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March movement alters player value, ranks
One of the craziest set of days of offseason football trades and signings passed recently, and it certainly resulted in massive changes to my updated rankings. That's right, I know it's merely March and nobody's participating in a fantasy football draft yet -- or are you? –- but we're nothing but thorough here at ESPN Fantasy, so we've got rankings pretty much all the time. Call it a pigskin version of March Madness, if you will. Here are players that gained spots in my rankings as a result of offseason wildness and others who didn't fare as well, even though in some cases, their accountants might disagree.
2014 recap/2015 preview: Tight ends
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2014 recap/2015 preview: Wide receivers
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2014 recap/2015 preview: Running backs
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2014 recap/2015 preview: Quarterbacks
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Player rankings for playoff fantasy games
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Four Downs: Rookie WRs shine in 2014
First down: New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. ended his amazing rookie campaign in Sunday's Week 17 with yet another outstanding performance, catching 12 passes for 185 yards and a touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles, worth 24 points in ESPN standard leagues. Then again, we've come to expect this from Beckham, the obvious choice for fantasy full-season MVP honors. Consider that Beckham made his delayed season debut in Week 5, and from that point on he was not only fantasy's No. 1 wide receiver, but the lone running backs to outscore him were Le'Veon Bell of the Pittsburgh Steelers and DeMarco Murray of the Dallas Cowboys. Congrats to Beckham, undrafted in most ESPN leagues but most critical in the end, and also the most popular wide receiver on fantasy-championship-round rosters.
The overriding story of the 2014 fantasy football season is a bit larger than simply Beckham's heroics, as he led an historic crew of first-year wide receivers becoming more than relevant in our game, but indispensable pieces that carried us to meaningful December matchups. Week 1 rookie wide receiver stars included Kelvin Benjamin of the Carolina Panthers, Brandin Cooks of the New Orleans Saints and Allen Hurns of the Jacksonville Jaguars. In Week 2, Sammy Watkins of the Buffalo Bills broke out; in Week 3 it was Jordan Matthews of the Philadelphia Eagles and John Brown of the Arizona Cardinals, and soon after Mike Evans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Martavis Bryant of the Steelers and Jarvis Landry of the Miami Dolphins were fantasy mainstays as well.
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Week 17 flex rankings
And as always, best of luck to all in Week 17 and beyond, and Happy Holidays!
1. Le'Veon Bell, RB, Steelers: What more can we say? Terrific season, and he's likely to end up as the highest-scoring nonquarterback in standard leagues, and surely in PPR formats.
2. Arian Foster, RB, Texans: It's almost unfair to the Jaguars, in a lost season, having to face this guy who routinely runs all over them.
3. C.J. Anderson, RB, Broncos: Nice ranking for him, but the numbers are there. And the Raiders get run on, of course.
4. Matt Forte, RB, Bears: Doesn't matter who the QB is. This guy is special.
5. Odell Beckham Jr., WR, Giants: Speaking of special, wow!!! He's fantasy's MVP.
6. Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seahawks: Skittles for everyone! Seattle needs to win, and Lynch needs to put on a show, as always.
7. Demaryius Thomas, WR, Broncos
8. Jamaal Charles, RB, Chiefs
9. Jordy Nelson, WR, Packers: The Lions can certainly be thrown on, and we should expect Aaron Rodgers to find his favorite target early and often.
10. Eddie Lacy, RB, Packers
11. Antonio Brown, WR, Steelers: I don't think enough people realize what Brown has achieved; he'll end up with the second-most receptions of anyone in any season. And he's consistent. Should finish as fantasy's top WR, too.
12. Calvin Johnson, WR, Lions
13. Julio Jones, WR, Falcons
14. LeSean McCoy, RB, Eagles: Yes, he has been a disappointment relative to draft status. But he's facing a defense he tends to do well against.
15. Alfred Morris, RB, Redskins
16. Randall Cobb, WR, Packers: Still hasn't scored since Week 10, but the yards are there. And the game matters.
17. Mark Ingram, RB, Saints: Maybe the Saints are better off in the standings without a 1,000-yard running back? No, that doesn't make any sense. Ingram needs 93 yards for the honor. I say he gets it.
18. Alshon Jeffery, WR, Bears: Should be targeted double-digit times by Jay Cutler, and most of them will be good passes. Don't panic here.
19. Jeremy Hill, RB, Bengals: Fantasy's top rookie running back has really helped down the stretch. This isn't really a time-share, people.
20. Joique Bell, RB, Lions
21. Dez Bryant, WR, Cowboys: Only concern is if he sits after halftime, as with quarterback Tony Romo. But the team could still, in theory, get a bye.
22. A.J. Green, WR, Bengals
23. Emmanuel Sanders, WR, Broncos
25. Lamar Miller, RB, Dolphins: Hard to believe Miller might end up a top-10 running back. Remember Knowshon Moreno? Of course you do!
26. Kelvin Benjamin, WR, Panthers
27. Mike Evans, WR, Buccaneers: So much for rookies getting fatigued as the long season goes on.
28. Justin Forsett, RB, Ravens: He looks hurt, or fatigued, and that's why this ranking isn't quite proportionate with season achievements.
29. Mike Wallace, WR, Dolphins: A magician and top-20 fantasy wide receiver.
30. DeSean Jackson, WR, Redskins: DeSean, remind us how happy you were to beat your former team on Saturday. I don't think you made it clear enough. There's still motivation for Week 17, too.
31. Fred Jackson, RB, Bills
32. Matt Asiata, RB, Vikings: Nice performance in Week 17 last season, if that matters to you. Not a time-share here, by the way. Ben Tate is no longer on the team.
33. Roddy White, WR, Falcons
34. Andre Williams, RB, Giants: Doesn't appear special, but with volume and bad defenses on the other side, he can look that way statistically.
35. Jeremy Maclin, WR, Eagles: Just hasn't been the same with Mark Sanchez at QB. Not that we're surprised.
36. Frank Gore, RB, 49ers: Didn't look done in Week 16. Tougher matchup here, though.
37. Steven Jackson, RB, Falcons
38. DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Texans
39. Tre Mason, RB, Rams: Kind of disappointing rookie season considering he pushed aside Zac Stacy so early on.
40. Jimmy Graham, TE, Saints: Not the Jimmy Graham we drafted, but still the best at the position this week. Says something about the position, too.
41. Torrey Smith, WR, Ravens
42. Sammy Watkins, WR, Bills
43. Giovani Bernard, RB, Bengals
44. Latavius Murray, RB, Raiders: Looks like a top-20 running back for next year. This matchup is a tad worrisome, though.
