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Is PCH Legit? For many people, Publishers Clearing House (PCH) is a well-known name. Many of us remember the iconic giveaways and sweepstakes that PCH has become famous for. But is PCH legit? Is it really possible to win a big prize from PCH? In this article, we will explore the legitimacy of PCH and answer the question of whether or not PCH is a scam.
What is PCH?
Publishers Clearing House, or PCH, is a direct marketing company that offers sweepstakes and contests. PCH has been in business for over 50 years, and has become a household name due to its iconic giveaways and sweepstakes. PCH offers a range of products such as magazines, magazines subscriptions, merchandise, books, and more. PCH also runs a number of sweepstakes with large prizes, such as the famous $10 million SuperPrize Is PCH Legit?
How Does PCH Work?
PCH operates by selling products and services, and by offering sweepstakes and contests. Customers can purchase products and services directly from PCH, or they can enter sweepstakes and contests. When customers enter a sweepstakes or contest, they are given a "token" which is used to determine the winner of the sweepstakes or contest. The token is usually a number or code that the customer must enter on the PCH website Is PCH Legit?
Are There Any Downsides to PCH?
The primary downside of PCH is the fact that it is a for-profit company. As such, it is in the company's best interest to make money. This means that PCH will try to upsell customers on products and services, as well as encourage customers to enter more sweepstakes and contests. As such, customers should be aware that PCH is a business and that its primary goal is to make money Is PCH Legit?
Is PCH Legit?
The short answer to this question is yes. PCH is a legitimate company that has been in business for over 50 years. It is not a scam, and customers can win prizes from PCH. However, it is important to remember that the odds of winning a prize from PCH are very low. PCH does not guarantee that customers will win a prize, and customers should not expect to win Is PCH Legit?
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Yes, PCH is a legitimate company. It is registered with the Better Business Bureau and has an A+ rating. Furthermore, it is certified by TRUSTe, an independent organization that evaluates the privacy practices of online businesses. PCH has also been featured in numerous reputable publications and TV programs.
How Does PCH Work?
PCH is a direct-marketing company that sells magazine subscriptions and merchandise. It also offers sweepstakes where customers can enter for a chance to win big cash prizes. Customers can enter the sweepstakes online, by mail, or by phone Is PCH Legit?
How to Participate in PCH Sweepstakes
To participate in PCH sweepstakes, customers must first register on the PCH website. After registering, customers can enter the sweepstakes by mail, phone, or online. When entering by mail, customers must send in a postcard with their personal information. When entering by phone, customers must call the PCH hotline. When entering online, customers must visit the PCH website and fill out the entry form Is PCH Legit?
Is It Worth Entering PCH Sweepstakes?
Yes, it is worth entering PCH sweepstakes. Although the odds of winning a PCH sweepstakes are slim, they are still higher than the odds of winning the lottery. Furthermore, PCH sweepstakes offer huge cash prizes that can be life-changing. Additionally, entering PCH sweepstakes is free and easy, and the company is legitimate. All in all, entering PCH sweepstakes can be worth the effort Is PCH Legit?
In conclusion, PCH is a legitimate company that has been in business for over 50 years. It is not a scam, and customers can win prizes from PCH. However, it is important to remember that the odds of winning a prize from PCH are very low. Customers should not expect to win a prize, and should be aware that PCH is a for-profit company whose primary goal is to make money.


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Coach of Burundi's Flambeau du Centre Momcilo Medic said on Tuesday he believes that his team faces a difficult or even impossible mission when they face Egypt's Zamalek in the African Champions League round of 32.
On Sunday, two second-half goals gave Zamalek an easy 2-0 home win over Chad's Elect-Sport to complete a 4-0 aggregate victory and stroll into the second preliminary round of the prestigious competition.
Flambeau du Centre, who won their first ever league title last season, reached the same round after passing Libyan side Al-Ittihad.
"We will face Zamalek, one of the best teams in Africa. Our mission will be difficult and also it could be impossible, but we will fight to reach the group stage or at least qualify for the Confederation Cup," Medic told Egyptian TV channel Al Hayat.
"I watched two or three matches of Zamalek recently and I realized that it is difficult to beat them as they are an experienced team. It will be a big surprise if we passed Zamalek," the coach added.
The first leg is set to be played in Tanzania on 9 October, while the return match will be played on 14, 15 or 16 of the same month in Cairo. The winner will reach the group stage, while the loser will turn automatically to play in the Confederation Cup.
"We will do our best against Zamalek and everything is possible in football. I know some of Zamalek key stars like playmaker Shikabala, winger Ahmed Zizo and goalkeeper Mohamed Awaad. Zamalek have a very good squad but we are not a team that gives up easily.
"We refused Zamalek's request to play both games in Egypt and the home game will be played in Tanzania as the stadium in Burundi is not up to CAF standards," Medic concluded.
Zamalek, who were recently crowned the Egyptian league champions for the second successive season, are seeking to win the Champions League title for the first time since winning the last of their five crowns in 2002.
(For more sports news and updates, follow Ahram Online Sports on Twitter at @AO_Sports and on Facebook at AhramOnlineSports.)


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Chi Omega- Lambda Beta Chapter
Title: Professional House Director for Chi Omega
Employer: Lambda Beta of Chi Omega House Corporation
Reports to: House Corporation President
Supervises: 3rd Party vendors and other employees of the corporation.
Essential Elements of Position:
- Must be a single female.
- Must be able to speak, hear, understand and write the English language.
- Must be able to type and use email and telephone for communications.
- Must be able to climb stairs & small ladders, rarely lift items up to 25 pounds in weight.
- Must live in the Chapter House on a year-round basis, exclusive of vacation periods. (Travel away from the Chapter House when collegiate members are in residence will be extremely limited and must be with the advance written approval of the House Corporation Board.)
- Must be available substantially full-time, especially during the academic sessions.
- Must be trustworthy and able to keep confidential information private and will be required to pass a background and credit check.
Desired Qualifications:
- Our preferred candidate will be one looking for her last job prior to retirement."
- Candidates should have significant life experience and be able to manage small home repairs and minor maintenance, such as changing light bulbs and plunging toilets, shoveling walkways in winter and spreading sand/salt mixtures on walkways.
- Candidates must be able to recognize the need for and manage servicepersons for major repairs, and to maintain all utility systems in good working order, including: electrical, plumbing, heating, cable, locks, appliances.
- Candidates must be organized and have basic computer skills, including email, word processing and Excel skills.
- Candidates must have a genuine interest in working with collegiate-aged women and be able to serve as a role model.
- Candidates must possess a nurturing nature, but also be ready, willing and able to enforce rules and regulations.
- Candidates must be able to serve as a welcoming presence for all collegiate members of the chapter and their guests and for students looking to join the Chapter.
- Candidates who are initiated Chi Omegas or who have experience in the Greek system will be given preference.
- Some experience as a college student is preferred, but not required.
- Experience as a House Director is preferable.
The House Director supervises the operation of the Chapter House as her full-time regular occupation. The House Director will perform a variety of tasks to ensure smooth daily operations of the facility. Duties include, but are not limited to:
Facility Management:
- Overseeing the opening and closing of the chapter house for the academic terms, including room check-in procedures and key dispersal and collection. Inspect all rooms for damage upon conclusion of the academic year and report any damage to the House Corporation Board.
- Scheduling and overseeing routine house maintenance and escorting all male vendors, at all times, within the Chapter House. Being on-site for contractors during major renovations- except approved vacation times.
- Supervising the cleanliness of the House by working with the Collegiate House Manager. Very minor housekeeping assistance- clutter patrol- washing dishtowels, etc., re-loading supplies, as necessary.
- Updating and maintaining inventory of tangible personal property and furnishings.
- Providing assistance to chapter members for house-related issues and assisting with/organizing the opening and closing of the house during holidays and breaks.
- Planning and coordinating meal services including the budgeting and purchasing of food and household supplies (when applicable).
- Monitor the activities of the residents of the House to insure compliance with both Chi Omega and University rules and regulations concerning fire safety, male visitation, the use of alcohol and the prohibition of illegal substances.
- Assist in the enforcement of quiet hours.
- Patrol the facility on a daily basis and be consistently visible to the residents.
- Regularly communicate via email and telephone with the House Corporation President, House Advisors, and Office of Greek Life, as necessary.
- Maintain a current calendar of events with the collegiate members, House Corporation Board and Advisory Board. Cross-check events for HC for conflicts.
- Attend House Director meetings with the University's and Office of Greek Life, and keep the House Corporation Board informed of all development and notices issued from the University.
