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Judging from the deluge of comments about ESPN.com's list of 10 greatest receivers, many feel their favorite wideouts were overlooked. Mike Sando samples the comments and responds.
Top 10 WRs of All TimeRaymond Berry, Boyd Dowler, Mike Holmgren, Ken Houston, Warren Moon, Keyshawn Johnson and Ted Thompson helped ESPN.com evaluate the best wide receivers in NFL history. ESPN.com weighed their contributions, balancing rankings with anecdotal evidence, to create the following list. (Click here for ZOOM Gallery.)
Career: Played for 49ers, Raiders and Seahawks from 1985-2004. Holds NFL records for receptions (1,549), receiving yards (22,895), TD receptions (197), TDs (207).
Quick quote: "Jerry had a tremendous combination of speed, size, toughness, smarts." -- Holmgren, Rice's offensive coordinator in San Francisco
Career: Set NFL record with 23 TD catches last season with Patriots.
Quick quote: "Randy Moss catches the ball so well almost without looking at it sometimes. He is scary physically." -- Boyd Dowler, retired scout and former NFL receiver.
Career: Played for Packers from 1935-45. Held 18 NFL records when he retired. Elected to Hall of Fame in 1963.
Quick quote: "Lean and swift, and boy, he could catch the heck out of it." -- Hall of Famer Berry, who studied films of Hutson in detail.
Career: Played for Cowboys from 1988-99. Had 750 career receptions for 11,904 yards. Elected to Hall of Fame in 2007.
Quick quote: "People might not like some of the other things, but when he was on those stripes, he was as competitive as there is." -- Hall of Fame QB Moon
Career: Played for Browns, Dolphins from 1964-77. Averaged 20.1 yards per catch. Elected to Hall of Fame in 1983.
Quick quote: "Warfield was a lot like Charlie Joiner. Every step meant something to those guys. Warfield got into his route and it was like somebody falling off the face of the earth. That's how quick he could be into it." -- Hall of Fame safety Houston
Career: Played for Redskins 1964-77. All-time leading receiver with 649 catches for 9,110 yards when he retired. Elected to Hall of Fame in 1984.
Quick quote: "Those types of athletes who played more than one position --- Charley Taylor -- are worth the price of admission just to see them line up. That is an athlete right there, a subject in itself." -- Berry
Career: Played for Seahawks from 1976-89. Had 819 catches, 13,089 yards, 100 TDs. Elected to Hall of Fame in 1995.
Quick quote: "He was as crafty as anybody I could recall. He wasn't a big guy, but he knew exactly how to lean on people and his hands were unbelievable." -- Packers GM Ted Thompson
Career: Played for Eagles, Vikings, Dolphins from 1987-2002. Had 13,899 yards receiving, 130 TD receptions.
Quick quote: "I've never been around a guy as competitive as he is. He is so confident. He was a hard worker, which I enjoyed because whatever I got in practice, I knew that's I was going to get in the game." -- Moon
Career: Has 129 TD receptions in career with 49ers, Eagles, Cowboys.
Quick quote: "My biggest knock on him is he drops too many balls, but he makes a lot of big plays and he's as good as there is after the catch and he makes difficult catches." -- Moon
Career: Has spent entire 12-yard career with Colts. Set NFL record with 143 receptions in 2002.
Quick quote: "Of all the things that impresses me, it's how he goes about his job, how he goes about his business. He's not a fanfare guy. He's just a football player." -- Holmgren
When panelists did consider stats, they often valued yards per reception and touchdowns. Moss holds up well by those measures, even though he hasn't always played with great quarterbacks.Moss has averaged 15.8 yards per reception and 12.4 touchdowns per season over his 10-year career. Harrison has averaged 13.4 yards per catch and 10.25 touchdowns per season over his 12-year career. Harrison has never averaged better than 14.5 yards per catch. Again, we shouldn't measure receivers by stats alone. But if we're going to compare Harrison's numbers to Moss' numbers, we should look at more than receptions. The panelists certainly did. Comment No. 20: Tim Brown was a great receiver without ever playing with a great quarterback, and his stats prove it. One of our seven panelists ranked Brown in his Top 10. "He could do it all," said Hall of Fame safety Ken Houston, who ranked Brown 10th. "He could catch the short ball, he could catch the long ball, he was tough and he played a long time."
