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BMI: 22.88 (same OMG!)
Exercises Today: Body Test only so far. Walking home from work today for about15 minutes. I think today is going to be a rest day.
Burned Calories: Don't know. My heart rate monitor still hasn't come.
Steps walked so far today: 7473
Weight Watchers Points: 7
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Feelings: Knackered! I had a 16 hour call that was from hell. Let me ask: why do (mostly) retirees feel the need to climb up on a ladder in sub-zero temperatures and snow to shovel show off roofs? I mean, yes, the snow has gotten heavy, but... come on! And then they fall off the roof (usually over 5 meters) and break hips and ankles and arms and shoulders and ribs.... Or what I saw yesterday while walking to work on 4 inches of pure ice: an over 60ish woman who was running to get the bus.... I am 37, and I wouldn't DREAM of doing these things in this weather! I think sometimes when we get older that a synapse or two isn't wired up correctly anymore. I don't mean to offend anyone here, but it's really just silly to do these things. I hope you all exercise not only your muscles, but also caution this winter.
These examples and much more kept me up 17 of the 16 hours I was on call. I stayed an hour later to make sure everything was caught up. Luckily, I didn't have time to eat anything, but I missed the time to drink some water.
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Stars create their own diorama in their latest video for Backlines off of last month's new release, North. The video features the band performing on a miniature stage, while the camera zooms in and out of the various toy settings surrounding the band.
The band is gearing up to tour Canada with Metric, beginning on November 11 in Victoria, BC, and wrapping up their month long tour on November 24 in their hometown of Toronto. Check out Stars' tour dates below as well as their brand new music video for Backlines.
11/9 – Victoria, BC – Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre (with METRIC)
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Mykltron wrote:With a whopping SIX POINTS OF ARTICULATION
Botswanky wrote:Don't worry fellas, you guys aren't the target demographic anyway. It's for people with broader tastes, than just transforming action figures.
Jeep! wrote:Why do I imagine Dead Metal sounding exactly like Arnie?
Blurrz wrote:10/10
Leave it to Dead Metal to have the word 'Pronz' in his signature.
Mykltron wrote:If it looks as bad as this:
then I'll be rendered speechless by the price tag. Did they design it on a napkin at lunch time? With a whopping SIX POINTS OF ARTICULATION it truly is a waste of money.
Dead Metal wrote:I don't mind not articulated Transformers, because those usually at least look damn good and have a wide range of articulation.
Looking at the Storm Trooper though and its price tag however, tells me that this will be an immensely over priced piece of crap.
That Storm Trooper has less articulation and detail than a standard Star Wars action figure, to top it off the proportions are horrible, they're neither realistic nor SD they just look bad.
What makes this even worse is that it's 2 feet high. Seriously, you try to sell such a huge expensive product and you can't even outclass a standard retail toy?
for that kind of money you can buy two Amazon Dual Model kit Optimus Primes, or an army of Revoltech Optimus Primes. All of which look way better than this piece of trash.
Super7 teams up with Hasbro to bring the most popular Japanese giant robots of all time to the Super Shogun format! OPTIMUS PRIME and other Autobots and Decipticons will be realized as jumbo-scaled, 24" tall retro-bot complete with rocket punch! These will be among the largest TRANSFORMER collectibles ever produced!
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Chip Scutari of Scutari and Cieslak and Kimber Lanning of Local First Arizona talk about the impactful stories of 2012 in Arizona--and they look beyond the results of November's elections.
Fiesta Bowl Executive Director Robert Shelton talks about the January 3, 2013 matchup between the University of Oregon and Kansas State and the changes that are coming in 2014 to college football's system of choosing a national champion.
Latinos and African Americans make up 13 percent of the national workforce, but they hold just 3 percent of all high tech jobs. Women are also lagging behind. Now, Arizona high schools have the opportunity to apply for grants that will serve these underrepresented students.
Officials with the Tonto National Forest will be holding public meetings over the next two months. They want to get input on possible changes to the forest's 215 developed recreation sites.
State environmental officials have extended their high pollution advisory into Tuesday.
As the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality marks its 25th year, the agency's director says it's providing high-quality service despite budget cuts.
The public comment period for a proposed rail line between Phoenix and Tucson ended last week.
A federal agent charged with helping smuggle drugs into the U.S. has been ordered to remain in jail.
