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If I were stuck on an island that was beautiful and peaceful; filled with my friends and family; abundant with new books to read, movies to watch, beaches for walking and playing; but I had to choose only one type of food that would sustain and nourish me for a long healthy life of relaxation and bliss, what would I choose? That's right! Of course, it is the only choice…leafy green vegetables. (Did you really think I would say chocolate???)
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As Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn says, the goal is not to drip, but to shower your body with greens as much as possible. There is an abundance of methods of increasing your intake of leafy green vegetables. They are easily hidden in smoothies and soups and they make a delicious accent to salads, all cooked entrees, as well as being fantastic on their own.
I recommend testing your creativity and finding ways to incorporate green leafies into every meal of the day. With such a variety, this is not at all difficult. To name a few, there is curly kale, black kale, dandelion greens, collard greens, bok choy, spinach, arugula, swiss chard, rainbow chard, beet greens, romaine lettuce. And this is just the beginning! Imagine the possibilities!
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State auditor investigating secret settlements
Iowa Auditor Mary Mosiman says she is conducting an audit of confidential secret settlements that have enveloped Gov. Terry Branstad's administration in controversy for more than a month.
Mosiman says in a letter to Democratic Sen. Jack Hatch she began to review the settlement agreements shortly after she learned of them. She says her office is working to identify anything improper or inappropriate. She says she'll issue a public report when the investigation is concluded.
Hatch, who's running against Branstad for governor, sent Mosiman a letter April 8 asking for an audit.
He also wants the Legislature to approve funds for a broader independent audit from a firm outside the government to ensure politics is removed from the process.
Mosiman, a Republican, was appointed by Branstad last year.


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I scoured the drugstores at obscure Tokyo subway stops so you don't have to. This face wash disappears off the shelves as fast as it's put out, because who WOULDN'T want to wash their face ten times a day when the foam comes out shaped like a rose? (Hey, I know you made extra-long blue poops with your Play Doh Fun Factory too ADMIT IT)
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CIO… the Summit LeaguePosted by Brian Goodman on February 28th, 2013
Eli Linton is the RTC correspondent for the Summit League.
Top Storylines
- Realignment Strikes Again: The Summit League isn't the first conference one typically thinks of when they hear about conference realignment, but the conference isn't immune either. UMKC will join the WAC next year, ending a 20-year relationship with the Summit League (formerly the Mid-Continent Conference) that could put the entire conference in jeopardy. According to The Kansas City Star, UMKC will not be the last team to pull the trigger on realignment. Oakland has been gunning for the Horizon League for years, and now not only do they have a spot available for them, but they could take IUPUI along as well. In fact, there is a good chance that pretty much everyone in the conference could be on the move sooner rather than later.
- To The Nth Power: Nate Wolters is just about the only other piece of news getting national attention this year in the Summit League. He's been incredible, averaging 22.9 points, 5.6 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game, leaving plenty of room to become the first player in NCAA history to average 20/5/5 in a season since the NCAA started tracking assists in 1983. Wolters is also third in the nation in scoring, and holds the NCAA season-high scoring mark with 53 points against IPFW. If you haven't seen him yet, you absolutely have to catch him before his run ends.
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- South Dakota State (21-9, 12-3): They are poised to repeat as champions of the Summit League, and Nate Wolters is trying to make history. Wolters is once again carrying the Jacks in chapter two of their cinderella story. His season reminds me a lot of Ben Woodside's senior season at North Dakota State. That team had a real chance at immortality, but couldn't climb over Kansas. The Jacks feel like that kind of team. They are not invincible, and have showed some weaknesses in the last two weeks, but we know that it would take a major upset to prevent this team from reaching their second straight NCAA Tournament and their first regular season title. Read the rest of this entry »


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Congolese President Joseph Kabila suspended the army's chief of staff on Friday following a UN report accusing Gen. Gabriel Amisi of overseeing the selling of arms to rebel groups as tens of thousands of refugees fled the rebel-held city of Goma.
Congo's president has suspended the army's chief of staff, following the publication of a United Nations report which reveals that Gen. Gabriel Amisi oversaw a criminal network selling arms to rebels in the country's troubled east.
The firing of the general indicates that Congo is finally getting tough on its notoriously dysfunctional and internally divided army. It comes as an eight-month-old rebel group, made up of soldiers who defected from the army, pushed beyond Goma, the bustling regional capital of eastern Congo, which fell to the fighters earlier this week.
On Friday, M23 rebels patrolled the town of Sake, the next town on the road south from Goma. They manned checkpoints, drank vodka in local bars and let the corpses of Congolese soldiers rot in the streets. One of the soldier's bodies bore an execution-style bullet wound to the temple.
The rebellion is led by soldiers who defected from the Congolese army. Before their recent defection, their commanders benefited from a privileged relationship with Congo's government, despite mounting evidence of their complicity in grave abuses. The leader of the M23 is believed to be Gen. Bosco Ntaganda, who is wanted for crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court.
Tens of thousands of civilians could be seen fleeing along a 10-kilometer (6-mile) stretch of the road to Goma, carrying mattresses and cooking pots on their heads, as well as live chickens, goats, and babies bundled on their backs. The town of Sake was nearly deserted. A lone father returned to his empty house. He had fled on Thursday when the shooting erupted, but lost track of his four children in the scramble to get out of town. The youngest are just 2 and 4 years old, he said.
"We heard shots from the hills," said Timothe Mashamba. "We fled, but now I have returned. I lost my four children when we fled and haven't found them. I am waiting for them here. I can't leave. They won't know where to find me."
The president of neighboring Uganda was acting as a go-between for the two sides, and on Friday, one of the leaders of M23, Bishop Jean-Marie Runiga, was in Kampala, the Ugandan capital, for talks, said deputy rebel spokesman Amani Kabasha. Earlier in the week, both Congolese President Joseph Kabila, and Rwandan President Paul Kagame, who is accused of arming the rebels, were in Uganda for an attempted mediation.
The rebel spokesman said the two presidents agreed on certain principles and were now talking them over with M23.
"They (Kagame, Kabila) took decisions in Kampala and now they want to talk to Bishop Runiga about them. Joseph Kabila said in his communique that he would talk to us, and that is what we want."
Congo's troubled east has been plagued by decades of violence, and the latest rebellion is a reincarnation of a previous conflict. The rebel group that took Goma dubs itself the M23, a reference to the March 23, 2009 peace deal that paved the way for fighters from a now-defunct rebel group to join the army. Charging that the peace accord was not implemented, soldiers defected from the Congo army in April to form the M23. Both the M23 and the previous rebel group, known as the CNDP, are widely believed to be backed by neighboring Rwanda, which has fought two wars against its much-larger neighbor.
Numerous reports by the United Nations Group of Experts have shown the extent of Rwandan infiltration in the rebel groups based in Congo, as well as in Congo's armed forces, but it wasn't until the release of the most recent findings that Congo took decisive action.
A statement released by the Office of Congo's' President Joseph Kabila said that the U.N. report published on Nov. 21 made clear that Amisi's behavior was contrary to the rules of military behavior. "The President of the Republic has decided to suspend him immediately of all his functions, while an investigation is ongoing," the statement said.
