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This Manning kid might end up being sort of good. His level of production is so astronomic that it challenges a calculator to project what his entire career may produce. Six straight seasons over 4000 yards passing. Never less than 26 touchdowns in any season INCLUDING his rookie year.Manning comes off an all-time historic high of 49 touchdowns thrown in one season along with 4557 yards. This considering that he really only played in 15 games. The Colts claimed Manning sat out the week 17 game against the Broncos to rest him for the playoffs. No way ? they did it because they wanted to let him break the all-time scoring record AGAIN this year and there was no reason to make it any more mind-boggling. Protect his health? The last injury Manning had was from a rosebush in his backyard during a pickup game in 5th grade. Considering his incredible consistency and production, coupled with a durability that has seen him play every game in his seven year career, Manning could be the de facto first pick in any draft and raise no eyebrows even though he is not a running back. With Manning on your fantasy team, you?ll only need to find about half as productive starters as most to compete. Unless your league richly rewards running backs and you feel very certain about one, there is no reason why any team should skip over Manning in the first round. The Colts didn?t and they?ve reaped the benefits for seven years.
Culpepper comes off a career year in yardage, passing TD?s, completions, attempts, yards per attempt, completion percentage and every other category outside of rushing. He ended with the 2nd best completion percentage in the NFL (69%), the most passing yards and was second only to Manning in touchdown passes. Even after that stellar performance, most still wonder ? ?but what happens with out Moss?? The game breakdowns of Culpepper?s stats above are shaded to show the five weeks when Moss was out ? his only in the last six years. While they indicate a decrease is in store, it?s probably easy to read too much into that five week period. The offense will be unchanged this season other than the absence of Moss and the addition of Troy Williamson. Culpepper has been supremely successful as an NFL quarterback and while having a great wideout helped; it never turns a merely good quarterback into a great one like Culpepper. Moss added to Daunte?s numbers, but they would have been good regardless. The Vikings bring in Williamson with the 7th overall pick in the 2004 NFL draft as a talented, speedy complement to the offense. There is no doubt that Culpepper will lose ground in drafts this summer with Moss gone but always remember ? quarterbacks can make receivers, but receivers never make quarterbacks. Don?t underestimate one of the greatest fantasy quarterbacks of all time. His only real downside is playing the Steelers and Ravens during the final weeks of fantasy playoffs.
(+Upside) Bulger comes off his second season as a starter and ended up with almost identical numbers to 2003 though he played in two less games due to a badly bruised shoulder. Through the first eleven weeks, Bulger had scored 18 touchdowns and was on a pace to finish with 26 scores and 4600 yards. He still ended with four 300 yard games and eight weeks with multiple touchdowns. Thanks to missing all or most of three games, Bulger doesn?t show up near the top in any quarterback totals from 2004 and with that a chance he falls farther in the 2005 drafts than is warranted. The Rams have one of the easiest schedules for quarterbacks in the NFL this season and he?s already shown to be a lock to gain 3900 yards and 24 touchdowns even missing a game or two.Bulger makes a very attractive option at quarterback that will likely end up cheaper in a fantasy draft than he should have been. He goes into his third season with all the same players and scheme and will likely have an even better rushing game to concern the defenses since Steven Jackson has been given the starting nod. He?ll probably be the 5th to 8th drafted quarterback in most leagues and yet he has the upside that could easily deliver a top three performance.
After five seasons in the NFL, McNabb was already considered one of the elite quarterbacks in the league and the only question he had not answered was simple enough. What would it be like if McNabb had a great receiver instead of a gaggle of west coast dink-n-dunkers? With Terrell Owens on board last year, we now know ? it spells a career season for McNabb who ended with 31 passing touchdowns (3rd best in the NFL) and a trip to the Super Bowl.That great fantasy year could have been even better had the Eagles not wrapped up their playoff slot so early and McNabb really only played in 14 games ? thirteen if you exclude the Dallas game when Owens was injured. Donovan turned in an incredible five games with four or more touchdowns. He had five games over 300 yards including a 464 yards effort against Green Bay. Want optimism for 2005? Consider McNabb had games featuring four or more scores against each of the NFC East opponents that he faces twice each every year.Owens is holding out and it is expected to last through into training camp and potentially beyond. Without Owens, McNabb is still a fantasy gem. When he has Owens, McNabb is a fantasy goldmine. Track the situation closely because it will have a bearing on how valued McNabb should be considered. The expectation is that Owens returns to the team with only minimal bad feelings. But with Owens ? you just never know until you know.
08/11/05 Update: McNabb drops out of Tier 1 with all the dark clouds gathering around Terrell Owens. He may drop farther as the situation in PHI does not appear likely to improve.
08-27-05 Update: McNabb gets a tick upwards after looking almost flawless the last two weeks and with an instant connection with Terrell Owens last night in the exhibition game against the Bengals.
What?s not to like about one of the most consistently productive quarterbacks of all time? Favre comes off his seventh season of 30 or more touchdowns and he hasn?t failed to be the starting quarterback in any game since 1992. While he was initially rumored to be considering retirement, Favre played in 2004 and ended up with one of his better seasons. He?s only about one game away from breaking 50,000 passing yards for a career.While many elements may change in the Packer offense over the years, Favre has always been a constant. There is almost zero rushing yards from him over the last five years but his passing numbers always place him in or very near top ten. He ranked fifth in passing yardage and fourth in passing touchdowns last year. He?s not slowing down.Favre may play one more year and he may play several ? it is 100% up to him. But he will play in 2005 for sure and that means he is a rock solid, leave the bye week QB filler until the end and expect above average every week. There is simply no quarterback other than Manning that can approach the consistency and minimal risk of Favre.
Trent Green has shown amazing consistency with the Chiefs. Over the last three seasons he has never thrown less than 3690 yards and always scored at least 26 touchdowns. His yardage totals grow every year and in 2004 only Daunte Culpepper threw for more yards. Green had more yardage (4585) than even Peyton Manning (4557).Green led the NFL last year with eight games over 300 yards and had over half of his games result in multiple scores. In short, he was a quarterback that is always available later in drafts than warranted. That may change this season.What helped the Chiefs last season was not only those delightful divisional games, but a schedule that included games against TEN, NO, IND and HOU. This year the AFC West goes against the AFC East (NYJ, BUF, MIA and NE) and the NFC East (PHI, WAS, DAL and NYG). Add in that OAK and DEN will have improved defenses and the schedule is not nearly as kind against the Chiefs this season. That will matter. There is no doubt that Green will still perform well, but four of those 3 TD games last year were against opponents they are not going to face. Expect Green to still throw well, but for the first time in four years, Green is very unlikely to improve from the previous season and finally, he?ll likely be drafted in advance of his true value.
Hasselbeck?s future with the Seahawks was cemented last February when he signed a six-year contract worth $49.4 Million and with a $16 million signing bonus. He has the keys to the offense now surgically attached.Matt comes off a solid 2004 season with 22 passing scores and 3390 yards after having missed two games due to a bruised thigh and a sprained elbow. Had he played the full season as he had in the 14 games, his numbers would have been identical to 2003. Hasselbeck has become a very consistent fantasy player and scored in all but one week in which he played a full game and that one week still had 349 passing yards against the Pats.This season Matt will have all the same offensive players return with the exception of swapping out Jerry Rice for Jerome Pathon ? no loss there. With a similar schedule to last season, there is no reason to expect anything less from Hasselbeck unless Jackson or Alexander holds out (unlikely to last). If he wasn?t intriguing enough, consider his stretch during fantasy playoffs ? SF, @TEN and IND. There?s a reason to pull the trigger in the fourth or fifth round of your draft.
(+Upside) After sitting out his freshman season in Cincinnati, Palmer was given the starting job for 2004 and the results were much better than a glance at year-end totals might suggest. He had to leave the Patriots game in the third quarter of week 14 with a sprained knee and never recovered enough to play again last year. His 13 games came at a pace that suggested a total of 3565 yards and 22 touchdowns. That would be solid production for any quarterback.But Palmer was going through the learning curve in his first year starting and had only thrown for five scores in his first seven games. In his last six starts, he threw 13 touchdowns and those came against quality secondaries like WAS, PIT, BAL and NE. That sort of pace would result in over 30 touchdowns in a season and Palmer will be better in his second season.The Bengal schedule is fairly good for passing and Palmer has enough experience now to make his big arm well known. Expect that he continues to develop into a top-flight NFL signal caller and immediately rekindles the chemistry with Chad Johnson from last year when he threw his favorite wideout a score in their last four straight games together. Consider Palmer a steal if you get him as a back-up and be prepared to make him your fantasy starter.
