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Greetings from the icy cold tundra known as Pensacola, Florida--seriously, my car was covered in ice this morning and even had snowfall last night--and welcome to everyone's favorite annual off-season event on WCG known as "Free Agent Extravaganza!" I am your eternal and slightly annoyingly optimistic tour guide for this post, as we shop around at all positions and all names currently listed as Unrestricted Free Agents. Come one, come all, as the madness begins!
First stop, we will be looking specifically at all positions on defense, since well the Bears are coming off perhaps their worst performance on defense in the history of the fabled defensive led franchise. And really, all areas are needs, as the Bears literally have open positions at all positions. From the D-Line, to Linebackers, and the Secondary, there are starting jobs up for grabs that likely will feature new faces. As a matter of fact, there are currently only 12 players on the Bears' roster who play defense. Those new faces that shall man the open positions, will ultimately be decided by Phil Emery and his staff, where the GM has stated the goal is to get younger and better on defense.
Normally, "younger" means they're going to focus on the draft to build the defense, yet as you will see there are several free agents who are relatively young, and are just coming off their first NFL contract. Some will be looking for the big bucks, others will actually receive those big bucks. What's so unique for the Bears' situation is the combination of cap space, their ability to open more cap space, and the potential to incorporate a hybrid front for their base defense. What all that translates to, is any single player is likely to be fair game for the Bears, regardless of the front they've previously lined up in. Let us begin by looking at what was the most devastated position last season, the injury stricken defensive line.
Defensive Line: Ends
The stock in this position is as deep as its ever been in free agency for quite sometime now. There are several players who are definite headliners as well as many solid contributors who can figure to earn a decent paycheck as well as more playing time. With Shea McClellin likely to transition into a hybrid DE/OLB, and the questions surrounding Julius Peppers about his massive contract, it's safe to assume there will be someone signed from this list. Most of the names are of those who spent the most time in 4-3 fronts, but many of you will recognize a pattern relatively quickly.
Jared Allen, DE, Minnesota Vikings - You know him, you love him, and you even loathe him. The man who dares to challenge Patrick Mannelly in growing a mullet has been the leader to what has generally been a strong DL for the division rivals. He wouldn't make much sense for anyone looking to get physically younger on defense, but despite his age he knows how to drop QBs on the turf. Could you imagine how scary our front could be with Julius Peppers and Jared Allen lined up on the same line? A complete fantasy, but nonetheless an awesome prospect to discus about.
Michael Johnson, DE, Cincinnati Bengals - After having what many would consider an extreme disappointment of a season, this is still a name that I'm surprised hasn't been brought up in a lot of conversations thus far. In 5 seasons with the Bengals, he's recorded 26.5 sacks, with a big season in 2012 that ended with 11.5 of those sacks. He could very well turn out to be a one-year wonder; however, we also know he's capable of producing good numbers when rushing the passer. He's also solid against the run, and last year he managed to deflect a career high nine passes. Needless to say, he's a disruptive player, and one who's just beginning to enter his prime.
Michael Bennett, DE, Seattle Seahawks - This is the older brother to current Bears TE Martellus Bennett, and a player his said younger brother has vowed to recruit. Signing him would make complete and total sense for the Bears; as he has experience in a hybrid front, and is capable of making plays no matter where he lines up. His ability to rush the passer from the interior is what makes him an intriguing prospect, in addition to having consistent production in his last two seasons with the Buccaneers and Seahawks.
Corey Wootton, DE, Chicago Bears - The dovahkiin known as Favreslayer is finally set to hit the market, and he's a player that could make a case for himself as someone who can play in either front. His production slipped dramatically this season due to playing out of position at tackle instead of end, where he made several starts at 3-tech in place of injured star Henry Melton and his back-up Nate Collins. There has been a lot mentioned about his selflessness as a player, and he's someone I'd have no problems with the Bears bringing him back for a little longer. Plus, he would be inexpensive, allowing for more players to be signed.
Justin Tuck, DE, New York Giants - A member of what was once considered the best batting order at DE in the NFL, he quietly had a big year for the struggling Giants, amassing 11.0 sacks in 15 starts. This was the first time since 2010 where he set double digit numbers in sacks, and he still has plenty left in the tank. Again, he's another player who's very flexible in changing his stance, and still getting to the QB. He may be 30 years old, yet don't ignore this possible signing for the Bears, provided he leaves the Giants for a fresh start elsewhere.
Greg Hardy, DE, Carolina Panthers - Here he is Bears fans, the name everybody in the NFL has circled in the free agency market. He's young, he's healthy, and he's beyond disruptive. After taking a big step forward in 2012 with his 11.0 sacks, he trumped that mark by four this season with 15.0 sacks. His ability to sniff out the run is what I like most about him, he's the complete package at DE for anyone wanting to improve that position. Because of that, he'll be expensive, very expensive, as the Panthers can apply the Franchise Tag to him. If the Bears somehow pull this move off, then the entire defense stands to see an immense boost to production.
Israel Idonije, DE, Detroit Lions - Remember him? You should, as he was a fan favorite around these parts for several years before departing for Detroit in Free Agency. He was badly missed this season, as he could have easily filled the void at either tackle or end for the Bears. Not entirely sure he'd want to come back to the Bears, or if the Bears have any interest in re-signing him, a possibility nonetheless.
B.J. Raji, DE, Green Bay Packers - Considered by many a first round bust, he hasn't recorded a single sack in two straight seasons after recording 9.5 from 2010-2011. His ability against the run has also come into question, and his effort is heavily criticized with him loafing on a few occasions. He's young, though, and offers an OK specimen to add into a rotation calling for a 3-4 front.
