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Deciding which respective line, offensive or defensive, has been worse the last 6 years is an impossible argument. The pass rush has been miserable and the offensive line has been wretched. The pass rush has been nonexistent for some time and it's almost been accepted by most fans. The offensive line has had it's ups and downs, but they've been good enough, a few times at least, to get the Falcons in the playoffs and generally good enough to be one of the better teams in the NFC. Until last year of course. The trainwreck that was the Falcons offensive line went from bad to even worse and it's really lucky that Matt Ryan wasn't injured last year.
They went out and signed Jon Asamoah, arguably the best guard on the market, to fill the RG spot once and for all. However, there's still plenty of work to be done. They have Justin Blalock locking down left guard, turning 31 this year, and are taking the risky proposition of starting either Joe Hawley or Peter Konz at center. They of course have the block of high performance Sam Baker locked into to a huge contract at left tackle and a plethora of "hopefuls" competing for right tackle including Lamar Holmes, Ryan Schraeder, Mike Johnson, and Gabe Carimi. To say the least, the Falcons could use to upgrade the offensive line in several areas along the OL. A look at the offensive line prospects:
This seems to be the area where the Falcons plan to upgrade. With the re-signing of Hawley at center and the signing of Asamoah at right guard, the Falcons won't likely be looking at either guards or centers early in the draft. That leaves offensive tackle. Will they bite the bullet and actually take one of the elite OT's or will they roll the dice and wait until later? In theory, they could assume one of the "hopefuls" will work out with the magic of a new attitude and new OL coach.
Greg Robinson – Auburn
6'5 – 332 lbs – 35' Arms – 10' Hands – 4.92 Forty – 32 Bench
26 Career Starts – Projected: Top 10 Pick
Robinson and Matthews are the two elite tackle in the draft and most experts fully expect that one or even both could be gone in the first 5-7 picks. Robinson is definitely the more athletically gifted of the two and one of the best overall athletic specimens in the entire draft. He started two years at Auburn and helped lead the Tigers to an SEC Title and National Championship berth. He's a mammoth OT and his ceiling seemingly has no limit. The only slight risk concerning Robinson is him coming from a run-heavy Auburn offense that rarely asked him to pass block. And when he did, he did so for an extremely mobile QB (Nick Marshall). Robinson would provide an immediate upgrade to a Falcons OL in severe need of talent, regardless of any issues of rawness.
Jake Matthews – Texas A&M
6'5 – 308 lbs – 33 ⅜' Arms – 9 ⅞' Hands – 5:07 Forty – 24 Bench
33 Career Starts – Projected: Top 10 Pick
Matthews may not have the pure physical ability of Robinson and his ceiling may be nowhere close to that of the former Auburn Tiger's. But Matthews may be the safest and surest player in the entire NFL draft. He has everything that teams look for in franchise tackles: tough, technically sound, and doesn't have many weaknesses in his overall game. Not only that, but he belongs to NFL royalty: son of Hall of Fame OL Bruce Matthews, nephew to Pro Bowl LB Clay Matthews Jr. and cousin of perennial stud and former defensive player of the year Clay Matthews III. He played 3 seasons at right tackle earning First Team All-SEC and First Team All-American as a junior before moving over to left tackle, where he earned First Team All-SEC and Consensus All-American as a senior. Robinson may be the flashy and athletic choice, but the Falcons could lock in a legitimate franchise LT if Matthews fell to them at #6. Finally, remember the last time Dimitroff and the Falcons passed over a Matthews when they had the chance? (2009)
Taylor Lewan – Michigan
6'7 – 309 lbs – 33 ⅞' Arms – 9 ¼' Hands – 4.87 Forty – 29 Bench
48 Career Starts – Projected: Top 10 Pick
While generally not considered even with the top 2, he's not far behind either Robinson or Matthews. Unlike the top two OT's, he's actually started more games than either and they have all been at left tackle. He possesses the "mean streak" that the Falcons want and desperately need on their offensive line. While not as technically sound or sure as Matthews, he's been compared to another Michigan OL great in Jake Long. Some draft sites and experts even have him right along Robinson and Matthews in a Top 3 setting, but no one puts him far below them. Even though the Falcons could take Lewan @ #6, it's hard to think that both Matthews and Robinson will both be gone and someone else they prize (Clowney, Mack) won't drop. They could target Lewan in a possible trade back scenario, but two issues cloud the picture. First of all, when has Dimitroff ever traded BACK in the first round? And #2, they won't be able to trade back very far at all and still get Lewan.
Zack Martin – Notre Dame
6'4 – 308 lbs – 32' ⅞ Arms – 9' ½ Hands – 5.17 Forty – 29 Bench
50 Career Starts – Projected: Top 15 Pick
Tons of draft experts and websites kept trying to push Martin inside to guard, but the former Notre Dame product evidently didn't get the memo. After completing an astounding 50 starts for the Irish, Martin has had a great pre-draft journey that has made believers out of most draftniks. He's a touch shorter than a few of the other tackle prospects ahead of him, but he's shown to be up to the challenge every step of the way. Mike Mayock said that he'd be an immediate All-Pro guard if moved inside, but that he'll be just fine at tackle as well. After the Top 3 tackles, Martin is firm as the 4th best OT prospect and is almost a lock to go in the first round, sooner rather than later. The former Irish product could be a realistic option for the Falcons if they elect to trade back and would bring the versatility that Smith craves. He could be legitimate option in a trade back scenario, but see above on Dimitroff.
Cyrus Kouandijo – Alabama
6'7 – 332 lbs – 35' ⅝ Arms – 11'¼ Hands – 5.59 Forty – 21 Bench
27 Career Starts – Projected: Late 1st – Early 2nd Round
If Martin has had a great runup to the draft, than Kouandijo has had the opposite. The former Crimson Tide BCS Champ has had a very poor run in the months leading up to the draft. A junior that started for the Alabama's Nick Saban amid their run to the BCS Championship title as a sophomore, Kouandijo manned the left side well for his junior season as well. They came a few seconds from a chance at their 3rd consecutive championship and then the downslide happened. He had an unusually terrible bowl game in a loss to Oklahoma and the questions began when he went to the NFL Scouting Combine. Reports leaked that he failed several teams medicals with issues regarding his knees. He had a decent combine, but medical concerns have likely dropped him close to out of the first round. Once thought of as a top 10 lock, he now will be lucky to be taken before the second round. A team may be getting a great value or an injury risk. This could be a very real possibility if the Falcons elect to take a pass rusher in the first round and come back in the second for an offensive tackle.
Morgan Moses – Virginia
6'6 – 314 lbs – 35' ⅜ Arms – 9'⅞ Hands – 5.35 Forty – Bench: N/A
43 Career Starts – Projected: 2nd Round
Very productive starter out of Virginia that made a ton of starts and is a very good pass protector. Moses represents the beginning of the next "tier" after Martin and Kounadijo likely go before. Moses has the ideal size and frame to be a left tackle at the next level. He's also very good on his feet for a player his size. The main issue for Moses is his skill in run-blocking and whether he can develop the necessary tools to become a well-rounded OT at the next level. Would likely be an immediate upgrade on what the Falcons currently have at RT. One concern is that he inexplicably didn't participate in the bench at the combine, which definitely should raise some eyebrows.
Antonio Richardson – Tennessee
6'6 – 336 lbs – 35' Arms – 10'¼ Hands – 5.3 Forty – 36 Bench
24 Career Starts – Projected: 2nd Round
The former Tennessee Vol might be one of the most physically impressive athletes in the entire draft and had one of the best performances at the combine. He had the highest reps for bench at 36, higher than Robinson, and the short-arm-equals-higher-reps argument doesn't fly either. He also ran a 5.3 forty and for someone his size, that's really impressive. He even held "All-World" DE Jadaveon Clowney in check in 2012, but struggled a bit more in his 2013 matchup. He has all the physical tools to be great at the next level, but has a lot of room for growth in this technical department. If he's still really raw, can the Falcons afford another project, a la Lamar Holmes?
Jack Mewhort – Ohio State
6'6 – 309 lbs – 34' Arms – 9'¾ Hands – 5.37 Forty – 28 Bench
39 Career Starts – Projected: 2nd Round
An extremely versatile OL coming out of Ohio State, Mewhort has played at almost every position on the line. A linemen in the blue-collar vein that gets the job done, but lacks the elite athleticism of the higher tackles and many are projecting him more as a right tackle than a left tackle. He could be and very likely will be a great RT candidate, but the Falcons need someone who could eventually play left tackle for the oft-injured and highly ineffective Sam Baker, so Mewhort might not be the ideal pick for the Falcons.
