a new blood vessel) is done too.
In many cases, there is no known way to prevent an aneurysm from forming. To help reduce your chances of getting a brain aneurysm or having it burst, take the following steps:
- Control high blood pressure.
- If you smoke, talk to your doctor about ways to quit.
- Do not use illegal drugs.
Discuss with your doctor:
- Benefits and risks of oral contraceptives
- Whether it is safe to use daily aspirin or other pain medications that may thin the blood
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke http://www.ninds.nih.gov
Heart and Stroke Foundation Canada http://www.heartandstroke.ca
Updated February 23, 2015. Accessed March 11, 2015.
Vlak M, Rinkel, Gabriel J, et al. Trigger factors and their attributable risk for rupture of intracranial aneurysms: a case-crossover study. Stroke. 2011 May 5.
Last Updated: 5/2/2014


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Listen to your mom. A healthy breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Plus it's an easy way to get a healthy dose of calcium for your bones.
Not a breakfast eater? Could you try eating breakfast for 3 weeks? Because that's how long it takes your brain to develop a habit, and this is one healthy habit.
Eating a healthy breakfast can help you:
- Jump start your metabolism, so you burn more calories all day long.
- Consume fewer calories throughout the day since you tend to be less hungry and make smarter eating choices.
- Stabilize your blood sugar, which has been linked to a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes.
- Concentrate and perform better at work (hey, maybe that whole wheat toast and scrambled eggs could help get you a raise).
- Build endurance with physical activity, so your work-outs will be better.
- Complex carbohydrates or "good carbs" such as whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. (Pop-Tarts are not a whole grain).
- High fiber foods. Fresh fruit and whole grain cereals help you stay fuller longer, so you won't be starved an hour after eating breakfast.
- Lean protein such as non-fat dairy, legumes, and egg whites. It keeps you satiated and builds lean muscle which helps burn fat and calories.
- A little bit of "good fat" is optional. "Good fats" or monosaturated fats include olive, peanut, and canola oils as well as fresh avocados, most seafood, and most nuts.
When you're in a rush:
- Power bars. Cliff Builder Bars are made with soy protein and taste great. They average 270 calories, 20 grams of protein, and have an impressive 25% of your daily calcium needs.
- Whole wheat crackers with peanut butter and a glass of skim milk.
- A smoothie made with calcium-fortified orange juice, soy milk, or skim milk.
- A glass of skim milk, a banana, and a dozen dry roasted, unsalted almonds.
- A bowl of high fiber oatmeal, or whole grain cereal such as Kashi, with skim milk, fresh berries, and a few almonds or walnuts.
- A bowl of low-fat or non-fat yogurt or cottage cheese with granola and fresh fruit.
- A whole wheat wrap filled with scrambled egg whites, black beans and salsa.
- A breakfast egg sandwich made with multi grain English muffins.
- Whole wheat toast with almond butter, banana, and honey and a glass of skim milk.
- A hard boiled egg, an orange, and a glass of skim milk.
- Ricotta hotcakes with your choice of fruity toppings.
- French toast made with multi-grain bread.
- Breakfast quinoa with dried fruits and nuts.
- Pancakes made with skim milk.
- Heuvos rancheros made with your choice of salsas, veggies, and cheese.
- Eggs: frittatas, omelettes, poached or baked eggs.
- Muffins, scones, and breakfast breads made with low-fat yogurt, cottage cheese, or milk.
Breakfast Egg Sandwich with Avocado and Chipotle Mayo
Serves 1
Print recipe only here.
1 multi-grain or whole wheat English muffin
3 egg whites
a dab of olive or canola oil
about 1 teaspoon soy mayo mixed with 1 teaspoon chipotles in adobo sauce
1/4 of an avocado, sprinkled with lime juice
1 ounce cheddar cheese
Toast the English muffin. Mix the soy mayo and chipotle chili and set aside. Slice the avocado and sprinkle with lime juice to prevent it from oxidizing, or turning brown; set aside.