Comment No. 32: How can Andre Reed not even be mentioned in this article?
Two of the seven panelists ranked Reed among the Top 10. Warren Moon was one of them.
"He made more big runs after the catch than anybody I've seen," Moon said. "He was almost like Rice in that vein as far as when he made the catch, he became a runner right away. He played in a good offense, but he was tough. He was another guy that could block, he broke tackles as a receiver and very rarely dropped a ball. I'm kind of surprised he hasn't made it to the Hall of Fame, but I think he will."
Comment No. 47: Moss, Terrell Owens and Michael Irvin were rated too high. Why?
Some panelists ranked those players higher than I would have expected. Four of our seven panelists ranked Moss second. A fifth panelist ranked him fourth. They could not deny his talent and production.
I considered bumping Owens from the Top 10 because a few panelists had serious issues with the dropped passes. In the end, I simply could not ignore a No. 3 ranking from one of our most qualified panelists. Boyd Dowler played the position at a high level and scouted until last year. Two other panelists ranked Owens sixth and seventh. Even Keyshawn Johnson ranked him 10th.Some panelists loved the way Irvin played the game, and what he brought to the Dallas Cowboys in emotion and leadership. Irvin appealed to panelists of various ages and backgrounds. Moon and Houston combined for 19 Pro Bowl appearances in 31 seasons between 1967 and 2000. They played on different sides of the ball, and across different eras, but both ranked Irvin in the top five. That was revealing. Comment No. 112: How is Art Monk not in the Top 10? He played on a dominant running team for most of his career, with other good receivers. Yet, when he retired, he held the record for most receptions. [Note: Monk became the NFL's career receptions leader in 1994. By the time Monk retired in 1995, Rice had become the NFL's leader]. And he won three championships. He has better numbers than Irvin and was just as tough going across the middle. Monk would have earned a spot on a Top 11 list. He was that close. The list favored receivers who received multiple top-five votes from our most seasoned panelists. Moon ranked Monk fifth, as did our youngest panelist, Keyshawn Johnson. That was nearly enough to put Monk on the list.
Comment No. 276: Wow, not even an honorable mention for Torry Holt?Holt belongs in any discussion about top receivers, but invariably that conversation will include Isaac Bruce as well. No receiver on the list spent most of his career as part of an all-time great tandem. John Stallworth and Lynn Swann are both in the Hall of Fame, but neither received a Top 10 vote in this project. Mark Duper and Mark Clayton generated no votes.
Comment No. 367: Fred Biletnikoff should be on the list.
Panelist Raymond Berry agrees with you. He ranked Biletnikoff fifth. Other panelists showed great respect for Biletnikoff as a sure-handed receiver and overall craftsman. They simply didn't rank him high enough to bump another receiver from the list.Comment No. 561: If ESPN asked every coach from the last 20 years to pick one receiver for their team, every one of them would pick Art Monk over every player listed second through 10th on this list. We spoke to two head coaches from the past 20 years -- Berry and Mike Holmgren were panelists -- and both thought highly of Monk. They also combined to rank 13 receivers higher than Monk on their lists. Comment No. 574: With the exception of the very few, most players from 30 or 40 years ago would do nothing in the NFL today. Players are too big, too fast and too strong. Take another look at the list. Moss is the only Top 10 receiver with track-certified speed. Some of the more physical receivers on the list retired long ago, notably Charley Taylor, who stood 6-foot-3, weighed 210 pounds, and played running back early in his career. Harrison has put up huge numbers in the current era even though he is one of the smallest and least physical receivers on the list. Current players are undoubtedly bigger, faster and stronger overall. They should be. Players today benefit from dramatic advances that allow them to keep playing even after significant injuries. Receivers in particular also benefit from changes to the rules. Their predecessors took more punishment before the catch, and the rules allowed for rougher treatment once they did get their hands on the ball. Bobby Engram caught 94 passes last season even though he was 34-years-old and coping with a thyroid condition. He also underwent reconstructive knee surgery early in his career. Hard work made it happen, but not without significant assistant from modern medicine. Comment No. 673: Last year at this time, no one would have ranked Moss in the top three. Moss' performance last season arguably validated his greatest seasons while making it easier to rationalize what happened in Oakland. Most panelists considered Moss the most talented receiver in league history. Moss is also among the most productive. Rice and Moss are the only players on the list who can claim at least seven seasons with 1,200 yards receiving and four with at least 15 touchdowns.
