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- Bingo Buffalo Ears are a hit at my house Review by Boop in Fla
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If a dog ever loved a treat and could talk he would tell you "This is his VERY Favorite Treat" , and he would recommend them to all his friends. they are easily digested, low cal,much better for the dogs than Pig's ears. I love the fact that they have NO preservative or Chemicals in them and are a good source of Protein. Plus it's super fast delivery which I appreciate. (Posted on 8/16/14)
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I feel a little more confident serving plain than doctored up treats, and my dogs seemed to enjoy these every bit as much as the smoked version. They'll get both! (Posted on 8/4/14)
- Better Than Pig (in our minds) Review by BrooksHuey
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They don't smell, which is good. One dog loved them. The boy dog teased the girl dog with his partially eaten one until she took it from him. (Posted on 4/14/14)
Made of 100% natural grass fed buffalo, the Bingo Natural Buffalo Ear Dog Chew Treat is low in fat and has no preservatives or chemicals. Bingo Natural Buffalo Ear Dog Chew Treat is easily digested for any age dog and the chewing promotes gum and teeth health. Bingo Natural Buffalo Ear Dog Chew Treat is also a very good source of protein giving your dog the energy they need to live a healthy and active lifestyle.


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Cricket Friction Free Perfect Curls Set
Cricket Friction Free Perfect Curls Set features the Cricket Friction Free Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron, Sedu Volumizing Heat Protecting Boost, and Cricket Amped Up Teasing Brush in Fuchsia.
Create less damage and get more shine with Cricket Friction Free Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron. This 1 1/4 inch barreled curling iron uses advanced technology to create a low friction tourmaline barrel, leaving behind nothing but shine as you curl your hair. The propriety coating reduces friction typically caused by curling and styling hair resulting in a smooth finish. The 5 temperature controls allows you to adjust the heat depending on your hair type. High heat resistant cool tip and plastic thumb grips eliminates burnt ears and fingers, and the padded thumb grip makes curling your hair comfortable and easy.
Cricket Friction Free Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Iron:
- 1 1/4 inch low friction ceramic tourmaline barrel
- Coating on barrel reduces friction caused by styling hair
- Reduces damage and increases shine
- Creates a smooth finish to hair
- Variable temperature with 5 controls
- Digital heat control with LED indicator light display
- Quickly heats up to 410F
- Cool tip for easy curling
- High heat resistant plastic thumb grip
- Padded thumb grip for comfort and control
- Built in safety stand so you don't burn countertops
- Can be used on all hair types
- Swivel cord for tangle-free styling
Cricket Amped Up Teasing Brush:
- Pointed pick separates and sections off hair
- Boar bristles for optimal teasing
- Soft bristles to prevent damage to hair
- Gives hair added lift and volume
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- Helps reduce friction and breakage for a faster, easier stress-free blow dry
- Hair gets extreme volume and body
- Crodosone W., Wheat proteins strengthen the hair
- Hair is conditioned and protected from heat styling stress
- Hair is transformed to a shiny, seductive finish
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Sedu Anti-Frizz Polishing Treatment with Moroccan Argan Oil
Sedu Anti-Frizz Polishing Treatment with pure Moroccan Argan Oil protects from heat damage, leaves hair incredibly smooth and shiny and controls frizz. Similar to Moroccanoil, it contains Argan Oil which is produced from the kernels of the argan tree, found in Morocco. Argan Oil is extraordinarily rich in things like natural tocopherols and vitamin E.
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Essential for flat irons and other electrical appliances, this handy accessory safely stores your flat iron while also protecting countertops and other surfaces from heat damage from irons. This heat-safe 5" by 12" flat iron bag holds your favorite flat iron or curling iron at temperatures up to 500 degrees F (260 degrees C).
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After gaining 65 pounds while pregnant with her second child, 35-year old Alana Ezderman was determined to lose her baby weight.
Working out and even becoming a certified spinning instructor helped her shed the pregnancy pounds, but not the extra skin around her belly.
"Not only was I far away from who I was physically, but emotionally and mentally I was light years away," Alana says. "I didn't even want to look at myself in the mirror."
Alana turned to Dr. Adam Kolker, a Manhattan plastic surgeon. He says many women find that after pregnancy no amount of exercise can get rid of that annoying and unflattering pooch.
"Those muscles with pregnancy will stretch, so the inner margins of those muscles which are usually together will separate and one of the things that will happen with that is the tummy will bulge," Dr. Kolker says.
That's not all. Women's breasts will often lose elasticity and volume, making them sag and change shape, he says. That's why a growing number of moms like Alana are opting for "mommy makeovers."
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Preserving Family Memories in the Home
A house is made of four walls and usually is full of objects intended for functional use. A home, however is more than just a place of refuge. For me, the things I choose to fill my home should not only reflect my personal style and create a comfortable environment, but they should be full of meaning and personal history. If you have a loving family, count yourself lucky, and pay them homage by including their memories in your home.
Some ways you can display family memories in your home:
- Display the collections of a loved one who has passed away.
- Tape or tack up some old casual snapshots of a loved one as a part of your own art display.
- Frame old letters or cards from family members.
- Instead of hiding away old craft projects from your family member, work them into a decorative display.
- Frame, hang, or display family heirlooms that used to live in boxes in your closet.
- If your belated loved one had a home-related pastime, take it upon yourself to continue it up on your own.
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I would like to see picture of a larger section...tying in all of the pieces. That way you can see what the complete final outcome.
Lovely post. I have inherited my grandparents' 1960s teak furniture and think of them every day as we use and enjoy it so many years after they bought it as a young family. I also think incorporating little things, such as the needlepoint you mention, is an important nod to the people who mean a lot to us, even if it doesn't immediately fit in with whatever look we're aspiring to.
@Aslayo: These pictures are from all over my home, so they would require a full house tour for you to see larger sections. But don't worry! I'll be sharing my home in a house tour in a couple of months. :)
Very nice. Were you at that High Violets show? A former coworker's band played in one of the openers.
These are such nice ideas. I just used a frame from one of my old art pieces to frame this life-sized silhouette my son made of himself at preschool. http://flic.kr/p/9sjvEE It was just too cute to pass up.
love, love, love. you are lucky to have such great heirlooms. it makes me sad to think of the untold history of little pieces of history i get at estate sales. at least they get to live on in my home :)
These are wonderful ideas on how to incorporate those coveted family heirlooms into our daily lives. I've been lucky enough to have my grandmother's crystal vases and love to incorporate them in my decor. They are a beautiful reminder of our family history.
We have an entire room dedicated to our most beloved of items. Family heirlooms and antiques are sprinkled throughout our home in addition to more modern furniture and stuff, but we had so much stuff, we just couldn't find a way to filter it all or change out things with the season or every month or so. We have a room we call the nostalgia room. It's actually a loft space that was sort of unused--I used it as an office until I gave up on the dedicated office idea and admitted I like working at the coffee table in the living room. Now it houses two big comfy couches (one is a comfy sleeper, so the room does double duty as a guest space) and all our collected goodies from our travels, our families, and whatever else we hold dear but don't exactly find aesthetically pleasing. Piled all together on shelves and in glass cabinets along with some of our book collection and my craft project table, our heirlooms, goodies, and collectibles have new purpose. In the nostalgia room, there is no television, and we keep our photo albums there, as well as the records (spoken word) from my grandfather (who I never met, but have found I've learned quite a bit about him after spending time with his records), and it's become a space where we take naps on Sundays, hang out with family and friends, snuggle with our dogs, or just reminisce by ourselves when we are lonely and missing our family who are all far away from home. We keep lots of old family photos (dating back to the beginning of the twentieth century, a few before), heirlooms, and collectibles around the house that fit our decor and that we want to see daily, but there are some things we really don't want to look at every day or don't really have a home with the rest of our stuff. The nostalgia room has no rules, aside from the rule that there is no rules. It gives us the excuse to hang up, display, or use whatever we might have stuffed in a closet, hid in the attic, or stowed away in the storage room all the time. :)
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I really like how you have incorporated a lot of these momentos into your home. I have some things that belonged to my great grandfather on my wall as well.
