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Jeremiah 24
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Jeremiah 24 - What does this Old Testament scripture have to say to us today? Join our host, John A. Guffey today as he looks into this rich passage from the prophet Jeremiah and discusses how we have not been forgotten by our Lord.
St. Dominic Savio - the teenage Saint
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Rebroadcast of the long running radio program, "The Ave Maria Hour", a presentation of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement. www.AtonementFriars.org
Born into a peasant family at Riva, Italy, young Dominic joined St. John Bosco as a student at the Oratory in Turin at the age of 12. He impressed John with his desire to be a priest and to help him in his work with neglected boys. A peacemaker and an organizer, young Dominic founded a group he called the Company of the Immaculate Conception which, besides being devotional, aided John Bosco with the boys and with manual work. All the members save one, Dominic, would in 1859 join John in the beginnings of his Salesian congregation. By that time, Dominic had been called home to heaven.
As a youth, Dominic spent hours rapt in prayer. His raptures he called "my distractions." Even in play, he said that at times "It seems heaven is opening just above me. I am afraid I may say or do something that will make the other boys laugh." Dominic would say, "I can't do big things. But I want all I do, even the smallest thing, to be for the greater glory of God."
Dominic's health, always frail, led to lung problems and he was sent home to recuperate. As was the custom of the day, he was bled in the thought that this would help, but it only worsened his condition. He died on March 9, 1857, after receiving the Last Sacraments. St. John Bosco himself wrote the account of his life.
Some thought that Dominic was too young to be considered a saint. St. Pius X declared that just the opposite was true, and went ahead with his cause. Dominic was canonized in 1954.
His feast day is March 9th.
Jeremiah Cry Ministries & The Herald Society
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Episode 96 Jeremiah Cry Ministries & The Herald Society w/guest Jeff Rose
Welcome to this episode of G220 Radio, I am your host Ricky Gantz and I want to thank you for joining me tonight. If this is your first time listening to the show then let me tell you a little more about the program. G220 Radio is a production of G220 Ministries, you can find out more about the ministry by going to http://www.g220ministries.com/. G220 stands for Galatians 2:20 which says, "I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me." Here on G220 Radio we like to discuss a wide variety of topics from a biblical worldview, my hope is that this show will be encouraging, equipping and edifying. I would love to hear your feedback about the show, you can share your feedback with me by going to the G220 Radio facebook page or on twitter and leave your comments. You can also subscribe to the show right here on blogtalk or if you have an iTunes account then I want to encourage you to go and subscribe on iTunes and then rate and review the show.
On this episode Jeff Rose will be joining me to share his testimony and what the Lord is doing with Jeremiah Cry & The Herald Society. Find out more here>> http://jeremiahcry.com/
In Support of Saint Germain and the Sacrament of Marriage
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Let's talk about the master Saint Germain, the sacrament of marriage and the spiritual sponsorship of the United States of America in the Age of Aquarius.
Beyond The Veil With Christopher Saint Booth - September 20,2015
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Incubi Incarnate Broadcast Network presents the PREMIERE of Beyond The Veil with your host Lisa Lamrock joined by special co-host Holly Mullins of The Freak Show and VERY special guest Christopher Saint Booth of Spooked TV, SyFy and guest of the Mineral Wells ParaCon 2015!
Be sure to tune in and join the interactive chat room on our website at www.incubiincarnate.com/btvlistenlive!
Christopher Saint Booth born in Yorkshire, England started his career at an early age. Influenced by The Beatles, singing and strumming at the age of four. Atlantic crossing brought them to Canada where at the age of thirteen he was writing and performing at the local establishments. In 1978 he was invited to combine forces with, Juno award winner, Sweeney Todd. (London Records) Worldwide touring commenced immediately as their new gold album paved his way to sunny California. Upon arriving in Los Angeles, greeted with a publishing deal (RCA Music) he began writing vocalizations and musical scores for film, cable and television. Christopher, a successful film and music Director, Producer, Production Designer and Composer has written, edited, animated, directed and scored some of Billboard's Top Ten releases including, Film Features, TV shows, Music Videos and worldwide releases. Producer and Director of films and documentaries for Syfy, Chiller, NBC Universal, Spooked TV Productions, At&t, Vimeo, Apple iTunes, Netflix, Roku and more worldwide. CEO of Spooked Television and Twintalk Entertainment. Films include Dead Still (Syfy), Death Tunnel (Sony Pictures), The Possessed, Spooked, Children Of The Grave (Syfy Channel/NBC Universal), The Exorcist File-Haunted Boy (Redbox), Children Of The Grave 2, Soul Catcher and DarkPlace.
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Humanitarian Radio Tony Saint Tone & Janie Boisclair Interview Mike Precise
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Humanitarian Radio Tony Saint Tone & Janie Boisclair Interview Mike Precise
Tony and janie talk to Mike Precise about all of the positive things that have happen as a result of the fundraising event we had on Sept 19th.
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Humanitarian Radio Tony Saint Tone & Janie Boisclair talk about Ophra's Belief Series
Oprah's BELIEF Series premieres on the Oprah Winfrey Network October 18th – 24th. She opens up a discussion about people beliefs from around the world.