Plummer used his second season with the Broncos to produce his career best 4089 passing yards ? 500 yards better than he had ever managed in his eight previous seasons. His 27 touchdowns dwarf his second best of 18 back when he was with the Cardinals. While his first season with the Broncos produced average numbers (2183/15 TDs) in his eleven games of 2003, Plummer exploded this season almost from the very first game.Encouraging for the Broncos is that even though Plummer had a great season, he didn?t rely on one or even two players to accomplish it. The highest yardage by a receiver belonged to Rod Smith with only 1144 yards. Both Smith and Ashley Lelie shared the team lead with seven receiving touchdowns while seven others also had at least one score from Plummer.A positive is also that invariably Plummer had his best efforts against divisional rivals thanks to the toilet paper soft defenses in the AFC West. Look for a little less from Denver this season though. 2003 had them matched up against the NFC South and the AFC South which produced big games in most. This season Denver faces off against the AFC East and NFC East which will provide much tougher match-ups. But not enough to remove the value of six games against Oakland, San Diego and Kansas City.
The Patriots had a daunting schedule last season but Brady almost exactly matched his career best 2002 season. He was tied for second best in the NFL with 11 games of two or more touchdown passes. There was only one game in the entire season when he failed to score at least once. Brady was second to only Peyton Manning in consistency, turning in either 300 yards or two scores in 75% of his games last year.He only had two 300 yard games but had ten games with at least 230 yards. Put that together with at least one guaranteed touchdown or more and the worst he offered was a solid weekend. Going into 2005, the only changed aspects to the Patriots are the loss of David Patten (and his seven scores) and the departure of offensive coordinator Charlie Weis. This will be the first season without Weis since 2000, the year before Brady came to town. Brady should get a healthy Deion Branch back for the entire season so the loss of Patten is not that significant. His schedule once again looks tough but that hasn?t been a big factor for the last four years. One caveat here ? the Pats have games @BUF, TB and @NYJ during the fantasy playoff weeks. That won?t make it any easier.
Brooks has spent the last four seasons as a much underrated fantasy quarterback. He has never had less than 21 passing scores and each season is among the best quarterbacks at rushing in touchdowns ? he led the NFL with four scores in 2004 which was even better than his cousin Michael Vick (3). In the pass happy season of last year, Brooks threw for 3810 yards for 9th best in the league. He?s been consistently good though never truly great. Brooks had a fumbling problem which was solved last year when he only lost two during the entire season. He scored in all but one game but ended with only two 300 yard efforts. Brooks is one of the most solid quarterbacks in fantasy terms. He invariably gets about 240 yards a week, throws for at least one score and occasionally rushes in another. He won?t win you a fantasy championship but then again, he won?t lose one for you either.The move from the NFC West to the NFC South was not a benefit for the Saints and now Brooks must face TB, CAR and ATL twice each season. Throw in match-ups against BUF, MIA, NE and NYJ this season and it will be a challenge for Brooks to maintain his standard numbers. Look for a relatively solid season from Brooks but likely less than 2004. The Saints have promoted Mike Shepherd to offensive coordinator and plan on giving Brooks less ?pocket duty? and more play action and moving around which should boost his rushing numbers and possibly his passing efficiency as well.
(-Risk) (+Upside) Vick ranked #1 in rushing for quarterbacks last year, his 902 yards were more than double the #2 of Culpepper (406) and his three rushing scores were better than all but his cousin Aaron Brooks (4). Since rushing yardage is typically more valuable than passing yardage in most leagues, Vick is a solid scorer on fantasy teams. In fantasy terms, he?s just as elusive when trying to determine his value.The problem comes considering his passing which is pedestrian at best. The Falcons ended with the #31 passing attack last season and in spite of acquiring Peerless Price and drafting first rounder Michael Jenkins, the wideouts have been almost invisible in the offense. The entire crew only managed 1322 yards in 2004 with Price?s 575 yards as tops. And yet again, the Falcons spent another first round pick on another wideout (Roddy White). There is also the question of Vick?s durability since he missed most of the 2003 season with a broken leg and after four years has yet to play a full 16 game season. While some fans point at Vick having to learn a new offense and other excuses why his passing has yet to be even average, the reality so far is that he has not shown the ability to be an NFL-caliber passer but balances that out with being a uniquely gifted runner who happens to take direct snaps. You cannot disregard the yardage he racks up on the ground but you cannot dismiss the lackluster passing. He?s fun to watch but given the risks of injury along with the several games each season when he produces minimal fantasy points, he?s better off on someone else?s roster.
(+Upside) After being snubbed by Eli Manning, the Chargers engineered a swap with the Giants that sent Philip Rivers to San Diego and supposedly Brees to the bench eventually. What no one counted on was that Brees would end up as the master of good timing. His total of 29 touchdowns (27 passing, 2 rushing) were almost exactly how much he has scored in his previous three years in the league. To add to his freakish improvement, he had less than half as many interceptions (7) as he did in any other season.Brees retained the starting job the entire season and allowed Philip Rivers to become familiar with a clipboard. After the Chargers coughed up $8 million when they tabbed Brees as the franchise player, there is no reason for Rivers to expect anything different this season. The expectation is that Rivers gets a two year ?look and learn? instead of the anticipated ?play and pray?. Most likely Brees gets traded next year, so he still has plenty motivation to keep excelling. The schedule is good and the team returns all players for 2005, including getting back a few injured receivers. With Tomlinson in the backfield, no team will be loading up against the pass and with the breakout performance of TE Antonio Gates, the offense could be every bit as good as 2004 and maybe even a better. Brees will likely end up being drafted lower than warranted because he continues to fly just under the radar that searches for top quarterbacks in fantasy drafts. He makes an outstanding back-up quarterback and at the worst, a serviceable starter. Add in upside for a more cohesive offensive and a ?contract year? happening and Brees is even more attractive.
(+Upside) Collins took over in week four of last year and varied between having five absolute dud games and six monster performances. In a season where the Raiders were only second to Miami in having no rushing ability, the pass became very important since each game ended up as a shootout.Collins performed very well considering the revolving door at wide receiver. He had 20 touchdowns and almost 3500 passing yards in essentially 13 starts. The acquisition of Lamont Jordan was made expressly so that Collins would not have to throw 40 passes a game and the trade for Randy Moss was just in case he still did.It is still a developing offense but the addition of Moss and retention of Jerry Porter can obviously only be considered as great for the passing game. If Jordan is successful in making the run be respected, this could end up as a very surprisingly good season for Collins. The defense is being worked on but after a pathetic showing in 2004, it won?t be fixed overnight. There are still some shootouts left to witness. The risk of Collins is far outweighed by the potential of the Oakland offense this season of the new scheme. The shelves are again stocked with great receivers and all but Moss and Jordan are in their second season. That makes Collins a perfect sleeper type and one with major upside this season.
(+Upside) Leftwich entered his second season with optimism that the 7th overall pick in the 2003 NFL draft would make progress into becoming a top signal-caller in the league. Never happened. Starting out with a mediocre showing in preseason, Leftwich battled numerous injuries in 2004 including a sprained ankle, sore shoulder, partial tear to his MCL, bruised wrist and finally a concussion to wrap up the year. He missed only two games with the ligament problem but played at less than 100% health for much of the season.His results were almost a mirror to his rookie season though he did have a four game stretch when he threw for at least 298 yards in each as the team spun through the lineup of IND, SD, KC and IND again. Leftwich threw touchdowns in his first seven games and appeared to be well on the way to a monster season before the injury in week eight when his numbers projected out to 3800 yards and 21 touchdowns. He again enters the season with optimism and his good play was hidden by his overall numbers. Considering that Leftwich plays IND, SF and HOU during the fantasy playoffs makes him even more intriguing. His downside is an aging Jimmy Smith and Fred Taylor and a second year player Reggie Williams who has failed to impress so far.