Defensive Line: Tackles
There isn't much to talk about with this position, as there simply isn't anyone who would really make you say "wow, I've got to have ____ from the ____ ______." Still, a few players who could figure to beef up the interior are to be available, and it's to be expected that some of the heavier players will be brought in to help shore up the dead last ranked run defense.
Linval Joseph, DT, New York Giants - Probably the best player on the market for this position, he is a massive object that regularly commands double teams, freeing up his teammates to make plays on the line. I see him as more of a pure 4-3 tackle at the 1-tech, which is fine since I don't expect a complete transition to a 3-4 to occur. Plus, he has the build to be a space eater in that possible front.
Randy Starks, DT, Miami Dolphins - A seasoned vet, and a player who's been in both a 4-3 and a 3-4. Starks has some ability to rush the passer, but he's better known as a run stuffer.
Paul Soliai, DT, Miami Dolphins - This man is a giant, plain and simple. He would really aid in bolstering the rotation as being a true nose for the Bears, in addition to being that space eating player if they do in fact go with a 3-4 based front. He won't ever be known as a big time pass rusher, but he is known as a stout run stuffer.
Henry Melton, DT, Chicago Bears - Coming off a season which featured his first career trip to the Pro Bowl, and subsequently received the franchise tag after both sides were unable to reach an agreement on a long-term deal, he appeared in only 3 games before he tore his ACL at Pittsburgh. And if that didn't hurt his stock already, he winds up getting arrested for assault and public intoxication following an altercation at a bar in Grapevine, Texas. That combination is enough to make a lot of teams move on from a player; however, he's also an extremely talented player who will bring to any team a skillful pass rusher. My bet is the Bears will offer him a one-year "prove it" type deal, although we also have yet to hear of any disciplinary action from the NFL.
Jeremiah Ratliff, DT, Chicago Bears - Where Henry Melton took a sharp decline in luck, Jeremiah "Jay" Ratliff experienced a rejuvenation of sorts in his brief stint with the Bears. After not playing for nearly two seasons, he came off the bench to make a handful of starts at both Nose and 3-tech. His presence alone aided the DL and performed slightly better as a result. He has Pro Bowl experience in both a 3-4, and a 4-3 as a big and nasty NT for the Dallas Cowboys, while new Bears DL coach Paul Pasqualoni happened to be a member for that staff. His injury history is a reasonable concern, but honestly I think he's a lock to be resigned. He's rumored to have stated he wants to stay in Chicago, and the Bears are likely to look for D-Lineman who can play in either front.
Jason Hatcher, DT, Dallas Cowboys - This will be the player that is likely to cost the most out of any other DTs expected to be available. Or, so he thinks, at least. Anyway, his 11.0 sacks for the worst defense in the league is something to note, especially since his previous career high was 4.5 in 2011. I'm not too keen on his ability to stop the run, though, and he really reminds me a lot about Albert Haynesworth all those years ago. Normally, I'd be drooling over the prospect of a player like him coming in at 3-tech for the Bears, yet the thought of him taking a big paycheck and then sitting on it much like "Big Al' did at Washington is too scary to make me comfortable with that idea.
Kevin Williams, DT, Minnesota Vikings - Much like Jared Allen, he was a key player to the success the Vikes had with their line for years in the past. Once known as a member to the "Williams Wall", he's now likely on his way out as the Vikings are set to go through a complete change under their new coaching staff. His experience is valuable, but his age isn't something I feel would make him a solid fit for the Bears. I wouldn't mind him being brought in on a small contract, provided there are some talented prospects behind him to develop.
Linebackers: Inside
The original plan this season was for D.J. Williams to take over immediately for the future HOFer in Brian Urlacher, and for his back-up in the rookie Johnathan Bostic to eventually transition into becoming the future of the most fabled position in the franchise. That plan fell apart completely after D.J. ruptured a pectoral muscle against the Redskins, and Bostic struggled mightily to fill the void while learning how to play the position. Meanwhile, fellow free agent acquisition James Anderson played rather admirably at Sam, and Lance Briggs is now healthy after missing substantial time with a shoulder injury of his own. In his place, Khaseem Greene filled in at WLB, and did what I felt was an OK job overall. I truly feel the poor quality of coaching hurt this position more than the actual injuries themselves, and now with a fantastic coach in Reggie Herring, they only stand to get better. At the same time, Jon Bostic is believed to be making a possible move to WLB after numerous statements by GM Phil Emery, so MLB is once again a major need. Fortunately, there is a decent list of veterans expected to be available, and all these names make complete sense to consider as targets.
Jon Beason, ILB, New York Giants - Having been traded early in the season from the Panthers to the Giants, he still played relatively solid football for his new team, and figures to be a complete no-brainer to stay in the big apple. In saying that, if he becomes available, this is a player I fully expect the Bears to at least inquire about this off-season. His experience is invaluable, and to me he's perhaps the best free agent available out of all the LBs. He's 29 years old, with plenty of football left despite a series of injuries from 2011-2012. Yes, he sounds a lot like D.J. Williams, but I really doubt the same thing will happen. He will sign a multi-year deal, and it could be with the Bears.
Brandon Spikes, ILB, New England Patriots - Yes yes, I know, former Patriots free agents bad. I still have nightmares about Brandon Meriweather and how much I advocated for his signing, only to result in an absolute bust. With this player, though, is someone who knows exactly how a hybrid front works. Again, he's not a real play-maker, but he's a good run defender and is 26 years old. He would provide for the Bears an intriguing option to man the middle, and under Herring's tutelage he could blossom into becoming a good player. This is also a player I think the Bears will make a run at some point during free agency.
Daryl Smith, ILB, Baltimore Ravens - A player I wanted this last off-season, he's coming off a solid year filling in for Ray Lewis on the former Super Bowl champs. He's had experience under current Bears DC Mel Tucker while with the Jaguars, and would provide for a credible player at a position of need. Plus, he would be a relatively inexpensive option.