Even in 2005, Moss' first season with Oakland, he finished with more receiving yards (1,005) than Deion Branch, Hines Ward, T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Donte' Stallworth.
Comment No. 2,942: Where are Charlie Joiner, James Lofton, Henry Ellard and Gary Clark? A lot of names were left off this list.
Point taken. As Berry put it in the original story, "You reach a certain point and it's hard to do. I've seen too many great ones, and it's hard to find a standard."
The fun is in the trying.• Wide receiver evaluators
ESPN.com's seven-member panel has combined to make 30 Pro Bowl teams in 77 NFL seasons. The panelists have combined to win 12 NFL championships as players, coaches and executives. They feature two members of the league's 75th anniversary all-time team, and members of the all-decade teams for the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Three of the seven are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
|Raymond Berry
|Born: Feb, 27, 1933
|Credentials: Hall of Fame receiver retired as the NFL's all-time leader in receptions (631) and receiving yards (9,275). A six-time Pro Bowl choice, Berry caught 68 touchdown passes during the Baltimore Colts' glory years with Johnny Unitas at quarterback ... Caught 12 passes for 178 yards and a touchdown during the 1958 NFL championship game ... Also helped the Colts win a championship the following season ... Fumbled only once during a 13-year career and almost never dropped a pass ... Named to the NFL's 75th anniversary team and its all-decade team for the 1950s. Berry served as an assistant coach before New England hired him as head coach in 1984. He led the Patriots to their first Super Bowl appearance, posting a 48-39 record (.552) over six seasons.
|Boyd Dowler
|Born: Oct. 18, 1937
|Credentials: Caught 474 passes for 7,270 yards and 40 touchdowns during a 12-year NFL career. A two-time Pro Bowl choice, Dowler played on five championship teams in 11 seasons with Green Bay, earning a spot on the NFL's all-decade team for the 1960s. A big target at 6-foot-5 and 224 pounds, Dowler helped the Packers beat Oakland in Super Bowl II with a 62-yard touchdown reception. Dowler worked as an assistant coach for five NFL teams before joining Carolina and later Atlanta as a scout. He joined the Falcons in 1997 and retired after the 2007 draft.
|Mike Holmgren
|Born: June 15, 1948
|Credentials: Seattle Seahawks head coach broke into the NFL with San Francisco just as Jerry Rice was becoming the game's most feared receiver. Holmgren collected two Super Bowl rings with the 49ers and one as head coach of the Packers ... Helped the Seahawks end an 11-year playoff drought and a 21-season run without a playoff victory ... Also guided the Seahawks to their lone Super Bowl appearance ... Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1970 as a quarterback from USC.
|Ken Houston
|Born: Nov. 12, 1944
|Credentials: Hall of Fame safety picked off 49 passes, returning nine for touchdowns, during a 196-game career with Houston and Washington from 1967 to 1980 ... Returned nine interceptions for 220 yards and four touchdowns during the 1971 season alone ... Also scored touchdowns by punt return, fumble return and blocked field-goal return during his career. A 10-time Pro Bowl choice, Houston appeared on the NFL's 75th anniversary all-time team, joining Ronnie Lott and Larry Wilson as the only safeties. The NFL also named Houston to its all-decade team for the 1970s.
