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Why Curb Appeal Matters
Curb appeal is a hot topic for anyone who's hoping to sell a property. Realtors remind us that "you never get a second chance to make a first impression" and rate outdoor home and garden improvements in terms of how much they'll add to your house's attractiveness – and price tag. But what if you're planning to stay put for the time being? How does maintaining a good-looking house and lawn benefit you when you have no intention of selling in the foreseeable future?
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Curb appeal refers to the visual impression passersby receive of your home from the street. And for you as a property owner, this is part of what makes your house feel like home. When you come back after a hard day at work, a residence with plenty of curb appeal – a trim yet cozy appearance and careful landscaping – will lift your spirits and give you a warm sense of pride.
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Curb appeal is not just about appearances, though. The beauty of nicely painted walls or newly replaced windows is definitely more than skin deep. Attention to this type of home care is important in maintaining your property and providing adequate protection from the elements for your house and belongings. Winters in a place like Minnesota are hard on your home; a well maintained Minneapolis roof is essential.
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Neatly trimmed shrubbery and a good looking fence also do double duty; they'll enhance your home's appearance while discouraging potential vandals or burglars. Repairs to your steps and walkway will help guarantee the safety of your family and visitors. Last but not least, an entryway free of clutter, marked with readily visible house numbers, could be a lifesaver in a scenario where ambulance personnel or firefighters need immediate access.
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When you live on a pleasant street, proper upkeep of your home and garden is a courtesy to your neighbors, showing consideration and a desire to fit in comfortably. It also sends a welcoming message to guests – both your own and your kids'. In communities which are overseen by a homeowners' association, HOA rules usually require that you keep up your house and grounds according to precise specifications.
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On the other hand, you may reside in what real estate brokers like to optimistically call "an up-and-coming neighborhood." In that case, creating curb appeal for your own home – within reasonable limits for the locale – shows that you care about improving the area. This will tend to attract prospective home buyers or renters and encourage gentrification.
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Some additions commonly thought to boost a home's curb appeal are, well, just plain fun. If you have the funds and the inclination, why not build yourself a deck or a water feature … or plant some fruit trees … purely for your own enjoyment?
7. Keeping Your Options Open
Stories are told of homeowners who weren't even remotely thinking of selling. Suddenly, these folks were approached by a purchaser eager to buy their particular property, even for a sum well above the market price. Granted, it's a long shot but this type of offer does occasionally occur. However, it's not likely to happen to you unless you have taken excellent care of your curb appeal factor.
The flip side is when, due to financial pressures or other factors such as an unexpected divorce, you may be suddenly forced to put your home on the market. Chances are that you will be in no kind of psychological or financial shape to make improvements to your house's curb appeal under such difficult circumstances. If your home and garden are already well maintained, you'll have one less worry to deal with.
Laura Firszt writes for Networx.com.
Updated December 3, 2018.
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I tried to catch as much of the Henci Goer chatter on twitter as I could tonight. We have a full house tonight (our 3 plus 2 neighbor kids spending the night, oy!) so I'm playing with less than a full deck. Ha!
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anderzoid #ICAN2011 henci goer: how much we have over medicalized birth? IV drip- not allowed to eat or drink – induction- cord clamping- etc
I assume this was a slide of the topics used to justify the point that birth is over medicalized. My previous research leads me to concur that these are some of the 'biggies.'
poderyparto Ineffective & harmful practices: sonograms to estimate fetal weight, planned cesarean for breech,not supported by research. #ICAN2011
Ultrasound is such a poor diagnostic tool for assessing fetal weight in the 3rd trimester. I can't recall exactly 'when' ultrasound is more accurate for predicting due 'dates,' but it's very early on – I'm thinking 8-12 weeks gestation, but don't quote me on that. Only one mom out of the many I know personally that were told they were going to have a big baby actually did have a big baby. Friends and family members who have had 3rd trimester estimates done with specialists have birthed babies 2 pounds lighter than predicted!!!! Regarding the no-questions-asked cesarean for breech – a flawed Canadian study is what dictates current US practice. Thank goodness Canada is taking the lead to restore breech as a version of normal.
bbybirthingmama Scheduling a section for breech, twins, "big baby" and slow labor are not supported by research! #ICAN2011
I was sad to discover that 75% of twins in Montana are born by cesarean. I imagine all breeches are born by cesarean except for the rare surprise breech or unattended breech births. Many docs aren't 'allowed' by their insurance companies to deliver breeches naturally – how convenient for them. Slow labor – yeah! Most women just DON'T dilate 1cm/hr. I REPEAT – MOST WOMEN AREN'T GONNA DILATE ACCORDING TO FRIEDMAN'S CURVE.