(+Upside) Carr battled a few sprained ankles and a sore neck last year but managed to play in all sixteen games. His 3539 passing yards were a career high and ranked 11th best in the NFL last season. Where Carr compares worse is with passing scores and his 16 touchdowns was bettered by 21 other quarterbacks in the pass happy season of 2004.Carr started the season out very strong with seven scores in his first five games and two 300 yard performances. Carr cooled more as the season progressed, failing to throw for more than 250 yards after week eight and five of his final seven games did not even reach 200 yards passing. His problem is largely that the Texan offense only features two weapons of any note ? Domanick Davis and Andre Johnson. No other player in Houston accounted for more than 400 yards of offense all season.Until some other playmaker is found, the Texans are likely at a level that will not change. Andre Johnson is a great young receiver but cannot do it all and when he is covered well, the passing game falls well short of expectations. Domanick Davis is one of the best pass catching tailbacks in the league but this offense lacks the diversity to allow Carr to progress into a fantasy league?s starting quarterback.
09-03-05 Update: Carr has been suprisingly ineffective this preseason and there is a concern that the Texans offense will not take the next step up. He falls a few spots in the rankings.
(-Risk) (+Upside) Right before the 2004 season started, Pennington signed a $64 million, 7-year contract that gave him an $18 million signing bonus. Not bad since he has never played a full 16 game season without getting hurt. He finished 2004 with a total of 13 games, a career high. Last year Pennington sustained a rotator cuff strain that held him out for three weeks while it healed. Pennington has never been as good as he was in 2002 when he threw for 22 scores in only 12 starts. He only exceeded 260 yards in a game only once last year. Chad is certainly ?NFL starter good? though the jury is still out that he was ?$64 million good.? Pennington will be recovering from his shoulder surgery likely until camp starts. Another consideration is that OC Mike Heimerdinger is coming aboard this year from the Titans and brings an offense that has new facets to learn but is kind to quarterbacks.Putting a significant injury track record aside, Pennington does enter 2005 with the one key that helped him succeed in 2002 ? Laveranues Coles. The Jets will have a tough schedule thanks to the AFC East but there is optimism that Pennington will finally put it all together this season. The only question is how long he will last before injury and if that happens when you needed him most. Until Pennington can string a full season?s slate together without absence, never rely on him for more than a back-up. And even then ? be prepared to have a #3 quarterback just in case.
Griese signed a five-year extension in February that was primarily done to avoid paying him a $6 million roster bonus and to give the Bucs some cap relief. The deal could be worth up to $32 million but it was written in a way that means Griese has to perform or he?ll just get cut in 2006. The Bucs pointed at Griese in week five and he responded very well, throwing at least one touchdown in every game and ending with 20 scores in only 11 weeks. He had three games with over 300 yards passing though that was balanced by five games with less than 200 yards. The Buccaneers found themselves trailing in most games and had more reason to throw than in previous seasons.Griese is the starter and while HC Jon Gruden likes Chris Simms, Brian will have to fall flat before Gruden makes any swap. Griese had the best stretch of games in his entire career last year and with a healthy set of receivers once again, his outlook is bright. The drafting of Carnell Williams should give a boost to the running game and that will decrease the need to throw as often as he did in 2004. Griese was inconsistent last year in yardage and that will likely repeat since he faces match-ups against the AFC East (bad) and NF West (good). He?s a great back-up and will produce top ten numbers about half the time ? if you can pick the right week.
(-Risk) (+Upside) Delhomme produced outstanding numbers last season, throwing for 29 scores to rank 5th for all quarterbacks in 2004. He had a solid season in 2003 in his first year as a starter and was headed to a similar showing until both DeShaun Foster and Stephen Davis were out injured by mid-season. He threw 22 of his touchdowns in the final ten games and managed four 300 yard games with ten match-ups producing multiple touchdowns. Put that all together and he produced 12 games with 300 yards passing and/or multiple touchdowns. No quarterback was more consistent other than Peyton Manning.This season Delhomme gets Steve Smith back but has lost Muhsin Muhammad who turned into a fantasy superstar last season. Keary Colbert returns for his second year after a solid rookie season. If Smith can return to form ? and there is ample optimism that will be the case ? then Delhomme has just as good a receiving crew as last year. The question will be if he?ll have as compelling a reason to throw the ball.Carolina has only a moderate schedule to contend with and they return Foster to the starting role. They also grabbed Eric Shelton in the second round to provide a better back-up than one-time fullback Nick Goings. The Panther offense is designed to use the run and good defense first, and rely on the pass second. That means if it goes to plan, Delhomme will return to his 2003 level of production. If something goes wrong and they need to throw more, Delhomme becomes an instant fantasy starter each week.
(-Risk) (+Upside) Warner enters his seventh season with yet another chance to redeem himself and prove that the thumb injury of 2002 wasn?t the end for one of the greatest ?sleeper? quarterbacks in the history of fantasy football. With only seven touchdowns in the last two seasons, chances are the end has already happened and Warner is merely playing out as temporary caretaker while Denny Green tries to install his brand of football in Arizona.Warner comes in on a one-year, $4 million contract ? enough that he will be the starter no doubt but the one year stipulation sends the clear signal that he is not the future either. Warner played for the Giants last year while a new offense was installed there and did little more than play game manager and allowed Eli Manning to digest the entire playbook before taking over in week 11. Warner wasn?t the reason why the Giants were losing but he was no difference maker either.Warner has a good opportunity this season in an offense that wants to throw and that has some very promising receivers in Larry Fitzgerald and a healthy Anquan Boldin. The Cardinals will run an offense much more like the Rams than the Giants did last year and there is a chance that Warner could surprise with a relatively light schedule and carte blanche to throw downfield. There is a reason why the Cardinals outbid several other teams to procure Warner but there is also a reason why he was only signed to a one-year contract.
(-Risk) (+Upside) After two seasons with Mariucci, Harrington has been given gifts in both of the last two NFL drafts to add to Charles Rogers. 2004 saw Roy Williams come to Detroit and now Mike Williams adds a ridiculous amount of star-power to the receiving crew. If Harrington cannot manage a great passing game with this crew, he won?t succeed anywhere.The Lions have been racked by injuries the last two seasons and that has been tough on Harrington?s numbers. Charles Rogers is more ghost than wideout and even Roy Williams played injured for much of the later half of the year. Through the first eight games, Harrington did throw 14 touchdowns but his production took a nosedive exactly when Williams was injured in week eight. Harrington only managed six more scores the rest of the season.The promise of the 2005 season for Harrington is so bright he should add a welding mask to his helmet. Charles Rogers, Roy Williams and Mike Williams catching passes and Kevin Jones making defenses finally respect the run once again. While Harrington carries enough risk to make him best suited as a fantasy back-up, his potential should make him the first back-up taken in your draft. And if you take him ? spend the pick on Garcia too. Someone should cash in all on those receivers and it should be your fantasy team regardless of the quarterback.
08-15-05 Update: Harrington looked very polished and sharp in the preseason opener against the Jets when he completed 9 of 9 passes for 100 yards. That's exactly what we want to see and gives hope that he will take advantage of the supercrew of wideouts he now has.
(-Risk) McNair has returned for his 11th season after missing half of 2004 with a badly bruised sternum that required surgery at the end of last December. He missed a couple games in 2004 and has been constantly nicked up, bruised or injured for the last two years. In spite of the various maladies, McNair has typically played well when he did suit up.The Titans acquired ex-USC coach Norm Chow as offensive coordinator which gives the Titans the ultimate offensive mastermind ? at least in the NCAA. That means there will be a new offense installed this year and that happens without Derrick Mason who left for the Ravens. Drew Bennett was a nice surprise last year but he returns as the only wideout with any significant NFL experience. Couple that with the explosive but also injury-prone Chris Brown and the Titans offense could vary between an explosive, high-scoring unit to a stumbling, error-prone disaster. This could happen in successive weeks and then reverse itself again.McNair comes in with too much risk to be considered a starter. A new offense, a history of injury and the worst set of receivers he has ever had doesn?t add any confidence to his season. But he is McNair, one of the great warrior quarterbacks and, of course, he says he feels better than ever and is back to form. He makes a great back-up, but nothing more until the season unfolds. And make sure Volek takes your #3 QB spot.