45. DeMarco Murray, RB, Cowboys: I just don't know why the Cowboys would risk this. They shouldn't.
46. Josh Gordon, WR, Browns: See, all would have been just fine if Brian Sipe was the quarterback.
47. Marques Colston, WR, Saints
48. Kenny Stills, WR, Saints: A tad disappointed in his lack of consistency. He really should be a top-20 wide receiver every week, with his opportunities.
49. Daniel Herron, RB, Colts
51. Branden Oliver, RB, Chargers: If Ryan Mathews is active for Sunday, then obviously you don't want Oliver active in fantasy.
52. Rob Gronkowski, TE, Patriots: The top seed is clinched! But couldn't you see Gronk play just one drive and score on it?
53. Brandon LaFell, WR, Patriots
54. Golden Tate, WR, Lions
55. Charles Johnson, WR, Vikings: Sleeper pickup still out there in many leagues.
56. Isaiah Crowell, RB, Browns: Not real impressive the past month.
57. Greg Olsen, TE, Panthers
58. Chris Ivory, RB, Jets
59. Antonio Gates, TE, Chargers: Should play next year and the year after that, too. He's not aging like normal players. Remember when everyone loved Ladarius Green?
60. Anquan Boldin, WR, 49ers: Sleeper pick for this week, if his erratic quarterback complies.
61. Steve Smith, WR, Ravens
62. Shane Vereen, RB, Patriots
63. Jonas Gray, RB, Patriots: Could get 25 touches. Or zero. You never know with the Pats. Wouldn't surprise me if James White got 25 touches, either.
64. Vincent Jackson, WR, Buccaneers: OK, so maybe Josh McCown is not the QB Jackson needed.
65. Andre Johnson, WR, Texans
66. Stepfan Taylor, RB, Cardinals: When they run the ball, sure looks like he's the guy now, though it's not worth so much.
67. Eddie Royal, WR, Chargers: Another somewhat forgotten sleeper pick this week. You know Philip Rivers is going to be throwing.
68. Marquess Wilson, WR, Bears: As will Jay Cutler.
69. Mohamed Sanu, WR, Bengals: As will Andy Dalton. Sanu just hasn't done much since Green returned.
70. Chris Johnson, RB, Jets: And you thought he'd be a top-10 running back again, just because he did it last year. Silly!
71. Jordan Matthews, WR, Eagles
72. Jarvis Landry, WR, Dolphins: Still makes catches, for those in PPR formats, but he doesn't go anywhere.
73. Doug Martin, RB, Buccaneers: Still think he's good?
75. Lance Dunbar, RB, Cowboys
76. Eric Decker, WR, Jets
77. Toby Gerhart, RB, Jaguars: Denard Robinson is the better keeper, as if you didn't know that already.
78. Martavis Bryant, WR, Steelers: Considerable vertical threat just needs more consistency.
79. Greg Jennings, WR, Vikings
80. Terrance Williams, WR, Cowboys
81. Bishop Sankey, RB, Titans: Have to think the Titans don't view him as a definite starter for next year. He had chances.
82. Doug Baldwin, WR, Seahawks
83. Pierre Garcon, WR, Redskins
84. Trent Richardson, RB, Colts
85. Shonn Greene, RB, Titans
86. Martellus Bennett, TE, Bears
87. Kenny Britt, WR, Rams
88. Malcom Floyd, WR, Chargers
89. Donald Brown, RB, Chargers
90. Rueben Randle, WR, Giants: Last game without Victor Cruz. Or is it? Still, Randle was kind of disappointing this season.
91. Donte Moncrief, WR, Colts: If Andrew Luck plays, this vertical threat could really matter.
92. Fitzgerald Toussaint, RB, Ravens: Admit it, you have no clue who this is. But Forsett is hurt and this guy could see chances.
93. Kendall Wright, WR, Titans
94. James Jones, WR, Raiders
95. Travis Kelce, TE, Chiefs
96. Harry Douglas, WR, Falcons
97. Kerwynn Williams, RB, Cardinals
98. Delanie Walker, TE, Titans
99. Devonta Freeman, RB, Falcons
100. Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Cardinals
Others: Pierre Thomas, RB, Saints; Coby Fleener, TE, Colts; Reggie Bush, RB, Lions; Robert Woods, WR, Bills; Charles Sims, RB, Buccaneers; Marqise Lee, WR, Jaguars; Darren Sproles, RB, Eagles; Dontrelle Inman, WR, Chargers; Danny Amendola, WR, Patriots; Alfred Blue, RB, Texans; Knile Davis, RB, Chiefs; Leon Washington, RB, Titans; C.J. Spiller, RB, Bills
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Backfield breakdown entering Week 17
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Four Downs: Andrew Luck disappoints
Let's just say fantasy owners weren't pleased, even if the move made perfect sense. Zero points? Heck, even Johnny Manziel managed to score a fantasy point this weekend, and he didn't even play half the game.
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Week 16 flex rankings
And as always, best of luck to all in Week 16 and beyond, and happy holidays!
1. Le'Veon Bell, RB, Steelers: He's only three points behind the top spot for non-quarterbacks in standard scoring this season, and Bell didn't have surgery for a broken hand this week.
2. Eddie Lacy, RB, Packers: Remember back in September when so many wanted to flat-out cut the guy? Double digits in fantasy scoring 10 of 11 contests since then.
3. Jamaal Charles, RB, Chiefs: Had an eight-game streak of scoring in double digits broken in a tasty matchup against Oakland last week, but don't sit him now. This is another fine matchup.
4. DeMarco Murray, RB, Cowboys: I actually think he will play and won't be hampered much from the injury, but please make sure Sunday afternoon the team has him active.
5. Calvin Johnson, WR, Lions: Skewered the Bears the last time, and really ought to do so again. Not much is in the way.
6. Arian Foster, RB, Texans: Not the easiest matchup and it would help to have an actual NFL quarterback handing off to him, but still an elite option.
7. Joique Bell, RB, Lions: Surprise! And really, he's having a terrific season. The reason for his bump here is, well, it's the Bears.
8. Demaryius Thomas, WR, Broncos: His quarterback isn't doing so much lately, but Thomas had 18 fantasy points last week.
9. Antonio Brown, WR, Steelers: Probably the most reliable, consistent player in all of fantasy football, quarterbacks included. That counts for a lot.
10. Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seahawks
11. Jordy Nelson, WR, Packers: Man, imagine if he just catches that 94-yarder, so much would have been different! Maybe this week!
12. Dez Bryant, WR, Cowboys
13. Matt Forte, RB, Bears: Yes, he didn't have much success the last game versus Detroit, but I'm treating him as an elite player, because he is. Is more than capable of making a big play or two regardless of the team's quarterback play.
14. C.J. Anderson, RB, Broncos
15. A.J. Green, WR, Bengals
16. Mark Ingram, RB, Saints: He's likely going to rush for 1,000 yards this season. Admit it, that would have shocked you back in August!