tconsciousdoula The way to get a VBAC? Tell the Dr you are planning on having 10 children! #ican2011
Now that's a good one. I'll have to add that one to my list!
babydickey: Perinatal death from csec scar uterine rupture is 6 in 10,000. But did you know pregnancy loss from amniocentesis is 60 in 10,000? #ICAN2011 AND Unnecesarean 6% of scar ruptures—> perinatal death (3 per 10,000). Compare to excess risk of pregnancy loss from amniocentesis… 60 per 10,000. #ICAN2011
Here's what was stated in the NIH VBAC Report: "Approximately 6 percent of uterine ruptures will result in perinatal death. This is an overall risk of intrapartum fetal death of 20 per 100,000 women undergoing trial of labor. For term pregnancies, the reported risk of fetal death with uterine rupture is less than 3 percent."
tconsciousdoula planned VBAC should be the norm (87%) actual rate is 9% (2007) #ican2011
Add this information to your notebooks in case you need to make the case for VBAC to a doctor, a nurse, a hospital administrator, or a friend.
tiffrobyn A 41 week pregnancy is not only normal, it is AVERAGE! #ICAN2011
Like . . . duh. Why have care providers forgotten that? Well, statistically that may not be the exact average for all childbearing groups (i.e. primip vs. multip), but it's absolutely ridiculous to pressure a woman into inducing at 41 weeks. Some providers will start pressuring you at 39 weeks, especially if you let them anywhere near your cervix!
bbybirthingmama WHO Recommends no more than 10% induction rate. I didn't know that. #ICAN2011 BUT poderyparto US induction rate 2005: 47% (babydickey tweeted 41%) of women planning vaginal birth! #ICAN2011 #CAM2011
shedenka So hospitals and docs tell ALL women "you can't eat/drink" during labor. Total CYA: aspiration risk is 3.2 women out of 10 million #ICAN2011
nashvillebirth Henci Goer makes my head hurt in a good way. She always melts my face off. #ICAN2011
*Giggle* This really made me smile. I love having my brain hurt in a good way. It's invigorating!!
bbybirthingmama Early Cord Clamping can take up to 40% of newborns blood volume! #ICAN2011
I had no idea! All of my babies have had their cords clamped immediately. I will definitely add this to my notebook – I had decided a while back that I wanted delayed cord clamping. I know it's not really a strange thing to ask of a CPM but may be strange for an OB.
anderzoid Henci Goer still on ineffective & HARMFUL practices: Care by an OB for LOW-risk & MODERATE-risk women #ican2011
This point was made by a NYC OB in "The Business of Being Born." It's overkill, and generally speaking, normal birth just isn't exciting enough for them. Plus, most of them have never seen a normal birth – especially the younger OBs.
anderzoid: #ICAN2011 #ppdchat Henci Goer: it's hard to get #PTSD on radar bc TRAUMA is centered in Institution. DEPRESSION is centered in women.
This is a very interesting statement and one that I'd like to have fleshed out for me. I can almost grasp it but not quite. I will say that people seem to be aware of PPD and acknowledge it but are less able to grasp PTSD as it relates to childbirth (or pregnancy loss).
Want to read more conference hi-lights? Here is part 2 and part 1 of my Impactful Tweets "coverage."
DH & I have a big to do list for the weekend, so I don't know how thorough future posts will be. Enjoy the weekend!
EDITED to add "Birthing Beautiful Ideas's" wrap-up of the day's presentations at the ICAN 2011 Conference. Have a look!

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Like most Americans, I rarely get the doctor-recommended eight hours of sleep every night. Usually, I get too little sleep. Occasionally, I get too much. So I worried when I saw a new study that found that how much women sleep in middle age can affect their memory later in life.
Researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston evaluated the link between sleep duration and memory in more than 15,000 women age 70 and older who were stroke and depression free at the start of the study. Women who slept less than five or more than nine hours each night in midlife had more memory problems – equivalent to an additional two years in age – than those who slept seven hours a night. In addition, women whose sleep patterns changed two hours a day between midlife and later life also had poorer memory than those continued to sleep the same amount of time each night, according to the study published May 1 in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
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- Limit caffeine. Caffeine can disrupt sleep many hours after you take it in. Caffeine is not just in coffee and tea but also in some soft drinks, medications and foods. Avoid caffeine after lunch, and cut down on your total daily use if you need to.
- Don't drink alcohol within six hours of bedtime. Alcohol may help you fall asleep faster, but it can disturb sleep during the night.
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One big issue in retirement planning is health insurance benefits. During the federal benefits open season that runs from Nov. 12 to Dec. 10, I'll be addressing some insurance-related issues.