Joel Bitonio – Nevada
6'4 – 302 lbs – 33'⅞ Arms – 9'⅝ Hands – 4.97 Forty – 22 Bench
42 Career Starts – Projected: 3rd – 4th Rounds
Very high motor left tackle from Nevada that made all of his starts at left tackle. Did very well against top-notch talent including holding his own vs. LB Anthony Barr of UCLA. He lacks the ideal size and frame for a prototypical left tackle and many draft sites feel a move to guard would suit him much better. Eerily similar size to one Sam Baker (6'5, 301 lbs).
Billy Turner – North Dakota State
6'5 – 315 lbs – 34' Arms – 10' Hands – 5.16 Forty – 25 Bench
56 Career Starts – Projected: 2nd – 4th Rounds
The small school standout has more starts than any other tackle prospect in the draft, an astounding 56. Turner has a nasty demeanor that translates well to the next level. Showed good strength and overall ability at tackle. Most draft experts are projecting a move inside and there's always concern about level of competition.
Jawuan James – Tennessee
6'6 – 311 lbs – 35' Arms – 9'⅞ Hands – 5.34 Forty – 22 Bench
37 Career Starts – Projected: 3rd – 4th Rounds
James may be overshadowed a touch by his teammate, but he made 37 starts in the SEC at right tackle. He's not as athletically gifted as Richardson, but has more sound fundamentals. He could projecte well to the next level, but the Falcons aren't really in the market for a pure right tackle such as James.
Cameron Fleming – Stanford
6'5 – 323 lbs – 34' Arms – 9'⅞ Hands – 5.28 Forty – 26 Bench
38 Career Starts – Projected: 4th Round
Like Mewhort from Ohio State, Fleming has made 38 starts at a big school in a tough conference. All of those, however, have been at right tackle. Has pretty good size and frame, but lacks the top-line agility of other tackles that could move to left tackle and some feel he may even be better suited to a move inside to guard.
Seantrel Henderson – Miami
6'7 – 331 lbs – 34'⅝ Arms – 10'½ Hands – 5.04 Forty – Bench – N/A
26 Career Starts – Projected: 4th – 6th Rounds
The former Hurricane is one of the most physically imposing of the entire tackle group. He has all the tools to be good at the next level, but he's been mostly a disappointment at Miami and struggled to consistently find a groove as a starter. Maybe he's gotten it together just in time, but many project him exclusively to right tackle at the next level and appears to be very much a project.
James Hurst – North Carolina
6'5 – 296 lbs – 33'¾ Arms – 10'⅛ Hands – Injured in Bowl Game
49 Career Starts – Projected: 4th – 5th Rounds
Hurst started off the year holding the biggest player in college football, Clowney, completely in check and had finished his 4th year starting at left tackle at UNC, completing 49 starts and setting a school record. Like Mewhort, he doesn't possess the athletic traits of the higher tackles, but is a blue-collar OT that could get some looks at the next level. Had terrible timing in breaking his leg in the bowl game, but still should get drafted fairly high.
Charles Leno – Boise State; Matt Patchan – Boston College; Michael Schofield – Michigan; Justin Britt – Missouri
It's hard to believe the Falcons looking at guard early in the draft for several reasons. Chief among them is that with the signing of Asamoah, the Falcons seem pretty set at guard with Justin Blalock on the other side. The second reason is that there are so many other needs before guard, including offensive tackle, pass rusher, free safety, tight end, and other positions including running back.
Cyril Richardson – Baylor
6'5 – 329 lbs – 34'⅝ Arms – 9'½ Hands – 5.36 Forty – 25 Bench
41 Career Starts – Projected: 3-4th rounds
If the draft was held in February, Richardson would have been at the very top of the OG heap and maybe taken in the 2nd round. Unfortunately, Richardson's stock took a major dive after a very poor Senior Bowl week and game and an average combine experience. He still has talent, but is a work in progress in pass protection. If he slides far enough, it would be a great player to groom for Blalock's eventual replacement.
Brandon Thomas – Miami
6'3 – 317 lbs – 34'⅝ Arms – 9'½ Hands – 5.42 Forty – 25 Bench
41 Career Starts – Projected: 3-4th Rounds
Thomas actually started at left tackle for 2 seasons and earned All-ACC honors at that spot. Most draft experts agree that a move inside to guard would be best for him. He may not last very long and could be an exceptional candidate at guard.
Anthony Steen – Alabama
6'3 – 314 lbs – 30'½ Arms – 9'⅛ Hands – Shoulder Surgery after Season
35 Career Starts – Projected: 4 – 5th Rounds
Steen has been on an offensive line with Chance Warmack, DJ Fluker, Cyrus Kounadijo, and Barrett Jones and has been the forgotten man along that front. He also had shoulder surgery after the season was over, but he's been one of the most solid guards in college football. This would be a great option if the Falcons could snag him later in the draft. Maybe this guard from Alabama will work out better than the last (Mike Johnson).
Jon Halapio – Florida
6'3 – 323 lbs – 33'⅝ Arms – 10'¼ Hands – 5.34 Forty – Bench: N/A
43 Career Starts – Projected: 4th – 5th Rounds
Normally, starting 43 times for the University of Florida would be a good thing, but not so much lately. Definitely raw and would need some work, but possibly a prospect to groom for the future.
Trai Turner – LSU
6'3' – 310 lbs – 34' Arms – 9'½ Hands – 4.93 Forty – 25 Bench
20 Career Starts – Projected: 5th Round
Turner may be a diamond in the rough, but he's got a long way to go after only starting one full season at LSU. He only played two years, but had a good year at guard in his first year as a starter.
Chris Watt – Notre Dame; Russell Bodine – UNC; Kadeem Edwards – Tennessee State; John Urschel – Penn State; Ryan Groy Wisconsin; Spencer Long – Nebraska
It's hard to imagine the Falcons taking a center in the draft, and may not even look at centers, except for undrafted free agents after having Peter Konz and re-signing Joe Hawley to compete at center.
Bryan Stork – Florida State; Tyler Larsen – Utah State; Cory Linsley – Ohio State; Gabe Ikard – Oklahoma
April 6th, 2014
12:01 pm
What's Up Cage
Boss, another outstanding effort and one most fitting of what will perhaps be the centerpiece of the most intense debate the Cage has seen in some time.
There is nothing wrong with a health debate. It is great when it is rooted in principle and focus. And I have a feeling that in the coming weeks, we will see a lot as Falcon fans everywhere do their own analysis and decided what they feel is best for the team.
Many will say that defense wins championships. That statement may have been true in the days of the greats like Deacon Jones, Ernie Ladd, and Willie Lanier. It may have continued to the great Steel Curtain defenses. I will not argue the significant value of a great defensive game plan.
But, my Cage family, times are changing. Defense no longer wins championships. It is what we in the military call a "force multiplier". It is an essential component but not the absolute necessity.
April 6th, 2014
12:08 pm
While I have nothing but respect for the varying opinions we will find here in the Cage and across the spectrum of draft boards and blogs, there is no doubt to the Tee Pee that the most important pick of this draft is the first one.
This pick can not and should not be traded. I can not and should not be devalued with an attempt to "electrify" the fan base. This move, this selection, should be all about business.
If you are or have invested a significant amount of money in your car, say a BMW 750i or an Audi A8,
you would not want to visit a USED tire store to put needed rubber on that fine ride.
If you were fortunate to be able to have a dinner date with the likes of Jaclyn Smith or Tyra Banks, would you SERIOUSLY take a woman of that elegance to McDonalds?
April 6th, 2014
12:14 pm
So, this first selection of 2014, should be a given. When you have invested over $100 million dollars in the "foundation" of your franchise, you have to ensure that the "foundation" is solid and protected. And you will not do that by adopting the "Rent-a-Center" approach or by becoming a constant "Big Lots" shopper.
Value has a premium but there are time when a premium investment is needed. For the Atlanta Falcons, the time is NOW. Offensive tackle is a must fill and it has to be filled immediately. We can not, we should not, and we must not wait one more draft moment.
Over the last six years, this regime has fundamentally failed in several, documented ways to take this team to the level of consistency it needs. Most significant among these is player development and selection. Time after time, we have taken unnecessary risks or invested way too much into a talent pool that has under-served time and time again.
