a one-year, $4.8 million deal, while Avril’s deal nets him $13 million over two years.

March 14, 2013: Rams wideout Danny Amendola signs with the Patriots.

March 15, 2013: Arizona releases quarterback Kevin Kolb.

March 15, 2013: Rams running back Steven Jackson signs with the Falcons, ending his nine-year tenure with the team. During that run, the Rams go 43-87-1 with Jackson in the lineup.

March 18, 2013: The Rams add left tackle Jake Long from the Dolphins after a multi-day physical. The deal comes six days after the Rams added pass-friendly tight end Jared Cook.

April 1, 2013: The Seahawks deal quarterback Matt Flynn to the Raiders for a fifth-round pick in the 2014 draft. Flynn finishes his Seahawks career having thrown nine regular-season passes for the team, all coming in theof confusion in the developer community. To begin with, SSDT was a product separate from SQL Server, although it appeared as though it could be installed with SQL Server. What added to the confusion was that there were two versions of SSDT: one BIDS-like version and one for application developers looking to add a SQL Server component to their solutions. It took some effort, but users were eventually able to figure out what they needed and to get it up and running.

The SQL Server 2012 product family also offered an official BI edition for the first time, referred to (not surprisingly) as the SQL Server 2012 Business Edition, which fell somewhere between the Standard and Enterprise editions. At the same time, Microsoft gave us something called the SQL