17. Julio Jones, WR, Falcons: Contingent on him playing, of course, but his team really does need him. And he's really, really good.
19. LeSean McCoy, RB, Eagles: The disappointment continues, now we can't be sure he gets the goal-line looks.
20. Jeremy Maclin, WR, Eagles
21. Randall Cobb, WR, Packers: Five-game drought since last touchdown, but nice matchup.
22. Alfred Morris, RB, Redskins
23. T.Y. Hilton, WR, Colts: The Cowboys can be thrown on. This team has become reliant on Hilton, too.
24. Justin Forsett, RB, Ravens
25. Kelvin Benjamin, WR, Panthers: Also doesn't matter which cornerback covers him. Or, as we saw Sunday, which quarterback throws to him.
26. Rob Gronkowski, TE, Patriots: Kittens!
27. Lamar Miller, RB, Dolphins
28. Mike Evans, WR, Buccaneers: Rookie could end up leading the league in touchdowns.
29. Jeremy Hill, RB, Bengals: Rookie is ninth among all running backs in standard scoring. Wow!
30. Julian Edelman, WR, Patriots
31. Emmanuel Sanders, WR, Broncos: If the statistical trend continues, he'll score only four points this week. I don't think the trend continues.
32. Fred Jackson, RB, Bills
33. Tre Mason, RB, Rams
34. DeSean Jackson, WR, Redskins: He might not admit it, but you know he wants to score a touchdown against his former team and keep them from playing in January. Actually, he will admit it.
35. Brandon LaFell, WR, Patriots
36. Roddy White, WR, Falcons: Don't worry about Julio Jones in White's case. He'll be OK regardless.
37. Alshon Jeffery, WR, Bears: As long as some of the footballs Jay … um, I mean, Jimmy Clausen launches are in his general direction, he can produce enough numbers.
38. Jonathan Stewart, RB, Panthers: This is his best three-game run of stats since 2010. It'd be surprising if the return of DeAngelo Williams messes that up. Stewart, on the other hand, can mess it up.
39. DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Texans
40. Mike Wallace, WR, Dolphins: Coming off his best game of the season, though the Vikings do nice work against the pass.
41. Steven Jackson, RB, Falcons
42. Sammy Watkins, WR, Bills
43. Josh Gordon, WR, Browns: We can all blame the team's excellent quarterback play, but some of this is clearly on Gordon, too.
44. Daniel Herron, RB, Colts
45. Golden Tate, WR, Lions: It's the Bears, so Tate and Megatron can each thrive.
47. Steve Smith, WR, Ravens
48. Latavius Murray, RB, Raiders: I like him, but on this team, with that O-line, it's tough for him to reach his potential.
49. Doug Martin, RB, Buccaneers: I'd call this a good rank for him. Imagine that back in August.
50. Andre Johnson, WR, Texans
51. Vincent Jackson, WR, Buccaneers
52. Greg Olsen, TE, Panthers: Gronk is the only tight end with more fantasy points this season. This guy is good.
53. Giovani Bernard, RB, Bengals: He and Andre Ellington will end up overdrafted in 2015. Sorry, but that's the likely scenario based on how their teams will use them.
54. Torrey Smith, WR, Ravens
55. Anquan Boldin, WR, 49ers: So Jay Cutler, the No. 9 fantasy QB, loses his job, but Colin Kaepernick, the No. 18 QB, gets to keep flailing away. This week he gets Boldin back on track, though. Kind of.
56. Ryan Mathews, RB, Chargers: He's probably too injured to really help anyone at this point, even if he's suited up.
57. Marques Colston, WR, Saints
58. Toby Gerhart, RB, Jaguars: He's starting again, though it might be a bit tough to tell statistically.
59. Jordan Matthews, WR, Eagles
60. LeGarrette Blount, RB, Patriots: Bill Belichick giveth, and taketh away.
61. Andre Williams, RB, Giants: Should be in line for volume touches, but it's not a pleasant matchup.
62. Charles Johnson, WR, Vikings
63. Harry Douglas, WR, Falcons: This rank assumes Julio Jones plays. If he does not, move Harry up 25 spots or so.
64. Chris Ivory, RB, Jets
65. Kerwynn Williams, RB, Cardinals
66. Martavis Bryant, WR, Steelers
67. Isaiah Crowell, RB, Browns: Looked a lot more special a month ago.
68. Terrance West, RB, Browns: Has never really looked special.
69. Kenny Stills, WR, Saints: He should be doing more. I want to rank him better.
71. Carlos Hyde, RB, 49ers: This is assuming Frank Gore doesn't play, but hedging because Hyde could sit with injury, too. If he does, I'd put Alfonso Smith here.
72. Antonio Gates, TE, Chargers
73. Julius Thomas, TE, Broncos: Not the second half of the season people expected.
74. Matt Asiata, RB, Vikings: Here comes the three-touchdown game!
75. Eric Decker, WR, Jets: Comes off his fifth double-digit fantasy effort. Hey, nobody thought he'd be great.
76. Jarvis Landry, WR, Dolphins
77. Pierre Thomas, RB, Saints
78. Travis Kelce, TE, Chiefs: Honestly, who cares what this team's wide receivers are doing? The team could make the playoffs. That seems to matter more. And Kelce is good.
79. Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Cardinals: Should be just fine with 70-year-old Jim Hart at QB. (Look him up.)
80. Shonn Greene, RB, Titans: It's his job again. Nice work by the Titans this season!
81. Pierre Garcon, WR, Redskins
82. Doug Baldwin, WR, Seahawks
83. Shane Vereen, RB, Patriots
84. Trent Richardson, RB, Colts
85. Kendall Wright, WR, Titans
86. Nate Washington, WR, Titans: Sneaky pickup for this week.
87. Jason Witten, TE, Cowboys
88. Knile Davis, RB, Chiefs: We keep talking about Hyde and Christine Michael as dynasty stashes, but imagine if Davis had a line on a starting job. Wow.