April 6th, 2014
12:19 pm
Here we sit with the most complete pedigree of an offensive lineman in a decade and we HONESTLY are having to wonder if they will get this right.
Jake Matthews is a perennial Pro Bowler waiting to happen. There could not be a more easy selection for this regime. This kid oozes everything that made his father a Hall of Famer.
April 6th, 2014
12:21 pm
Greg Robinson has more upside than any offensive lineman I have seen in a rushing offense in the last decade. Dude is an absolute beast and has the tools to become the "total" package in very short order.
Taylor Lewan has been a constant at his position and Michigan has produced a fair share of very solid offensive linemen over the years.
This should be simple…but why is it so complex?
April 6th, 2014
12:29 pm
Many will cite statistics and talk about the fact the we improved over time. I will respect either. But I will counter with the staggering fact that this team as a whole as been as up and down as the outside air temperature.
When you look at the extensive experience found across the board in ALL aspects of Falcons team operations, there is absolutely NO reason why this team should be sitting at this particular cross roads.
Sam Baker is never, never going to live up to his "first" round selection. Simply put, his body is not going to sustain him. Father time is not on his side. And as the game gets faster and the defenders more mobile and stronger, he will remain behind the eight ball.
Justin Blalock, a premier right tackle and guard in college, has served well at times as our LG during his tenure. He has been considered our most steady OL member but has yet to make it to ONE Pro Bowl as a starter or an alternate.
Todd McClure is gone. The former seventh rounder developed into one of the most reliable Falcons in a while along the trenches.
The right side has been a revolving door of inconsistency and chaos since the departure of Jim Mora Jr. and his zone blocking scheme. Clabo and Dahl served well for a year; using grit and tenacity in a power scheme that propelled the Falcons to awaked from a dormant rest.
April 6th, 2014
12:34 pm
Many will look at the anemic pass rush and say that is the problem as to why this team can not finish games.
I would counter with this one. How many times did the game come down to third down conversions and the failure to complete them? How many times could our running backs not find 3 or 4 yards on a run play when needed. How many screen passes have failed due to inadequate ability to flow as an offensive line?
If you can not protect the quarterback, if you can not sustain the ability to run the ball in varying degrees or at critical points in a game, you are in trouble.
The overwhelming majority of the plays in the Atlanta offense flow through the arm of Matt Ryan. If that man takes hit like Rodgers took last year, if he is out for a substantial period of time due to the constant pounding he takes from an offensive line that is "condemned", you can forget all dreams of any title coming our way other than "star quarterback out for the year".
April 6th, 2014
12:38 pm
Where there is no vision, the people shall perish. Forget the injuries of 2013. We have had them before. When you think about it, most of the characters that missed considerable time in 2013 have missed time before for at least a short time since their arrival in the regime.
The only exception was Roddy White.
But injuries do not derail teams with a real plan. Injuries do not often derail teams with visionaries at the helm. The Giants recovered in 2013. The Steelers recovered in 2013.
Ahh, the Steelers and Giants. Did anyone patch their offensive lines more than those two teams in the 2013 season? Did you notice the intensity of Coughlin and Tomlin as they, time and time again, demanded more of their teams when the storm clouds were darkest?
April 6th, 2014
12:42 pm
The Atlanta Falcons have to take TWO offensive linemen early in this draft. The reasons for the need are simple.
First, the depth is pathetic and untested in large measure. Second, the most reliable OL player we have, Justin Blalock, could well be a cap casualty next year.
Can we entrust this regime to develop ANY talent that comes to Flowery Branch? Can we entrust them to develop schemes that maximize talent or are we doomed to another damned, failed season of "cross training"?
April 6th, 2014
12:51 pm
Wow look at all those post. Seminole, you are definitely a Warrior. Good job D3, We've had friendly differences in the past, but we seem to be on the same page this year.
For me, the ideal situation would allow the Falcons to chose between Robinson and Matthews. That's not going to happen. if we're lucky one of the two will fall to us. If I had my choice it would be Matthews. Most value boards give the nod to Robinson, and why not? Of the two, he's bigger, faster and stronger. That said, Matthews is a proven commodity as a pass protector. Robinson should be fine in that department, but we have to assume that because we don't have game film that actually confirms it.
If Matthews is gone, I take Robinson, and even accept the idea that we might have gotten a lucky break. Still if I were making the choice, I'd go Matthews. I give Jake the nod because his hall of fame father holds the record for consecutive starts by a lineman. Played 19 years, 14 pro bowls. Any way you slice it, that's a crap load of dependability. I haven't been as hard on Baker as some of you. When healthy he's a little above average, but he's struggled with durability issues his entire career. If your best option at left tackle's subject to Boo boo problems, who do you want baking him up? Lamar Holmes?
We've gotten into the playoffs with sub standard pass rushers. I'm not trilled with the situation, but I don't perceive it as a fatal flaw. If we can protect Icy, we can out shoot anybody. If we were to wait till 37 to address the Pass rush, wouldn't that be the earliest Smitty and Thomas have selected a pass rusher? McKay selected a pass rusher at 6. Some kid out of Arkansas. Sometimes I wonder what he's doing these days.
April 6th, 2014
12:55 pm
Any move in the first round that is not an offensive lineman is a serious mistake. And it may prove to be a very costly mistake.
The fastest way to guarantee the success of your desired grand entrance into your $1.2 billion dollars nest is to ensure that you have the "big show" ready to put on display.
You have $100+ million invested in the conductor of your symphony. Time to ensure that the rest of the band is ready to deliver the best damned concert the show hall has ever seen.
That means protect Ryan at all costs. And that means a significant investment in the offensive line.
That means, in the first five picks as they currently stand, at least TWO offensive line selections.
April 6th, 2014
1:00 pm
I agree with you, Marko.
We have not fully evaluated the pass rushers we have invested in to date. When players are not on the field, how can you tell what they are capable of.
The pass rush, or lack thereof, is a symptom of a much larger defensive philosophy failure. Or the lack of a philosophy from the first place.
April 6th, 2014
1:07 pm
SW, keep bringing it, you are 100% correct.
April 6th, 2014
1:09 pm
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April 6th, 2014
1:11 pm
SW — PREACH, PREACH, PREACH!!!!!! And you sometimes wonder why we call you the "Godfather of the Cage!!!!"
April 6th, 2014
1:12 pm
For my sophomore effort, I would propose a move to sign a L-O-N-G shot free agent that could allow the Falcons to focus even more of their 2014 draft selections on the offense, with particular emphasis on the offensive line.
In short and summary, the Falcons should explore the option of signing Rolando McClain as a viable candidate for the starting MLB spot. The former Crimson Tide star is 24 years old,; 6′ 4″ and 256 lbs. and while McClain is around 17 months removed from playing in his last NFL game, the Baltimore Ravens, who currently hold his contract rights should he "unretired". want him back, troubled past and all. ( http://russellstreetreport.com/rolando-mcclain-preparing-for-a-return-in-2014/)
The reason: talent and his $700,000 K. A 4th round pick, max , should do a deal . The guy has All Pro talent and it appears the money has run ,so he is motivated. Perhaps former team mates Julio Junes and Mike Johnson can lure him to play closer to home and family.
Long shot-no doubt but the payoff could be long term with a line backing core of Spoon, Rolando and either Khalil Mack or Anthony Barr, the D would be truly agile, mobile and hostile.
April 6th, 2014
1:13 pm
* the money has run OUT*
April 6th, 2014
1:15 pm
For those that think that the first pick should be a pass rusher or OLB, I will only state this. I respect your opinion.
But you can not waste a first round pick, not to mention, move up and trade away picks in the same round, for a defensive player when there is STILL a cloud of uncertainty over the "approach" the "D" is going to take.
ESPN and NFL Network have sold so many Falcon fans on this "hybrid" approach or this advent of a most extensive "3-4″ use?
Do you really think the CFA would be out there saying we are staying "status quo" if he did not have the final say? What "head coach" would turn over "all" control of his "philosophy" to an assistant WHOM the "head coach" has "proven" to be far more successful than as a "head coach".
I will save that for another day. But it is an interesting question, huh?
April 6th, 2014
1:26 pm
Welcome to the Cage.
The Tee Pee would not touch this guy with a ten foot pole. If you motivation is money, your soul motivation is money, that is a red flag of the highest order. All I heard about this guy coming out was he was the "undisputed" pulse of the Alabama defense. He could not be relied on in Oakland and when given a second change by one of the best GMs in the game, McClain "abruptly" quit on the Baltimore Ravens.