This week, I'll focus on the flexible spending account program. FSAs offer employees (but not retirees) a way to set aside tax-free dollars to pay for a variety of eligible health care and dependent care expenses. But only about a third of eligible federal employees use it. Those who do can save an average of $30 for every $100 they spend for necessities such as medicines, eyeglasses, doctor or dental visits, day care and adult care expenses. If you are retiring sometime in 2013 or later, it makes sense to consider using this tax-saving program prior to your retirement.
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While it may not be evident to those who don't know me well, I've had an interest in performance management and metrics for almost as long as I have been a working professional. Indeed, I have been actively researching this since around the time of the Y2K "crisis" — which roughly translates to about 17 years. Some times I've been more active in my research than others, but it's always been core to how I think and work with customers and approach any project.
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Monday, April 9, 2012
Happy Monday!
My strategy with eating is to keep the calories low early in the day, eating small mini-meals every 2-3 hours as I am hungry, and then one larger meal with the family at dinner (staying on the low carb side, avoiding grains for the most part). Then I'll have a 100 calorie allowance between dinner and bedtime, if needed.
Some of the 100-ish calorie mini meals I am eating include:
hard boiled (Easter) eggs
light string cheese
1 ounce of almonds, walnuts, or pistachios
veggies of any kind, with or without dip
small portions of meat (I have cooked chicken breast and leftover spiral sliced ham in the fridge right now)
Greek yogurt
Medifast meals
I keep all these things on hand and choose from them throughout the day. I have fruit sometimes too, but am trying to keep my carbs a bit lower this week so fruit will be a special treat when I want something sweet or when I want a yogurt smoothie.
My migraines have nearly disappeared, and I think that is partly due to my food choices and partly due to hormones and where I was (and am) in my cycle. Also, my acid reflux has disappeared with the changes in my diet; I find it is worse when I eat heavily before bedtime and also when I eat fatty foods or sweet stuff at night. Since I changed my diet to eliminate that stuff, the acid reflux is GONE. I think that's pretty cool, since back in 2006 my doctor told me the only way to get rid of acid reflux disease was treatment through medication. Makes me wonder how many other ailments could be eliminated *without* medication just through changes in diet.
Not much else going on, just spring cleaning and dog training and the usual kid stuff. Enjoy your day!
10 comments:
- Karen said...
Lyn, I do believe many of your ailments could be eliminated with a low inflammatory diet. Doing a whole 30 then bringing back on foods one at a time and knowing That it could take 72 hours for a sensitivity to show up.
It would take a lot of self discipline to make it work. The benefits could be huge.
Only you know what is right for you. I've found by eliminating wheat, grains, and almost all processes sugar is the key to weight maintenance. Took 40 of my 46 years to figure it out, but so worth it.
The root causes may be multiple but dietary causes are within your control. If and when you get the mental part of it down, then the weight loss will likely follow.
Good luck and someday I believe you will figure it out. Karen P.
- April 9, 2012 at 5:23 PM
Lyn, I am sure you get sick and tired of people commenting with well meaning suggestions for helping with weight loss. Well.....here's another one!
I have had good luck with one simple thing in my decades of trying to lose weight. It makes a huge difference in my weight loss if I eat my smallest meal at supper and eat nothing between supper and bedtime. I believe there are some studies that back this up. This little trick has always helped me when the scale refuses to budge. It's just a thought.
Good luck, and I'm glad you are feeling a little better today.
- April 9, 2012 at 6:10 PM
- Princess Dieter said...
Lots of folks report improvements to elimination of acid reflux with changes in diet (particularly eating smaller meals and going grain or gluten free). Since I gave up gluten, I've had zero reflux. Zero. I used to think it was acid foods, but now, I can have a whole cup of marinara sauce or a grapefruit and have no issues.
I think everyone probably benefits from going fresher and less processed and fewer grains/no gluten. Just from what I've observed online and with my experimentations...at least, worth a try for folks. Just try it and see if stuff resolves or improves, right?
I agree with LAH. I've seen the best weight loss results when I eat dinner and then NOTHING..no snacks before bedtime. But, hey, everyone is different. Some folks have more volatile blood sugar and need snacks. I find that snacks make me MORE preoccupied with food.
- April 9, 2012 at 6:32 PM
- Tammy said...
Our health is DIRECTLY related to the food we put in our bodies. We could heal ourselves of a lot of ailments if we'd just learn how to eat right, and stick to it. I emailed the other day...did you get it? :)
- April 10, 2012 at 4:34 AM
- Julia Stambor said...
