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4949 South Niagara Street #400
Denver, CO 80237
|303-638-3202 Tom
|303-887-3917 Dee
If you're selling your property, this is the Power Duo you want on your team! They went the extra mile every step of the way, and their knowledge of the market is most impressive. Tom & Dee made the entire selling experience pleasant and professional. We would recommend them without reservation.
– T. B. December 26, 2018
The Cryer Team was the perfect team for us! Due to their guidance, we had a contract on our home in less than 48 hours. Their expertise in corporate relocation was priceless.
– D. G. November 21, 2018
Dee and Tom are a strong team. We were selling our fixer upper just as we hit a slow patch in the market. A buyer emerged but had multiple fix-up requests. Dee and Tom could not have been more helpful in negotiations with the buyer but also with fix-up sub-contractors. Consummate professionals. Follow Up Remarks: Barely a day goes by that I don't feel relief that we were able to sell our GV house in such a challenging market. It would not have happened, especially all the final fix-ups, without your professional assistance. Your optimism and can-do attitude were also greatly appreciated. You're the best!!
– Bill M. October 30, 2018
We wanted to thank you for all of your help and support throughout the home purchase process (Including risking life & limb for us). We are so grateful for everything you did for us and we loved working with the two of you. You really made a challenging situation much more enjoyable. You will have to come by soon to see the house! Thanks again!
– H.J.I. August 14, 2018
Tom and Dee Cryer were exceptionally helpful and professional when buying a house. As a first time homebuyer, I had little to no understanding of the process when going into it. Both Tom and Dee made things very easy to understand, answered dozens and dozens of questions at all hours, and simplified the process immensely. I cannot recommend them enough.
– Erick B. July 9, 2018
Tom & Dee Cryer were instrumental to making our move across country easy as pie! They found a house in the neighborhood that we wanted in the price range we wanted. We are in love with our new home, neighborhood and of course we are in love with Colorado! Thank you both!
– Jennifer F. July 11, 2018
Dee and Tom were amazing to work with. They represent their clients so well and truly work for them. We were relocating to Denver from out of state and having them as partners was truly a benefit.
– Caleb K. January 5, 2018
Dear Tom & Dee, We are so excited to have a home of our own to settle into and give our personal touches to. The neighbors are very friendly! We have been so thankful to see how God has been answering our prayers beginning with meeting you both. You have been terrific walking with us through this journey. We appreciate all you have done for us!
– L & T K October 24, 2017
I couldn`t have been happier with the service I received from Tom and Dee Cryer. Their professionalism, extensive knowledge & connections are the reasons I was able to find my dream home! They both understand the market really well and use that knowledge to be proactive which is a must in today`s tough housing market. I highly recommend them.
– F. U. September 18, 2017
This is the second property I have purchased with Tom, and his service is top notch. Having Dee as a part of the transaction was also a treat. My wife and I were both out of town for a majority of the transaction, but Tom and Dee were always available to take care of things, and they always looked after our best interest, even when we didn't realize. Their knowledge of the southern metro area is excellent and we were never pressured into making a decision to get a sale done, even after two contracts fell through.
– Josh G. June 20, 2017
Going through the mail I came across your card. Seeing your card gave me time to reflect on the home selling experience in CO. The Cryer Team was extremely professional and throughout the entire process you kept me very well informed and for that I am truly appreciative. Once we moved you guys went the extra mile in making sure our home was presented in the best light by recommending your stager, arranging the maintenance following the buyers inspection and even leaning in to shovel the driveway a time or two. Jennifer, I am copying you because if anyone is looking for relocation broker services in CO, I would highly recommend Tom and Dee Cryer!
– Keith E. April 22, 2017
Tom and Dee Cryer were wonderful to work with! They gave many helpful tips to make our home attractive to buyers. They also gave helpful hints for keeping ourselves organized and stress free. They helped us arrive at an asking price that would sell our home quickly.
– Kathy & Tim E. January 23, 2017
Tom and Dee helped us with the purchase of a home and later the sale of a home. After working with other agents in another state, I can't say enough good things about the Cryers. They go over and beyond, are respectful about your wants and needs and in our case extremely patient! They both seem to love the Denver area and are knowledgeable about schools and neighborhoods. We felt very well taken care of and if it were an option we would use them for every buy and sell we ever have to make.
– Christa D. December 30, 2016
Hello Tom and Dee, Words cannot express how thankful the Wiley family is for your support and patience in working with us to find the home that meets our personality! It has truly been a journey and work in progress to see this project come true. The overall experience that you have provided us, along with your personal input has helped us to visualize that Colorado has just as much to offer us as the state of Maryland. At the end of the day, I can honestly say that Darryl, Gee, Darnell and myself will always be thankful for your warm greetings and the commitment to see us through this project with a positive outcome. You and your team have met our goals and then some---with the ongoing efforts and leadership to making our home search a reality. We are overjoyed with excitement and can't wait to welcome family and friends to our new home. Thank you again for all the time that you have put into our search for the perfect home and area! Sincerely, Anita and Darryl
– Darryl & Anita W. September 2, 2016
Good morning Tom and Dee, First, Happy Fathers Day to Tom. Hope you have a fun and relaxing day! Second but certainly not least, thank you for all your time and hard work helping us find our new property in Parker. As I write this I am having coffee (now that I found the box with the Keurig) and enjoying the beatiful views out of our back windows. While the process seemed endless at times, you both were always available for us whenever we called. You always kept a great positive attitude which helped me to keep pushing forward. And you never tried to sell me a house, but rather said we will find you the right house. I believe you have fulfilled that promise. The house is now beginning to look like a home as it fills up with our belongings. And third, thank you for your kind words and generous gift. We may head to Target today and pick up a few new things, maybe some nice new bath towels to dress up our bathrooms. Certainly there are numerous items we can use to make this house a home. Thanks again for all you have done. Have a great weekend! Cheers! Sincerely, Ken O
– Ken O.
Many thanks to Tom and Dee for the great job getting the Centennial townhome marketed and sold. It's hard to believe that in just three weeks, the property was listed, marketed and the sale closed for significantly more than I ever expected. I enjoyed working with them both. They had great knowledge of the market, proposed an effective marketing plan that didn't include gimmicks, had a respectful relationship with other brokers, kept me informed along the way and paid great attention to the transaction details. I hope we have the opportunity to repeat the process on future transactions.
– David C.
This was our first home purchase. Tom and Dee were wonderful throughout this whole process. Tom was very knowledgeable and explained everything in a language we could understand. He taught us a lot and we were so blessed to have him as our realtor. It was a wonderful experience. Thank you Tom and Dee.
– Sal & Heather R. March 16, 2016
I used The Cryer Team to buy and sell my house in University Park. They were 100% focused on my long term happiness, fit in the neighborhood and the purchased property. Their network is very strong and was very useful throughout our time in Denver. I wish, I could use them everywhere that I move.
– Don W. January 5, 2016
I bought a home and sold my home with the assistance of Tom and Dee. Thank you so much for keeping the sales on track and getting us to the final signing of the documents. It was a pleasure to work with the Cryer Team, and will do so again in the Denver area.
– Zach S. December 15, 2015
Dee and Tom Cryer are my hero's. Recently, they held my hand through every question, form and activity that became a part of selling my home and purchasing a new home. My calls were answered immediately and the advice was always exactly what was needed. Their knowledge of real estate is unquestionable. Their demeanor is always professional along with their smiles and sense of humor. I felt everyone who worked with them during the sell and purchase processes had the greatest respect for their expertise. Without question I will recommend Tom and Dee to anyone who needs a realtor. They are simply the BEST.
– Dede S. November 15, 2015
I have worked with a number of realtors in the past but have never encountered realtors of the caliber of Tom and Dee Cryer. They helped us in so many ways from the initial listing of our home, through the search for a new home, and negotiation process of both homes. They focused our search for a new home which eliminated hours of potential time wasting. I recommend them most highly!
– Richard M. November 3, 2015
Tom and Dee are the perfect complements to each other. Together they provide excellent local knowledge and negotiation skills. We just bought our home in a very competitive market. We really wanted to stay close to family and didn't want to overpay for the home we were buying. As we searched, our secondary priorities were a little fluid but Tom and Dee helped keep us on the right track. They let us direct the search, what to see and when - even showing us a few they knew we probably wouldn't love, when we asked to see a property. They gave us great feedback as we decided what to offer and when. Dee was especially great at staying in communication with the listing agent(s) and keeping us informed throughout the process. Overall, Tom and Dee were easy and great to work with. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a new home.