Holiday travel is picking up, and one state agency is warning airline passengers to watch out when they weigh their bags.
Federal legislation aimed at limiting assault-style weapons is being discussed in Washington, after last week's mass murders at an elementary school in Connecticut. Former Arizona Senator Dennis DeConcini was one of the sponsors of a similar bill 18 years ago.
A Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house in Phoenix that was slated for demolition has been saved.
Arizona's population was one of the fastest growing in the country over the last year, according to new numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau.
A man has been convicted of first-degree murder in the 1990 death of a Tucson imam.
A St. Johns boy who's been in a residential treatment facility for nearly three years after killing his father's friend is set to be back in court today over three probation violations.
Three weeks after young immigrants in Arizona filed a class action lawsuit challenging Arizona's ban on driver's licenses for deferred action recipients, a group in Michigan has done the same.
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Retiring Arizona Senator Jon Kyl gave his farewell address to the U.S. Senate today.
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A judge ruled Abid Naseer, 24, can be sent to the United States to stand trial.
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Certainly, Mia Love's ascension at the National Republican Convention is unique in recent Beehive State history.
The Saratoga Springs mayor, the daughter of African-American immigrants, saw unprecedented attention in Tampa this week as a GOP House candidate – and not a current – Republican officeholder.
Other Utahns have been invited to give convention speeches – but they already had the mantle of election.
Love is still a major office wanna-be.
Taking advantage of the opportunity, Love gave a rousing short address, which was preceded by one of her excellently-produced campaign videos.
She knocked the socks off more than a few cynical national newsmen, pundits and GOP leaders.
Love had a special web site fundraising goal over the 24 hours after her address, trying for an impressive $100,000. She raised around $150,000.
All well and good.
Now she has to close the deal with 4th District voters.
She'll have that national help, once again, with Vice President nominee Paul Ryan coming to raise funds and excite local voters.
Mitt Romney himself is coming to Utah (maybe this time he'll actually appear with regular folks and not just the big-ticket donors he's gathered previously).
Romney standing on a public stage with Love could really help.
I recall back to 1982.
Then popular Salt Lake City Democratic Mayor Ted Wilson was challenging first-term U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch.
President Ronald Reagan was really popular in Utah (but still not as popular as Romney is today).
Reagan came to town toward the end of the campaign season. Dressed in a smart brown suit to stand out visually, with all those around him in blue suits, Reagan asked Utahns to return Hatch to the U.S. Senate to help him fight the good fight.
In the background was a huge American flag. And a group looking suspiciously like the Mormon Tabernacle Choir (but really another choral group) sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Reagan wiped a tear from his eye.
And Wilson later recalled, "I knew right then I'd lost the election."
So, queue Romney. Get the big flag. Bring the singing group on stage.
And Democratic Rep. Jim Matheson – he with the conservative voting record and much-loved political last name – will be standing alone (as he has before), bereft of national political icons to help him with voters and fund raising.
Is Mia Love a rising star or political flashing firework – a big boom and then gone?
The last two months of Utah's 4th Congressional District race should be something to watch.


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It is actually the difference in attitudes toward women and women in Ministry which causes so many scholars to think 2 Timothy is not written by Paul. They're simply inconsistent in their views on this issue (2 Timothy and Paul).
Romans 16 would be where I'd start. Phoebe is clearly a "deacon" - someone with authority over many men, who teaches many men. Also, Junia is clearly both (a) female and (b) an apostle.


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I love my tomato-backed linksys WRT45GL router, but I had a very hard time determining how to get tcpdump onto it as it doesn't come in the default image. I had read that openwrt came with it, or at least came with it as an optional package, though I didn't want to give up the niceties of tomato as well as my familiarity with it and trade it in for openwrt just to get tcpdump. Luckily, I don't have to! There may be a more elegant solution to do this than the solution I found, but after hours of searching I only found one linked binary to tcpdump which was not only not from a trusted source, but also was dynamically linked to a library that tomato didn't have installed. Double-doh. Here is how I finally accomplished it:
WARNING: Openwrt requires a case-sensitive filesystem! Default MacOS and Windows partitions are case-insensitive so it will not work, and make menuconfig
will tell you as much.