Also, I hate to be obnoxious, but belated means delayed or past due. I believe the word you mean to use is departed.
Or perhaps you mean to use late.
Yes! Of course, you are correct. Sometimes my mind and fingers do this weird mental association thing when I type, and those mistakes occasionally slip through the cracks when I am proof-reading.


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Eight feature requests for iTunes 11
As the summer heat arrives, I'm already thinking about the fall, when the cycle of nature returns us to more comfortable temperatures. It's also the time when Apple tends to release new version of iTunes—generally when Apple unveils new iPods, and iTunes gets updated with a handful of new features, as well as for compatibility with the new devices. iTunes 10 saw the light on September 1, 2010; iTunes 9 was unveiled on September 9, 2009; and iTunes 8 a year earlier to the day.
This year, the fall will see the release of iOS 5, and iCloud, and a new version of iTunes (currently called 10.5 in developer releases, but perhaps iTunes 11 when it rolls out publicly). It will finally offer some Wi-Fi syncing with iOS devices, but here are some small tweaks I'd like to see in a future version of iTunes. (You may want to look back at a similar article I wrote last year, where I looked at big features—none of which, alas, has seen the light of day.)Read more »


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April 8, 2003
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Teeccino - Vanilla Nut 75% Organic Herbal Coffee Medium Roast Caffeine Free - 10 Tee Bags (2.12 oz./60g)
Teeccino Vanilla Nut Herbal Coffee Medium Roast is 75% organic, naturally caffeine free, and non acidic. Teeccino Vanilla Nut Herbal Coffee is a rich, smooth bodied, medium roast all-purpose grind with a creamy vanilla flavor accented by golden roasted almonds, dates and figs. Vanilla Nut was the first Teeccino flavor the founder of Teeccino ever created. She wanted to feature vanilla beans from Mexico where she was working to preserve rainforests.
Vanilla, the only orchid used in food, has become a favorite the world over due to its unparalleled fragrance and complex, heady flavor. Vanilla is indigenous to Central America where it was discovered by the native people centuries before the Spanish arrived. The Aztec Emperor, Montezuma, was said to be drinking an elixir for longevity made from cacao, vanilla and honey when the conquistadors were ushered in for an audience.
Now this may seem like trivia, but do you know that each vanilla bean has to be handled hundreds of times during its 6 month curing process? Doesn't that bring home the wonder of nature and the cleverness of humans?
It is no surprise to Teeccino that Vanilla Nut has always been their best selling Mediterranean flavor. Drink it knowing that you are helping indigenous communities find sustainable livelihoods that preserve rainforests.
Every cup offers you many health benefits:
Now you can enjoy a steaming cup of deliciously rich, deep-roasted, frsh brewed falvor that delivers all the satisfaction without the caffeine and acidity of coffee! Teeccino (tee CHEE no) is a nutritious blend of herbs, grains, fruits and ramon nuts, a nutrient-rich food of the Maya civilization, that are roasted & ground to brew and taste like coffee.
Enjoy Teeccino Many Ways
About Teeccino Herbal CoffeeTeeccino Caffeine-free Herbal Coffee is a delicious blend of herbs, grains, fruits and nuts that are roasted and ground to brew and taste just like coffee.
Coffee lovers are attracted to Teeccino's full-bodied, dark roasted flavor and its nutritious health benefits. Those who can no longer drink coffee may experience caffeine withdrawal, and weaning oneself off coffee with Teeccino is a great way to avoid these effects, by quitting caffeine painlessly.
Teeccino allows coffee drinkers to keep their cherished coffee ritual with all the enjoyment and satisfaction of a freshly brewed cup! Unlike instant coffee substitutes, Teeccino brews just like coffee in all types of coffee brewers. Teeccino prefers the term "herbal coffee" or "coffee alternative" to "coffee substitute" since no one calls herbal tea a "tea substitute", now do they?
Teeccino Frequently Asked Questions
Is Teeccino all natural and healthy for me?Yes! Teeccino is created from all natural ingredients that are nutritional and have been consumed by humans for thousands of years. Teeccino is low in calories, has only three grams of carbohydrates, one gram of fiber, and no fat. What do you mean by herbal coffee?Herbal coffee is brewed from herbs that have been roasted and ground to brew and taste like coffee. Most people are aware that there is no "milk" in soy milk, and there is no "burger" in a veggie burger. However, many people don't remember that there is no "tea" in herbal tea.
Tea always used to refer to Camelia sinensis, the plant that has been grown for centuries to produce black tea. But now they have green tea, red tea, white tea, and herbal tea. The term "tea" has become a generic term for leaves, bark, flowers, roots and spices that are brewed in hot water like true tea. Teeccino hopes that one day people will also understand "herbal coffee" as easily as they now understand soy milk!How do I quit coffee?Over a two week period, start blending Teeccino with your coffee. Begin with 3/4 coffee, and 1/4 Teeccino and gradually increase the amount of Teeccino until you are drinking 100% Teeccino. Herbal tonics and nutritional supplements can also aid you in restoring your own natural energy supply. Will Teeccino give me an energy boost?Many people experience an energy lift from drinking Teeccino. The nutrients in Teeccino are in liquid form, making them very bio-available and quickly absorbed. Teeccino replenishes potassium, an electrolyte mineral that stimulates nerve impulses, helps oxygenate the brain, and enhances athletic performance.
The potassium in Teeccino is completely natural, coming from the ingredients themselves. Sports drinks rely on added potassium to achieve the same effect, but Teeccino's natural potassium is at an even higher per serving quantity than sports drinks. Thus many people find Teeccino makes a re-energizing drink after workouts.
Another factor that may explain why people experience an energy lift from Teeccino is the pinitol that is naturally present in carob pods. Pinitol has been shown to act like insulin by making cells receptive to taking in glycogen, the energy component in the blood. The natural pinitol in carob may help people who are insulin resistant by increasing the ability of their muscles to use glycogen.
What makes Teeccino's flavors natural?Teeccino uses only pure, natural flavors made from flavoring constituents that are extracted from natural ingredients like fruits, spices, herbs and even coffee. Teeccino flavors do not contain any constituents from meat, seafood, poultry, eggs, or edible yeast. Teeccino does not allow any monosodium glutamate, propylene glycol, or preservatives in its flavors.
All Teeccino flavors are 'organic compliant' which means that no ingredients are allowed in them that have been extracted using synthetic solvents or that are not permissible in organic products according to the USDA National Organic Program.Is there caffeine in the natural coffee flavor in Teeccino?Flavor houses extract the flavor components from all natural ingredients in order to create natural flavors. In the case of Hazelnut flavor, the flavor is extracted from a hazelnut paste and other nut pastes. In the case of coffee flavor, the components of coffee flavor are extracted from a number of ingredients that include both coffee, chicory and even, believe it not, garlic! Who would imagine that coffee and garlic share the same flavor component?