– Chelsea S. October 5, 2015
I can't say enough good things about Tom and Dee Cryer. Consummate professionals, with a soft touch. I am a difficult person to deal with, yet they treated every demand and every search with such a positive experience that I was always felt relaxed. They checked every box. Tom and Dee will treat you with respect, but even more so like old college friends. They will watch out for you. They found us the right house, at the right price and made sure we were happy and relaxed, even through closing. Thank you Tom and Dee! You are a godsend!
– Eric S. October 5, 2015
Tom and Dee Cryer are a great team to help you find the right house. They go out of their way to make things right and to look out for you. They helped me close on my house in less than a month. I will use them again for my next house!
– Mason D. September 22, 2015
Tom and Dee are the ultimate real estate professionals. Their step by step process in selling our house was amazing. Even more amazing is the way they educate their clients and present options to them based on the scenarios at hand. Perhaps their best asset is that they truly care about their client's best interest. This was evident during the sale if our home. With our experience with them, it is without reservation or hesitation that I recommend them for all your real estate needs. You will not regret it.
– Brett M. August 7, 2015
We found Tom's knowledge of the market, specific neighborhoods and even specific models of homes to be unmatched. From the moment that we were contacted by Dee we had nothing but positive interactions that continued through the close of our home. Tom and Dee worked hard to fulfill our needs and work around a very tight schedule to find the right home and get it closed in a timely manner. I will recommend the Cryer Team to anyone that I come in contact with that is looking for an agent and am extremely grateful for their professional and impactful service.
– Brandon B. June 3, 2015
Tom and Dee Cryer were indeed a superior team (man and wife)!! Their broad experience base complimented their boundless energy! Responsiveness, patience and wise advice were watchwords. And Kentwood was first class as was their closing agent.
– Steve S. May 26, 2015
Tom and Dee (the Cryer Team) are exceptional brokers. They helped my husband and I successfully purchase a home in CO from out of state, as we were in the process of making the transition from CA. They were informative about Denver and different neighborhoods we may like and they stayed on top of the market for us, doing a FaceTime showing of the house we ultimately bought within 2 hours of it being listed. The process from start to finish had a lot of challenges due to the sellers unethical and manipulative broker and Tom and Dee worked tirelessly and seriously went above and beyond in getting our house closed. I truly believe that had we had any other broker we wouldn't have been able to close on our house because our purchase required a high level of expertise and attention to detail in order to keep on top of the sellers broker and hold him accountable. I would recommend Tom and Dee to my closest friends and family. We are so appreciative of their hard work, expertise, and professionalism. They are a great resource for all things Denver and are truly phenomenal brokers. We are excited about our move to Denver and are so happy that we have a HOME there now! Thank you Tom and Dee!!
– Sylvia & Adam D. May 26, 2015
Dee and Tom went above and beyond to make our home buying and relocation experience from California to Colorado enjoyable and as seamless as possible. They thoughtfully walked us step by step through the process and were very knowledgeable about the Denver Metro area. Dee and Tom helped us find a wonderful home within our budget in a seller's market. They were very responsive to phone calls and emails. If they happened to miss a call, we would hear from them within an hour, even late in the evening. We were very impressed with how they watched out for our best interests and paid attention to the small details. This conscientiousness was very important to us. We appreciated their technological savviness and providing us access to additional research tools. In addition, they helped schedule/meet inspectors (even repairmen) when we could not be around and even offered to drive us to the airport despite their busy schedule. There is so much more we could say, but to sum it up we would 100% recommend Dee and Tom to any of our family and friends.
– Scott & Sarah H. May 7, 2015
Agt Rating? Excellent Did Agt have good understanding? Yes Did Agt contact as instructed? Yes Any unexpected problems? Yes Would recommend us? Yes Additional Comments? Tom is the best realtor that I worked with, he was great, patient and well informed about the message.
– Don W. April 12, 2014
Hi Tom and Dee. We just came in from a nice x-country ski on the Highline and Jim is on his way out to the barn, a nice glass of Old Zin in hand, to light a fire and smoke a cigar. There isn't a day that goes by that we don't say how lucky we are to live here! Thanks for finding us the most perfect house!
– Pam G. February 22, 2015
Tom and Dee Cryer are, in a single word, "exceptional." If you are a buyer in the current Denver market, then you know the difficulty and challenges of finding a property. Integrity and follow-through are the cornerstone qualities that Tom and Dee exhibit in spades. Most Realtors will speak about representing your best interests, but only in Tom and Dee have I known that to actually be true. They are professional from start to finish. I can recommend no other--they are THE best!!!
– Cynthia C. February 2, 2015
Tom is a master at navigating the complex real estate market. I sought his sage advice and enlisted him in multiple real estate transactions over the years and have been highly satisfied. I highly recommend Tom as an honest, ethical real estate agent that will help you navigate the real estate market to find that perfect home or investment.
– David L. February 2, 2015
Working with Tom & Dee was a true pleasure. Being new to town they helped us understand the market, find the best house & location to fit our needs, and treated us like family through out the entire process. Shortly after moving to town Dee even offered to watch our 2 year old son while my wife went into labor with our second. You can't beat that! A realtor team with superior market knowledge and a work ethic to match, I'd recommend the Cryer Team to anyone new to Denver or just looking for a change of scenery.
– Nicholas K. November 24, 2014
Tom and Dee Cryer are the most awesome duo in the Denver market. They know the market and facilitate the buying process like true professionals.
– Mike W. November 17, 2014
Tom & Dee, Your thoughtfulness and friendship mean a lot to us. Hopefully we will be able to send some business your way. My coworkers and friends are impressed by how quickly our house sold, how you handled the builder's quality problems, and by the great place we found. One of the vice presidents of my company wants to buy a place next spring (probably). He said he will certainly talk to you if he is still interested in buying. Thank you again for helping us find a place we are very excited about and persevering through the process!
– Tammy L. September 16, 2014
Tom Cryer is knowledgable, friendly and trustworthy. He's been in the Denver area for decades and has a deep knowledge of the neighborhoods. He also has a keen eye for details within the houses and helped us process the good and bad with each of the properties. He's a veteran realtor with tons of experience and couldn't be nicer. Highly recommended!
– Steve S. October 16, 2014
Tom is an experienced professional. He can be your go-to for all types of questions and has a vast array of resources that only a long time professional can provide. He will help you find the best property based on your needs. I was very pleased with my process, my home, and what I learned from Tom along the way.
– William C. October 10, 2014
Tom was great to work with. We had a more unique property that we were looking for and he was able to help us negotiate and navigate the buying of that property. He was a wealth of knowledge with the rural property we were purchasing (septic system details, well systems, etc.). Tom also has the personality to get the job done, while maintaining a respectful relationship with the other parties involved. He was invaluable to us in this process. Thank you, Tom, for your insight, expertise, and help in getting our home purchased!
– Valerie M. September 27, 2014
Tom and Dee helped us relocate from NY to Denver. They not only made us feel welcomed, their knowledge made our buying experience very positive. They worked tirelessly to help us find the right home for our family in a short period of time. We would recommend them for all your buying or selling needs.
– Todd T. October 1, 2014
Tom gave us great insight into the current market and how that would affect our home sale... and he was spot on correct. Tom showed great respect for our home during the sale and was available to assist with the showings if needed. Tom is a great person and was enjoyable to work with!
– Bryan R. March 31, 2014
Tom was just wonderful. He has a very precise method for pricing properties and it worked beautifully for us. We sold our house in 4 days for the price that we wanted. He is very responsive to the needs of his clients. We can highly recommend Tom.
– George C. May 26, 2014
This was my first professional interaction with Tom Cryer as my real estate agent. After working with him, I will never look elsewhere for help buying or selling properties. He was incredibly professional and an absolute JOY to work with. On top of being very friendly and approachable, he always made time for us and made sure we were up to speed on every new detail. More importantly, he has many years of experience in real estate and it certainly shows. He knows the Denver area better than anyone I know and got us a very good price for the sale of our home. If you're looking for someone with unparalleled expertise and professionalism, Tom has got to be your guy!
– Grant S. June 12, 2014


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Jackrabbits Use Defense, Rebounding, and Free Throw Shooting to Beat Denver
South Dakota State moved one step closer to securing the number two seed in next week's Summit League Tournament by grinding out a 78-69 win over Denver Thursday night in front of 2,743 fans in Brookings.