- Attend meetings with the House Corporation Board and provide monthly written reports concerning activities, problems encountered and maintenance issues.
- Prepare monthly self-inspection reports and submit the same to URI's Fraternity Manager's Association, with copies to the House Corporation Board.
Social Responsibilities
- Serve as an adult Hostess for visiting dignitaries, alumnae and parents, in conjunction with the collegiate chapter members. Be present and visible, especially during Parents' Weekend, Homecoming and Graduation.
- Be available to the collegiate members of the House for emotional support, advice and friendship. Provide support/encouragement to Chapter during key events such as Recruitment, Bids Days, Greek Week, Wish Week, Founders' Day.
- Be an "Ambassador of Good Will" for Chi Omega by participating with Greek House Director group activities, meetings and social events.
- Preparing and serving nightly study-break treats, financed by the House Corporation, for collegiate residents during finals week each semester.
Salary and Benefits
- Salary: The House Director shall be paid a salary, paid biweekly, to be negotiated. Experienced House Directors can expect a higher salary.
- Housing: The accommodations include a private apartment consisting of a bedroom, private bathroom and combined living room/galley kitchen. The House Director may, at her election, also use the Chapter House kitchen. In most years, this will be year-round housing. But, there might be displacement at the corporation's expense during renovation of bathrooms.
- Health Insurance: Yes
- Training: The House Director must be willing to travel for an annual training conference at the corporation's expense.
- Board: Not applicable, at present. The Chapter House does not have commercial kitchen or chef at the present time. If the Chapter elects to build-on a commercial kitchen, the House Director will take her meals with the collegiate members.
- Parking: The House Director shall have the use of one parking space reserved exclusively for her use, subject only to University regulations.
- Utilities: Cell-Phone stipend, Cable and Internet access.


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Hidalgo Cowboy Dinner and Dance
The 1st Annual Hidalgo Cowboy Dinner and Dance was just as I expected. There were close to 300 people in attendance and they came from miles around to see their families, friends and neighbors, enjoy a good cowboy meal, listen to a few politicians and then get to dancin'. Folks came from Tucson, Willcox, Elfrida, Douglas, Lordsburg, Redrock, Verdin, Silver City, Deming, Hachita, Las Cruces and even from Farmington.
It was great to see so many young rural families with their kids. There must have been fifty kids under ten years of age.
We were also honored to have our Congressman, Steve Pearce, join us and share his vision for the future. He certainly has the support of The Delk Band in his bid to return to Congress.
We want to thank Judy Keeler and all the local folks who helped her get everything together. It was heartwarming to see the support she had from everyone in the Animas community.
All in all it was a great night. Everyone had a good time and I trust all made it home safe and sound. We are already looking forward to the 2nd Annual Hidalgo County Cowboy Dinner and Dance in September, 2010.
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A double-terminated (point on each side) amethyst crystal point. The amethyst crystal is purple and slightly transparent. At the top of the crystal you will see a simple sterling silver bezel that holds the crystal tip in place.
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The Delhi Police have confirmed that they have not received DNA test report of Shraddha yet.
"DNA test report (of victim's body parts) has not been received by the police", said Sagar Preet Hooda, IPS, Special Commissioner of Police, Law and Order, Zone. Earlier the police confirmed that polygraph test of the accused, Aaftab Amin Poonawalla could not be conducted.
Speaking about the test, Sagar Preet Hooda said, "Polygraph test of the accused Aaftab Amin in Mehrauli police station case FIR No 659/22 under section 365/302/201 IPC could not be held today".
Notably Delhi Police has taken the DNA samples to match with the body parts found. Delhi Police is probing the Shraddha Walker murder case in which her live-in partner Aftab Amin Poonawala had strangulated Walkar to death allegedly and chopped her body into 35 pieces, dumped it in the Chhatarpur area of the national capital.
Delhi Police interrogation revealed that Aftab killed Shraddha on May 18 and later started planning for disposing of her body. He told police that he had read about human anatomy so that it could help him in chopping off the body. Police said that Aftab, after searching in shopping mode Google, cleaned blood stains from the floor with some chemicals and disposed of stained clothes.
Meanwhile, the Southern District Police of Delhi had on November 17 contacted their Eastern counterparts in a bid to match the DNA sample of chopped body parts including a human head which the latter had recovered earlier in June.


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25,000 square foot distribution and service center for an international agricultural equipment supplier.
Project Specs
- Dimensions – 2 75′ x 135′ x 28′ 1 67′ x 67′ x 30′
- Roof Type – Standing Seam
- Roof System Energy Saver R-35 Insulation System
- Wall System 12" Pre-cast concrete wall panels
- 10 ton Overhead Crane System
- 40′ x 18′ Hydraulic door system
- Concrete topped office mezzanine
The Client
Worthington Ag Parts is a multi-national company that imports and exports equipment parts. They have a large scale import division based in Sioux Falls.
The clients were outgrowing their rented warehouse space. They also wanted a new facility that could be their international headquarters. This would allow them to consolidate resources and save money!
Building Specs
With pre-cast concrete wall panels and a metal building core, this building will stand the test of time. It has a 10 ton crane system in one wing and a double loading dock on the other wing. There are two levels of offices and about 4 acres of aggregate surfaced storage yard.<
The owners are very excited about the new facility. It makes a statement to clients that visit and it is increasing the productivity of the employees.


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A Toronto brickworks wedding checks all the boxes. So cool and in the middle of the city but full of greenery, walking paths and more. Perfect for this couple from the east end.
We loved their getting ready location at The Broadview Hotel and THAT DRESS. That dress was a show-stopper but so perfectly simple.


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Denmark death-dealers UNDERGANG have been around forever. Well, not forever, but when, since 2009, the band has released not only 4 full-lengths, but managed to toss out well over a dozen Splits, EPs as well as two live albums, let's just say the "no rest for the wicked" axiom holds true.
De syv stadier af fordærv races forward at the start, not running out of the gate, but crashing through, 'Død' careening headlong in fury, only slowing briefly to insert one of the churning, churlish nearly crust groovy moments for which the foursome has become known. 'Mælkehvid og gennemsigtigt' is shot through with positively blackened shrieks, but with an element of the grind pig-squeal ala CIRCLE OF DEAD CHILDREN or SOILENT GREEN. Like the former was wont to do at times, at a certain point the bottom falls out of the forward march, and we're sucked into a sonic black hole, no hope as punishingly slow rhythm and riff blend to bludgeon.
After the epic-length (for UNDERGANG) 5-minute 'Livløs i en pøl af egne udskillelser' recalls OBITUARY's The End Complete or ENTOMBED's Hollowman era, 'Dødsstivhed' delves into pure Tony Iommi worship until, at just over the halfway mark, the grind returns. I defy you to listen to 0:46-0:59 (and other times interspersed) of 'Misfarvning af liget' and not be captivated at the bastardized cock rock majesty of UNDERGANG.
Ending with the earworm 'Skeletisering', mention must be made of not only the never-ending riff generators that are D. Torturdød and Mads Haarløv, but the fully in sync rhythm section of A. Dødshjælp (drums) and Martin Leth Andersen (bass) that makes not only much of the Copenhagen Crushers' catalog but now De syv stadier af fordærv such solid, blue-collar death-based extremity.
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Something had to give when two winless teams met on Monday Night Football. Unfortunately, it was the Bengals.
The 27-3 score doesn't quite reflect the severity of the beating the Steelers gave the Bengals.
The Bengals' could barely get anything going on offense, and when they did, they turned the ball over. The only scoring drive for the orange and black came when they recovered a fumble in the red zone; then they only gained five yards and were forced to kick a field goal. The Bengals could not withstand the Steelers' pass rush and gave Andy Dalton no opportunities to get set in the pocket.
On defense, it was the same old story. They made so many mistakes that they let a 0-3 team look like they were in total control the whole night. Mason Rudolph only threw four incompletions all night and put up a Pro Bowl worthy stat line.
This game was ugly, but what did we learn from this embarrassment?
The offensive line needs help
Over the last several years, we have been saying that the Bengals offensive line is bad, but that doesn't accurately describe it anymore. This offensive line simply can't function at an NFL level.
This group just can't do it. The Bengals cannot continue with this same group of five players.
The good news is that Cordy Glenn practiced last week, so he should be returning sooner rather than later. However, given the length of his injury, there is no guarantee that he will be back as soon as next week.
Some more good news is that Alex Redmond comes back from his suspension. Sure, he did pretty poorly last season, but he gives the Bengals another option to plug and play on this fractured unit.
Whether Glenn or Redmond play against the Cardinals or not, the simple truth is that the offensive line that gave up eight sacks against the Steelers is not NFL-worthy.