If you can't find it in your soul to get it right for an organization that excels in producing defensive stalwarts like Baltimore, how can you be counted on to be a "game changer" in an oasis of inept defensive approach like Atlanta?
April 6th, 2014
1:40 pm
D3-Once again, OUTSTANING MY MAN. You should be getting paid. I'm not advocating we specifically draft an OT or pass rusher with our 1st pick, because I don't care which 1 we draft. Both situations are critical, both have been an issue for sometime & needs to be addressed.
I do know we don't have anyone of note on our roster that we can expect to provide us with an effective & consistent pass rush. With several RT candidates on our roster, we do have a chance to have at least 1 hopefully provide us with the production we need at RT. I just can't get past the feeling that the heads at Flowery Branch have taken this into consideration. The question is, how much will they let this factor into their 1st rd draft decision.
And don't think OL coach MTice won't have an impact on our OL this yr. ABlank has made certain he'll likely be the 1st OL coach under Smitty that will be allowed to make his own changes & adjustments to our blocking scheme.
April 6th, 2014
1:49 pm
K Strick
I love you like a brother; you know that. But I wish that I could have the faith in the front office that you have.
These clowns have wasted millions and millions of dollars on Rent-a Center players, Big Lots discounts, and yard sale pickups from along the byways and highways of the Peach State.
We had the most experienced set of coaches, collegiate and professional, in the NFC South, and we still have yet to dance on the grand stage.
If AB was to give all this control over to these new flashes in the night, why in the blue graces would the CFA stick around to have his "authority" seemingly undermined.
AB (aka Jerry Jones East) supposedly has instructed the entire operation to tighten up. So TD puts out an SOS to Pioli and Devaney; Mike Tice gets the call to "tighten" up the OL when he could not assist the Bears front office with overhauling their shame of an offensive line; and Mike Nolan, the great DC that has won with everyone' else's talent is seen as the equalizer now that he has Soliai and Jackson in the mix?
Reactionary football…that is the ONLY thing that this regime has mastered over its time. React to the "hot aspects" of what the successful have done. What have we sustained? What has this regime truly developed?
Again, I love you brother. But I have my flag in a position of distress when it comes to the pack at the Branch. They simply have to show me.
April 6th, 2014
2:39 pm
Curious….how many teams would love to be in this situation?
Mr. X Hill begins his second season as an offensive line coach.
Mr. X and Mr. Y work closely together as they develop the offensive line, ensuring the protection of a franchise and opening running lanes for the ground attack.
In Mr. X's first season, the offensive line proved to be a pillar of stability. In 16 games, he coached only two different offensive line combinations.
The offensive line assisted in the acquiring a conference best record and posting the second most total yards in team history (5,906). Additionally the unit recorded the third most first downs in a single-season (342). Finally, the offensive line facilitated the third highest point total in a single season (419) behind the offensive line.
Under the guidance of Mr. X, the offensive line saw the emergence of a fifth-year left tackle and a rookie offensive guard.
The left tackle was credited with only giving up 3.5 sacks according to STATS Inc. in 16 games. His 3.5 sacks allowed ranked tied for third in the NFL among tackles that started all 16 games.
The guard was thrust into a starting role when the incumbent was lost for the season in Week 6. He started the final 10 games of the regular season and in two playoff games.
This offensive line assisted in producing two 1,000-yard receivers while facilitating Pro Bowl status for the quarterback and both receivers.
April 6th, 2014
2:41 pm
Would you be happy with the efforts of Mr. X, Mr. Y, and their offensive line?
April 6th, 2014
2:48 pm
Tired of hearing and reading articles that the Falcons line was terrible. If Ryan was so concern about his health he would have taken less money. There is this thing called a salary cap.
April 6th, 2014
3:12 pm
Has anyone tried the mock simulator at fanspeak?
April 6th, 2014
3:28 pm
Tres bien SW, tres bien!
Unfortunately, I'm convinced that spikey will trade up with his buddy at #2 and take Mack/Clowney.
This will seal his fate and smitty's…unless Ken is right in the coaching Tice brings in.
Cage is diveded among OL/Pass rusher at 6, all good in healthy debates. Love Flo's mock for DT in 2nd…IF WE HAVE ONE!!!
AB, Plz tell spikey not to trade up, he has wasted way too many picks in the last 6yrs!!!
Wait until 6 and take your man, prefer OT but at this point I dont care…just DONT give away anymore of our picks!!!
April 6th, 2014
3:30 pm
April 6th, 2014
3:31 pm
D3, Thanks for all your work buddy!
April 6th, 2014
3:37 pm
Chris T, I have never tried it but will give it a shot.
JJ / Rock, thanks. I am holding out for the miracle but my heart tells me that you are on the mark. The trade is coming and God help them.
Danny O, no disrespect but…
In the words of the great Stephen A. Smith; if it walks like duck and quacks like a duck, it ain't a damned mongoose.
April 6th, 2014
3:39 pm
It is not the salary cap that is the issue; it is this "capped" mindset of the Atlanta front office that is.
April 6th, 2014
3:41 pm
JJ / Rock
Flo has been on a roll for sure and has done a fine job with his mocks.
But have no fear….Cocoa and Tee Pee Sports are putting the final board together. And it will not be long before the world can peek into the mind of Cocoa.
April 6th, 2014
3:58 pm
- Always look fwd to the Cages' Godfathers draft manifesto!
- Its a yrly treat for those new to the cage.
- But if my brother SW is Cocca mel jr—FLO has earned the "Mckay jr" status.
With our draft seating, a early 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th picks are really 5 picks in 4 rds…esp with the quality of this draft. Of course with wpp, that probably doesnt matter. But for the future coach, we need these first 5 picks to hit!!!
April 6th, 2014
4:01 pm
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April 6th, 2014
4:03 pm
You two make being a fan worthwhile
Good point about the Giants and Steelers. If I may, I'd like to add the Pats who, if I remember correctly, had a 3rd stringer and a guy from their PS on the OL by season's end.
April 6th, 2014
4:14 pm
SEMINOLE WARRIOR-it's not that I definitely have absolute faith in our front office, it's just a matter of them giving me a feeling about what they want or intend on doing. I also know this isn't the same front office of the past. Not only have new additions been made to make it more varied & experienced, but the 2 principle members, TD & Smitty, have been given an open mandate & direction by ABlank.
Whatever disconnect that might have existed between TD, Smitty &/or the coaching staff will definitely be tempered, if not eliminated, by the new front office additions. OL coach MTice wasn't hired just to coach up a potential top 2-3 OT. He was hired to coach up what's already on the roster, as well as possible low 1st or high 2nd or 3rd rd rookie OLinemen.
If we end up drafting an OT with our 1st pick, beautiful, it would be a welcomed & needed addition. If we end up drafting a pass rusher, beautiful, it would also be a welcomed & needed addition. I'm far more interested in getting the job done more so than who we get specifically or how we go about getting it done. I do have far more confidence in our newly configured front office than before.
April 6th, 2014
4:18 pm
Thanks for the assist, SG. I forgot about the Pats who were in a major reconstruction in 2013.
JJ / Rock,
Just wait until the meet and greet!! It is going to an energy packed day of wings, drink, and intense yet fun debate of the 2014 season.
And you are dead on about the future head coach and his needs. A certain 53 year old offensive mind that the Tee Pee has transitioned to should be available. And offense is his specialty which will allow the great Nolan to stay and see if he can figure out something.
April 6th, 2014
4:20 pm
Nothing but respect and admiration for your voice of reason, K Strick. Only time will tell.
In the meantime, stay focused and keep up the strength. You have to be at the meet and great so that we can have discussions/forums face to face.
April 6th, 2014
4:26 pm
Ooops…meet and greet.
April 6th, 2014
4:31 pm
As much as I'd like to see a Gritz Blitz Part Deux, I've gotta go w/ fortifying the O-Line first. We face 3 solid D's twice a year in our own conference.
While I'm curious as to what the hell the Panthers' plan is this off-season, they accounted for 25% of MR2's sacks in '13. Yes, the last game w/ 9 sacks was an aberration but it still displays how really, really, really bad our OL was (and how obvious our game plans were). The Saints haven't hurt their D so far and the Bucs, overall, are on a quick road to recovery.
That said, to protect MR2 and allow him the time, some time, ok, any time to utilize the weapons now stockpiled, O-Line first.