$ svn checkout svn://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/trunk openwrt-kamikaze
$ cd openwrt-kamikaze/scripts
$ ./feeds update
$ ./feeds install tcpdump
$ cd ../
$ make menuconfig
If you have ever compiled your own kernel before, this screen should look somewhat familiar. Either way, go into the "Network" subsection and select tcpdump, hit the spacebar until an "M" shows next to it, indicating that it will be built but not built directly into the image. Exit out of all the screens until it asks you if you want to save your configuration and select yes.
The last thing you need to do is make sure that tcpdump compiles with static libraries, because the libraries it needs are most likely not on your router now. (If you compiled it dynamically it would most likely result in this kind of error when trying to run it: ./tcpdump: can't load library 'libpcap.so.1.0'
) To compile it statically linked, edit the file feeds/packages/net/tcpdump/Makefile
and add -static
to the CCOPT, like so:
define Build/Compile
CCOPT="-static $(TARGET_CFLAGS)" INCLS="-I. $(TARGET_CPPFLAGS)" \
all install
Now just type make
in the parent directory of openwrt and wait a while. It will go through and compile the cross-compiler as well as the image and some other stuff you won't be using (if anyone knows how to just compile the stuff that's necessary, please comment! Otherwise, this will do just fine.) Once it is complete, you will probably want to isolate tcpdump from everything else, so to do something like copying it to /tmp/tcpdump just run something like this:
$ find ./staging_dir/ -name tcpdump -exec cp {} /tmp/tcpdump \;
To ensure that the file was compiled properly and statically, run the following command and you should receive the following response
$ file /tmp/tcpdump
/tmp/tcpdump: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, MIPS, MIPS32 version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, not stripped
Once you have tcpdump compiled, you will need to put it onto your tomato-backed router. To do that, go to the administration page for the wireless router, select "Administration" and ensure that the SSH daemon starts up. You will ssh in as root, using the same password setup to access the administration interface via HTTP. Before you do that, however, under the "Administration" tab that is now open, click on "JFFS2″. If not enabled, click on "Enable" and "Format/Erase". Once this is done, there should be a device mounted on your wireless router when you login, like so:
# mount
rootfs on / type rootfs (rw)
/dev/root on / type squashfs (ro)
none on /dev type devfs (rw)
/proc on proc type rw (0)
/tmp on ramfs type rw (0)
/dev/mtdblock/3 on /jffs type jffs2 (rw,noatime,nodiratime)
The JFFS2 partition is quite small (1.0M on my router), but will be large enough to hold tcpdump. This is a place for files that will permanently stay on your router through reboots and the like. If you were to put tcpdump in /root
, for example, it would be gone the next time you rebooted.
Now that you have JFFS2 and ssh enabled, simply scp the tcpdump binary to /jffs on the wireless router and you should be able to execute it.
Unfortunately, again due to the storage limits on the wireless router, if you intend to save the output of tcpdump to a file (for example, to examine with wireshark later, etc), you will likely need to enable the "CIFS Client" under the same Administration tab that JFFS2 and ssh were inside of. The CIFS Client is essentially a SMB client, so you can use it to mount a samba share, windows share, mac os share shared via SMB, and so on. Under the /cifs1 entry, the UNC will be the familiar SMB url to the share, for example:
Fill in the username/password/etc as necessary. Once it is enabled and saved and the router mounts it, you should have a /cifs1 entry in your mounted devices list, and you can use it to save your tcpdump files to. For example:
# /jffs2/tcpdump -s 1500 -w /cifs1/mynetwork.out


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Part four of this ongoing series breaking down the scoring lines and depth options. Note: Take the line combos with a grain of salt. They are just arbitrary and are used primarily to separate a team's top-six from the bottom-six. I really don't want to get into arguments about player X had chemistry with player Y therefore they'll be on a line together during the season. Minnesota – Top-five fairly locked faces slight competition from cavalry Top Six Cavalry Cal Clutterbuck, Kyle Brodziak, Casey Wellman, James Sheppard Bottom Feeders Eric Nystrom, Darryl Powe, Colton Gillies, and Brad Staubitz. Minnesota's top-six heading into 2010-11 will be completely revamped with all of the off-season movement this summer. Koivu has always been