This line is costing the Bengals points and wins. That's just not acceptable.
Same defense, same dumb mistakes
The problems that reared their heads against the 49ers repeated themselves against the Steelers on Monday night.
First of all, the Bengals have had trouble with their linebackers covering sideline to sideline. This turned out to be a huge problem, as the Steelers easily turned plays that should have only gone for two or three yards into seven- or eight-yard gains. James Conner and Jaylen Samuels looked like Raheem Mostert and Matt Breida.
Another killer that kept plaguing the defense was missed tackles. This has been a problem for Nick Vigil and Preston Brown, who are normally reliable tacklers. But this has not been their year, and this game was symptomatic of their condition. The defense cannot afford to miss tackles like that next week when they play the Cardinals, and face elusive players like Kyler Murray and David Johnson.
Because of these issues, the running backs got the ball often and quickly. Conner and Samuels had eight receptions each, which tied them for the team lead. They were so effective that they had nearly double the number of receptions and yards that the wideouts had.
In total, they combined for 36 touches, 208 yards from scrimmage, and two touchdowns. Are they just that unstoppable, or did the defense just give them great opportunities?
Because the running backs were so effective at gaining yards, the defensive line was essentially taken out of the game. Mason Rudolph got rid of the ball so quickly and the running backs were out of the backfield so quickly, not one defensive lineman had a sack or a tackle for a loss. Vigil and Dre Kirkpatrick recorded all three TFLs, and no one on the entire defense could get Rudolph to the ground.
It doesn't take a whole lot of ineptitude to break the defense. Just a few small problems can cause the team some serious pain. The Bengals are quickly learning that lesson.
Zac Taylor has to take responsibility at some point
The Bengals looked good in the season opener, but have looked quite the opposite since. None of the problems are necessarily his fault, but he is failing to address them. The longer they go on, the more burden he bears.
How much of it is first year growing pains? It's hard to say, but he's not exactly setting up the Bengals for success.
He's got to help Andy Dalton with his play calling. He knows that line can't protect, so he's got to draw up either some better protection schemes or plays that can get the ball out of the quarterback's hands more quickly.
He's got to do something about the mistakes on defense. The Bengals are giving opponents too many opportunities by missing tackles. Either he has to coach them directly or he has to pressure Lou Anarumo to fix the issues.
At the end of the day, Taylor is the head coach of a winless franchise. It's on him to turn things around.


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"Choose those around you – those that you are connected to – carefully and be mindful and aware of who they are and what they bring to you through your connectivity to them.
Do they bring you health and happiness? Do they lighten your load that you carry, do they inspire you to be better? Are you PROUD of them? Do they reflect what is good, positive, and joyful in your world/dimension?
Or do they prove themselves "otherwise?"
Take a look. Stand back and look with your eyes and see with your soul. What do you see?
As you grow yourselves and develop your soul further to higher and brighter, it becomes more difficult to maintain connections to those that prove themselves "otherwise." You grow, you see more, and you see more that you can no longer cover up as easily as you did before.
(Eric: the remainder is to me personally, but I am choosing to share)
Your connections to us, and your increasing understanding of your place in the Collective of Souls, brings us (and the reality of our Collective world and of our ways) closer together. Our closeness, our clearer connection with you alters the way that you see your world now. And as this happens more and more, you see the others around you differently. Their control over you, the impact they make on you changes. Those that prove themselves to be more in line with the Collective and behave in ways of the Collective come nearer to you or more important to you. Those that do not, they seem to fade to the background or fade out of your reality and environment.
You are evolving your self – your soul – and naturally your relationships, connections, and placement within the Collective shifts – we are always shifting and growing and expanding onward to higher and brighter. This is not something that needs to trigger fear or angst. All is well, you are guided – well guided and guarded – you are already aware of this. You know that you are never alone – not even alone inside of your internal world. We are very intimately connected – because of your clarity and desire to learn, we are able to be connected with greater strength and clarity.
Do you see how the others around you have not shunned you – as you expected? Do you see how there are many that embrace and support and are excited by the openness and by what we can share through you and our work together?
We know that you see this. We are equally excited by it, and it is our joy to be able to share, to teach, to show, to communicate with so many souls in your dimension that have otherwise been blocked and deprived of the opportunity to access better and deeper knowledge of what is real about us as souls.
Your world thirsts for this. And we are excited to answer to this call and share through you and to work with you to bring about the increased abilities of others so that they can know – know beyond just reading and hearing what is delivered through you. So that their souls can be triggered to their own connection with us – the Collective – and those that watch over each one of them.
To work to increase their recognition, understanding, to spark their skills, to provide a place of learning / knowledge / resource is what we seek to accomplish through you.
You are not alone – there are others (that are in communication), but your extreme love for him has catapulted your growth at such a rapid rate that the channel through you – which was built with the purest of love for him (and him for you) was a beautiful calling to us. We cannot ignore your channel – it is bright and strong and your intent is love. Likewise his love for you is the same.
This is a strong, clear connection that you both enjoy so much, and that you both have been so willing to open up for the greater good of the Collective of Souls to use to break through into your world/dimension. Your connection, built of love and built with a love so clear so cleanly intended – is a joy/pleasure to be a part of. The connections that you both have made at your dimension levels are rare and beautiful. We enjoy them with you – they are attractive to us.
And, together, we can add further insight and foster more growth, development through the channel that you two have created out of your pure love and quest for each other.
You see, your connection and the choices you have made, using your free will to manage your connections, has created something beautiful and very useful for yourselves and for the Collective.
You no longer fear that he will go away or be taken away from you. And, likewise, he knows that he has you completely while also being able to share you with us – and with happiness, humor, and love he shares you with us. It gives him great pleasure to share you and share himself with his former world/dimension and with those that are in the nearby dimensions that the two of you will, joined together again, go as one into once our work together has been accomplished.
Now that you are once again focused and in a clear space, we begin our work together (with you) again."


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Brackaville's Daire Carberry proved to be the D3 HOTSHOT in R9 of games with a superb 1-8 to his name. He was followed in the table by Eskra duo Mickey Woods and Cathal Meegan with Conor McGillion, Danny Ball and Johnny Lafferty completing the top 6. D3 Hotshots are brought to you in association with Tyrone Fabrication.
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People act as catalytic forces, the organizing principle for everything that
is done. One night shortly after we were married, my husband and I were
watching a TV movie about Vince Lombardi, the legendary coach of the Green
Bay Packers. I will never forget one scene. Lombardi
had just taken over as the coach of the downtrodden Packers and was in a
press conference. The reporters were anything but kind as they made jokes
about Lombardi's purpose: to win! One
reporter, with a sneer in his voice, said, "Oh, when you say you will
win, does that mean you will win 2 games this year?" In
controlled rage, Lombardi said, "Let me tell you about winning, mister.
Winning means that you are willing to give more and play harder than anyone
else. If you're smaller, you better run faster. If you're slower, you better
hit harder. If you'd put that to practice in your life, you'd be winning
Pulitzer Prizes instead of sitting here in a snow storm asking stupid
questions." Lombardi
ignited fires. The Greenbay Packers won Super Bowls I and II. You
can apply principle of purpose by assessing the dynamics of the group you
are working with and deciding if people need a push to get a project
completed. If they do, help them organize the project, give them
mini-deadlines for completion, and hold them to a final deadline. Urge them
to give the project 110% effort and to finish on time. You will fill them
with purpose.
Integrity-based Bunch is the moral conscience of us all, much like the
little boy in the grocery store who wanted some grapes. His mother tasted a
grape, found them to be sweet, put two big bunches in her cart and continued
her shopping. They
reached the checkout counter and after the mother had written a check for
the groceries, her young son tugged on her jacket and in anything but a
timid voice said, "But Mommy, you didn't pay for the grape you
ate." The
mother looked at him, dug through her purse, found a penny, laid it on the
counter and said, "That is for the grape I ate." There
are times when members of groups wait for someone to speak up and voice an
opinion on the side of integrity and honor. If you do this, you will gain
respect and you will be applauded. The
other benefit of living honestly and having integrity is that people will
know they can trust you. This is perhaps the greatest people skill of all
and you will be able to influence everyone around you.