The expertise of flavor chemists allows them to use natural ingredients to derive flavors without getting all the components of each source. Thus it is possible to produce coffee flavor without caffeine, which in any case doesn't contribute to the flavor of coffee. Watch out though for coffee flavored ice cream, yogurt, etc. because these foods usually contain a coffee concentrate or even ground coffee beans that do have caffeine. I make sure that the flavors they use are completely natural and don't contain harmful ingredients like propylene glycol, a petroleum product that is added to many food and skin care products, or MSG, preservatives, etc.Does Teeccino buy fair trade ingredients?Most of Teeccino's ingredients are grown in Europe & the USA by first world farmers. Teeccino sources organic chicory in India and wild-crafted ramon nuts in Guatemala, which allows them to work in developing countries with small family farmers and rainforest villages. These ingredients create new trade that provides more economic opportunities in regions where sources of income are scarce.
Fair trade is very important for commodity-driven products where exploitation is common. Creating new trade provides more ways to raise the quality of life for rural communities. By drinking Teeccino, you join Teeccino in supporting families devoted to organic values in both first world and developing countries.Is Teeccino good for people with acid reflux, GERD & IBS?Yes! Teeccino has many customers who drink Teeccino because they gave up coffee after being diagnosed with acid reflux and/or inflammatory bowel disease like IBS. Coffee, both caffeinated and decaffeinated, is highly acidic and stimulates an increase in gastric acids. Coffee is also shown to speed up the process of gastric emptying, which may lead to acidic contents passing into the small intestine too soon. This could injure the intestinal tissue causing very unpleasant symptoms.
Teeccino's potassium content will help correct symptoms of metabolic acidity. Inulin, a soluble fiber in Teeccino that comes from chicory root, supports a healthy population of beneficial microflora in both the gut and the colon. If you suffer from digestive disorders, Teeccino highly recommends weaning yourself off of coffee using the Teeccino 2 week program. Also, taking probiotics when you first start drinking Teeccino will help establish the good bacteria for the inulin to support. Does Teeccino have an acidic or alkaline effect in the body?Drinking Teeccino helps you reduce acidity in your body in two ways:
Does Teeccino need to be refrigerated like coffee?No! Teeccino won't go stale like coffee because it doesn't have coffee oils which go rancid if unrefrigerated. Just replace the plastic cap on your can of Teeccino and it will last for at least two years. Brewed Teeccino can last up to five days in your refrigerator making it easy to drink iced Teeccino in the summer.Is Teeccino GMO Free?Teeccino is completely GMO free. Fortunately, Monsanto and others haven't seen fit to tinker with the genetic composition of most of the ingredients that are used in Teeccino. Teeccino is vigilant however with all their suppliers requesting a guarantee that the ingredients they supply do not contain GMOs. There is some GMO experimentation with barley to make it resistant to a fungus called barley scab, but fortunately it is still restricted to the laboratory and has not been successful so far!Are the ingredients in Teeccino organic?Teeccino's seven Teeccino Mediterannean flavors (Almond Amaretto, Chocolate Mint, Hazelnut, Java, Mocha, Original & Vanilla Nut) are certified as 75% organic. Their Maya flavors (French Roast (formerly Caffé), Chai & Chocolaté) are certified USDA Organic which means that at least 95% of their ingredients are certified organic. Their Boutique flavors have a selection of both USDA Organic and 85% organic variations.
Carob, barley, chicory root, and ramon nuts used in Teeccino are all certified organic. Some of Teeccino's other ingredients are organic too, but they may not be declared certified on their label due to problems with consistent supply. Any ingredient listed as organic on the label is certified by Quality Assurance International of San Diego, CA.
Does Teeccino's grind work in all the different brewing methods?Yes! Teeccino contains a variety of ingredients which are each ground to different specifications. This composite grind allows Teeccino to be brewed in a variety of ways; from a drip coffee maker to a French press pot or an espresso machine.Is Teeccino safe for pregnant women and nursing mothers?Yes! All the herbs in Teeccino have been in the human diet for thousands of years. There are no stimulants or drugs like caffeine that could cause uterine contractions or hyperactivity by the infant. Teeccino is nutritious for both Mom and baby.
Herbal Tea & Herbal Coffee: Their OriginsTeeccino is the creation of Caroline MacDougall, an award winning herbal beverage designer for such companies as The Republic of Tea, Yogi Tea, Uncle Lee's Tea, and Organic India. Caroline chose nutritious ingredients that have been safely consumed as foods for thousands of years to create the rich body of Teeccino. Teeccino tastes so much like coffee that people think there must be coffee in it!
When herbal tea was introduced to the American market in the early 1970's, tea drinkers complained that herbal tea wasn't really tea at all since it doesn't contain Camellia sinensis, the caffeine-containing plant known as "tea" from which they get black tea, green tea, oolong tea, and white tea. Tea connoisseurs still think that herbal tea should be called an infusion or like the French and Italians call it, a "tisane". But Americans are more practical. If it brews and looks like tea, but it's caffeine-free and made from herbs, it's simply called herbal tea.
When the 1990's came along and coffee bars were being opened everywhere, Caroline was inspired to create Teeccino, a new herbal beverage that brews, looks and tastes like coffee although it's made from naturally caffeine-free herbs. In the beginning, she called Teeccino an "herbal espresso" because she began brewing it in an espresso machine, but finally, it dawned on her that everyone wanted to brew Teeccino whichever way they preferred to brew coffee. Of course, she realized, Teeccino is herbal coffee! It was one of those things that after you say it, it's so obvious, you wonder what took you so long.
Both tea and coffee contain caffeine, a drug that triggers the body's stress response called the "flight or fight" syndrome. Too much caffeine can aggravate stress and many other health conditions whose symptoms are made worse from caffeine consumption. Herbal beverages offer a wide variety of healthful properties without any caffeine so they can be drunk any time of the day and as much as you like!
Herbal teas and herbal coffees contain herbs that have been consumed over many millennia for their healthful and medicinal properties. Herbal teas and herbal coffees are made from herbs that are safe to drink on a daily basis. Rest assured that pharmaceutical herbs that shouldn't be consumed regularly are not used in herbal beverages or wellness teas.
Teeccino hopes you enjoy the many herbal beverages Caroline has developed for your tasting pleasure and to improve your health.
Pour 8 oz. of boiling water over the Tee-bag in a cup and steep for 3-5 minutes. Dunk the bag several times in the beginning for the best brew. Use 2 Tee-bags for a stronger brew in a larger mug. Add milk, non-dairy milk and sweetener as you prefer.
Iced Teeccino: Steep 2 Tee-bags in 8 oz. boiling water. Pour over ice in a 12 oz. glass and add milk and sweetener to taste.
Other Ingredients: Organic carob, organic barley, organic chicory, dates, almonds, organic dates, vanilla extract, natural nut flavor, organic figs.
Contains: almonds.Brewed Teeccino is gluten free as verified by independent laboratory tests.
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DesignThe sleek looking Cowon J3 features a 3.3-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with 16:9 aspect ratio and 16 million color support. The glossy display screen is complemented by a brushed metal finish edge at the bottom. The buttons and slots are spread around the sides of the device. The J3 player is fitted with a G-Sensor for auto rotation of the screen.
The right edge of the Cowon player features the play/pause button, the forward/back track keys and the volume rocker. The left side houses the power key that also acts as the lock key. The bottom panel of the J3 MP3 player stores the 3.5 mm headphone jack, USB and TV out slot and the microSD card slot.