a point-per-game threat, but with Heater and Seto as his line mates, you would think that he has a great shot at finally surpassing that elusive 80-point plateau. Heatley is an interesting case, with many polarizing opinions on his fantasy worth. He has been kind of been shafted the last couple of seasons in SJ, (offensive depth), and in Ottawa, (coaching due to on/off ice attitude), but he'll pretty much run out of excuses with Minny this campaign. If you've bought the guide, then you've probably read my stance on Seto. Now that he has more control of his production, look for him to breakout. After Koivu and Marek Zidlicky, Cullen picked up the third-most PP TOI in Minny last campaign, which resulted in a surprising 21 points on the man advantage (tied for 48th in the league). The Wild don't have a lot of puck-moving defensive options, so Cullen should have a great shot at manning the opposite point of Zidlicky on the top PP unit. Look for a 40-45 point season from him. Latendresse was heavily criticized earlier this off-season by GM Chuck Fletcher, so it'll be interesting to how he responds with his new workout regime initiated. Bouchard completely flew under-the-radar last campaign as he missed most of the first-half dealing with concussion symptoms, but returned to rattle off 38 points in the final 59 contests (pro-rated to 52 points). He could make a great sleeper candidate for 2011-12. There's not a lot that you can complain about Clutterbuck's fantasy worth. He led the league in HITs with 336 while also chipping in with 34 points, 79 PIMs and 191 SOG. If you're looking for a multi-cat monster, you don't have to look much further than Clutter. Last year's pre-season top-six: Brunette, Koivu, Miettinen, Latendresse, Cullen and Havlat End of year finish:
Nashville – Top-five locked, strong competition from youngsters with high potential. Top Six Martin Erat – David Legwand – Patric Hornqvist Blake Geoffrion – Mike Fisher – Sergei Kostitsyn Cavalry Nicklas Bergfors, Colin Wilson, Cal O'Reilly, Craig Smith, Nick Spaling, Taylor Beck*** Bottom Feeders Jordan Tootoo, Jerred Smithson, and Matt Halischuk You can pretty much sum up the Preds' offense using three words: Offense by committee! During the last three years, Nashville has only churned out one player that has tallied more than 60 points and only eight that have recorded 50 or more (Philly alone had five last season). With Barry Trotz once again at the helm, expect things to remain status quo this season. The good thing about the Preds is that you can expect consistency. Erat and Legwand are as consistent as they come. The key is to not expect anything more or less. Look for 70 GP each and roughly 50 points from Erat and 40 points from Legwand, then you should be good. Hornqvist had a miserable start to the season by registering just 34 points in the first 68 contests, but then rattled off 14 points in the final 11 to finish the regular season. The trio of Fisher, Hornqvist and Kostitsyn had plenty of chemistry during the stretch run and could definitely bear watching for 2011-12. Despite averaging just 8:16 per contest last season, Geoffrion still managed to garner eight points in 20 contests during his brief stint with the big club. There isn't much left for him to prove outside of the NHL, so look for him have a bigger role of responsibility in Nashville this year. Recently signed Bergfors is starting to run out of NHL options, the Preds will be his fourth team in the last three seasons. I personally think that he's going to be a career AHLer, but you might be more of a gambling poolie than me. A sleeper candidate that you have to earmark is Beck. He tallied a whopping 188 points in 163 contests with Guelph during his final two years of juniors. A year in the minors could possibly do him wonders, but a great camp could see him make the direct jump to the big club. Either way keeper leaguers definitely make note of his name. Last year's pre-season top-six: Erat, Lombardi, Dumont, Sullivan, Legwand and Kostitsyn End of year finish:
