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June 20th, 2009 Posted in Articles
Once and awhile most bloggers find themselves wondering what to blog about next. It happens to all of us once in a while. Sometimes you may lay awake in bed debating on ideas to write about in the following days. Blogger amnesia anyone? It can be a struggle if you are in some kind of writers block, but there are some nice cures for the common aliment. I though I would share a few ways that help me figure out what to write about and get organized and find inspiration and break the bloggers writing block. So what do you do when you have nothing to write about? Some tips and tricks to find something to write about: 1: Sometimes it’s best just to step away from the keyboard and take a walk around the block or watch some TV or listen to some good music. Anything that will get you away from the computer and come back to a fresh start. 2: Jot down a few ideas/titles and go though and think on each one an see which you like the best. 3: Carry around a tape recorder or your mobile phone (if it has this function) incase an idea comes along. Ideas can pop-up at anytime so its best to keep them stored some how so you don’t forget. 4: Go read a book or magazine. Something may catch your attention or open up your creative ability. 5: Read though other blogs with in your niche. This may start a few sparks. 6: Post a rambling post on your day instead. 7: Post some link love or share your top sites with your readers. 8: Find a new tool or programs and play around with it and write a review. 9: Surf Article sites. 10: Communicate with other bloggers. They may have an idea or two that might be useful. 11: Collaborate with another blogger on a post. 10: Find a guest poster so you can have time to gather your thoughts. 11: Ask your readers what the would like to learn or see on your site. A good way to get ideas and meet your readers needs at the same time. Asking questions never hurts. 12: Check out HitTail.com it will search terms and keywords of your site and give you suggestions to write about. 13: Revisit and old post and add new information. 14: Open up notepad and just start typing what ever comes to mind, or just stare at it. 15: When all else fails… Go to bed and start fresh the next day. There are a few ideas to start with and get you motivated if you are stuck in a blogging writer block. Some may work differently for different people, but you just have to see what works best for you. Keeping a blog up-to-date on a regular basis is a lot of work and can really burn you down, so I hope these tips may help anyone stuck in this situation. Wrote this as a guest post a while back. Though I would share it on here.
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Michael Turner is getting drafted in the top 5 in every mock draft. Where does WestSportsReport.com have him? Guess you’ll have to check it out. As the week goes on I will post my fantasy football rankings. Today, the Running Backs. Tomorrow I will post the WRs if I ever get through the 60 I am going to rank. I’ve already ranked quarterbacks. And here are the running backs: 1. Adrian Peterson: Peterson should be the #1 pick for all fantasy leagues. He has been consistent and he has a great offensive line to run behind. The defenses he goes against are pretty weak also. Getting to play the Lions, Packers, and Bears twice is always a good thing for a RB. Have big expectations for ADP this year, he should explode. Prediction: 1,800 yards, 13 TDs, 25 receptions, 200 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 284-Non PPR, 309-PPR 2. Maurice Jones-Drew: MJD is bound to have a huge year. He is finally the feature back and he should do well with the additions of Tory Holt and those two young offensive linemen. The Jaguars will use MJD anyway they can, and I expect him to be the #1 back taken in PPR leagues. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 13 TDs, 45 receptions, 500 yards, 3 TDs; Fantasy Points: 267-Non PPR, 312-PPR 3. LaDainian Tomlinson: All fantasy sites I’ve seen have LT being a borderline 1st round pick and I think that is absolutely absurd. He hasn’t done anything to not merit him a top Cl5-fantasy running back. He has been the most consistent running back in recent memory, has a good defense behind him, plays in the weakest division in football, and has a good offense surrounding him. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if he was the #1 fantasy running back this year. Prediction: 1,300 yards, 15 TDs, 40 Receptions, 400 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 266-Non PPR, 306-PPR 4. Steven Jackson: After seeing this pick, people are probably thinking they are seeing rankings from last year. Well I’m really high on Jackson because of their additions to the offensive line along with they have a coach who wants to get more physical on both sides of the ball. Plus, with Tory Holt not there, I see Jackson getting the workload and if he can stay healthy, he will produce. Jackson averaged the 3rd most points per game last year. Prediction: 1,300 yards, 11 TDs, 60 receptions, 730 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 265-Non PPR, 325-PPR 5. Matt Forte: Forte is going to benefit from Cutler in the rushing department next year, but I think he will decrease in his catching ability, as Cutler doesn’t check down much. Now, he may because of the different offense and Forte is probably his 2nd best option (behind Greg Olsen), but I really think Forte will still perform at a high level.  