|Keyshawn Johnson
|Born:July 22, 1972
|Credentials: Caught 814 passes for 10,571 yards and 64 touchdowns during an 11-year career with the New York Jets, Tampa Bay, Dallas and Carolina. A three-time Pro Bowl choice, Johnson started 162 of the 167 regular-season games he played from 1996 to 2006 ... Helped the Bucs reach and win a Super Bowl for the first time ... Caught 10 touchdown passes during the 1998 season while helping the Jets to the AFC title game, two seasons after the team posted a 1-15 record when Johnson was a rookie.
|Warren Moon
|Born: Nov. 18, 1956
|Credentials: Hall of Fame quarterback passed for nearly 50,000 yards during 17 NFL seasons with Houston, Minnesota, Seattle and Kansas City ... Passed for 9,379 yards and 56 touchdowns over the 1990 and 1991 seasons. A nine-time Pro Bowl choice in the NFL, Moon also passed for more than 21,000 yards while winning five Grey Cups during a six-year run in the CFL from 1978 to 1983, all with Edmonton.
|Ted Thompson
|Born: Jan. 17, 1953
|Credentials: Packers general manager since 2005 ... Previously spent 13 seasons in personnel for Green Bay and Seattle ... Claimed a Super Bowl ring with Green Bay following the 1996 season ... Used a 2006 second-round draft choice for Greg Jennings, who caught 12 touchdown passes for the Packers last season. Thompson played linebacker for the Houston Oilers from 1975 to 1984, missing only one game during that span ... Broke into the NFL as an undrafted free agent from SMU.
Mike Sando covers the NFL for ESPN.com.
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- Covered the NFL since 1998
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In Part 1 of a two-part report, Scouts Inc. ranks today's wide receivers from 1 (Randy Moss) to 64 (James Jones). In Part 2, ESPN.com ranks the top 10 wide receivers of all time. In the first presentation of this occasional series, ESPN.com ranked the all-time best QBs in February. | Discuss
HOT READ PART 1: Today's best WRs• Scouts Inc.: Ranking top receivers 1-64
• Debate: Randy Moss vs. T.O.
• 49ers CB Nate Clements on his top 10
• SportsNation: Rank the top 10
• Hashmarks blog: Mosley take on top 64
• Scouts Inc.: Ranking wideouts in draft
• Floyd Reese: Scouting criteria for WRs
HOT READ PART 2: All-time best WRs• Sando: Receivers revisited
• Sando: Jerry Rice is No. 1, but who's next?
• Zoom Gallery: Top 10 receivers of all time
• Sando: Who is Don Hutson?
• SportsNation: Wide receiver quiz
• SportsNation: Rank the all-time best
• Debate: Current WRs who belong in top 10
• Green, Sando on best WRs in history
• Luksa: Bob Hayes an overlooked great
BEST QUARTERBACKS OF ALL TIME• Sando: Ranking the all-time great QBs
• ZOOM gallery: Top 10 QBs of all time
• Chadiha: Ranking the best QBs by decade
• Klancnik: Best QBs by jersey numbers
• Scouts Inc.: Ranking the top 64 QBs of today
• SportsNation: Rank the greatest QBs | Vote
• SportsNation: Think you know QBs?
• Super Bowls: Ranking every QB's performance
- Sando: Free-agency grades for all 32 teams
- Kiper: Perfect prospect-team draft fits
- Williamson: Top 10 impact signings, trades
- McShay: Winston's edge over Mariota | Top 10s
- Muench: Top draft targets for the 49ers


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26. CJM 2001 (vol 53 pp. 1223)
|Classification of Certain Simple $C^*$-Algebras with Torsion in $K_1$
We show that the Elliott invariant is a classifying invariant for the class of $C^*$-algebras that are simple unital infinite dimensional inductive limits of finite direct sums of building blocks of the form $$ \{f \in C(\T) \otimes M_n : f(x_i) \in M_{d_i}, i = 1,2,\dots,N\}, $$ where $x_1,x_2,\dots,x_N \in \T$, $d_1,d_2,\dots,d_N$ are integers dividing $n$, and $M_{d_i}$ is embedded unitally into $M_n$. Furthermore we prove existence and uniqueness theorems for $*$-homomorphisms between such algebras and we identify the range of the invariant.