DH had the same experience w/reflux after I changed the foods we ate and cut down on carbohydrates, sweets and other sugared stuff. He used to pop antacids almost every night. Now he´s been off them for well over a year, the only time he still needed one was after having a double portion of a heavily sugared milk drink. Cutting out sugar definitely helps when you suffer from reflux. So does losing weight, it seems.
Way to go about weaning yourself off sweetened coffee, btw. You´ll probably find that many things you used to eat taste way too sweet after a while of being off sweetened foods. Makes it easier to stay away from them :).
- April 10, 2012 at 7:02 AM
I have found that if I eat more calories earlier in the day, I focus less on food and crave less later on. It's like my body calms down the worry that it won't get enough, and then I don't feel like I need snacks. What if you kept your plan of eating with your family, but added that 100 cals to breakfast or a morning snack rather
- April 10, 2012 at 7:59 AM
- Lyn said...
I've tried doing the bigger breakfast thing, but no matter what I eat early in the day, I get hungry/cravey in the afternoon. The hardest time for me is after 2 or 3.
- April 10, 2012 at 8:26 AM
- Princess Dieter said...
How big was that big breakfast. I'm talking 600 to 700 calories with a minimum of 30 grams of protein (though some say 50 grams of protein with breakfast will TOTALLY kill cravings).
Big is relative.
- April 10, 2012 at 8:59 AM
A P.S. to my comment on eating my smallest meal at night. I don't eat breakfast.....heresy I know! Actually, I eat breakfast but I don't eat it when I first get up. I also have tried forcing a big breakfast when I first get up and it has no effect on eating later in the day except to make me eat more.
The way I eat to get the best weight loss result is to eat when I get hungry, usually about 11 A.M. I eat my main meal then, making sure to get plenty of protein. I eat when I get hungry later in the day, sometimes in the afternoon when I would eat another small meal, sometimes not till an early supper. My rule is to eat a small supper with some good protein and nothing after dinner. This really does help me lose. Again, just a thought.
- April 10, 2012 at 11:25 AM
Lyn, with all due respect to everyone's individual experience, I believe you have indicated that you pretty much know what works for you. I'll add my suggestion to the others and say: do that.
Many of us find that eating most of our calories, if not all, later in the day, keeps us from eating normally during the day and then bingeing at night. Yes, yes, it is all a matter of controlling ourselves, saying no, just doing it, stop whining, stop looking for excuses but if we could have done that in the first place, we would not be here, writing and reading about eating disorders and food issues.
With the exception of physical distress, unless the meal is being consumed right before going to bed and I don't think that is what you wrote that you planned to do, many studies indicate that the consumption of calories at any particular time of day or separated by so many hours is basically unimportant when it comes to overall weight loss. The total number of calories over a 24 hr. period is what matters, along with other variables, such as physical activity, stress levels, hormones, medical issues, etc., but these still do not impact upon the time of day when the calories are being consumed as it affects weight loss.
- April 10, 2012 at 11:48 AM


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This blog is called A Newbie's Guide to Publishing, because a lot of what I write about is geared toward unpublished or recently published authors.
Now I'd like to dispense some advice for authors who have a book or two or ten on the shelves, because I keep seeing authors making the same damn mistakes. even after years in this biz.
You hear the phone ringing? It's reality calling. Pick it up and listen.
1. Keep writing. I'm shocked by how many authors I know who haven't had a book published in over a year. I can name more than fifty authors who have seemed to drop off the face of the earth. Yes, I know this business is hard, and rejection is discouraging. But giving up isn't an option. If you can't sell your latest book, write another one. And another. And another. Sheesh.
2. Stop whining. This business is woefully unfair, and involves a great deal of luck. Keep your complaints to yourself, get over it, and see #1.
3. Stop fretting about reviews. I know it's difficult when some brain donor on Amazon gives you one star without reading past page 3. Everyone has an opinion, and all opinions are valid, so get over it. Criticism (and for that matter, praise) is pointless after the book has been published. You don't need other people's opinions to be happy.
4. Don't compare yourself to other authors. Ever. Never ever. Someone will always have a bigger advance, better sales, more awards, bigger movie deals, and a much better publisher than you do. This isn't a competition, and envy is just as useless as worry, regret, and guilt.
5. Keep your ego in check. You are not all that. Your writing isn't that great. And anything good that has happened to you in your career is more about luck than about anything you've personally done. Get over yourself, be thankful and gracious, and always remember where you came from.
6. Celebrate. It's so easy to get so bogged down by details that you can forget you're a published author, which is pretty damn cool. Any time something good happens, take some time and luxuriate in it.
7. Promote. As much as you can. If you're not good at it, get good at it. The more you do, the more you'll sell. The more you sell, the longer you'll survive.
Now you might say, "But Joe, Author X doesn't do any of these, and he/she is wildly successful."