(+Upside) Thanks in part to the injury of Todd Heap, the Ravens ended the 2004 season with the lowest passing yardage of any team in the NFL. Boller finally played his first 16 game season and never once managed more than 232 passing yards in any game and his freak four touchdown performance against the Giants in week 14 was the only reason he managed to reach the vaunted double digit scores for the season. And that doubled his mark from the previous season.This year Boller will throw to Derrick Mason ?easily the best wideout he has had so far and the Ravens spent their 1.22 pick on Mark Clayton from Oklahoma. With Heap healthy again this year and two promising if not proven receivers, there?s no excuse for Boller to show some progress from his two seasons in the NFL. The Ravens passing schedule is certainly no worse than in recent years and this time around there?ll be no games missed by Jamal Lewis interacting with the judicial system.With a great defense and a formidable rushing attack, passing has never been emphasized in Baltimore under HC Brian Billick in spite of his history in Minnesota. The Ravens are not going to suddenly become the Rams and both Clayton and Mason are only 5?10?. Expect some improvement from Boller but best case only moves him into the average category.
Big Ben took the start in week 2 and never looked back. Considering that the Steelers led the NFL by using running backs on 66% of the plays, he was a delightful surprise by scoring 11 touchdowns in his first seven games. He cooled from then on by only throwing six scores in the remaining seven games played and was held out of the final week for the playoffs. What Roethlisberger did only once was have any appreciable yardage totals. Ten times he remained under 200 yards a week and even failed to reach 150 yards in four games. That?ll happen when the offense is all about the run. That will happen again if they can remain successful.Roethlisberger lost Plaxico Burress in the offseason and now will use either Antwaan Randle El or Cedrick Wilson as a replacement. That is a concern since Burress led the team in touchdown catches with a meager five ? all of them from Roethlisberger. Other than bombing the Giants, he looked very much like a rookie after enough game film was distributed throughout the NFL.Expect a slight sophomore slump from the most successful rookie quarterback from 2004. The Steelers will want to run and with Burress gone, a new chemistry needs to occur with a receiver less adept than Burress.
Trent Dilfer was easily the most surprising free agent signing in the offseason since he hasn?t been a full season starter since 1998 ? three teams ago in Tampa Bay. At the age of 35, he certainly has the experience to help develop the new offense in Cleveland but this is a quarterback who has never thrown more than 19 scores in any season and hasn?t greeted the double digit scores since the new millennia.The Browns used their valuable third overall pick in the NFL draft to grab wideout Braylon Edwards as the best rookie receiver. They burned the valuable sixth overall pick in the 2004 draft to take tight end Kellen Winslow. That?s two straight years of taking top ranked pass catchers in the NFL draft and they decided that a 35 year old quarterback who hasn?t played a full season since 1998 is the best way to utilize those players. Amazing. The Browns were one of the worst offenses in the NFL last year by almost every measure and the rebuild under HC Romeo Crennel doesn?t look likely to hit the ground driving in fifth gear. The Browns dumped Jeff Garcia, Kelly Holcomb and Luke McCown in the offseason. The only player of any prospect behind Dilfer is the rookie Charlie Frye who was taken with the 3.03 selection in the draft. Dilfer is hands off this season due to the risk and almost nonexistent upside and Frye may end up cutting into some playing time before the season is over. It?s almost worth watching just to see how this plays out by the end of the season.
The 33-year old Bledsoe is reunited with the coach that guided his early years and he?ll once again be throwing passes to Terry Glenn. The pair had good chemistry in New England during the time Glenn was not hurt or otherwise in the dog house.Bledsoe is a solid addition to the Cowboys ? he?s young enough to last for several years and a perfect fit for the ?drop back or hand off? style of Parcell?s offense, The Bills went in a different direction with the addition of J.P. Losman but so long as Parcells remains in Dallas, Bledsoe will be the starter and have some upside for at least average numbers.Under Parcells, the Cowboys have thrown for 17 touchdowns a season and around 3400 yards ? almost exactly average in the NFL. With a rushing game now supported by Julius Jones, Anthony Thomas and Marion Barber, the offense should resemble exactly what Parcells wants ? ball control with the run and passing when needed. With Glenn and Keyshawn Johnson, the team will be able to move the ball more methodically than in big chunks and that is where the near guarantee for average numbers lies. Bledsoe should prove an adequate fantasy back-up but with depth at running back and a better defense in 2005, he can?t be expected to provide more than marginal fantasy numbers.
Ramsey was pushed aside when Mark Brunell showed up last year but in week ten, he was given the reins and never looked back. In eight weeks, he scored 10 times and gained 1665 yards passing. Doubled makes him about an average quarterback, particularly in a year where passing numbers were higher across the league.The team drafted Jason Campbell with the 1.25 pick but he?ll simmer on the backburner until next year at best. Mark Brunell remains with the team but mainly because they coughed up so much cash for him in 2004 that they?ve already paid for the year already. Ramsey should have no challengers this year and will enter the second season of the Gibbs-inspired offense.The Redskins prefer to run and with a stout defense there are rarely games where a shootout could occur. The team just swapped Laveranues Coles for Santana Moss whish is akin to dumping the possession player for the guy that catches the occasional bomb. The move will not help the Redskins roll up any better passing yards. Washington also has a fairly kind schedule which means the running game should see definite improvement. That all sends Ramsey to the bottom of the list for potential fantasy back-ups. He is a starter and there is value in that but no upside to consider.
Eli entered the 2004 NFL draft bearing the name of all names and ended his rookie year by gaining almost exactly what his big brother Peyton had during his first season playing (though divided exactly by 4). Eli took over in week 11 and in the final seven games of the season he threw for six touchdowns against only nine interceptions. So far his career best yardage is 201 yards in a single game.It was the first year for the new offense and the Giants had obvious problems blocking in addition to experiencing the learning curve. While by themselves his numbers were almost all horrible, he was starting to progress by the end of the season when he only had one interception per game rather than two.The jury is still out on Eli and his first season shouldn?t be used to judge him too harshly. The Giants have acquired Plaxico Burress which will give him a new, young target in the offense and Amani Toomer will still provide good possession catches along with Jeremy Shockey. While brother Peyton was a skyrocket in the NFL, Eli is in a much more dull offense that won?t ask him to pass more than necessary. Eli has long-tern fantasy value but another year of development doesn?t expect to produce even a decent fantasy back-up for 2005. A brutal fantasy playoff schedule of @PHI and @WAS make him even less attractive.
(-Risk) (+Upside) Losman was selected with the 1.22 pick in the 2004 NFL draft and fractured his fibula in practice three weeks before the season started. After recuperating, he made only token appearances in three games in the later half of the season.The plan was to groom Losman last year behind Drew Bledsoe and then deem him the starter for this season. With Bledsoe shipped off to Dallas, Losman gets his shot in the NFL playing in an offense that relies heavily on the run and good field position left over by a dominating defense.Losman has the right size and a cannon arm but came from a Tulane squad that wasn?t considered very stocked with weapons for him to use. This season he?ll perfect the handoff to Willis McGahee and throw only when that doesn?t work. With Eric Moulds and second-year player Lee Evans to rely on when needed, Losman enters his NFL career in a good situation to succeed ? he won?t be asked to win games and the Bills offense has shied away from the pass under HC Mike Mularkey. Losman?s fantasy value is not high in his first year of playing but in a dynasty league he is worth considering if he somehow is not already owned by another team.
(+Upside) Frerotte comes to the Dolphins already familiar with scheme being installed by ex-Viking offensive coordinator Scott Linehan and with his experience is probably the front-runner for the job. HC Nick Saban maintains that the competition is wide open between Frerotte and A.J.Feeley but the reality here is that the Dolphins are likely a year away from producing enough fantasy points to make any Miami quarterback a worthwhile addition to your roster.
08/11/05 Update: Frerotte played well in the Hall of Fame game and appears to have the upper hand in winning the coveted role of first Miami quarterback to get plastered behind a bad offensive line. He was much more poised and controlled and already is familiar with the new offense.