Phoenix- Top-four fairly locked, potential surprises in competition from bottom-six Top Six Radim Vrbata – Lee Stempniak – Lauri Korpikoski Cavalry Kyle Turris (RFA), Andy Miele, Mikkel Boedker (RFA) and Brett MacLean Bottom Feeders Considering how defensive the Coyotes played last season, they actually finished the year ranked as the 14th best offense in the league (2.76 goals scored per contest). Much like the Preds, the name of the game in Phoenix is also offense by committee, as the range of the leading scorer to the seventh was a mere 22 points. With Dave Tippet at the helm, expect much of the same in Phoenix. The big three of Doan, Whitney and Vrbata should lead the way in scoring once again. Vrbata has surpassed the 215 SOG plateau in four of the past five seasons. The SH% won't be very pretty, but if you're after plain old SOG, he's a great under-the-radar target to invest in. Doan and Whitney are both starting to get up there in age, but they aren't at a point where their production will dramatically crash. After the departures of Eric Belanger and Vernon Fiddler, there's a massive gaping hole up the middle in the Yotes' line up. There's a bit of debate as to who will assume that role. There's a strong case for youngster Turris, but I think that gig will land squarely on the lap of Hanzal. This was a thread that I wrote comparing him to early days Ryan Kesler back in April. The RFA trio of Turris, Boedker and Tikhonov might be hard pressed to make the big squad this campaign as Tippet heavily favours veteran players who play a two-way game, which perfectly fits the MO of Torres, Gordon, Pyatt, Chipchura, Nokelainen and BizNasty. I could honestly see Boedker and Tikhonov starting the season in San Antonio, which will dramatically hamper their fantasy value. If pedigree is what you're after, then you're probably going to be pretty high on both Miele and MacLean. Miele absolutely blew the competition out of the water when he posted a mind-boggling 71 points in 39 contests all while securing the Hobey Baker award last campaign. The only knock on him is his size, as 5'8" isn't exactly the most ideal height for an NHLer. On the other hand, MacLean, who stands a respectable 6'2", probably doesn't have much left to prove outside of the NHL. He's posted 265 points in 177 contests in juniors while following that up with 155 points in 201 in the AHL. The Yotes will be making a big mistake if they don't give him a long leash at training camp. Last year's pre-season top-six: Whitney, Wolski, Doan, Vrbata, Fiddler, and Upshall End of year finish:
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Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:20 pmCoach Wade Phillips now acknowledges that he should not have played Marc Colombo in the playoffs last year after the right tackle rushed back from a broken leg and sprained ankle.
Fantasy Source Spin: Colombo was abused by Vikings defensive end Ray Edwards, who racked up three sacks in the blowout. It's yet another reason to believe that Edwards' perceived stock was artificially inflated coming off a career year.
Source: Dallas Morning News
Wed Jul 28, 2010 4:01 pmCowboys rookie DE Sean Lissemore is out 1-2 weeks with a strained groin.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lissemore, a seventh-round pick from William & Mary, entered camp as a long shot for a roster spot. Any amount of missed reps isn't going to help.
Source: Calvin Watkins on Twitter
Tue Jul 27, 2010 7:04 pmNFL Network's Michael Lombardi expects the Cowboys to use more spread sets this year to take advantage of Dez Bryant's high-impact talent.
Fantasy Source Spin: The rookie is going to be hard to keep off the field, and the Cowboys have already experimented with Miles Austin in the slot during offseason practices. Lombardi predicts that the explosive passing game will make Felix Jones even more dangerous. This pick-your-poison offense should be a fantasy bonanza in 2010.
Source: nfl.com
Tue Jul 27, 2010 10:31 amBrown will be a top-12 fantasy kicker -- if he wins the job out of camp. Brown connected on just 7-of-12 field goals in Houston's last four games, and he missed crucial kicks in losses to Indianapolis and Tennessee in Weeks 9 and 11, respectively.
Fantasy Source Spin: Still, if Brown beats out Neil Rackers, he'll be in line for a fourth straight 100-point season. (Bill Bender/SN)
Source: Fantasy Source
Sun Jul 25, 2010 8:50 pmDez Bryant has refused to carry Roy Williams' shoulder pads at Cowboys camp.
Fantasy Source Spin: Rookies carrying veterans' pads is a popular training camp ritual, but Bryant is having none of it. "I'm not doing it," he said. "I feel like I was drafted to play football, not carry another player's pads. ... I'm saying that out of no disrespect to (anyone)." Roy Williams indicated that he was displeased with Bryant's refusal to take part in the hazing. We like him even more for it.
Source: ESPN.com
Sun Jul 25, 2010 6:07 pmCoach Wade Phillips heaped praise on rookie Dez Bryant following the Cowboys' first training camp practice.
Fantasy Source Spin: Bryant reportedly beat Pro Bowl cornerback Mike Jenkins for a deep ball on Saturday. "He looked as good as any player at any position, on the first day, as anybody I've seen in a long time," Phillips said of Bryant. "He's got a lot of ability." Though he's not ticketed for the Cowboys' starting split end job currently, Bryant is going to be difficult to keep off the field.