True. But Author X is also a dick. And I'm not the only one who thinks that.
Don't be a dick.
Lecture over. Ignore at your own peril.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — United Arab Emirates authorities held an Egyptian journalist without charge and subjected him to mistreatment in a secret prison on accusation of membership in an Islamist group, a human rights group said Monday.
The Emirates Centre for Human Rights said Anas Fouda, employed with the Dubai-based MBC media group, was arrested by state security officials on July 3 and held until he was deported back to Egypt on Aug. 4. Fouda claims he was kept in solitary confinement by authorities, who deprived him of sleep until he was unable to stand.
The allegations come as the UAE widens a crackdown on groups with suspected links to the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist organization to which ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi belongs. The UAE, one of the Arab world's most outspoken critics of the Brotherhood, has been quick to quash any Arab Spring-inspired dissent and has noted its "satisfaction" at the turn of events in Egypt.
In July of this year, 69 people accused of membership in a banned Islamist group backed by the Brotherhood were convicted of plotting against the country's ruling system. Another 30 suspects, including Egyptians, await trial for alleged links to Brotherhood networks.
Emirati authorities could not be reached for comment on Fouda's case.
The journalist says he is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt but claims to be not politically active in the Emirates. Authorities accused him however of being part of a Brotherhood cell in the UAE, he told The Associated Press over the phone from Turkey.
He says he was kept in solitary confinement in a windowless cell that was kept constantly lit to keep him awake, and was unable to stand on his own by the time of his release.
"I was not able to sleep (except for) every 48 hours, when I would collapse from exhaustion ... With every day my health worsened," he said.
Centre director Rori Donaghy expressed concerns for the well-being of other prisoners, including two other Egyptian journalists being held without charge in the United Arab Emirates.
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"This is my 5th year playing fantasy football. I've been to the finals one time and been to the playoffs a handful of times in those 5 years, never winning a title. This season, however I joined 3 leagues, and have made the finals in ALL 3 LEAGUES! Some of that credit has to go to you guys for providing an awesome website. I used your tools to size up my teams during mock drafts, then used it during the real drafts and throughout the season for difficult matchups. In one league, I went 11-2 and barely lost those 2 weeks. I almost ran the table! I figure to win at least one of those league championships, so I wanted to pass on a heartfelt thanks and wish you Happy Holidays. I will certainly be using your site again next season". - Corey 1st year member
"FFS has definitely made a difference since I became a member midway through the 2009 season.. Since becoming a member I had 6 wins with only 1 loss.. I consider myself very fortunate, but now I'm facing a team that has a ton of weapons.. My only chance is for that other team to use a lineup that puts his home run players (as per FFS) on the bench and choose a lineup that is less than ideal.. Here's to keeping my fingers crossed.. "Luck is enough to keep a man alive, if only his courage holds up."- Mario 1st year member
"Super Bowl Champs: Beasts win! I also want to thank Russ and his crew for the help. These guys are making fantasy football into an art form. This site is awesome! No way would I be here if it wasn't without their sound advice. Jason 2 year Member
"I did get a bye this year being the number 2 seed and I have to say I would never have been able to do that without this site. You guys are totally awesome and I will definitely be back again next year. I will be going up against my dad next week for third place so I still have something to play for and I wish all of you good luck this last week. Ryan 2 year member
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"I won both leagues, won my division in both leagues, won "high point" team for the year in both leagues and WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP in one league for the third year in a row, and won for the first time after three visits to the Championship Game in the other league, third time was the charm :-) ..... your website is my source for checking rosters for who to play each week and any potential trades that may arise during the season, thanks for all you do ....... keep it up, i'll be back!"- Dick 4 year member
"Read your column every week. This is my 2nd year in an online league (I came in 3rd last year) and looks like I will again this year. This was also my 1st year in a draft league and I made it to the finals with your help but lost. Oh well 2nd for my first time not too bad. Was a novice with picking my own team. Thanks and look forward to drafting advice for next year". Mary 1st year member.