The victory was the seventh in the last eight games for the Jackrabbits, who are now tied with Fort Wayne at 9-4 in conference play.
Both teams struggled shooting in the first half, each hitting just 37 percent of their shots. The Jackrabbits showing off their balance with all five starters scoring at least five points, four with six including Jake Bittle with six points and seven rebounds, as SDSU controlled the glass, 24-15 in the first 20 minutes.
The biggest number of concern for the Pioneers in the first half: three fouls each for Chris Udofia and Bryant Rucker, on a team that doesn't have a lot of depth.
90 seconds into the second half, Udofia went to the bench with his fourth foul, and the Jacks went on a run, scoring eight straight in the next two minutes to run the lead to as many as 10.
Denver would rally to tie the game at 41 with 13:22 left, but it was all SDSU from there as seniors Brayden Carlson, Jordan Dykstra, and Chad White took over in their final weekend at Frost Arena, junior Cody Larson added a couple of key defensive plays and dunks to give the Jacks a nine point win.
While the teams were about dead even shooting the ball (SDSU 48%, Denver 47%), the Jacks won the game on the boards and at the free throw line.
SDSU outrebounded the Pioneers by 13 (38-25) and outscored them at the charity stripe by 19.
The Jackrabbit defense shut down Denver's top two scorers, Udofia and Brett Olson, who combined for 17 points, 11 below their season average, both players fouled out of the game.
Carlson had 22 points for the Jacks, Dykstra 19, Larson 16, as the SDSU starters accounted for all but two of their teams points in the game.
In the game, Dykstra became just the third player in school history to surpass 1,500 points and 800 rebounds in a career.
South Dakota State (17-11/9-4) hosts South Dakota Saturday at 4:00pm.

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· a male with the same parents as someone else; "my brother still lives with our parents"
Synonym(s): blood_brother
Hypernym(s): male_sibling
Antonym(s): sister
2. brother - noun
· a male person who is a fellow member (of a fraternity or religion or other group); "none of his brothers would betray him"
Hypernym(s): member, fellow_member
3. brother - noun
· a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities
Synonym(s): buddy, chum, crony, pal, sidekick
Hypernym(s): friend
4. brother - noun
· used as a term of address for those male persons engaged in the same movement; "Greetings, comrade!"
Synonym(s): comrade
Hypernym(s): friend
5. brother - noun
· (Roman Catholic Church) a title given to a monk and used as form of address; "a Benedictine Brother"
Synonym(s): Brother
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MAC Viva Glam compacts
This little product is fantastic for the holiday season, not least of all because red lips are the accessory to be seen in this season. The nicely baroque compact is pretty in and of itself and MAC was wise enough to create two palettes -- a warm and a cool one (with reds it's especially important to get that right or you might end up looking garish). And, every single penny of the sale price goes to the MAC Aids foundation. Not just a sliver of it... ALL. OF. IT.
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It seems almost impossible for wrestlers to make movies these days, because the transition from the squared circle to the silver screen requires them to play characters that are so far out of their comfort zone. But this wasn't the case for some Ring of Honor talent, because they had the opportunity to put themselves on the map in The Wrestler, by simply playing themselves.
One of the more infamous scenes in the movie was a match involving one of ROH's main attractions The Necro Butcher. Never having been in a movie before would likely give anybody butterflies in the stomach, but it's hard to imagine that a guy who wrestles barefoot and uses a staple gun on his forehead would get nervous easily.
"There was an ROH show at the Manhattan Center and the producer and director of the movie were kind of scouting different wrestling companies in the area," Butcher said. "I was pretty excited, because I was the first guy they talked to. But then they started talking to some of the younger guys and I wasn't as excited. He (director Darren Aronofsky) had an image of what we (wrestlers) were and I think they saw me as a hillbilly cannibal."
Butcher was fortunate enough to even get some lines in the movie and thought they did a good job with it. His match with Mickey Rourke's character Randy "The Ram" Robinson is one of the most discussed scenes in the whole movie, because it was so graphic. Overall, Butcher enjoyed working on the movie and was happy to get both himself and Ring of Honor noticed.
One of the younger ROH talents involved in the movie, who Butcher made reference to earlier, was Erick Stevens. Stevens certainly had the image the director was looking for and was just as thrilled to make this movie as everybody else.
"It was a once in a lifetime opportunity," Stevens said. "I've never been on a movie set before and I really never realized how time consuming this would be."
Stevens might not have had a major role in the movie, but he did have a few lines and got to work a match with Mickey Rourke. While he may have appeared to be just another random wrestler backstage to movie fans, ROH fans are well aware that there is nothing random about Erick Stevens.
Stevens had kind of a mixed reaction to the movie himself. He never thought a movie like this would be as popular as it became, but was still happy to be in it. He says it was just like his regular job and he didn't have to do anything that was really out of the ordinary.
"I found that the movie was kind of a mish-mosh of real story and the stereotype of pro wrestling," Stevens said. "I was honestly amazed that a movie about pro wrestling, starring Mickey Rourke and directed by Darren Aronofsky, would get so much buzz."
"The biggest comparison between me and Randy the Ram was the daughter that he missed seeing for half her life," Lynn said. "But for me, it wasn't as serious an issue as it was in the movie. I always tried to make it out and see my kids whenever I had the time."
Lynn genuinely enjoyed the movie and it left a lasting impression with him.
"I thought the movie was very accurate," Lynn said. "It wasn't about a particular wrestler's experience, but more about the wrestling business in general. Any veteran can relate."
Stevens might not have been in the business long enough to relate to the Randy "The Ram" character, but the movie deal certainly had a huge impact on his career. But if given the option of movies versus wrestling, Stevens says there's no contest.
"I don't think a career in the movie business is for me," he said. "But it was cool to be a part of it."


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Bostonkenny necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 71 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Mezzi Foundation Inc.
This is for a client of mine, and I am doing this for pro bono work
The mission of the Mezzi foundation is to provide food, water, clothing, adequate housing and health care to people in need of it.. The current population is approximately 9,035,536 and more than one-third of Haiti 's population is sick as a result of malnutrition and being chronically hungry. The world produces a surplus of food yet chronic hunger afflicts more than 850 million people worldwide.
The vast majority of the people in Haiti live on approximately $1 per day and some have to make ends meet with even less. In our efforts, we will be working to partner up with a company called water is life that has created small portable water filters that provides clean drinking water to a family for up to a year. Furthermore, we will support already established schools to provide children with the necessary scholarships to attend school while also supporting hospitals that provide health care to all who can not afford it. I believe that food, water, clothing and shelter are basic human rights and a prerequisite for improving the health of people in Haiti 's poor communities.
In the next two to five years we hope to establish some new viable businesses that create jobs for so many of the unemployed families. I hope to empower a new generation of leaders that realize that "To whom much is given, much is required." It is so easy to get complacent and forget what is going on in the rest of the world but the truth is we have a duty to help those in need.
This is an open design contest. Let's create a cool logo for this new non-profit organization.
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Banana Stomper wrote:Machiavelli wrote:Banana Stomper wrote:Alice in wonderland and Through the looking glass and what alice found there are two of the very best books i have ever read.
That's three books
No, they are two books. One is called Alice in Wonderland and the other is called Through the Looking Glass and what Alice Found There.
My dad has a book with them all combined.. I was under the impression it was 1 book.


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Ben Tallman necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 37 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Tricision, Inc.
Currently our core services revolve around helping marketers (catalog/retail/web) make better marketing decisions – examples of this include:
• Customer targeting: We help the client choose the most profitable customers to direct mail, using advanced statistical/analytical techniques and industry experience.
• Circulation planning: We help the client determine the best number of pieces to mail for each campaign, based on cost of mailing and expected profitability per household.
• Product Recommendation: We analyze past purchase behavior to help our clients market more relevant products to their customers (often used for up-sell/cross-sell).
1) Director and above level personnel at catalog retailers and direct marketing firms.
2) Private equity firms looking to invest in growing companies providing consulting services and marketing analytics.
3) Members of direct marketing interest groups and service organizations (e.g., the-dma.org).
1) Crisp site design using that conveys our brand to our target market.
2) Use our existing brand (http://www.tricision.com/Tricision-ID.zip)
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The Scouring of the Shire is the eighth chapter of the sixth book in The Return of the King.