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The System is Broken - Jeremiah 2:12-13
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"Be appalled, O heavens, at this, be shoked, be utterly desolate, says the LORD, for my people have committed two evils: they have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed out cistrerns for themselves, broken cistrerns, that can holdnot water. (Jeremiah 2:12-13 RSVA)
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Abundance Thru Words with Arnaud Saint-Paul
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International Spiritual Teacher, Energy Healing Master Arnaud Saint-Paul is our special guest speaker on a LIVE Reconnected Show talking about Abundance Thru Words. Arnaud says that it has been proven many times over, words condition our life, experience and reality. Through the use of carefully crafted and positive inspirational messages based on the unique world-renown HealThruWords Inspirational Quotes, he has created a unique 90-day program named Abundance Thru Words. Abundance Thru Words help us understand what Abundance really is and how we can invite and experience it in our lives. How is this different than affirmations that are generally used? Affirmations are repeated mind-oriented sentences that will only and always reaffirm the existing belief system. The person using affirmations will always use them within the same framework or thought pattern.
What our HealThruWords Inspirational Quotes do is to help the person shift his/her track, change to a new framework or pattern. As he/she switches to a higher tone (/tonality), s/he can then create new unrelated thought patterns not related to the former framework. Each quote speaks to the 'heart' of the reader and help him release these outdated beliefs systems. Therefore self-talk patterns are upgraded to less negative ones, creating a new space, a new identity from which new choices are made and new outcomes experienced. Go to his website and subscribe - http://healthruwords.com/abundance
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The Revelation of Saint John the Theologian
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And then the worker of iniquity with his servants shall behold it, and gnash his teeth exceedingly, and all the unclean spirits shall be turned to flight. And then, seized by invisible power, having no means of flight, they shall gnash their teeth against him, saying to him: Where is your power? How have you led us astray? And we have fled away, and have fallen away from the glory which we had beside Him who is coming to judge us, and the whole human race. Woe to us! Because He banishes us into outer darkness.
Then will I send an angel out of heaven, and he shall cry with a loud voice, saying, Hear, O earth, and be strong, says the Lord; for I am coming down to you. And the voice of the angel shall be heard from the one end of the world even to the other, and even to the remotest part of the abyss. And then shall be shaken all the power of the angels and of the many-eyed ones, and there shall be a great noise in the heavens, and the nine regions of the heaven shall be shaken, and there shall be fear and astonishment upon all the angels. And then the heavens shall be rent from the rising of the sun even to the setting, and an innumerable multitude of angels shall come down to the earth; and then the treasures of the heavens shall be opened, and they shall bring down every precious thing, and the perfume of incense, and they shall bring down to the earth Jerusalem robed like a bride. And then will I come forth with power and great glory, and every eye in the clouds shall see me; and then every knee shall bend, of things in heaven, and things on earth, and things under the earth. And then the heaven shall remain empty; and I will come down upon the earth, and all that is in the air shall be brought down upon the earth, and all the human race and every evil spirit along with Antichrist, and they shall all be set before me naked, and chained by the neck.
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The Seattle Seahawks have placed cornerback Tharold Simon on injured reserve and signed running back Rod Smith from their practice squad.
Simon suffered a dislocated toe on the Friday before the regular season opener. He briefly played in Week 2 against the Green Bay Packers but suffered a setback and hasn't been able to get back on the field.
"He dislocated his second toe," head coach Pete Carroll said Friday. "His nature has given him a toe that's got some issues and we've just got to work through it. He's had surgery on his other foot. Same toe, same situation. So that's something we're trying to work through right now. We'll see whether that's necessary or not."
Simon's toe keeps dislocating and won't stay in place, which is the reason his recovery isn't progressing.
In Simon's place, the Seahawks added Smith to help with their running back depth.
Marshawn Lynch did not make the trip to Cincinnati and has been ruled out for a second straight week due to a hamstring strain. Backup Fred Jackson is expected to play just six days after suffering a high-ankle sprain against Detroit, but he wasn't able to practice until Friday.
Smith adds an extra runner to the group behind Thomas Rawls and Jackson. He was in training camp with Seattle before being signed to the practice squad after final cuts. Smith had 70 yards on 10 carries and caught six passes for 27 yards in the preseason.
Seattle is also thin in cornerback depth as Marcus Burley is out with a broken thumb and Tye Smith is doubtful to play due to a hip injury.
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So what's wrong with Saints WR Brandin Cooks?
The Buccaneers hope to stop an 11-game home losing streak.
What would have happened if the Cardinals had been on the short end of Monday night's blunder? "There would have been a hell of a fight on that sideline," coach Bruce Arians said.
Rams TE Lance Kendricks is excited to be returning home to Wisconsin.
The 49ers are more concerned about WR Odell Beckham's hands than his mouth or his fists.
Experience and film study are paying off for Seahawks LB Bobby Wagner.
Bills FB Jerome Felton learned the physical aspects of the job from Sam Gash.
Dolphins players appreciate the intensity of interim coach Dan Campbell.
Patriots rookie fourth-round DE Trey Flowers hopes to make his debut on Sunday in Dallas.
Now that Jets DL Sheldon Richardson is back from suspension, how will the team use him?
Eligible to play on October 26, it's unclear when Ravens TE Dennis Pitta actually will return.
Bengals DT Margus Hunt may finally get to play on Sunday.
Browns S Jordan Poyer is ready to fill in for Tashaun Gipson.
The Steelers' starting defensive ends rarely come off the field.
Texans S Rahim Moore says the "season ain't over," that "[w]e'll fix it," and that Thursday night's opponents "were good, they were better."
The Colts are finding success with a moving pocket and the quick pass.
A huge contingent of Jaguars fans is expected to show up for Sunday's game in Tampa.
Keith Urban wore the jersey of Titans QB Marcus Mariota at a concert in Hawaii.
The return of DL Derek Wolfe from suspension resulted in the release of FB/TE James Casey.
The Chiefs focused on run defense this week.
Raiders CB David Amerson is ready to face Peyton Manning.