I expect Forte to exceed last year’s rushing totals. Prediction: 1,400 yards, 12 TDs, 35 receptions, 400 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 264-Non PPR, 299-PPR 6. Steve Slaton: Between these next two picks, I took Slaton because he has the more explosive offense and he will have the better defense than Tennessee does. I think the Texans will be playing with the lead a lot more than the Titans, and that will allow Slaton to get more touches. Only thing concerns me is that the Texans don’t have anyone else to give the ball to when they are running it. He will be valued more in PPR leagues. Prediction: 1,300 yards, 9 TDs, 55 receptions, 450 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 241-Non PPR, 296-PPR 7. Chris Johnson: Like I said in my previous pick, I think Johnson will barely finish below Slaton because of the stature of the Titans team. I don’t think they will hold onto many leads and really don’t have the offense to help support a young Chris Johnson. Plus with the reports of LenDale White being in the best shape of his life, I see him taking some carries. Prediction: 1350 yards, 6 TDs, 50 receptions, 400 yards, 3 TDs: Fantasy Points: 229-Non PPR, 279-PPR 8. Clinton Portis: Whenever you are drafting Portis, you know what you are getting. You are getting anywhere from 1200-1500 yards, and 10-15 touchdowns with not a lot of receptions. I see Portis duplicating that again until he starts tailing off in his career. Injury concerns me a little as well does his division, but I think his consistency proves he will be fine. Prediction: 1,400 yards, 12 TDs, 20 receptions, 150 yards, 0 TDs; Fantasy Points: 227 -Non PPR, 247-PPR 9. Marion Barber: I think Barber will become a top fantasy back this year because he will return to his role he had when Julius Jones was there. With no TO in Dallas, Barber will see more touches, but will stay fresh as Felix Jones and Tashard Choice keep him healthy and fresh. I really like him to come to life this year and is a good pass catching back also. Prediction: 1,000 yards, 13 TDs, 40 receptions, 300 yards, 2 TD; Fantasy Points: 226-Non PPR, 266-PPR 10. Brian Westbrook: Westbrook’s new surgery he is getting that will cause him to miss the preseason concerns me, but injuries has always been a part of Westbrook’s career. He is probably one of the toughest RBs in the league and I would really doubt if he misses any time at all due to this. I think the Eagles will ease the load with him though as Lesean McCoy comes in and does some damage. Plus with Jeremy Maclin in the offense now, the Eagles may pass more too. Prediction: 900 yards, 8 TDs, 50 receptions, 425 yards, 3 TDs; Fantasy Points: 209-Non PPR, 259-PPR 11. Brandon Jacobs: 4th straight NFC East running back and I see Brandon Jacobs being a touchdown machine. He will not ever be able to carry a load and I really think if he could handle a whole season, he could flirt with 20 touchdowns. I just think he is too physical of a player to do that though. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 14 TDs, 10 receptions, 100 yards, 0 TDs; Fantasy Points: 205-Non PPR, 215-PPR 12. Frank Gore: I know that Gore hasn’t been able to stay healthy for a whole year, but I really think Singletary is going to use him and Glen Coffee more and try and keep Gore fresh. Singletary loves Gore and I think he will utilize him more as 49ers try to work in Crabtree and Vernon Davis into fantasy relevance. Prediction: 1,200 yards,  7 TDs, 30 receptions, 220 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 196-Non PPR, 226-PPR 13. Pierre Thomas: Pierre Thomas is a good sleeper because of Deuce McAllister’s absence and Reggie Bush’s inability to run inside the tackles gives Pierre Thomas a great opportunity.  I see a big year out of the University of Illinois alum. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 11 TDs, 30 catches, 200 yards; Fantasy Points: 196-Non PPR, 226 PPR 14. Kevin Smith: The Lions are probably going to be a lot more physical this year with their new coach Jim Schwartz and Kevin Smith should directly benefit. He will be especially better if Stafford is starting because they will want to protect him. Another big year out of  a 2nd year running back. Prediction: 1,150 yards, 10 TDs, 35 receptions, 200 yards; Fantasy Points: 195-Non PPR, 230 PPR 15. Knowshown Moreno: Moreno should flourish in Denver especially with Orton at quarterback. Forte did wonders in Chicago with Orton and I think Moreno could do even more than him. I expect big things from Moreno. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 6 TDs, 55 receptions, 400 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 192-Non PPR, 247-PPR 16.  DeAngelo Wiliams: One year removed from his huge touchdown total that he had, I really think he won’t have a “bad  year” but more the fact that Stewart takes a bigger load from him.  Plus last year was his first year that he wasn’t hurt at any point. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 9 TDs, 20 receptions, 200 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 191-Non PPR, 211-PPR 17. Jonathon Stewart: Only if the Panthers had one dominant back. If you were to put Stewart and Williams together you would get almost 400 points. I think that is how much the Panthers will run the ball.  I think Stewart will be really successful this year and should take over more of the offense. Prediction: 1,050, 11 TDs, 20 receptions, 200 yards; Fantasy Points: 181 Points-Non PPR, 201-PPR 18. Ryan Grant: With no real threat to challenge him at the RB position, I see Grant doing very well in the Packers system. I think they will pass a lot and he won’t get a lot of opportunities because they will be playing from behind, but I do see Grant performing well if he can stay healthy. Prediction: 1,250, 7 TDs, 10 receptions, 50 yards; Fantasy Points: 172 Points-Non PPR, 182-PPR 19. Chris Wells: Beanie Wells is getting a perfect opportunity in Arizona to perform. He will automatically contribute to the offense and should make a difference in the run game. The offensive line is a little to worry about, but he should be a touchdown machine. Prediction: 1,000 yards, 11 TDs, 10 receptions, 50 yards; Fantasy Points: 171 Points-Non PPR, 181-PPR 20. Michael Turner: The biggest surprise of my rankings. Turner is coming off a year where he got to beat up on cupcakes and got a lot of carries. Well this year he will be going against much tougher opponents, and I believe that the Falcons will pass the ball more. I see a huge down year by Turner this year. Prediction: 900 yards, 10 TDs, 20 receptions, 100 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 166 Points-Non PPR, 186-PPR 21. Derrick Ward: The Buccaneers and got a very underrated talent at RB because of his pass catching ability. He can make a difference out of the backfield as a receiver and I think the Bucs will use that to their advantage. He is