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So, Tim Cook just dropped what he thought was an "Oh, snap!" worthy diss on Microsoft Surface, saying, "I suppose you could design a car that flies and floats, but I don't think it would do all of those things very well." But wait.
One might just as easily say, "You could build a device that's for telephoning and computing, but..." I mean, come on. Some devices are designed to do multiple things very well. Hell, how about seaplanes? They do, I believe, fly and float, and some of them even put out forest fires. My point is this:
If someone came up to you and said, "Hey, do you want this car that can fly and float?" You wouldn't be like, "NO! That's stupid. I just want it to do one or the other."
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Hall Of Fame…Coaches?
As the Hall of Fame induction looms, something I heard on a Cardinals' broadcast the other day inspired me to hit the books. The gist of the discussion, which was dead serious and included not even a hint that the view might be a little skewed by some homerism, was that while there weren't any coaches in Cooperstown, and there was no mechanism for electing any, obviously Dave Duncan would be elected, and just as soon as possible.
7 – John Schulte, Yankees, 1936-19477 – Jim Turner, Yankees, 1949-19585 – Mel Stottlemyre, Mets, Yankees, 1986-20004 – Mike Gonzalez, Cardinals, 1934-19463 – Johnny Sain, Yankees, Tigers, 1961-19683 – Joe Becker, Dodgers, 1955-1963
The others with as many as two? Duncan (1989 A's, 2006, Cards), Galen Cisco (1992-93 Jays), Ron Perranoski (1981, 1988 Dodgers), Larry Shepard (1975-76 Reds), Wes Stock (1973-74 A's), Dick Such (1987, 1991 Twins).
6 – Leo Mazzone: Glavine '91 '98, Maddux '93 '94 '95, Smoltz '964 – George Bamberger: Cuellar '69, Palmer '73 '75 '764 – Dave Duncan: Hoyt '83, Welch '90, Eckersley '92, Carpenter '053 – Joe Becker: Newcombe '56, Drysdale '62, Koufax '633 – Bill Fischer: Clemens '86 '87 '913 – Ray Miller: Flanagan '79, Stone '80, Drabek '903 – Claude Osteen: Carlton '82, Denny '83, Bedrosian '873 – Johnny Sain: Ford '61, McLain '68 '693 – Rube Walker: Seaver '69 '73 '75
fire you? Becker went to St. Louis in 1965 and the Cubs in '67 and did pretty well with Bob Gibson and Fergie Jenkins in those places, but evidently not well enough.
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Coaches in the Hall of Fame? Why not? Seems reasonable to me. I'm sorry about all the people who have passed away lately… I know this year has been difficult for you. I'll be happy when it's over. It's been a rough one for my family and friends as well. Just wanted to say "Thank you" for touching me on so many different levels – intellectual, artistic, humorous, compassionate… you engage my senses, my mind, and my emotions in so many good ways. Much appreciated.
Anyone could coach most Cy Young winners to great seasons. That is not a legitimate measure for pitching coaches. A better question is who was consistently able to rescue pitchers from the scrap heap and resurrect their careers. As a die-hard Cubs fan who dislikes few things more than the Cardinals and White Sox, it pains me to admit that Dave Duncan shines brightly under that light. If you are going to admit coaches, he should be at the top of the list.
good idea on coaches in the Hall but I can't agree with Mazzone.
he was great with Maddux, Smoltz & Glavine (as almost anyone would've been), then went to Baltimore and did zero.
good idea on coaches in the Hall but I can't agree with Mazzone.
he was great with Maddux, Smoltz & Glavine (as almost anyone would've been), then went to Baltimore and did zero.
As you pointed out, there would be a lot of variables to consider in determing which coaches were HOF calibre. It would be great if some criteria could be formulated.
At the risk of being accused of a little homerism of my own, Dave Duncan should be right at the top of the list. In addition to the successes that you mentioned, he is responsible for transforming Adam Wainwright from a bullpen guy into one of today's elite starting pitchers.
Roger Craig also needs to be given credit for some of Jack Morris' success. Jack was one of the most competitive players EVER, and you can't teach that. But I wonder what his career numbers would've been had Roger Craig not helped him develop that filth nasty splitter. Don't forget, Willie Hernandez was a cast off of some pretty crummy teams before he donned the Olde English D. Roger Craig taught him the splitter that won the Cy Young in 1984.
Interesting debate – though I think what we really need to be looking at is not Cy Young awards (or successful seasons) per se, but IMPROVEMENT from before. Sure, Mazzone had 6 Cys, but 3 of them were from Maddux, who was good before Mazzone got his hands on him. It also pads the totals of coaches of great pitchers. If the Braves had signed, say, Tim Belcher instead of Maddux, Mazzone would only have 3. Ditto George Bamberger sans Jim Palmer. You might want to try this again, this time looking at, say, ERA improvement over a 3-year period before joining the team, and/or after leaving the team – something along those lines.
The Braves are an interesting case. Was it Bobby Cox? Was it Leo Mazzone? Was it Glavine-Maddux-Smoltz? I choose #3. When Mazzone went to Baltimore the pitchers were still, well, Baltimore pitchers. Since the Big Three broke up, Cox has had zero division titles. However, Dave Duncan is a different story. Look at the 2006 championship team with pitchers like Suppan, Weaver (Jeff), Anthony Reyes, Braden Looper. One could argue Suppan and Weaver were pitching for big money in their contract years and that was their motivation to pitch so well. But once they left the Cards they were lousy. It's not like Ryan Franklin was Greg Maddux before coming to St. Louis, even on steroids. What we might not find out is how Duncan would do without LaRussa. Maybe LaRussa is the key. (What I find interesting is how Orel Hershiser, who states things so clearly and forcefully on ESPN broadcasts, could have had so little impact on Rangers pitchers, whereas Nolan Ryan, a freak of nature with talent you can't teach, has been able to change their mindset and he's not even a coach.) At any rate, if Jorge Posada doesn't make the Hall of Fame as a player (which he should) hopefully he will someday as a manager, if not coach.
A way to look at the question: why did Doug Harvey go into the Hall of Fame? He was the best umpire of his time. How do we know? That's what everybody in the game said. So, we might learn something from what is said about a coach. Dave Duncan is a fine choice for a coach going into the Hall of Fame based on Keith's criterion of improvement. Leo Mazzone? A tougher call, made tougher by his having been influenced, in turn, by Johnny Sain, who improved every pitching staff he touched–the Yankees, White Sox, Braves, and Twins, to name a few. What about Charley Lau? As a hitting coach, he greatly influenced hitters and other coaches.
In other words, a tough call to make. In the meantime, a couple of words about the induction ceremonies yesterday. I cried with Doug Harvey at the end of his speech, and I noted the presence of two umpires he worked with for a long time, Gerry Crawford and Joe West, as well as Bruce Froemming, Ed Montague, and Randy Marsh. Froemming merits consideration for Cooperstown, as does Harry Wendelstedt–33 years in the National League, highly regarded throughout his career, plus his years as the head of a top umpire school. Let's see about Wendelstedt and Froemming, then let's talk about coaches.
