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As a techie at a bank in London, you come across very few women, let alone attractive women in IT, hopefully not sounding to sexist, but reading thro the forums on this site, I have not come across that many women, anyone care to put me right on this situation.... as it seems to me the sandal brigade are all pour homme!!!!
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Perhaps all the ladies have a life
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I'd say a family for sure
It's true there aren't many women in IT, but that's not a fault of women... Fact is that women get payed less then men for the same job, and generally women have different fields of interests. Women like to be social and if there's one thing not very social, it's an IT guy... It's true, look at the UserFriendly comics
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In over 8 years of teaching IT I have come across quite a few women. As a general rule they are not interested in the "techy pull it apart" side but very interested in the creative side of IT like web design, digital imaging, video and so on. The general conception that IT is sitting in a cubicle typing long strings of arcane text turns women off. Women want to interact with people but they tend to get the impression at high school that nerds do computers and don't mix with people. Careers people also tend to pigeon hole women as doing the accounts, word processing and other office related tasks with computers not providing IT support or developing applications.
There are a number of women who have resisted this stereotype and work in the open source world.
springs to mind in these forums, and I'm sure that I will be berated for not mentioning all of the women in these forums
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I'm a linuxette. And yeah it is kind of lonely, I don't know any other linuxettes in my (admittedly small) town...
"I am putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think that any conscious entity can ever hope to do."
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We have two women that attend my
although since one had a baby we only hear from her occasionally
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While I agree that there are not as many women in IT as men, I think there are probably more than you assume. Women tend to get "steered" away from the nerdy take-it-apart aspects of computers, and nudged into the secretarial end of it. I know of several "secretaries" who are crackerjack programmers and hard core tekkies, but employers are extremely reluctant to hire women for this, or even consider them. My neighbor worked in an insurance company as a secretary. Her boss added computer chores to her job (employers feel no shame at piling all sorts of non-secretarial work onto secretaries, with no extra pay or recognition); he kept adding until she was, to all intents and purposes, an IT administrator. She purchased all the computer stuff, hardware and software, upgraded, trained staff, made some repairs, did programming, etc, etc. When she asked for a raise, her boss told her "Your already at the top of the pay scale for a secretary." When she quit,
he told her, "That's the problem with you women, you're not grateful for the opportunities you have." He felt he was doing her a favor! At her present job,
she keeps her computer skills a secret. Why do the work if you can't get the returns? I have seen half a dozen instances of this sort. IT skills don't necessarily benefit women in the job market so why bother?
That said, there are women like me who are avid computer users (players?) but who keep quiet about it. I spend 2 to 3 hours of my free time every day playing with my computers --- 6 operating systems on two computers that are connected to one keyboard and monitor. I would spend more time if I could but I think my husband would divorce me. I subscribe to a Linux magazine and buy the others from the news stand when they have something I like. I visit the forums and post questions and answers, but almost never let on that I am female after having some very bad experiences early in my Linux posting days. You have to ask yourself, how can you tell if the people on this forum are male or female? You can't unless they tell you so. I have three or four identities I use online, all male; a few of my male friends use female IDs on some sites. Nobody really knows how many women there are in IT.
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Well I understand that women would rather be unrecognised, the interweb does women no favours generally, one of my women friends has been driven off from keeping an online diary by brutish posterior orifices. In my view there is an increasing tendency of the web only being used to denigrate women and culture.
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It is actually nice to see that there are a few women on the forum.
In my job, I visit a lot of customer networks.
In general, if I see a woman as the Sysadmin, I breathe a sigh of relief.
WHY? - Because if they know what they are doing, they usually have a nice, well run network, and if they don't, they will happily let me do the installation, and listen to advice.
I have found that generally women who get IT jobs have to be much better than any male applicant, sadly.
As an example, I recently did a new install at an existing customer. I wasn't looking forward to it, because 3 years ago the sysadmin was an irascible mid 50s know-it-all, and the network was a total mess, different AV and firewalls on different PCs, SNMP blocked on the router and switches, and PCs that should have been fine ran like sloths.