Rub a dab of olive or canola oil over the surface of a small non-stick skillet over medium heat Add egg whites and cook 2 minutes, or until slightly puffed; fold in half and cook 1 minute, or until lightly browned; flip, add the cheddar cheese, and cook 1 minute more (or until your preferred doneness).
Spread the chipotle mayo on the toasted English muffins. Add the eggs with melted cheese and avocado slices.
Serve with a side of fresh fruit such as calcium-rich oranges and berries seasoned with mint.
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The Official Free Agency Repository Thread
We've done this in years past, and it was super helpful to anybody who didn't want to have to dig through dozens of pages.
We all know the drill here: whenever there is a free agency move, post it in this thread. I will update it here in the OP (along with the aid of any mods who want to help) to help establish one-stop shopping for all your football update needs.
Any and all updates are welcome. The more updates you clog this thread with, the more up-to-date and super-easy-to-follow this thread will be.
If a mod wants to sticky this, I'm cool with that:
New England Patriots:
re-sign CB Kyle Arrington
re-sign CB Aqib Talib
re-sign OLB Niko Koutouvides
re-sign ILB Robert Francois
re-sign DB Marquice Cole
re-sign OT Sebastian Vollmer
re-sign WR Julian Edelman
re-sign TE Michael Hoomanawanui
release FB Spencer Larsen
release WR Brandon Lloyd
sign DL Jason Vega
sign WR Danny Amendola 5 years
sign RB Leon Washington
sign DE John Abraham
sign S Adrian Wilson
sign WR Donald Jones
sign OT Will Svitek
sign WR Michael Jenkins
sign DT Tommy Kelly
New York Jets:
restructure WR Santonio Holmes
re-sign LB Josh Mauga 1 year
re-sign FB Lex Hilliard
re-sign LS Tanner Purdum
re-sign TE Jeff Cumberland
re-sign OT Austin Howard
release then re-sign OLB Calvin Pace
release OG Brandon Moore
release ILB Bart Scott
release S Eric Smith
release OT Jason Smith
release TE Josh Baker
release DT Sione Pouha
sign QB David Garrard
sign DT Antonio Garay
sign OG Willie Colon
sign RB Mike Goodson
sign K Nick Folk
sign LB Antwan Barnes
sign P Ryan Quigley
sign K Derek Dimke
sign SS Dawan Landry
Miami Dolphins:
tag DE Randy Starks
re-sign QB Matt Moore $8m/2 years
re-sign WR Brian Hartline $30.7m/5 years ($12.5m guaranteed)
re-sign QB Pat Devlin
re-sign DB R.J. Stanford
re-sign FS Chris Clemons 1 year
re-sign OT Nate Garner
re-sign LB Austin Spitler
release ILB Karlos Dansby
release OLB Kevin Burnett
sign WR Mike Wallace 5 years
sign ILB Danelle Ellerbe
sign ILB Phillip Wheeler
sign TE Dustin Keller 1 year
sign WR Brandon Gibson
sign OG Lance Louis
sign CB Brent Grimes
sign DE Vaughn Martin
sign LS Patrick Scales
Buffalo Bills:
tag S Jairus Byrd
tender TE Dorin Dickerson
DE Shawn Merriman has retired
re-sign CB Leodis McKelvin $20m/4 years
re-sign LB Bryan Scott
re-sign OG/C Colin Brown
re-sign TE Mike Caussin
re-sign RB Tashard Choice