April 6th, 2014
4:39 pm
If we draft an OT with our 1st pick, I'm convinced we could get a very effective SITUATIONAL pass rusher, who won't be an immediate starter, with our 2nd rd pick, or at the bottom of the 1st if we trade up. If we go this route I'd strongly suggest we double dip.
One thing I refuse to do is dwell on the past or use it as an excuse to maintain a negative attitude or approach to the team, front office, the upcoming season or our future. I do believe TD gets an undeserved bad rap. He's had his share of misses, but he's also drafted some players with talent & potential that needed developing, only to have their development needs ignored. Is that his fault?
April 6th, 2014
4:44 pm
"OL coach MTice wasn't hired just to coach up a potential top 2-3 OT. He was hired to coach up what's already on the roster, as well as possible low 1st or high 2nd or 3rd rd rookie O-Linemen."
Well, I certainly hope, for the sake of all fans, he (Tice) has better luck than what he did in Chicago.
Former first rounder Chris Williams, whom TIce inherited, and former first rounder Gabe Carimi who the Bears took while Tice was there, are still being waited upon to blossom.
In the mean time, we will keep an eye on Paul Dunn (OL Coach for Houston now) and Paul Boudreau, entering his second year at St. Louis to see if we made the right moves in dumping both.
April 6th, 2014
4:57 pm
K Strick
Again, nothing but respect for the stance you hold strongly. As you know, I have defended TD in the past. But someone has to be held accountable for the shortcomings that befell this team. And if he is in fact the man, then he has to have some blame placed at his feet.
As you know, I really have issues with the shortcomings in player development by this regime. And again, you are the man, you have to assess your total organization. And if the CFA plus his staff can not get the job done, then they need to be cut loose.
After all, player development issues continued after the release of such coaches as Emmit Thomas, Mike Murlarkey, and Brian Van Gorder. Then here we go again with the releases of Paul Dunn, Paul Boudreau, Ray Hamilton, and Pat Hill.
So yes, if the buck stops with him in terms of the team's direction, the court of public opinion is absolutely correct when doubting where we truly are.
April 6th, 2014
4:57 pm
Ken 4:39
I like that first paragraph = program acceleration offsets compromise.
Second paragraph; I've bashed on him too but, while I understand all GMs whiff, my perception is he goes out of his way to impress the NFL world that he can outsmart, and out deal everyone. This leads to overspending, (where do I begin?), and ignoring a player's possible as well as obvious talent / health downsides.
As far as his trade up MO, I've pointed out previously, long before this regime was in place a certain owner like to go off and trade up for the Maserati Du Jour.
April 6th, 2014
5:04 pm
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5:36 pm
D3 ( our CEO & President) – once again, don't see any stone unturned in your weekly post. It's all there for those who wish to see and smell the napalm! Good job, Boss.
Warrior (our Godfather) – I know what bothers you bothers me, too. We can make the obvious, most logical cases for our many needs and they fit like "hand-in-glove". But, heretofore, we have NEVER had a FO in the TD/CFA regime to aim the cannon directly at logical choices. Based on past botches, until I actually witness it, don't expect them to do the logical – unless Arthur and the newly arrived gurus mandate such. (I can just see TD acting like an expectant Dad pacing and chain smoking w/ phone to ear when the draft starts, hoping Houston, St. Louis, etc. accepts his Dick Butkus offer to trade all picks for one player! Another FUBAR waiting to happen…)
TRENCHES, beginning w/ O-line – FOREVER.
April 6th, 2014
5:39 pm
K Strick @ 5:04
Great read.
April 6th, 2014
5:51 pm
D3-good work! For those who wish to see the possibilities, it's very clear. Thank you!
Warrior – what bothers you bothers many of us. SNAFUS in the past. What's to stop FUBARS in the future draft? Mandates by Arthur and newbies to the front office?
I can just see TD before Houston selects …he's pacing around like an expectant Dad, o.d. on coffee, chain smoking w/ phone to ear..waiting to hear if Houston, St. Louis, etc. will accept his Dick Butkus-Ricky offer to trade all our choices for one player. And, the Branch Band played on…
O.T. – yes. (And this from a rush/blitz pressure the QB specialty guy.) Trenches first – always, but O-line 1st, this year, followed by D-line & safety. Gator bait or dawg food?
April 6th, 2014
5:52 pm
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D3 – In 2013 I entered the MOCK contest (for the 1st time) with the mindset of what's best for the Falcons and that's basically what I have done in my recent mocks. WRONG APPROACH !
Falcons "telegraphed" who their 1st pick would be _ Desmond Trufant (CB) was no surprise at #1. The 2013 draft was deep with quality, big butt DT's, a rarity in most drafts. Knowing that the Falcons would go #1 Trufant (CB) and knowing a DT would be there for the taking in Rd #2 the Falcons threw me a curve. Not one single DT did they draft! It was Robert Alford (CB) who had been predominantly mocked as a Rd #3 pick. Of course, the Falcons had traded away their 3rd Rd to get Trufant so they reached for their 2nd CB in Rd #2. From then on out it was one curveball (and a few spit balls) one after another.
#1 Desmond Trufant (CB) – no brainer but was torn on the possibility of a trade up to get him – deciding to not trade up.
#2 Robert Alford (CB) – projected 3rd, 4th Rd pick – I would call this a "reach"
#3 traded away – this is where I would have taken my 2nd CB
#4 Mallicah Goodman (DE) – at least I considered him here
#4 Levino Toy Boy (TE) – vaguely hear of him but he was backup TE at Stanford
#5 Stansly Maponga (DE) – he had just had surgery & rep was injury prone
#6 traded away
#7 Kemal Ishmael (S) – who ???
#7 Zeke Motta (S) – a 4.85 40 safety ??? (strike #1) from Notre Dame (strike #2)
#7 Sean Renfree (QB) – (2 safeties, 2 DE's and a Renfree in a pear tree)
*** Common sense – we don't need no stinkin' common sense !!!
April 6th, 2014
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http://fanspeak.com/ontheclock/sharedraft.php?d=hyaflq Here is a pc simulated mock I done earlier today. I traded down once and up once. Overall I am pleased except for S position. I may have screwed up on that one.


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Borden is the first outside director to come in and work with Capitol Shakespeare.
He is a Professor at the Carson School of Theatre and Film at the University of Nebraska, but this summer he's also teaching a class at Bismarck State College and directing the Tempest.
He says the Tempest is one of his favorite plays.
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Panera Bread employs about 60 full and part-time employees.
The Shops at Marcus Dairy stand where the Marcus Dairy and its Dairy Bar once stood, and the shops are slowly coming together. Sleep Number is likely to open Friday and other shops will follow in 2013. The dairy was demolished in 2011.
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The new Shops at Marcus Dairy can be reached from Sugar Hollow and from Backus Avenue. A driver taking Exit 3 from I-84 would stay right and avoid going straight into the Danbury Fair Mall. The entrance to the shops is on the right.
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ROBERTS, WI (WTAQ) - At least five people have died in separate house fires in Wisconsin during this week's brutal cold snap.
66-year-old Roberta Eastman died Wednesday at Regions Hospital in St. Paul Minnesota. She was pulled from her burning mobile home on Tuesday night at Roberts in far western Wisconsin.
Authorities said a lighted cigarette may have caused the fire. An investigation continues.
Officials praised the actions of the first responders. While heavy smoke drove rescuers away, state trooper Robert Unruh had a gas mask in his squad car -- and he used it to enter the mobile home, where he and Roberts police officer Todd Shafer found Eastman and removed her.
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June 10 -- Valley Restaurant, 96%, handles on drawers and cookers need to be maintained, shelving covered, ice scoop not properly stored, fountain collars need to be clean.
June 17 -- Leesburg Grocery, 100% (retail), 97% (food) ceiling tiles in bad repair, shelving.
June 19 -- China House, 91%, 5-gallon buckets need to be thrown out and not reused, back door needs seal, dry goods need to have containers and covers in place; food needs to be covered while in walk-in cooler, food has to be minimum of six inches off floor in walk-in.
The Harrison County Health Center provides a wide variety of services for the school age child. For school aged children, up-to-date immunization certificates are also required by the school.Required immunizations are available for every school age child under 18.
Parents of preschoolers, kindergarten and sixth grade students need to schedule a physical for their child prior to the beginning of school. Costs for exams at the Health Center are based on a sliding fee scale. This scale takes into consideration the number in the household and household income.
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Terri Garrelts, a licensed massage therapist, started at HMH in April and has been hard at work expanding the hospitals capabilities.