"Third year FFL player. I finished last and then second my first two years. This is my first year with FFS and I followed your advice (with only a few exceptions) religiously. You pushed me over the top and I not only won the championship for my league but was over 300 points ahead of the second place member for the year. I will be back next year and every year. I can't say thanks enough to equal the results. Sadly, I can't recommend you to the rest of my league (I'm not crazy)" Thanks- Larry 1st year Member
"JUST WANNA THANKS ALL U GUYS WHO GAVE ME ADVICE THRU THE WEEKS....I KILLED MY OPPONENT!!!" Shane 1st year member "I used all my resources, including all you guys provided to Win it all last weekend! Went from 6th to 1st, Beat the 3rd place team in 3-6 match-up, Beat the 2nd place team in 2-6 match-up, Beat the #1 team in the 1-6 match-up, Most points of all teams! Most trades - ended up with semi-dream team that included Rivers, Chris Johnson, Ocho, DeSean, Bironas and Ray Lewis and Pollard THANKS FOR EQUIPPING ME TO TAKE IT ALL THIS YEAR"- Mark 1st year member
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"Thanks Fantasy Football Starters for helping me defend my title. My studs came through for me again when I really needed them (Brees, Portis, Gonzalez and even D. Williams) Victory is a sweet thing....I will definitely continue to use this site going forward"...Josh, first year member "Thank You FFS.com you were awesome I was high point total 2 years in a row and won it all I cant thank you enough see you next year".....Rick 2 year member
"Thanks everyone for all the input and advice helping out this rookie fantasy footballer. You guys helped me win the championship this weekend as well as helped me all season long. I love this website and will keep coming back year after year. Once again thanks for a fun and winning season".....FUBAR first year member
"I want to add my thanks too! With both weeks left in my league and no playoff system (standings-based results) I'm 2 games up on the sole contender and I have a 400 pt advantage over him, so I'm assured of 1st place. Thanks to the advice and tools from this site, I've amassed a very good team that has produced: QB: Favre, Thigpen, Hill RB: Forte, LT, Slaton, Pierre Thomas WR: Andre Johnson, Fitzgerald, Steve Smith, Eddie Royal TE: Owen Daniels"... .........................Duke, first year member
"Just wanted to say thanks to the team we have here. I have finally made it to the finals. Thanks Russ and others for the input. With all of the help each and every year I am getting better and starting to understand more and more of what to look for to help me make it the finals. I hope for years to come i am able to help others as they have helped me!".....Lucas 4 year member
Thanks to everyone and especially to Russ and his team. I have already wrapped up the Championship today and still have S Smith to play tonight against the Giants. I'm 6 points up, my opponent has completed play, and Smith and the Panthers are just starting to play. Thanks again"...only1Putt third year member
"Thank you FFS, Russ, Jeff, Dana, Simon! This is my 3rd yr. with you guys, and my 3rd trip to the big dance! Not to mention I joined 2 other leagues and I am in the finals in all 3 leagues. Been playing for 11yrs. and was always middle of the pack till I lucked up on your website! With all the praise you guys get, it is still not enough"...Glenn third year member
"I have been a member of FFS for the past 2 years. Last year I placed 3rd and this year...well I am the 2009 League Champ! Thanks to all that helped on the message boards. I do have to say though, the best thing I got out of FFS was the weekly Fantasy Alerts sent directly to my email. I had a few guys compliment me on my waiver wire pickups. Another said, "You only won because of FFS." I said, "Maybe, but turning the chump change I paid for FFS advice into the slew of money I won right before Christmas was well worth it." Thanks again and have a Merry Christmas (I know I will)!!!! Josh, second year member
"This was the first year using this site and I wanted to say thanks to Russ, Dana, RSGFS.com, and all of the members that helped me on the forums. The tools that you have here are great and I will be back next year for sure"... Philly Phreak, first year member
I have been playing FF for 4 years and before I never made the playoffs with other service I had but with you guys I was high point total last year and won it all and this year high point again. I owe it all too you guys ty all Happy holidays too all.... Rick 3 year member Thanks to all for your assistance so far. I have made it through the first round of the playoffs are I am onto the final four.... Kevin 1st year member
"FIVE (5) YEARS PLAYING FANTASY FOOTBALL AND FINALLY I MADE THE PLAYOFFS. THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU. I PLAY ON MY SON'S LEAGUE AND HIM AND HIS FRIENDS ARE SURPRISED AT THIS YEARS RESULTS. THEY DON'T KNOW I'M STAYING IN TOUCH WITH YOUR FOOTBALL STARTERS STATS. I WANT TO WIN THE SUPERBOWL AND THEN I'LL TELL THEM. LOL. THANK-YOU AGAIN.....MARENA first year Member
"Well this will make it two straight years you have helped to take me to the playoffs. Last year 1 championship and a 3rd place finish. This year I am in the Championship 1 League and am starting the first week of playoff action this week. Love your sow Russ and wish I would have found this site years ago. Anyway thanks for another great year! My bench would have won against any of the playoff teams. I owe it all too all the blogs and input your service gives me. i was high pts total last year and this year too ran the tables last year and i should do it again this year keep up the outstanding work good luck to all have a happy if possible and profitable new year".....Rick 4 year member