release OLB Nick Barnett
release CB Terrence McGee
release QB Ryan Fitzpatrick
sign QB Tarvaris Jackson
sign OLB Manny Lawson
sign QB Kevin Kolb
sign DT Alan Branch
sign LB Marcus Dowtin
Baltimore Ravens:
trade WR Anquan Boldin to the 49ers for a sixth-round pick
tender TE Ed Dickson
place 2nd round tender on TE Dennis Pitta
re-sign QB Joe Flacco $120.6m/6 years ($52m guaranteed)
re-sign WR David Reed 2 years
re-sign SS James Ihedigbo
re-sign RB Damien Berry
re-sign OG Ramon Harewood
re-sign LS Morgan Cox
re-sign DT Bryan Hall
release OG Bobbie Williams
release SS Bernard Pollard
release ILB Brendon Ayanbadejo
sign DE Chris Canty
sign DB Chris Johnson
sign DE Marcus Spears 2 years
sign OLB Elvis Dumervil
sign S Michael Huff
sign DE Arthur Jones
sign MLB Rolando McClain
sign QB Caleb Hanie
Pittsburgh Steelers:
tender RB Jonathan Dwyer
tender RB Isaac Redman
tender DT Steve McLendon
restructure OLB Lamar Woodley
re-sign ILB Larry Foote 1 year
re-sign LS Greg Warren
re-sign WR Plaxico Burress 1 year
re-sign Stevenson Sylvester
re-sign WR Emmanuel Sanders
re-sign DT Steve McLendon
release OLB James Harrison
release OG Willie Colon
sign CB William Gay 3 years
sign QB Bruce Gradkowski
sign TE Matt Spaeth
Cincinnati Bengals:
tag DE Michael Johnson
tendered S Jeromy Miles
re-sign P Kevin Huber 5 years
re-sign LS Clark Harris Friday
re-sign K Mike Nugent 2 years
re-sign DE Wallace Gilberry $6.75 million/3 years
re-sign RB Cedric Peerman 2 years
re-sign LB Vincent Rey
re-sign TE Clark Harris 5 years
re-sign WR Andrew Hawkins
re-sign DE Robert Geathers
re-sign ILB Rey Maualuga
re-sign CB Adam Jones
re-sign TE Richard Quinn
re-sign WR Brandon Tate
re-sign OT Dennis Roland
re-sign CB Terence Newman
re-sign SS Jeromy Miles
re-sign RB Bernard Scott
release DB Jason Allen
sign QB Josh Johnson
sign QB John Skelton
sign OG Mike Pollak
sign TE Alex Smith
Cleveland Browns:
traded away OLB Emmanuel Acho for RB Dion Lewis
re-sign RB Chris Ogbonnaya
release DE Frostee Rucker
release FS Usama Young
release LB Chris Gocong
sign OLB Paul Kruger $41m/5years
sign DT Desmond Bryant $34m/5 years
sign TE Gary Barnidge
sign OLB Quentin Groves
sign DB Chris Owens
sign DB Kevin Barnes
sign QB Jason Campbell
sign K Brandon Bogotay
sign WR David Nelson
sign K Shayne Graham
sign LB Ryan Rau
Houston Texans:
re-sign OT Andrew Gardner
re-sign CB Brice McCain
re-sign OT Ryan Harris
re-sign ILB Tim Dobbins
release WR Kevin Walter
sign TE Phillip Supernaw
sign FS Ed Reed
sign P Shane Lechler
sign FB Greg Jones
Indianapolis Colts:
tag P Pat McAfee
re-sign DT Fili Moala
re-sign OT Joe Reitz
re-sign DT Martin Tevaseu
re-sign CB Cassius Vaughn
release S Tom Zbikowski
sign OT Gosder Cherilus
sign CB Darius Butler 2 years
sign OLB Erik Walden
sign CB Greg Toler
sign OG Donald Thomas
sign LB Lawrence Sidbury
sign OLB Erik Walden
sign DT Ricky Jean Francois
sign SS LaRon Landry 4 years
sign QB Matt Hasselbeck
sign DT Aubrayo Franklin
sign WR Darrius Heyward-Bey