Jonathan Vilma, ILB, New Orleans Saints - Once considered one of the top LBs in the NFL when healthy, he hasn't been the same since 2010. A combination of suspensions and injuries have really limited his reps the past three seasons, with only one appearance made during the 2013 season. Again, though, he's a player who has played in both a 4-3, and learned a 3-4 front. I'm not particularly sure how well he would do in a hybrid, but I don't think he would be the worst option on the table. Sign him to a deal much like that of D.J. Williams's, and he could result in a major home run addition if he returns to form.
Karlos Dansby, ILB, Arizona Cardinals - He may be "old", but he's still a damn good LB and team captain. In 2013, he recorded perhaps his best season as a pro, which included a shocking 19(!) pass deflections, 6.5 sacks, two touchdowns, and a career high in interceptions with four. You want somebody to help develop young LBs besides Lance Briggs, here's your guy. If Phil Emery decides to overlook age, then this would be a spectacular move to make.
Joe Mays, ILB, Houston Texans - Now here's someone who has a connection with new LBs coach Reggie Herring. Having played under his mentoring for a season, he performed at an unspectacular, yet decent level in 13 starts inside following Brian Cushing's injury. He's never finished a full season as a starter, so I feel he'd be more or less a "depth" type signing, yet he could provide some competition if the Bears would like a less costly option with experience under a current member to their staff. He also happens to be a Chicago native, for anyone wondering about his roots.
D.J. Williams, ILB, Chicago Bears - He wants to return, the Bears have a need at MLB, and he won't cost much at all. I think he'll be brought back, either as a back-up or in a competition for a starting job.
Nick Barnett, ILB, Washington Redskins - The former All-Pro LB for the Green Bay Packers has now been signed and let go by two different teams in two consecutive seasons. Could he still provide an adequate option to fill the veteran role until someone younger is ready to take over? Maybe, but I also feel his career is almost over, if it isn't already.
Pat Angerer, ILB, Indianapolis Colts - Such an awesome name for a LB in the NFL. Back on topic, he's an interesting prospect to consider, as he's been an underrated player in both a 4-3 front and a 3-4 in four years with the Colts. Injuries are a concern, but let's not ignore what he could bring to the table. I'd be all for him being added to the Bears, provided the Colts choose not to re-sign him.
Wesley Woodyard, ILB, Denver Broncos - Even though the Broncos are best known for their record breaking former Colt QB Peyton Manning and his explosive offense, their defense quietly had a decent season. Woodyard's performance in the middle is a reason why they were solid in this respect, as he attacks the run hard and has a basic understanding of passing routes. He's nowhere close to being the best in the league mind you, but he's a guy I'd monitor rather closely if some of the other options are removed from the table.
Linebackers: Outside
We will probably see more change with this position than we've seen in years. Given the prospect of a hybrid front being utilized extensively, players will now be expected to be both dependable pass rushers, and solid in pass coverage. There aren't a lot of players expected to be available, but a few big names will be included this year.
Brian Orakpo, OLB, Washington Redskins - The former first rounder is looking to test the market for the first time in his career, a career that included a transition from a 4-3 style end in college to a 3-4 style OLB in the NFL. Clearly, he's made the transition rather well, and has been seen at times with his hand in the dirt in addition to standing up on the LOS. A great signing he would be, but he would also be a potentially expensive signing as well. His signing could also signal the end to Shea McClellin's stay in Chicago, a move I'd be fine with.
Anthony Spencer, OLB/DE, Dallas Cowboys - It's safe to say he didn't have an ideal season in his transition from a 3-4 OLB to a 4-3 Tampa 2 style end, a season that was cut short with a season ending injury. His talent is enough to warrant considerable interest from multiple teams, and I think he would be perfect for the "Leo" position many have been talking about lately. It still has yet to be seen how he would do with his hand on the ground, but a good option nonetheless.
Calvin Pace, OLB, New York Jets - He's only getting older, but he somehow recorded a career high 10 sacks in his latest season with the circus that is the New York Jets. I doubt he would be able to maintain that high level in Chicago, so unless he comes cheap, I'd generally say "no" to this idea.
James Anderson, OLB, Chicago Bears - As I mentioned in the positional intro, he had what I felt was a good season in his first year with the Bears. At first, he was seen as a "one-year rental" type of signing, but his leadership and experience helped the Bears to have some sort of presence at LB even with Lance Briggs out for a while. His ability to slide inside on 3rd downs really increased his value, and at this point I expect him to remain with the Bears, unless someone offers him a surprisingly big contract.
Will Witherspoon, OLB, St. Louis Rams - The seasoned vet is set to be with his 5th different team in his long career. Where he doesn't seem like an exciting option, he's still a player that's good against the run, and offers a big of veteran leadership in mentoring younger players. At the same time, he's also a bit long in the tooth, so a signing seems unlikely to happen with the Bears in that regard.
Ernie Sims, OLB, Dallas Cowboys - The former Lion left for Jerry World, and didn't really have a good year in what seems to be a one-year stand with the Cowboys.
Rocky McIntosh, OLB, Detroit Lions - He's still around, and he's still solid. Perhaps the oldest option in the bunch, so I don't expect a lot of real interest from the Bears.
Defensive Backs: Cornerbacks
With the Bears locking Pro Bowler Tim Jennings up to a long-term deal, they've solved one of their two problems at this position. The other, is revolving a certain player we will discus shortly. There is a very long list of available free agents who play this position, and the quality is high to say the least.
Charles Tillman, CB, Chicago Bears - Easily the best DB in the market, he may have played his last game with the Bears. The thought of this saddens me to no end, as he's been nothing short of an exemplary leader and an even better player. He leads the league among DBs in takeaways, with forcing fumbles being his specialty. Peanut is someone I want the Bears to re-sign badly, but it's all up to the front office to make that happen.