"With your help I was able to sneak into the playoffs and better yet beat my brother this week to make the play offs and get bragging rights for the year. I will definitely be using this website next year, but this time I will sign up before my draft." Thanks Again..Kevin 1st year member
"First Super Bowl after 8yrs! I've used this software for 2yrs and it definitely helps me make the right decisions". Chris, 2 year member
"This was my first year using FFS and low and behold I won a championship this year and made it to the playoffs in my two other leagues. This site is awesome and I will definitely be back next year." Jerry, 2007 Member
Thanks. Definitely will be back. Your service has helped me to the playoffs the last 3 years and I won it all this year!" Jared, 2007 Member
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"Just wish to thank everyone who voiced opinions and certainly contributed to my decent season. I won my division" Pat, 2007 Member
"Dear FF Starters - I just wanted to touch base and let you know that you all helped me reach the Super Bowl in BOTH of my leagues". Just an update....I am 2 for 2 in Fantasy Super Bowls this year! I won again last weekend!!!! Thanks for the help! Michelle, 2007 Member
I used your product in 6 of my 11 leagues. I won 2 championships and my winning percentage was 64.3%. Thanks for the good year. Charles, 2007 Member
"BECAUSE OF THIS SITE I WON 1 LEAGUE AND FINISHED "IN THE MONEY" IN ANOTHER!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!" Brett, 2007 Member
Gentleman, "We" did it again, this makes a 3peat in winning a league championship!! Thank you for another stellar season, can't wait for next season". Mark, 2007 Member
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"This is without question the best site for all around info I've ever used!" Michael, 3 year member 4 Championships!
"Three words - Tier Draft Strategy! Although I wrestled with the PLA projections on a weekly basis, in retrospect, that tool was usually more correct than the tool (me) that entered my line-up weekly. Thank you for such an excellent site for all of us FF nerds/champions!" Iggy, 2 year member
I won the championship game due to all the input from everyone and this site. Big thanks!!!! This was my second year here and will be back for sure. When do we sign up for next year? Thanks again. Gary, League Champ, 2006 Member
Thank you Russ and Fantasy Football Starters.com for helping me take home the championship in only my 2nd year in fantasy football. Thanks a lot!! I'll be purchasing the whole package next year. David, League Champ, 2006 Member
This was my first year with Fantasy Football Starters. I have been playing fantasy football for 8 years now and this has been my best season ever! I am sitting at 11-3-1, finished 1/2 game out of 1st, and I am in the championship game! Glenn, 2006 Member.
I'm in the finals in all three of my leagues! I credit much of it to this Web site. Thanks everyone! Nate, 2006 Member.
I can't say how much I appreciate your assistance. My third place finish followed a last place finish last year. Count me in as a member next year. Your commitment to making this site the best, is obvious and refreshing. Happy New Year to the staff and members of. Rick, 15-1 (league champion, 2005); 11-4 (3rd place) in another
First, I would like to take the time to thank everyone at Fantasy Football Starters. This was my first year playing FF and I was the last place draft pick and made it to the championship game. I can honestly say, couldn't have done it with out you! Shane, 2005 Member
Because of FantasyFootballStarters.com, the Power Line-Up Analyzer and the Forums, one of my teams has won the Championship! Todd, league champ, 2005
This was my first year playing FF and I was in the small money league in my office. Next year I move up to the big money league since I am majorly addicted now! I will be a subscriber next year for sure. Mark, (2nd place finish, 2005)
Hey this is my third fantasy season. I won all three games in my leagues. I'm in two big money leagues. I'm leaving it to the experts. So far so good! Thanks. Arnie, 2005 Member
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Your system works! The only reason I came to your site is because I saw your name in one of the leagues that we are in and you did better then all the guys in that league. So thank you very much for the help and now I feel confident I can win big money with the help of this site. Brock, 2005 Member
For what it's worth, I don't listen to what the lineup analyzer says all the time. But I wish I had as I've been keeping track of it all season between who I've started each week and what it told me to do, and I'd have won 2 more games and not be worrying about making my playoffs. Thomas, 2005 Member
I can, with confidence, tell all your guys Russ, Jeff, the staff and this site are without question is right a helluva lot more than they are wrong. Listen to them, especially if you're a rookie in fantasy football. Michael, 2006 Member
Thanks Power LineUp Analyzer for the great season, best in my 4years! Rodney, 2006 Member
Just wanted to thank you for getting me through another week. Kudos to the LineUp Analyzer too. It's right on. Vito, 2006 Member
Thanks to this site and all the great help on the forums and Power Line-Up Analyzer! Larry, league champion 2005
After losing McNabb to the sports hernia I relied on the Power Line-Up Analyzer even more to help choose my weekly "guest quarterback". It wasn't perfect, but helped get me enough wins to make it to the playoffs. Thanks for the support and advice. I'm looking forward to the additions you have planned for next year. Scott, league champ, 2005