Tim Rattay had his golden chance to shine last year and his first ? and probably only ? chance at being a starter was not met with success. Rattay battled injuries for most of the year, entering camp with a groin strain and tendonitis in his elbow. He later injured his forearm and later separated his shoulder. He wrapped his year in the sun by tearing a muscle in his foot. When he did play, the 49ers were unable to move the ball until the opponent was far ahead enough to allow trash time yards and scores. With the new HC Mike Nolan entering the picture, any good will that Rattay had was gone. The 49ers used their first pick in the draft to select the franchise quarterback in Alex Smith.There is a chance that Rattay gets to start during the season and even if Smith takes over in week one, there is no guarantee he will last all year. The 49ers receiver corps is even worse with the loss of Cedrick Wilson and chances that the quarterback will get battered again is very high. He?s worth keeping on eye on during the season in case he gets a few starts because trash time scores count just as much as game winners in fantasy football.
08-25-05 Update: Rattay has been given the starting nod for now and he looks good enough to keep Alex Smith on the bench at least for the starting of the season. No guarantee he keeps the job, but for at least the first few weeks, it appears Rattay will get another chance.
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(-Risk) (+Upside) Smith was the first pick in the 2005 NFL draft and he goes, naturally enough, to the worst team in the NFL. While mini-camps and possibly training camp will have the coaches saying that the competition is open between Alex and Tim Rattay, take that with a wink-wink-nudge-nudge. In this case, it is not like Smith is learning at the feet of a master and he?s going to get blasted sooner or later anyway.Smith has the obvious tools to succeed in the NFL but the same cannot be said about most of the players surrounding him. He starts out his career with perhaps the weakest set of receivers in the NFL. The offensive line has been patchwork and, oh yes, they are installing a new offense in San Francisco. This is not an equation that equals up to rookie of the year.Smith has obvious value in dynasty leagues where you can hold him and see what happens in a year (or two or perhaps three). But for 2005, he?s untouchable in fantasy drafts this summer. A new offense, even worse receivers than last year and a rookie learning the ropes adds up to a fairly bleak 2005.
08-25-05 Update: Smith has been unimpressive in preseason play and the coaching staff has elevated Rattay into the starting position. Smith should see some playing time this year but at least to start the season - Rattay will be the man.
Volek appeared to be a sudden fantasy superstar when he scored 11 touchdowns in only three games and threw for over 400 yards twice. That sort of production in three games was equal to almost a full season for many quarterbacks. It was like the next Kurt Warner had appeared. To put it in perspective, those games against KC and OAK were against two of the worst secondaries in the NFL and the other @IND was chock-full of trash time. He lost all three games. It may have been a skyrocket fantasy performance but anything less than a points-fest those three weeks would have been a disappointment. Volek does appear to be a solid quarterback and perhaps he will eventually become better than average, but don?t read excessively into what a handful of games in 2004 produced. The Titans were happy to get McNair back this year and Volek returns as the back-up. McNair claims to be 100% and ?better than ever? so there is a chance Volek would rarely play this year.However, McNair has yet to take a hit on his surgically repaired sternum and he?s had one injury after another the last couple of years. Volek is a must have if you are relying on McNair but only an interesting steal very late in the draft. Remember ? it is a new offense being installed and the best receiver is Drew Bennett with no apparent second best.
Feeley was acquired in a trade with the Eagles last year and entered into a competition with Jay Fiedler for the starting job. HC Dave Wannstedt considered the two so similar that he literally did not name the starter until the first game. After playing for three weeks, his five interceptions and a fumble against only two scores sent Feeley to the bench. He was named the starter again in week five but lasted only two plays before getting a concussion. Later in the season the QB carousel stopped for Feeley once again.He suffered a deep bruise to his right hip but still managed to play. Feeley threw at least one score in each of his last six games, fortunate since the Dolphins were always behind and had imploded as a team otherwise. Feeley ended up with 11 scores against 15 interceptions but with the release of Fiedler, Feeley will be the starting quarterback this year.It is a new offense being installed by HC Nick Saban and there is little doubt that the Dolphins will struggle this year. No changes have been made to the passing game and the rushing effort is expected to vastly improve with the rookie Ronnie Brown. Four of the six draft picks this season went to defensive positions and the standard rebuilding plan has the focus on defense and rushing first, and only later putting together a good passing game. Expect that Feeley turns in a mediocre season as the team starts to learn the new scheme. The Dolphins picked up Gus Frerotte as a back-up, but there?s no expectation that Frerotte will replace Feeley unless an injury occurs.
08/11/05 Update: Feeley did not play well in the Hall of Fame game and has likely dropped behind Frerotte in the quarterback derby in Miami.


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Myriad is appealing on two points. First, it's claiming that the people who sued have no standing, because there's no controversy since the company hadn't taken any action against the plaintiffs. That seems like a pretty weak argument, given that Myriad had made it clear that it would enforce its patents against anyone else who tried to do research or genetic testing on the specific BRCA1/2 genes. Second, Myriad is claiming that the patents are valid, because it connected not just the gene (which is unpatentable), but the isolated gene combined with the information that this mutation predicts breat and ovarian cancer (also, unpatentable by itself). Basically, Myriad is suggesting that tying two unpatentable things together make this patentable. That makes little sense, and hopefully the appeals court sees through it as quickly as the district court did.

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Cecil P. Whitt 7/8/2011 7:50:10 PMA marvelous image, C. #1391562
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The Delaware Environmental Institute invites the University of Delaware community to a special seminar and reception saluting three outstanding young faculty who were recently appointed to environmental named chairs.
Each of the honorees will present a short talk on his or her area of expertise designed for a broad, interdisciplinary audience beginning at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 1, in 104 Gore Hall.
Following the talks, a reception will be held in the Gore Hall lobby from 5-6:30 p.m.
The three chairs are five-year career development chairs made possible through the support of the Unidel Foundation. DENIN Director Don Sparks chaired the committee charged with selecting the honorees.
"We are extremely grateful to have been able to attract and retain such outstanding faculty in all areas of environmental research here at UD," Sparks said. "The committee was particularly pleased to be able to recognize researchers in natural science, social science, and the humanities, and we are looking forward to having a stimulating, interdisciplinary discussion at the event."
Kent Messer, Unidel Howard Cosgrove Chair and associate professor in the Department of Applied Economics and Statistics, will present "Maximizing Conservation: The Economic Science of Doing More with Less."
He will be followed by Holly Michael, Unidel Fraser Russell Chair and assistant professor in the Department of Geological Sciences, who will discuss "Water for a Thirsty Planet: Our Vulnerable Groundwater Resources."
Adam Rome, Unidel Helen Gouldner Chair and associate professor in the Department of History, will round out the event with "Why Do We Have Environmental Problems? Lessons from History."
Each talk will be approximately 20-25 minutes long with time allowed for questions from the audience.
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Press Release: Mechanics Bank Robber Arrested
The City of Berkeley Police Department is announcing the arrest of James Craig Davis, 33 years old, of San Pablo, for the January 6, 2013 armed robbery of Mechanics Bank on Solano Avenue.
On Thursday, January 6, 2013, at approximately 9:23 a.m., BPD officers responded to Mechanics Bank on Solano Avenue for a reported armed robbery. Officers determined the suspect entered the bank, displayed a handgun, and demanded cash from a teller. The suspect fled the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash.
BPD Robbery Detectives immediately obtained bank security photos of the suspect, and distributed them to law enforcement agencies in the region. Within a day, a Deputy Sheriff employed by the Marin County Sheriff's Office notified BPD detectives that he recognized the suspect depicted in the bank security photos.
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From MSNBC's David Shuster
The biggest point of contention in the debate last night came stemmed from an argument Obama made recently -- the idea that he would take action against Al-Qaeda in Pakistan, if that country's leadership won't act. Several candidates criticized Obama on that point... and the fiercest exchange was over what Obama said in his recent speech.
Dodd: "If you're making a mistake today, you ought to stand up and say so. It was a mistake in my view to suggest somehow that going in unilaterally here, into Pakistan, was somehow in our interest." Obama replied: "I did not say that we would immediately go in unilaterally. What I said was that we have to work with Musharraf"
So, who is telling the truth? Judge for yourself. Here is what Obama said last week: "It was a terrible mistake to fail to act when we had a chance to take out an al Qaeda leadership meeting in 2005. If we have actionable intelligence about high-value terrorist targets and President Musharraf will not act, we will."
Dodd was correct about what Obama said... Obama did not say he would work with Musharraf.