Aqib Talib, CB, New England Patriots - Easily the second best DB in the market, he's of similar build to that of Charles Tillman, and he's also a very good coverage specialist that makes plays on the ball. I can't help but imagine the Patriots will do everything they can to retain him, but they've also shown a tendency to shy away from signing big contracts, and instead draft their replacement. I remember wanting him a long time ago, and that feeling has not changed to this day. He's only gotten better in his stay with the Pats, and he would be a huge signing to make.
Vontae Davis, CB, Indianapolis Colts - After being a solid defender for the Miami Dolphins, he has turned into a great defender for the Colts. He hasn't taken the ball away a lot, and that's because of how well he does in covering his targets. He doesn't receive a lot of chances to make plays on the ball, and he'll still make great plays despite the low number of opportunities.
Sam Shields, CB, Green Bay Packers - While we've been talking about Charles Tillman being the best CB in the NFC North, Sam Shields has turned in a solid performance the past couple seasons as a full-time starter. His accomplishments include playing well against receivers like Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery, Calvin Johnson, and Greg Jennings each twice this season. His departure from Green Bay would only help as well, so bringing him in would prove to be a major win/win deal for the Bears.
Corey Graham, CB, Baltimore Ravens - The former Bear has developed rather nicely for the Ravens as a full-time starter, as he is a very smart player in understanding how to cover receivers. Not the spectacular addition a lot would want in place of Tillman, but a wise move he would be in coming back to the Bears.
Captain Munnerlyn, CB, Carolina Panthers - Want to talk about another meteoric rise in the NFL, it's this guy. His stats don't truly support that claim, but he was amazing all season long for the stout Panthers defense. Although he would be a lot smaller than Peanut, he also plays like Tim Jennings, which I love. Having Munnerlyn and Jennings as the tandem would make for a decent secondary by itself.
DeAngelo Hall, CB, Washington Redskins - I'm not exactly a big fan of his, but he's got my respect as a good CB that has been making plays all his career. I would assume he's a safe bet to leave the Redskins, and would provide for any team a player that will make their DB position better instantly.
Brent Grimes, CB, Miami Dolphins - After missing nearly a full season in his last year with the Falcons, he played some phenomenal football in his return to the league with the Dolphins. A selfless leader, he knows exactly how to make plays at the right time. He'll probably receive a hefty contract from a team, though.
Defensive Backs: Safety
Probably the healthiest, and weakest position on the Bears' roster. There will likely be at least one new starter with Major Wright set to hit the streets, and possibly two with Phil Emery making suggestions he intends to overhaul the position entirely. A few big names, a few not so big names, and plenty of names to stay away from. If there's set to be a big signing anywhere, this is the position its most likely to address.
Jairus Byrd, S, Buffalo Bills - He's good, and he's getting paid. Considering how badly the Bears need to upgrade this position, it would not surprise me at all to see him getting offers from Chicago. He's been the best playmaker at this position since he came into the league, and the thoughts of playing for a potential contender should help our cause tremendously.
Antoine Bethea, S, Indianapolis Colts - A fundamentally sound player in general, he's been a good safety since the last time the Colts won a Super Bowl in 2006. He's in line to sign a major contract, so he'll also be an expensive addition provided the Bears sign him.
Donte Whitner, S, San Francisco 49ers - When paired with Dashon Goldson, they made arguably the best safety tandem in the NFL. Without Goldson, he still played at a high level, good enough to make him eligible to land a decent sized deal. Very good against the run, and a physical hitter that will intimidate receivers stepping into his danger zone.
Chris Clemons, S, Miami Dolphins - A decent player overall, he shouldn't be commanding a major bidding war once the market is opened. His play against the deep ball is a concern, but his tackling and understanding of angles make for him to be a solid option.
T.J. Ward, S, Cleveland Browns - Despite being on such a bad team, the Browns had an amazingly good defense, with Ward being a good example of unknown players becoming household names. At first, I was skeptical of his play, but after further review his coverage skills are fantastic to say the least. His superior tackling skills also round him out as one of the better options available this off-season.
Brandon Meriweather, S, Washington Redskins - Bleh.
Ryan Clark, S, Pittsburgh Steelers - When a Steelers fan is asked to name a starting safety on their team, nine out of ten times that name will be Troy Polomalu. With that said, he's been a good teammate and safety for the Steelers the past few seasons. He isn't someone that makes headlines for amazing plays, he's instead someone who prevents highlights from happening, which I find to be the safety's primary job.
Bernard Pollard, S, Tennessee Titans - He hasn't been nearly as good in Tennessee as he was with the Ravens and the Texans, but he isn't a pushover, either.
Nate Allen, S, Philadelphia Eagles - Back when he was eligible for the 2010 draft, he was a player many Bears fans wanted, including myself. Now, he's not as desirable, with his overall play being considered a big disappointment in his four years so far in the league. I wouldn't give up on him, but he's not the best option as well.
Well Bears fans, that's it for now. As you can see by this extremely long post, there are a lot of notable players available to fill all kinds of positions for a defense in transition. Ideally, any combination of players should help turn around the unit from it's worst performance in franchise history. Who do you want, who do you think I missed, and what do you think will happen? Sound off, and Go Bears!


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My Fourth of July look
This is my fourth of July makeup and nails. I was inspired by looks on Instagram. I used Wet N Wild I Got Good Jeans palette and Bh Cosmetics 120 palette 1st edition. I wore Red Velvet lipstick by Wet N Wild. On my nails I have Red My Lips by Sally Hansen, Why Not by Sinful Colors and French White Tip by New York Color.
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Model Monday
These are some models I did makeup for recently. I had fun working with these beautiful ladies. Kennedi Rae and Deanna Liz.