Chargers S Eric Weddle has exchanged in hypothetical trash talk this week with Ben Roethlisberger, who won't play in Monday night's game at San Diego.
Chip Kelly won't consider going for two more often
One of the reasons Chip Kelly was such an interesting coach at Oregon was that he'd go for two at times when most coaches would kick the extra point without even thinking about it. Kelly loved to line up his extra point team in a "swinging gate" formation, and if the opposing defense didn't adjust to it, he'd run a trick play to try to pick up two points.
Kelly tried that once early in his first year as the Eagles' head coach, but it didn't work, and Kelly never tried it again.
This year, there was some talk that Kelly might buck the trends and try going for two more often: The league's new extra point rule makes kicks harder, the Eagles have a shaky kicker, and Kelly always seems confident in his offense. And yet the Eagles haven't gone for two at all this year, and Kelly said he has given no thought to going for two unless the score of the game dictates it.
"Not right now, no," Kelly said. "The [placement of the two-point conversion] hasn't moved. My whole opinion was that they were asking you to go for two, but they never enticed you. They didn't move it to make going for two [easier]. Going for two is difficult."
Eventually, some NFL coach may decide to make going for two the "default" option for his team, and only kick the extra point when the score of the game makes that the obvious choice. But that coach will not be Chip Kelly, who's a lot more cautious in the NFL than he was in college.
Packers downgrade Davante Adams, Morgan Burnett to doubtful
Last Saturday, the Packers downgraded receiver Davante Adams and safety Morgan Burnett to doubtful. This week, they've done the same thing.
Adams is still dealing with an ankle injury, and Burnett has a calf injury.
The Packers also have added cornerback Ladarius Gunter (heel) and cornerback Sam Shields (toe) to the injury report as probable.
The 4-0 Packers host the 2-2 Rams on Sunday, in a game that could reshuffle the deck in the NFC if the Rams call pull off the upset.
Golden Tate explains his comments about Matthew Stafford
Golden Tate has led a charmed life in the NFL. Four trips to the playoffs in five NFL seasons. A Super Bowl win. A big contract as a free agent after winning a ring.
But now his team is 0-4, and Tate is frustrated. The frustration has caused Tate to say things that he has had to later explain. First, his remarks about the predictability of the team's offense (as evidenced by opposing defenses calling out the plays) required Tate to tell the world he wasn't calling out offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi. More recently, Tate made curious comments about quarterback Matthew Stafford in the production meeting preceding Monday night's game against Tate's old team, the Seahawks.
"I wish that the Matthew Stafford that we see in the fourth quarter I could see for all four quarters, because he loves to close the deal and [has that] great look in his eye. Makes those tight throws in a big spot," Tate told ESPN's Mike Tirico and Jon Gruden.
On Friday, Tate reached for the closest toothpaste scooper.
"My words, the way I say things sometimes I guess apparently don't come out the way they're meant to be," Tate told Carlos Monarrez of the Detroit Free Press. "And I think Matt is a heck of a quarterback. But I've never seen someone like him, when it's fourth-quarter crunch time, he is making play after play after play after play. And it's a lot of things. We're all more hungry, the coaching staff is more hungry, he's more hungry, everyone is just doing a little bit more. And I think we all need to do a little bit more for four quarters to play that way."
Tate said his frustrations don't extend to the number of passes thrown his way.
"I'm frustrated about the winning, about not winning," Tate said. "I've been there in Seattle where I have two passes but we won. So I think that's selfish to complain about the passes.
"But when you're losing and I feel like I could have done a little bit more. I feel like I could have done something better or I could have spoke up a little bit more during the game to get some looks. So that's where my frustration comes is just when we lose and I'm unproductive."
But Tate said you won't see him angrily lobbying for more looks during a game.
"I'm not that guy that's going to go out on a rampage and embarrass myself, embarrass this organization or a coach in the middle of a game by doing all that," Tate said. "That's just not who I am and I'm a professional in that manner. So I figure I just try to stay quiet during the game, just keep doing my job and hopefully at some point I get my opportunity to help win."
Even though Tate won't be saying anything during a game that will embarrass himself, the team, or a coach, he has now said multiple things not during a game that have had the same effect.
That's often a natural consequence of losing. Especially for a guy who is used to winning. And while the controversies aren't ideal, if more Lions had the same passion that Tate possesses, they wouldn't be 0-4.
Ravens add another receiver
The receiver-needy Ravens made another move Saturday to address what's suddenly the thinnest position on their roster.
With as many as three receivers and their starting tight end likely to miss Sunday's game against the Browns, the team promoted Jeremy Ross from the practice squad. Ross figures to return punts on Sunday and could see action at wide receiver.
The Ravens list Steve Smith Sr. as doubtful and last week had to place Michael Campanaro on injured reserve. Campanaro was seeing extended action in part because first-round pick Breshad Perriman has yet to play due to a knee injury. Last Saturday, the Ravens acquired Chris Givens via a trade with the Rams.
Ross has played in 34 games, starting 15, in his four-year NFL career. In 2013 with Detroit Ross was the only NFL player to score a touchdown by reception, punt return and kickoff return that season.
The Ravens released defensive tackle Christo Bilukidi to make room on the roster for Ross.
Report: Florida grand jury investigating daily fantasy operators
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It's one thing for a successful industry to face civil litigation; every large business inevitably gets sued. It's quite another for a successful industry to face potential criminal liability.
According to Florida attorney Daniel Wallach, via Michael McCann of SI.com, the United States attorney's office in Tampa currently is investigating daily fantasy sports operators for violation of the federal Illegal Gambling Business Act of 1970 and Florida law.