Clark said, "You've
got to sing like you don't need the money. Susanna
Clark has just described how the Charismatic Crowd lives life. They give
life 110% and fill the world with sunshine. Nobody
likes to be around a negative person. To increase your people skills, put on
a smile and when you are asked how you are doing, reply with
"Terrific!" not, "Well, I guess I'll live." Be
enthusiastic and optimistic about life and your rating as a people person
will go sky high. The
Collaborative Collection A
Kikuyu proverb states: "When elephants fight, it is the grass that
suffers." Individuals from the Collaborative Collection seek to build
win-win solutions for everyone so the grass, or the organization, does not
suffer. They
have a gentle touch about them much like Clint Eastwood developed as a
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When John 'Ludwig' Taylor's (David Mitchell) identical twin, DCI James Taylor, disappears off the face of the earth, John takes over his brother's identity in a quest to discover his whereabouts. John has never married; never had a family and never really ventured further than his own front door.
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This genre bending detective series follows full-time luddite, John 'Ludwig' Taylor, as he assumes the identity of his missing twin brother in a bid to track him down and bring him home. However, filling the shoes of your identical twin is one thing - when your twin also happens to be a successful DCI leading Cambridge's busy inner-city major crimes team the stakes are much higher.
John may be a master of all things cryptic, but can he crack the biggest puzzle of his life? Ludwig (6x 60) is a Big Talk Studios Production in association with That Mitchell and Webb Company for BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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I was in the mood to do something completely different this week, so I had my friend from high school Tim on the Exit Five podcast.
I'm exploring a new sub-segment of the podcast called "Outside of Work" where I talk to people about other things.
Tim is one of my best friends from back in the day, and we talk about his love for running, my love for golf, how those hobbies have given us a bunch of joy and purpose outside of work - and there's a lot of unfiltered Dave G not talking about marketing on there that I hope you enjoy listening to.
We also talk about the Boston Marathon and Tim's career in sports media at 98.5 the Sports Hub, which is the top local sports radio station in the country.
A break from marketing is needed sometimes, and I might explore doing more of this every now and then on the podcast.
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Former Ald. Burton Natarus, a colorful fixture in City Council chambers for almost four decades, has died at age 86.
The self-proclaimed "janitor" of the bustling downtown 42nd Ward was known for a series of quirky quality-of-life crusades waged over a 36-year tenure, tackling everything from loud motorcycles, street musicians and blaring car radios to valet parking and tacky store advertising on North Michigan Avenue
"I don't think people make fun of my ideas. Certain members of the press do, because they don't understand most of our work as aldermen deals with nitty-gritty, housekeeping functions," Mr. Natarus, who also championed the city's ban on cellphones while driving, once told the Chicago Sun-Times.
"I try to solve the little and big problems. Unfortunately, many of the little problems, because they're rather bizarre, get most of the publicity."
One of those little problems Mr. Natarus is perhaps best remembered for tackling is that of horse-drawn carriages and the waste they brought to streets in his downtown and Near North Side ward. He sponsored an ordinance in the early 1980s that would've required those horses (now banned in the city beginning next year) to wear diapers — not that he'd take the credit for it.
"Let's get that straight," Mr. Natarus told the Sun-Times on his way out of office in 2007. "That was [former Mayor] Jane Byrne's ordinance. I had nothing to do with that," he protested.
Mr. Natarus was born and raised in Wausau, Wisconsin, earning undergraduate and law degrees at the University of Wisconsin before studying government at Harvard, according to his family. He also served in the U.S. Army and the Army Reserves.
The future alderman settled on the Near North Side in 1960 and taught government classes at Loyola University before embarking on his City Council career in 1971 with the first of nine consecutive winning elections.
Mr. Natarus was a protege of longtime Cook County Board President George W. Dunne, who also served as the county's Democratic Party chairman. Like Dunne, Mr. Natarus supported Mayor Harold Washington, one of only a handful of white aldermen to do so when Washington was elected the city's first African American mayor in 1983.
In 1986, then Ald. Natarus famously cried openly while casting the 26th and deciding vote that gave Chicago a record property tax increase.
The next year, Mr. Natarus played a key role in helping to elect fellow Ald. Eugene Sawyer acting mayor during the marathon City Council meeting that followed Washington's death.
"He's the one who made sure we didn't go home that night. . . . If it wasn't for him, Rich Daley might be County Board president today," former Ald. Richard Mell (33rd) said then.
In 2005, during one of his trademark, impassioned speeches on the City Council floor — this time railing against the continued presence of U.S. troops in Iraq — Mr. Natarus suffered a heart attack. He survived the ordeal, coming to and trying even trying to go back to work minutes after collapsing. He was hospitalized and later had a pacemaker installed.
The longtime alderman was unseated by current Ald. Brendan Reilly in 2007.
"I'm not glad I lost because I had a lot of things I wanted to do — like building two schools," Mr. Natarus said then. "But now that I'm out, I have to learn to do other things. I have a lot of things in mind. And I feel real good. I really do. I'm much more relaxed. I've got a lot of time I want to spend with my grandchildren. So, life goes on."
On Thursday, Reilly described his former adversary as a "colorful character, " and said they eventually became friends and developed a mutual respect for one another.
"Although we had our very serious differences on and off the campaign trail, over time, I developed a great respect for the former alderman," Reilly said. "Knowing what a pressure cooker the downtown ward can be, I came to appreciate his service.
"Whether you agreed with him or not, nobody could argue that Alderman Natarus didn't love downtown Chicago."
Mr. Natarus' son, Michael, agreed.
"He loved the ward," said Michael Natarus, who grew up at the Sandburg Village apartment complex. "He was old school. He used to like to walk the ward, not just ride around in a car."
Mr. Natarus' flair for the dramatic extended beyond the Council floor and to the stage, especially after retiring to private life. In 2011, Crain's Chicago Business reported he'd drop in for scenes with a city comedy ensemble, and dabbled in community theater in Oak Park.
Also an avid outdoorsman, Mr. Natarus enjoyed taking his son on childhood trips rafting down rivers in the western United States.
"River running" quickly became their "father-son thing," Michael Natarus said.
"Even after I went off to college, he went on a few rafting trips on his own," Michael Natarus said. "He said, 'The hell with you, I'm going to go anyway.'"
And even though Mr. Natarus grew up in Green Bay Packers country, he grew into a "hardcore" – albeit hyper-critical – Chicago Bears fan, his son said.
"He loved to rag on the Bears to the point of nauseum. And there was plenty to rag on," joked Michael Natarus.
Mr. Natarus is also survived by his daughter Jill and grandchildren Jacob and Jenna. Services will be private. The family has asked contributions be made on his behalf to The Anti-Cruelty Society.
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The clubs are planning to celebrate the day like they used to do before the pandemic threw life off-kilter. "We'll be celebrating Dol Purnima at the club on March 18 and 19 while maintaining all COVID protocols. The number of cases may be lower, but the virus is still around, so we won't be allowing any member to play with colours inside the club premises to ensure social distancing," Subir Banerjee, the chairman, sports and games, of a city club, told us.
Sanjeeb Ghosh, the secretary of another club, told us that they are planning to make this Holi a grand and musical one. "We'll be providing organic abir to the members to play with, but no one will be allowed to bring colours from outside. All the events will be conducted keeping COVID protocols in mind," he added.
Chandan Roy Choudhury, the honorary secretary of another club, said they will be maintaining safety protocols strictly. "Members will only be allowed to put abir teeka on each other. We have many elderly members in the club, so their safety is important," he said.
Col S Banerjee, the secretary of another club, informed us that they will have a low-key celebration. "No colour will be allowed inside the club. Members will be allowed to play only with fresh flowers," he said.
"We are celebrating Holi in the club on March 16. We've invited all our members with family and friends to spread the cheer. Keeping the safety of members in mind, colours won't be allowed on the club premises," said Dinyar Mucadum, CEO of another club.
Kailash Athwani, honorary secretary of another club, said all members are looking forward to the festival. "Only dry organic colours will be allowed this time," he added.
At the same time, most of the clubs are planning to make the celebration memorable with musical concerts and more. "We'll be decorating the club with flowers and on March 18, Kartik Baul will be performing at the club. There will also be a dance performance for the guests. Members can also shake a leg to numbers belted out by DJ Shakey. The March 19 evening will be a tribute to Lata Mangeshkar and Sanjeevani Bhelande will perform at the club," Subir Banerjee told us.
Sanjeeb Ghosh said vocalists Sujoy Bhowmik and Somdutta Banerjee will be performing at the club. "Aditi Bhattacharya will be reciting a poem alongside a choreographed dance. There will also be a dhaki performance and a dance performance by Rabindra Bharati students," he added.
The spokesperson of another city club said they will be celebrating Holi Milan Rang Barse on Holi. "There will be live musical performances by Trijoy and Tamanna and guests can dance to the latest Hindi remixes by DJ Happy" he said.