Battery and StorageUnder the hood, this portable multimedia player from Cowon houses a rechargeable Lithium-Polymer battery. You can charge the device by either plugging in the USB cable to a PC/laptop or using a conventional power adaptor. The battery gets fully charged in 3.5 hours through USB charging mode.
On full charge, the battery serves you a continuous music playback of up to 64 hours. This lets you go unplugged with your Cowon J3 for a long time without worrying about the battery support. With video playback support of up to 11 hours, you can watch back-to-back movies even on the go.
The Cowon J3 ships with 32 GB of internal memory capacity. You can choose to expand the memory of the player by inserting an external microSD card for your ever increasing list of movies, songs and images. So with a vast amount of storage space available, you are freed from the need of deleting items from your player to make room for new ones.
FunctionsThe multi-format supporting feature of this Cowon MP3 player makes life easier for you and saves you from the trouble of file conversions. The player supports MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, WAV, FLAC (audio), AVI, WMV, ASF (video) JPG (photos) and TXT (documents) formats. You can listen to music either through a headphone jack, Bluetooth headset or turn it loud via the built-in speaker fitted on the back of the J3 music player.
For those of you who prefer watching things on the big screen, the Cowon J3 does not disappoint. It comes with a TV out cable which you can plug into your TV and view movies and images in higher resolution. With this Cowon device, you can plan a karaoke night with friends, thanks to its lyrics display support.
Audio enhancements include 5 band equalizers, stereo enhance and reverb effects, and BBE+ that let you enjoy your music at the highest sound quality. The high speed USB 2.0 lets you transfer files from your PC/laptop very easily and quickly. However ensure that your system has Pentium III 500 MHz or higher CPU and is run on Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000, Mac OS 10.x and Linux v2.4 or higher operating systems.
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|106.5 mm
|9.9 mm
|76 g
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Trust me. You will NOT regret buying the J3 if you know what you are getting. If you are looking for a player dedicated only to music and video without all the apps/browser/android blah blah, this is the one to get. I consider myself somewhat of an audiophile and the sound quality of this device is STUNNING. The display is crisp and vivid. The UI takes getting used to at first. The video quality is brilliant. But seriously, the sound is stellar. the custom EQ and BBE enhancements are enough to satisfy anybodys needs to apir it with the headphones of their choice.
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I was looking for a good pmp with sound quality. The main purpose was to listening to music only. Then I ruled out iPods because, for me more than a player, it was meant for something else, moreover one important factor i considered was changing tracks without looking into screen.
I usually create random playlists and skip tracks,for that the physical buttons are essential.
with J3 am extremely happy.
another reason is its ability to play ogg, as I'm a Linux enthusiast I keep my music library in Ogg, so with J3 i just have to copy the whole directory to music folder in J3.
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As the Falcons and Football "dead zone" rolls on, thought it would be a good idea to take a look at all of Thomas Dimitroff's NFL Draft classes and see which ones were the best and which ones weren't as good. Every franchise say they want to "build through the draft," but Dimitroff and the Falcons actually put their money where their mouth is concerning drafting and keeping their own. In fact, they are only second to the Green Bay Packers in the NFL of drafting and keeping their own players.
Not only is the drafting part impressive, but what sets the Falcons GM and overall organization a part from the rest is the fact that they keep the players they want. It's hard to think of any player they haven't held onto if they've really wanted to keep them. Obviously, some have been a little better than others and some of the more recent ones have yet to be rendered a final verdict. But before we take a look at ranking Dimitroff's drafts, there is some recognition to be had………..
Jimbo had the Falcons taking Robert Alford in the 2nd round (4 points), Zeke Motta with the 2nd 7th Rd compensatory pick (4 points), Stansly Maponga (3 points), and got 6 positions correct (6 points).
Screen had us taking Malliciah Goodman in the 4th round (4 points), a CB in the 2nd rd (2 points), and chose 5 positions correctly.
Thanks to all of you who participated in our mock competition. If you feel I missed one of your mocks that may have won, please email and I'll get it correct as soon as possible.
(Ranked Best to Worst)
1st Rd) Matt Ryan, Sam Baker
2nd Rd) Curtis Lofton
3rd Rd) Chevis Jackson, Harry Douglas, Thomas DeCoud
5th Rd) Robert James, Kroy Biermann
6th Rd) Thomas Brown
7th Rd) Wilrey Fontenot, Keith Zinger
Currrently on Team – 6; Current Starters – 4; Pro Bowlers – 2; Made Team at Some Point – 9
Maybe it will simply never be topped because of who the Falcons got at the top. Matt Ryan is one of the best young quarterbacks in the NFL and is already close to being the Falcons all-time best QB, if he's not already there. He's won Rookie of the Year and been to two Pro Bowls in his first 5 years. Also looking at other teams seeing how an unstable and weak QB situation can wreck a team, the Falcons are sitting in great shape because Ryan has been so good and he was such a superb pick.
Sam Baker was long thought to be one of TD's worst overall picks, trading away picks to move up and select the former USC Trojan in the first round. He only started a handful of games as a rookie, but barely missed a start the next two years. 2011 was a bad year not just for Baker, but also the entire offensive line. Baker lost his LT spot to injury and even lost the right guard spot to Joe Hawley a little later in the season. In the final year of his contract, Baker had perhaps his best year under Pat Hill's tutelage. Baker was not the main concern at all and did a good job protecting Ryan's blindside.
Thomas DeCoud has been a stalwart for the Falcons in terms of starts since his second year in Atlanta. Like Baker, he's had some ups and downs in his career as well. He had an excellent first year, only to disappear for a few years until he had a Pro Bowl season in 2012. DeCoud still needs some major work on tackling, but his cover skills are very good. Not too bad for a 3rd round compensatory pick.
Harry Douglas is the big mystery of this group. He had a sensational rookie season, where he caught many balls, showed separation after the catch, returned punts, and even ran reverses. He tore his ACL in 2009 and has never seemed the same since. There have been bursts and clips here and there, but overall he's definitely not "blown up" as many thought with so many weapons around him. His job as the slot receiver seems to be safe for now, but that might chance if he has another mediocre year in 2013.
Kroy Biermann has been a very good draft pick as well. But like Douglas, it seems his best was earlier in his career. He notched 5 sacks in a rotation as a rookie, but hasn't taken the next step even though he's had a ton of opportunities. He did, however, find a nice niche in Mike Nolan's defense and could finally be ready for the leap many have expected.
Somehow, Robert James is hanging around the roster, but may finally be pushed out once and for all this season. One of Dimitroff's worst draft picks was CB Chevis Jackson from LSU. Jackson had a pretty good year as a rookie, even intercepting a pass in the playoffs, but he went downhill quickly after that. He made the team in 2009 and had decent stats including two starts, but was released in the final roster cutdown in 2010. Jackson was completely out of football by 2011. Curtis Lofton was a good Falcon for the time he was here, but presumably wasn't deemed necessary by new defensive coordinator Mike Nolan and went to the Saints in free agency.
Thomas Brown was a good pick and had potential, but injuries derailed his career in the NFL. Wilrey Fontenot never made the team as a rookie, one of the few in a Thomas Dimitroff draft, and Keith Zinger didn't make the team but hung around on the practice squad for a year.
1st Rd) Julio Jones
3rd Rd) Akeem Dent
5th Rd) Jacquizz Rodgers
6th Rd) Matt Bosher
7th Rd) Andrew Jackson, Cliff Matthews
UDFA's) Kevin Cone, Drew Davis
Currently on Team – 5; Current Starters – 3; Pro Bowlers – 1; Made Team at Some Point – 6
Fans were split and it was one of the most controversial draft decisions in a long time when the Falcons gave up 5 picks to trade up to select wide receiver Julio Jones. Most felt (and some still do) that it was way too much to give up for a receiver. It was a lot to give up, but Jones proved his worth this season, making the Pro Bowl as well as having one of the best playoff performances for a wide receiver in recent memory. The pairing of Jones with Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez was one of the biggest reasons the Falcons were only a few yards shy of making the Super Bowl.