The Illegal Gambling Business Act defines an illegal gambling business as one that: (1) violates the laws of a state where its business is conducted; (2) involves five or more persons who manage, operate, or own the business; and (3) has been in operation for more than 30 continuous days or has gross revenue of $2,000 in any one day.
Section 894.14 of the Florida statutes provides that "[w]hoever stakes, bets or wagers any money or other thing of value upon the result of any trial or contest of skill, speed or power or endurance of human or beast" shall be guilty of a crime. So if DFS violates Florida gambling law, an operation with five or more persons running the business violates the Illegal Gambling Business Act.
That's where the express permission for daily fantasy provided by Congress (and reportedly lobbied for by the NFL) in 2006 potentially intersects with state law that still considers daily fantasy gambling, even if federal law doesn't. It's the "B" side of the current national marijuana conundrum, where some states have made it legal and federal law still hasn't. For daily fantasy, it's not a federal crime standing alone, but where it's a violation of state law it can become a federal crime based on the size of the operation.
In English, this means that the industry needs to tread lightly in states where the law conflicts with the federal finding that daily fantasy isn't gambling because it's premised not on chance but on skill. Currently, the daily fantasy industry does not operate in Montana, Louisiana, Arizona, Washington, and Iowa. (Montana has the only clear, specific ban on fantasy sports.)
"[S]tates are the ones that make the determinations about whether something is legal or not legal," Commissioner Roger Goodell told reporters on Wednesday when discussing the DFS phenomenon. "We follow the law and we will do that."
Daily fantasy companies are and have been operating in Florida. The language of the Florida anti-gambling law cited by Wallach specifically encompasses games of skill. As noted in this excellent legal primer from Professor Marc Edelman, a 1991 advisory opinion from the Florida Attorney General concluded that it is illegal to participate "'in a fantasy sports league whereby contestants pay a fee for the opportunity to select actual professional sports players.'"
The mere existence of a federal grand jury exploring violations of the Illegal Gambling Business Act and Section 894.14 of the Florida statutes means that the U.S. attorney in Tampa already believes that: (1) Florida law prohibits DFS; and (2) federal law imposes criminal liability on any five-person-or-more DFS operation doing business in Florida. At some point, a federal judge may have to decide whether that interpretation is accurate.
Regardless of whether DFS is gambling in Florida, betting that it isn't instantly has become a high-stakes game of chance for the DFS companies, with federal penalties of up to five years in prison and forfeiture of all money used in whatever is determined to be an illegal gambling operation in Florida.
The U.S. attorney in Florida may end up being flat-out wrong. And, ultimately, I continue to believe that people should be allowed to risk their money on any and all games of chance, games of skill, and/or the game of Risk. But it's human nature for folks to push back against the perception of unregulated windfalls, and whether it's class-action lawsuits or grand-jury investigations, the accelerated life cycle of the DFS industry already has reached the point where it has become a very large target for its enemies.
Lane Johnson says the line is to blame for the Eagles' problems
Everyone agrees that the Eagles' offense has been a major disappointment this season, but there's disagreement about who deserves most of the blame: Coach Chip Kelly? Quarterback Sam Bradford? Running back DeMarco Murray?
According to Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson, the correct answer is none of the above.
Johnson says that the offensive line deserves the bulk of the blame, and that the problems in both the running game and the passing game stem from the problems up front.
"The line has dug a very deep hole and pretty much put everybody else in it," Johnson said, via ESPN. "So we've got to find a way to get everybody else out and find a way out of this mess. A quarter of the way through this season, we're not where we want to be, but there's still a lot of games left to be played."
It's classy of Johnson to admit that Kelly, Bradford and Murray would all look a lot better if he and his fellow linemen would play better. But the line shouldn't take all of the blame, either. In Philadelphia, there's enough blame to go around.
Mike Shanahan continues to heap praise on Kirk Cousins
In 2012, former Washington coach Mike Shanahan took a fourth-round flier on quarterback Kirk Cousins, in the same year the team gave up three ones and a two to get Robert Griffin III. And it's possible that Shanahan is laying the foundation to swoop back into the NFL with Cousins as his quarterback.
Shanahan has continuously praised Cousins, at a time when Shanahan has made it clear he wants what would be a fourth NFL head-coaching opportunity. His latest remarks were the most over-the-top yet.
"I think he's a guy that can take your team and win a Super Bowl," Shanahan told ESPN 980, via Clinton Yates of the Washington Post. "And that's the biggest compliment I can give somebody. Does this person have the ability, the ingredients, that if he has the right supporting cast on offense/defense and special teams, can he win you a Super Bowl? And I believe that Kirk Cousins has that ability."
More immediately, Kirk Cousins may have the ability to get Shanahan what he really wants. Because when teams that inevitably will be looking for new coaches because they invariably have bad quarterback situations will be hiring in January, Shanahan's plan for any interviews he gets will include getting Cousins to be the team's quarterback.
Yes, Cousins will be a free agent after the season. And Washington would have to devote nearly $20 million in cash and cap space to keep Cousins off the market for 2016. Which means, unless Washington gets to the Super Bowl or close to it, Cousins is likely to hit the open market. Which will make it easy for Shanahan to recruit Cousins to Shanahan's new team, if he can land one.
Ultimately, it's the money that talks. But Shanahan's chatter surely will make it easier to lure Cousins when the time comes to pick a new team.
For Shanahan's purposes, landing Cousins is one thing. Using the possibility of landing Cousins to secure an NFL job two months before Cousins becomes a free agent is another. And the only way for Washington to block that will be to sign Cousins to a new contract before the end of the season.