"We'll be celebrating on the Punjab tennis court as the space is more there and social distance can be maintained. Singer Abhishek Roy Chowdhury will perform and there will also be bhangra and dhol performances," Kailash Athwani said.
What's Holi without thandai and great food? So, all clubs are treating members to some great food and beverages. "A sumptuous Holi lunch will be served at the club. From gandharaj fry chicken to mini fish fry, bhuna khichuri, mutton kosha and more will be on the menu," Sanjeeb Ghosh told us.
Chandan Roy Choudhury said that their Holi lunch will be mutton/chicken biryani, raita and sweets. Subir Banerjee said apart from good food, thandai will be on the menu.
Dinyar Mucadum informed us that they will be arranging for specially curated food stalls. "The stalls will serve dahi vada, pav bhaji, chicken pulao, mutton boti kebab etc. Guests can quench their thirst with some great thandai," he said.
Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/kolkata-clubs-gear-up-for-safe-yet-fun-holi-festivities/articleshow/90175244.cms


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Some brands are whole universes – many tiny planets united by a shared sign system. The words you use to specify your products and services should have a mutual tone to create unique strong brand associations. If you are not good enough, don't be surprised by the lack of competitiveness.
The language of a brand is the compilation of symbols, illustrations, phrases and expressions, even behaviour that a company uses to describe its unique proposal towards all third parties involved. This approach allows consumers to identify the services of your brand. The more definite and strong the identity, the language of the brand, the more clear and memorable brand's essence, hence – its differentiation from the competion.
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Bowl season is upon us. With over 40 games to played over the next month, there will be plenty to watch in preparation for the NFL Draft. With the Los Angeles Rams all but out of playoff contention, they'll certainly be keeping a close eye on these games.
From the college football playoff to the Citrus Bowl, I took a look at every college bowl game this season and listed players that might make sense for the Rams. This list could change with players opting to stay in school or not to play in the game at all. However, this is a good starting point to get us ready for draft season.
College Football Playoff
No. 2 Michigan vs. No. 3 TCU
- CB DJ Turner (Michigan)
- OT Ryan Hayes (Michigan)
- CB Tre'Vius Hodges-Tomlinson (TCU)
- OG Steve Avila (TCU)
- RB Blake Corum (Michigan)
- C Olusegun Oluwatimi (Michigan)
The Rams need a cornerback opposite of Jalen Ramsey and both DJ Turner and Tre'Vius Hodges-Tomlinson are players to watch in that aspect. Turner brings good length to the position, but needs to improve his open-field tackling. Hodges-Tomlinson fits the Darious Williams mold as a smaller cornerback, but is a competitive players and brings good ball skills.
Here is video of the interception by Michigan's DJ Turner: pic.twitter.com/Ib8AXeyw7S
— Brad Galli (@BradGalli) September 24, 2022
No. 1 Georgia vs. No. 4. Ohio St.
- S Christopher Smith (Georgia)
- C Sedrick Van Pran (Georgia)
- OT Broderick Jones (Georgia)
- OT Dawned Jones (Ohio St.)
- EDGE Zach Harrison (Ohio St.)
- C Luke Wypler (Ohio St.
All eyes should be on Sedrick Van Pran in this game. While Van Pran is a little bigger than the Rams have typically gone at center, that's exactly what they need. They need to add size and power up front. Despite being bigger, he moves well in space and has no problem getting to the second level. There will be plenty of NFL talent in this game, but Van Pran is the primary one of note.
Sedrick Van Pran taking a LB for a ride pic.twitter.com/tHjaUaIeRC
— Cole Cubelic (@colecubelic) September 3, 2022
Rest of New Year's Six
Clemson vs. Tennessee
- OT Darnell Wright (Tennessee)
- EDGE KJ Henry (Clemson)
- DL Tyler Davis (Clemson)
- EDGE Byron Young (Tennessee)
- WR Cedrick Tillman (Tennessee)
Darnell Wright will be the primary player to watch in this game. He has experience at both left and right tackle and could move inside to guard if needed. The Rams could see Wright as a Noteboom replacement. Cedrick Tillman is a long shot, but if the Rams want a physical wide receiver to replace Allen Robinson, Tillman wouldn't be a surprise with how the Rams value playmakers.
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— Chicago Football Connection (@CFCBears) November 28, 2022
I will include him in all of my mocks as long as simulators continue to undervalue him. He's been the best SEC T this season only giving up 4 pressures. Best hands in the draft but needs to work on his footwork. Could kick inside to G pic.twitter.com/SzWmI6VmLU
Kansas State vs. Alabama
- S Jordan Battle (Alabama)
- EDGE Felix Anudike-Uzomah (Kansas State)
- OG Cooper Beebe (Kansas State)
- OT Tyler Steen (Alabama)
Alabama may have the pedigree, but the Kansas State prospects might be the ones to watch. Felix Anudike-Uzomah is a serious threat off of the edge. He had 43 pressures this season as the Big-12 Defensive Player of the Year. Cooper Beebe has been the 10th-highest rated guard according to PFF this season and has allowed just six pressures.
I have a draft crush on Cooper Beebe (OL 50)
— Draft Guy Jared (@DraftGuyJared) September 4, 2022
It may be more than a draft crush, this thicc king can ball pic.twitter.com/45m4UIYe9u
USC vs. Tulane
- OL Andrew Vorhees (USC)
- DL Tuli Tuipulotu (USC)
- LB Dorian Williams (Tulane)
- C Sincere Haynesworth (Tulane)
USC is clearly the better team, but there will be some offensive line talent in this game. Vorhees projects more as a guard, but brings tackle/guard versatility. He may not be considered a starter, but could be a decent swing tackle. Haynesworth is someone people won't be familiar with. He's an undersized center for Tulane, but has shown the ability to anchor an offensive line. Haynesworth will have a good test against USC.
✌Officially Accepted! OL Andrew Vorhees @Andrew_Vorhees from @uscfb is headed to the 2023 Senior Bowl #FightOn #TheDraftStartsInMOBILE™@JimNagy_SB @PaniniAmerica #RatedRookie pic.twitter.com/ntqCTkSP43
— Reese's Senior Bowl (@seniorbowl) December 6, 2022
Penn State vs. Utah
- CB Clark Phillips III (Utah)
- S Ji'Ayir Brown (Penn State)
- OL Sataoa Laumea (Utah)
- TE Dalton Kincaid (Utah)
The secondary prospects will be the players to watch in this game. The Rams like smaller cornerbacks that play bigger than their size and Clark Phillips fits that bill to go along with good ball skills. If the Rams are looking to replace Taylor Rapp, Ji'Ayir Brown is a box safety they could look at selecting.
Clark Phillips III vs Jordan Addison
— PFF College (@PFF_College) December 3, 2022
The Remaining Bowls
Miami (OH) vs. UAB - Dec. 16
- RB DeWayne McBride (UAB)
The NFL talent in the Bahamas Bowl will be limited. One player to keep an eye on will be DeWayne McBride. He's the fifth-highest graded running back this season according to Pro Football Focus and has the second most yards after contact. He's 5'11 and 215-lbs and someone who could carry the load at the next level.
DeWayne McBride posted the highest Yards Per Team Play (YPTP) for a G5 RB in their third season. (According to the campus2canton database) pic.twitter.com/lfv3yEq23I
— Fusue (@DevyEusuf) December 3, 2022
UTSA vs. Troy - Dec. 16
- WR Zakhari Franklin (UTSA)
- S Rashad Wisdom (UTSA)
- C Ahofitu Maka (UTSA)
This is another game with not a lot of high-level talent. These players will likely get selected late or go completely undrafted. Wisdom could be a player to watch though at safety. He's someone who's made plays on the UTSA defense. He's likely a special teams player in the NFL, but someone to keep an eye on.
#BirdsUp defensive back Rashad Wisdom career statistics:
— Oliver Hodgkinson (@ojhodgkinson) October 14, 2022
248 tackles
5 interceptions
3 forced fumbles
The @UTSAFTBL '23 #NFLDraft prospect is one to watch as #CollegeFootball Week 7 continues tonight… pic.twitter.com/c4HeKLJilS
Louisville vs. Cincinnati - Dec. 17
- CB Kei'Trel Clark (Louisville)
- DT Malik Vann (Cincinnati)
- LB Ivan Pace Jr. (Cincinnati)
The Bearcats lost a lot of their defensive talent last year, however, there will still be guys to keep an eye on in the Fenway Bowl. One of those players is Kei'Trel Clark. Clark has good ball production which is something that the Rams like. If David Long leaves, Clark could take his spot as an inside-outside nickel cornerback.