The Hobbits find the bridge at Brandywine closed with a large spiked gate. When they demand entrance, a frightened gatekeeper informs them that he is under orders from the Chief at Bag End to let no one enter between sundown and sunrise. Frodo guesses that the Chief must be Lotho, his greedy relative. Merry and Pippin climb over the gate. The four hobbits set out for Hobbiton and encounter a large group of Hobbit Shirriffs, who inform them they are under arrest. The four hobbits laugh and move on. One of the Shirriffs quietly warns Sam that the Chief has many Men in his service.
Leaving the Shirrifs behind, the four hobbits find a half-dozen Men who claim they do not answer to Lotho, the Hobbit Chief, but to another mysterious boss named Sharkey. The men threaten Frodo, but the other three hobbits draw swords. The men turn and flee. Sam rides on to find Tom Cotton, the oldest hobbit in the region. Farmer Cotton and his sons gather the entire village to fight. The band of Men return, but surrender after a brief fight.
After the battle, Farmer Cotton explains that shortly after the Hobbits first left, Lotho began to purchase farmland, causing a shortage of food in Hobbiton. Cotton says that a gang of Men from the south took over the town. The next morning, a band of nearly one hundred Men approaches Hobbiton. Pippin arrives with his relatives, and a fierce battle ensues. Seventy of the Men die in the Battle of Bywater, as the conflict is forever remembered.
The three remaining companions lead an envoy to Frodo's home, Bag End, to deal with the new Chief. To their surprise, the hobbits find Saruman standing at the gate to Bag End. Saruman—who, it turns out, is the mysterious boss Sharkey—pronounces a curse upon the Shire if any hobbit should harm him. Frodo assures his friends that Saruman has no power, but he forbids them to kill the wizard. As Saruman passes by Frodo, he draws a knife and stabs Frodo, but Frodo's armor shields him.
Frodo again demands that his companions show mercy on the old wizard. Frodo's clemency, however, enrages Saruman. Frodo asks about his relative Lotho, and Saruman informs Frodo that his servant, Wormtongue, killed Lotho in his sleep. Wormtongue, standing nearby, cries out that Saruman ordered him to do so. Saruman kicks Wormtongue, but Wormtongue stabs the old wizard. Wormtongue flees with a yell, but three Hobbit arrows kill him. From Saruman's corpse, a gray mist rises and blows away.
The transformation of the Shire from rural idyll to industrial wasteland heavily parallels Tolkien's own views of the destruction of the English countryside by the steady creep of industrialisation. In particular, the loss of the old Mill in Bywater, only to be replaced by a much larger, grimier version, mimics an event from Tolkien's childhood. Tolkien himself commented that the symbolism lay in the feeling of loss he felt after returning from the First World War, to discover that many of his close friends had died, and the world he remembered from his youth had largely disappeared.


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- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 4 large eggs
- Bring water to a boil, add butter to melt.
- Add flour all at once and stir vigorously with a wooden spoon until mixture leaves sides of pan in a clump.
- Remove from heat and add eggs, one at a time, beating vigorously after each addition.
- Spread mixture evenly over a greased and floured jelly roll (11X15") pan.
- Bake about 30 to 40 minutes.
- When cool, gently press down bumps so you have an even surface for filling.
- Filling:
- 2 small packages (3 oz.) instant french vanilla pudding
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 1 (8 ounce) container Cool Whip
- 2 1/2 cups cold milk
- Mix pudding, milk and vanilla until thick.
- Fold in Cool Whip.
- Pour over cooled crust and chill until set. Frost!
- Frost with:
- 1 ½ cups powdered sugar
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 2 Tblsp. butter
- 3 Tblsp. milk
- 2 (1 oz.) squares unsweetened chocolate
- In a small pan, melt butter, chocolate and milk stovetop, or microwave for 1 minute in a glass dish.
- Stir until all is melted and smooth. Mix in vanilla and powdered sugar and drizzle over pudding. Refrigerate.
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Can easily be made with low fat, lite and fat free or sugar free ingredients.
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To make Eclair Torte with a graham cracker base....
Put one layer of graham crackers evenly in the bottom of a 9x13 inch pan.
Make pudding mixture, but use 3 cups milk
Spread 1/2 pudding mixture over crackers.
Put another layer of crackers over pudding and top with remainder of pudding mixture.
Top with another layer of crackers.
Pour frosting over torte, spread evenly and refrigerate overnight.
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Being an absolute fan of The Game, I have admired Beckham for totally different reasons and wondered around the craze and the debates and what not. Reading this blog gives me some perspective.
There are however somethings not true. Beckham will never be bigger than the game, no sir.
I do agree with you on the fact that he has stayed ordinary - let me just point out one thing he said during an interview at Google Hangout. He said that he would play football even if he were not paid for it, that is how much he loves the game. This quality is understood easily by any football lover, and perhaps it is this same quality which to you translates as seeing Beckham keeping his real quality.
I do not like it when people denounce Christiano Ronaldo just because he craves a bit for publicity and attention. Last to last season he scored the maximum goals for Real Madrid but Madrid lost the league to Barcelona. He realized this and in the last season he contributed more to the team and the team won the league. He was man of the match in literally every match when you read the match report. He was once a poor boy and has come a long way, and although I don't like comparing players but he is a much, much better player than Beckham, and to a fan of The Game, that is all that matters. Rest is all loose talk.
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How to buy an Inground Basketball System
Why buy an inground system? You want to save the space that the base takes up on a portable system, you want a strong and secure installation for maximum playability and you want a clean look that is going to enhance the appearance of your home. Once you have decided that an in ground system is the right choice for you, how do select from the literally hundreds of options? Just follow this guide:
The first step is to understand that there will be an inevitable balancing of budget and features. If price is not an option, then selecting will become a relatively simple process. If like most of us there are budget constraints, you will need to weigh what features are important to you against their cost. Here is a list of features and their differentiation:
Backboards : You need to select a backboard size and a backboard material. The four basic materials are glass, acrylic , fiberglass, aluminum and steel . The last three are typically institutional alternatives and will not be covered here. The main residential options are glass and acrylic. For optimal rebound, glass is the top choice. There will be variations in the thickness of the glass. Typical options are 3/8� and ��. The thicker the glass, the better the rebound action and the less fragile the backboard is. Acrylic is 10 times stronger and less expensive than glass. While the rebound effect is not as good on an acrylic system, there are a lot of things that manufacturers can do to make the action very close to glass. For best action on an acrylic system you will want a full steel frame around the perimeter of the backboard and an H frame securing the backboard to the system. Other configurations are acceptable ( and less expensive ) , but will not have as active a rebound. Once again, thicker will produce better action. Acrylic systems come in 1/8� �� 3/8� and �� thickness. Once again, a price vrs performance decision will have to be made.
The official backboard size is 42� x 72�. Residential systems vary greatly in the dimensions of the backboards and again, this has a big influence on cost. You can go for the full size 42 x 72 or drop down to 42 x 60 which still feels huge because of the 42� dimension. An example of this would be the First Team Powerhouse nitro. If that size is too big or busts the budget, there are options in 60 x 36 , 54 x 36, 48 x 36 and even 54 x 34 ( silverback ). Keep in mind that if you do not have a full court you won�t need a full backboard,. So this can be a great area to make a budget call.
The pole : Do I really need to worry about the pole? Doesn�t it just hold up the backboard? Well yes and no. These systems get heavy and you want a sturdy assembly that is not going to move easily when you play. Plan on dunking? Take that into account as well. Getting a 42� x 70� glass system? You will need a substantial pole. Selecting a 48 x 36 acrylic? You will not need as substantial a setup. There are three aspects to determining the quality of the pole: One piece is better than two piece, the larger the exterior dimensions the better and the thickness of the steel itself. Steel thickness is expressed in gauge and/or thickness. Basketball systems are produced in 16 ( For round poles and considered thin) , 14, 11 and 7 gauge. The lower the number, the thicker the steel. 7 gauge is roughly equivalent to 3/16�. Typical construction of poles are 4x4 5x5 6x6 and 6x8 .
Adjustment system : There are three basic types of height adjustment: Hydraulic where you squeeze a handle to release the system, move it to the desired height and then release where it will now lock. A crank system where you rotate the handle to move the backboard to the desired position ( some crank systems use a spring assist to compensate for the weight of the backboard ) and a manual system that is released and set using a broom handle. The all work at getting the goal to the desired height with the only obvious compromise being the potential inconvenience with a manual system. This can be another great area to save on cost if your system will not be adjusted often.