A Greg Hardy rap video emerges
One day after the first Sunday of the 2014 season, TMZ published a Ray Rice video that shook the NFL to its foundation. One day before Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy plays his first game of the 2015 season, TMZ has published another video that won't have nearly the same impact.
It's a rap video from Hardy, made during the 2014 season while he was being paid to not play football pending the resolution of his domestic violence charges.
According to TMZ, the song includes these Dr. Seuss-style words of wisdom from Hardy: "What you see is what you get. I'm just me, I'm just real, and that's what I do."
The video also reportedly includes the sound of gunfire, because of course it would. It likewise objectifies women, because of course it would.
The video, standing alone, violates no league policies. But it won't make many in the league office thrilled about the situation, and it will make some primed to pounce with another suspension if/when Hardy gets into real trouble again.
And while the video was created months before Hardy became a Cowboy, it won't make coach Jason Garrett, who recently told Hardy to watch what he says about guns and women, any happier with Hardy.
Texans expect Clowney to play next week despite ankle injury
When Texans outside linebacker Jadeveon Clowney was spotted in a walking boot on Friday, it was cause for concern: Clowney missed most of his rookie year with a knee injury, and the Texans would hate to lose the 2014 No. 1 overall pick for significant time again.
But Texans coach Bill O'Brien says the walking boot is not a sign of a serious injury, and the Texans expect Clowney to play next week.
"I just saw him just now before I walked in here, and he seemed to be doing well," O'Brien said, via ESPN. "I think you guys probably saw he had a boot on, but that's just precautionary. He likes to go play pick-up hoop and things like that. Going to try to avoid doing that this weekend."
Clowney has shown flashes of the raw talent that made him one of the most exciting defensive prospects ever to enter the draft, including a great tackle on Frank Gore on Thursday night. But he still hasn't recorded a single sack in his NFL career, which is a huge disappointment for a pass rusher drafted first overall. Perhaps he can do it next Sunday in Jacksonville.
Antonio Cromartie dubs Odell Beckham Jr. a "one-year wonder"
Later this year, Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie will get a chance to battle Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. on the field. For now, Cromartie will have to settle for throwing darts at Beckham off it.
"Right now he's a one-year wonder," Cromartie said Friday on ESPN, via Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News. "I'm just being honest. It's just one year. I need to see it on an every-game basis, not him getting penalties or something like that or sucker-punching somebody. I think it's all about how you carry yourself throughout your whole entire career."
Beckham can show Cromartie that the second-year player is something more than a one-year wonder when the Jets and Giants get together on December 6. Unless, of course, Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis exclusively covers Beckham.
"He's very young. Has he had production in 16 games? Yes, I give him the utmost [credit] for that," Cromartie said. "He's had the most production out of any receiver I've seen in [his first] 16 games since Randy Moss. But you have to do it week-in and week-out and depend on that person. No matter if you're getting double or triple-teamed. Randy Moss didn't complain when he [was] triple and double-teamed, and people went after him, also."
Beckham has had to adjust to teammates ribbing him and opponents targeting him. After scoring an average of one touchdown per game in his 12 appearances from 2014, Beckham has two touchdown receptions in four games this season.
Still, that gives him 14 touchdowns in 16 career games. Which is a strong start. By the time December 6 rolls around, it'll be interesting to see whether Beckham's production supports Cromartie's theory.
Trent Robinson not fined for hits on defenseless players
During Sunday's game against the Eagles, Washington lost 30 yards of field position on a pair of unnecessary roughness penalties called against defensive back Trent Robinson.
According to the NFL (and as Washington safety Dashon Goldson suggested during a recent appearance on PFT Live), Robinson was fined for neither hit.
The first foul, arising from a hit on Philadelphia receiver Jordan Matthews in the third quarter, appeared to be a shoulder-to-shoulder hit. The second foul, occurring on the first play of the fourth quarter, happened when Eagles tight end Zach Ertz caught a past and lowered his head into Robinson's chest.
The lack of fines suggests that the flags were thrown in error, which is more evidence that these fouls should be subject to replay review. With 15 yards given to the offense whenever one of these penalties is called, the defense should have a way to obtain a more deliberate review of what often occurs on a bang-bang basis.
Jarvis Landry fined for abusive language to official
Bills defensive end Jerry Hughes wasn't the only player from the AFC East who was fined for directing abusive language to an official. Per multiple reports, Dolphins receiver Jarvis Landry was fined, too.
The standard fine for a first offense under the 2015 fine schedule is $23,152. For a second offense committed this season, the amount doubles.
Landry drew a flag for unsportsmanlike conduct late in Miami's 27-14 loss to the Jets in London. The defeat sparked the termination of Dolphins coach Joe Philbin.
Seahawks decided to give Marshawn Lynch more time to heal
Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch will miss a second straight game with a hamstring strain. Coach Pete Carroll told reporters on Friday that Lynch possibly could have played.
"It's just two weeks now," Carroll said. "He's just getting over it. We've seen some guys around the league try to come back. He could try to come back and play, but we think he'd be vulnerable. He needs another weekend to get through it. Then by next week, by Wednesday or something, we think we can get him going again. He's just about over the hump. He's worked very diligently, like I've said, to get it done. So we just have to wait a couple more days."
Carroll makes a good point about the importance of resting a hamstring injury. The Bills rushed running back LeSean McCoy back too quickly, and now he's out for another month or so.
"You've just got to wait it out," Carroll said of Lynch. "He's very close, but we can't guarantee that he can make it through the game. That means we could get set back again, so we're just going to wait it out and see if we can get him right next week."
The Seahawks host the Panthers next Sunday. Seattle then has a Thursday night game against the 49ers in Santa Clara.