Source: KENS 5 Dallas
Sat Jul 24, 2010 10:41 amDavid Kendrick of the San Antonio Express News suggests that "Everything is there for [WR Dez Bryant] to take Roy Williams' starting job."
Fantasy Source Spin: It's nice to see one of the local papers going out on a limb. Despite Williams' mega contract and owner Jerry Jones' pride, there's no question that Bryant is an impact talent. We're not typically bullish on rookie wideouts, but we wouldn't be shocked to see Bryant take over Williams' starting spot by Week 1
Source: San Antonio Express-News
Fri Jul 23, 2010 7:26 pmCowboys executive VP Stephen Jones confirmed Friday that the team's No. 1 priority for a contract extension is Miles Austin.
Fantasy Source Spin: Austin, who The Football Scientist K.C. Joyner believes may be the best wide receiver in the NFL, is set to make $3.168 million this season and isn't pulling a Vincent Jackson. Austin's commitment to voluntary offseason workouts and good-natured attitude about his contract situation may indicate that he's willing to take a relatively below-market deal like Greg Jennings did in 2009.
Fri Jul 23, 2010 12:54 pmCowboys signed rookie ILB Sean Lee, the No. 55 overall pick, to a four-year contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lee is already slated for Kevin Burnett's old role as Dallas' nickel inside 'backer, replacing starter Keith Brooking in passing situations. Brooking is aging and coming off knee surgery, and Lee is his eventual successor.
Wed Jul 21, 2010 3:57 pmCowboys CB Orlando Scandrick says his finger is "healing nicely" after shattering it during OTAs.
Fantasy Source Spin: Scandrick will be 100 percent well before Opening Day, but his status for the first few weeks of training camp are unclear. The Cowboys are not deep at cornerback and need a big year from Scandrick after his disappointing 2009.
Tue Jul 20, 2010 8:48 pmCalvin Watkins of ESPNDallas.com has been told that Dez Bryant needs "a few more days" before he agrees to terms with the Cowboys.
Fantasy Source Spin: Bryant might miss a few training camp practices, but the Cowboys start a full week before most teams. Despite speculation that he could be seeking Top-10 money, it now appears that Bryant has a shot to be the first first-round pick signed this year. Things are looking up for the No. 24 overall pick.
Tue Jul 20, 2010 5:07 pmBuccaneers signed rookie NT Brian Price, the No. 35 overall pick to a four-year contract, including a $2.72 million signing bonus.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year is the NFL's highest pick yet to sign. After finishing last in the league in run defense, the Bucs added nose tackle Price to first-round three-technique Gerald McCoy while revamping the defensive front four. Both players can get after the quarterback as well as stop the run. Price's main responsibility will be doing the latter.
Tue Jul 20, 2010 5:07 pmBuccaneers signed No. 35 overall pick DT Brian Price to a four-year contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year is the NFL's highest pick yet to sign, though no details have been announced. After finishing last in the league in run defense, the Bucs added nose tackle Price to first-round three-technique tackle Gerald McCoy while revamping the defensive front. Both players can get after the quarterback as well as stopping the run.
Fri Jul 16, 2010 12:56 pmChiefs signed fifth-round OLB Cam Sheffield to a four-year contract, including a $194,000 roster bonus.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Chiefs are handing out large initial roster bonuses as opposed to signing bonuses on their rookie deals, which could help their future salary cap situation. An athletic pass rusher from Troy, Sheffield's pre-draft workouts were slightly disappointing, but his pedigree and college production were impressive. He'll compete for snaps opposite Tamba Hali right away.
Source: National Football Post
Thu Jul 8, 2010 2:13 pmSammy Morris said Thursday that he'll stay with the Patriots as long as they'll have him.
Fantasy Source Spin: "As long as I still feel good ... I'm playing for as long as I can," said Morris. "I've felt as good about this training camp as any other one." Morris, 33, is in the final year of his contract. He'll return as a committee back for 2010, but the Pats could opt to blow up the backfield and start over next season.
Source: ESPNBoston.com
Wed Jul 7, 2010 12:36 pmBrowns agreed to terms with sixth-round WR Carlton Mitchell on a four-year contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: An intriguing blend of size and speed at 6'3/215 with a 4.41-4.49 forty-yard dash, Mitchell slipped to the sixth round due to concerns about his hands and route running. He landed with the right team for a potential early impact, but he'll need to show improved fundamentals to climb higher than fifth on the depth chart by Week 1.