Tennessee Titans:
re-sign K Rob Bironas $6.6m/2 years
re-sign S George Wilson $4 million/2 years
re-sign DE Keyunta Dawson 1 year
re-sign FB Quinn Johnson
re-sign WR Darius Reynaud
release LB Kevin Malast
release OG Mitch Petrus
release SS Jordan Babineaux
release QB Matt Hasselbeck
sign OG Andy Levitre
sign TE Delanie Walker
sign RB Shonn Greene $10m/3 years
sign DT Samie Lee Hill $11.4m/4 years ($4m guaranteed)
sign ILB Moise Fokou
sign QB Ryan Fitzpatrick
sign C Robert Turner
sign SS Bernard Pollard
sign DE Ropati Pitoitua
sign OG Chris Spencer
sign WR Kevin Walter
Jacksonville Jaguars:
re-sign CB Antwaun Molden
re-sign WR Jordan Shipley
release CB Aaron Ross
release CB Rashean Mathis
release SS Dawan Landry
release OT Guy Whimper
release DB Brandon King
release QB John Parker Wilson
release WR Laurent Robinson
release DT C.J. Mosely
sign OLB Geno Hayes
sign RB Justin Forsett
sign CB Alan Ball
sign DT Roy Miller
sign C Brad Meester
sign DT Sen'Derrick Marks
sign WR Mohamed Massaquoi
sign DE Pannel Egboh
Kansas City Chiefs:
traded a 2nd this year and a future pick for QB Alex Smith
tag OT Branden Albert
restructure DE Tyson Jackson
re-sign WR Dwayne Bowe $56m/5 years ($26m guaranteed)
re-sign P Dustin Colquitt $18m/5 years ($9m guaranteed)
re-sign OL Bryan Mattison
re-sign LS Thomas Gafford
re-sign LB Edgar Jones
release OT Eric Winston
release WR Steve Breaston
release TE Kevin Boss
release TE Steve Maneri
release QB Matt Cassel
release K Matt Szymanski
release OLB Andy Studebaker
release OG Rich Ranglin
sign CB Dunta Robinson $15m/3 years
sign S Hasain Abdullah
sign WR Mardy Gilyard
sign DT Marcus Dixon
sign TE Kevin Brock
sign TE Anthony Fasano 4 years
sign QB Chase Daniel 3 years
sign DE Mike DeVito $12.6m/3 years
sign WR Donnie Avery 3 years
sign CB Sean Smith $18m/3 years ($11m guaranteed)
sign OT/OG Geoff Schwartz
sign FB Ryan D'Imperio
sign LB Chad Kilgore
sign OLB Frank Zombo
sign C Tommie Draheim
sign ILB Zac Diles
sign ILB Akeem Jordan
sign ILB Orie Lemon
(Broncos, Raiders, and Chargers below.)
Denver Broncos:
tag OT Ryan Clady
re-sign S David Bruton
re-sign DB Tony Carter
re-sign DE Mitch Unrein
re-sign RB Lance Ball
release ILB DJ Williams
release QB Caleb Hanie
release DE/OLB Elvis Dumervil
release QB Caleb Hanie
sign OG Louis Vasquez $23.5m/4 years ($13m guaranteed)
sign DT Kevin Vickerson 2 years
sign LB Stewart Bradley
sign WR Wes Welker
sign DT Terrance Knighton
Oakland Raiders
trade for QB Matt Flynn for a 6th rounder, plus 2014 conditional
trade QB Carson Palmer for 7th rounder
re-sign CB Phillip Adams
re-sign OT Khalif Barnes
re-sign LB Kaelin Burnett
release WR Darrius Heyward-Bey
release DB Michael Huff
release DE David Tollefson
release DT Tommy Kelly
release MLB Rolando McClain
release OT Jason Slowey
sign DB Coye Francies
sign DT Pat Sims
sign LB Jason Hunter
sign OLB Kaluka Maiava
sign OLB Nick Roach
sign LB Kevin Burnett
sign DE Vance Walker
sign OT Alex Barron