Safety setback : The setback is the distance from the pole to the goal. This will vary as the height of the pole is changed but the standard measurement is made when the system is in the regulation 10 foot position. Regulation overhang in high school up to and including NBA is 48�. Residential systems are available with overhangs of 18�-66�. The more aggressive the players, the more you will want to take into consideration the size of the overhang. Bear in mind that with greater overhang comes greater stress on the pole, so your cost will go up as the overhang increases not just because of the additional overhang itself, but also because of strengthening in the associated components. As aggressive play increases, you should not only consider the overhang, but also pole pads and backboard pads.
Metal finish : All residential
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S.3187 - Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act112th Congress (2011-2012)
|Sen. Harkin, Tom [D-IA] (Introduced 05/15/2012)
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- 1. S.Amdt.2130 — 112th Congress (2011-2012) Purpose: To ensure transparency in Food and Drug Administration user fee agreement negotiations. Sponsor: Sen. Burr, Richard [R-NC] (Submitted 05/22/2012) (Proposed 05/23/2012) Latest Action: 05/24/12 Proposed amendment SA 2130 withdrawn in Senate. (consideration: CR S3563) (All Actions)


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2011: Started in all 17 Spartans games … named to the All-Capital Athletic Conference first-team ... selected to the IWLCA All-Metro Region first-team ... was the team's leading goal-scorer with 60 tallies, breaking her personal record of 57 in her freshman year … also led the squad in assists with 18 and in total points with 78, besting her numbers in those categories from the 2010 season ... became York's all-time career leading goal-scorer (117) and the Spartans' top point-totaler (150) ... she established herself atop the goals-scored list with a five-goal performance against perennial national power Salisbury on March 26 in York's 12-10 loss to the Sea Gulls ... tied the Green and White's career points record on March 29 with a two-goal performance against Stevenson in a 10-9 Spartan win ... grabbed ownership of the points record in the next game on March 31 with a six-point output in a 17-7 win over Arcadia ... picked up 20 ground balls ... collected three draw controls and caused seven turnovers … was 10-for-21 in free position attempts.
2010: Started in all 16 Spartan contests in just her rookie campaign ... selected to the All-Capital Athletic Conference second-team ... led the Green and White in total points with 72 ... was York's leader in goals scored with 57 ... distributed a team-best 15 assists ... picked up 20 groundballs ... collected 20 draw controls.
Personal: Is a business administration major … is the daughter of Kevin and Kathy Wayson … born on March 5, 1991 … was a two-time first-team All-County selection as a junior and senior in high school while she was a second-team choice as a sophomore … names her parents as the people she most admires … hobbies include sports … favorite athlete is Jason Witten … chose York because of the lacrosse program … her most significant athletic achievements are being named second-team All-Capital Athletic Conference, second-team All-Metro Region, and womenslacrosse.com All-Rookie team as a Spartan freshman during her first college season in 2010 … her most memorable athletic moment while at York is her first collegiate game … after graduation she plans on getting a good job in the business field.


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You can create an Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) 6 Touch UI component that contains a color picker in the dialog. This lets AEM authors easily select a color from a color wheel. The color is specified as a HEX value that is used by the component, as shown in the following video.
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RED BLUFF >> At approximately 9:15 a.m., Sunday, the oak tree that shaded the Ide Adobe State Historic Park lost a majority of its limbs, causing significant damage to the adobe and several of the other buildings in the park.
No one was injured during the incident. The 350-year-old oak tree was around long before the adobe building was first built in the 1850's.
The state made several efforts throughout the years to keep the tree as part of the park's history. It included regular inspections, cabling of the limbs, and trimming as needed. This morning, the tree suffered catastrophic failure when it suddenly lost almost all of its branches.
The first branch to fall landed on the roof of the adobe causing a portion of the structure to collapse. When other branches fell, they caused damage to the smokehouse, workshop and the pump house.
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This certainly wasn't the lineup originally advertised by Coachella. On Sunday night's closing act to week one of the 2012 Coachella music festival, a hologram of the late Tupac Shakur joined Snoop Dogg seamlessly on stage as he performed "Hail Mary," and "2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted."
Shakur, who passed away for more than 15 years ago, rapped among other popular hip hop artists such as Eminem, Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, and Wiz Khalifa. The display looks oddly realistic in a terribly creepy way. In his first few minutes of resurrection, he was even able to greet the festival goers and named Coachella in his acknowledgment. Wonder if we can 3D hologram me to the next SXSW or CES event so I don't have to worry about the crowds, flying, and getting around town?
Fans were undoubtedly impressed by the performance, taking to Twitter to clamor about the twist guest artist who clearly stole the show with the hashtag #TupacBack. Naturally, it also didn't take long for Twitter fans to come up with a @HologramTupac account.
With a lot of Tupac fans still around to support the late rapper, we wonder if hologram concerts will be the next big thing to keep music alive even when the artists have passed? Considering how realistic the hologram looked, we wouldn't be surprised to see a hologram concert of The Beatles with the still very alive Paul McCartney leading the show. Who do you think could be next to get revived for a musical performance?
Watch the most-buzzed performance of the night in the video below. If he looks that real in video, we could imagine the in-person experience. Warning: Very not safe for work language.
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QBs: (1 pt per 25 yds passing;
6 pts for all TDs, -2 pts/INT or fumble)
RBs/WRs/TEs: (1 point per 10
yards rushing/receiving, 6 points per TD)
Note: Teams that have a fantasy
relevant TE will be included.
Steelers @ Rams
Ben Roethlisberger/Hines Ward/Santonio
Holmes/Heath Miller
Willie Parker (vs. STL)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Rams this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Rams this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: 37.2
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: 34.1
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: 14.5
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: N/A
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs over the last 3 weeks: 18/25.2/3.6
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs over the last 3 weeks: 19.7
Game Thoughts: Unfortunately, given the way the Steelers
have played on the road this season, this game is far from a cakewalk.
It should be considering the Rams just allowed their seventh multi-TD
game to an opposing QB this season. Don't be fooled though,
as St. Louis' defense has shown some real improvement over
the course of the season. They haven't allowed a QB to score
more than 19.1 points since Week 10 after surrendering at least
that number four times in the first nine games. However, the Rams
pass defense is not quite on par with the Steelers' pass
offense. Last week vs. Jacksonville, Big Ben recorded his fourth
three-(or more) TD passing performance of the season. St. Louis
has routinely been beaten by the opponent's deep threat,
making a healthy Holmes a nice #3 WR play. (Chad Johnson was able
to get just 60 yards on a bad field in Week 14, but Greg Jennings
posted 12.6 points last week and Roddy White tallied 20.6 in Week
13.) Ward has led the team's WRs in fantasy points in each
of the past four weeks and will stay productive as long as he
is seeing nine or more targets a week (just as he has in the past
four games). Miller exploited a favorable matchup last week and
has another one this week vs. a defense that has permitted seven
TE scores.
Running Game Thoughts: It's been made quite clear that
the Steelers don't have a problem running the ball in between
the 20s, but when it is time to score, it's time to throw.
It's hard to ever say the league's leading rusher
is having a disappointing season, but it's highly doubtful
anyone saw a 14-TD drop in Parker's future when they drafted
him this summer. That said, he still makes for a solid #2 RB,
especially when you consider that he eclipsed 100 yards for the
eighth time this season. Conversely, St. Louis just finished holding
Ryan Grant to his lowest rushing total since becoming the starter
and has yet to allow a 100-yard rusher this season. The Rams are
stouter vs. the run than their 11th place ranking (allowing fantasy
points to opposing RBs) indicates, so Parker may not be a solid
bet for another 100. He should come close, however, and given
the fact that St. Louis has surrendered 12 rushing TDs, Parker
or Davenport should be able to cross the stripe this week.
Ben Roethlisberger: 255 rush/3 TD/1 INT
Hines Ward: 85 rec/1 TD
Santonio Holmes: 70 rec/1 TD
Heath Miller: 40 rec/1 TD
Willie Parker: 90 rush/15 rec
Marc Bulger/Torry Holt/Isaac Bruce/Drew
Bennett/Randy McMichael
Steven Jackson (vs. PIT)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Steelers this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Steelers this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: 28.5
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: 23.2
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: 11.9
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: N/A
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs over the last 3 weeks: 22.7/35.9/2.9
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs over the last 3 weeks: 15.4
Passing Game Thoughts: At their best, the Rams are a team built
around Jackson that just happens to have the potential for a wonderful
passing game. With most of their linemen healthy last season,
that was more apparent. However, that doesn't change the
notion that St. Louis will need to lean on Bulger, Holt and Bruce
in this game if they want to continue the Steelers' slide.