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July 9 At 4:12 p.m., a Pearl Street woman reported that her juvenile son was struck in the eye by an adult male.
July 11 At 9:27 p.m., Christy Nickerson, Newsom Avenue, reported that while she was away from her residence, someone knocked her satellite dish down.
July 12 At 12:44 a.m., David and Hannah Wolfe reported that they are being harassed by individuals on motorcycles.
July 13 At 10:31 a.m., Kathy Spurlock, Webster Avenue, reported that her vehicle was taken without her permission.
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Be prepared for some fine storytelling, exaggerated or not, when the Harrison County Football Alumni Association hosts its annual Hall of Fame Induction and Banquet at Harrison County High School cafeteria on Aug. 9.
With more than 250 members, the HCFAA is undoubtedly the largest, most active and most productive sports support group in Harrison County.
Judge David Melcher is waiting for a family court docket without a domestic violence case.
Hes not holding his breath.
In fact, during the last five years, domestic violence cases have been on the rise.
During all of 2003, there were 40 new domestic violence cases filed in Harrison County.
Melcher said that number more than doubled by 2007 with 83 new cases being filed.
Its not just a Harrison County problem either, Melcher said. In neighboring Pendleton County, there were 33 cases in 2003, compared to 75 last year.
* Cynthiana Democrat, July 26, 1917 -- Big crowd at Cynthiana Court Day. The livestock market not so strong as last court day. Auctioneer W. F. Renaker reported about 200 head of cattle. They sold from eight to nine cents a pound. Cows brought from $50 to $90 dollars a head. Plug horses sold from $40 to $75, and good horses from $100 to $150.
* Log Cabin, May 26, 1880 -- Gus Berry, charged with throwing rocks at Dover Colemans house, was fined $5 and costs for breach of peace. A $100 peace bond was also required of him in default of which he was sent to jail.
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Este 1898 Seashore Inn ha sido restaurado y elegantemente amuebladas, con reminiscencias de la vuelta del siglo. Desde el hall de entrada majestuosa a las salas de estar y comedor de la catedral, el hotel ofrece un entorno amable. La casa es un magnífico paso atrás en la era de la grandeza. Simple, pero señorial, espléndida, pero un lugar donde puedes llamar a casa. Durante más de un siglo, los viajeros han conocido y admirado el Inn por su calidez, sus puertas abiertas, sus habitaciones con el sol del verano radiante a través de las muchas paredes de las ventanas. Ubicado a una cuadra de la playa, paseo marítimo, zonas comerciales, tobogán, alquiler de bicicletas. A dos cuadras de la calle 9 Music Pier y Amusement Center de Gillian. Baños privados o suites familiares disponibles. Disfrute de un desayuno completo pródiga en una mesa de café de porche delantero, o en el interior del comedor adornado con plata y porcelana. Las entradas incluyen gofres belgas crujiente, chocolate mezclada o blueberry pancakes, tostadas doradas. Complementado por su elección de cálida tarta de fruta, magdalenas apenas horneados, panecillos clasificados con crema de queso, cereales, magdalenas y mermelada, mezcla de frutas frescas, tés, café y zumo de naranja recién exprimido. Depósito retornable etiquetas de playa gratuitos. Parking en el mismo recinto, claves para quedar con posadero. Capture los recuerdos del verano en Ocean City, haciendo que el Plymouth Inn su propia casa de vacaciones.
Esta habitación está decorada en azul wedgewood, y acogedoramente atrapa todos los que se quedan. Disfrute de la comodidad de un lavabo de estilo victoriano en la habitación y baño privado.
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Esta habitación está profusamente decorada, ideal para una escapada romántica. Para aquellos que gustan de pasar el tiempo en la sala, la mayoría prefiere esta habitación.
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Si las camas con dosel de altura son de su elección, usted preferiría esta habitación. La cama de la reina llamativo se encuentra debajo de un ventanal. Baño privado en la habitación.
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Esta suite familiar consta de 2 dormitorios, cada uno con cama de matrimonio. Baño privado dentro de la suite. Ideal para parejas con niños, o de viaje con los invitados.
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Esta suite meticuously decorado consta de dos dormitorios con un baño compartido. Dormer habitación muñeca con cama gueen, sala con camas dobles e individuales.
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4,8 en julio 14, 2014
Our family stayed at this b & b in May and it was a wonderful experience. This bed and breakfast is exactly what it is a bed and breakfast. Excellent service, wonderful innkeeper, great breakfast and a block away from the beach.
1,6 en junio 30, 2014
My wife booked a four night stay here in the Queen Mum's Suite 1. After swiping our credit cards, we are taken to the room. What a dump!!! I have a closet at home bigger than this room. It was so small I had to walk in sideways with my bag. Old furniture, not antique furniture. The bathroom was awful. Small, wallpaper falling off the walls and this rusty metal shower stall that I would not set foot in. I can't believe the nerve of someone to rent out a disgraceful room like this and at the high price they were charging. We complained and were upgraded to a better room but not by much. The bathroom had been renovated at some point but they never bothered to take the paperwork off the new windows. The furniture was once again old and beat up with chips and dents. It looked like it came from the Salvation Army. And the room had an old musty smell which after three days of having the windows open, never went away. We wound up leaving one day early because all the rooms were booked for the final night except the original dump, I mean room. The owner doesn't live there, so it is strictly a money making operation. I think that says a lot.
4,0 en marzo 05, 2012
What a wonderful charming place this B&B is. The breakfast is fantastic, and the innkeepers are really friendly and make you feel at home. The accommodations are very nice, and its only one short block to the boardwalk. We went for First Night, and had a great time. The living room has a very nicely tuned piano. We even found a toy box for our kids. We will be back soon.
4,2 en julio 28, 2011
We just stayed at the Plymouth Inn last weekend and had such a relaxing time. Marie, the Innkeeper is the sweetest person and makes the best breakfast. She makes you feel welcome and is an amazing Innkeeper. The guest rooms are clean, housekeeping is excellent and such history about the Inn. We can't wait to go back next month. Thanks Marie for an enjoyable stay!
4,6 en junio 26, 2011
First I must say this was my first B&B experience and sure not to be my last as long as Marie is the innkeeper! The Plymouth Inn was VERY clean and fresh and the food was the best I had the 2 days I stayed in OC. That being said... owner should invest in better quality mattresses for the apartment suite. I can not however stress strongly enough that the innkeeper MAKES this B&B. She is a jewel and they are darn lucky to have her!
3,4 en mayo 23, 2011
This was my first time at a Bed and Breakfast and it was such a neat experience. My husband and I were celebrating 10 years of marriage and I thought it would be nice to get away. We only wanted to go for one night and the Plymouth Inn was the only one I could find that would accomadate us.Marie welcomed us right away and gave us the parking space right out front! We loved that we didn't have to move our car at all since we were so close to the beach and boardwalk! Marie was very helpful and sweet. She made us a really good breakfast in the morning too! We will hopefully return again for another anniversary or may even bring the kids. It is such a nice place and convenient since it is so close to the beach and boardwalk!!
5 en septiembre 09, 2009
My husband and I went away to Ocean City NJ for a couple of days. Let me tell you we stayed at the Plymouth Inn a few years ago and decided to stop in too see if they had any vacancies. Lucky for us they did. The breakfast was still the best around. The Inn Keeper was the cutest little thing and such a hard worker. We just love it there and everything about the place is just great ! Thank you Marie for doing such a great job ! Take care and we will be back.....
4,4 en septiembre 02, 2008
From the minute you meet Marie you feel like your home. She is there to help you in any way from the best breakfast in Ocean City, to getting you the iron out to finding you a parking place in front. Marie goes out of her way to know your name and treats you like family. The Plymouth Inn is very clean, from your room to the common areas to the kitchen. While the rooms can be "cozy", the beds are VERY comfortable and plenty of storage. Eating breakfast on fine china, sitting on the front porch at night relaxing after a great day on the beach and only a block from the boardwalk/beach makes this a place I know I will return to. We chose this Inn based off the internet and other reviews, without seeing it in person, but we picked a winner!
4,0 en junio 16, 2008
I stayed here and loved it. The Inn is very pretty, clean and close to the beach/boardwalk. The breakfasts are fresh made and delicious....really nice....Marie is the Innkeeper....she does everything to make your stay a pleasant one. She goes out of her way to make sure everything is fine...