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Michael Turner is getting drafted in the top 5 in every mock draft. Where does WestSportsReport.com have him? Guess you’ll have to check it out. As the week goes on I will post my fantasy football rankings. Today, the Running Backs. Tomorrow I will post the WRs if I ever get through the 60 I am going to rank. I’ve already ranked quarterbacks. And here are the running backs: 1. Adrian Peterson: Peterson should be the #1 pick for all fantasy leagues. He has been consistent and he has a great offensive line to run behind. The defenses he goes against are pretty weak also. Getting to play the Lions, Packers, and Bears twice is always a good thing for a RB. Have big expectations for ADP this year, he should explode. Prediction: 1,800 yards, 13 TDs, 25 receptions, 200 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 284-Non PPR, 309-PPR 2. Maurice Jones-Drew: MJD is bound to have a huge year. He is finally the feature back and he should do well with the additions of Tory Holt and those two young offensive linemen. The Jaguars will use MJD anyway they can, and I expect him to be the #1 back taken in PPR leagues. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 13 TDs, 45 receptions, 500 yards, 3 TDs; Fantasy Points: 267-Non PPR, 312-PPR 3. LaDainian Tomlinson: All fantasy sites I’ve seen have LT being a borderline 1st round pick and I think that is absolutely absurd. He hasn’t done anything to not merit him a top Cl5-fantasy running back. He has been the most consistent running back in recent memory, has a good defense behind him, plays in the weakest division in football, and has a good offense surrounding him. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if he was the #1 fantasy running back this year. Prediction: 1,300 yards, 15 TDs, 40 Receptions, 400 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 266-Non PPR, 306-PPR 4. Steven Jackson: After seeing this pick, people are probably thinking they are seeing rankings from last year. Well I’m really high on Jackson because of their additions to the offensive line along with they have a coach who wants to get more physical on both sides of the ball. Plus, with Tory Holt not there, I see Jackson getting the workload and if he can stay healthy, he will produce. Jackson averaged the 3rd most points per game last year. Prediction: 1,300 yards, 11 TDs, 60 receptions, 730 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 265-Non PPR, 325-PPR 5. Matt Forte: Forte is going to benefit from Cutler in the rushing department next year, but I think he will decrease in his catching ability, as Cutler doesn’t check down much. Now, he may because of the different offense and Forte is probably his 2nd best option (behind Greg Olsen), but I really think Forte will still perform at a high level.  I expect Forte to exceed last year’s rushing totals. Prediction: 1,400 yards, 12 TDs, 35 receptions, 400 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 264-Non PPR, 299-PPR 6. Steve Slaton: Between these next two picks, I took Slaton because he has the more explosive offense and he will have the better defense than Tennessee does. I think the Texans will be playing with the lead a lot more than the Titans, and that will allow Slaton to get more touches. Only thing concerns me is that the Texans don’t have anyone else to give the ball to when they are running it. He will be valued more in PPR leagues. Prediction: 1,300 yards, 9 TDs, 55 receptions, 450 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 241-Non PPR, 296-PPR 7. Chris Johnson: Like I said in my previous pick, I think Johnson will barely finish below Slaton because of the stature of the Titans team. I don’t think they will hold onto many leads and really don’t have the offense to help support a young Chris Johnson. Plus with the reports of LenDale White being in the best shape of his life, I see him taking some carries. Prediction: 1350 yards, 6 TDs, 50 receptions, 400 yards, 3 TDs: Fantasy Points: 229-Non PPR, 279-PPR 8. Clinton Portis: Whenever you are drafting Portis, you know what you are getting. You are getting anywhere from 1200-1500 yards, and 10-15 touchdowns with not a lot of receptions. I see Portis duplicating that again until he starts tailing off in his career. Injury concerns me a little as well does his division, but I think his consistency proves he will be fine. Prediction: 1,400 yards, 12 TDs, 20 receptions, 150 yards, 0 TDs; Fantasy Points: 227 -Non PPR, 247-PPR 9. Marion Barber: I think Barber will become a top fantasy back this year because he will return to his role he had when Julius Jones was there. With no TO in Dallas, Barber will see more touches, but will stay fresh as Felix Jones and Tashard Choice keep him healthy and fresh. I really like him to come to life this year and is a good pass catching back also. Prediction: 1,000 yards, 13 TDs, 40 receptions, 300 yards, 2 TD; Fantasy Points: 226-Non PPR, 266-PPR 10. Brian Westbrook: Westbrook’s new surgery he is getting that will cause him to miss the preseason concerns me, but injuries has always been a part of Westbrook’s career. He is probably one of the toughest RBs in the league and I would really doubt if he misses any time at all due to this. I think the Eagles will ease the load with him though as Lesean McCoy comes in and does some damage. Plus with Jeremy Maclin in the offense now, the Eagles may pass more too. Prediction: 900 yards, 8 TDs, 50 receptions, 425 yards, 3 TDs; Fantasy Points: 209-Non PPR, 259-PPR 11. Brandon Jacobs: 4th straight NFC East running back and I see Brandon Jacobs being a touchdown machine. He will not ever be able to carry a load and I really think if he could handle a whole season, he could flirt with 20 touchdowns. I just think he is too physical of a player to do that though. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 14 TDs, 10 receptions, 100 yards, 0 TDs; Fantasy Points: 205-Non PPR, 215-PPR 12. Frank Gore: I know that Gore hasn’t been able to stay healthy for a whole year, but I really think Singletary is going to use him and Glen Coffee more and try and keep Gore fresh. Singletary loves Gore and I think he will utilize him more as 49ers try to work in Crabtree and Vernon Davis into fantasy relevance. Prediction: 1,200 yards,  7 TDs, 30 receptions, 220 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 196-Non PPR, 226-PPR 13. Pierre Thomas: Pierre Thomas is a good sleeper because of Deuce McAllister’s absence and Reggie Bush’s inability to run inside the tackles gives Pierre Thomas a great opportunity.  I see a big year out of the University of Illinois alum. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 11 TDs, 30 catches, 200 yards; Fantasy Points: 196-Non PPR, 226 PPR 14. Kevin Smith: The Lions are probably going to be a lot more physical this year with their new coach Jim Schwartz and Kevin Smith should directly benefit. He will be especially better if Stafford is starting because they will want to protect him. Another big year out of  a 2nd year running back. Prediction: 1,150 yards, 10 TDs, 35 receptions, 200 yards; Fantasy Points: 195-Non PPR, 230 PPR 15. Knowshown Moreno: Moreno should flourish in Denver especially with Orton at quarterback. Forte did wonders in Chicago with Orton and I think Moreno could do even more than him. I expect big things from Moreno. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 6 TDs, 55 receptions, 400 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 192-Non PPR, 247-PPR 16.  DeAngelo Wiliams: One year removed from his huge touchdown total that he had, I really think he won’t have a “bad  year” but more the fact that Stewart takes a bigger load from him.  Plus last year was his first year that he wasn’t hurt at any point. Prediction: 1,100 yards, 9 TDs, 20 receptions, 200 yards, 2 TDs; Fantasy Points: 191-Non PPR, 211-PPR 17. Jonathon Stewart: Only if the Panthers had one dominant back. If you were to put Stewart and Williams together you would get almost 400 points. I think that is how much the Panthers will run the ball.  I think Stewart will be really successful this year and should take over more of the offense. Prediction: 1,050, 11 TDs, 20 receptions, 200 yards; Fantasy Points: 181 Points-Non PPR, 201-PPR 18. Ryan Grant: With no real threat to challenge him at the RB position, I see Grant doing very well in the Packers system. I think they will pass a lot and he won’t get a lot of opportunities because they will be playing from behind, but I do see Grant performing well if he can stay healthy. Prediction: 1,250, 7 TDs, 10 receptions, 50 yards; Fantasy Points: 172 Points-Non PPR, 182-PPR 19. Chris Wells: Beanie Wells is getting a perfect opportunity in Arizona to perform. He will automatically contribute to the offense and should make a difference in the run game. The offensive line is a little to worry about, but he should be a touchdown machine. Prediction: 1,000 yards, 11 TDs, 10 receptions, 50 yards; Fantasy Points: 171 Points-Non PPR, 181-PPR 20. Michael Turner: The biggest surprise of my rankings. Turner is coming off a year where he got to beat up on cupcakes and got a lot of carries. Well this year he will be going against much tougher opponents, and I believe that the Falcons will pass the ball more. I see a huge down year by Turner this year. Prediction: 900 yards, 10 TDs, 20 receptions, 100 yards, 1 TD; Fantasy Points: 166 Points-Non PPR, 186-PPR 21. Derrick Ward: The Buccaneers and got a very underrated talent at RB because of his pass catching ability. He can make a difference out of the backfield as a receiver and I think the Bucs will use that to their advantage. He is

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Is Peyton Manning the #1 Fantasy QB? He is the model of consistency. He hasn’t had a bad fantasy year since I could remember and even though he was recovering from a knee surgery, he still was very relevant. You’ll have to check it out for yourself. Fantasy season is coming soon and even though quarterbacks aren’t as important as other positions, having one of the top quarterbacks can be key. I’ll update these throughout the summer. I’ll also place projected stats for them as well. Don’t agree with something? Discuss it on the forum. Here are my top fantasy QBs: 1. Drew Brees, New Orleans, Bye Week – 5 : Brees has been a top fantasy quarterback for the last few years and I don’t see him slipping. Even with improvements on the Saints’ defense I see him still chucking the ball. The Saints’ run offense may struggle and Brees may have to carry the offense like he does every year. Prediction: 4,600 yards, 31 TDs, 17 ints; Fantasy Points: 293 2. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, Bye – 6: Another boring name to go here. Manning, Brady (outside of last year), and Brees always seem to find themselves as top quarterbacks. Peyton Manning won’t be coming off an injury this year but will be losing his favorite target in Marvin Harrison and all of his main coaches. I don’t think it will bother him, Peyton Manning is the definition of fantasy consistency. 8/10 Update: Reports show that Peyton hasn’t missed a beat in camp and I think this could be one of his best years. He has never disappointed as a fantasy QB. Prediction: 4,400 yards, 31 TDs, 13 INTs; Fantasy Points: 285 3. Tom Brady: As much as I fret to put Brady here, all reports show signs that he will be ready and rested. Very good news for Randy Moss and Wes Welker. If Tom Brady stays healthy, he will be competing for the top fantasy quarterback spot. Only concern here is he could get re-injured. 8/10 Update: I know, I know, Brady looks better than ever in camp and is looking to prove everyone wrong – but I still want to wait and see. A part of me also believes that New England my ease the load on him at the beginning also. Call me crazy, but I’m taking the other 2 ahead of him. Prediction: 4000 yards, 34 TDs, 15 INTs; Fantasy Points: 282 4. Aaron Rodgers: Rodgers threw for over 4,000 yards last year and I can see him maybe even eclipsing that total this year. The Packers play in a relatively easy pass defense division and get to play the NFC West. The defense is getting re-structured and Rodgers may have to throw to stay in games. 8/10 Update: The only thing that worries me about Rodgers is the bad offensive line and how often he gets injured. If he is healthy, he should be a very nice surprise this year. Prediction: 4,100 yards, 26 TDs, 16 INTs; Fantasy: 267 5. Donovan McNabb: Even after all of the media take stabs at McNabb, he continues to perform at a high level. I think this could be one of McNabb’s last good seasons. He is starting to hit that age where he could start taking a hit physically. Plus his safety valve in Westbrook is starting to age also. 8/10 Update: With the loss of Jim Johnson as the DC, I see the Eagles in a lot more shootouts this year. Good thing they upgraded their offensive line and that Andy Reid, along with eating doughnuts, likes to pass the ball. McNabb should be another nice surprise this year. Prediction: 3,950 yards, 26 TDs, 13 INTs; Fantasy Points: 259 6. Philip Rivers: Just to note, I think there will be a significant drop-off here. Rivers was much better than anyone projected because of his knee surgery, but I really think he will maintain his numbers from last year. He plays in the weak AFC West division and should make a case for a top 5 fantasy quarterback. Only problem here maybe that the Chargers will run the football more and protect leads. 