89. Stedman Bailey, WR, Rams
90. Joseph Randle, RB, Cowboys: Murray should play. If he doesn't, I'd rank Randle near where Doug Martin is.
91. Reggie Wayne, WR, Colts: A little too hurt to put up numbers, but it's tough to rely on Donte Moncrief.
92. Reggie Bush, RB, Lions
93. James Jones, WR, Raiders
94. Eddie Royal, WR, Chargers
95. Darren Sproles, RB, Eagles
96. James Starks, RB, Packers
97. Allen Hurns, WR, Jaguars
98. Marquess Wilson, WR, Bears
99. Lance Dunbar, RB, Cowboys
100. Stepfan Taylor, RB, Cardinals
Others: Jonas Gray, RB, Patriots; Davante Adams, WR, Packers; Dwayne Bowe, WR, Chiefs; Delanie Walker, TE, Titans; Martellus Bennett, TE, Bears; Robert Woods, WR, Bills; C.J. Spiller, RB, Bills; Branden Oliver, RB, Chargers; Michael Crabtree, WR, 49ers; Chris Johnson, RB, Jets; Bernard Pierce, RB, Ravens; Charles Sims, RB, Buccaneers
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Ranks reax: Lions-Bears has potential
Wide receiver Calvin Johnson was a first-round pick in many ESPN average live drafts, and first at his position. Matthew Stafford was the fifth quarterback chosen, a fourth-rounder overall. Running back Reggie Bush went before Stafford, with Joique Bell a few rounds later, which obviously was ill-advised. The Detroit Lions were supposed to carry fantasy owners this season, but as in many things in life, some plans get derailed. Stafford is the No. 15 QB. Johnson is barely top-20 among wide receivers. Perhaps the most valuable Lion has been the team's defense/special teams, third overall after being undrafted. Regardless, it's Week 16 now, hopefully you're still playing for something and it's time for Stafford, Megatron and yes, the outstanding Lions defense to help you out, because it's Chicago Bears week again!
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Backfield breakdown entering Week 16
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Four Downs: A Tale of Three Rookies
The race for top rookie honors in fantasy football this season could come down to Sunday's brightest statistical stars, as New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Cincinnati Bengals running back Jeremy Hill dominated to the point they entered the Sunday night Philadelphia Eagles-Dallas Cowboys tilt not only topping the list of fantasy performers among first-year players, but leading everyone. And no, Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel is definitely not in the conversation for top rookie honors, though we'll get to his starting debut later.
As for Beckham, ridiculously quick, tough and blessed with large hands, he was the latest to toy with the brutal Washington Redskins defense, hauling in 12 passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns for an NFL-leading 30 fantasy points. Since debuting in Week 5 -- he missed September with a hamstring injury -- he has outscored every wide receiver for fantasy scoring except the Denver Broncos' Demaryius Thomas, which is quite an achievement. As great and consistent as the Pittsburgh Steelers' Antonio Brown and Green Bay Packers' Jordy Nelson are, among others, Beckham has been better since he began playing at the beginning of October, becoming the first receiver since the New Orleans Saints' Marques Colston in 2006 -- and only the third since 1960 -- to reach 100 standard fantasy points after nine games. Then in his 10th game he scored 30! Let's call Beckham a clear top-10 wide receiver, safe regardless of matchup, and it's going to be tough to keep him from next year's top 10 as well.
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Week 15 flex rankings
And as always, best of luck to all in Week 15 and beyond!
1. Le'Veon Bell, RB, Steelers: He's certainly on his way to finishing as fantasy's top non-quarterback. Matchups no longer matter with him.
2. Arian Foster, RB, Texans: Regularly torches the Colts, and this weekend shouldn't be any different. Nice to see him healthy again.
3. Jamaal Charles, RB, Chiefs: Like Foster, he's achieved great success against this week's foe, the Raiders. Well really, who hasn't?
4. Matt Forte, RB, Bears: He might end up with more than 100 receptions. I'd like to see that, actually.
5. DeMarco Murray, RB, Cowboys: Still really, really good, and still really, really healthy. For those who thought it wasn't possible.
6. LeSean McCoy, RB, Eagles
7. C.J. Anderson, RB, Broncos: Tough to be too concerned about a player with 22 or more fantasy points in four of five games.
8. Antonio Brown, WR, Steelers: There's literally nobody else we can count on for this many receptions and yards every week. Brown is amazing. Only two running backs have outscored him.
9. Justin Forsett, RB, Ravens
10. Calvin Johnson, WR, Lions: With more than 300 receiving yards the past two weeks, there are clearly no concerns here.
11. Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seahawks: Topped 100 rushing yards against the 49ers a few weeks ago, and now he's meeting them at home.
12. Demaryius Thomas, WR, Broncos: Peyton Manning is going to be just fine.
13. Dez Bryant, WR, Cowboys
14. Jordy Nelson, WR, Packers
15. Eddie Lacy, RB, Packers: I think he would have played more had Monday's game been closer. Tough matchup this week, though.
16. Odell Beckham Jr., WR, Giants
17. Mark Ingram, RB, Saints: Assuming the Bears aren't up 28 in the first half, Ingram should get his touches.
18. Julio Jones, WR, Falcons: Well, that was quite the Monday night performance. Could have been better without the hip injury. I think he'll play this week.
19. Alshon Jeffery, WR, Bears: No more Brandon Marshall, so expect better statistics. And they were already really strong.
20. T.Y. Hilton, WR, Colts
21. Alfred Morris, RB, Redskins: We expected he'd struggle against the Rams. He shouldn't struggle against the Giants.
22. Emmanuel Sanders, WR, Broncos
23. Joique Bell, RB, Lions: Stop worrying about the other active Lions running backs! They don't matter!
25. Randall Cobb, WR, Packers
26. Josh Gordon, WR, Browns: Hey, Johnny Football has a strong arm. He's going to be throwing and running.
27. Rob Gronkowski, TE, Patriots: Can't say it matters much to me that he "likes to snuggle," but good for him. Snuggle with the football twice in the end zone, OK?
28. LeGarrette Blount, RB, Patriots: He saw 20 of the team's 23 rushes last week. Forget about Jonas Gray. Blount's the guy.
29. Chris Ivory, RB, Jets: Wonderful matchup this week, even if he shares the carries. If he scares you, because he hasn't topped six fantasy points since Week 8, I understand. But it's the Titans!
30. A.J. Green, WR, Bengals: Look, he's struggled statistically when Joe Haden covers him. It's a fact.
31. Kelvin Benjamin, WR, Panthers: Did fine in Week 1 with Derek Anderson at quarterback. Will do fine again.
32. Mike Evans, WR, Buccaneers
33. Rashad Jennings, RB, Giants
34. DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Texans: From 35 fantasy points to 4. Welcome to fantasy football.
35. Sammy Watkins, WR, Bills
36. Jimmy Graham, TE, Saints
37. Steven Jackson, RB, Falcons: Double-digits for fantasy in five of six games. Are your starting running backs doing this?
38. Golden Tate, WR, Lions: Has predictably slowed down since Calvin Johnson returned.
39. Daniel Herron, RB, Colts: The boom and bust backfield. Herron is boom.
40. Isaiah Crowell, RB, Browns
41. Roddy White, WR, Falcons: Would not go into Julio Jones' spot should Jones sit. But White would move up 10 spots or so.
42. Jordan Matthews, WR, Eagles: Forget everything that happened to this offense in the Seattle loss. The Eagles can't beat elite teams. Dallas is not elite.