It took a whole day to sort out the problems and get everything working properly (and I still wasn't happy with the install when I left, we had intermittent support calls for weeks)
The new sysadmin was, funnily enough, a secretary with an IT degree.
The system ran beautifully, the telecoms were integrated, with VOIP and miniswitch telephones, the servers positively purred, and when we came across an issue, she logged me in and watched me like a hawk. Now that is what I call a sysadmin.
I must add that she was young and pretty too, But that is not the real point:)
EDIT:She was also involved in discussions on software systems purchase (we are trying to sell them an EDM system) and her opinion was highly rated, despite being in her early 20s, and in her first job since University. (And quite rightly so, IMHO)
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Dutch_Master wrote:
I'd say a family for sure
It's true there aren't many women in IT, but that's not a fault of women... Fact is that women get payed less then men for the same job, and generally women have different fields of interests. Women like to be social and if there's one thing not very social, it's an IT guy... It's true, look at the UserFriendly comics
I disagree with the anti social comment for myself. I did have a head hunter tell me that I am not like any other systems administrator he knew. He clarified that by stating that I actually had a personality
I cannot deny anything that I did not say.
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There's always the exception to the rule
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CharlieM wrote:
You have to ask yourself, how can you tell if the people on this forum are male or female? You can't unless they tell you so. I have three or four identities I use online, all male; a few of my male friends use female IDs on some sites.
A moment for reflection here. What about our Slippery Friend? Is he in fact a mermaid?
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No no Marrea! It's a
(well, sort of
) and can therefor never be a mermaid, these are by definition all female
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...unless they're mermen!
Where's the Kaboom? There's supposed to be an Earth-shattering kaboom!
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There's a huge bias towards men in computing, as your own experience (and our reader surveys) show. The numbers, for us, are something like 98% male and 2% female, which is in my experience even more male-skewed than the real sex breakdown.
I'd say there are several contributing factors, not least including:
- Some women would rather not be identified as women online where there is a very strong male presence. Any "Linux/KDE/whatever Chicks" group (and there are many) is replete with stories of people being abusive/horny online.
- The historical male bias is somewhat self-supporting. One of my friends is the only female engineer in her department, and she says she finds it hard to get along with all the guys - doubtless the same is true at colleges and universities. I should come clean here and say that I was approached by a girl on my very first day in my college computing course, and was quite rude - up until that point (I was just 16, mind), I had only been around computers with guys, and at the time I honestly thought she was having a laugh at my expense. I still feel bad about it!
- The flip side of the above is that the historical female bias is also self-supporting - there's a female majority in lots of humanities subjects, sometimes because people follow in the footsteps of their parents/siblings/friends into subjects that society is comfortable with. Some of the most notable female hackers seem to have been directly driven to geekery by their parents - Allison Randall, for example, says her father got her soldering at just 5 years of age. The end result of the female bias is simply that girls don't know (or care) what computer scientists do.
- A lot of the women I know seem to find the less technical side of interest. I don't mean to say they are any less into computer science; more that they find coding ugly and best left to someone else, and the actual hardware doesn't seem to be of interest. Instead, they project manage, they come up with solutions using pre-build components, they put together analyses and maintenance contracts, they do on-site tech support. In short, they handle *people*, and do it very well. NB: this is just from personal experience.
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Rated "PG" (Updated: Now on MPAA website)HBP Film
A new report is online today, stating a rating has been given to the upcoming Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Rope of Silicon is reporting that the sixth Harry Potter film has been rated PG for
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Wauwatosa's Le Reve, Café Hollander expanding
Two popular Wauwatosa restaurants are making some changes to give customers a better dining experience.
The 4-year-old French bistro Le Reve and Belgian-inspired Café Hollander, which opened about a year later, have been experiencing the growing pains resulting from success. Both needed larger kitchens to prepare a growing number of customers, and Le Reve wanted to improve the flow of the upstairs dining area. »Read Full Article(2)
Storm helps reduce Wisconsin's snow deficit
The 4-plus inches of snow that fell Friday helped ease Milwaukee's winter shortfall, but the total for the winter is still 6 inches below normal.