8/10 Update: From everything I’ve read and heard about the Chargers, it seems like Norv Turner is going to give LT the ball – a lot. I really think that the Chargers are going to be like the old team – jump on teams early, and let the defense dominate – especially with Merriman back this year. Prediction: 3,400 yards, 28 TDs, 14 INTs; Fantasy Points: 236 7. Matt Schaub: As you all saw, I picked Schaub as my top fantasy sleeper for this year. I don’t see why he can’t be one if he stays healthy. He did well last year and missed 5 games. He has one of the best WRs in Andre Johnson and I think if he stays healthy he will be a nice surprise to whoever drafts him. 8/10 Update: Not much change here, toned down his numbers a little as Slaton might get more of a workload this year to keep Schaub healthy. Prediction: 3,700 yards, 25 TDs, 16 INTs; Fantasy Points: 231 8. Kurt Warner: Some people are taking Warner as high as the 3rd or 4th QB off the board. I don’t agree with it. Warner has only played 3 full seasons in the NFL. When he does, he throws for a lot of yards. I just don’t think he will perform as well as past incidents because the Cardinals will be running the ball more with newly drafted RB Beanie Wells. If they can make the playoffs and save Warner’s ancient arm and keep him fresh, then the Cardinals would be better off. 8/10 Update: I’ll stick to my guns here. If Warner plays the full year, he’ll have a great year. Too bad he has only done that 3 years out of his career. Call me stupid, but I’m going with the odds that he doesn’t play the full year. Prediction: 3,600 yards, 26 TDs, 16 INTs; Fantasy Points: 222 9. Tony Romo: People are going to see how good of a quarterback Romo really is without TO there. As much of a distraction TO is, he is still a good WR who makes his QBs much better. I really see the Cowboys implementing more of a running attack to take some pressure off the passing game. If they do that, it will affect Romo’s numbers. 8/10 Update: Romo’s success depends on the running game this year for the Cowboys. If the Cowboys can run the ball effectively – and they should – then I see him being more efficient. Prediction: 3,500 yards, 27 TDs, 18 INTs; Fantasy Points: 221 points 10. Matt Ryan: I think the happiest person in the world about the Tony Gonzalez trade was Matt Ryan. Ryan finally has another target to look to throw the ball to right in his prime. Gonzalez will make an immediate impact and I wouldn’t be surprised if Matt Ryan was a top 5 QB this year. With Roddy White, Tony Gonzalez, Michael Turner and Jerious Norwood, Ryan has all the tools he needs to make a run to the Super Bowl. 8/10 Update: Another guy I’m not sure I’d draft too high as their are 4-5 others around his rating. Ryan should do better than last year as they plan on loosening the leash a little. Prediction: 3,600 yards, 21 TDs, 15 INTs; Fantasy Points: 221 10. Carson Palmer: Palmer hasn’t been the same since his gross knee injury he suffered vs. the Steelers. I think now that he has a decent offensive line that he can get back to fantasy relevance. No TJ Houshmanzadeh but I really think he can thrive with Chad Whatever his last name is and a bunch of other guys. I like this Bengals team to be underrated. 8/10 Update: Palmer was under the equivelant of a “pitch count” but not anymore. The Bengals are reporting that he will be completely ready and healthy for the start of the season. I see that as great news. Draft him with the potential of being a top 5 fantasy QB. Predictions: 3,600 yards, 25 TDs, 14 INTs; Fantasy Points: 220 11. Jay Cutler: Cutler’s stock took a big hit when he got traded to the Bears fantasy wise. He won’t have the same offensive line or wide receivers as he did in Denver. But, he will have a better running game and defense so his numbers will take a hit for that reason alone. Cutler should have a better record than last year, but I wouldn’t bank on him performing like he did last year. 8/10 Update: More drama for Jay Cutler? Who would have thought? Not much change out of him as I think he will struggle with a downgrade at almost every offensive position from what he had in Denver. Prediction: 3,500 yards, 23 TDs, 15 INTs; Fantasy Points: 219 13. David Garrard: Garrard’s season should be much improved than last year mainly because of the addition of Tory Holt. Holt will make Garrard and the rest of that offense much easier. Plus with the additions on the offensive line Garrard won’t get sacked nearly as much as he did last year. I’d draft Garrard as a borderline starter this year. 8/10 Update: Still a sleeper in my book. Garrard has upgrades at wide receiver and offensive line and as long as he isn’t getting pressured, we all know he won’t make mistakes. Prediction: 3,300 yards, 19 TDs, 9 INTs; Fantasy Points: 217 14. Matt Hasselbeck: When looking at the stats, every time Hasselbeck plays a full year, you can bank on 3000+ yards, 25+ touchdowns. Problem is, he has only played 3 full seasons his career. The concerning thing with the Seahawks is their aging offensive line and lack of a run game. With the easy division that they play in, I could see Hasselbeck putting up solid numbers especially with T.J. Houshmanzadeh catching the ball. 8/10 Update: If Hass stays healthy, he should be very good with the addition of TJ Houshmanzadeh. The offensive line is still a huge issue. Prediction: 3,450 yards, 25 TDs, 17 INTs; Fantasy Points: 217 15. Kyle

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Июл 7th, 2009 | By Blogeer | Category: Работа над блогом
Прошел еще один месяц жизни моего блога. Честно сказать уже результаты показывать становится стыдно, так как нечем особо похвастаться. Если первые три месяца я раскручевал блог, то последние пять месяцев никаких работ по раскрутке не велось. За исключением нескольких прогонов по соц. закладкам, десятки ссылок по обмену постовыми и прогону нескольких постов по сетям для вебмастеров. Кстати, цифры как раз и подтверждают мои слова о том, что над блогом никто не работал. И если последние месяцы пузомерки падали, но росли заработки и количество посетителей, то в этом месяце все показатели пошли в низ. В связи с столь печальной картиной, я решил снова заняться раскруткой блога. Под раскруткой я имею виду не только выход в топ по каким-то запросам, но и увеличение всевозможных параметров блога. Думаю к следующему отчету изменения хоть и не существенные, но все же будут.