I vote no. As you've pointed out, data is limited, and attributing coaching stats to coaching skills tends to overlook the skills of the player. Identifying true causal relationships would take LOTS more data and one heck of a regression algorithm.
You need to add Joe Kerrigan to your list of pitching coaches with 2 Cy Young winners. Pedro Martinez won in 1999 and 2000 with Kerrigan as his coach.
Gotta vote no on this one. I suspect pitching coaches' success or failure on many staffs is frequently coincidental. Mazzone seemingly can't get arrested these days, and it's interesting that Maddux, Glavine & Smoltz have never really publicly endorsed Leo either. Sid Hudson, who was a pitching coach for years, had a bunch of his pitchers become pitching coaches years later, but that doesn't seem to count for much.


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One example is the production of blade integrated discs, blisks, used in i.e. jet engines. This is one of the most demanding processes of all in metal manufacturing. Precision and accuracy is vital. This high value component is milled out of a since piece of metal in a process that can take a full day or longer.
Today, there is no satisfactory way to monitor and correct the process while under way, and the result is revealed only when the entire milling process is completed. A live 5G system was set up to verify how the new technology can change this.
Ericsson's 5G trial system operating on 3.5 GHz is connected to a vibration sensor mounted directly on the blisk in the production machinery. The vibration spectrum is transmitted and evaluated in real time via 5G to the control system. The very low latency helps correlate the vibration to the tool's position and enable prompt adjustment of the production process. Real time in metal manufacturing means very fast control loops, below 1 ms.
The continuous real time data transfer over 5G also allows the generation of a digital twin, a virtual reflection of the component to be generated, showing the details of the process results.
The blisk pilot shows the technical capabilities of 5G such as ultra-low latency of close to 1 millisecond, which is vital for in-process, time-critical manufacturing applications. While the blisk is an extreme example, the manufacturing problem is generic and ubiquitous: vibration and chatter during milling is a very common and complicated problem. Real time monitoring of the process would enable saving a lot of rework time as deviations can be corrected before they become severe.
Read more about the business value of introducing 5G in blisk manufacturing in our case study from Industry and Consumer Lab.
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When Martin (Manalo), an ex-convict, assumes the identity of Father Eman, the people from the town accepted him. But then he falls for Lorena (Mina), the town prostitute and reveals his true identity to her. Together they plan a scheme to earn the people's faith and "sell" their miracles'.
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Eva Mendes has joined Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper in The Place Beyond the Pines with Greta Gerwig in Talks to co-star. Derek Cianfrance's follow-up to Blue Valentine stars Gosling as a biker-turned-bank-robber and Cooper as a cop-turned-politician in the multi-generational crime drama. Deadline reports that Mendes will play the robber's love interest and mother of his child while Gerwig would play the politician's wife. Filming begins next month.
Mendes recently co-starred in The Other Guys and Last Night. She was in the running for the remake of Total Recall, but I think missing out on that film to do this one is a positive outcome. As for Gerwig, she's set to star opposite Joel Kinnaman in the indie romantic comedy Lola Versus.


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The Seminoles open the year against Niagara University on February 14, 2014.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida State University and Seminole Baseball announced on Wednesday, October 2 the schedule for the 2014 season. The Seminoles will open the year with a three-game home stand against Niagara University inside the friendly confines of Dick Howser Stadium on Mike Martin Field, February 14-16.
Eleven teams on this year's schedule recorded 30 or more wins a season ago. Seven schools earned a bid to participate in the 2013 NCAA Regional, while five teams finished the season ranked in the top 25.
"I don't think there is any question that this is one of our toughest schedules that we have had during my time at Florida State," head coach Mike Martin said. "Anytime you are playing Miami and Georgia in a non-conference series, you have definitely improved your schedule. Over the years, we have been very proud of our strength of schedule."
FSU and Florida will once again square-off three times as each team will host a game sandwiched with a meeting in Jacksonville at the Baseball Grounds on March 25. This year's schedule also features non-conference weekends in Tallahassee against Georgia and Miami in weeks two and three, respectively.
"We are just very glad that the ACC and the coaches voted to have a permanent partner in the future so that way we will always play Miami as part of our conference schedule," Martin said. "We will never get into a situation again where we will skip the University of Miami. It is too important for both schools to play each other."
The Seminoles will face seven schools from the state of Florida in 2014 for a total of 16 games against in-state rivals. FSU will visit both USF (March 4-5) and UCF (March 11-12) for a pair of mid-week series in March. The Noles will also face Jacksonville (2 games), Stetson (3 games) and Florida Gulf Coast (1 game).
"Playing against other schools from Florida is great for this state," added Martin. "We have some outstanding ball clubs in the state of Florida and it gives our fans a chance to come and see us play. It is also great for us to showcase our program in certain parts of the state that we haven't been to in a very long time."
The Seminoles, who have won seven consecutive ACC Atlantic Division titles, will once again compete in a 30-game conference schedule. With the addition of two new baseball schools to the league in Pittsburgh and Notre Dame (Syracuse does not sponsor baseball) in 2014, Florida State will play 10 of the 13 schools that will count toward the league standings.
FSU opens its ACC schedule on Friday, March 7 in Tallahassee against Maryland. The other four conference home series features CWS participant NC State (March 14-16), Notre Dame (April 4-6), Virginia (April 25-27) and Duke (May 15-17) in the final week of the regular season.
The Seminoles' conference road slate includes Clemson (March 21-23), Boston College (March 28-30), Georgia Tech (April 11-13), Wake Forest (April 18-20) and CWS participant North Carolina (May 9-11).
Florida State will not face Pittsburgh and Virginia Tech in 2014, while the three-game series against Miami (Feb 28-March 2) will not count toward the conference standings.
"With the addition of Pitt and Notre Dame, it will definitely make our league more difficult," Martin said. "The expansion of the ACC will only create more excitement for the league. We are very proud that these teams are coming on board and I see nothing but great baseball for the league in the future."
Florida State's final non-conference showdown features a late three-game series at home against the University of Minnesota, May 2-4.
The ACC Baseball Tournament returns to NewBridge Bank Park in Greensboro, N.C., May 20-25, for the third time in five years. FSU's last league title came in Greensboro when the Seminoles defeated the NC State Wolfpack, 8-3, in 2010.
For a complete look at the 2014 Florida State baseball schedule, see the PDF listed above with dates, locations and times.


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How Toyota Customer Data Spun OutBy Sean Gallagher Print
Toyota Motor Sales has finally gotten a handle on its customer data after hitting some serious potholes.
If you own a Lexusor know someone who doesyou know how much value the luxury auto brand places on customer service.
Take a noteworthy case in 1998. Toyota Motor Sales USA (TMS) responded to a recurring service problem with its Lexus vehicles by contacting owners, then picking up their vehicles, taking them in for repairs and leaving loaner cars as replacements. When done, the owners' cars were returnedfixed, washed and tanked up.
That level of service was made possible by TMS's Corporate Customer Information System, an application used by the company's call center in Iowa to help handle warranty, roadside assistance, prepaid maintenance and other service requests.