However, that gap could be narrowed even further with another round of snow forecast for Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service in Sullivan. »Read Full Article(2)
Teen killed in Door County snowmobile crash
A 13-year-old boy died Friday after the snowmobile he was driving collided with a truck in Door County.
The crash happened about 4:30 p.m. in the Town of Brussels. The boy later died at a Green Bay hospital. »Read Full Article
Sheriff Clarke's pro-gun radio ads will be paid by taxpayers
Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. has been showered with free media time, including four appearances on two national cable TV outlets, to espouse his support for citizens arming themselves for self-protection.
But the local radio ads that launched the whirlwind of attention for Clarke were paid spots that will be billed to taxpayers through the sheriff's county budget, Clarke said Friday. »Read Full Article(481)
Milwaukee's southwest side is ground zero in residency rule debate
Milwaukee Ald. Joe Dudzik estimates that as many as 25% of the city's police officers and firefighters live in his south side district.
There's a good reason why: Nice homes that resemble places in the suburbs, proximity to downtown and the airport, and low crime. »Read Full Article(353)
Neenah teachers plan suit over loss of $170,000 retirement stipends
Teachers all over Wisconsin lost benefits after Act 10 eliminated most collective bargaining by public employees.
But maybe none lost more than those in Neenah, where hundreds of veteran educators are now headed to court in a class-action lawsuit to try to win back $170,000 in stipends, which supplemented their regular pensions. »Read Full Article(269)
Man dies after falling down warehouse elevator shaft in Superior
Superior - A 65-year-old man died after falling down an elevator shaft at a warehouse where he was working, police said.
Douglas Moen went to an emergency room in Superior Thursday, complaining of injuries he suffered in a fall, police said. Moen later died at the hospital. »Read Full Article
Michael Crowley to step down as Bank Mutual CEO
Michael T. Crowley Jr., an executive with Bank Mutual Corp. for 45 years, will step down as chief executive officer this summer, according to a document filed Friday with regulators.
Bank Mutual President David A. Baumgarten will succeed Crowley as CEO when Crowley retires on or about July 1, the document says. Baumgarten is a former Associated Banc-Corp executive who joined Bank Mutual in 2010. »Read Full Article
LogistiCare leaving Wisconsin after all
LogistiCare, the much-criticized company that's been dispatching medical rides for Medicaid patients in Wisconsin since 2011, will be leaving the state after all.
LogistiCare, along with four other prospective bidders, had officially told the state this month that they intended to bid on a new contract. But company officials changed their minds at the last minute out of financial concerns, a manager told the Journal Sentinel on Friday. »Read Full Article(29)
Embattled Marathon County sheriff to retire
The Marathon County sheriff, who according to investigative reporting logged only 22 hours of work since August, announced his retirement. The Wausau Daily Herald has the story.
Men who died snowmobiling off Madeline Island are ID'd
Bayfield - Authorities have identified two men who died when they broke through ice while snowmobiling on Lake Superior off Madeline Island.
The victims were 30-year-old Joshua Reynolds and 38-year-old Mark Backes, both of La Pointe. »Read Full Article
State health secretary steps down; deputy appointed to top job
State Health Services Secretary Dennis Smith stepped down from his post Friday to take a job with a Washington law firm, and his deputy was elevated to the top spot.
The move comes as Gov. Scott Walker is seeking to avoid a full expansion of state Medicaid programs funded under the federal health care law. »Read Full Article(68)
Lifting residency rule would benefit the city, Sheriff Clarke says
Gov. Scott Walker's proposed elimination of residency requirements for local government employees gets strong support from Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.
Clarke said the residency rule was antiquated. »Read Full Blog Post(116)
Parade of Homes coming to Germantown, Menomonee Falls
The Blackstone Creek subdivision in Germantown and Quail Haven subdivision in Menomonee Falls will be the sites of Metropolitan Builders Association's annual Parade of Homes this summer.