4,0 en febrero 10, 2008
My husband and I stayed in September 07 for my birthday. We had just had a baby in April 07 and he wanted to take me out for the night and we decided to stay here. It was very nice and clean. And it is very family oriented and want to come back and bring our son. The front porch is great if you like to just relax and have a bottle of wine. The lady that runs it was very nice. We hope to stay again this summer!!!!
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Jeremy Smay moved his family to St. Petersburg from the mid-west to start a new chapter in their lives. But their new dreams would be crushed after their house was tented for termites.
"The house here was tented like this. They had just used a knife and sliced right down the middle of the tent here," he pointed out Wednesday afternoon.
Smay already had a bad feeling when he left his home on 52nd Street South three and a half weeks ago.
"I had this gut feeling that something was going to happen because of the way the home was left during the fumigation process," he said.
His front window was left open under the tent to air out the house. The Saint Petersburg Police Department said that when Christopher Alexander decided to break in.
"Some of the items that were taken are worth no monetary value what so ever they were family treasures," he said.
Smay said Alexander stole about $8,000 worth of new electronics, jewelry and even a gun. But he also got away with the family's sense of security.
"Seeing my wife peeking out the window at 4 in the morning every time she hears a noise checking the locks and the windows is the most heartbreaking out of it all," he said.
Officers caught up with Alexander on Monday around nine in the morning. They were responding to a burglary in progress on 32nd Avenue North. The resident at that address had observed Alexander attempting to break into his house through the back door.
When officers arrived, Alexander fled and entered the garage of another residence down the street and tried to hide from the police. A K-9 officer tracked him to the garage where he was found hiding in the rafters.
Alexander became a suspect in a series of burglaries to homes that had been tented for fumigation. Over the previous five months, twelve residences that had been tented had been broken into.
He told officers he would break into the fumigated homes, but would have his face covered with a painters mask to protect him which didn't always work.
"He was actually breathing in this toxic chemical and on at least one occasion he acknowledge he got extremely sick from going inside," said Mike Puetz with the St.Petersburg Police Department.
Alexander became a suspect in late June when his wife, Candice Alexander sold some property taken in one such burglary to an antique store.
As for Smay and his family, they're looking to move again and next time he will not take any chances if his home needs to be tented.
"I will be sitting out front of my house ready for anybody to approach," he said.
Christopher Alexander is being charged with six counts of residential burglary with three of those cases being to tented residences.
Detectives are also looking for a co-defendant who they believe participated with Alexander in several of the burglaries. He is Michale Murphy, 36 and his current whereabouts are unknown. Murphy is 5'10 145lbs with red hair and brown eyes. He has a tattoo of a tiger on the inside of his left forearm and one of a dragon on his right.
St.Pete PD are asking for the public's help in finding Murphy. Anyone with information should call the non-emergency number at 727-893-7780, Text a Tip to 727-420-8911 or leave a confidential tip at 727-892-5000.
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In this thesis we examine the computational complexity of determining the satisfaction of various Mal'cev conditions. First we present a novel classification of linear idempotent Mal'cev conditions based on the form of the equations with which they are represented. Using this classification we present a class of conditions which can be detected in polynomial time when examining idempotent algebras. Next we generalize an existing result of Freese and Valeriote by presenting another class of conditions whose satisfaction is exponential time hard to detect in the general case, and en route we prove that it is equally hard to detect local constant terms. The final new contribution is an extension of a recent result of Maróti to a subclass class of weak Mal'cev conditions, proving that their detection is decidable and providing a rough upperbound for the complexity of the provided algorithm for said detection. We close the thesis by reviewing the current state of knowledge with respect to determining satisfaction of linear idempotent Mal'cev conditions.
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UPDATE 1/3/2013: Fox 2 News has learned the victim is 47-year-old Ellen Marie Shea of Redford Township. Neighbors said she was into drugs and may have recently been released from jail.
DETROIT (WJBK) -- For days, the same car sat parked outside a Detroit store. Police made a disturbing discovery inside that car -- a woman's body."I noticed the car on New Year's Eve and it raised suspicion because at the grocery store, all the cars are off the lot by ten o'clock and there were two cars here and one eventually left on the first, but this particular car was still here and it just didn't seem right," a woman told me."I informed someone at the store. Next thing I know, the ambulance was here and the police arrived and there was a woman inside and she was deceased."An EMS crew smashed the glass trying to save the life of the person inside a bronze colored car. A 47-year-old Redford woman is dead. Sources told me her body had been inside the car since last year sitting in the passenger seat in the parking lot of the Old Redford Food Center on Grand River."It's extremely busy. This is the number one grocery store around. People walk to it. Some people drive to it. It's nothing but older people and senior citizens around, so I fear for the safety of my mother and her neighbors, and it just makes me wonder what's really going on. What really happened. Somebody knows something and they just need to come forward. That could be someone's mother," the woman remarked.Police are still working to figure out if this woman had been reported missing. They do not believe she died of natural causes, although they did not find any trauma on her body. The medical examiner will determine her exact cause of death.
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PERRYSBURG, OH (WTOL) - A young Perrysburg boy has been inspired to help children with cancer after seeing WTOL's coverage of Alexa Brown's Journey.
10-year-old Jase Whitner took donations Thursday night at Toth Elementary School's book fair and family fun night to help keep Alexa Brown's memory alive.
The fifth grader is near the same age Alexa was when she passed away. He never met her and didn't know her personally, but says he certainly knew what she would want him to do.
Jase is collecting money for Alexa's scholarship fund and Cure Search, a group that focuses on childhood cancer research. He says he saw Alexa on the news and wanted to help. "Some kids just have to go through that and it's just sad."
One of those kids was 7-year-old Maddie Trudel who passed away in 2006. Her aunt Maggie Laube from Perrysburg helped take care of the little girl during her 18-month fight against cancer. "She was a very dynamic young lady like Alexa and she had a really good heart and touched a lot of people."
Trudel and others felt so touched they made donations d. Jon Hawker got a gold ribbon for his daughter.
"There's a lot of good causes out there, everyone's got to fight their fight and looks like he's picked up a good one."
The Brown family was on the minds of many. "Your heart goes out to them and you want to do everything you can to help... The first thing I did was go to that table and help," said Toth Elementary Principal Beth Christoff.
Jase had a message for the browns as well. "Thank you for letting me do this and I hope you guys feel better."
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Appeals court hears city's motion to delay stop-and-frisk reforms
The city's motion to delay the stop-and-frisk reforms mandated by a federal judge was heard for the first time Tuesday by judges from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
The judge's ruling established a monitor over the NYPD as well as several specific measures, such as a pilot program equipping officers from five precincts with body cameras.
The plaintiff's lawyer remarked after the hearing Tuesday that the Appeals Court was an "active bench."
"The judges had a lot of questions for everybody," Center for Constitutional Rights attorney Darius Charney said after the approximately two-hour proceedings.
One judge was particularly bothered by the amount of time the city had taken in bringing the motion to delay. Judge Jose Cabranes said the city was four to six weeks late in doing so, and asked if it was planning a "rope-a-dope" attack like the boxer Muhammad Ali, feigning lethargy "before springing to life."
The "glacial pace" at which the city had approached this motion, he said, called into question its insistence that the remedies posed immediate and irreparable harm to the NYPD — that the ruling itself is harming the NYPD already.
"A reasonable observer, in reviewing the record, could think the city government has been speaking out of two sides of its mouth," Cabranes suggested.
All three judges expressed doubt that, were the NYPD in such dire straits, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly would have allowed the city's law department to take so long in reacting to the ruling.
The judges, Judge Barrington Parker in particular, also brought up the presumptive next mayor, Bill de Blasio, who as public advocate filed an amicus brief against the city's motion and has vowed repeatedly to throw out any appeal the city leaves open. With the non-expedited timeline the city has laid out, the appeal would extend well into 2014, likely not being decided until March at the earliest.
After the hearing, city attorney Celeste Koeleveld made a brief statement reiterating the city's position and declined to take questions. She repeated the claim she made during the proceedings, however, that any delay was the fault of the plaintiff.
But Charney said that allegation was "absolutely false" and that the only way the city tried to expedite the process was by "trying to abbreviate our time to respond."
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As Director of the Physical Plant, Steve oversees the departments of Grounds, Housekeeping, Maintenance and Transportation. Steve is very involved in the planning and construction of new buildings and chairs the Campus Safety Committee. He is a member of the Indiana Association of Physical Plant Administrators (IAPPA), Midwest Association of Physical Plant Administrators (MAPPA) and Michigan Association of Physical Plant Administrators. Steve has been employed by Bethel since 1987.