But 1998 didn't go altogether smoothly. Relying on data in that system, TMS began to mail checks to Lexus owners to replace troublesome tires. The checks, for more than $400 each, in some cases went to people who didn't even own a Lexus. One errant check even found its way to a Toyota auditor, for a vehicle he hadn't owned for a while.
"You can imagine the repercussions of that," says John Gonzales, data quality manager at TMS. "We can't afford to be giving money away to people who shouldn't be getting it."
The glitch was symptomatic of a bigger problem. The system depended on customer data stored in "roughly 15 databases in different parts of company," says Gonzales.
Just to get to all the data about a customer, call center employees would have to navigate through four or five mainframe applications, while customers waited.
The glitch resulted in a mandate from Toyota's office of the president for a centralized, single customer database. And Gonzales was tagged to make it happen.
"The main goal was to service customers' calls quicker," he says. But also, "as the volume of calls went up, we didn't want to increase the number of people in the call center."
Finding a way to pull off the consolidation turned out to be no mean feat. Gonzales and his team looked at a procession of products purportedly offering "business intelligence," but none fit the bill.
Then, a solution was nearly dropped into his lap. While attending a conference, Gonzales saw a presentation on Informatica's data extraction, transformation and loading software, used to pull data from a wide variety of sources into a central data warehouse.
He invited Informatica reps to make a pitch. A proof of concept test was done, and Gonzales was sold. Key to the buy was Informatica's low learning curve: "We were coding within a month," says Gonzales.
By April of 1999, Toyota had Informatica's PowerMart installed. But building the centralized customer database wouldn't be "plug and play." It would take another six months for TMS to get the exchange of data working well.
The biggest nightmare was cleansing the data. "The amount of work to do was frightening," he says. "Some databases had wrong vehicles, wrong motors, wrong addresses."
Plus, there were several million records to be checked. To ensure accuracy, Toyota had to turn to outside sources in some cases, including states' departments of motor vehicles. In some difficult exceptions, customers had to be called directly to straighten records out. The resulting data warehouse filled 250 gigabytes of storage, and grows daily.
The total cost of the rollout? More than $2.5 million.
But Toyota believes it was worth it. Toyota has been able to avoid increasing the size of its call center operation, while vehicle sales have grown from 750,000 a year to 1.7 million. The centralized database is now used to help make decisions throughout the company.
Gonzales' job may never end. The data scrubbing continues to this day, with data from Mexico the latest to be rolled into the system.
Yet he couldn't be happier. After 24 years at Toyota, Gonzales is excited, because "Toyota realizes the value of this data."
Especially when it's correct.
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Market Watch: Persian cucumbers tastefully taking over
Ten years ago, Elizabeth Schneider, the doyenne of produce writers, called for "a cucumber revolution" in her definitive book, "Vegetables From Amaranth to Zucchini". Denouncing the standard American slicing varieties, she implored, "Refuse to buy pumped-up, tasteless, seedy blimps with greasy, thick, nasty skin masquerading as cucumbers!"
Around the United States, coarse, watery commercial varieties still predominate, but they have largely been displaced at Southern California farmers markets by wondrous Persian cucumbers. They're small, about 6 inches long and 3/4 inch in diameter; they have smooth, edible, thin skin, no peeling required; they're basically seedless, with a few tiny undeveloped seeds; and, most important, they're tender and crunchy, with a delicate, very pleasant, mildly sweet flavor.
Where did Persian cucumbers come from, and how did this revolution happen?
Three years ago, when I visited the mosaics at a Byzantine-era synagogue, Beit Alpha, in northern Israel, I had no idea that the story of the modern mini-cucumber began at a nearby kibbutz in 1939. According to a recent account, "autodidacts [who] left Europe to build socialist settlements in Israel" started breeding local cucumbers, which were small and tasty but very susceptible to disease. They hybridized them with cucumbers from India, Japan, China, Surinam and the United States to improve disease resistance, and with English and Dutch varieties so that they'd be seedless.
The original variety was named Beit Alpha, after its birthplace, and among horticulturists, the many improved varieties that followed have been called Beit Alpha types. But similar cucumbers have long been prized in the Mideast, and so they're often called "Lebanese cucumbers," "Persian cucumbers," etc. In Southern California, with its substantial population of Iranian immigrants, the Persian moniker prevails, but many recent varieties come from seed companies in Europe (mainly Holland), where they have been crossed with long, thin-skinned European greenhouse varieties and are called "mini-cucumbers."
Robert Beylik of Beylik Family Farms, a pioneer and still the standard of quality among local growers of Persian cucumbers, started out growing European greenhouse varieties, mostly for wholesale markets, in 1978. These have better flavor and texture than commercial slicing varieties, but they need to be wrapped in plastic to keep from drying out, and they're not as tasty as Persian cucumbers.
About 1991, Robert's son, Scott Beylik, started a trial of Persian types and found that customers at farmers markets greatly preferred them. He and his family now grow 1/3 acre of cucumbers in four greenhouses in Fillmore, in Ventura County. Their largest crop is greenhouse tomatoes, and they also farm peppers and avocados in the open air. They sell exclusively at farmers markets, at up to 19 locations, including in Santa Monica, Hollywood, Ventura, Studio City, Santa Clarita and South Pasadena. At $3.50 a pound, Beylik's cucumbers are not cheap, but many market professionals consider them the finest, despite increasing competition from other growers.
Beylik raises his cucumbers hydroponically, in a coconut fiber medium, making sure that the plants receive exactly the water and nutrition they require for maximum production and health. For some produce, field-grown specimens may be superior, but this is not so for cucumbers. Out in the open, the wind scars cucumber skins, which become thicker due to changing temperatures and humidity.
Beylik has grown several Beit Alpha varieties, such as Figaro and Cordito, searching for the best combination of flavor, production and disease resistance. Today he mostly raises a hybrid variety, Manar, introduced in 1999 by De Ruiter Seeds, now a subsidiary of Monsanto. Monsanto is, of course, controversial for its commercialization of genetically modified crops; its cucumbers are conventionally bred, but it is ironic that Southland foodies delight in cucumbers bred by their bugbear.
Smaller Persian cucumbers are crunchiest and most flavorful. Long sunny days can cause the fruit to grow an inch in diameter over a long weekend, so in summer it's a challenge for Beylik's foreman, Refugio "Cuco" Arambula, to harvest them before they grow too large, watery and pithy. In winter, by contrast, production slows down, and Beylik often doesn't have enough to supply its markets. (Loyal customers groan, but such gaps are a good indication that Beylik sells only what it grows instead of making up shortfalls from wholesale sources.)
Persian-type varieties still account for just a tiny portion of domestic cucumber production, because they are not well adapted to many American growing areas, and their thin skins markedly curtail shelf life. But there's considerable greenhouse production in Canada and Baja California, and the Mexican fruit is widely available at supermarkets in Southern California. At Whole Foods, for example, Persian types account for roughly a quarter of cucumber sales by value, and this proportion has gradually been increasing, says Jeff Biddle, the chain's local produce coordinator.