Bulger certainly has the weapons to carry on the success Tom Brady
(4 TDs) and David Garrard (3 TDs) have experienced the past two
weeks, but unlike the other two QBs, the Rams would just as soon
play things closer to the vest considering the state of their
offensive line. And so it should go on Thursday against a defense
that had allowed just one 20-point performance to the QB position
prior to Week 14. Holt broke free for a TD vs. the Packers last
week and continued to score on an every other week basis. To me,
that just further solidifies his greatness considering he is dealing
with a knee injury and has seen all three QBs on the depth chart
in game action this season. Despite strong performances from opposing
#2 WRs the last two weeks, Bruce and Bennett should not be used
this week. Likewise, McMichael should not be used either. He has
been a safety value at best most of the season and there is no
indication that is going to change when the Rams will need to
keep as many blockers in as possible.
Running Game Thoughts: Two 100-yard rushing performances in four
weeks against the Steelers; 200-plus rushing yards in one game
vs. Pittsburgh…yikes! Those facts alone subtract some of
the luster from their usually dominant run defense and have to
give Jackson owners hope this week, that is, for any Jackson owner
who was able to withstand his five-game absence earlier in the
season. Given their offensive line issues, you had better believe
the Rams will give the Steelers run defense a firm test in order
to keep them off of Bulger. Speaking of the line, it has been
opening more holes for Jackson lately, as the stud RB has broke
a 40-yard run in each of the past four games. However, it would
be foolish to make any kind of rash judgments about the Steelers'
defense falling apart quite yet, so expect a bounce-back performance
from them, especially considering they have surrendered 12.4 points
or fewer to an individual RB in all but two games. However, Jackson's
charm to a fantasy owner is his all-around game – so he
is still a solid play – but don't expect a score from
him this week.
Marc Bulger: 220 pass/2 TD/1 INT
Torry Holt: 65 rec/1 TD
Isaac Bruce: 50 rec
Drew Bennett: 45 rec
Randy McMichael: 15 rec
Steven Jackson: 80 rush/40 rec/1 TD
Cowboys @
Tony Romo/Terrell Owens/Patrick Crayton/Jason
Julius Jones/Marion Barber (vs. CAR)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Panthers this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Panthers this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: 21.2
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: 25.2
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: 6.3
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: 26.2
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs over the last 3 weeks: 19.3/22.8/5.3
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs over the last 3 weeks: 15.5
Game Thoughts: Regardless of their performance vs. the
Eagles, the only thing that should keep anybody from this passing
game on your bench this week is Romo's thumb. (If he is
unable to go for some reason, I'm not so sure that Brad
Johnson wouldn't be a good play as well, although I would
expect much more running in such a case.) Carolina has surrendered
at least 16.5 points to the position in each of the past five
weeks, mostly against some of the elite fantasy QBs in the league
– which Romo is when healthy. WRs have experienced similar
success against the Panthers, allowing 10.8 points to at least
one WR in five straight games. Carolina has yet to see a TE quite
like Witten. Prior to giving up just 2.5 points to the position
the last two weeks, the combination of Donald Lee (16.9), Billy
Miller (9.2) and Delanie Walker (8.1) shredded the Panthers. Witten
should be in line for another standout performance
Running Game Thoughts: For whatever reason, teams just are unable
to bring it every week and, in my opinion, that happened last
week vs. Philly – inexcusable in any game, especially a
division game. In back-to-back games in which they could/should
have put away an inferior opponent early, the Cowboys RBs have
compiled just 29 total rushes. Their win aside last week vs. Seattle,
the Panthers still have trouble scoring while the Cowboys scored
under 24 points for the first time just last week. This should
mean a solid dose of the running game in the second half for Dallas,
meaning Barber should get off a one-week schnide. Carolina is
in the middle of the pack in fantasy points allowed to the RB
position – and given the fact that Dallas should have a
good working margin at the end of the third quarter – Barber
figures to be a solid #2, low-end #1 RB choice for his owners
this week.
Tony Romo: 300 pass/3 TD/1 INT/20 rush
Terrell Owens: 90 rec/1 TD
Patrick Crayton: 55 rec
Jason Witten: 80 rec/2 TD
Julius Jones: 35 rush/10 rec
Marion Barber: 80 rush/1 TD/35 rec
Matt Moore/Steve Smith/Drew Carter/Jeff
DeShaun Foster (vs. DAL)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Cowboys this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Cowboys this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: N/A
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: N/A
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: N/A
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: N/A
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs over the last 3 weeks: 17.3/20/4.7
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs over the last 3 weeks: 24
Passing Game Thoughts: As great of a story as it might be if
Moore becomes the second undrafted Oregon St. QB to make good
in the NFL this season, there is really nothing to get all that
excited about here. Smith's last score was in Week 6 while
Carter should not be seeing the fantasy playing field during Championship
Running Game Thoughts: The last three opponents have all put
one RB over 14.4 points against the Cowboys. Unless the Panthers
commit more than half the load to DeAngelo Williams this week,
I don't look for that streak to continue. It's almost
impossible to tell what is going on with the backfield on a weekly
basis in Carolina, so just like the passing game, I would avoid
a running game that has failed to post consecutive double-digit
performances since Weeks 3-4.
Matt Moore: 190 pass/1 TD/2 INT
Steve Smith: 60 rec
Drew Carter: 40 rec
Jeff King: 25 rec/1 TD
DeShaun Foster: 40 rush/15 rec
DeAngelo Williams: 60 rush/20 rec
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In that same vein,
I hope to apply that same kind of pressure to the owners in all
of my leagues by beating my opponents to the punch in regards
to personnel moves. Sometimes, reaching a conclusion about a player
too quickly is much like trying to blitz Peyton Manning –
dangerous and painful. However, coming to a correct conclusion
two weeks or two minutes quicker than your opponents is considered
foresight. Fantasy owners can be a uneasy lot, knowing that one
two-or-three-game losing streak can wreak irreparable damage to
his/her team's chances to make a visit to the fantasy postseason.
But just as it is in the NFL and in life, it's hard to land
the big prize by playing scared. Thus, I will strive each week
to help each of you become a smart blitzer, so to speak.
In all my years of following the NFL, I can't seem to recall
a time when so many teams looked so awful coming out of the gate.
For instance, Cleveland is off to a start of epic proportions,
losing by an average of 22 pts/game while scoring just one offensive
TD - a garbage-time throw with 28 seconds remaining in Week 1
vs. the Vikings. While it is hardly shocking that Carolina wasn't
able to maintain its 12-4 pace from a season ago, I'm not sure
anyone had them going 0-3, averaging just a shade over 12 pts/game
while allowing 29. Fellow NFC South competitor Tampa Bay has looked
even worse than the Panthers in losing its first three contests,
highlighted by Week 3's dismal 84 total-yard performance against
a depleted Giants' defense. And let's not forget the Rams, who
we anticipated would struggle. And struggle they have, averaging
eight points per game while giving up over 24.
To its credit, however, St. Louis actually has fought hard for
new HC Steve Spagnuolo in its last two games, giving the Redskins
all they could handle on the road in Week 2 before fading in the
fourth quarter at home vs. the Packers.
After three weeks, there are seven 0-3 teams in all, most of
which are struggling to put together any semblance of an offense.
Throw 1-2 Oakland and its 12 pts/game average into the mix as
well. Those eight teams comprise a group that takes into account
25% of the league. Of that bunch, only the Titans strike me as
a team that not only needs to catch a break, but also could get
things righted quickly and make a run.
Why does it matter in fantasy? Certainly, it makes a lot of sense
since Miami, Cleveland, Kansas City, St. Louis, Carolina and Tampa
Bay aren't scoring a ton of points on offense, it may be high
time to re-evaluate how much stock you are putting into players
from those teams. Going one step further, the basis for all my
preseason work with the PSAs is to identify favorable matchups.
Typically, most of the emphasis in fantasy is targeted towards
offensive players, but for the thousands of owners who play in
leagues in which bonuses are handed out to defenses that hold
an opponent under a certain yardage or point total, it may be
high time to take another glance at the schedule to see how many
of these floundering offenses you can get on your defense's schedule.
With nearly a quarter of the league having offensive issues, it
may not be as hard as it usually is to find a bye-week defense…or
a favorable mix-and-match unit.