***UPDATE*** The Obama campaign, and others, have pointed out that Obama said in that speech he would work with Pakistan -- before and after those words above. However, in the sentence and context of having "actionable intelligence about Al-Qaeda," Obama did not say he would consult with Musharraf if Musharraf failed to act. Nonetheless, Obama did say the following his speech... "As President, I would make the hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. military aid to Pakistan conditional, and I would make our conditions clear: Pakistan must make substantial progress in closing down the training camps, evicting foreign fighters, and preventing the Taliban from using Pakistan as a staging area for attacks in Afghanistan."
Also: "And Pakistan needs more than F-16s to combat extremism. As the Pakistani government increases investment in secular education to counter radical madrasas, my Administration will increase America's commitment. We must help Pakistan invest in the provinces along the Afghan border, so that the extremists' program of hate is met with one of hope."
In addition, Edwards made several claims about his history of support for unions. "Two-hundred times I have walked on picket lines. I was on a picket line on Saturday. I was on a picket line on Sunday. I have been in organizing campaigns all over this country."
Edwards may have been on 200 picket lines. And he was on a picket line on Saturday. But the Chicago Sun-Times reported that Edwards was on that picket line with striking hotel workers for only ten minutes... The paper also reports that Edwards used the event to film a campaign commercial. At one point, on the picket line, Edwards reportedly stared into the camera of his campaign videographer and said, "I'm John Edwards and I approve this message."
Also, there were a few instances in the forum tonight where the Democrats gave some exaggerated descriptions of the Bush Administration and the Administration's impact on the country. Clinton: "the first thing I would do is put somebody in charge who actually cared about the people of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. And Biden said this, "We know how badly this president has ruined this country."
The definition of "ruin" is "irreparable damage." It's quite a pessimistic leap to say that the impact of the Administration has been to damage the United States forever, as Joe Biden suggested. As for Clinton, you can argue that the Administration mismanaged the rebuilding of New Orleans. But to say that the person in charge of rebuilding doesn't care is flat wrong, according to the Administration.


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High School Students Sought for Nagano, Japan Exchange Program
CLEARWATER, FL December 26, 2008 – The City of Clearwater is now accepting applications from students in grades nine through 12 interested in traveling abroad as part of an exchange program with Clearwater's sister city, Nagano, Japan.
This year, four students will be accepted into the program who will travel to Nagano for two weeks during summer 2009. Participants will be immersed in the country's language and culture as they stay with local families. In addition, they will visit and give presentations to junior and senior high schools in the Nagano area, and get involved in educational exchanges.
TAMPA, FL. - December 19, 2008. We all know that this time of year brings much joy and excitement, but it can be a bit hectic too. For a relaxing end to the holiday season, "Discover the Past" at Cracker Country and take a tranquil stroll back in time on Saturday, January 3, 2009 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
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Venice, Florida December 22, 2008 – The Downtown Venice Craft Festival celebrates its 2nd anniversary on January 24 – 25, 2009, as Main Avenue in downtown Venice is transformed into an outdoor craft art showcase complete with 150 crafters with affordable original works available for sale. Admission is free and open to the public.
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The Luxury Apartment Community Sets a New Standard for Quality Living in Tampa
Tampa FL December 11, 2008 - With the opening last month of The Vintage Lofts in the historic district of West Tampa better known as Hyde Park North, a new standard has officially been set. Developed by the Zaremba Group, The Vintage Lofts host six fabulous buildings, four stories each with 249, class-A apartment homes. The community is now the area's premier destination for luxury living. With two beautifully furnished models now open and luxurious apartment homes ready for immediate occupancy, it provides residents a highly convenient, upscale lifestyle less than one mile from downtown Tampa.
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Hillel School of Tampa Event to Feature Veteran Talk Show Host Larry King Larry King selected as guest speaker to raise money for the school and its effort to save a life in Tampa.
Tampa, FL December 19, 2008 - Saving a Heart a Day is the goal of The Larry King Cardiac Foundation so Larry King, the well-known talk show host and founder of the Foundation, has agreed to be the guest speaker at an elegant brunch in Tampa to complete a year long fundraising effort that benefits the Hillel School of Tampa and its goal to help save a life in Tampa, the school announced today.
"Hillel School of Tampa is proud to bring Larry King to Tampa for this once-in-a-lifetime event," says Lynn Chernin, co-chair of the event called "From the Heart with Larry King" set for February 22nd. "This is an event not just for Hillel School of Tampa parents and friends. It's for anyone in the community who wants to hear Larry King in person and help the school as well as it's effort to help others.
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Plant City, FL Dec. 19, 2008 – Who wants to deal with the crowds in the malls this late in the holiday season? The 2009 Florida Strawberry Festival makes it easy to give the perfect gift that's the perfect fit for any family: wholesome family entertainment that fits their budget.
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Aqualea and Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort & Spa celebrate topping out with local dignitaries
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Clearwater, FL. December 18, 2008 – Today, city officials, developers and Hyatt executives gathered to celebrate the rise of Clearwater's newest full-scale resort, Aqualea and Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort & Spa. The "topping out" provided a dramatic preview of the luxury resort condominium hotel being touted as the centerpiece of the city's highly acclaimed Beach Walk revitalization project.
"Clearwater Beach is positioned to become one of the country's most attractive vacation destinations, and we are extremely proud to be part of its renaissance," said Neil Rauenhorst, President and CEO of NJR Development Co. LLC, and developer of the project. "Aqualea and Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort & Spa will bring an elevated level of luxury and grandeur to the area that will be virtually unsurpassed on Florida's Gulf Coast beaches."
TAMPA BAY TO HOST U.S. BUSINESS HALL OF FAME 2009 Laureates announced – Outback Steakhouse and Publix Super Markets Founders to be honored
Tampa, FL December 18, 2008. – Junior Achievement today announced four laureates who will be inducted into the U.S. Business Hall of Fame on March 5, 2009, at a black-tie gala at the Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel. The 2009 laureates were selected by a committee comprised of JA Worldwide directors and previous inductees of the U.S. Business Hall of Fame. Criteria for induction include business excellence, courageous thinking and actions, vision and innovation, inspiring leadership, and philanthropy.
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Ok so I have a 15 year old shih tzu he has dry eyes and I have to put drops in every morning. Any suggestions on how to do it with a dog that hates to be picked up and hates to have drops put in. I have anxiety attacks every morning before I wake up knowing whats ahead of me. I have to chase after him until I can catch him and pick him up and the whole time he is wiggling trying to get away. Stick him in the sink and he is trying to jump out. I struggle for 10 minutes and finally get the drops into his eyes. THe whole time Im shaking and so is he. I have a real bad shoulder now because of it and its always in pain now. Im so overwhelmed. I know it sounds ridiculous but I have lost 15 pounds since the summer dealing with this. Any suggestions on a easier way to get the drops in. Thanks
Try fighting with a 110lb Malamute
Sorry, I have no advice on an easier way. Mine was diagnosed with "Dry Eye" about a week ago. Fortunately I have my hubby who can hold him while I put the ointment in!
If you find an easier way, please le me know!
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Well, at 15 he is allowed to be a bit ornery...
That being said, I think that the most important is that you have to be as calm and determined as you can be. He is certainly sensing your stress and that stresses him even more - it's a vicious circle, unfortunately.
Easier said than done, I know
Perhaps try and wrap him in a towel or blanket... and avoid the chase, if you can - that's escalating stress for both of you.
Reward him with the most valuable treat you know, AFTER you put the drops in
I wouldn't chase him first of all. If you need to, keep a leash on him so you can just calmly walk up to him and step on the leash. I would use lots of treats, either to call him over and treat, or just walk up to him and treat, then walk away, repeat in a few minutes. 99% of the time you walk up to him, he should just get treats and attention, so he doesn't anticipate any thing bad and actually looks forward to you approaching.
Why are you putting him in a sink? Can you not hold on to him? Like some one suggested, try wrapping him up in a towel. But again, I would prefer to work on completely avoiding having to have a fight over this. Make it a habit to walk up to him and pick him up, then hold him, all while giving treats and then releasing. Again, 99% of the time nothing happens so that he gets to enjoy being approached, picked up, and being held. You can gradually add holding the eye drops, but just hold them, don't use them. You want to gradually desensitize him from this.
Does he become aggressive at all or just very squirmy? Can you do the eye drops at a different time of the day when he is more tired and less likely to fight you more? Maybe late at night when he's sleepy?