Source: Dayton Daily News
Mon Jul 5, 2010 10:18 amCowboys DE Jason Hatcher may be a starter in 2011 if Marcus Spears doesn't return, according to ESPN's Calvin Watkins.
Fantasy Source Spin: Spears was on the trade block this offseason and is working on a one-year tender. The Cowboys have high hopes for Hatcher, who will serve as a rotational end and nickel pass rusher this season. Hatcher's athleticism and versatility could lead to more and more reps ahead of Spears as the season goes on.
Wed Jun 23, 2010 8:37 amCowboys NT Jay Ratliff said he has played the last three years with bad elbows.
Fantasy Source Spin: Ratliff says he never complained about the pain until he finally asked for an X-ray last season and bone spurs were found. After surgery, he now has no pain at all and bench pressed for the first time in two years this week. That's right folks -- he made the Pro Bowl in each of the last two years without bench pressing.
Tue Jun 22, 2010 12:50 pmCowboys waived K Connor Hughes, CB Marquis Floyd, WR Rashaun Greer, TE Nick Tow-Arnett, and OG Chet Teofilo.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hughes was never a serious competitor for the Cowboys kicking job, with the offseason goal being to pump up David Buehler's confidence. Buehler will still have to prove himself in training camp, though, and veteran Matt Stover's number is likely on speed dial.
Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:50 pmFormer Ravens CB Frank Walker is among seven free agents trying out at the Texans' minicamp this week.
Fantasy Source Spin: Walker was drafted by the UFL a couple of weeks ago, but declined to join the league. Houston is also giving former Falcons, Seahawks and Raiders FB Justin Griffith a look. Griffith is a longtime favorite of Texans OC Greg Knapp.
Source: houstontexans.com
Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:32 pmBrowns re-signed restricted free agent FB Lawrence Vickers to a one-year, $1.759 million contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: Vickers, 27, is one of the most oft-used lead blockers in the game despite lacking versatility. Though Vickers is coming off a down season by his standards, the Browns are confident that he'll rebound in front of Jerome Harrison and rookie Montario Hardesty. Vickers may be a candidate for a long-term extension if Cleveland's running game starts the season hot.
Sat Jun 12, 2010 5:00 pmCoach Josh McDaniels has declared Kyle Orton the Broncos' starting quarterback.
Fantasy Source Spin: "He is the starter, no doubt," coach Josh McDaniels said. With a year in McDaniels' quick-read system, Orton has been head and shoulders above Brady Quinn and Tim Tebow in offseason practices. He'll have more job security than expected going into training camp, but the loss of Brandon Marshall should temper fantasy expectations. He could also lose situational red-zone snaps to Tim Tebow throughout the season.
Source: Colorado Springs Gazette
Fri Jun 11, 2010 6:28 pmCowboys re-signed restricted free agent Miles Austin to a one-year, $3.168 million contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: Austin is still seeking a long-term deal, and the Cowboys have made it clear that they intend to lock him up. In the the meantime, Austin has been a loyal soldier, attending all spring practices while steering clear of media attention. The Cowboys will be turning their attention to their rookie class soon, so Austin's extension may not happen before the season starts.
Source: Michael Lombardi on Twitter
Mon Aug 13, 2012 2:53 pm After signing Brandon Carr in the offseason, it didn't appear on the surface that Dallas was shopping for another defensive back. However, Claiborne graded out as the second-highest player on the Cowboys' 2012 draft board. When the Jaguars jumped up to snatch Oklahoma State wideout Justin Blackmon from the Rams, the stage was set. The Cowboys see Claiborne shadowing opposing No. 1 receivers for years to come, and he'll be handed the starting assignment Week 1.
Fantasy Source Spin: He's going to be tested early and often, so it'll be interesting to see how well he responds. Rookie defensive backs can be very risky IDP propositions.
Fri Aug 3, 2012 1:08 pm The Cowboys have had an inconsistent recent history with kickers, so it was good to see Bailey establish himself in his rookie campaign. Dallas finished in the middle of the pack in touchdowns, allowing Bailey to get a workout with 37 field goal attempts. He showed a capable big leg, making 10 of 12 chances from 40-49 yards and two of four from beyond 50 yards.