With that in mind, let's take a look at the defenses that are
lined for fantasy success. Bear in mind that some of these winless
teams (Carolina and Kansas City are the most likely to find an
offensive spark at some point) probably won't stay poor on offense
all season long, but they don't exactly figure to light up the
scoreboard in 2009 either.
Defenses built for success over the next five weeks (must have
multiple good matchups):
Before I break down the workloads this week, Week 3 has usually
been the time of the season when coaches tend to turn their main
RBs loose, that is, if they have a featured back. Because many
teams opt not to overwork their backs during the preseason, coaches
have generally used the first two weeks of the regular season
to ease their runners into midseason form. Certainly, matchups
and game situations dictate usage week-to-week, but this past
week saw a significant increase in touches for Steven Jackson,
Ryan Grant and Willie Parker, among others.
Time to deal Willie Parker.
(Speaking of Fast Willie, deal, deal, deal...if the recent past
has taught us anything about turf toe injuries on running backs,
it is that those injuries not only linger, but pretty much sap
the fantasy value of that player. After nearly going for 100 yards
in Week 3, it may be as good of time as any to see if someone
likes him more than you.)
For RBs this week, I drew the line at 21 touches (seven/game)
and for WRs/TEs, I stopped at five targets/game. Those are hardly
foolproof limits, but once we get lower than those numbers, we
are typically dealing with role players at best, which should
be available on your league's waiver wire or on the cheap
from an owner holding onto that player to fill out his/her roster.
As you will see, there are some notable exceptions on each list,
but expect most of those players to find their way back up the
chart before long.
Note: This week,
I opted to sort each position by touches or targets/game.
Quick Hits: Fred Jackson and Benson
top the charts again this week, but the former's owners will need
to return to their pre-draft plans as Marshawn Lynch returns this
week. Word has it that Buffalo plans on an even split. Expect
Jackson to get more work than Lynch this week, but all bets are
off from Week 5 on. As for Benson owners, it may be time to lock
up Bernard Scott if you want to keep him around. Benson showed
an ability to handle this kind of workload at the college level,
but I'd be a bit leery of trusting him all season long at this
rate. If the first three weeks are any indication of his future
opponents, his rest-of-the-season schedule appears manageable.
Still, I'd see what I could get for him following this week's
Battle of Ohio game vs. Cleveland.
Many of you were forewarned about Michael
Turner and DeAngelo
Williams during the preseason. There's still a lot of games
left to be played, but Turner is averaging a full yard/carry less
than he did last season. He's also on pace for 31 fewer touches
than he had in 2008 (383 to 352) but the removal of the AFC and
NFC West from his schedule is taking its toll on his fantasy stock.
He's a candidate to explode for a two- or three-score game at
some point if the right matchup presents itself, but he�s going
to need a couple of monster games pretty soon to approach last
year�s pace. To wit, it took him until his 64th carry this season
what it took him 22 carries to do last season - run for 220 yards.
He still hasn't matched the three-TD output he posted in that
Week 1 vs. Detroit in 2008 either.
As for Williams, he has been very productive from a YPC and yards/touch
standpoint. Still, the presence of Jonathan Stewart and the Panthers�
awful defense has conspired to keep D-Will down. Like Turner,
he is a full yard/carry below last season's 5.5 and given Carolina's
other problems, I'm not sure he's going to get enough work on
a consistent basis to live up to his first-round billing. Whatever
happens with him, it sure won't be for a lack of talent. Both
Turner and Williams will have byes this week, so let's hope that
the offensive coordinators for both teams get some things figured
out during the off week.
At this point, I wouldn't mind dealing for Moreno or Slaton if
the price was right. The Broncos� rookie is heading into
the difficult part of his schedule, but his touches are increasing
each week and one has to think it won't be long before he squeezes
Correll Buckhalter's playing time even more, especially as the
Broncos play some teams that will likely expose them for the fraud
of a 3-0 team they are. I'm not sure next week's game vs. Dallas
qualifies as a true test, but I would be a bit concerned about
all things Broncos as they meet the Chargers before heading into
a bye, followed by games vs. the Ravens and Steelers.
Sure enough, Slaton's production nearly doubled once he got past
the difficult run defenses of the Jets and Titans. He looks a
step slower than he did last year and appears to be clutching
the ball with two arms in open space more often than I ever remember
seeing him do before, likely as a result of his three fumbles
in his first two games. With that said, look for Slaton to continue
increasing his touches and run with a bit more confidence starting
this week vs. Oakland. Weeks 5-7 don't look all that promising,
but the worst is probably already over schedule-wise for Houston's
top back. Yes, Chris Brown looms as the TD vulture, but we all
know he's far from a sure thing in the durability department.
Even before the announcement that LeSean McCoy would split backfield
duties with Brian Westbrook came down, the rookie was getting
his fair share of the workload (32-19 prior to Week 3's 21-touch
effort from McCoy). I'm not exactly sure that we can just take
a few fantasy points per game from Westbrook and give them to
McCoy just yet, but if you had the foresight to grab the rookie
at your draft, take advantage of it. While he may not match the
production of a healthy Westbrook going forward, it's safe to
say McCoy's stock may be skyrocketing soon. Westbrook has been
an injury risk for years, so it�s quite likely Week 3 was
just the first of a few missed games this season for the aging
You don't need me to tell you that Glen Coffee is worth a waiver
wire pickup, but I can't get the notion of a fade from the player
who immediately precedes him on this list, Willis McGahee, out
of my head. Certainly, no one expects to keep up his two-TD-per-game
pace, but the Ravens' run through weak run defenses is over, especially
if New England decides to bring its run defense to the party in
Week 4 like it did in Week 3.
After the Pats, the Ravens begin a five-game, six-week run against
rush defenses that are in the bottom half of fantasy points allowed
to RBs this season. Perhaps Rice-McGahee is this year's Smash-and-Dash
in which both players can finish among the top 20 fantasy RBs,
but I�m not getting that vibe quite yet. OC Cam Cameron's
offenses have historically produced ridiculously productive ground
games, but I think that as the season progresses and the defenses
get tougher, the Ravens will lean just a bit more on Joe Flacco.
I can't see McGahee's stock getting much higher (barring an injury
to Rice), meaning it might be time to turn him around into a RB2
with a steadier, more-defined role or sure-fire starter at WR.
There seems to be a lot of speculation that Pierre
Thomas re-cemented his role as the Saints' feature back (as
Reggie Bush
essentially plays a hybrid receiver-runner position in the Saints'
offense) with his Week 3 performance. I'm not so sure. If I'm
a Thomas owner, I'm doing whatever I can to grab Mike
Bell now just to hedge my bet. After Bell�s impressive two-week
audition, I can�t believe we�ve seen the last of his fantasy contributions
in 2009, so now is a great time to acquire his services on the
cheap while he is just eating up space on another team�s bench.
Notable names that just missed the cut:
Tomlinson, Chris
Brown, Chris
�Beanie� Wells
Quick Hits: Randy
Moss is never going to come cheap, but it sure wouldn't hurt
to remind his owners he hasn't scored yet. At the rate Tom Brady
is targeting him, Moss could blow up for a two- or three-TD game
any week now.
Speaking of a high-volume target WR, Nate Burleson's continued
presence atop this list puzzles me. On one hand, he is no slouch
and we have seen his potential on a number of occasions, but I'm
still highly skeptical of how long he can be productive with his
surgerically-repaired knee. Houshmandzadeh is one of the best
possession WRs in the league (especially key in OC Greg Knapp's
run-heavy offense) and John Carlson is awful tempting in the red
zone. The Bears appeared willing to let him have the short stuff
in Week 3, but I have to believe it is only a matter of time before
opponents start testing his long speed. Maybe Burleson and Houshmandzadeh
end up being options 1A and 1B, but as of right now, I doubt it.
Andre Johnson: Keep the faith.
Andre Johnson's
target rate is a bit disturbing, but keep the faith if you own
him and wait until after this week to trade for him if you want
him. In 16 games last season, AJ saw single-digit targets in a
game just five times. This season, he already has two, and if
history tells us anything, it will be three after this week. Week
1�s low-target rate against the Jets' defense was excusable and
Week 3�s low total against Jacksonville isn�t all that surprising
as the Jaguars haven't allowed him to beat them lately. This week,
he should see a lot of Oakland's Nnamdi Asomugha. Last year, that
matchup led to Johnson's worst fantasy game since two miserable
games in December 2006 (one of which came against Oakland). Now,
assuming the Raiders know what is good for them (don't laugh),
they won't change a thing when it comes to defending the Texans'
passing game in Week 4.