Monday, June 9, 2014
Profusion Cosmetics Palettes
I went to the Dollar Tree and purchased 3 Profusion Cosmetics eyeshadow palettes. In Smoky, Shimmer and Drama. They are mostly shimmery shadows. There is one or two matte shadows. They have a satin finish. The shadows are really pigmented in Drama. The other two palettes some shades are more pigmented than others. Overall they were a great buy. You can never have too much makeup as a makeup artist.
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Saturday, June 7, 2014
Gold and Brown Smokey Eye
Gold and Brown Smokey Eye
In this video I show you how I created a gold and brown smoky eye. I hope you like it.
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Friday, June 6, 2014
BH Cosmetics Studio Pro
I just saw in my email that BH Cosmetics now has a studio line. The products include foundation primer, waterproof eye primer, anti shine, makeup brush cleaner, oil blotting papers and matte powder. They are priced between $1.95-$14.95 on sale now. I will be ordering some of these products to review. Order yours at BH Cosmetics
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Influenster TLC VoxBox 2014
I am a member of Influenster. You take surveys and write reviews and you can qualify to get free products to try out. Share your thoughts on social media about what you received. I received the TLC VoxBox 2014. Inside the box
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Where: Stackpole Field, Saugus (10 a.m.)
All-time series: Peabody leads, 40-27
Keys to victory for Peabody: Run the ball and stop the run. The Tanners have been competitive in eight of their 10 contests, but have been hurt when they've allowed ballcarriers that their defense had penned in to escape for big gains and scores. If they don't let the Sachem runners do that, they'll be in good shape. When Peabody has the ball, they'll want to methodically lean on Cody Wlasuk and Doug Santos to move the chains. It's important that they finish those drive by putting points on the board rather than stalling in enemy territory, another thing that has hamstrung them at times.
Keys to victory for Saugus: Control the clock and the pace. The Sachems' option rushing attack can shorten the game by chewing up first down after first down. That would limit Peabody's possessions, offensively, and magnify the impact of any stops the Sachem defense comes up with. The Tanners have been prone to turning it over, at times, so if Saugus can snare a takeaway or two and protect the ball themselves, they'll be on their way.
Intangibles: The Sachems are coming off one of their biggest wins in series history, a 43-0 drubbing of Peabody on the road at Coley Lee Field last year. Peabody's older players remember it and would love to turn the tables tomorrow at Stackpole. Saugus is averaging an impressive 36.3 points per game over its last three outings (though they lost 2 of those). Peabody has already had the highest-scoring game ever in a long series this year against Salem, and the way each team has been playing on both sides of the ball indicates this one could be a shootout. The current series high for points in this series is 71, set in 1998.


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2013 and Earlier - Hyundai Santa Fe Prices Paid and Buying Experience
I had been looking at Santa Fe's and had decided I wanted one, but to make sure it was what I wanted, I decided to go for another test drive round in the competitors. So I told my Hyundai salesman I would more than likely be in on Saturday to put in my order(he quoted a 1.5-2month wait).
That Friday my 90 Mustang broke down and I thought it was a fatal blow, so I frantically started calling all area Hyundai dealers to see if they had what I wanted, and of course they didn't, but this other dealer promised me he could easily get me what I wanted in 2 weeks. I thought great. I could handle a 2 week wait. I went and signed the paper work. (MSRP+gold package trim(that I didn't really want for extra $500)
3 days later I called and the story had changed to 3 weeks. Now only 5 days after the contract they are saying by the end of Feb. The good news is I got My Mustang fixed for $200 and don't have to have a rental car.
I guess what this all boils down to is I feel like I got taken in at a dealership not convienant to my house and paid for a stupid Gold trim package that I didn't want. So be leery of salesman promising less than a month delivery time if they don't already have your vehicle on the lot.
If anyone knows any loop holes for me to get out of my contract let me know (email firstname.lastname@example.com). My 72 hours deadline is up. I just have to hope now that they don't deliver in time so I can break the contract that way and go to the dealer I want with the price I want.
That Friday my 90 Mustang broke down and I thought it was a fatal blow, so I frantically started calling all area Hyundai dealers to see if they had what I wanted, and of course they didn't, but this other dealer promised me he could easily get me what I wanted in 2 weeks. I thought great. I could handle a 2 week wait. I went and signed the paper work. (MSRP+gold package trim(that I didn't really want for extra $500)
3 days later I called and the story had changed to 3 weeks. Now only 5 days after the contract they are saying by the end of Feb. The good news is I got My Mustang fixed for $200 and don't have to have a rental car.
I guess what this all boils down to is I feel like I got taken in at a dealership not convienant to my house and paid for a stupid Gold trim package that I didn't want. So be leery of salesman promising less than a month delivery time if they don't already have your vehicle on the lot.
If anyone knows any loop holes for me to get out of my contract let me know (email firstname.lastname@example.com). My 72 hours deadline is up. I just have to hope now that they don't deliver in time so I can break the contract that way and go to the dealer I want with the price I want.
This is a bit odd as I'm normally the type of person who would prefer a root canal over buying a new car any day.
But since buying the Santa Fe LX a week or so back I haven't seen the bloody thing! The wife is always out with it.
Also I received a nice note from the Hyundai dealer I bought the car from, a gift from the saleman in the form of a coffee mug ( Yes sure, it has the Hyundia Logo on it but it was filled with candy and a big gold bow. I also recieved a coupon book and preffered customed card good for all manner of neat things from the normal oil change to discounts for parts and accessories.
This is something I haven't gotten from new cars dealers that I have bought new cars from that costmore than twice as much. My new Mercedes didin't even get me a thank you note nor my Corvette.
Anyone else get this stuff? I think it's a big step in the right direction for Hyundai and this dealer if nothing else.