Without Lynch, it'll be Thomas Rawls and perhaps Fred Jackson carrying the load; Jackson is questionable for Sunday's game with an ankle injury.
Carroll also said that the Seahawks may add a running back before Sunday's game at Cincinnati. Rod Smith, and undrafted free agent from Ohio State, is on the practice squad. Also, the Seahawks worked out running back Cyrus Gray on Friday, per a league source.
Colts trumpet their ability to neutralize "Justin James" Watt
Texans defensive end J.J. Watt was frustrated after last night's loss to the Colts. He may be feeling a different emotion after seeing what the Colts had to say about his performance.
The Colts trumpeted via "daily notes" distributed to the media their ability to "neutralize" Watt, holding him to no sacks and no solo tackles for only the second time in his NFL career. Also, tight end Dwayne Allen has opted to refer to Watt by only his first and middle names.
"Justin James is arguably the greatest defensive player in this league and for him to have a quiet night, attributed [sic] to a short week and great coaching," Allen said. "He's definitely a guy we have to game plan for as a game wrecker. We tried our best to keep him from affecting plays."
"Justin James" will next get a chance to affect plays on December 20, when the Texans travel to Indianapolis in the hopes of beating the Colts there for the first time in franchise history.
Week Five injury report roundup
Over the course of the week, there are a lot of posts about the most prominent injured players but we know that you might not see all of them and that some others may fall through the cracks. As a result, we'll comb through all the injury reports every Friday afternoon so that there's one stop for all the news from every team playing on Sunday. So, without further delay, the injury report roundup for Week Five of the 2015 season.
Redskins at Falcons
Four Redskins — cornerback Chris Culliver (knee), cornerback DeAngelo Hall (toe), wide receiver DeSean Jackson (hamstring), and tight end Jordan Reed (concussion, knee, ankle) — have been ruled out for this Sunday. Linebacker Perry Riley (calf) is questionable to return to the lineup. Running back Tevin Coleman (ribs) is probable to return for the Falcons, who ruled out linebacker Justin Durant (elbow). Wide receiver Julio Jones (toe, hamstring) is questionable, although there's been nothing to suggest he'll be anywhere but on the field come Sunday.
Browns at Ravens
Browns cornerback Joe Haden (ribs, finger) is questionable after unexpectedly missing last week's game and safety Tashaun Gipson (ankle) has been ruled out. Linebacker Craig Robertson (ankle) is out as well and running back Shaun Draughn (back) is doubtful. It doesn't look like Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith (back, doubtful) will play, which would leave him on the sideline with defensive end Chris Canty (calf), tight end Crockett Gillmore (calf) and wide receiver Breshad Perriman (knee). Tackle Eugene Monroe (concussion) is probable to play for the first time since the opener.
Seahawks at Bengals
It will be another week without running back Marshawn Lynch (hamstring) for the Seahawks, who also ruled out cornerbacks Tharold Simon (toe) and Marcus Burley (hand). Running back Fred Jackson (ankle) is questionable and Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Friday that he's hopeful the veteran can play. The Bengals are healthy with three probables to go with the questionable defensive end Wallace Gilberry (calf) and safety George Iloka (ankle).
Rams at Packers
Rams linebacker Alec Ogletree (ankle) is going to be out for multiple weeks and safety Maurice Alexander (groin) is doubtful. The Packers look like they'll have tackle Bryan Bulaga (knee) in the lineup, although they listed him as questionable along with wide receiver Davante Adams (ankle), safety Morgan Burnett (calf) and cornerback Demetri Goodson (hamstring). Safety Sean Richardson (neck) is out and reportedly will miss the rest of the season.
Bears at Chiefs
The Bears will have plenty of decisions to make on Sunday. They listed 13 players as questionable, including quarterback Jay Cutler (hamstring), wide receiver Alshon Jeffery (hamstring) and linebacker Pernell McPhee (shoulder). They were a bit more definitive about safety Antrel Rolle (ankle, doubtful) and were willing to rule out tackle Jermon Bushrod (concussion). Tight end Travis Kelce (groin, thumb) is probable for the Chiefs, who won't have linebacker Josh Mauga (groin, Achilles).
Saints at Eagles
The Saints ruled out tackle Terron Armstead (knee) and punter Thomas Morstead (quadricep), but hope to have guard Jahri Evans (knee) back in the lineup after listing him as questionable. Eagles tackle Jason Peters (quadricep) is questionable, but said he expects to play. Linebacker Mychal Kendricks (hamstring) is out after getting hurt last week.
Jaguars at Buccaneers
Wide receiver Marqise Lee (hamstring), linebacker John Lotulelei (concussion) and running back Denard Robinson (knee) are all out for Jacksonville and tight end Julius Thomas (hand) is expected to join them after being listed as questionable. Defensive tackle Sen'Derrick Marks (knee) and linebacker Paul Posluszny (ankle) are also questionable. The Bucs don't expect to have cornerback Johnthan Banks (knee), tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins (shoulder), wide receiver Russell Shepard (hamstring) or center Evan Smith (ankle) after listing them as doubtful. Guard Logan Mankins (groin), defensive tackle Gerald McCoy (shoulder) and tight end Luke Stocker (hip) are all questionable.
Bills at Titans
Bills wide receiver Sammy Watkins (calf) is questionable after missing last week's game. Tight end MarQueis Gray (forearm), running back LeSean McCoy (hamstring), safety Bacarri Rambo (quadricep) and running back Karlos Williams (concussion) are all going to miss the game and safety Aaron Williams (neck) is probable to return to the lineup. Cornerback Jason McCourty (groin) should play for the first time this season, but the Titans will likely be without defensive tackle Sammie Hill (knee). Guard Chance Warmack (knee) is questionable.