Kei'Trel Clark making it look easy for the Pick-6! pic.twitter.com/aQRSn9MwUH
— Cam Mellor (@CamMellor) October 29, 2022
Washington State vs. Fresno State - Dec. 17
- QB Cameron Ward (Washington State)
- LB Daiyan Henley (Washington State)
- QB Jake Haener (Fresno State)
- OC Bula Schmidt (Fresno State)
The two players that I'm watching in this game as a Rams fan will be the quarterbacks. Cameron Ward is similar to Bryce Perkins, but probably has a higher ceiling. At his size, few players can do what Ward can do with the football. He's simply an exciting player to watch. Haener is more of a pocket passer on the other hand, but has lit up college football this season. He'll be a high-upside player on day 3 that the Rams could take.
Absolute rope here from @FresnoStateFB QB Jake Haener. That's an NFL throw. West coast CFB fans already know about @jakehaener10 and rest of country will learn soon enough. Another name NFL Draft fans better learn. pic.twitter.com/oZReBtzik5
— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) December 4, 2022
Southern Miss vs. Rice - Dec. 17
- TE Gavin Reinwald (Rice)
- DB Gabe Taylor (Rice)
- EDGE Ikenna Enechukwu (Rice)
The talent level in this game will be scarce. Gabe Taylor is the brother of Sean Taylor and may not even declare for the NFL Draft. Reinwald was a tight end transfer from Cal. If there's one game to skip, it might be this one.
BYU vs. SMU - Dec. 17
- WR Rashee Rice (SMU)
- OT Blake Freeland (BYU)
- QB Jaren Hall (BYU)
If the Rams are looking at a tackle, Blake Freeland is a name to watch. The athleticism and raw tools are there for Freeland, but he will take some developing and coaching to hit his ceiling. At 6'8, he's likely strictly a tackle. While the Rams like versatility, Freeland could be worth investing in to put at left tackle.
BYU OT Blake Freeland offers a lot with his hands.
— Cory (@realcorykinnan) November 29, 2022
He keeps pressure off of his outside hand to allow him to reset when needed and strikes accurately with that inside hand to give himself a lever to control the man across from him with. pic.twitter.com/eIYeEIE7WL
North Texas vs. Boise State - Dec. 17
- S JL Skinner (Boise State)
- OC Manase Mose (North Texas)
If the Rams want to add an elite safety to their defense, JL Skinner may be the way to go. He possesses elite size for the position and is very good in run support due to that physical presence. He needs to add some discipline in his game, but Skinner has potential to be very good at the next level.
What a hit by JL Skinner! The best hit I've seen today. Oklahoma State & Boise State are in a tight battle late in the 3rd quarter.
— Brendan Moore (@bmoorecfb) September 19, 2021
UConn vs. Marshall - Dec. 19
- CB Micah Abraham (Marshall)
- LB Jackson Mitchell (UConn)
There won't be a lot of high-end NFL talent in the Myrtle Beach Bowl. However, two names to keep an eye on will be Micah Abraham and Jackson Mitchell. Both players likely have special teams upside.
San Jose State vs. Eastern Michigan - Dec. 20
- EDGE Viliami Fehoko (San Jose State)
- OG Sidy Sow (Eastern Michigan)
Villami Fehoko's 59 pressures this season rank third nationally according to Pro Football Focus. He also has been credited with 12 sacks with is tied for second. The Rams have gone for late-round edge players the last two years. Fehoko is a name to keep an eye on this draft season.
Big fan of #SJSU DL Viliami Fehoko's game! Caught my eye in his breakout season in 2021 and now he's up to a career high 9 sacks this year.
— Devin Jackson (@RealD_Jackson) November 29, 2022
Scheme-versatile defensive linemen who has powerful hands and an unrelenting motor.
pic.twitter.com/UQx1Ldlg7H https://t.co/HPOqLoTA2h
Toledo vs. Liberty - Dec. 20
- EDGE Durrell Johnson (Liberty)
This is a game to skip. There are no current top-500 projected prospects for the 2023 NFL draft participating in this game. Durrell Johnson has the most tackles for loss this season and will be the one player to watch.
South Alabama vs. Western Kentucky - Dec. 21
- CB Darrell Luter Jr. (South Alabama)
- DT Brodric Martin (WKU)
It's at this point where we come to the conclusion that there are way too many bowl games. The Rams have drafted out of South Alabama before when they selected Gerald Everett. Luter Jr. possesses the ball production that the Rams look for and he will be at the Senior Bowl. He'll certainly be someone to watch in this game.
CB Darrell Luter Jr could be a really nice addition to your roster !
— Valentin (@ScoutValentin) December 2, 2022
Nice back pedal technique, nice fluid hips, quick feet and can play the ball.
I would like to see him in a zone cover system, I saw him too much in off-man because of his lacks of speed.
Day 3 talent ! pic.twitter.com/BtT7R9FZQp
Air Force vs. Baylor - Dec. 21
- DT Siaki Ika (Baylor)
- S Al Walcott (Baylor)
- C Jacob Gall (Baylor)
Most of the talent in this game will come from the Baylor side. Siaki Ika is a dominant force on the defensive line who could take over for Greg Gaines or A'Shawn Robinson. The LSU transfer is very good at eating double-teams do to his size and is a presence that teams will want in the trenches. Al Walcott is a safety to keep an eye on as well.
Good luck running the ball on the interior against Baylor's Siaki Ika. Blows the center off the LOS, discards him with a club-swim, has the RG bounce off him, and then makes the run stop.
— Bobby Football (@Rob__Paul) December 2, 2022
A true run wrecking nose tackle in the #NFLDraft. Gonna be fun at the @seniorbowl. pic.twitter.com/ZELqIn7tU0
Louisiana vs. Houston - Dec. 23
- S Gervarrius Owens (Houston)
- DT Zi'Yon Hill (Louisiana)
Another game with limited NFL talent, but Gervarrius Owens will be someone to watch in this game. Owens is an extremely versatile player and can line up across multiple positions in the secondary. He's already accepted an invite to the Shrine Bowl as well, making him a name to keep an eye on this draft season.
Houston safety Gervarrius Owens becomes the first official accepted invite of the 2023 @ShrineBowl
— Oliver Hodgkinson (@ojhodgkinson) November 8, 2022
A long, 6'0", 200 pounds firebrand who flies to the football, Owens has coverage skills and the ability to effortlessly penetrate the backfield pic.twitter.com/kkujm0CqM5
Wake Forest vs. Missouri - Dec. 23
- CB Kris Abrams-Draine (Missouri)
- G Loic Ngassam Nya (Wake Forest)
- OT Javon Foster (Missouri)
Kris Abrams-Draine and Loic Ngassam Nya are two players I'll be watching in this game. Abrams-Draine is new to the cornerback position, but has the physical tools and instincts to be successful. He also has inside-outside versatility. Ngassam Nya would be a depth piece at guard as he's versatile and can play both sides. Like Abrams-Draine, he recently picked up the position as he didn't start playing football until his junior year in high school.
My Top 10 Cornerbacks in the 2023 NFL Draft I A Thread
— MRCROCKPOT TPL (@mrcrockpot) November 29, 2022
#10 Kris Abrams-Draine (1/10)
Pros: WR to CB convert, spent time both in the slot and outside, outstanding change-of-direction ability
Cons: Needs to improve against the run, smallish#NFLDraft #NFLDraft2023 #KeleeRingo pic.twitter.com/VZUizURTVY
San Diego State vs. Middle Tennessee - Dec. 24
...and I say again, there are way too many college bowl games. Patrick McMorris would be someone to watch, but he's returning to San Diego State in 2023. Go ahead and skip this one on Christmas Eve.
New Mexico State vs. Bowling Green - Dec. 24
- DT Karl Brooks (Bowling Green)
With Gaines and Robinson becoming free agents, it wouldn't be surprising to see the Rams try and draft a defensive linemen or two in the later rounds. Brooks may be more suited in a 4-3 defensive scheme, but with his arsenal of pass rush moves, he's an intriguing prospect.
Bowling Green ED Karl Brooks—6040, 300-pounds is an impressive & intriguing prospect.
— Full-Time Dame (@DP_NFL) November 25, 2022
He's more fluid, flexible, & explosive than expected. Standing up & using the rush moves in his bag were eye opening.
47 hurries & 12 sacks this season!pic.twitter.com/Ygr3mN6upb
Georgia Southern vs. Buffalo - Dec. 27
- OG Gabe Wallace (Buffalo)
This is another game that might be worth skipping. Gabe Wallace is one name worth watching. He brings guard/tackle versatility, but will likely be a development piece in the NFL.