And regarding just giving him a treat after the fact without doing any desensitizing work, as far as he's concerned he's getting a cookie for putting up a good fight. It won't do any thing to help alleviate the stress prior to getting the drops, and may even add more anxiety as he wants to just snatch the cookie and run away after the ordeal.
Thanks for the suggestions. I think I might try doing it at night when he is more tired. He does not like to be touched anymore. You cant even pat him and he freaks out. I think because he has limited eye site due to old age and dry eye. The last few years this has happened. So the only way to pick him up is to sneak up behind him unfortunately. I can't hold him and put them in at the same time so I have to put him in the sink to do this. Mindy
Is it just that he gets startled when you first try to pick him up or has he in general began to completely dislike being held? That seems a bit strange to me, especially if he didn't mind being picked up while he was younger. Is it possible he is in pain or discomfort? Perhaps the way you pick him up or hold him is uncomfortable to him?Have you talked to the vet about this?
He doesnt mind being held. When you pick him up he gets starled like I said I think it is due to not seing well. Once I hold him he is fine and he will actually let me pat him when being held. You just cant pat him when he is on the ground. He was never really a lap dog. He never sat with you or wanted to be held. He just likes to be sitting by your feet and he is content.
Are the eye drops cold? Tyra has to have eye drops every day and I stick the bottle in my bra and get it to my temp and she does not fuss. But, put cold drops in there and she runs.
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There ain't no cure for stupid ...... but we should make sure we laugh and point it out to everyone else
Oh and lots of treats are needed also. Let him think that with the drops come numnums. Maybe chicken weiners? or something he thinks is a high value treat.
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There ain't no cure for stupid ...... but we should make sure we laugh and point it out to everyone else
It sounds to me that you are right about his startle reaction that it is from his poor eyesight. I think you need to try to calm yourself before even thinking about putting the drops in. He will pick up on your anxiety and get more anxious. So you need to relax and make this a treatment that you know he needs to help his eyes. Who knows the drops may improve his eyesight after you've been using them awhile. Knowing they will help him should encourage you to want to find a way to make it easy for both of you.
Wrapping him in a towel may scare him, I think you need to experiment with the best way to get the drops in. Treats will definitely be a positive addition to your successfully getting the drops in. I also agree with Shaykeija you need to warm the drops so they aren't cold when you insert them. Try warming them and testing their temperature like you would a babies formula. Run them under a hot tap and check the temperature on the inside of your wrist. When they are warm enough they should feel slightly warmer than your skin temperature because his normal body temperature is higher than yours and you should be taking time to settle him before you put the drops in.
I suggest you sit somewhere where you are comfortable, maybe on the floor beside him if that works for you. Pick him up and pat and hold him the way he likes then pick up the eye drops once you have him settled in a position you can put the drops in. Hold him so he can't squirm away and put the drops in. If you have to do one eye at a time, then take a break between eyes. I think the trick will be to get him comfortable before you pick up the drops.
As others have said maybe you should start having time when you pick him up and give him a treat without giving him the drops. If it takes several days before you can start the drops then so be it. I think you said they are going to be part of your routine from now on so you have to find a way that is not stressful for both of you.
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2. Did you butcher them in the city (backyard)?
3. What was the most efficient/humane way you killed them?
I just need to find out how to say it in Slavonic!
Thanks, Orthonorm! I've watched a lot of YouTube vids featuring the wringer. That looks like the most humane (and clean!) way to get the job done. I've also dressed chickens and squirrels before, so I'm sure I can handle rabbits. The New Zealand White seems like the standard breed, although there are a few others I've read about. As far as city ordinance goes, still not sure. I know the city allows up to 7 chickens (no roosters) inside the city limits. Did y'all build or buy your hutches?
Hey Opus, what's squab?
I haven't given much thought about selling the meat. I'm mainly interested in the meat for my family and anyone at church who might be interested. Hey Opus, what's squab?
Hi GabrieltheCelt,I show and breed rabbits for the show table and pets, but also have an interest in the meat side.
Quote from: GabrieltheCelt on February 25, 2013, 08:35:43 PMI haven't given much thought about selling the meat. I'm mainly interested in the meat for my family and anyone at church who might be interested. Hey Opus, what's squab? young pigeons, prior to having feathers. Usually about four weeks old. They weigh about a pound and a usda inspected squab will cost about $20 each.I was just planning to have the parents (referring to pigeons here) just feed around the neighborhood and the squab would be a supplemental source of food (a treat). There are already large producers of squab in California, so producing them commercially makes no sense here.I am interested in the rabbits, but I am pretty sure I cannot get away with it at my location.
Hi GabrieltheCelt,I show and breed rabbits for the show table and pets, but also have an interest in the meat side. It's great you're considering rabbits as a source of homegrown meat - they are quiet, personable animals; gentle and easy to handle, easy to house in a suburban situation, very clean and usually disease-free, and as they breed prolifically can produce more meat for their size than most meat animals. One buck and 3-4 does will probably supply enough meat for an average family, depending on what breeding cycle you adopt. The meat is low-fat and easily digestible, and the waste is great for composting or adding directly to gardens.Some good links on meat rabbits, and rabbits in general:The American Rabbit Breeders' Association (ARBA) - an excellent source of information about different rabbit breeds, with links to rabbit breed clubs and breeders.http://www.raising-rabbits.com - a comprehensive, one-stop resource on all aspects of raising rabbits, including breeds, housing, husbandry, feeding, breeding, dispatching and processing.Yahoo Meatrabbits group - a friendly, family-safe and informative group on all things meatrabbit!Breeds: New Zealand Whites and Californians are the main meat breeds - both are large but not gigantic animals, specially bred to produce large litters of fast-maturing kits with a high meat yield. Other breeds also worth considering are Standard, Giant and American Chinchillas, Satins, Silver Martens, Sables and Rexes. If you have an interest in rare livestock breeds, there are several American heritage meat rabbit breeds to choose from - American Whites and Blues, Cinnamons, Palominos, Silver Fox and American Sables.If you prefer a smaller rabbit, Dutch and Florida Whites have excellent dress-out rates, on a par with those of NZ Whites and Californians. Avoid Flemish Giants - although large rabbits, they are heavy-boned, do not have a good dress-out rate, and eat like horses!Dispatching and Processing: Rabbits can be quickly and humanely dispatched and processed in a small area. You can set up a small processing station in a shed, outside near the house; or even use your laundry, kitchen, or bathroom space. There are several methods of dispatching - cervical dislocation, broomsticking (a slightly 'hands-off' method of cervical dislocation), a heavy quick blow to the back of the head just behind the ears, .22 gun, pellet gun (some of these can be used in suburban areas). The rabbit wringer is a method of cervical dislocation. These are covered in more detail on the MeatRabbits group and Raising Rabbits website. Look up "KainanRa" on YouTube - he has an excellent video on how to process rabbits. The manufacturer of the Rabbit Wringer also makes the Rabbit Zinger, a humane killer/captive bolt gun powered by rubber bands. I have one of these, and it is my method of preference above all others - it is very quick and humane; does not require a lot of strength, restraint or manhandling of the rabbits. As a result is less stressful on the animals, very easy to master and probably less 'squeamish' than some of the other methods. You can see videos of this method on YouTube and the manufacturer's website.Housing: My rabbits are housed outside in solid wooden English-style hutch blocks (several individual cage units in one structure). They are off the ground, painted to withstand weather and rabbit pee, and all the doors are padlocked. One hutch block I built myself; others I bought and modified to my needs as required. For a few rabbits, this sort of set up is okay; anything more is very labour-intensive. Most people who get into rabbits on a larger scale usually use a wire caging system inside a shed or barn. You can buy cages purpose-made; or purchase rolls of welded wire mesh, pliers and j-clips and make them yourself. As a general rule, use 14 gauge 2 x 1 inch wire mesh for the cage sides and top, and 14 or 16 gauge 1 x 1/2 inch wire for the floor. For the meat breeds, Bucks should be housed in cages not less than 2 x 2 feet in area and 18 inches in height; does and kits need 2 x 3 foot in area, preferably more. Raising-Rabbits and the MeatRabbits group have instructions and pictures of cages and different caging systems.Disposing of any waste: The liver, heart and a few other organs are considered delicacies by some people (I'm not into organ meats so have never tried them). You can give them to your dogs or cats; they are also sought after by people who feed their cats and dogs on raw-food diets. The skin/fur can be saved for processing into pelts, which is worth considering if you go with one of the dual-purpose fur/meat breeds like Chinchillas, Silver Martens, Satins or American Fox. The Rex has an especially luxurious, velvety coat. The fur breeds' coats are at their best at 5-6 months of age, which is in opposition to the best time to harvest rabbits for fryers (8-12 weeks). Coats can be bagged up and kept in the freezer until you are ready to process them.Rabbit pellets: By this I assume you mean the manure. Rabbit manure is a great fertiliser which can be composted or applied directly to gardens - it will not 'burn' plants if applied fresh like some other animal manures do. You can use it in your own garden, or bag up to sell/give away to other gardeners. I give mine to a local community garden. If you have a wire caging system, you can have a worm farm directly under the cages, which helps take care of the odour and volume issue.Hope that helps. If you want to chat rabbits further, please don't hesitate to PM me!Deborah
For those of you who've raised rabbits for meat, particularly those of you in the city; 1. What breeds did you have success with? 2. Did you butcher them in the city (backyard)? 3. What was the most efficient/humane way you killed them? 4. What sort of set-up did you use? How did you protect them from the elements and/or predators? 5. After butchering them, what did you do with the entrails? Fur? 6. Did you build or purchase your hutch? 7. What did you do with the rabbit pellets? I understand that there'll be those who will have a hard time with this topic, but for those who are interested or have had experience, learn us a thing or two!