In late February, Scott Beylik visited Turkey and Israel on a California Agricultural Leadership tour to research water use and observed with pleasure that the local cucumbers were just like his, sweet and crunchy. While a cucumber revolution bred in the Mideast has swept Southern California farmers markets, he says, tasting these fruits "confirmed that I'm on the right track."
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ISAF has published the Urgent Submissions for the 2011 ISAF Mid-Year Meeting that will be held in St. Petersburg, Russia from 4-8 May. The Urgent Submissions are all related to the Event and Equipment choices for the 2016 Olympic Sailing Competition.
At the 2010 ISAF Annual Conference, Council agreed that the process for selecting the Olympic Events and Equipment should be changed and approved new Regulation 23.
The report from the Olympic Commission recommended the change as a way to better serve the ISAF Member National Authorities (MNAs) and sailors and to provide greater continuity for the sport. The Commission recommended a selection process that would enable ISAF to improve continuity between Olympic Games' and create a system for Equipment evolution.
A total of 65 Urgent Submissions have been received. They relate to the provisional list of Events and Equipment ("the slate") defined in Regulation 23.1.4, the voting system for selecting the slate and Core Events.
Submissions M01-11 to M03-11 deal with the voting procedure for selecting the slate.
Submissions M04-11 to M39-11 deal with the 2016 slate options.
Submissions M40-11 to M43-11 deal with the Core Events.
These Submissions will be considered by the Events Committee and the ISAF Council alongside three Submissions deferred from the 2010 ISAF Annual Conference - 112-10, 113-10 and 116-10 - relating to Olympic Class World Championships.
The ISAF Council will meet on 6 and 7 May 2011 in St Petersburg, Russia.
For more information about the ISAF Mid-Year Meeting and to read the Submissions visit - www.sailing.org/2011-midyear.php. To read the ISAF Regulations go to www.sailing.org/regulations
The Olympic Sailing Competition showcases the skills and diversity of the best sailors from around the world. Olympic Events, Equipment and formats are chosen to present the sport of sailing as a challenging but accessible and rewarding sport for participants from all countries and as an engaging experience for spectators and remote audiences.
In choosing its Olympic Events and Equipment, ISAF shall seek to ensure that each Event at the Olympic Sailing Competition is, and will be likely to remain, the pinnacle Event for that discipline or area of sailing.


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About UPD
SJSU is an urban campus located on 154 acres in the heart of California's third largest city. From its beginning in 1857 as a teacher's college, SJSU has grown into a thriving community of more than 33,000 faculty, students and staff.
As SJSU grew, so did the City of San José. Once an agricultural community of a few thousand homes, San José is now the third largest city in California with a population of more than 925,000 people.
In addition to the Office of the Chief, UPD is divided into 2 bureaus:
UPD annually documents about 60,000 incidents, arrests between 800 and 900 suspects and writes about 2,500 reports. The Police Communications Center dispatches UPD personnel to more than 50,000 calls for service each year. UPD and Parking Services personnel annually work more than 200 special events attended by over 500,000 people.


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Seraphim (Mentzelopoulos) of Piraeus
His Eminence Metropolitan Seraphim (Mentzelopoulos) of Piraeus (b.1956 in Athens) is the current metropolitan of the Metropolis of Piraeus, consecrated on January 21, 2001.
Seraphim has studied Economics and Theology and received a license to practise law. He was tonsured a monk at the Holy Monastery of Pentelis and was elevated to deacon and presbyter by Archbishop Seraphim of Athens in 1980.
In December 2000, the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, and the Holy Synod, elected him as Bishop and assistant to His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos (Harkianakis) of Australia. He was responsible for the Third Archdiocesan district of South Australia and the Northern Territory serving until 2002.
In 2009 Metropolitan Seraphim was one of six bishops who signed the manifesto A Confession of Faith Against Ecumenism.
In 2010 he asked Queen Elizabeth II to divest pop singer Sir Elton John of his knighthood for uttering blasphemy. The metropolitan sent a letter to Queen Elizabeth II and the British Ambassador to Greece after Elton John said that Christ was a homosexual.[note 1]
Seraphim (Mentzelopoulos) of Piraeus
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|Bishop of Christianoupolis
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|Metropolitan of Piraeus
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See also
- Church of the Life-Giving Spring, Athens (Greek) - Served
- ↑ The letter states, "[Elton John] dared to insult the Incarnate Divine-Human (theandric) Person, the crucified and risen Son of God, attributing to him his personal psychopathological deviation. The Christian community around the world expects that your Majesty will express your judgement on this [utterance] and divest [Elton John] of his honorary title because he has undeservedly insulted the highest figure for Christians throughout the world". (Voices from Russia. Saturday, 6 March, 2010)
- Letter of Metropolitan Seraphim of Piraeus, November 9, 2007
- Letter of Metropolitan Seraphim to Roman Catholic Bishop of Syros Island, November 9, 2007.
External links
- Biography from the Metropolis of Piraeus webpage (Greek)
- Listing at the Orthodox Research Institute


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State Family and Protective Services head steps down amid probe
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services Commissioner Howard Baldwin has resigned just weeks after Abilene detectives seized files from local Child Protective Services workers as part of a criminal investigation into possible evidence tampering and cover-ups in the death of a 22-month-old toddler.
Four top CPS officials in Abilene, suspects in the probe, already are on forced leave while the criminal investigation proceeds. No charges have been filed.
"I've been aware that Commissioner Baldwin is interested in new opportunities," Texas Health and Human Services Executive Commissioner Kyle Janek said Thursday. "Howard has a distinguished career in public service, and I commend him for his many years serving the state's most vulnerable citizens."
Last month, the Houston Chronicle confirmed that police officers were investigating CPS workers' handling of the death of 22-month-old Tamryn Klapheke. She was found dead of dehydration in her Dyess Air Force Base home on Aug. 28, six days after CPS closed its third neglect investigation involving the family.
The toddler and her two sisters, then ages 6 months and 3, were reportedly left by their mother, Tiffany, without food or water for as long as a week. All three girls suffered chemical burns from lying in urine-soaked bedding. Their mother remains in the Taylor County Jail.
Documents obtained by the Chronicle showed CPS caseworker Claudia Gonzalez closed the most recent investigation of the children's safety without a supervisor's signature and without visiting the Klapheke children. Both actions violate CPS policy, and Gonzalez has resigned.
An Abilene search warrant affidavit details suspicions that CPS regional administrator Bit Whitaker, who worked under Baldwin; former program director Gretchen Denny; and CPS supervisor Barbara McDaniel, who was later reprimanded by CPS, tampered with evidence involving the Klapheke death investigation.
All three women, and a fourth, Geneva Shroeder, program administrator over investigations, were placed on leave.
Tamryn's case was one of hundreds of delinquent and backlogged CPS cases across the state that languished without resolution. Another child, Julia Martinez of Houston, died in August as her case sat on a CPS worker's desk for months.