Is there a player who produces more with limited opportunities
than Vincent
Jackson? After posting 18.6 YPC and seven scores on 59 catches
last year, he's a shade under 20 YPC and has scored twice in 2009.
Much like Calvin
Johnson last year, neither WR seems to need a lot of balls
thrown his way to produce in a big way. Speaking of Johnson, things
are only going to get better for him. On at least two occasions
this season, all Megatron needed was for his QB, Matthew Stafford,
to give him a ball in the end zone in which he could ouDougump his
defender. Both times the rookie QB has put too much heat on the
throw. Don't worry, Stafford will settle down and perfect that
throw soon enough.
If Mike
Sims-Walker isn't David Garrard's first option in the passing
game for Jacksonville, he's probably 1A. With 19 targets over
his last two games, he's quickly become a viable WR3 in fantasy.
Another fairly cheap WR3 option is Nate
Washington, a player that Tennessee believed would assume
the lead receiver role at some point in 2009. After being slowed
by an injury to open the season, he's shown to be an important
part of the offense (especially in the red zone) over the last
two weeks with two TDs and 16 targets. I like him to be one of
the better WR3 options out there by the end of the season.
For a QB-WR pair to look as rough chemistry-wise as Brett Favre
and Bernard Berrian do right now, it's rather amazing that he
has seen the most targets of all the Vikings' WRs over the past
two weeks. As any Favre fan could tell you, the grizzled vet will
spread it around to a number of players and there is little doubt
he already trusts Harvin in crunch time. With that said, it's
only a matter of time before Favre and Berrian make up for their
lost preseason and connect on a few deep balls. Berrian will probably
never be the most consistent fantasy WR, but he's in the best
situation of his career right now and the player most likely to
benefit from Favre's arm.
Notable names who just missed the cut:
Owens, Zach
Miller, Kelley
Washington, Kenny
Britt, Pierre
College Spotlight
Marshwan (Marty) Gilyard, WE Cincinnati (6-1,
Much like last week's entrant, Jahvid Best, Gilyard used the
end of the 2008 season as a springboard to what should be the
culmination of an incredible college career. After posting reasonable
totals for a talented junior receiver through mid-November, Gilyard
has been nearly unstoppable since. Say what you will about the
level of defensive wizardry that Pitt HC Dave Wannstedt and ex-Syracuse
HC Greg Robinson (both former pro defensive coordinators) possess,
but along with Virginia Tech HC Frank Beamer, none of these coaches
were able to devise a scheme to slow down Gilyard last season.
Since torching Pitt for eight catches, 110 yards and a score in
late November 2008, Gilyard hasn't fallen below six catches or
65 yards receiving in any of his last eight games, scoring in
all but one of those contests and at least 100 yards receiving
in all but two of those contests. As amazing as he is to watch
on the field, it's safe to say this receiver passes the character
test as well. In an effort to make ends meet and fulfill his athletic
goals earlier in his career, Gilyard worked four jobs and even
slept in his car at one point to get by. Projecting most any college
receiver to the pro game is hardly an exact science - especially
those from spread offenses - but I'd like to believe I can make
a case for Gilyard to contribute almost immediately in the NFL
in 2010.
With pro prospect Tony Pike directing the offense, the Bearcats
QB must have targeted Gilyard at least 15 times on his 26 pass
attempts last weekend in their win over Fresno State. Absent of
genetic freaks like Calvin Johnson, I favor college receivers
who I feel excel in space, much like a good punt returner would.
Because most college defenses don't have cornerbacks to physically
match up with someone who possesses Gilyard's speed or quickness,
it's a fair question as to how well he will handle press coverage
at the next level, although he has the size to beat it if he is
taught the proper technique. Cincinnati also doesn't ask him to
run many routes over the middle, but the fact that he returns
kicks suggests he doesn't mind taking a bit of contact.
Outside of that, there is a lot to like with Gilyard. He is a
hands-catcher whose routes are crisp for a college wideout. He
actually plays smaller than his listed size (which in this case
is a good thing) because his game is what one would typically
expect out of a slot receiver. His acceleration makes him a threat
in the short passing game as well as the deep passing game. The
Bearcats don't ask him to return many punts, but he is one of
the few players in my opinion who has the straight-line speed
and vision necessary to excel on kick returns and the quickness
and elusiveness to fare well on punt returns at the next level.
If I were pressed to compare him to a current NFL receiver, I
would go with the same player his Bearcat teammates compare him
to - Santonio Holmes. However, I must admit in the games I have
seen him in so far, I like Gilyard more as a prospect than I did
Holmes when he came out of Ohio State. As such, I wouldn't be
a bit surprised if he is a more consistent version of the Steelers'
WR early in his NFL career.
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repx needed a new t-shirt design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 147 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
I raise captive breed reptiles and I am looking at expanding my hobby into a business - need a nice logo for the buisness. I have include the classification names to help out those who may not know what they look like. That's just me, no worries, I truly enjoy geckos and frogs the most of all the animals I deal in *uroplatus phantasticus and phylomedusa tomopterna are my favorites. I love the Mayan style of art and stone work and skull / tribal (jungle style of Honduras, etc and of Course LA)
Reptile and Amphibian Lovers - Kids at heart - Andventure Seekers
It must grab your eye, clean look - something different - you can make it small and simple or wild and bold - use your imagination and let your talent show - The Mayan Style or Tropical theme for the lettering would be nice and a nice big circular piece or river piece for the shirt would be nice as well: Note: This information must go on the back of the shirt: Specializing in 1st Class Captive Breed Reptiles and Amphibians
Complete In-Home / Office Set-up & Maintenance Available
Private Herp Hunting Adventures
- heck I could go on and on but I'm no artist - so if you have to shorten it do it with style. Thanks for checking this out even if you don't participate.


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Here's the sketch:
Gone Campin set, so I stamped the camper and colored it in using copics and prismacolor pencils, using the tiny heart stamps from the same set in the doorway. The background paper is, appropriately, from October Afternoon Campfire paper pad. For the orange strip, I cut a rectangle from a post-it to use as a mask, then stamped Bit of Burlap background stamp. The sentiment is from the jam-packed Simple Joys sentiment set (which is definitely unlike any other sentiment set I've seen before). I hope you can see the words on the heart which say, "if this van's a-rockin', don't come a-knockin." I typed the phrase and copied it repeatedly in MS Word, printed it out, then cut out the heart.
And make sure you don't come a-knockin', because the van really is a-rockin!
tilt card tutorial from Splitcoast Stampers to make the van rock back and forth because, well, it just had to be done.
I hope you all are having a rocking week (wink, wink) and I can't wait to see your sketch creations!


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Happy Father's Day to all those dads out there!
We had a chance to celebrate with my dad yesterday and I just have to say – I am so thankful for him & blessed by the man God chose to be my dad.
I had fun looking through old photos to find some fun ones to share with my dad. See exhibit A above.
Other than celebrating my dad, we had a fun BBQ with people from church on Saturday before it rained. True story: I brought this dish to the potluck which is originally a Pioneer Woman recipe, and another couple brought Pioneer Woman's Salsa. It was a fun coincidence.
On to the menu for the week:
Apple, Carrot & Zucchini Muffins {freezer}
Make-Ahead Roasted Vegetable Mac & Cheese {adapted from here}
Vanilla Ice Cream & Raspberry Rhubarb Sauce
Whole Wheat Waffles
Sausage & Broccoli Penne
Berry Baked Oatmeal
Zucchini Burgers, 40-Minute Whole Wheat Buns, Pickles
Rhubarb Breakfast Bars
Granola & Blueberries
Zucchini & Black Bean Quesadillas, Sweet Potato Fries
Grilled Pizza – trying this topping combo.
Grilling – Burgers & Italian Sausages, Grilled Veggies
In case you missed it, our new recipes last week included:
Roasted Vegetable Summer Salad – This is a salad we'll be making again & again.
Blueberry Rhubarb Waffles – A delicious whole wheat waffle with blueberry rhubarb sauce mixed into the batter. Fruit & veggies for breakfast – yippee!
Most Viewed: Crockpot Parmesan Garlic Chicken
Most Shared: Blueberry Lemon Oat Bars
Most Pinned: Kitchen Tip – Silk Free Sweet Corn
Most Liked: Easy Granola
Find more great menus at OrgJunkie's Menu Plan Monday!