Overall, the Power Line-Up Analyzer missed a few, but more times than not, it was right on the money!! I will sign up again. Thanks Guys!! -- Todd, league champ, 2005
Followed the analyzer to the letter and I am now up by 47 points going into Monday night. Other guy has Colts TE and DEF. I think I am in good shape. Thanks a lot analyzer!! -- Clarence, 2005 Member
I didn't know who to use as my flex and PLA and the forums said to play Bruce and I did. He saved me cause Stephen Davis did not produce and he made up for those lost points looks like I am going to win again this week and on my way to the playoffs. Thanks again love this tool! -- Rodney, 2005 League Champ
This site is great as you can see I'm 9-2 thanks to the Line-up Analyzer -- Gary, 2005 Member
I've been running "trade analyzer" to see which team/player is better. It's been helping me figure out which player to pick up off waivers and which one to drop. Great tool. -- Omar, 2005 Member
Trade Analyzer is a big help. Thanks for my 3 game win streak and a basic clinch on 1st round in my league being 2 weeks up on 2nd- Al 2005 Member Appreciate the insights and love the Trade Analyzer!! Keep up the good work! -- Mark, 2005 Member
For Trade help I have consulted this site and so far it has been right(80%) more times than it has been wrong(20%). If I did this on my own I might be 6-6(probably worse). This site has saved my season -- David, 2005 Member
Your system works. The only reason I came to your site is because I saw your name in one of the leagues that we are in and you did better then all the guys in that league. So thank you very much for the help and now I feel confident I can win big money with the help of this site. Brock, 2005 Member


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"Once," which is based on the indie movie, opened on Broadway in March and scooped up eight Tony Awards, including the prize for best musical. The album features actors Steve Kazee, Cristin Milioti and others.
"The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," starring Audra McDonald, won this year's Tony for musical revival. It beat out "Follies," the acclaimed revival of the Stephen Sondheim musical, that ran at the Ahmanson Theatre this year following engagements on Broadway and the Kennedy Center in Washington.
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Clarkson University Hosting Third Annual Entrepreneur Recognition Dinner
The Reh Center for Entrepreneurship at Clarkson University is hosting its third annual Entrepreneur Recognition Dinner beginning at 5 p.m. on Friday, April 19, at Clarkson's Cheel Campus Center.
North Country small business owners and interested community members are invited to attend the event, which will recognize four individuals for their commitment to and support of entrepreneurship.
The event will feature an address by Mark Dzwonczyk, a Clarkson University trustee and the CEO of Nicholville Telephone Company, who has been building and re-building businesses in California's Silicon Valley for the past 20 years.
Mark Scott, founder of Artworks Creperie in Waddington, N.Y., will receive the Entrepreneur of the Year award, which recognizes a practicing entrepreneur who demonstrates an unwavering commitment to building their small business and supporting their community. As town supervisor, Scott has also been instrumental in community development and engagement in Waddington.
Marc Compeau, instructor for Clarkson University's School of Business, will be receiving the Entrepreneur's Hero Award, which is given annually to an individual or group that provides resources resulting in increasing the viability of multiple entrepreneurs located in the communities served by the Reh Center. Compeau is the founding director of the Reh Center and his collaboration with practicing entrepreneurs through the My Small Business 101 series and individual consultation has resulted in increased survival and profit for hundreds of small businesses in the North Country.
Jeff Taylor, director of the Career Center at Clarkson, will receive the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award. This award is given annually to a student, faculty, staff member, office or organization at Clarkson University that through the creation of a new program, organization or value added offering, demonstrates a deep commitment to the Clarkson community and demonstrates each of the key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. Taylor's energy and dedication to creating unique programs and customized services has resulted in increased employer recruiting on campus and an employer fair specifically for regional employers.
Randy Roth '74, chief executive officer of ViTEX, Mooresville, N.C., will be inducted into the Clarkson Alumni Entrepreneur Hall of Fame. Hall of Fame Inductees are entrepreneurs who have consistently demonstrated an unwavering drive, dedication, determination and commitment to pursuing entrepreneurship. They have risen to the highest level of entrepreneurial achievement, having achieved national recognition as a leader in their field. Inductees must have graduated from Clarkson University and founded a firm.
Social hour, sponsored by the Fresh Sound Foundation, will begin at 5 p.m., dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m., and awards will follow. The cost of the event is $20 per person, which includes dinner, drinks, and dessert. Those interested in attending should call the Reh Center for Entrepreneurship at 315-268-3995 or 315-268-4650.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.