Abilene Police Chief Stan Standridge said his office is waiting for state District Judge Lee Hamilton to assign a special prosecutor or prosecutors in Tamryn's case because lawyers in the county district attorney's office may be witnesses in the criminal investigation. "We are now ready to engage the special prosecutor about where this case proceeds," he said.
The Department of Family and Protective Services employs 10,621 workers across the state; 8,363 work for CPS.
Baldwin's resignation was a surprise to state Sen. Carlos Uresti, D-San Antonio, who is a member of the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services. "I was surprised and I'll say somewhat disappointed because I've known Howard for many, many years," Uresti said. "I don't know the reasons behind it, but I'll be sad to see him go."
Baldwin, a San Antonio attorney who has worked for three state agencies, was named commissioner in January. He told his staff Thursday that his resignation is effective at the end of the month, according to the Health and Human Services Commission spokeswoman, Stephanie Goodman.


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TIP: Give Tabs Better Names
In my last post, I encouraged you to use the Duplicate command to duplicate a tab that is already set up the way you want rather than creating a new tab and then going to the trouble of setting it up yourself. This is precisely what I did when preparing for a Sunday School class in which I wanted to display multiple passages in separate tabs. Today's tip is just as simple, but just as effective in streamlining your workflow: take the time to give your tabs names that will make it easy to tell which tab is which.
After duplicating several tabs, I had a workspace that looked like this:
As you can see, HCSBS, HCSBS2, HCSBS3, and HCSBS4 are not the most descriptive names. If I kept these names, I would be hard-pressed to remember which passage was displayed in each tab. So I renamed the tabs by clicking the drop-down arrow to the right of the name of the active tab and choosing Rename Tab….
In the dialog that appeared, I then replaced the default name with the words "Rachel Dies".
This title was concise enough to be read even when the tabs were relatively narrow, but descriptive enough so that I could go right to that passage when I needed it. When I clicked OK, the new name appeared on the tab.
By repeating this for each of the other tabs, I had a workspace in which each passage I wanted to use was clearly identified.
Archived Comments
Steve Walton
How about a note on how to use the Dropbox link in the new iOS version of Accordance, David? I've set it up and it's created a set of folders in my Dropbox folder, but I don't know how these relate to the versions in my Library/Application Support/Accordance/Modules folder...
Abram K-J
It's useful to be able to do this. I'm renaming my tabs more and more these days, the more involved my study gets.
Is it possible to name a tab with a Greek word (if it's a list of search results on that word, for example)?


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Hello all, I am summing up parts to create a new custom computer and have Linux installed on it (Dual Booting...Not for me....Plus I want to play with Linux - Windows networking and cross development......Plus I just need any excuse for a second computer to have that 'lab' feel at my place, lol!).
I heard that some Linux distributions, and Linux in general has problems with some hardware...But I'm really in the dark about all this. Does anybody here care to elaborate on this problem, or dispell any popular myths? It'll be much appreciated.
And by the way, I am thinking about getting the Fedora distribution.
- Twigstar
Ah man - Might as well kill two birds in one stone...I'm a C++ user - I've heard that Eclipse is a good IDE to use with the Linux enviroment (I'm a VS.NET user myself under windows)...I would absolutly love recommendations
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A new month, and already Jon Hamm has given us our first look at his contours. He was photographed in LA today after lunch with Elisabeth Moss.
At this point he must know, right?
He must know that when he gets papped when he's not wearing underwear - so, like, often - we look there. At it. And still he keeps on freeballing, comfort being the priority (though some would argue that that sh-t is not comfortable at all, with the dangling and such). Maybe he gets off on it a little bit too. Come on, don't you think he might get off on it a little? If his proportions were different, do you think he'd be freeballing as often as he does?
NB I'm only doing this once a month. This is his freeball limit. Even if they shoot him every day with it swinging it around, the maximum is ONE.


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BRUSSELS – European Union officials will make a fresh try Tuesday to reaching a political accord on desperately needed bailout loans to Greece — an agreement that eluded them last week.
The discussion, in Brussels, will centre on a €31.5 billion ($40.2 billion) loan. But when previously frozen aid is considered along with further aid scheduled to be disbursed later this year, the total could reach €44 billion ($56.15 billion), said a spokesman for eurogroup head Jean-Claude Juncker.
Finance ministers from the 17 EU countries that use the euro will try to hammer out an agreement on the conditions attached to the aid, but they will not be able to give final approval. Parliaments in some of the countries must first vote, after which the ministers will meet again on the issue.


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I'm not entirely sure why, but for the past few days I've had a serious case of the Mondays. I think it's this trip, I generally get melancholy as it winds down and I get more homesick. It's odd how a prolonged change from your daily life can throw you all out of whack. I can't really explain it much better than just a complete blase feeling. With so much time on my hands it leads me to start thinking about tons of things. The biggest thing on my mind right now is if I've made the right decision with moving forward into MoP. While deep down I know it's what I want to do, I'm worried that I'm going to have the rug pulled out from under me because of my hands.
I know I mentioned a while back that I had an additional issue with my left hand in the thumb/wrist area. My therapist is baffled by both how quickly it came on and how long it is taking to resolve itself. Unfortunately, while my overall hands have felt better in the dry heat of Colorado, this new problem has grown pronouncedly worse. I pretty much can't put any weight at all on my left hand. One odd twist and I'm in extreme pain – for example, last night I was putting on my nightgown and held the gown funny; this morning I was picking up my shoes and grabbed the shoe in an apparently unpleasant manner; I place my left hand on my hip and it twinges in pain. The worse part of all of this is that the week before I came to Denver I didn't touch my computer outside of our weekly raid and the time I've been in Colorado I've spent very little time playing, but my left hand has progressively gotten worse. My therapist has indicated that when I get back if the left hand is still causing problems she is going to send me for a cortisone shot. I've never experienced these before, but I've heard they can be painful. I grow worried that something more is going to have to be done about my hands and it is going to completely prohibit the hobby that I've dedicated myself to for the past eight years.
And I guess what bothers me about that is that I will be stopping my hobby on terms that aren't my own. Ok, and that I won't know what to do with myself. I have tried to pick up some other hobbies in my down time so that I'm not left completely at a loss, but when push comes to shove I'm not really sure what my reaction would be if I walked into the Doctor's office and was told I had to have surgery or I needed to significantly limit my time on the computer. So much of everything I do right now is wrapped up into WoW that I wonder if it would be akin to quitting smoking cold turkey. I mean, I know that I will have to step back from the investment I've put into WoW at some point, I had a conversation with Brade not so long ago where I expressed that when I was 70 I wanted to have more to look back on my life than just pixels. But I don't think I'm there yet.
I also can't but help feeling a little disconnected again. I know from last time that this is in large part due to my forced absence from the game/computer, but it doesn't help. Especially when I'm already feeling a bit melancholy. This time it feels a little less stressful and worrisome to me because we aren't pushing progression and a lot of people are taking time away from the game outside of raid nights during this lull, but it still bothers me a little bit. I'm trying to casually level my inscriptionist to 85 so that she is ready for MoP to combat this – but between my hands and Cataclysm feeling tired it's been hard to be motivated.