sign CB Tracy Porter
sign CB Mike Jenkins
sign DE Andre Carter
sign RB Rashad Jennings
sign FS Usama Young
San Diego Chargers:
tender WR Danario Alexander
re-sign WR Richard Goodman
re-sign LS Mike Windt 4 years
re-sign RB Ronnie Brown
release SS Atari Bigby
release ILB Takeo Spikes
release TE Randy McMichael
release DT Antonio Garay
release OT Jared Gaither
sign K Nick Novak
sign TE John Phillips
sign OT King Dunlap
sign OG Chad Rinehart
sign CB Derek Cox $20m/4 years ($10.25m guaranteed)
sign RB Danny Woodhead 2 years
sign DE Jarius Wynn
sign WR Deon Butler
sign WR Dan DePalma
sign DB Cornelius Brown
sign C Rich Ohrnberger
Dallas Cowboys:
extend QB Tony Romo $108m/6 years ($55m guaranteed)
tag DE Anthony Spencer
restructure OLB DeMarcus Ware
restructure WR Miles Austin
restructure CB Brandon Carr
restructure TE Jason Witten
restructure OG Mackenzy Bernadeau
restrcuture OG Ryan Cook
re-sign C Phil Costa
re-sign ILB Ernie Sims
re-sign WR Anthony Armstrong
release ILB Dan Connor
release LB Brashton Satele
release FS Gerald Sensabaugh
release WR Anthony Armstrong
sign OL L.P. Ladouceur 5 years
sign OL Phil Costa 2 years
sign OLB Justin Durant
sign SS Will Allen
New York Giants:
place 1st round tender on WR Victor Cruz
re-sign OT William Beatty $38.75m/5 years ($19m guaranteed)
re-sign DE Justin Trattou
re-sign C Jim Cordle
re-sign DE Adrian Tracy
re-sign RB Ryan Torain
re-sign OLB Keith Rivers
re-sign QB David Carr
re-sign SS Stevie Brown
re-sign OG Kevin Boothe
re-sign C Jim Cordle
release RB Ahmad Bradshaw
release DT Chris Canty
release LB Michael Boley
sign DE Cullen Jenkins $8m/3 years
sign DT Shaun Rogers
sign CB Aaron Ross
sign K Josh Brown
sign FS Ryan Mundy
sign WR Louis Murphy
sign ILB Dan Connor
sign TE Brandon Myers
sign DT Mike Patterson
Washington Redskins:
re-sign LS Nick Sundberg 4 years
re-sign TE Logan Paulsen 3 years
re-sign FB Darrel Young $6.2m/3 years
re-sign OLB Rob Jackson 1 year
re-sign OG Kory Lichtensteiger 5 years
re-sign DT Kedric Golston 3 years
re-sign P Sav Rocca 2 years
re-sign LB Bryan Kehl
re-sign OT Tyler Polumbus
re-sign TE Fred Davis
re-sign QB Rex Grossman
release then re-sign CB DeAngelo Hall
release DB Korey Lindsey
sign DT Ron Brace
sign OT Nick Pashos
sign OT Jeremy Trueblood
sign CB E.J. Biggers
sign DE Darryl Tapp
sign QB Pat White
Philadelphia Eagles:
trade for WR Arrelious Benn and a 7th rounder from for a 6th rounder and a 2014 conditional
trade away RB Dion Lewis for DE Emmanuel Acho
restructure QB Michael Vick for the year
re-sign C Jon Dorenbos 4 years
re-sign DB Colt Anderson 1 year
release OT Demetress Bell
release DT Mike Patterson
release CB Nnamdi Asomugha
release QB Trent Edwards
sign QB Dennis Dixon 2 years
sign CB Bradley Fletcher
sign S Patrick Chung
sign FB James Casey 3 years
sign DT Isaac Sopoaga $12m/3 years ($5m guaranteed)
sign DT Kedric Golston
sign DE Connor Barwin
sign SS Kenny Phillips
sign CB Cary Williams
sign P Donnie Jones