The event runs from Aug. 17 to Sept. 8. »Read Full Article(3)
State's private-sector job creation slowed, census data shows
Job creation in Wisconsin slowed markedly between July and September, according to the most recent available government data deemed credible by economists.
According to a report Friday from the state Department of Workforce Development, the state added 20,481 private-sector jobs in the 12-months that ended September - with most of the weakness in the final three months of that period. That 12-month increase is a little more than half of the average gain of 37,355 for the preceding seven quarterly reports. »Read Full Article(715)
Seeking city workers to talk about possible removal of residency rule
If you are a City of Milwaukee employee who would like to talk about the residency rule and whether you would move out of Milwaukee, or stay, if the restriction was removed, please email reporter Don Walker at firstname.lastname@example.com
Wisconsin 'do not call' list deadline approaching
The deadline for registering for Wisconsin's Do Not Call list is fast approaching: Feb. 28.
So if you're tired of telemarketers, make sure to register - or re-register. You have to re-register every two years to stay active. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Man in officer-involved shooting was shot 4 times
The 43-year-old man who was shot and critically wounded by a Milwaukee police sergeant on Thursday after the man shot and wounded his girlfriend has been released from the hospital, police said Friday.
Authorities are still investigating the officer-involved shooting, which occurred about noon Thursday in the 5200 block of N. 45th St. Police said the man had threatened to shoot his 44-year-old girlfriend, children and other family members. When two sergeants attempted to negotiate with him, he shot the woman, police said. One of the sergeants, a 45-year-old man who has been with the department for 18 years, then shot the man. In the process, the girlfriend and a family member of the suspect were also injured, according to police. »Read Full Article
Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis featured in new NBA 'Laverne & Shirley' video
The Milwaukee Bucks' guard duo of Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis are featured in the NBA's newest "BIG" advertising spot.
West Allis leaders to discuss hiring director of public safety as city faces vacancies at police, fire chief
In a week, West Allis will not have a police chief or a fire chief.
In a letter dated Wednesday, Fire Chief Steven Hook announced his plans to retire Feb. 28. »Read Full Article
Summit Credit Union to close Brown Deer Road branch
Summit Credit Union said Friday it plans to close its location at 6914 W. Brown Deer Road on March 29.
"The decision to close the Brown Deer Road location came after careful consideration and evaluation of our branch network," Kim Sponem, chief executive and president of Madison-based Summit, said in a statement. "The Brown Deer Road branch was underutilized, and because it was not full-service, many of our members were already using our other three Milwaukee locations, as well as the shared credit union service branch just five blocks from the Brown Deer Road office." »Read Full Article(1)
Packers GM Ted Thompson on Sherrod/Bulaga, team's leadership, Harris, Driver
Indianapolis - General manager Ted Thompson just finished up his media sessions here at Lucas Oil Stadium, speaking to reporters at the podium and then the local media again in the lobby. Again, Thompson declined to speak about free agents and draft prospects specifically, but he did offer some thoughts on the Packers' changing roster and a handful of players on the team.
Here are some highlights: »Read Full Blog Post(29)
Marketing firm Translator plans two storytelling events
To spark discussion about business ideas and inspiration, a Milwaukee marketing firm is planning two storytelling events.
Translator, which also has a program for hatching start-ups, is bringing to Milwaukee two programs that have become popular in other cities. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin ag exports rose 3% in 2012 to $2.9 billion
Wisconsin exported more than $2.9 billion worth of agricultural products in 2012, up 3% from the year before and the highest value ever for the state, Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection officials said Friday.
The most valuable markets for products were Canada, Mexico, China, Korea and Japan. »Read Full Article(2)
Woman held in shooting of husband
A 34-year-old man was injured Friday morning when his 31-year-old wife shot him during a domestic violence-related argument, according to Milwaukee police.