Or is Hyundai just going the extra mile for everyone who buys one? Whatever it is all very much a part of the expierience and make me at least "think" that they care about us.
Gotta give them five stars for trying at least.
to richardr4, Yes I received a booklet stuffed with coupons etc. from Hyundai and my dealer sent a lot of stuff including a tape about their services and hours . I have only been in to the service center to have my plates put on. I don"t have 3000 miles on my SF yet, but soon. I'll let you know how the service in Houston is. I bought a Nissian pickup six years ago and got nothing. Their service is great, but customer follow up is nil.
Hi lshirley2
Thanks for the reply. Nice to hear that other's are having the sameor similar expieriences with Hyundai. The only other dealer that came close to Hyundai was Jeep / Eagle. I swore when I bought my last car it would be the last NEW vehicle I paid that much money for.
MY first choice was the Pontiac Aztec but they wouldn't budge on the ugly things. So I checked the net and looked at all the forums and found this one. Then test drove the Santa Fe. The rest as they say, is history. Not a Jaguar by any means but certainly a great value. Even if the resale doesn't hold up it's not a big deal. I'll drive it after the wife gest tired of it and buys a new one? I HATE diriving her old Eagle TSi !
Thanks again for the feed back. I've noticed that for most part everythting has been very positive.
I take that as a very good sign. Check out some of the other boards and see what I mean.
Hall4, I contacted Autonation on the internet and they sent me to Charlie Thomas on the Gulf freeway, near Almea mall. The Salesman was really great. I went for a test drive, told them to write it up and in an hour I drove out. The total drive out for a 2001 GLS fwd sandstone, was $20,555. I really love driving this car.
I had posted previously my experience. And how I thought my salesman was trying to get my sale by giving me a delivery time which was unrealistic. I guess I am going to concede a little. I talked to the sales manager last night and they have my Pewter V6 GLS FWD on the way and I should have it the week of Feb. 19. Only about 1 week longer than what was promised. I'll keep you posted if that happens.
I am conceding a little because I called dealers in the Chicago area and they thought I was nuts. One guy said he would be surprised if I got my 2WD V6 before May since they are so rare. I hope I prove him wrong.
I may have been unclear in previous post. I have on order 2WD V6 GLS in Pewter. I entitled it LAUGHING AT ME because out of the 5 dealers I called in the Chicago area 4 told me I would not be able to find what I want and 1 actually laughed at me( the guy who said I wouldn't get my SF till May)
kcorcoran Posts: 26This being my first new car ever (I am 31) I was nervous about buying one but I did a lot of research and went to a few dealers who had a take it or leave it attitude.
I went home and read some more.. then i went on the offensive, I walked into a dealer... told him what I wanted in the car and what I would pay for it. I had my numbers in hand to back me up and the deal was done.
I got it for $900(something) under MSRP plus they threw in pinstiping (because the striped it without asking me) and they axed the dealer prep.
Informed buyers have power. No wait for delivery, they had the Sandstone GLS with pkg 11 right in the showroom.
Now we are LOVING it. Hopefully the love will last.
<<that deal would not have happened anywhere in the country. >>
Wanna Bet? I did about the same on my wife's Santa Fe.
Know what you want, have the numbers in hand and don't back down. They can take it or leave it and there are a lot of good dealers out there who know that they will still make a decent profit on the car at that price AND more than likely have a very satisfied customer who will return for service regularly.
Customer good will goes along way towards future sales. Not everyone will be as well informed but they will still come back to buy from that dealer. Why? Because someone recommended them HIGHLY!
Finding a good car dealership is like winning the lottery. But once you win you you tend to be damn happy and you tell people. That equals increased sales and a bigger profits.
Sell one or two for a bit over invoice, keep the 3% or 2% that Hyundai gives them and the rest shall follow.
Larger dealerships are more apt to do this than smaller ones. But it does happen, and it has happened. Worry not, they never lose money. The dealer I bought from had more than twenty Santa Fe's on his lot when I bought mine. Went back yesterday and he had none. Good sales I'd say. But when the ship comes in he will get a lot more of them than he had the last time.
My two cents and take it or leave it. I'd be careful in the future about basically calling someone a liar.
dognut1 Posts: 11I believe the pricing. I bought my first Santa Fe for $99.00 over dealer involce. The first dealer I visited would not budge from MSRP. The second dealer wanted $2,000 over MSRP for "extras". The third dealer had many more on the lot and without much pushing went to $99.00 over invoice. I imagine it depends on where you live and how much competition dealers have. By just traveling 25 miles I saved thousands. Will I have my service done there even though it is a longer drive? Yes. Will I recommend this dealer to friends? I already have. Best of all, I am so happy with the dealer and the Santa Fe that I returned a month later and bought a second. Keith, I hope you enjoy your Santa Fe, you did well.
Hi everyone in Santa Fe land. I have read all the messages here at this website but no one has comment about the CD Player having skipping. I just want to check out to see if anyone having their SF CD Player skipping on them too. The problem I have is that I live here in NE Wisconsin and we have the cold temp here. I often leaved my CDs in the car and when I drive the car and listened to the CD, the songs is skipping on me. I'm not sure if the CD Player is bad or because of the cold weather we have here cause it to skipping. I just got this Santa Fe LX 2wd about a week now. This is my first car that have CD Player too. So I don't know if it is suppose to skip like this or not. Please help, and comments will be greatly appreciate it. thank you all.
If they sold it to you for that than scan your finance contract or purchase agreement. those of you "ordering" hyundai's. You can't. The are allocated to dealers from hyundai. If they told you that they lied. They might try to locate you one or have one allocated already. but other than that they are just hoping.
billtung Posts: 255We can't help u!
But U can help yourself by
1st check your CD to make sure there is no defects (Having scratches) on it.
If the problem is not on the CD. Then simply show it to Hyundai dealership to get it fix or replace.