So what am I doing with my free time? Obsessively checking our forums. I watched both seasons of Pretty Little Liars and when I get home I intend to start watching Buffy (I've never seen it before). I finished the first Girl With the Dragon Tattoo book and am about 1/3 of the way through the second. Brade and I have started playing board games a bit to give my hands a rest, but have something fun we can still do together. And lastly I'm trying to adjust my lifestyle to be a bit healthier – I've even been debating a subsection on the blog devoted to it.
Man, what a ramble this turned into. Ah well, so it goes. When I get back I intend to spend a little time with the Beta again (I actually put it on the laptop before the trip…and then Blizzard went and made you redownload the whole thing, so I wasn't able to do anything with it while I was traveling). I continue to be bummed out that raid beta testing occurs while I'm at work, but there really isn't anything to be done about that. If you have any beta questions you'd like answered, or anything you'd like to see via fraps, just let me know and I'll see what I can do to facilitate it. Other than that, here's hoping that soon I'll get infected with a case of the Friday's and be back to my old, sarcastic, yet chipper, self.


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In these seven monologues, recorded before live audiences at New York's Performance Space 122, Daisey tells true stories from his life that range from the terrible beauty of his rural Maine hometown, to shipping weapons to the Middle East, to the unintentionally hilarious dangers of defending free speech.
In Tension is the Great Integrity, the passing of the Pope and conflicting feelings about Catholicism are touched on, as is Mike's trouble with writing deadlines for an independent film to be made in Copenhagen. Papal musings come head-to-head with evocative and mournful Scandinavian imagery like "a cup full of black ravens sits before me and I live in a profound desolation of the self". Yes, it's funnier than it sounds.
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"Irresistible storytelling...elevating and hilarious." ( San Francisco Weekly)
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Good content, lousy audio
Daisy is very entertaining as a writer struggling with procrastination, writer's block, getting a screenplay done for his movie producer friend and living in NY City. But this recording was done in some NYC club, and it's not suitable for listening to as an audio book. Sometimes he brings his voice down to a whisper, and a moment later he's shouting at the top of his lungs. That's great for comic effect if you're sitting in the audience, but not if you're trying to listen on the go. Give this one a pass until they re-record the session.


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The sub-title suggests that this is a book about doubt, but I found it to be more about how faith is formed and articulated. Suk also talks about critical issues in the church and enters into a discussion about faith which is fresh and real. We are always going to live with a certain measure of doubt because there simply are so many things that we do not know. We live by faith but we can also live with doubt, and that's ok. In fact that tension can be good.
The historical look at the communication of traditions and faith through first an oral tradition of storytelling, then through a literate phase, and now back to a new oral (digital) phase was very interesting. How the confessions and doctrines emerged as part of a literate time should help us see that they will need updating or necessitate another format to be relevant today.
It is with great sadness that I read his observations about how people don't engage in deep reading much anymore. It is sad, but true. How can even this important book reach those who don't read anymore? Hopefully the Kindle and iPad may still prove to provide a portable format conducive to readers on the go. 'Not Sure' is available on the Kindle!
The writing style seems to swivel back and forth between personal journey and theological dissertation. I found both styles highly interesting, but I wondered if they belong together in the same book. Perhaps the author was being a bit ambitious, trying to appeal to two different audiences. Or perhaps the theological component is necessary in this type of reflection. At any rate, for me there were many "aha" moments and I took copious notes which I know I will return to (my Kindle highlighter was working overtime!).
Suk articulates the issues well and I appreciate his honesty in the journey. And oddly what I was left with at the end, was more hope and assurance. Just as there are books out there which are mostly about death, but oddly when you read them, there is really much more there about the wonder and joy of life. So with doubt. Following the well worn paths of our faith, even though we are not sure, will bring conviction again. We are on a journey, but we do not walk alone.
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Winning was required to keep pace in the NFC East playoff race.
Losing was all that was needed in the AFC North.
The defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants beat New Orleans with an offensive eruption fueled by David Wilson's record-setting performance. That 52-27 romp kept the Giants one game in front of Washington, which rallied to beat Baltimore 31-28 in overtime despite a knee injury to outstanding rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III.
Dallas also remained a game behind New York with a comeback 20-19 victory at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh completed the futility for AFC North contenders, falling at home to San Diego, 34-24.
Baltimore (9-4) kept its two-game lead in the division, but has jeopardized getting a bye for the playoffs if it wins the AFC North.
Also, NFC West leader San Francisco beat Miami 27-13, while runner-up Seattle set a franchise record for points in a 58-0 rout of Arizona.
Green Bay's 27-20 victory over Detroit, along with Chicago losing 21-14 at Minnesota, means the Packers take the NFC North with a win at Soldier Field next Sunday.
Indianapolis took a stronger hold on the top AFC wild card with a comeback 27-23 victory over Tennessee.
NFC South winner Atlanta blew a chance to clinch a first-round bye as it fell at Carolina, 30-20.
Also, it was Philadelphia 23, Tampa Bay 21; St. Louis 15, Buffalo 12; the New York Jets 17, Jacksonville 10; and Cleveland 30, Kansas City 7.
Monday night's matchup has two division leaders, with AFC South front-runner Houston (11-1) at AFC East champion New England (9-3).
The action began Thursday night when AFC West winner Denver (10-3) defeated Oakland (3-10), 26-13.
At Landover, Md., with Griffin sidelined with a sprained right knee, the Redskins (7-6) rallied behind backup Kirk Cousins to tie the game in the final minute of regulation. Kai Forbath kicked a 34-yard field goal in overtime for the Skins' fourth consecutive victory.
Griffin was hurt at the end of a 13-yard scramble on the tying drive with the Redskins trailing 28-20. He left for one play, returned for four, then was no longer able to continue.
Cousins stepped in and hit Pierre Garcon for an 11-yard touchdown pass, then ran in the 2-point conversion with 29 seconds to play.
``He's ice. Like they used to say about Larry Bird, he got ice water in his veins. That's the best thing you can say about Kirk,'' receiver Joshua Morgan said. ``He was coming like nothing was even going on.''
Griffin was able to joke about his injury after the game.
``I knew as soon as I got hit. I screamed. Like a man, of course,'' Griffin said with a laugh. ``It hurt really bad.''
The Ravens (9-4) lost back-to-back games for the first time since 2009.
``We've had a tough run here,'' said Ravens coach John Harbaugh, whose team had won after each of its previous 15 losses.
At Cincinnati, the grieving Cowboys rallied for a win on Dan Bailey's 40-yard field goal as time ran out. Dallas (7-6) overcame a nine-point deficit in the closing minutes behind Tony Romo, who held his hand over his heart during a moment of silence to honor teammate Jerry Brown before the kickoff.
Brown died in an auto accident early Saturday. Dallas defensive lineman Josh Brent, who was driving, remained in jail in Irving, Texas, charged with intoxication manslaughter.
The Cowboys (7-6) learned about Brown's death on their flight to Cincinnati on Saturday.
``It's a hard, hard situation we're in,'' Romo said. ``There's no playbook for this sort of thing in life.''
The Bengals (7-6) had won four straight.