43. Keenan Allen, WR, Chargers: Remember, he's done quite well in his career against the Broncos.
44. Latavius Murray, RB, Raiders: At least the Raiders figured out their other running backs aren't any good.
45. Jonathan Stewart, RB, Panthers: If he goes another four years before his next 100-yard rushing game, that's a really big problem.
46. Mike Wallace, WR, Dolphins
47. Lamar Miller, RB, Dolphins
48. Julian Edelman, WR, Patriots: He has two 20-point games in his past five outings. But the next guy has been more consistent. I say use 'em both.
49. Brandon LaFell, WR, Patriots
50. Kenny Stills, WR, Saints: Drew Brees will be more successful this week. It's the Bears.
51. Fred Jackson, RB, Bills
52. Steve Smith, WR, Ravens
54. Tre Mason, RB, Rams
55. Chris Johnson, RB, Jets: Could be his second 100-yard rushing game of the disappointing season. But one shouldn't expect it.
56. DeSean Jackson, WR, Redskins: No guarantee he plays this week, but his absence clearly affected the offense.
57. Andre Johnson, WR, Texans
58. Giovani Bernard, RB, Bengals: I'm worried about Andre Ellington for next season, and Bernard is similar. It's why teams are reluctant to give too many touches to players like this.
59. Pierre Garcon, WR, Redskins: Was finally heard from in Week 14.
60. Ryan Mathews, RB, Chargers
61. Terrance West, RB, Browns: Getting plenty of touches and isn't really the backup here. Of course, it's not about the running game this week.
62. Vincent Jackson, WR, Buccaneers: Odd season for him. Scored his most points in Week 14, but the two games in which he has touchdowns are his No. 3 and 4 games of the season. Bottom line is he's been disappointing.
63. Martellus Bennett, TE, Bears
64. Frank Gore, RB, 49ers: Yeah, enough is enough. And this is the highest-ranked 49er.
65. Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Cardinals
66. Trent Richardson, RB, Colts: Got sweet revenge in his return to Cleveland by rushing for 30 yards. Yawn.
67. Andre Williams, RB, Giants: Breakout performance or merely a result of facing the Titans? Giants fans probably don't want to know the answer.
68. Torrey Smith, WR, Ravens: Would have been better had he just not suited up for the game at all.
69. Marques Colston, WR, Saints
70. Martavis Bryant, WR, Steelers
71. Donte Moncrief, WR, Colts: Reggie Wayne has not been shut down for the season due to his injury, so be careful in overrating Moncrief's chance.
72. Shane Vereen, RB, Patriots
73. Doug Martin, RB, Buccaneers
74. Greg Olsen, TE, Panthers
76. Eric Decker, WR, Jets: Value goes up assuming Percy Harvin sits, but then again, he's still No. 76. Didn't go up too much.
77. Jarvis Landry, WR, Dolphins
78. Kerwynn Williams, RB, Cardinals: I'm not betting on a repeat performance against the Rams.
79. Delanie Walker, TE, Titans
80. Ben Tate, RB, Vikings: Someone has to run the ball, and the Vikings claim he'll get a chance.
81. Malcom Floyd, WR, Chargers
82. Antonio Gates, TE, Chargers
83. Julius Thomas, TE, Broncos: His name seems way out of place in this spot, but are you really sure he'll play and see enough targets? Didn't you think that last week?
84. Toby Gerhart, RB, Jaguars: Nice season for him. From starter to the bench to only relevant again because Denard Robinson is done for the season. Don't invest. Jordan Todman probably gets a chance, too.
85. Charles Johnson, WR, Vikings
86. Nate Washington, WR, Titans
87. Anquan Boldin, WR, 49ers
88. Reggie Bush, RB, Lions: It doesn't matter what round you drafted him in. It's not happening.
89. Bishop Sankey, RB, Titans: Yeah, same with him. Still think he's the best rookie running back?
90. Michael Floyd, WR, Cardinals
91. Kendall Wright, WR, Titans
92. Doug Baldwin, WR, Seahawks
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94. Darren Sproles, RB, Eagles: A few months ago, everyone loved him. But he doesn't get rushing attempts or targets anymore.
95. Matt Asiata, RB, Vikings: Three touchdowns or bust. Take the bust side.
96. Michael Crabtree, WR, 49ers: Sure, blame it all on Colin Kaepernick if it makes you feel better.
97. Pierre Thomas, RB, Saints
98. James Jones, WR, Raiders
99. Stepfan Taylor, RB, Cardinals
100. Marqise Lee, WR, Jaguars
Others: Alfred Blue, RB, Texans; Larry Donnell, TE, Giants; Travis Kelce, TE, Chiefs; Lorenzo Taliaferro, RB, Ravens; Robert Woods, WR, Bills; James Starks, RB, Packers; Knile Davis, RB, Chiefs; Kamar Aiken, WR, Ravens; Anthony Dixon, RB, Bills; Allen Hurns, WR, Jaguars; Juwan Thompson, RB, Broncos; Charles Sims, RB, Buccaneers; Jeremy Kerley, WR, Jets; Kenny Britt, WR, Rams
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Orders period
START TIME: Wed 7, 2006 1AM EST
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The board is a map of Europe showing political boundaries as they existed at the beginning of the 20th century, divided into fifty-six land regions and nineteen sea regions.
Each player other than Russia begins the game with three units (armies and fleets); Russia has four units (two armies and two fleets) to compensate for its larger area and number of neighbours.
Only one unit at a time may occupy a given map region.
Thirty-four of the land regions contain supply centers, corresponding to major centers of industry or commerce (e.g., "London," "Rome,"). The number of supply centers a player controls determines the total number of armies and fleets a player may have on the board, and as players gain and lose control of different centers, they may build and remove units accordingly.
At the beginning of the game, there are twelve "neutral" (unoccupied) supply centers; these are all typically captured within the first few moves, allowing all the powers to ramp up their military strength. Thereafter the game becomes zero sum, with any gains in a player's strength coming at the expense of a rival.
Players who control no supply centers are eliminated from the game, and victory is achieved if a player controls eighteen of the thirty-four supply centers.
Diplomacy is turn-based - movement turns.
First, we have a Negotiation period in which players entice, wheedle, bluff, cajole, and threaten each other in an attempt to form favorable partnerships.
Secret negotiations and secret agreements are explicitly allowed, but no agreements of any kind are enforceable.
This period shall last 48 hours.
After the negotiation period is over, it is the Orders Period where players secretly write orders for each unit to the host. These orders are revealed simultaneously and simultaneously executed.
Choice of orders include
1)move- to any space adjacent to the unit's current location
2)support- assist the move of a different unit moving into a space adjacent to the unit's current location, or assist in the defense of an adjacent space
3)hold- do nothing
Armies may only occupy land regions
fleets may only occupy sea regions and land regions which border the sea.