Is your problem solved?
PS. My Candian Version come with Clarion CD & radio Player w/detachable face, never encounter any problem the sound quality is great but the buttons is very tiny. First is very difficult to use but now I get use to it already. (Just like u changing using a Palm computer from a desktop computer.)
I like it better than the Hyundai's one(in US version). That looks very old fashion to me.
keithatwork Posts: 28no shame in my game...
i will scan my purchase agreement and post it on my website.
go to hyundaiusa.com
price a GLS v6 4wd with a package 11.
GLS V6 Four Wheel Drive $20,799.00)
4-Speed SHIFTRONIC Automatic
2.7-liter 24-valve DOHC V6
Package 11 $595.00)
Destination & Handling $495.00)
Total $21,889.00
I flat out told the guy i would pay 21 even.
he went to the manager with a price even lower than that.
he came back and said the manager didnt go for the lower price... so i said... just go back and tell him what i offered you in the 1st place... 21,000. also, since the car is on the showroom floor already... i didn't feel i should have to pay dealer prep of $349. salesman agreed and got that knocked off the price.
THEN. the day i showed up to pick up the car, it turned out that during the week, the pinstriper came in and pinstriped ALL the cars on the showroom floor. i didn't ask for pinstriping so i wasn't made to pay the $195 charge for that....
so add it all up and i actually got over $1000 of the car including dealer options...
oh, i didnt mention that my car came with the $80 floor mats...
do yourself a favor... don't be mad if you paid more than you should have and know what you are talking about when you try to call someone a liar.
Thanks billtung, I know you or anyone can not help me out unless I help myself, that's true but your comments and suggestions certianly help me out.I know it can not be my CD disks. Because I just got these CD new and beside that when I listened to it at my stereo inside the house it sound pefect and no skipping at all. It happened to all of my CD disks. So it can't be it. But as I wiped the CD disk and warm up the car, the problems seem to go away but sometime it came back. That's y it is hard to determine that if its the CD Player bad or is its the cold weather causing it. Not sure... I guess I will try to call the dealer up. Thank you all...
Hi Keith,
I think I said about the same thing back at post number 12. Some people just love to rattle your
cojones don't they?
Enjoy your car. I know that there are deals out there and if you take the time you can and do find them. You and I did and I really don't care if anyone believes me or not. We have the cars and we're happy with it.
What's with the pinstriping though? That would be some sort of crap that goes on over the clear coat wouldn't it? $195.00 for something that's going to peel off in a few months seems a bit much to me. Good for you for not paying for it!
Well, I finally got 3000 miles on the SF so I took it in for the oil change. It was a rainy, Saturday and the place was packed. The service manager was very cool and professional and I was out in 45 minutes. I was impressed with the Charlie Thomas dealership in Houston when I bought the car and I am still impressed with the service. I have seen 2 other SF on the street here.


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2014 Tournament
Jason Day won the championship over Victor Dubuisson without ever trailing - but it wasn't an easy win, because Day had to go to extra holes to secure the victory. Day and Dubuisson were all square after 18, and it took another five holes before Day could win. It was Day's second career PGA Tour victory. Day reached the final by beating Rickie Fowler 3 and 2 in one semifinal; in the other, Dubuisson dispatched Ernie Els, 1-up.
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Matt Kuchar defeated the defending champion, Hunter Mahan, by a 2-and-1 score in the championship match. It was Kuchar's fifth career PGA Tour victory. Kuchar defeated Hiroyuki Fujita, Sergio Garcia, Nicolas Colsaerts, Robert Garrigus, Jason Day and finally Mahan on the way to the title.
WGC Accenture Match Play Championship Format:
The field for the WGC Match Play Championship is comprised of the Top 64 available golfers from the Official World Golf Rankings, who are seeded 1-64 according to their rankings.
The golfers face off in single-elimination, 18-hole, match-play matches. In the first round, the No. 1 seed plays No. 64; No. 2 plays No. 63; and so on.
On the final day, the last four golfers play semifinal matches in the morning. The winners of the semifinals face each other in the championship match in the afternoon, while the semifinal losers play a consolation match.
• See also: Match Play Primer
WGC Accenture Match Play Championship Golf Courses:
The WGC Match Play Championship is currently played at The Gallery Golf Club at Dove Mountain in Tucson, Ariz. Previously, this tournament was played at:
- La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, Calif., 1999-2000, 2002-2006
- The Metropolitan Club, South Oakleigh, Victoria, Australia, 2001
WGC Accenture Match Play Championship Trivia and Notes:
- Jeff Maggert won the first WGC Match Play Championship in 1999. That was the first WGC tournament played, making Maggert the first-ever WGC champion.
- Tiger Woods has the most victories in this tournament with three. Woods won back-to-back in 2003-04, then added his third victory in 2008.
- The only other multiple winner, so far, is Geoff Ogilvy. Ogilvy won in 2006 and again in 2009. (Woods and Ogilvy each also lost once in the championship match.)