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Part of Lesson Plan: Buttons 1: Pyramid
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(See the attached PDF of this project, which can be duplicated as a handout for your students. A Word doc is also attached that you can modify to suit your version of Flash or other animation application.)
The Problem
Your local museum has asked you to make an interactive animation of the Great Pyramid of Egypt for their web site. The animation should have a cross section of the pyramid revealing passages and rooms, it should provide close up views of all the chambers, and be interactive and self-explanatory. This animation should be simple enough for anyone to use. Perhaps Flash CS4 can help!
Creating a Flash Document
1. Open Flash CS4
You should see a window called untitled-1. This is where you build the project.
Go to FILE --> SAVE AS
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Then, select your project folder and click SAVE.
3. Work in Essentials layout. If your layout looks different from the one shown, go to the options in the top right of your Flash window and toggle to "Reset Essentials". This provides you will all of the tools you will need to make your project. On the right side of the screen, there is a bar called Tools. To the left is the Properties Window, with a tab for the Library—you will need to see both of these.
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WAUSAU, Wis (WSAU) There was a two-car crash on the Highway 52 Parkway in Wausau yesterday afternoon.
It happened just after 1pm. A police officer on regular patrol was the first to notice the crash before anyone called 9-1-1.
Eyewitnesses say one car ran a red light at the intersection of 18th Avenue. It was hit by another vehicle, causing the first car to roll over. Both drivers were taken from the scene by ambulance. Their injuries are not life threatening. The crash is still under investigation.


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The fire, which was due in part to the weather, erupted inside a commercial building on South Main Street at roughly 2 p.m. today.
The building was successfully evacuated and firefighters worked for several hours to put out the flames. Crews from more than a dozen communities responded to the blaze.
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Why Should Christians "Wait for the Hope of Righteousness" (Galatians 5:5)?
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text: Nome 1st Class City in the Nome Census Area Community Details Area Type Community Current Population 3,659 Population Comment 2013 DCCED Certified Estimate Pronunciation/Other Names Community's Judicial District 2 Recording District Cape Nome Census Designated Place (CDP) Yes Borough/Census Area FIPS Code 180 Place FIPS 54920 Geography and Climate Location Nome was built along the Bering Sea on the south coast of the Seward Peninsula, facing Norton Sound. It lies 539 air miles northwest of Anchorage, a 75-minute flight. It lies 102 miles south of the Arctic Circle and 161 miles east of Russia. Climate January temperatures range from -3 to 11 °F; July temperatures are typically 44 to 65 °F. Average annual precipitation is 18 inches, with 56 inches of snowfall. Community Map Available No Latitude 64.5011 Longitude -165.4064 Sq Mi Land 12.50 Sq Mi Water 9.10 History and Culture History Malemiut, Kauweramiut, and Unalikmiut Eskimos have occupied the Seward Peninsula historically, with a well-developed culture adapted to the environment. Around 1870 to 1880, the caribou declined on the peninsula and the Eskimos changed their diets. Gold discoveries in the Nome area had been reported as far back as 1865 by Western Union surveyors seeking a route across Alaska and the Bering Sea. But it was a $1500-to-the-pan gold strike on tiny Anvil Creek in 1898 by three Scandinavians, Jafet Lindeberg, Erik Lindblom, and John Brynteson, that brought thousands of miners to the "Eldorado." Almost overnight an isolated stretch of tundra fronting the beach was transformed into a tent-and-log cabin city of 20,000 prospectors, gamblers, claim jumpers, saloon keepers, and prostitutes. The gold-bearing creeks had been almost completely staked, when some entrepreneur discovered the "golden sands of Nome." With nothing more than shovels, buckets, rockers and wheel barrows, thousands of idle miners descended upon the beaches. Two months later the golden sands had yielded one million dollars in gold (at $16 an ounce). A narrow-gauge railroad and telephone line from Nome to Anvil Creek was built in 1900. The City of Nome was formed in 1901. By 1902 the more easily reached claims were exhausted and large mining companies with better equipment took over the mining operations. Since the first strike on tiny Anvil Creek, Nome's gold fields have yielded $136 million. The gradual depletion of gold, a major influenza epidemic in 1918, the Great Depression, and World War II each influenced Nome's population. A disastrous fire in 1934 destroyed most of the city. Culture The population of Nome is a mixture of Inupiat Eskimos and non-Natives. Although some employment opportunities are available, subsistence activities are prevalent in the community. Former villagers from King Island also live in Nome. Nome is the finish line for the 1,100-mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race from Anchorage, held each March. Federally Recognized Tribe Yes Name of Federally Recognized Tribe King Island Native Community, Native Village of Council, Nome Eskimo Community, Village of Solomon Facilities, Utilities, and Health Care Municipal Facilities & Utilities Piped Water, Water Delivery, Piped Sewar, Electric, Refuse Collection, Landfill, Harbor/Port, Police, Volunteer Fire/Ambulance, Animal Control, Library, Museum, Recreation Center, Convention Center & Visitors Bureau, Roads, Coastal Management, Schools Economy Subsistence Yes Number of Commercial Fishing Permit Holders 54 Number of Commercial Fishing Permits Issued 92 CDQ Participant Yes Gallon of Heating Fuel Gallon of Gasoline Local Labor Market Info URL http://live.laborstats.alaska.gov/alari/index.cfm?r=4&b=17&p=228&goplace=go Transportation Transportation Nome is a regional center of transportation for surrounding villages. The Port of Nome plays an essential role in regional transportation infrastructure. Nome is primarily accessible by air, although containerized household goods, building materials, vehicles, heavy equipment, and all petroleum products arrive by water during summer months. There are 10-12 cargo barges and 8-10 fuel barges/tankers that make scheduled deliveries each season. An additional trans-loading facility in the Inner Harbor was built in 2013 to address congestion at the existing barge ramp and allow more efficient transfers of cargo and rolling stock. The Small Boat Harbor plays host to about 25 commercial fishing vessels and a large offshore mining fleet which at times exceeds capacity. Alaska DOT's Snake River Bridge Replacement Project was completed in 2013 and will facilitate the increased traffic to and from the Port. Two state-owned airports are located in the community. The Nome Airport, located one mile northwest of the City, has two paved runways. Nome City Field, less than one mile north of the City, offers an additional gravel strip. Scheduled jet flights are available, as well as charter and helicopter services. Regional travel is facilitated by a network of 230 miles of gravel roads between Nome and the communities of Teller, Solomon, and Council. A network of winter trails links with outlying communities during winter months. Harbor/Dock Yes State Ferry No Cargo Barge Yes Road Connection No Coastal Yes Legislative Districts Community's Senate District T Community's House District 39 Municipal Powers Incorporation Type 1st Class City Public Education Must provide the service in accordance with AS 14. City Council or Assembly Composition and Apportionment 6 members elected at-large, except the council may provide for election other than at-large. Election and Term of Mayor Elected at large for a 3-year term, unless a different term not to exceed 4 years is provided by ordinance. Ability to Attain Home-Rule Status Voters may adopt home-rule charter.


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Produced by Oprah Winfrey, this lush, yet earthy telefilm was adapted from the 1937 novel by Zora Neale Hurston. Set in rural Florida, the story begins several years after emancipation. Janie (a soulful Halle Berry) is a dreamy-eyed teenager, who never knew her parents. She was raised by the bitter Nanny (Ruby Dee), an ex-slave, who marries her off to an older man the minute she gets the chance. Mr. Killicks works Janie like a dog, but leaves her alone otherwise (he's abusive in the book). Then Janie meets the courtly Joe (Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Lackawanna Blues), who whisks her away from the muck to the black township of Eatonville. The two proceed to transform the town from a patch of dirt into a real community. Along the way, Joe becomes mayor and Janie a mere helpmate. Except for her friend Phoeby (Nicki Micheaux), the townspeople confuse her sadness for conceit and she ends up lonelier than ever. Twenty years later, Joe dies and Janie takes up with the younger Tea Cake (Michael Ealy, Barbershop). Much like the other literary adaptations with which she's been associated (The Color Purple, Beloved, etc.), this Oprah production boasts an impressive line-up of African-American talent, including Terrence Howard (Crash) as the covetous Amos. A mostly successful mix between suds and substance, Their Eyes Were Watching God, which premiered on ABC, was directed by Darnell Martin, co-written by Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan Lori-Parks, and graced with a classy score by frequent Spike Lee collaborator Terence Blanchard. --Kathleen C. Fennessy
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