Cardinals at Lions
Running back Andre Ellington (knee) is one of seven probable Cardinals, tight end Darren Fells (hip) and wide receiver J.J. Nelson (shoulder) are questionable and coach Bruce Arians said Friday he anticipates everyone being healthy enough to play. The Lions ruled out running back Joique Bell (ankle), tight end Eric Ebron (knee) and defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (calf) for this Sunday. Safety James Ihedigbo (quadricep) and guard Larry Warford (ankle) are questionable.
Patriots at Cowboys
The Patriots return from their bye in good shape. Cornerback Bradley Fletcher (hamstring) and defensive end Trey Flowers (knee, shoulder) are questionable and the rest of the injury report is made up of probable players. Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee (concussion) is probable to return, but wide receiver Dez Bryant (foot), wide receiver Brice Butler (hamstring) and defensive end Randy Gregory (ankle) are all out of the lineup.
Broncos at Raiders
Broncos tackle Ty Sambrailo (shoulder) will miss a second straight game and guard Evan Mathis (hamstring) is questionable to play. Wide receiver Cory Latimer (groin) has also been ruled out. The Raiders will play without defensive tackle Denico Autry (concussion), cornerback T.J. Carrie (chest), defensive tackle Justin Ellis (ankle) and running back Taiwan Jones (foot).
49ers at Giants
Word on Friday was that linebacker Ahmad Brooks will miss Sunday's game following the death of his sister, but the 49ers listed him as doubtful. Tight end Vernon Davis (knee) definitely won't play and tackle Joe Staley (knee) is questionable. The Giants ruled out defensive end Robert Ayers (hamstring), wide receiver Victor Cruz (calf), linebacker Devon Kennard (hamstring) and defensive end George Selvie (calf). Linebacker Jonathan Casillas (calf), cornerback Jayron Hosley (concussion) and cornerback Trumaine McBride (groin) are all questionable.
Eric Ebron out for Lions on Sunday
As the Lions try to get their first win of the season, they'll have to do it without a key piece of their passing game. Tight end Eric Ebron is out for the game with a knee injury.
Ebron reportedly suffered no structural damage to his knee as a result of a Monday night injury in Seattle. Ebron did not practice at all this week.
Regarded as a disappointment during his rookie season, which included only 25 receptions for 248 yards and one touchdown, Ebron already has generated 15 catches for 179 yards and two touchdowns in four games this year.
The good news for the Lions is that tight end Brandon Pettigrew is on track to return to action. He injured a hamstring in Week One, and he hasn't played since then. Pettigrew is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the 3-1 Cardinals.


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Remember how I told you that Jackie and I, the cooking twins, had met in real life, in London? Remember how she had showered me with yummy food gifts? Well, this is one of them, coming directly from her kitchen, in its little jar.
I held the opening ceremony the other night. Cautiously removed the cute purple tulle hat and bow. Marvelled at the harmonious hand-cut strips of red onion in their rich burgundy-colored glaze. Took in the sweet and tangy scent. Spread a nice amount on a Swedish krisproll. Bit into it, dexterously catching the stray strips. Mmmmmmh. Went for seconds.
Don't you wish Jackie was your friend too.
Last fall, I met the friend of a friend at a party and discovered to my great excitement that he worked for none other than pastry chef Pierre Hermé, at his rue Bonaparte pâtisserie. I had been coveting his new recipe book called "Mes Desserts Préférés" for a little while, and when I mentioned that to my new friend, he said he could try and have a copy signed for me. I nodded. Vigorously.
It took a number of weeks, missed calls and missed appointments to arrange it, but my daydreams about this beautiful book easily carried me through the wait. I finally went to collect it at the production center in the 15th arrondissement, in a small pastry shop with a discreet sign which the untrained eye would miss. It was just before new year's eve, and this was where the huge quantity of holiday orders were being made and assembled, fresh from the morning. A lot of these are orders for Pierre Hermé's signature macarons. (A macaron is made of two disks of light almond meringue, held together by a layer of cream.) Since nothing but the perfect macarons make it into the gift boxes, my friend was sweet enough to also give me a few small broken ones, which I shared with my parents and Maxence (aren't they the luckiest bunch?).
[Sesame Zucchini Soup]
Oh, did I mention I am in full soup-making mode these days? It could be the grey and chilly days we have to plow through, or the vague feeling that my body could use a little detoxifying after the holiday scrumpadillies, but all I can think about is soup soup soup. When the idea of lacing zucchini soup with tahini (the sesame paste used in hummus) came to me out of the blue a few days ago, I thought it very appealing and stashed it in the "to try" file of my mind – which I'd need a personal assistant to sort through, it's such a mess.
Then Tuesday night, I came home ever-so-slightly tipsy from the excellent bottle of white wine my coworkers and I shared to celebrate a birthday (yup, tough working environment), and Maxence was out playing poker with his friends (and I am not making this up). I had everything on hand for my sesame zucchini soup, so I went right ahead and made it, humming along to Air's last album.
I served myself a few ladles of soup in the fresh and beautiful mug I bought in London, and sipped on it, sitting on one of our bar stools, leafing through my cool British cooking magazine, Delicious. I enjoyed this softly green and nicely fragrant soup very much : the hint of sesame gives it the kick that vegetable soups sometimes lack. I can't wait to have the leftovers.
Note : in honor of my new passion, I have created a category of posts named "Par Ici La Bonne Soupe", which makes me laugh. It is a faintly ridiculous expression, which could be translated as "bring it on" or "show me the money". It translates literally to literally "over here the good soup", which I think is even funnier. Don't mind me.