At Pittsburgh, Philip Rivers threw three touchdown passes, two to Danario Alexander, and San Diego won for the first time in 15 regular-season visits to Pittsburgh.
The Chargers (5-8), who snapped a four-game losing streak, dominated from the outset. They never let Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger get comfortable in his first game in nearly a month.
Roethlisberger completed 22 of 42 passes for 285 yards and three second-half touchdowns. But he also threw an interception and had a botched screen pass turn into an easy San Diego score as Pittsburgh (7-6) hardly played like a team ready for a postseason run.
At East Rutherford, N.J., rookie Wilson was unstoppable. He returned a kickoff 97 yards for one touchdown, ran for two more scores and piled up 327 all-purpose yards. He is the first NFL player with 200 yards on kickoff returns and 100 yards rushing in a game.
``To come up and have a breakout game like this is an excellent feeling,'' Wilson said. ``You want to have a good game every game.''
Manning threw four touchdown passes to lead the Giants (8-5) as they maintained their NFC East lead.
Manning had TD passes of 6 yards to Martellus Bennett, 5 yards to Domenik Hixon, 25 yards to Hakeem Nicks and 10 yards to Victor Cruz. Wilson scored on runs of 6 and 52 yards and finished with 100 yards on 13 carries on the biggest day of his career.
The loss all but ended the playoff hopes of Drew Brees and the Saints (5-8), who turned the ball over four times in losing their third straight.
At San Francisco, Frank Gore ran for a 1-yard touchdown and reached 1,000 yards rushing for the sixth time in his career. Gore finished with 63 yards.
Anthony Dixon also had a 1-yard scoring run and Colin Kaepernick ran for a late 50-yard touchdown and threw for 185 yards in his fourth straight start since being promoted over Alex Smith.
NFL sacks leader Aldon Smith added two to his total for 19 1/2, passing Fred Dean's franchise-best single-season mark of 17 1/2 set in 1983. Smith moved within three sacks of the single-season record Michael Strahan set in 2001 with the New York Giants.
Michael Crabtree had nine catches for 93 yards and rookie LaMichael James ran for 30 yards in a solid NFL debut for the 49ers (9-3-1). Miami is 5-8.
At Seattle, Marshawn Lynch had three touchdown runs and Seattle set a franchise record for points. The Seahawks forced eight turnovers. Richard Sherman and Bobby Wagner each had two interceptions.
Seattle (8-5) kept firm grasp on the final NFC wild-card spot and kept alive slim chances of catching San Francisco in the NFC West. The Seahawks also picked up their first division victory and assured coach Pete Carroll of his first eight-win season in three years with the team.
The 58-0 victory was the biggest shutout in Seattle's history.
Arizona (4-9) was shut out for the first time since 2003 against Seattle. The effortless performance will only raise questions about Ken Whisenhunt's future as coach. Arizona lost its ninth straight overall.
``I apologize to our fans and everyone associated with our organization. That was embarrassing,'' Whisenhunt said.
DaJuan Harris rushed for a score in his first game for the Packers, Aaron Rodgers added the longest TD run of his career, and Mike Daniels returned a fumble 43 yards as the Packers (9-4) opened that one-game lead over Chicago.
The Packers have won 22 straight at home against the Lions, the longest streak in the NFL.
The loss was the fifth straight for Detroit (4-9). Though this wasn't quite as excruciating as the previous three, when the Lions gave up fourth-quarter leads and fell by a total of nine points.
At Minneapolis, Adrian Peterson rushed for 154 yards and two touchdowns and Harrison Smith returned an interception for a score.
Peterson topped 100 yards before the first quarter was over, helping the Vikings (7-6) remain viable in the NFC wild-card picture.
``The guy's unbelievable. I don't know if he's human or not,'' Minnesota quarterback Christian Ponder said of Peterson, who wrecked his left knee last December, yet leads the NFL in rushing.
Jay Cutler threw for 260 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions and couldn't finish the game for the Bears (8-5), who have lost four of their last five. He took a wicked hit to the head from Everson Griffen in the fourth quarter and hurt his neck.
At Indianapolis, Andrew Luck led the Colts (9-4) back from a 13-point second-half deficit and Adam Vinatieri made two fourth-quarter field goals. Luck has now engineered six fourth-quarter comebacks for Indy, which has a two-game edge in the AFC wild-card race and still can win the AFC South.
Delone Carter cut the deficit to 20-14 with a 1-yard run on Indy's opening possession of the second half. And after Pat McAfee's 52-yard punt went out of bounds at the Titans 1-yard line, Cassius Vaughn jumped in front of Nate Washington, picked off Jake Locker's pass and scored on a 3-yard interception return to make it 21-20.
Rob Bironas gave the Titans (4-9) a 23-21 lead with a 25-yard field goal, but Vinatieri hit from 53 yards to retake the lead and from 40 to seal it.
At Charlotte, Cam Newton threw for 287 yards and two touchdowns and scored on a 72-yard run. Newton piled up a career-high 116 yards on the ground, becoming the first NFL player with 250 yards passing, 100 rushing, a TD pass and a TD run.
The Panthers (4-9) racked up 475 total yards to avenge an early season loss to the Falcons. Matt Ryan, who they felt disrespected them after Atlanta's 30-28 come-from-behind win in September, threw for 342 yards and two scores and had a costly fourth-quarter interception for Atlanta (11-2).
At Tampa, Nick Foles threw two touchdown passes in the final 4 minutes, including a 1-yarder to Jeremy Maclin with no time remaining. The Eagles (4-9) ended an eight-game losing streak - their longest in 42 years.
Foles completed 32 of 51 passes for 381 yards in his fourth start in place of the injured Michael Vick. The rookie threw an 11-yard TD pass to Clay Harbor with 3:55 remaining, then led the Eagles on a 64-yard winning drive.
Doug Martin rushed for 128 yards for Tampa Bay (6-7), which damaged itself in the NFC wild-card chase.
At Orchard Park, N.Y., Sam Bradford threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Gibson with 48 seconds left, capping an 84-yard drive. St. Louis (6-6-1) continued its late-season resurgence by winning its third straight for the first time since closing the 2006 season with three victories.
The Bills (5-8) blew a lead in the final minute of the fourth quarter for the second time this season.
At Jacksonville, Shonn Greene and Bilal Powell ran for short touchdowns and the Jets (6-7) kept their slim postseason hopes alive. Mark Sanchez, benched last week in a 7-6 win against Arizona, was hardly a factor. Neither was backup Tim Tebow, who spent his homecoming on the sideline.
Greene scored on a 1-yard plunge in the third quarter, and Powell added a 4-yarder early in the fourth. Greene finished with 77 yards rushing. Powell added 78 yards on the ground against the Jaguars (2-11).
At Cleveland, rookie Travis Benjamin's 93-yard punt return touchdown sparked the Browns to their third straight win. The Browns (5-8) have one more win than last season, and their longest winning streak since 2009.
Trent Richardson had a pair of 1-yard TD runs for Cleveland. Jamaal Charles ran for 165 yards, breaking off an 80-yard TD run on the game's first play for Kansas City (2-11).
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