WGC Accenture Match Play Championship - Past Winners:
2014 - Jason Day def. Victor Dubuisson, 1-up (23 holes)
2013 - Matt Kuchar def. Hunter Mahan, 2 and 1
2012 - Hunter Mahan def. Rory McIlroy, 2 and 1
2011 - Luke Donald def. Martin Kaymer, 3 and 2
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2010 - Ian Poulter def. Paul Casey, 4 and 2
2009 - Geoff Ogilvy def. Paul Casey, 4 and 3
2008 - Tiger Woods def. Stewart Cink, 8 and 7
2007 - Henrik Stenson def. Geoff Ogilvy, 2 and 1
2006 - Geoff Ogilvy def. Davis Love III, 3 and 2
2005 - David Toms def. Chris DiMarco, 6 and 5
2004 - Tiger Woods def. Davis Love III, 3 and 2
2003 - Tiger Woods def. David Toms, 2 and 1
2002 - Kevin Sutherland def. Scott McCarron, 1-up
2001 - Steve Stricker def. Pierre Fulke, 2 and 1
2000 - Darren Clarke def. Tiger Woods, 4 and 3
1999 - Jeff Maggert def. Andrew Magee, 1-up (38 holes)


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GSAs Inspector General recommended three changes to the way the agency manages the Multiple Award Schedule program last week after finding that nearly half of all Schedule contractors lacked adequate sales monitoring and billing systems to ensure proper contract compliance. The IG recommended that FAS management: 1. Ensure contractor compliance with the Price Reductions Clause. 2. Increase attention to less-than-complete CSP submissions and 3. Work to achieve more of the cost savings recommended by IG audits. The recommendations span all three major phases of Schedule contract life proposal preparation, contract negotiation, and post-award management. Contractors, already facing stepped-up negotiation mandates by GSA COs, may now also face greater offer scrutiny and, after award, may see more attention paid to their compliance programs during IOA visits. Companies not sure of whether their internal control systems measure up may want to get a tune up.
FAS Commissioner Tom Sharpe issued a memo recently directing contracting officers, and other GSA officials involved in the award and management of GSA Schedule contracts, to document any contact they receive from outside interested parties who inquire about the status of a contract award or try to influence a COs decision. The memo follows a GSA IG report from last year which cited outside pressure being put on COs, Center Directors, and others to award contracts on more favorable terms. The IG recommended that the agency take steps to ensure the independence of COs. All outside contacts will now be documented as part of the contract file. Allen Federal believes that the memo will enable those already reluctant to interact with industry to reduce contact even further, while there will be little impact on those who see industry as true partners. Ironically, the IG often the source of much pressure on COs to render non-independent decisions - was left out of the memos coverage. A copy of the memo is available by e-mailing email@example.com.
A recent Bloomberg Government report found that competition for task orders on Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity Multiple Award Contracts is increasing. The share of task and delivery orders with only one bidder dropped to 45% in fiscal 2013 from 69% in FY 2006 as more companies bid on more orders. In addition, 51% of incumbents were replaced by challengers, indicating that incumbency isnt always the advantage it once was. Interestingly, however, Bloombergs analysis went on to find that, despite the recent increase in bids per order, the competitive environment remains highly concentrated. The top 1% of prime contractors, for example, won 62% of all MAC dollars in fiscal 2013 and the top 20% of contractors accounted for 97% of sales. This means that an incumbents most serious competitor is likely a company well known to them. With this information, incumbents can better plan for challenges during a re-compete. If you know whos shooting at you and from where, you can do a better job of protecting yourself and coming out the winner.
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WASHINGTON--The International Monetary Fund is in advanced talks for a $1.78 billion credit line for Tunisia and hopes to finalize the loan deal in March, the IMF said Monday.
The IMF praised economic restructuring plans outlined by the north-African nation and said the loan would be treated only as a precaution because the country's financing needs for the year appear to be already covered.
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Alumni welcome to Exhibition of Jewellery and Goldsmithing from NUI Maynooth Kilkenny Campus-accredited Design and Crafts Council of Ireland's Jewellery and Goldsmithing Skills and Design Course. This exhibition will run for the month of June in foyer of the John Paul II Library, NUI Maynooth.
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Haven't gotten round to it but would like to apply? You still can - closing date for applications for the 2014 Taught Masters Alumni Scholarships has been extended to 16/6/2014.
Calling alumni from the Kennedy Institute at NUI Maynooth. Opportunity to participate on an intensive one week Negotiation and Mediation Course from 19-23 May 2014. Visit http://kennedyinstitute.nuim.ie/csdpmediationcourse for more details. Contact Kieran Doyle, Course Director if interested in attending.
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NUIM Barnhall RFC will play host to Galwegians RFC on 15/3 in key game in the race for promotion to Div 1B. Support Your University Team. Colours game against QUB on 22/3 to follow.
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NUI Maynooth wins the prestigious Chartis Europe-sponsored Barton Shield. Find out more about this great victory.
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Most recently seen on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," comedian Greg Warren continues to impress, having been "on the rise for the last decade" according to Punchline Magazine. Fans can catch Warren live early next year at Comix At Foxwoods beginning Thursday, Jan. 3 at 8 p.m., with additional shows Friday, Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, Jan. 5 at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 for advance general admission ($30 day of show) and $40 for advance VIP admission ($50 day of show). VIP admission includes priority club access and reserved table selection before general seating begins. A two-drink minimum applies to all tickets, which are on sale now. This show is for mature audiences only.
A favorite on nationally syndicated radio show, "Bob and Tom," Warren has entertained theaters across the country with the "Friends of Bob and Tom Comedy Tour." He also made several appearances on BET's "Coming To The Stage," captivating both audiences and judges alike with anecdotes of his crazy Uncle Earl and the conflicts inherent in meshing two high school identities: varsity wrestler and clarinet player. His "Flute Man" bit is one of the most requested in the show's history.
While a student at University of Missouri as winner of a comedy contest, he was invited to perform at a local club, Déjà Vu. After a stint pitching Pringles and Jif for corporate giant Proctor & Gamble, he decided to make the move to full-time comedian. From an early invitation to Montreal's Just For Laughs festival, to his ongoing club appearances, Warren continues to make people laugh with hysterical performances across the country.
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Its full name is Four Seasons Hualalai at Historic Kaupulehu. Hualalai is one of the island's five volcanoes; the rest was explained by Earl Regidor, the island-born manager of the on-site Kaupulehu Cultural Center. Regidor said this property once was the ancient land division of Kaupulehu, a fishing village where a chief ruled over an extended family.