The jury is still out on Akeem Dent at middle linebacker, but he showed enough talent for the Falcons to let Lofton walk in free agency for a high price. Dent struggled early on in run support and taking angles and was particularly weak in coverage. He did, however, make some good progress towards the end of the season, especially considering that nickel back Robert McClain played more snaps than Dent did.
Jacquizz Rodgers hasn't turned into Maurice Jones-Drew just yet, but he has been a great addition since his rookie year. Even though Quizz has only scored 4 total touchdowns in two years, he has seen great progress both in the run game as well as the pass game. He more than doubled his receptions and receiving yards and almost doubled his rushes and rushing yards from his year 1 to year 2. He accounted for almost 800 total yards in 2012 and no one will forget when Rodgers trucked All-Pro safety Earl Thomas en route to a 45 yard run. The question is now whether Rodgers can be a full-time back when Steven Jackson exits and whether or not he may see his touches go down with supremely versatile Jackson coming to town.
Matt Bosher was another pick that was immediately panned by many fans. Why in the world would Dimitroff spend a valuable 6th round pick on a punter, especially after giving up tons of picks for Jones. Bosher had a shaky start, but has settled down nicely into a very good punter for the Falcons. The selection of Bosher also allowed the Falcons to part ways with former punter Michael Koenen, who received the franchise tag the year before that.
Cliff Matthews not only is a seeming lock to make the roster again, but he'll also be locked in tough position battle for a starting spot at defensive end. The former Gamecock has been a very valuable defensive lineman after being taken in the 7th round. Coach Smith recently said that Matthews has put on 10-15 lbs, so that would put him close to 280 or 285. Perhaps they see Matthews playing more of a 5-technique role in any 3-4 looks.
The only miss in the draft was guard Andrew Jackson. He didn't make the 53 man roster as a rookie, but spent some time on the practice squad before being released. He is now with Buffalo Bills. They also pulled two receivers (Cone and Davis) from the undrafted pool that made the squad in 2012.
2nd Rd) Peter Konz
3rd Rd) Lamar Holmes
5th Rd) Bradie Ewing, Jonathan Massaquoi
6th Rd) Charles Mitchell
7th Rd) Travian Robertson
UDFA) Dominique Davis, Pat Schiller, Peyton Thompson, Phillipkeith Manley, Micanor Regis
Currently on Team – 7; Current Starters – 1; Potential Starters – 4;
It may be unfair to rank this one ahead of the 2010 draft, but the projections for starting spots are what puts this one above. Right now, there is only one player from this draft that is a definite starter and that's Peter Konz. The former Badger is expected to move over to take McClure's place at center. Even though he had a somewhat rough start, Konz settled down nicely working at right guard in 2012. If fans are lucky, Konz will be the next McClure and a stalwart on the OL for the next decade or more.
Past Konz, however, there's a bunch of guys who are "projected" to be starters. Even though it's mentioned as a position battle for right tackle, it will be an absolute shock if Lamar Holmes doesn't take over there. He has the size and athleticism to really add a potential upgrade to that position. If Holmes slides into the right tackle spot and does well, it would have to be considered a major success without a first or a fourth round draft pick from the Jones trade. If Holmes loses the spot to Mike Johnson, than this draft would be dropped below 2010.
Bradie Ewing and Jonathan Massaquoi are the other Falcons from this draft class that are expected to win starting spots, or at a very minimum play very large roles in 2013. The Falcons released Ovie Mughelli as soon as they drafted Ewing, so all expectations are that he'll be the starting fullback assuming he's recovered from last year's injury during preseason. Massaquoi is the other question mark. Most feel that he's in pole position to grab the other starting DE position opposite Osi Umenyiora. The former Troy product seems to have the speed and QB rushing ability to make an impact at defensive end, but he'll have some major competition.
The Falcons also hauled in some excellent depth in this draft class as well. It seems that Charles Mitchell is the safety they thought they were getting when they took Shann Schillinger a few years back. Mitchell seems fairly locked in as the backup strong safety. Ordinarily, he may get a chance to start at some point, but since both DeCoud and William Moore are Pro Bowlers ahead of him, that seems unlikely right now.
Big Travian Robertson is looking to take over Vance Walker's spot in the rotation and may could move ahead of Peria Jerry if he performs well enough. Most fans were puzzled when they didn't re-sign Walker, but the Falcons are reportedly high on Robertson and they obviously feel that he's ready to assume a major role in the rotation. Robertson can play both DT in a 4-3 or also a 5-technique in a 3-4.
Finally, you also have to consider the haul of undrafted free agents that the Falcons took in. Dominique Davis made the jump in his first year and is the Falcons solid backup quarterback. They also have several other players that seem in line to take a roster spot on the 53 man squad, including CB Peyton Thompson, OG Phillipkeith Manley, DT Micanor Regis, and LB Pat Schiller.
1st Rd) Sean Weatherspoon
3rd Rd) Corey Peters, Mike Johnson
4th Rd) Joe Hawley
5th Rd) Dominique Franks, Kerry Meier
6th Rd) Shann Schillinger
UDFA) Michael Palmer
Currently on Team – 6; Current Starters – 2; Made Team at Some Point – 8
Weatherspoon was a very good pick and he's the unquestioned leader of the defense now. He's been extremely good, but he's yet to hit the switch on being great. Many thought he was on his way there before he got injured last year, but it's certainly not enough to make up for the rest of the draft.
Corey Peters was one of those "what?" picks when his name was called, especially after taking Peria Jerry the year before in the first round. The former Wildcat has been a very solid pick in the third. Before he was injured late in 2011, Peters had started every game except two since he was a rookie. He's also had 5 interceptions as well as 4 passes defensed. Peters was never back to full health in 2012, but he seems ready for another good season back in his old starting spot.
Even though they have yet another chance to break the starting OL lineup, the choices of Mike Johnson in the 3rd and Joe Hawley in the 4th have to thought of as bad picks thus far. Taking offensive linemen this high should warrant starters, but neither has earned a permanent spot on the OL. Hawley took over at right guard in 2011 and did pretty well, but then he turned around and lost that job to Garrett Reynolds in 2012.
Mike Johnson has earned only 1 start the entire time he's been a Falcon. He's failed to make a move at right guard since Harvey Dahl left, despite being the highest drafted prospect of the group. In fact, he's lost out to a player that's only started right tackle his entire career (Reynolds). He may beat out Lamar Holmes for the right tackle spot, but don't count on it. Both Hawley and Johnson are extremely valuable and versatile backup offensive linemen, but you don't take backup OL in the 3rd and 4th rounds.
It may be a little too critical to knock Dimitroff for 5th and 6th rounders not making an impact or even making the team, but that's how high he's raised the bar on himself. Dominique Franks is still technically on the team, but it seems like he may not make it going forward. After all, he was cut last year and only brought back when Tim Toone and Brent Grimes were injured. Franks showed some upside early in his career, but evidently has not progressed enough to warrant a spot. Not only that, but the Falcons just added two new cornerbacks via the draft in Desmond Trufant and Robert Alford, not to mention Peyton Thompson and Terrence Johnson on the practice squad.