sign DE Darryl Tapp
sign WR Ifeanyi Momah
Green Bay Packers
place 2nd round tender on CB Sam Shields
restructure DL Johnny Jolly
re-sign LB Rob Francois
re-sign ILB Brad Jones
re-sign OG Evan Dietrich-Smith
release CB Vince Agnew
release C Jeff Saturday
release CB Charles Woodson
release WR Donald Driver -- he has retired
sign CB Loyce Means
sign TE Matthew Mulligan
Chicago Bears
tag DT Henry Melton
re-sign RB Armando Allen
re-sign DT Nate Collins
re-sign OT Jonathan Scott
re-sign CB Kevin Hayden
re-sign QB Josh McCown
release WR Johnny Knox
release DT Matt Toeaina
release TE Kellen Davis
sign TE Martellus Bennett
sign OT Jermon Bushrod
sign TE Matt Spaeth
sign DB Zack Bowman
sign DT Turk McBride
sign TE Steve Maneri
sign SS Tom Zbikowski
sign OLB D.J. Williams
sign OLB James Anderson
sign OG Matt Slauson
sign C Taylor Boggs
sign DT Andre Fluellen
sign DE Kyle Moore
sign OG Eben Britton
Detroit Lions
announce retirement of OT Jeff Backus and K Jason Hanson
place a 2nd round tender on DL Willie Young
re-sign OLB DeAndre Levy
re-sign CB Chris Houston
re-sign LS Don Muhlbach
re-sign S Louis Delmas 2 years
re-sign OG Dylan Gandy
re-sign WR Brian Robiskie
re-sign DE Willie Young
re-sign FS Ricardo Silva
re-sign WR Kris Durham
re-sign RB Shaun Chapas
re-sign RB Joique Bell
re-sign OT Jason Fox
re-sign WR Brian Robiskie
release WR Titus Young
release OG Stephen Peterman
release DE Kyle Vanden Bosch
sign LB DeAndre Levy 3 years
sign OL Corey Hilliard 2 years
sign RB Reggie Bush
sign DT Jason Jones
sign SS Glover Quin
sign DT C.J. Mosley
sign K David Akers
sign K Havard Rugland
Minnesota Vikings
trade WR Percy Harvin to Seahawks for 1st & 7th rounder, plus 2014 midrounder
re-sign DB Marcus Sherels
re-sign OT Phil Loadholt $25m/4 years
re-sign OLB Erin Henderson
re-sign FB Jerome Felton $7.5m/3 years
re-sign WR Jerome Simpson 1 year
re-sign SS Jamarca Sanford
re-sign C Joe Berger
re-sign DB Andrew Sendejo
re-sign OLB Marvin Mitchell
re-sign CB A.J. Jefferson
release WR Michael Jenkins
release CB Antoine Winfield
sign QB Matt Cassel $4m/1 year
sign WR Greg Jennings $47.5m/5 years ($18m guaranteed)
sign OG Seth Olsen
Atlanta Falcons:
re-sign SS William Moore $30m/5 years ($14m guaranteed)
re-sign OG Garrett Reynolds 2 years
re-sign RB Antone Smith 2 years
re-sign TE Tony Gonzalez
re-sign CB Brent Grimes
re-sign OT Sam Baker
release DE John Abraham
release RB Michael Turner
release OT Tyson Clabo
sign RB Steven Jackson
sign DE Osi Umenyiora
sign ILB Brian Banks
Carolina Panthers:
re-sign TE Richie Brockel
re-sign CB Captain Munnerlyn
re-sign DT Dwan Edwards
release CB Chris Gamble -- has now retired
release DT Ron Edwards
release LB James Anderson
release LB Kenny Onatolu
sign LB Jordan Senn
sign DT Colin Cole
sign CB Drayton Florence
sign QB Derek Anderson
sign CB D.J. Moore
sign SS Mike Mitchell
sign WR Ted Ginn
sign MLB Chase Blackburn
sign WR Domenik Hixon
Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