Заработок ($): Блогун - 45 / 67 / 60 / 91 / 68 Ж2Ж - 4 / 4 / 0 / 2 / 0 Постовые - 6 / 0 / 0 / 62 / 0 Адсенс - 0 / 0 / 0 / 4 / 1 Другое - 0 / 0 / 0 / 10 / 12 Пузомерки: PR - 0 / 3 / 3 / 3 / 2 / 2 / 2 / 2 ТИЦ - 0 / 0 / 20 / 20 / 20 / 30 / 20 / 10 Подписчики по feedburner - 0 / 88 / 154 / 150 / 144 / 143 / 149 / 145 Читатели по Яндексу - 0 / 74 / 107 / 107 / 142 / 142 / 155 / 145 Место в рейтинге по Ян. - 2000000 / 30000 / 5900 / 4274 / 3998 / 4956 / 4623 / 4204 Посещаемость: С других сайтов - / - / - / - / - / 357 / 244 / 218 / 275 С закладок - / - / - / - / - / 203 / 342 / 379 / 355 Яндекс - 4 / 13 / 90 / 164 / 267 / 361 / 408 / 400 Гугл - 2 / 14 / 33 / 85 / 170 / 232 / 396 / 218 Другие - 0 / 4 / 3 / 10 / 57 / 80 / 130 / 78 P.S. Как не крути, а с такими показателями блога, мне на saab и за сто лет не заработать. А так хочется новый автомобиль. P.S. 2. Все же забавная это штука браузерные игры, ничего не надо устанавливать, запустил браузер и наслаждайся всеми прелестями игры. Не забудьте подписаться на RSS
В темуХотите продать или купить блогКак при заработке в 100$ получить 150$Цель достигнута, но что не такПо каким запросам продвигать свой блогЧто нам дают социальные сети вебмастеров
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Erstmalig möchte 4lagig-deluxe.de wissen, ob der Weg zum papierlosen Geocaching wirklich genauso weit entfernt ist, wie der Weg zum papierlosen Klo und auf welche Art und Weise die Geocaching-Welt optimal auf einem briefmarkengroßen Display abgebildet werden kann. Wie kam es zu dieser Idee? Entstanden ist die Idee als Hynr zum diesjährigen GeoWoodstock VI dazu aufrief, die beste papierlose Lösung zum Geocaching auf dem Mega-Event zu präsentieren. Da ich die Idee sehr spannend fand, aber deutschsprachige Geocacher oftmals andere Herangehensweisen und teilweise andere Hard- und Software nutzen, entwickelte sich die anfänglich spontane Idee zu einem ausgewachsenen Wettbewerb mit aktiven Sponsoren, attraktiven Preisen, sachkundigen Juroren und hoffentlich auch zahlreichen Teilnehmern, die ihre jeweils beste papierlose Geocaching-Lösung hier präsentieren wollen. Wer bewertet? Das bleibt bis zum Ende des Wettbewerbs natürlich geheim, um etwaigen Manipulations- und Bestechungsversuchen etwas entgegenzuwirken. Nur so viel sei verraten, es sind sowohl sehr erfahrene und aktive Geocacher, die bereits unterschiedliche papierlose Geocaching-Lösungen kennengelernt haben, als auch Geocacher mit “wenigen” Funden dabei, die aber notwendiges Know-how besitzen, um komplexe Abläufe bewerten zu können. Eben ein bunter Mix an Geocachern mit unterschiedlichen Skills. Wie und was wird bewertert? In Anbetracht der Tatsache, dass es viele unterschiedliche Lösungsansätze zum Thema gibt, haben wir uns entschieden, den “Idealzustand” einer papierlosen Geocaching-Lösung zu beschreiben. Demnach sieht die perfekte Paperless-Lösung wie folgt aus: sie läuft auf einer computerbasierten Plattform und einem mobilen Endgerät bietet vollständige Cachedetails (Cachetyp, Trackables, Karten, Logs, Koordinaten, Additional Waypoints, Spoiler-Images, Hints etc.) beherrscht Sofortzugriff auf mindestens 500 Caches benötigt einen geringen Zeitaufwand für die Bereitstellung der Paperless Cache-Daten besitzt wenige Hard- bzw. Software-Anforderungen ist auch von nicht IT-Experten bedienbar bietet Log Export und optional Management von Geocoins und Travel Bugs Danach gibt es noch weitere Bereiche, die in die Bewertung mit einfließen: Robustheit: ist die Lösung den harten Anforderungen im Geocaching-Alltag gewachsen. Mobilität: Kann man problemlos einen typischen Cachertag verbringen ohne sich am Gewicht oder an zu kurzen Akkulaufzeiten zu stören Lesbarkeit: Sind die Cachedaten und Spoiler-Bilder gut ablesbar (Größe) und klappt das auch bei direkter Sonneneinstrahlung (Helligkeit)? Filterfunktionen: Kann ich während einer Cachetour nach bestimmten Kriterien Caches herausfiltern und mir beispielsweise nur die nicht gefundenen Caches anzeigen lassen? Geek-Chic: Du hast eine besonders smarte Teil- oder Gesamtlösung selbst programmiert? Dann könnte diese Lösung in dieser Bewertungskategorie richtig aufgehoben sein. Redundanz: Was passiert, wenn das mobile Endgerät ausfällt? Ist dann die Cachetour beendet oder gibt es alternative Möglichkeiten an die Cachedaten heranzukommen? Multi-Cache Tauglichkeit: Kann ich Projektionen oder Annährungsalarme