Kerry Meier and Shann Schillinger may simply be a case of losses due to injury, but neither made an impact whatsoever and Meier is no longer with the team and Schillinger seems destined to follow him soon as well. Injuries obviously can't be predicted or helped, but these picks were questioned by many fans even when they were drafted. Michael Palmer had been a very good #2 tight end and seemed to be a part of future plans, but was recently signed away by the New York Giants. That seems particularly odd since he was a restricted free agent.
1st Rd) Peria Jerry
2nd Rd) William Moore
3rd Rd) Chris Owens
4th Rd) Lawrence Sidbury
5th Rd) Garrett Reynolds, William Middleton
6th Rd) Spencer Adkins
7th Rd) Vance Walker
Currently on Team – 3; Current Starters – 2; Made Team at Some Point – 7
William Moore was an excellent pick in the 2nd round of the 2009 draft. He just made the Pro Bowl in his 3rd full year as a starter and just got signed to a very nice contract, keeping him in red and black virtually for his career. He's a cornerstone to build around on the defense in general and particularly in the defensive backfield. Moore was originally projected to be a high pick in the first round as a junior, but when he came back for his senior year, an injury dropped him to the second and Dimitroff and the Falcons are the beneficiaries.
Garrett Reynolds has turned out to be a very integral part of the Falcons offensive line, both as a backup and a starter. Even though he had always played right tackle in his career, he did everything he could to get on the field and moved to compete for the open right guard spot. He won the job in 2011 and had a rough start, being replaced by Joe Hawley later in the year. However, he won the right guard spot for a second consecutive year and had a very good season until he went on the injured reserve. The former Tar Heel was re-signed and is lead candidate to win the right guard spot yet again.
Of course Peria Jerry will get all the criticism as easily being Dimitroff's worst overall draft pick. It may be a little unfair, because Jerry was roundly considered to be one of the best defensive tackles in the 2009 draft class after BJ Raji. And also to be fair to Dimitroff, that draft class didn't produce a ton of All-Pro's late in the draft. However, only two picks after Jerry was taken, the Green Bay Packers took you know who, and that said player has become one of the best defensive players in the entire NFL. It's easy and maybe unjust to look back at draft classes and draft picks with 20/20 hindsight, but the Falcons also needed help at linebacker as well, especially since they let OLB Michael Boley walk in free agency. Maybe Jerry would have been what everyone hoped if he hadn't got injured so early in his NFL career. And it seems that Jerry has one more chance at redemption in 2013, and by relation, another chance to help Dimitroff with this overall stinker of a draft class.
Even though Jerry will get all the criticism at the top, he's at least still on the team with one more crack at it. The same can't really be said for the rest of the draft picks. Chris Owens will definitely go down as one of TD's worst picks as well. The Falcons GM spent a 3rd round pick on a fairly unknown corneback who not only didn't produce or get on the field, but is not even with the team anymore. Owens had his best year as a rookie when filled in late in the season alongside Brent Grimes to do a pretty good job. Those two were manning the outside when the Falcons needed to win 3 straight (two on the road) to break that long-dreaded back-to-back streak.
However, it only got worse from there. He was replaced by Dunta Robinson in free agency and could never get back his rookie form. He struggled mightily in the nickel, highlighted by a dreadful performance in the "Debacle in the Dome" (even though he was unfairly solely scapegoated at times). He got beat out by Robert McClain for the nickel in 2012 and the rest is history. He was allowed to walk to Cleveland in free agency, and the draft pick is officially rendered a bust.
William Middleton was the second cornerback drafted in this draft class and he couldn't even make the roster as a rookie. He was assigned to the practice squad and then stolen by Jacksonville, where he's been a serviceable cornerback. He obviously had enough talent to stick around the NFL, so maybe someone messed up either coaching him or assessing his long-term value. Either way, he didn't make a squad in dire need of cornerbacks at the time.
Spencer Adkins was a 6th round pick, so it's not like it was a total bust, but he was always a project and only seemed fit for special teams duty. He made the team his first 3 years and even filled in for a start one time, but he failed to ever gain any serious traction at being anything more than a special teams player. At this point, the miss on an LB seems more prominent since the Falcons will likely rely on undrafted free agents to fill the spots.
You can't blame Thomas Dimitroff and his staff for taking DE Lawrence Sidbury. The former Richmond product showed actual production at the NFL level, notching the most sacks by any DE not named Abraham the past 4 years, and even that came with sparing playing time. For whatever reason, Sidbury never got a fair shake and he wanted out of Atlanta so desperately that he took a paltry $715k / 1 year deal with the Colts to get out of Atlanta. And it's not exactly like the Falcons had a ton of option at defensive end, in case you've lived under a rock the past 5 years. You can't fault TD for this one because the guy had talent. You can look squarely at one Mike Smith for Sidbury's failed time in Atlanta.
One of Dimitroff's best overall picks was 7th round pick Vance Walker. The former Yellow Jacket played in every single game over four years except for 6 as a rookie. He also made 11 total starts (9 of them coming this year) and pulled down 5 total sacks the past 2 seasons. Walker made the rotation as a rookie and only moved up from there. This seems to be a case of simply having to replace guys like this for he commanded $2 million a year contract from the Oakland Raiders. Most fans are upset at losing him, but the front office may have felt that was too steep to pay a rotation player and Walker wasn't going to start over Peters when fully healthy.
1st Rd) Desmond Trufant
2nd Rd) Robert Alford
4th Rd) Malliciah Goodman, Levine Toilolo
5th Rd) Stansly Maponga
7th Rd) Kemal Ishmael, Zeke Motta, Sean Renfree
It's impossible to rank the most recent draft class since they have yet to play a real NFL down, but this one has a very high ceiling. They likely found a foundational rock at one cornerback spot in Trufant nd maybe another in Alford. They pulled a major infusion of versatile talent at defensive end with Goodman and Maponga and maybe a tight end of the future in Toilolo. Perhaps choosing both Ishmael and Motta will allow Nolan to run a new defensive scheme and Renfree seems like a keeper to develop as well.
May 20th, 2013
4:58 pm
I'll give Dimitroff a C+ Some of his picks have under performed and there are a few selections on that roster who have performed- mainly Weatherspoon, Robert McClain an the two safeties are solid. Offensive line picks have held up but none are exceptional. Julio Jones was his best draft pick to me so far.
May 20th, 2013
4:59 pm
and Matt Ryan……………..
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May 20th, 2013
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D3, Great post again, did you write all of this after the braves game? Ill comment later on this new blog but have to respond to my fav officer.
What….you didn't like the response video I posted?
lol, You've got some nice dance moves and looking good after dropping the weight. But if I had to choose between your dancing at QT or your singing at the gas pump, your singing wins hands down.
Especially during your "Sweet Dreams" version while you were pumping gas and providing back up to your gorgeous wife!!!
May 20th, 2013
5:30 pm
considering how successful we have been since TD, HC MS and MR2 have arrived, I'll grade these guys out a A-. To me, we are one year behind in the process. This year, we should at least arrive at the promised land – I pray though that our O line is more stout.
May 20th, 2013
5:34 pm
I'm hoping The Octopus gets some serious field time. I've liked what I"ve seen in very limited playing time – and his penalty for bapping the face mask was pure crap last year.
May 20th, 2013
5:34 pm
@d4wg pound. I hope your not a Cleveland Browns fan…. Lol. They never even made it to the Super Bowl… Wow… Go Dirty Birds!