trade WR Arrelious Benn and a 7th rounder to Philadelphia for a 6th rounder and a 2014 conditional
re-sign RB LeGarrette Blount $1.25m/1 year
re-sign LB Jacob Cutrera
re-sign LS Andrew Economos
release OLB Quincy Black
release QB Dan Orlovsky
release RB D.J. Ware
sign P Chas Henry
sign S Dashon Goldson 5 years
sign OLB Jonathan Casillas
sign WR Kevin Ogletree
sign OLB Jonathan Casillas
sign TE Tom Crabtree
sign DT Derek Landri
sign DE George Selvie
sign WR Steve Smith
sign K Nate Kaeding
sign RB Brian Leonard
sign WR Eric Page
New Orleans Saints:
re-sign DT Junior Galette 3 years
re-sign LS Justin Drescher
re-sign WR Courtney Roby
re-sign LB Ramon Humber
re-sign OLB Will Herring
re-sign C Brian De La Puente
release TE David Thomas
release CB Johnny Patrick
release OLB Will Herring
sign CB Keenan Lewis
sign TE Benjamin Watson
sign OLB Victor Butler
sign DE Kenyon Coleman
sign QB Luke McCown
sign FS Jim Leonhard
sign OT Jason Smith
sign QB Seneca Wallace
San Fransisco 49ers:
trade QB Alex Smith to Chiefs for 2nd rounder plus future picks
trade for WR Anquan Boldin from the Ravens for a 6th rounder
re-sign DT Ian Williams 1 year
re-sign LB Parys Haralson
re-sign DB Darcel McBath
re-sign DB Tramaine Brock
sign WR Joe Hastings
sign DE/DT Glenn Dorsey
sign LB Dan Skuta
sign S Craig Dahl
sign K Phil Dawson
sign WR Marlon Moore
sign CB Nnamdi Asomugha
sign TE Cameron Morrah
St. Louis Rams:
claim WR Titus Young off waivers, then release him
contract voided w/ RB Steven Jackson
re-sign DT Jermelle Cudjo
re-sign C Tim Barnes
re-sign TE Mike McNeill
re-sign DE William Hayes
re-sign OT Chris Williams
re-sign SS Darian Stewart
re-sign QB Kellen Clemens
release S Quintin Mikell
release OT Wayne Hunter
sign DE William Hayes
sign TE Jared Cook 5 years
sign OT Jake Long $36m/4 years ($16m guaranteed)
Arizona Cardinals:
trade for QB Carson Palmer for a 7th rounder
re-sign SS Rashad Johnson
re-sign DE Ronald Talley
re-sign RB Alfonso Smith
release S Adrian Wilson
release CB William Gay
release RB Beanie Wells
release WR Early Doucet
release LB Stewart Bradley
release RB Fozzy Whittaker
release S Kerry Rhodes
release QB Kevin Kolb
sign RB Rashard Mendenhall
sign CB Jerraud Powers
sign QB Drew Stanton $8.2m/3years
sign WR Josh Cribbs
sign LB Lorenzo Alexander
sign ILB Jasper Brinkley
sign CB Antoine Cason
sign DE Matt Shaughnessy
sign DE Frostee Rucker
sign DB Jonathon Amaya
sign DB Curtis Taylor
sign DB Bryan McCann
sign P Will Batson
sign OG Chilo Rachal
Seattle Seahawks:
trade for WR Percy Harvin for 1st & 7th rounder, plus 2014 midrounder
trade QB Matt Flynn to Raiders for a 6th rounder, plus 2014 conditional
re-sign LS Clint Gresham
release RB Leon Washington
release WR Ben Obomanu
release WR Lavasier Tuinei
sign DE Cliff Avril
sign DE Michael Bennett
sign DT Tony McDaniel
sign QB Josh Portis
sign WR Brett Swain
sign QB Brady Quinn
sign CB Antoine Winfield
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