erzeugen? Kann ich Zwischenstationen eintragen und verwalten? Gibt es eine Art Notizblock-Funktion, mit der man Daten für Multis sammeln kann? Teamcaching: Ist es ohne großen Zeitaufwand möglich, die noch nicht gefundenen Caches eines Cachingteams zu bestimmen? Toolbox: Kann ich ROT13-, Morse-, ChemTalk-Decoder etc. nutzen oder einbinden? Connectivity: Kann ich bei Bedarf unterwegs Daten nachladen bzw. dazuladen und ebenfalls unterwegs online loggen? Datenbank-Performance: Wie verhält sich die mobile Datenbank im Umgang mit vielen (5000+) Waypoints? Hinweise Lasst Euch bitte nicht von den zwei Szenarien oder dem oben beschriebenen “Idealzustand” von einer Teilnahme abschrecken! Dies ist kein (spezieller) Codingwettbewerb für eine überschaubare Anzahl von geocachenden Programmierern, sondern ein Versuch alle möglichen und unmöglichen Lösungen zu erfassen und zu bewerten. Dies können und dürfen natürlich längst etablierte Tools und Lösungen in Verbindung mit CacheWolf, Geocache-Scanner, GSAK etc. sein, aber eben auch selbstentwickelte Software und Skripte. Sollte es so sein, dass bestimmte Probleme der Szenarien (Caches along a Route, nur Caches mit Coins, keine Baumkletter-Caches etc.) von Eurer Lösung nicht oder nur manuell über eine Sichtprüfung gelöst werden können, so wäre dies auch ein Lösungsansatz. Start und Dauer des Contests Der Paperless Bliss Award startet am 14.07.08 und geht bis einschließlich 14.10.08. Die Aufgabenstellung Im folgenden sind zwei unterschiedliche Szenarien beschrieben, die durchaus als typisch anzusehen sind. Deine Aufgaben lauten nun, diese Szenarien nachvollziehbar zu dokumentieren und das Ergebnis inklusive Screenshots an die zentrale E-Mail Adresse pba@4lagig-deluxe.de zu senden. Diese Mailadresse dient nur zum Empfang der teilnehmenden Lösungen. Bitte verwendet für allgemeine Anfragen zum Contest entweder die Kommentarfunktion oder die Mailadresse info@4lagig-deluxe.de. Szenario 1: »Urlaub« Du fährst in den wohl verdienten Urlaub. Dein Start ist Hamburg und Dein Ziel ist Hameln. Erstelle eine Route vom Start bis zum Ziel und wähle Caches aus, die Du im Umkreis von 1 km der Route berücksichtigen möchtest. Am Zielort angekommen, möchtest Du im Umkreis von 30 km für die nächsten 14 Tage Caches heben, die eine Difficulty von 3 und das Terrain von 3 Sternchen nicht überschreiten. Szenario 2: »Cachetagestour« Besuche Kassel und ermittle im Umkreis von 20 km 50 Caches für eine ausgedehnte Tagestour. Berücksichtige dabei auch Nachtcaches, aber keine Caches, für die man auf Bäume klettern muss. Caches, die Coins enthalten, haben eine besonders hohe Priorität bei der Tourplanung. Teilnahmebedingungen 1. Teilnehmen kann jeder Geocacher, der eine eigene papierlose Geocaching-Lösung im Einsatz hat. 2. Es wird nur eine einzige Lösung pro Geocacher/Team berücksichtigt. Teilnehmer, die mehrfach unterschiedliche Lösungen zusenden, werden von der Teilnahme ausgeschlossen. Es zählt die erste eingereichte Zustellung der Lösung. Nachträgliche eingereichte Korrekturen werden nicht akzeptiert. 3. Die Einreichung der Lösung erfolgt ausschließlich mit Hilfe des unten zum Download stehenden PDFs. 4. Du fügst in jedem Fall ein paar Screenshots bei, die Deine Lösung im Einsatz nachvollziehbar präsentieren. Dies ist vor dem Hintergrund wichtig, da nicht alle Juroren über outdated oder aktuelle Hard- und Software verfügen. 5. Für den Fall, dass Deine Lösung nominiert wird, erklärst Du Dich bereit, dass Deine Lösung bei 4lagig-deluxe.de und ausgewählten Geocaching-Blogs präsentiert wird. 6. 4lagig-deluxe.de lehnt jeden juristischen Anspruch auf Gewinnausschüttung ab. 7. Juroren sind von der Teilnahme ausgeschlossen.   pba_teilnehmerformular.pdf (97.1 KiB, 267 Downloads)Das Paperless Bliss Award Teilnehmerformular ist ein PDF-Formular, das durch Klick in die entsprechenden Felder bearbeitet werden kann. Gewinne, Gewinne, Gewinne… Die Teilnahmebedingungen sind hart und die Bewertungskriterien der streng geheimen, im Hintergrund agierenden Jury, sind noch härter. Was liegt also näher, die Motivation zum mitmachen etwas anzuheben. Der beste Grund, neben Ruhm und Ehre und zukünftig kniefallenden Eventteilnehmern, sind natürlich attraktive Preise für die besten papierlosen Geocaching-Lösungen. 