The shooting happened in a residence in the 5500 block of N. 32nd St. about 7:15 a.m., Milwaukee police Sgt. Mark Stanmeyer said in a news release Friday.
He said the victim is being treated at a hospital for what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries. The woman was arrested and the investigation is ongoing, he said.
ACLU Wisconsin backs residency requirement
The American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin says it is opposed to Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to end residency rules statewide for public employees.
But it is a nuanced argument. The ACLU's statement, presented to Milwaukee's Fire and Police Commission on Thursday, says the group believes that residency requirements for municipal employment violate civil liberties, "unless the residency requirement is supported by a compelling government interest directly related to employment." »Read Full Blog Post(56)
Chef Scott Pampuch out at Smyth and the Iron Horse, returns to Minneapolis
An Iron Horse Hotel spokeswoman confirmed Thursday evening that Scott Pampuch no longer is the executive chef at the Iron Horse Hotel, 500 W. Forida St.
She did not address why the hotel and the chef parted ways. Pampuch, who also was the hotel's food and beverage director, said Friday morning that he was returning to Minneapolis to pursue new projects. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Video: Daykin discusses restaurant woes at Bradley Center parking structure
Business reporter Tom Daykin talks about the long string of restaurants that have tried and failed to succeed in the ground floor of the parking structure across the street from the BMO Harris Bradley Center. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Slavery math questions cause stir at New York school
A New York City principal is calling out a fourth grade teacher over a homework assignment that used scenarios about killing and whipping slaves to teach math, according to a story on the website of the New York Daily News. (2)
DOT: We don't want to disturb graves at Wood
Steve Krieser, executive assistant at the state Department of Transportation, says a provision in Gov. Scott Walker's budget will give the agency the ability to examine all possible alternatives for I-94 east and west between N. 25th and N. 70th streets.
Krieser was responding to a budget item that would repeal a law that prohibits a freeway rehabilitation project from adding vehicle lanes on I-94 adjacent to Wood National Cemetery. »Read Full Blog Post(31)
Most flights on schedule at Mitchell; plane stalled an hour
Because of fortuitous timing, the snowstorm in southeastern Wisconsin early Friday hardly affected Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee.
The snow tapered off around 5:30 a.m. - right when the airport's first daily flights are scheduled to depart. That meant only four flights were listed as possible delays. »Read Full Article
Snowfall totals: 6 inches in New London, 2-3 in Milwaukee area
New London, west of Appleton in Waupaca County, appears to hold the highest snowfall total from the snowstorm as of 8 a.m. Friday.
A spotter measured 6 inches of snow there, according to the National Weather Service. »Read Full Article
Puppies pick Oscar-winning picture on Fallon
Late night talk show host Jimmy Fallon released a group of hungry puppies and let them choose nine bowls of kibble, each with the name of a best picture Oscar nominee.
The same puppies successfully picked the Baltimore Ravens to win the Super Bowl. »Read Full Blog Post
Brewers to play intrasquad game Friday
Phoenix - The Brewers are scheduled to play their first and only intrasquad game Friday at Maryvale Baseball Park.
The game is scheduled to begin around noon Arizona time and is open to the public. Manager Ron Roenicke said Thursday the game will probably be three innings with the last inning focusing on bunt defense. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Snowstorm slams Midwest
While only moderate snowfall hit the Milwaukee area, elsewhere across the Midwest and the Plains snow and ice forced truckers to take a night off and made commuting a grind Friday morning as it slowly moved to the north and east.
Powerful wind gusts churned up snow and created large drifts on many Midwest roadways, making navigating the slick conditions all the more difficult. »Read Full Article
Birkebeiner ready to celebrate 40th anniversary
The American Birkebeiner will celebrate its 40th anniversary by welcoming a record number of skiers to the start line in Cable on Saturday, gathering elite racers and citizen athletes from 21 countries and 48 states. Get all the details here.
Large day care, clinic proposed for north side wins city OK
A $14.6 million development that would blend day care and medical programs for children, frail elderly and people with disabilities on Milwaukee's north side has won preliminary city approval.