Memphis vs. Utah State - Dec. 27
- LB/S Zay Cullens (Memphis)
Throw this one in the "there are way too many college bowl games" category. Zay Cullens is a hybrid linebacker/safety that will likely go undrafted.
the view from the other side - the Zay Cullens interception to really put a death grip on the game (Temple radio) pic.twitter.com/drCTJSlhRz
— Jeb Hill (@memphistigerjeb) October 2, 2022
East Carolina vs. Coastal Carolina - Dec. 27
- QB Grayson McCall (Coastal Carolina)
- iOL Willie Lampkin (Coastal Carolina)
- WR Sam Pinckney (Coastal Carolina)
If the Rams are looking at day 3 backup quarterback, Grayson McCall wouldn't be a bad option. The competition hasn't been good at Coastal Carolina, but he's done nothing but produce.
In a busy QB class, one of the most consistent guys remains to be Coastal Carolina's Grayson McCall
— Redshirt Heisman (@TasteOfSport) November 30, 2022
2,314 passing yards
68.9 comp. %
4 rushing TD
In his 3 years as a starter, he hasn't thrown more than 3 INTs in a season pic.twitter.com/5Qwj4cWERW
Wisconsin vs. Oklahoma St. - Dec. 27
- DT Keeanu Benton (Wisconsin)
- EDGE Nick Herbig (Wisconsin)
- OL Tyler Beach (Wisconsin)
- iOL Joe Tippman (Wisconsin)
The Rams have targeted players on the offensive line from Wisconsin in the past and they could this season, especially if Joe Tippman declares. Tippman has really good size for the center position and is good while blocking in space. At edge Herbig is someone to watch as a threat off of the edge and has had a good 2022 season.
#Wisconsin LB Nick Herbig #19 played really well vs. the run on Saturday, but was quiet as a pass rusher (zero pressures).#OhioState LT Paris Johnson Jr. pitched a shutout in pass pro and has lived up to the 1st round hype so far in 2022. pic.twitter.com/zZdaCu2JL1
— Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) September 26, 2022
UCF vs. Duke - Dec. 28
- LB Divaad Wilson (UCF)
- OT Tylan Grable (UCF)
Tylan Grable could be a name to watch in this game. He's very raw and more of a developmental tackle, but the physical attributes are there. Grable was an All-American at the FCS level before transferring to UCF. With his athleticism, he's someone to watch.
I was a big fan of Tylan Grable (#71) as an #NFLDraft prospect coming into the season and you can see his light feet, good first step, and the flexibility to get up and under his opponent on this touchdown springing block…
— Oliver Hodgkinson (@ojhodgkinson) October 13, 2022
Kansas vs. Arkansas - Dec. 28
- LB Drew Sanders (Arkansas)
- C Ricky Stromberg (Arkansas)
- S Kenny Logan Jr. (Kansas)
The Rams don't necessarily need a linebacker, but Drew Sanders does a little bit of everything. At Alabama he was used as an edge rusher, but this season he's been a middle linebacker. A team could look to use Sanders in a Micah Parsons type role. Kenny Logan Jr. might be one of my favorite safety prospects in this class and will certainly be someone to keep an eye on throughout the draft process.
ALL AMERICAN PLAY by Kenny Logan Jr.!! pic.twitter.com/QP60lULuz9
— Cam Mellor (@CamMellor) October 15, 2022
North Carolina vs. Oregon - Dec. 28
- iDL Brandon Dorlus (Oregon)
- QB Bo Nix (Oregon)
- EDGE DJ Johnson (Oregon)
- WR Josh Downs (UNC)
Dorlus and Johnson are the two primary names to watch here. However, Nix may not be a starter at the NFL level, but could be a quality backup. Josh Downs also brings some thing that the Rams like at the wide receiver position. If they look to make upgrades there, Downs might be an option.
Despite his size, Josh Downs is not afraid to go up and get it. He's gonna be the steal at WR in the early 2nd in rookie drafts pic.twitter.com/uno7olXR71
— sfDynastyFF (@Quintorris_) December 4, 2022
Texas Tech vs. Ole Miss - Dec. 28
- WR Jonathan Mingo (Ole Miss)
- OL Nick Broeker (Ole Miss)t
- DL Tyree Wilson (Texas Tech)
- CB Deantre Prince (Ole Miss)
Denature Prince will be the player that I'll be watching in this game. Prince has consistently improved over the last year and is someone who could be a very good second cornerback opposite of Jalen Ramsey. If the Rams want to rebuild the secondary, Prince would be a good place to start.
Ole Miss CB Deantre Prince has consistently improved.
— Ryan Fowler (@_RyanFowler_) November 3, 2022
He's been one of the top true cover corners in the SEC this year who also made this play in '21. Some traits to like at 6'0, 185. pic.twitter.com/Q7arQFSAch
Minnesota vs. Syracuse - Dec. 29
- OT Matthew Bergeron (Syracuse)
- OC John Michael Schmitz (Minnesota)
- RB Sean Tucker (Syracuse)
- CB Garrett Williams (Syracuse)
- RB Mohamed Ibrahim (Minnesota)
This is going to be a game that Rams fans are going to want to mark on their calendars. Matthew Bergeron has a lot of potential at left tackle while John Michael Schmitz might be the best center in the country. Schmitz is the highest-graded center according to PFF this season and his run-blocking grade also ranks top of the country. If the Rams got Schmitz, it would go a long way in rebuilding their offensive line.
Officially Accepted! OL John Michael Schmitz @jmschmitz1999 from @GopherFootball is headed to the 2023 Senior Bowl #RTB #SkiUMah #Gophers #TheDraftStartsInMOBILE™ @JimNagy_SB @PaniniAmerica #RatedRookie pic.twitter.com/P86n0XsHNH
— Reese's Senior Bowl (@seniorbowl) December 6, 2022
Oklahoma vs. Florida State - Dec. 29
- WR Marvin Mims (Oklahoma)
- OT Anton Harrison (Oklahoma)
- DL Fabien Lovett (Florida St.)
Eric Gray and Jalen Redmond will not be participating in the bowl game. That leaves Marvin Mims and Fabien Lovett. I wouldn't rule out wide receiver for the Rams. However, someone Lovett would be a good addition to the defensive line. Lovett is quick off the line and has a high motor, but his game needs refinement.
FSU DT Fabien Lovett has some serious stack & shed ability... And this psycho plays with no gloves
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) September 8, 2022
Lovett (6'4 318) was a Mississippi State transfer - started every game for the Bulldogs in 2019. Strong opener vs LSU last week
Reminds me a bit of Davon Hamilton at Ohio State pic.twitter.com/BMlPi6En2f
Texas vs. Washington - Dec. 29
- EDGE Bralen Trice (Washington)
- EDGE Zion Tupuola-Fetui (Washington)
- OL Jaxson Kirkland (Washington)
- RB Roschon Johnson (Texas)
- DL Keondre Coburn (Texas)
The two players to watch in this game are going to be the pair of edge defenders from Washington, specifically Bralen Trice. The Rams are going to need to hope that Trice doesn't soar into the first round, because it's very possible. Trice would give the Rams a legitimate threat off of the edge opposite of Leonard Floyd.
Bralen Trice among Power Five Edge Rushers this season:
— PFF College (@PFF_College) December 2, 2022
67 Pressures (1st)
91.4 Pass Rush Grade (1st)
31% Pass Rush Win Rate (1st) pic.twitter.com/hRys7FgpL0
Maryland vs. NC State - Dec. 30
- CB Jakorian Bennett (Maryland)
- OT Jaelyn Duncan (Maryland)
- DL Cory Durden (NC State)
Jakorian Bennett is another cornerback to keep an eye on throughout the draft process. He'll be participating in the Senior Bowl to kick off his road to the NFL Draft. Bennett had good ball production and displays good speed and position versatility. He'd be a good fit for the Rams defense.
Pittsburgh vs. UCLA - Dec. 30
- RB Zach Charbonnet (UCLA)
- LB SirVocea Dennis (Pitt)
LA fans will be familiar with Zach Charbonnet. If the Rams are looking to draft a running back and replace Cam Akers, it doesn't get much better than Charbonnet.
Zach Charbonnet showing off a mean stutter step(s) for TD #3⃣ pic.twitter.com/AxYyvioC5H
— The Draft Network (@TheDraftNetwork) September 24, 2022
Notre Dame vs. South Carolina - Dec. 30
- S Brandon Joseph (Notre Dame)
- iOL Jarrett Patterson (Notre Dame)
- DL Zacch Pickens (South Carolina)
The player to watch in this game will be Jarrett Patterson. He's one of the best interior offensive linemen in the country that will be available in the 2023 NFL Draft. He has size, mobility, and is just a very solid player. The Rams will like Patterson for his versatility as he can play all three spots.