[Chocolate and Orange Palm Leaf Cookies]
If you browse through the row of cookbooks lined up on top of our fridge, you might notice one, called "Moi, je cuisine solo ou duo" by Brigitte Namour. The title roughly means "I cook for one or two", and this book is filled to the brim with quick and ingenious recipes, scaled for a couple of servings. Originally, I had bought it as a gift for my dear friend Marion, who's an enthusiastic cook too. I borrowed it from her (after the minimum length of time that basic manners require) and found myself wanting to write down so many of the recipes, that it was just as simple to get my own copy. So I did, and have been thoroughly happy with it ever since.
One of the recipes I have made again and again from that book is a recipe for little savory palmiers. Palmier (pal-mee-ay) is the French word for a palm tree, but it is also the name of a large cookie commonly found in French bakeries, made with puff pastry and sprinkled with sugar. The puff pastry is rolled into two concentric circles from both sides, creating the special palmier shape I am hard-pressed to describe better than this. (Believe me, I tried.) I don't buy palmiers very often, but now that I think about it I should, because they are a real treat : the layers of sugar on the top and the bottom are slightly caramelized, the outer rim of the dough is flaky and crisp, and the closer you bite into the center of each circle, the moister and chewier the dough gets. You can also find packages of those cookies in a mini version at grocery stores (by Lu or Belin for instance) and then they are called "Palmitos" and are crispier.
To tell you the truth, I don't really see the connection between this shape and a palm tree. A little research revealed that this is quite the stealthy cookie, also going by the aliases of Palm Leaf, Elephant Ear, Butterfly and Angel's Wing, which are cute enough though they don't make much sense either. But hey, who am I to question the etymology of such a lovely confection?
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Virginia Attorney General Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II on Thursday staked out strong libertarian positions on police surveillance and embraced populist ideas to streamline major parts of state government as he tries to rally Republicans and close a gap in the polls heading into the final weeks of Virginia's gubernatorial campaign.
Mr. Cuccinelli, in a wide-ranging interview with editors and reporters at The Washington Times, cast himself as "the most pro-liberty elected statewide official in my lifetime," reinforcing his support for restraint on the use of technologies like drones and other surveillance technology by law enforcement personnel.
"This goes to cameras and other stuff as well. I have always been on the restraint side of this, whether its traffic cameras or whether its surveillance devices for law enforcement," he said. "We need to shackle the new technology with the old rules. And normally, you talk in terms of going the other way, but not when you're protecting civil liberties."
The comments come as a new NBC4/NBC News/Marist poll put Mr. Cuccinelli 8 percentage points behind his Democratic rival, Terry McAuliffe. Libertarian candidate Robert Sarvis is at 9 percent.
But the Republican said the numbers he's seeing put him within the margin of error ahead of the Nov. 5 contest. He said a comparatively high number of voters who see him unfavorably can be attributed in part to a relentless campaign run by the well-funded Mr. McAuliffe in a manner similar to the one President Obama used to defeat Republican Mitt Romney in both the overall election and in Virginia last year.
"I've never seen lying like I've seen in this race, and, you know, how do you deal with that?" he said.
The accusation is nothing new in a scorched-earth campaign that has seen both sides employ negative tactics and accuse one another of peddling falsehoods.
But Mr. Cuccinelli said his plan for the home stretch of the race is to focus on taxes, emphasizing his estimate that Mr. McAuliffe's campaign pledges would require a tax increase of $1,700 on Virginia families. He contrasts that with his own $1.4 billion tax cut proposal paid for, in part, by eliminating tax exemptions and credits in the state code. He said his goal is to get rid of the bottom 15 percent of tax credits, and possibly more, after convening a bipartisan group to scrutinize them.
"You know, there's a ton of 'em," Mr. Cuccinelli said in response to a question about whether he had a "favorite" tax credit that's an example of one that would not fit his criteria of having a broad economic benefit.
"You asked for a favorite, so I won't necessarily speak in economic terms, but you get a tax credit for donating to political candidates," he said, adding that the credit was small but that it had "nothing to do with growing our economy."
"Nothing. Absolutely nothing. No straight-faced argument could be made with the goal I've stated to keep that one," he said.
The credit is equal to half the contributions made to candidates for state and local offices, capped at $25 for an individual taxpayer or $50 for people filing a joint return. A 2011 study by the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission found that in 2008 the credit cost the state about $821,000.
He also said he planned an aggressive get-out-the-vote effort for Election Day, but did not elaborate on the details.
Asked to identify a state government agency he thought could be trimmed, Mr. Cuccinelli said that despite cuts in recent years he saw opportunities to reduce bureaucracy at the Virginia Department of Transportation and its nine highway districts.


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The amended free-speech lawsuit, filed Monday in Lincoln's U.S. District Court, challenges a Nebraska law that requires protesters to stand 500 feet away from a funeral service. The amended filing comes after a federal appeals court in April reinstated the lawsuit, reversing a lower court's dismissal of the case.
The amended complaint includes at least 16 examples in which the church says its members were kept hundreds of feet from funeral services, while counter-protesters were allowed to congregate immediately outside services. Seven of the examples, from 2010 through 2012, occurred after the lower court dismissed the lawsuit and are being included in the suit for the first time.
"We've had more events than those listed, but what I've done is included the most egregious," said Margie Phelps, a Westboro member and attorney for the church in the lawsuit.
The case stems from a lawsuit filed in 2009 by members of Topeka, Kan.-based Westboro Baptist Church that challenged Nebraska's funeral picketing law and several other constitutional issues surrounding the church's funeral protests. The other issues have since been resolved, but the free-speech challenge to Nebraska's picketing law remains.
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