May 20th, 2013
8:04 pm
"Rank TD's drafts", good subject and good post. TD has built this team like a brick mason builds a house. The first. bottom, row, 2008, must have the strongest and most solid bricks. That would have to be MR. Without him, everything added since would be subject to falling down if MR were to crumble. Every draft since has had some jewels, solid bricks, and some not so solid. TD has done a good job of weeding out the weaker ones and adding more solid ones.
We've had some wear and tear over the years and some have aged out but TD has kept replacing the weak and old with more solid players. Bricks last a long time and right now the wall has become, over the years, pretty solid. We're building younger, bigger and faster and better. I'm going with an "A". I'll save the plus until they bring home the Lombardi…..three times.
May 20th, 2013
9:50 pm
To see it laid out like this– very interesting. Great job, D3. So many tidbits– I'll pick out one: Quizz 5R, then Ewing 5R, then SJackson FA– all coming together for 2013.
May 21st, 2013
12:54 am
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May 21st, 2013
6:57 am
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May 21st, 2013
7:46 am
Wow D3, the Cage is the key story on AJC Falcons Sports page with pic of Matt Ryan. Congrats!!!
May 21st, 2013
7:46 am
I'll agree with the TD draft rankings. And I also agree that the winner of the RT position sways it one way or another. I fully expect Lamar Holmes to take it, though.
Another thing really stuck out to me about this post. TD drafts very well with top picks. Matt Ryan, Baker, Julio, Weatherspoon in the first round, then Lofton, Konz, and William Moore in the second round. That's a high success rate. Granted, you expect first and second round picks to make significant contributions over time, but not many GMs can say they hit on 7 out of 8 first and second round picks (maybe 8 of 8 if Jerry shows up this season – I know, I know, one gigantic IF).
TD always got credit from me for what he did in the middle and late rounds since that's mostly a crapshoot, but until I just saw it all laid out, it's easy to relate a TD first round with PJ and pre-2012 Sam Baker. For mostly only have a 20+ draft slot, he's done some great things. We can't forget that he was only "gifted" with the early Matt Ryan pick. Everything else, he's manufactured into something.
D3: I'll pick up from the last thread… With Breaking Bad and The Office going off, I'll definitely be searching for some new TV. Two of the greatest shows I've ever seen. And though The Office's final season was down from past years, in my opinion, it all made sense in that finale. The Office couldn't have gone out any better than that last episode… I loved Justified in the first season, but lost track of it. I've been meaning to catch up since then. That'll make for a great week this summer most likely.
May 21st, 2013
7:58 am
Good post, D3. I agree with the order. 2009 was a real stinker alright. When a team's last draft pick at #210 overall ends up being alot better than their 1st draft pick at #24 overall, it's a stinker. Moore saved the whole draft from going down in history as the worst ever.
2008 – A+ Based on the ultimate decision to go QB at #3. Alot of hits in this draft.
2009 – D+ Moore, Walker, and a bag of footballs. Far too many misses.
2010 – B- Two hits and two solid backups, not bad.
2011 – B+ The Julio pick took balls, plain and simple. Mostly hits.
2012 – B- A handcuffed draft, and the final grade really depends on Holmes.
2013 – A- I am really excited about this defensive draft, handled by a proven DC.
May 21st, 2013
9:24 am
TD has done a creditable job with his drafts. There is no guarantee on whether a draft pick succeeds in the NFL. The 2013 draft looks real good as for as the defensive side of the ball. I think Peria Jerry either shows up or it's bye bye, players like Adam Replogle who is actually a beast and a free agent may make this team.
I have a good feeling about our FALCONS this year, the schedule is the FALCONS stepping stone to the elite and they will achieve. TD, M. Smith and M. Nolan will put together a monster of a team with depth. The FALCONS are nobody's joke anymore, the rest of the league will be taking notice.
May 21st, 2013
9:54 am
Walt, I really like Replogle too. 38 bench reps is amazing, and Indiana gets exactly ZERO national publicity.
May 21st, 2013
10:24 am
May 21st, 2013
10:25 am
I give a big F minis. 2 many busts that the AJc cliams R not busts.
Also prays 4 all the vicktems in Olkahoma
May 21st, 2013
10:26 am
Can't really access TD'S draft picks in his tenure with the organization…rarely has any of his picks below the 3rd-4th rounds ever seen significant (substantial) playing time. Took TD 6 years to finally see, part of the process developing lower round draft picks, are allowing them to play. Mike Smith has failed miserably in managing, overseeing the development of our mid-to lower round draft choices. I regret having to bring Sidbury's name into this convo, but I will. TD was asked last season why Sidbury was not part of the defensive end rotation, he replied "coaches decision". I truly believe Sidbury was gonna be an intrique part of Nolans scheme this year, but Sidbury's agent surprised the organization with wanting out of ATL.
Sidbury's departure resulted in TD spending a 5th round pick on another defensive end in this years draft…also, IMO was a direct result of losing this years sixth round pick. Mike Smiths reluctance to play our lower round draft choices (Sidbury) caused the front office to scramble a bit in this years draft.
I don't know why I have the feeling TD has taken an active role is seeing these guys get on the field, but it seems TD has pulled rank on Smith for the first time since this duo has been with the franchise.
With that said, I'll give him an Incomplete, with Matt Ryan, Weatherspoon…and Julio Jones being the obvious successes of TD's draft picks.
ps. Brent Grimes being the only significant player developed in TD's tenure. IMO.
May 21st, 2013
10:32 am
Where are all those people who blasted TD for going with Matt Ryan instead of the defensive guy—what was his name? Anyway, he proved so mediocre that nobody even remembers his name any more. That pick, and the ballsy trade up for Julio, solidified TD's standing.
May 21st, 2013
10:32 am
May 21st, 2013
10:34 am
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May 21st, 2013
10:43 am
I think I'd rank 2010 above 2012. We got some very good players out of 2010. D3- the AJC is posting this as a regular story on their website – if they are going to utilize this blog like that, I think they owe you some compensation.
May 21st, 2013
10:46 am
When you combine our drafts with our tactical resignings of left over players from the old regime and FA signings plus trades – Mike Turner was key for us and Tony G is the best TE in NFL history. Dunta was serviceable; and I really thought the Ray Edwards signing a good deal at the time. Now, we've gotten Steven Jackson and Osi Umenyori. You can see a smart GM working.
May 21st, 2013
10:49 am
D3 – you've done a fine job of ranking the drafts, so I'll not re-rank them for my own pleasure. I would say that the Falcons have done a decent job of building a roster full of solid players. The main problem I have with Dimitroff and his drafting M.O. is that it never seems we get the most value out of each draft. This past one was a good example – it always seemed with EVERY pick that there was the obvious need/value pick on the board and we went elsewhere. I'm ok with the 2013 draft, but would have been ecstatic had we gone Warford in the 2nd and J.Williams in the 4th. The value would have been leap-years higher and we would have gotten more potential starters.
May 21st, 2013
10:50 am
Consider – we've got 2 top 5 bonafide guys All Pro/ Pro bowl players on a team that since 2008 has not had a losing season. That is remarkable. You can nit pick, but the TD/ HC MS/ MR2 regime is a winning combination.
May 21st, 2013
10:51 am
Of course, Matt Ryan is the key. If he bombs like ryan leaf – we may not have won a single season.
May 21st, 2013
10:52 am
Ironic that Ryan and JJ are not considered developed in the TD era.