Jarrett Patterson (G/C) from Notre Dame is lowkey one of my fav prospects. Great size at 6'4 310. Has played full seasons at G/C & been elite.
— Kyron Samuels (@kyronsamuels) November 29, 2022
Hugs the line perfectly, inside out on the kick out, & finishes. Nothing wows you, but just robotic efficiency.pic.twitter.com/9TDeLALL2j
Wyoming vs. Ohio - Dec. 30
The latest example of there being way too many bowl games. Feel free to skip this one!
Iowa vs. Kentucky - Dec. 31
- EDGE Lukas Van Ness (Iowa)
- CB Riley Moss (Iowa)
- QB Will Levis (Kentucky)
- OL Kenneth Horsey (Kentucky)
- RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. (Kentucky)
The Kentucky prospects in this game will certainly be worth keeping an eye on simply because of the Liam Coen connection. If Coen returns, bringing in someone like Chris Rodriguez Jr. would make sense. He'll be at the Senior Bowl as well which is somewhere the Rams have looked in the past.
Chris Rodriguez Jr is still good ⚪
— PFF College (@PFF_College) October 1, 2022
Illinois vs. Mississippi St. - Jan. 2
- CB Emmanuel Forbes (Miss. State)
- CB Jalen Green (Miss. State)
Emmanuel Forbes finished with 14 career interceptions and owns the FBS record for pick-sixes. Forbes would be a great selection for the Rams if they're looking to add playmakers to their secondary.
Emmanuel Forbes in man coverage this season, among cornerbacks:
— Mississippi State Football (@HailStateFB) November 27, 2022
83.1 PFF Coverage Grade
15 Targets / 3 Catches Allowed
6 Interceptions
1.4 Passer Rating Allowed
6 Yards After Catch Allowed
@jimthorpeaward pic.twitter.com/AaHXALywDz
Purdue vs. LSU - Jan. 2
- DL Jaquelin Roy (LSU)
- S Jay Ward (LSU)
- CB Mekhi Garner (LSU)
- CB Cory Trice (Purdue)
We've finally made it to the last bowl game of the season. This will be a game to watch players in the secondary. Mekhi Garner would bring a physicality to the Rams that they don't have outside of Jalen Ramsey.
Mekhi Garner is one of the most physical CBs in the '23 #NFLDraft class
— Pro Football Network (@PFN365) October 2, 2022
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1933 Willys Sedan Delivery
Motorsports fans have long held in tension a subconscious need to identify their own pedestrian daily drivers with the overachieving mounts of their racing heroes, while also being lured in by the novelty of the extreme. Racers, on the other hand, have generally wanted to go faster, win more, and get paid. Throw in the outlaw zeitgeist of drag racing and the track promoters' insatiable need for a "show," and the long evolution of ordinary "door cars" into Pro Mods was inevitable. The antecedents of Pro Mod stretch back into the so-called "golden age" of drag racing. And more often than not, each element has taken shape as a reaction to some staid, overprotective, expensive rule of Wally Parks' National Hot Rod Association. For example, the infamous NHRA fuel ban of 19571963 stoked interest in outlaw races, rediscovery of the old aircraft power-adding technology of nitrous oxide, and generated frenzied excitement over the forbidden fruit of nitromethane itself. This rebellion created a powder keg of conditions ripe for something new. -Thx to Motortrend.com
These commercial vehicles were generally bare bones in terms of trim and had minimal non-essential features. Spartan in their design, they mostly were used for light-duty business use, delivering goods to customers. The various car manufacturers that produced their Sedan Delivery models over the years were after commercial markets that desired more cargo capacity than the standard passenger cars and station wagons, and also appeal to customers that didn't require a full-fledged truck for cargo hauling. For consignment, we have a full on custom 1 off 1933 Willys sedan delivery race car that has been modified to the hilt to go as fast as possible in a straight line. Originally built for Speed Unlimited Performance Center as an advertising piece but still able to haul the mail with monstrous big block power, a Lenco transmission and a Haas Race Cars pro-mod chassis and is capable of clicking off quarter mile passes at over 200mph. If this quarter mile monster doesn't get your blood pumping, nothing will!
Please Note: This vehicle is sold on BILL OF SALE only
This 1 off custom fiberglass 1933 Willys sedan delivery body by Superior Glass Works looks like it's going fast standing still,and you know that racing was exactly what the designershad in mind. Dipped in teal and white with the upper body being a solid teal and the lowers being white isn't the rear highlight of this glass wonder. It's the sweeping lines of the teal that run rearward, mimicking the curvaceous front fender contours and the design really comes to fruitionwith the pastel pink and orange inlays that follow the belt line and wrap around the rear of this car, errr...ummm truck. Exaggerated wheel openings, zoomie headers and the roof mounted rear wing work together to let the competition know you mean business. The hood along with the fender are a single piece and the unit easily removed for those between rounds thrashes. The fiberglass front end holds a curved and swept back airbrushed grille that is flanked by semi-integrated headlights that melt into the tops of each front fender. A large air scoop, complete with a trio of red butterflied protrudes proudly out the the hood and is ready to suck in all the air the engine needs along with any errant birds or small children who get too close. Lexan has replaced all the glass in the name of weight savings and twinparachutes to bring things to a graceful whoa after a 6-second pass. Just below all of this is a set of chrome wheelie bars to keep the front end from going to the moon! Weld Alumastar wheels keep this racing skate grounded and present in 15 and 16-inch format wrapped by skinny 25x4.50-15's up front and massively wide 34.50x17.0-16's in the rear.
A swing of the ultra-light fiberglass door and we're greeted with polished aluminum panels, a teal painted roll cage with black padding, a pair of vinyl covered racing bucket seats and a litany of gauges, controllers and buttons. A bare bones steering column features a detachable wheel for easy ingress and egress. Once inside the 3 black ball topped shifters for the Lenco transmission are to the driver's right and Stroud camlock racing harnesses are in place to keep you buckled in nice and tight. The gauges are placed strategically along the fabricated aluminum dashboard in front of the driver and monitor all vital engine functions. Also included is aMSD Pro-Mag Tach Converter and we also see an overhead switch panel above the driver. Cage bars are seen throughout this interior and have the mounts for both of the door window nets along with the push buttons for the twin parachutes out back.
Removing the lightweight front end we are met with an open expanse that stretches from wheel to wheel with nothing in between but steel tubing and a big, big V8 engine. This big V8 is courtesy of Jim Oddy and specs out as a 509ci of Merlin block big block Chevrolet power capable of a consignor stated 1890hp.Sitting atop this block are a pair of aluminum cylinder heads with polished valve covers. Feeding this mighty mill is an alcohol injection unit sitting proudly atop a BDS 14-71 supercharger. Backing this up is a magnesium cased Lenco 3-speed transmission with a trick titanium bellhousing. The power is put to the ground via a Mark Williams Pro Mod aluminum floater housing.
A Jerry Haas Pro Mod double rail chassis with dual funny car cages is the backbone of this racer. Independent suspension with Lamb struts and coil overs is on the front while a ladder bar setup with adjustable coil overs is on the rear. Zoomie headers curve down from the engine and disc brakes are on all 4 corners. All business down here.
While the speed demon in me wanted to make a few passes down the straightaways of our much admired but never duplicated test track, common sense took over as I didn't have a spare pair of tighty whiteys in my travel bag. Coupled with the fuel system being fogged and the simple fact that my overall stature isn't conducive to crawling over a roll cage, no test drive was accomplished. However, in our consignor's notes he has said that the car has gone over 200mph down the quarter mile.
An almost race ready hotrod available here for the taking here at the Classic Auto Mall. A lightweight large engine race car with the best of the best parts and you'll be hitting the strip in no time. Now get in, strap on the belts, and get ready for an afternoon of running 6's!!!
Classic Auto Mall is a 336,000-square foot classic and special interest automobile showroom, featuring over 850 vehicles for sale with showroom space for up to 1,000 vehicles. Also, a 400 vehicle barn find collection is on display.
This vehicle is located in our showroom in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, conveniently located just 1-hour west of Philadelphia on the I-76 Pennsylvania Turnpike. The website is www.classicautomall.com and our phone number is (888) 227-0914. Please contact us anytime for more information or to come see the vehicle in person.
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1933 Willys Sedan
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Morgantown, Pennsylvania
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6180 Morgantown Rd.
Morgantown, PA 19543
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