Fantasy Source Spin: Bailey is a solid kicker on an above-average offense who should be a decent, cheap starter in his sophomore season.
Wed Aug 1, 2012 12:27 pm The transition from Wade Phillips to Rob Ryan calling the shots on defense for the Cowboys didn't go as smoothly as planned, though a putrid secondary was much to blame for the team's woes. Dallas has clearly addressed that issue by spending a large sum for former Kansas City corner Brandon Carr and trading up in the first round of the draft for LSU corner Morris Claiborne. The pass rush still held its own last season with DeMarcus Ware leading the way with an insane 19.5 sacks, and Sean Lee is also emerging as a stud at linebacker.
Fantasy Source Spin: A sleeper to help fantasy owners after addressing their secondary needs, though the schedule only gets tougher in the NFC East.
Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:10 pm Last season was another solid campaign for Witten, who managed 900-plus receiving yards for the fifth consecutive year. However, his receptions and touchdowns saw a major drop-off from 2010, which was particularly surprising since QB Tony Romo stayed relatively healthy all season. He still led the Cowboys in receptions and targets, but there should be some concern about whether there are enough throws to feed him at a 100-reception pace again if wideouts Miles Austin and Dez Bryant can stay healthy.
Fantasy Source Spin: Witten is a safe, second-tier fantasy tight end, but he's well behind the elite.
Thu May 23, 2013 4:04 pm Cowboys FS Matt Johnson blames his weightlifting regimen for his recurring hamstring woes as a rookie.
Fantasy Source Spin: Johnson said he was squatting too much in the gym, and he has since focused on doing more hamstring workouts. "When you get to the pros, and playing at safety, I don't need to squat 500 pounds," Johnson said. "We did more position specific and more dynamic work." Johnson says he's lost a couple pounds since last season and feels more comfortable. He's competing for a starting job.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:07 pm Doug Free and Jermey Parnell are splitting time at right tackle in Cowboys OTAs.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's what the Cowboys did down the stretch last season, and it will likely continue through training camp. OC Bill Callahan believes Free hasn't let his pay-cut become a distraction. "I'm really proud of the way Doug has handled everything that has transpired in the offseason," Callahan said. "He's been very positive." Free should have a slight edge over Parnell, who failed to run with the job when given the opportunity in 2012.
Sun May 12, 2013 5:35 pm ESPN Dallas expects undrafted rookie Kendial Lawrence to make a run at the Cowboys' No. 3 running back spot.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lance Dunbar and Phillip Tanner are on notice. DeMarco Murray and Joseph Randle are entrenched as Dallas' Nos. 1 and 2 backs, but the third spot is wide open. Per beat writer Todd Archer, Lawrence displayed "burst and vision" at rookie minicamp, impressing with "sharp" jump-cut moves. Lawrence is only 5-foot-9, 194, but has change-of-pace back and kick return potential.
Source: ESPN Dallas
Thu May 2, 2013 5:08 pm Second-year S Matt Johnson is penciled in as the Cowboys' starting free safety.
Fantasy Source Spin: Johnson missed his entire rookie season with a hamstring injury, but the Cowboys remain very high on him. "I don't know when I've ever seen a player impress our staff without having played in a ballgame any more than Matt Johnson," owner/GM Jerry Jones said. Barry Church, who tore his Achilles' in Week 3, would be the other starting safety if the season started today.
Sun Apr 28, 2013 4:17 pm Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expects No. 151 overall pick RB Joseph Randle to beat out Phillip Tanner and Lance Dunbar for No. 2 duties.
Fantasy Source Spin: While most executives focus on creating competition, Jones focuses on pumping up his new toys. "We pictured (Randle) as the second running back behind Murray," Jones said Saturday. Tanner and Dunbar will duke it out for a roster spot in camp. For now, DeMarco Murray owners should consider Randle his primary handcuff.


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Nsd - Get Published Chat Transcript attached
Posted 04 May 2008 - 07:27 PM
Thank you Jan for the transcript! Really interesting discussion about getting published! Come on Girls, YOU CAN DO IT!
Posted 04 May 2008 - 10:01 PM
Thanks for posting! I really wanted to attend this chat but things got busy around here.
Posted 05 May 2008 - 08:44 AM
Thanks Jan! I was there for part of the chat, but couldn't stay for all of it. Some great info in there, glad to have the transcript.
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