St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care, which operates such a program in St. Francis, wants to add a second center by building a 78,500-square-foot facility on 7.4 acres bordered by W. North, W. Meinecke and W. Medford avenues, and N. 24th and N. 25th streets. »Read Full Blog Post
It's a Miss Racine trifecta for the Miss Wisconsin pageant
This summer's Miss Wisconsin pageant will feature Miss Racine vs. Miss Racine vs. Miss Racine, as the Journal Times reports.
Man accused of killing autistic half-brother faces new charge
A Dane County man awaiting a trial for allegedly killing his autistic half-brother last summer has been charged with intimidating a witness for allegedly sending a threatening note to his own grandfather, the State Journal reports.
Best Buy replaces 'lemon' TV - after multiple requests
Best Buy says Milwaukee senior Beverly Cargile was just unlucky when she received two Insignia TVs of the same model and both malfunctioned in the same way within weeks. Cargile suspects she got a pair of lemons out of a full batch.
A family member gave Cargile the 32-inch Insignia TV as a gift after purchasing it for about $220 at the Best Buy in Brookfield on June 11, 2012. It didn't take long before the TV "went berserk," she said. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Mount Horeb officer lived with teen sex assault victim, complaint says
A Mount Horeb police lieutenant accused of a months-long sexual relationship with a 14-year-old boy lived with the youth in a Madison apartment since October, the State Journal reports.
On Tap: A date with that little golden man
Let us hook you up with Hollywood's biggest leading man: Oscar. When the Academy Awards take over the Western entertainment world on Sunday, the show will be going faster than Seth McFarlane can whip out a double entendre.
The secret to enjoying the awards show is preparation, and Weekend Cue hands out a lot of help. We provide a clip-and-save ballot to keep track of the winners. Movie Critic Duane Dudek also offers his views on why "Lincoln" should win for Best Picture. See the complete Oscar package here. »Read Full Blog Post


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The Eagles have acquired LB Ernie Sims from the Lions in a three-way trade on Monday. The Lions also landed TE Tony Scheffler from Denver, with the Broncos getting draft picks.
Broncos' Royal expected to help fill void left by Marshall
The departure of Brandon Marshall leaves the Broncos with a significant hole at wide receiver, but it also provides Eddie Royal with an opportunity to get back on track after a poor performance last season.
Broncos QB Orton signs tender
Hoping to build on his first season in Denver, Broncos QB Kyle Orton signed his restricted free-agent tender Friday.
Report: Broncos TE Scheffler will sign tender
Broncos TE Tony Scheffler will sign his restricted free-agent tender Wednesday and could be headed to another team before long, according to a Denver Post report.
Broncos trade Marshall to Dolphins
Denver has shipped WR Brandon Marshall to the Dolphins, the Broncos confirmed Wednesday morning.
Report: Broncos WR Marshall signs tender
Broncos WR Brandon Marshall signed his one-year tender Tuesday, according to a report, but some still expect him to be traded before next week's draft.
Moreno looking for more complete Year Two
Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno had a productive rookie season, but he didn't perform up to the expectations some had for him and gained only 3.8 yards per carry.
Green looks to help Broncos begin climb
New Broncos DE Jarvis Green says he's happy to be in Denver and is enjoying getting to know his teammates, but don't ask him for any predictions about next season.
PK Elam retires with Broncos
PK Jason Elam signed a one-day contract with the Broncos and retired as a member of the team Wednesday.
Quinn not an immediate threat to Orton
There is no QB competition in Denver, we've been told, but the Broncos gave incumbent Kyle Orton a bit of a push with the acquisition of Brady Quinn.
Report: Broncos release QB Simms
Chris Simms' tenure with the Broncos has come to an end after one season
Broncos trade for QB Quinn
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Broncos cut ILB Davis
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The last meal of our two-week honeymoon in Italy was in Rome- on the way to the airport. And I'll never forget it. It was penne tossed in a spicy red sauce. My first Arrabiata.
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