1. Platz: Ein Einkaufsgutschein in Höhe von 100 Euro* + eine One Year Premium Membership bei geocaching.com + eine ‘Hard to find’ und nicht aktivierte Tranquility Geocoin - Sepp & Berta Edition (AE/LE 100 Stück) + eine Dosenfischer Coin (LE) * Einzulösen bei www.powerleds.de oder www.microfire.de 2. Platz: Advanced Nightcache Kit mit folgendem Inhalt: US Munitionskiste 3,1 Liter, gebraucht, wasserdicht, Geocaching Logbuch “Chinakladde” DIN A7 liniert, 2x ORALITE Tarn-Reflexfolie SCHWARZ 200 x 50 mm, ORALITE Tarn-Reflexfolie BRAUN 200 x 50 mm, ORALITE Reflexfolie ROT 200 x 50 mm, edding 8280 securitas UV-Marker, Zweibrüder V8 LED-UV-Lampe + eine One Year Premium Membership bei geocaching.com + eine Digital Hell Geocoin - Black Hell Edition (LE 50 Stück) + eine Dosenfischer Coin (LE) 3. Platz: Eine Astro Geocoin - winter shade Edition (LE 125 Stück) + eine One Year Premium Membership bei geocaching.com + ein Buch “The Complete Idiot’s Guide To Geoaching” + eine Dosenfischer Coin (LE) 4. Platz: Eine Future Geocoin + Signal The Frog Plüschtier 5. bis 7. Platz: Je eine Digital Hell red Edition 8. bis 10. Platz: Je eine 5 Jahre Geoclub.de Geocoin green Edition 11. bis 13. Platz: Je eine Groundspeak Lackeys Geocoin 2007 Innovations-Sonderpreis: Eine Lizenz für GSAK 7.x Eine kurze Werbeunterbrechung Ohne sie wäre dieser Contest wahrscheinlich in dieser Form niemals entstanden. Die Rede ist von den großzügigen Sponsoren, die den Paperless Bliss Award tatkräftig unterstützen. Ich bitte daher um freundliche Beachtung der folgenden Sponsoren, die es mir erst ermöglichten, diesen Contest mit hochwertigen und interessanten Preisen auszustatten. Adventure Caching - Der Cache-Owner Store beteiligt sich an diesem Contest erfreulicherweise mit einem komplett und umfangreich ausgestatteten Advanced Nightcache Kit, das sicher kaum Wünsche offen lässt und zukünftigen Nachtcache-Ownern einen geschmeidigen, unkomplizierten Start bietet. Ein Besuch bei Adventure-Caching.de lohnt sich in jedem Fall, da der Onlineshop ein wirklich gut sortiertes Angebot bereithält. Von Akkus, Highsense Geocaching Handschuhen bis zu UV-Ausrüstungen bekommt man hier alles, was der Herz eines Cacheowners höher schlagen lässt

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Now that the funeral is over and I’m trying to get back into the swing of things I figured it was time for me to write up my thoughts on the 2009 Marketers Cruise. My trip started on Wednesday January 7th 2009 when I boarded my plane from Minneapolis which took me to Detriot and then Fort Lauderdale. From Detriot to For Lauderdale we had some very nasty turbolence and I’m sure glad this wasn’t my first plane expierence because I would have rented or bought a vehicle to get back home. Once we got to Fort Lauderdale I had the hotel send a shuttle to pick me up and they brought me to the Sheraton down there where I ended up getting a bite to eat and meeting a few people before calling it a day. Thursday January 8th our group took a few coach busses over to the dock where we boarded the Carnival Miracle later that day we set sail. The next two days we had various mastermind sessions and we all got to know each other a bit better. Our group consisted of 267 guests on the cruise which is a really good percentage of the ship probably around 10%. Even during the 8 days I still didn’t meet everyone in the group. On our port days we did St. Maarten, St. Kitts, Tortola & I ended up going to Virgin Gorda to see The Baths. At those ports we checked out some of the stores and would go on tours of the islands. Here’s a slide show of some of my photographs The last few days of the trip we did more mastermind sessions and I did a few interviews; this is a fantastic way to have a really relaxed business trip and develop life long friendships which can truly make a difference in your bottom line. In case you haven’t been on a cruise ship before I highly recommend going on them. This is my 2nd cruise and I really enjoy them. Cruising is fun because cruise ships have…. 24/7 complimentary meals Las Vegas Style shows Dancing Hot Tubs Swimming Pools Casino’s Lots of drinking opportunities Frankly something for everyone In fact I’m signed up for the next marketers cruise and we are going to be hitting up Belize and Mexico which should be a ton of fun. I hope to see you next year as I plan on doing my own group on the next Marketer’s Cruise. Popularity: 84% [?] Share and Enjoy: If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed! Trackback URL