May 21st, 2013
11:09 am
Old Timer… the pick we all wanted was Glenn Dorsey, DT from LSU… That's the classic "Why I Always Trust TD In The NFL Draft" pick…
May 21st, 2013
11:10 am
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May 21st, 2013
11:40 am
Even though many of his draft picks have underperformed, I'll give TD a solid A in his overall draft process based on the impressive win/loss record the team has since he's been here. Matt Ryan alone is enough to make him a 'B' overall, and throw in JJ, Baker, Spoon, DeCoud, Curtis Lofton, basically Asante Samuel was a 7th round pick, Vance Walker, and a few other solid players, and I think it bumps him to an A. I am excited to see what Peter Konz and Lamar Holmes can do this year, along with Trufant, Alford and Goodman. Maponga is likely to be a big contributor in 2014 and beyond on the right side as a speed rusher.
If I wasn't in a giving mood I would rate him a 'B' based on the many busts we've seen, and then qualify that by saying I think he does an outstanding job in free agency, aside from the Ray Edwards debacle. However you slice it, and whatever individual components of his job performance you want to evaluate, it all has to come back to playing in the NFCCG in 2012 as opposed to 4-12 in 2007 before he got here, and that deserves an A.
May 21st, 2013
11:54 am
"Ironic that Ryan and JJ are not considered developed in the TD era."
My point exactly…But really, the top 20% don't need much development, the bottom 20 are not going to develop. It is the 60% in the middle that make or break a team….The 3-6 round picks, although it might take a few years, you have to be patient.
May 21st, 2013
12:02 pm
Not so sure about Matt Ryan still. Yes he has great regular seasons. However, you get to the playoffs and he doesn't show up (Giants game) or makes turnovers that make no sense with the interception versus Seattle and fumble that hits him chest high (49ers) and the pass to end the game vs. 49ers. Just still have concerns and wonder if he isn't second coming of Tony Romo.
May 21st, 2013
12:08 pm
Where are all those people who blasted TD for going with Matt Ryan instead of the defensive guy—what was his name? Anyway, he proved so mediocre that nobody even remembers his name any more.
Old Timer,
Are you talking about Glenn Dorsey Jr.?
May 21st, 2013
12:09 pm
What a softball op. How do you blame the coach for bad picks made by the GM?
TD has a history of picking players and projecting what they will do. Maybe he should draft based upon productivity and not potential in a new system.
TD has used high picks (1-4) that should be used on certain productive players, not projects.
Projects are for late round picks. (5-7).
May 21st, 2013
12:09 pm
We're building younger, bigger and faster and better. I'm going with an "A". I'll save the plus until they bring home the Lombardi…..three times.
My thoughts exactly!
May 21st, 2013
12:19 pm
Couple of general comments:
1) Except for Jerry, TD's 1st and 2nd round picks have been pretty good- several quality starters and a couple of All Pros. I'd give TD an A- for the 1st and 2nd rounds.
2)Later round picks- poor results. Expect for Rodgers, nothing of significance. I'd give TD a c- for 3rd round and later.
3)I think TD tries to be too esotaric and cute with middle to late round picks. Often the best pick is the obvious pick. Too many finese and soft players, particularly with front seven on defense. If we draft another 290 pound DT I'm going to throw a brick through the TV.
May 21st, 2013
12:37 pm
At the upcoming OTA's, "the players are not allowed to wear full pads and no live contact is permitted. That means you won't see blocking, tackling, pass-rush drills or even one-on-one drills between receivers and defensive backs."
They will, however, be allowed to bring a deck of cards.
May 21st, 2013
12:39 pm
Great Tuesday Cage! — Glad ya'll are enjoying the topic. Thought it might be fun to do before we leave the draft entirely.
Joe Tess — I have no idea what language that is, but I certainly don't speak it.
Bill — Guess we're back to blaming Ryan for all the postseason failures, despite him throwing for almost 800 yards and 6 TDs vs. two of the best defenses in the NFL. No mention of a defense that gave up 17 point lead at home. No mention of Roddy slipping down on the route. No mention of HD slipping on a wide open TD run that would've sent us to the Super Bowl. No mention of the defense literally not stopping the tight ends in either game. Ryan has his faults, but you're Romo comparison is a little bit much.
Real Falcon — Ahhh man, we've missed your rosy, sunny, and hopeful positivity in here!
May 21st, 2013
12:39 pm
Bill, your not going to be welcome around here saying stuff like that…..Although you are somewhat correct, I cannot discount how well Ryan played in bringing them back against Seattle, or how he looked in the 49ers game with the exception of some poorly timed mistakes…..maybe with a little better running game, we don't have to ride his arm so much, that is not a good SB winning formula.
May 21st, 2013
12:50 pm
With the hiring of a real group of managers and coaches by Arthur our expectations have really jumped.
I was at a game in 1966 as a 12 year old and have sworn off the Falcons more times that I want to remember. Except for a number of good players drafted that you can count on your fingers, until recently there was no consistency at all, there was just a hope of not embarrassing ourselves. It was not so long ago that the main concern was " will we have a winning season." Now its " will we get to the super bowl." I like this much better. I think Dimitroff and Smith are doing a fantastic job. Heres to you Arthur. Wish Ted was more like you.
May 21st, 2013
12:58 pm
I've been a football fan since before the days of the dinosaurs, and one thing I know: drafts are just like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get. Even some of the best college players never pan out, with quarterback the most challenging to predict.
Another thing I know: the Falcons uniforms stink. To high heaven. Even the fashion challenged Terry Bradshaw says they're butt ugly, which is being nice.
If the city, state and Mr. Blank Check are dumping all this money into an unneeded new football stadium, the least they can do is get a uniform that looks like something other than a drunked-up candy striper after an all-nighter in the parking lot of a Waffle House (no disrespect against drunked-up candy stripers and Waffle Houses).
In honor of Tommy Nobis, Claude Humphrey and many other great Falcons through the years, and future greats, get it done!
May 21st, 2013
1:03 pm
Sidbury was very inconsistent….. no one to blame but himself is my 2 cents worth.
Peria Jerry, like Sam Baker, had a history of injuries in college and dropped in the draft for that reason. Falcons gambled on Baker and Jerry – so far they are 50%.
Trufant in round #1 is deemed a sure thing but Alford in round #2 is considered a reach that may have been there in the 3rd but the Falcons had no 3rd pick in this draft. Also, Alford has health issues and will be 25 by the time his 1st season in the NFL begins. He's a kick returner this coming season and a "potential" starter down the road.
Maponga is another gamble on a talented player with injury concerns – not to mention he was a college junior who left early and is a project.
Goodman is the key to this being just a good draft or a great draft for the Falcons – will he start this season?
No doubt that Ryan was their best over all pick when most were clamoring for the oft injured Dorsey (DT) from LSU. I give the Falcons credit for that.
Congrats to Jimbo73 ……. for being #1 & to Screen Pass for being #2.
D3 – once again you receive 5 STARS for excellence in writing.
May 21st, 2013
1:03 pm
D3 just how dum R U? I give the Flacons an F minis 4 all the fist round busts.
Any why no 1 esle pray 4 the tronado vicktems?
May 21st, 2013
1:16 pm
cajdawg – on your #3 – you are certainly correct. What's wrong with the obvious pick? Sometimes I think TD overthinks himself or wants to make a pick that everyone thinks "Wow, he must have really done his homework on him". I think that's why we get so many small school (Montana) players. It would be too easy to pick players from the SEC, ACC, PAC 10, and BIG 10 only and everyone would think that he is playing it safe. I like safe.
May 21st, 2013
1:43 pm
Maybe this is off subject but I was wondering about the new PSL everyone is talking about with the new stadium. I knew nothing about them until I happened on this link;


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