Fleets and armies in combination can execute a "convoy," which allows transport of an army across either one (or multiple) bodies of water to a distant land square.
One Fleet per sea space traversed is required if multiple bodies of water are to be traversed.
Since only one unit can occupy any particular game space, conflicts (such as two armies ordered to enter the same space), are resolved according to rules determining how much "support" a unit has for its movement. When two units attempt to occupy the same region, the one with more support wins. The greatest concentration of force is always victorious;
If the forces are equal a standoff results and the units remain in their original positions.
If a supporting unit is attacked (except by the unit against which the support is directed), the support is nullified, which allows units to affect the outcome of conflicts in regions not directly adjacent.
Occasionally these conceptually simple rules result in situations which are difficult to adjudicate, or even paradoxical.
This period shall last 24 hours.
After this turn, previously uncontrolled supply centers become owned by the occupying player, and each power's supply center total is recalculated. At that point players with fewer supply centers than units on the board must disband units, while players with more supply centers than units on the board are entitled to build units.
Units may only be built in that player's "Home" centers, that is, those centers with which each Great Power begins the game. Therefore, a player may not build units in any captured "neutral" center or in another player's "Home" centers.
Then, a new cycle will begin. Each cycle is written in terms of Fall and Spring
Starting position:
England (dark blue): A Liverpool, F London, F Edinburgh
Germany (black) : A Berlin, A Munich, F Kiel
Russia (White): A Moscow, A Warsaw F St.Petersburg, F Sevastopol
Turkey (yellow): A Constantinople, A Smyrna, F Ankara
Austria-Hungary (Red): A Vienna, A Budapest, F Trieste
Italy (Green): A Rome, A Venice, F Naples
France (Light Blue): A Paris, A Marseilles, F Brest
A = army = circles
F = Fleets = squares/rectangles
The tweleve remaining supply centers are not occupied at the start of the game
On each move, each Great Power may order all its units, or some, or none of them
A unit may be ordered to do only one thing on each move. An army may be ordered to move, stand, or support; a fleet may be ordered to move, stand, support, or convoy.
An army may move to any adjacent province, unless this move causes it to conflict with another unit under the rule that no two units may occupy the same space ath the same time. A fleet may move to any body of water or coastal province which is adjacent to its current location, unless this move causes it to conflict with another unit.
When a fleet is in a coastal province, the warships are assumed to be at any point along the ocast of that province. the fleet may move to an adjacent coastal province only if it is adjacent along the coastline, so that the vessels could move down the coast to that province. For example, a fleet may move from Rome to Naples or Rome to Tuscany, but not from Rome to Venice because these provinces, although coastal and adjacent, are not adjacent along a stretch of coastline.
Units may not move to islands, except to England, and may not move to Switzerland.
KIEL AND CONSTANTINOPLE. By virtue of the waterways through these two provinces, fleets may enter them along one coast, and on another move, leave from the other coast. Armies may also pass into and out of these provinces, freely bridgeing these waterways. Note that this does not mean that pieces may jump over these provinces.
OTHER PROVINCES HAVING TWO COASTS (Bulgaria, Spain, and St. Petersburg). If a fleet enters one of these provinces, it enters along one coast, and may leave only from that coast. It nevertheless occupies the entire province. If a fleet is ordered to one of these provinces, and it is possible for the fleet to move to either coast, the order must specify which coast, or the fleet does not move. A fleet which may move to one of these provinces may "support" in such provinces without regard for the separation of the coastline into two stretches.
SWEDEN AND DENMARK. An army or fleet may move from Sweden to Denmark or vice versa. A fleet moving from the Baltic Sea to the Skagerrak or vice versa must first move to Sweden or Denmark. Note also that Denmark does not border on Berlin.
CONFLICTS. If two units are ordered to the same space, neither may move. If a unit is not ordered to move, or is prevented from miving, and another unit is ordered to its space, that unit may not move. If two units are ordered each to the space the other occupies, neither may move. The three situations are called "stand-offs". Like the other rules governing conflicts, these rules apply whether the units involved are armies or fleets, which are essentially equal in power, and different only in the places to which they may move.
THE ORDERS: (in more depth)
THE SUPPORT ORDER- A unit may give up its move in order to support another unit trying to hold or enter a space. This space must be one to which the supporting unit could have made a move if not opposed by other units. that is, the space must be adjacent to that in which the supporting unit is located, and must be suitable for an army or fleet, whichever the supporting unit may be. Fleets may support armies, and vice versa.
A unit moves with the strength of itself and all its supports. Unless it is opposed by a single unit equally well or better supported, it may make its move. Equally well supported units which conflict in the situation follow the same rules.
A unit which otherwise would have remained in the province thus occupied is dislodged and must "retreat". The exception is that an order to move, with support, against a unit belonging to the same country as the moving or supporting unit is of no effect; that is, a country may not force one of its own units to retreat.
ATTACK: A move, order correctly given
CUTTING SUPPORTS. If a unit ordered to support in a given province is attacked from a different province the unit disregards its order to support, "turns to face its attacker", and defends its own position. The unit that was to have received support then, of course, does not receive it.
Example 1: Germany: Army Prussia to Warsaw, Army Silesia supports Prussia to Warsaw. Russia: Army Warsaw stands, Army Bohemia to Silesia. No pieces move. the army in Silesia defends itself from the attack from Bohemia, leaving the Prussian army unsupported in its attack on the Warsaw army.
Example 2: Germay: same as above. Russia: Army Warsaw to Silesia. The Prussian army moves to Warsaw, and the Russian army must reteat. The unit ordered to support (the Silesian army) in a given province (Warsaw) was not attacked from a different province (from Warsaw). There is no way the single Russian army can hold Warsaw against this supported attack.
Note that it is only a support order which is nullified by attack from the side. A unit ordered to move, even if unsuccessful, still may cut a support or strand off a single unit, even though its own position is attacked with support and it is consequently dislodged.
Note that a unit does not have to be next to the unit it is supporting; it must be next to the space in which it is delivering support.
STANDING AND RECEIVING SUPPORT. A unit not ordered to move may be supported in its position to resist attacks of equally well supported units. Such a unit may give support as it stands, if so ordered; but a single attack will still cut the support it gives.
If a piece is ordered to move, and another piece is ordered to support the first piece in its original position "provided it fails to move", the support order is void. The player must elect whether to attempt a move or to stand and receive support.
THE RETREAT: After all the orders have been read, the conflicts resolved, and the moves made, any dislodged unit makes its retreat. It must move to a space to which it could ordinarily move if unopposed; that is, to an adjacent space suitable to an army or to a fleet, as the case may be. The unit may not retreat, however, to any space that is occupied, not to the space the attacker came from, not to a space which was left vacant due to a stand-off on the move. If there is no such place, the retreating unit is annihilated and its marker removed from the board. An army may not be convoyed during a retreat.