Don't use gas to kill. I've watched one Serbian (?) film...BTW my father's friends kept hens in a dorm.
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Quote from: Michał Kalina on February 27, 2013, 05:36:23 PMDon't use gas to kill. I've watched one Serbian (?) film...BTW my father's friends kept hens in a dorm.what was the film?
Quote from: serb1389 on February 27, 2013, 06:54:47 PMQuote from: Michał Kalina on February 27, 2013, 05:36:23 PMDon't use gas to kill. I've watched one Serbian (?) film...BTW my father's friends kept hens in a dorm.what was the film?I don't remember the title. There was one thread about people who bought a pig and wanted to slaughter it in their flat. However they didn't want to notify the neighbours so they decided they would loosen the gas stove and gas the pig. After a few dozens of minutes the pig was still alive so they opened the doors to the kitchen to check what's the matter. One man was nervous a bit so he lighted up a cigarette and whole block's wall was blown up.Kusturica propably.
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Hi,I have searched what I could but found no working solution for getting the colour keys on my MCE remote woring with VDR I spent the whole evening and night (7 hours) looking into logs, trying out things but did not get any further.I am using an USB/UIRT and some of the buttons on my Phillips SRM 5100 was different than the standard MCE remote. The color buttons and the "Text" buttons i then added using thge wiki howto. But the keys dont work in VDR ...Has anyone got an idea how I can get them working? Do they work using LIRC instead ? I really wanted to only have the USBUIRT in the living room, but if it works i will try some LIRC, maybe with another infrared reciever - for example the one that came with the remote.Any guidelines would be really appreciated Here is what happens :Arrow Up/Down..OKVol up/down ...no effect (reciever not yet configured in lnuxmce)Ch up/down ...no effectLive Tv OKMute mutes and unmute sound/does toggle subtitlesred no effectgreen ui2 menu bar plus osdyellow flashes light/vol 'rose'blue no effectText does nothing and leaves error in /var/log/pluto/50_USB_UIRT_0038.logBack Shows the main LinuxMCE menu, second press removes it againStop Stops VDR replay and stops LiveTV too - I am back in the screensaver Sad should only stop VDR replay.GreetingsViking
Look at the device template for the remote you have selected... in my case its device template 1622 (standard MCE Remote). Look at the Device Data field (you will need to click in the field and drag to select all of the text inside it... then copy it and paste it into a text editor. The codes in this field are the ones mapped to the remotes buttons when you startup or do a reload.
power 4326ABF050F1 4326AAF040F1stop 412F8DF050F1 412F8CF040F1record 412E96F050F1 412E97F040F1pause 43248DF050F1 43248CF040F1play 412E97F050F1 412E96F040F1rewind 3F2C38F050F1 3F2C39F040F1fastforward 412E93F050F1 412E92F040F1skipback 412F8FF050F1 412F8EF040F1skipfwd 412F8EF050F1 412F8FF040F1back 412F52F050F1 412F53F040F1up 432688F050F1 432689F040F1info 4324AAF050F1 4324ABF040F1left 432450F050F1 432451F040F1ok 412F53F050F1 412F52F040F1right 412F50F050F1 412F51F040F1down 432488F050F1 432489F040F1volup 43249CF050F1 43249DF040F1voldn 412F9CF050F1 412F9DF040F1start 412FABF050F1 412FAAF040F1chup 412F9FF050F1 412F9EF040F1chdown 412F9EF050F1 412F9FF040F1mute 4326AAF050F1 4326ABF040F1recorded_tv 412E5CF350F1 412E5DF340F1guide 412E5BF050F1 412E5AF040F1live_tv 3F2C5EF050F1 3F2C5FF040F1menu 412E5FF050F1 412E5EF040F11 4325A0F050F1 4325A1F040F12 4323A0F050F1 4323A1F040F13 4321A0F050F1 4321A1F040F14 4322A3F050F1 4322A2F040F15 412EA3F050F1 412EA2F040F16 4322A2F050F1 4322A3F040F17 4320A2F050F1 4320A3F040F18 4324AFF050F1 4324AEF040F19 412FAFF050F1 412FAEF040F10 450CA0F050F1 450CA1F040F1clear 412FACF050F1 412FADF040F1enter 412FADF050F1 412FACF040F1text 3F2C1CF340F1 3F2C1DF350F1red 3F2C1EF340F1 3F2C1FF350F1green 412EC4F340F1 412EC5F350F1yellow 3F2C12F340F1 3F2C13F350F1blue 412EC0F340F1 412EC1F350F1* 412F88F040F1 412F89F050F1# 432689F050F1 432688F040F1
4. edit the template #1622 and insert the "## NEW - VERY SHORT color keys only - lirc config of Windows MCE remote #1622" from further down below "#59 Configuration(string)" under "Default Value".We have changed the names of the color buttons and added "VDR" in front of them so the only react in VDR. 5. go to the web interface and select "mce_usb2" below "Infrared interface" on the MD.now an "ps ax|grep lircd" should show lirc running. Maybe a quick relaod is necessary6. Add remote control device #1622 also below "Media Director"With a bit of luck the remote should work now.Now we have to get the color keys working.7. backup and edit remote.confcd /var/lib/vdrcp remote.conf remote.conf.ORGReplace the folowing lines (the first part is the same in the old and new config):LIRC.Menu VDRDVDLIRC.Back MoreLIRC.Red VDRRedLIRC.Green VDRGreenLIRC.Yellow VDRYellowLIRC.Blue VDRBlue7. restart VDR
## NEW - VERY SHORT color keys only - lirc config of Windows MCE remote #1622## rest of the keys are controlled by Template #1788 USB-UIRT MCE remote## RC-6 config file## source: http://home.hccnet.nl/m.majoor/projects__remote_control.htm# http://home.hccnet.nl/m.majoor/pronto.pdf## used by: Philips############ Philips Media Center Edition remote control# For use with the USB MCE ir receiver## Dan Conti dconti|acm.wwu.edu## Radio, Print, RecTV are only available on the HP Media Center remote control#begin remote name mceusb bits 16 flags RC6|CONST_LENGTH eps 30 aeps 100 header 2667 889 one 444 444 zero 444 444 pre_data_bits 21 pre_data 0x37FF0 gap 105000 toggle_bit 22 rc6_mask 0x100000000 begin codes VDRBlue 0x00007ba1 VDRYellow 0x00007ba2 VDRGreen 0x00007ba3 VDRRed 0x00007ba4# no ba - d8 VDRDVD 0x00007bdb More 0x00007bf0 end codesend remote
not sure if they are needed in mythtv, but the gyration does not have any color buttons ...
Well, the color buttons are used in MythTV as well aren't they? So, you should find solution for them as well. Not sure about gyration remote.Still would like to here Andrew's solution if it's possible
Thank for your answer, Andrew. Does your VDR implementation (I mean the code) for color buttons is available for 0710?