CONVOYING AN ARMY ACROSS A BODY OF WATER. A fleet in a body of water may convoy an army from any province on the coast of that body to any other province on the coast of that body. To do this, the army must be ordered to the province and the fleet must be ordered to convoy it. The order to the fleet must give both the location and the destination of the army being convoyed.
If the fleet is dislodged on the move, the army may not move; but an attack on the fleet, which does not dislodge it, has no effect on the convoy. The fleet may not move or support during the convoying move. If two or more fleets control adjacent bodies of water, the army may be convoyed through all these bodies on one move.
OCCUPYING SUPPLY CENTERS. Occupation of a supply center by a Great Power occurs when one of its units is located in that supply center immediately after a Fall move, complete with retreats, if any, has been played. Once occupation has been established, the center may be left vacant as long as the player sees fit, and it will still suplly one of his units, unless another Great Power establishes occupation of it.
After the Fall moves have been played, and the retreats, if any, made, each player's number of units is adjusted to equal the number of supply centers his country controls. If he has to remove units, he chooses which ones to remove. If he gains units, he mya place them, one in each unoccupied supply center in his home country only. (provided such supply centers are still under his control.) He must specify a fleet on an army in a coastal supply center. (If Russia builds a fleet in St. Petersburg, Russia must specify on which coast it is to appear.) If his home supply centers are all occupied by his own units or under foreign domination, a player must wait until the next Fall move on which this situation can be corrected to raise any unit to which he may be entitled; though by occupation of supply centers he may reduce the forces of some other country. (From this it should be clear that if he has lost all his home supply centers, he may still fight on with the units and supply cneters remaining under his control, but he may not gain units untill he recaptures a home supply center and leaves it vacant at the close of a Fall move.
The game is read in cycles of Fall and Spring.
If two or more units are ordered to the same space, none of them may move. If a unit is not ordered to move, or is prevented from moving, and other units are ordered to its space, those other units may not move. If two units are ordered, each to the space the other occupies, neither may move. These three situations are called "stand-offs." Like the other rules governing conflicts, these rules apply whether the units involved are armies or fleets, which are essentially equal in power and different only in the spaces to which they may move.
How to win: A game of Risk ends either when one player controls an outright majority of supply centres (18 on a standard map), or when all remaining players agree to a draw.
The Teams:
England- True_panda, kazechrno, Aikidio
Germany- Quiraikotsu, jamie1990
France- Cold-nite, Talamere, silverwmoon
Italy- Ishman, Hanul, Spurgu
Austria-Hungary- Chizabubble, Lunar_Shadow, martyr3810
Russia- shautieh, Adonai, Aurora86, kaom
Turkey- Flash, Dante Obscuri, Spermworm
The Map: (which will be photoshoped after the end of each turn to show where are everyone's stuff)
1)These fleets are jumping too much in my opinion and are confusing me. For now on, fleets can only move along the coasts of wherever in their ocean and in their adjacent ocean in one turn.
2) The counting of new armies/fleets will be every-other fall, because I just realized that some may lose armies/fleets after this round without fulling be able to exploit their newly made armies/fleets.
ex: Next times we will count for new armies/fleets are at the end of Fall 1903, Fall 1905, Fall 1907, Fall 1909, ect. (every odd fall)
Well.. If you read my post in the last round, you would've noticed I told you that you can build units prematurely. Apologies. Now you can tell me where to add them.
New Fleet in Roma
F. Albania=>move=>Tunsia
*cpr: failed. Stalemate with France
F. North Africa=>Support=>F. Albania into Tunsia
A. Trieste=>move=>Venezia
A. Vienna=>move=>Trieste
A Paris
F Marse
F Breast
A Holland -> Attack -> Kiel
F Denmark -> Support -> Holland into Kiel
A Belgium -> Attack -> Ruhr
A Burgandy -> Attack -> Munich
F Portugal -> Attack -> Tunisea
*cpr: failed. Stalemate with Italy
F Napoli -> Support -> Portugal into Tunisea
Remove: army in rurh and the army in kiel.
A. tyrolia -> attack piemonte
F. berlin -> attack London
*cpr: failed. Can only land in coastlines of own ocean (Baltic Sea) and coastlines of adjacent oceans (Skagerab and Gulf of Bathnia)
A. munich -> attack silesia.
New army (not fleet) placed in St petersbourg
Sweden => support => St Petersbourg
Livonia => attack => Prussia
Norway => support => French's Holland army into attacking Kiel
Army Ukraine => Attacks => Warsaw
Army Galicia => Supports => Army Ukraine
Army Moscow => Hold
Army Bulgaria => Moves => Rumania
Fleet Rumania => Moves => Bulgaria
Fleet Stevastopol => Hold
New armies:
- Army in Constantinople
- Army in Ankara
- Fleet in Smyrna
Army = circle
Fleet = rectangles
oh, and it'd be nice if in the topic you wrote "Turkey's order's" or "Germany's orders" cause I didn't memorize which team I plopped all of you on. =P
***P.P.S. If you're gonna write a name, write it CORRECTLY.


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Pan-fried venison with blackberry sauce
By Sara Buenfeld
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 15 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Blackberries are delicious in savoury sauces, and this version is the perfect match for the richly flavoured venison
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Nutrition per serving
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- 182
- protein
- 28g
- carbs
- 7g
- fat
- 5g
- saturates
- 1g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 7g
- salt
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- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 2 thick venison steaks, or 4 medallions
- 1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 150ml beef stock (made with 2 tsp Knorr Touch of Taste beef concentrate)
- 2 tbsp redcurrant jelly
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
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Serve with celeriac mash
Thickly peel and chop a small celeriac, then boil with 3 small potatoes. Drain when tender and mash with butter and plenty of seasoning.
Healthy benefits
Venison, an excellent source of protein, is low in calories. It also supplies an easily absorbed form of iron, so is ideal for pregnant and menstruating women. Venison contains good levels of the energising B vitamins – a standard portion provides 60 per cent of our daily B12 requirement.
- Heat the oil in a frying pan, cook the venison for 5 mins, then turn over and cook for 3-5 mins more, depending on how rare you like it and the thickness of the meat (cook for 5-6 mins on each side for well done). Lift the meat from the pan and set aside to rest.
- Add the balsamic vinegar to the pan, then pour in the stock, redcurrant jelly and garlic. Stir over quite a high heat to blend everything together, then add the blackberries and carry on cooking until they soften. Serve with the venison, celeriac mash (see below) and broccoli.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2007
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Comments, questions and tips
I love this recipe - have had the pleasure of trying it a few times now and never fails its quick and fuss free
I add a shallot and reduce sauce a fair bit adding only 1 tbsp red currant jelly- next time I will actually add blackberries ( never tried recipe with as always forget to get some!)
Truly delicious Yum
I follow the recipe exactly not leaving out blackberries and redcurrent jelly .
But, if you have trouble finding fresh blackberries when out of season, the flash-frozen ones are just as good - found in farm shop freezers by the scoop too so just get one scoop full OR supermarkets sell small bags which i keep in freezer.
You can use rest up in a pie or crumble.
Cook from frozen, as the small amount of time they are in the pan with the venison is just right to defrost and heat them through.
If no redcurrent jelly use cranberry jelly instead.
Made this for Valentines supper as there are still so many blackberries in the freezer! I'm a bit scared of meat in big chunks and had always thought that venison would need long slow cooking so was very pleased that the meat was just pink and still moist after 10 mins cooking. The sauce was fantastic - I also added a slosh of port at last last minute as it seemed to lack oomph but this really did the trick. It would probably work well with duck or lamb too. Celeriac and broccoli made a perfect accompaniment.


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tinyE: The really good teams don't fight. Only four teams in history have lead the league in penalty minutes AND won the Stanly Cup. The 77 Flyers were one of those teams but they didn't so much fight as they came out, disembowled the opposing team, and forced them to forfeit.
Qwertyman: Just because a team doesn't lead the league in penalty minutes doesn't mean that no players on that team weren't involved in any fights that season. Every team has players that fight occasionally, and I enjoy it. I'm not talking about games that turn into all out brawls or anything like that, but I enjoy the fact that in hockey, sometimes things get a little heated and they're allowed to settle it through a contained fight without being heavily penalized for it (with exceptions of course).


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The traditional corporate ladder is giving way to a new kind of organizational structure-the corporate lattice-in which success is no longer defined as a linear climb to the top, and rigid definitions of what work is, how it should be accomplished, and who gets to participate are being transformed. In this chapter, the authors examine how companies can enable broad-based, nonhierarchical forms of participation through the interrelated forces of collaboration and transparency. As the definition of the workplace expands from a physical and highly structured environment to a more virtual and adaptive one, so too does the notion of how people participate. In lattice organizations, people at all levels are free to voice their opinions and ideas, give feedback, and collaborate. (As technology thinker Clay Shirky has declared, "Here comes everybody.") These new forms of participation challenge traditional relationships and communication. They create empowered workers and an inclusive work environment. The authors turn to examples such as Procter & Gamble, Pfizer, AT&T, and Best Buy to show how companies are widening their views of whose voices can make a difference and where good ideas can come from. The result? A highly engaged, highly productive workforce. This chapter was originally published as Chapter 5 of "The Corporate Lattice: Achieving High Performance in the Changing World of Work."
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CellarPro's 1800XT-220V Wine Cooling Unit provides Outstanding Performance, Adjustable Humidity Control, Super-Quiet Operation and Extra Cooling Power for use in 220V Environments. The CellarPro 1800XT has an 8.5 Curiv Foot Capacity and is perfect for Small Wine Cellars and Wine Cabinets located in 220V Environments. CellarPro Cooling Units should be installed through-a-wall and cannot be Ducted unless accompanied by an In-Line Fan.
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White Bean and Kale Soup with Turkey Sausage
Kale is a vegetable that I have been wanting to try using for a while. I have seen a few kale dishes around and some of them combined kale with white beans. I thought that the kale would go nicely in an Italian style white bean soup. I knew that I wanted to include Italian style turkey sausage for some meat and flavour but for the rest of the ingredients I played it by ear. I wanted a bit of a rustic feel to the soup so I cut everything roughly leaving fairly large pieces. The white bean and kale soup with turkey sausage turned out well and it was really tasty. I think that I should have cut the kale into slightly smaller pieces but this way I got to experience more of the kale. The kale worked well in the soup. Even though it wilted it did not fall apart or turn mushy. I look forward to experimenting with kale again. I served the white bean and kale soup with some toasted cheesy garlic bread.
1 pound Italian turkey sausage (casing removed)
1 tablespoon olive oil
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2 stalks celery (chopped)
2 carrots (chopped)
1 28 ounce can diced tomatoes
1 15 ounce can white beans
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ROCHESTER — A rare 3 p.m. weekday game start time did very little to distract the Spaulding High School boys ice hockey team.
"We had a total of one penalty and we've been stressing that," George added. "When we're at 5 on 5 or a man up, we're a lot better team. When we're a man down that's when we've given up our goals. We want to play hard, play smart and let our feet take us to where we're going."
Phillips drew early blood with a nifty backhander he stuck past Strickland near the left circle after cycling over from the right circle. Allen assisted on the play.
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3) Encourage software developers to study existing over the air protocols and start to design new ones.
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Mark VK5QI has decided that his experience with the Tayloe mixer with I&Q as used in the SoftRocks is firm ground on which to build. He has been inspired by some new SSB project by NT7S, using a newly available DDS, the multiple output SI5351. Completing the picture, the controller is the well known Arduino, designed by Massimo Banzi (check the recent soldersmoke podcast #165).
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Holiday Classic Update
May 24- N.E.W. DIRT is set for a BIG night of racing Sunday night at the Seymour Speedway.
The first leg of the 2013 Summer Holiday Classic series takes to the track with 6 divisions featuring the WDLMA Late Models. The big late models will run a 30 lap feature on the 1/3 mile banked clay oval and will be joined by the Budweiser IMCA Modifieds, Coors Light IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA Sort Mods, Street Stocks and 4 Cylinders.
WDLMA expects a field of close to 30 cars for this event. The winner will receive the first plaque to Honor the Memory of WDLMA founder Bill Behling, who passed away this past November. Bill was one of the founding members of N.E.W. DIRT when the club was formed in 1984 to keep racing in Seymour alive. With the 30th Anniversary this year, officials wanted a way to show their appreciation to the man who had a life long commitment to racing, not only in the state of Wisconsin, but far beyond its borders.
The pit will open at 2 PM Sunday. Pit passes for this event will be $20.00 across the board. The Late Models have a $25.00 entry fee.
The grandstand will open at 3 PM. Admission for this special event is $15.00 for adults, Seniors over 55 and students 13-18 are $10.00 and as always, kids 12 and under are FREE with an adult.
The green flag drops at 5 PM Sunday.
The weather will be clear but a bit cool Sunday, but what perfect weather for a full on night of hot racing action.
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Cane Run Elementary School
3951 Cane Run Road
Louisville, KY 40211
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Years Labeled (Rating):
2010 (92)
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K-12 School
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Building Owner:
Jefferson County Public Schools
Property Manager:
Jefferson County Public Schools
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Douglas Hundley, Jr.
Louisville, KY 40223
502 326 3085
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