Categories:46L80, 19K14, 46L05
27. CJM 2001 (vol 53 pp. 979)
|Ranks of Algebras of Continuous $C^*$-Algebra Valued Functions
We prove a number of results about the stable and particularly the real ranks of tensor products of \ca s under the assumption that one of the factors is commutative. In particular, we prove the following: {\raggedright \begin{enumerate}[(5)] \item[(1)] If $X$ is any locally compact $\sm$-compact Hausdorff space and $A$ is any \ca, then\break $\RR \bigl( C_0 (X) \otimes A \bigr) \leq \dim (X) + \RR(A)$. \item[(2)] If $X$ is any locally compact Hausdorff space and $A$ is any \pisca, then $\RR \bigl( C_0 (X) \otimes A \bigr) \leq 1$. \item[(3)] $\RR \bigl( C ([0,1]) \otimes A \bigr) \geq 1$ for any nonzero \ca\ $A$, and $\sr \bigl( C ([0,1]^2) \otimes A \bigr) \geq 2$ for any unital \ca\ $A$. \item[(4)] If $A$ is a unital \ca\ such that $\RR(A) = 0$, $\sr (A) = 1$, and $K_1 (A) = 0$, then\break $\sr \bigl( C ([0,1]) \otimes A \bigr) = 1$. \item[(5)] There is a simple separable unital nuclear \ca\ $A$ such that $\RR(A) = 1$ and\break $\sr \bigl( C ([0,1]) \otimes A \bigr) = 1$. \end{enumerate}}
Categories:46L05, 46L52, 46L80, 19A13, 19B10
28. CJM 2001 (vol 53 pp. 592)
|Ideal Structure of Multiplier Algebras of Simple $C^*$-algebras With Real Rank Zero
We give a description of the monoid of Murray-von Neumann equivalence classes of projections for multiplier algebras of a wide class of $\sigma$-unital simple $C^\ast$-algebras $A$ with real rank zero and stable rank one. The lattice of ideals of this monoid, which is known to be crucial for understanding the ideal structure of the multiplier algebra $\mul$, is therefore analyzed. In important cases it is shown that, if $A$ has finite scale then the quotient of $\mul$ modulo any closed ideal $I$ that properly contains $A$ has stable rank one. The intricacy of the ideal structure of $\mul$ is reflected in the fact that $\mul$ can have uncountably many different quotients, each one having uncountably many closed ideals forming a chain with respect to inclusion.
Keywords:$C^\ast$-algebra, multiplier algebra, real rank zero, stable rank, refinement monoid
Categories:46L05, 46L80, 06F05
29. CJM 2001 (vol 53 pp. 161)
|Classification of Simple Tracially AF $C^*$-Algebras
We prove that pre-classifiable (see 3.1) simple nuclear tracially AF \CA s (TAF) are classified by their $K$-theory. As a consequence all simple, locally AH and TAF \CA s are in fact AH algebras (it is known that there are locally AH algebras that are not AH). We also prove the following Rationalization Theorem. Let $A$ and $B$ be two unital separable nuclear simple TAF \CA s with unique normalized traces satisfying the Universal Coefficient Theorem. If $A$ and $B$ have the same (ordered and scaled) $K$-theory and $K_0 (A)_+$ is locally finitely generated, then $A \otimes Q \cong B \otimes Q$, where $Q$ is the UHF-algebra with the rational $K_0$. Classification results (with restriction on $K_0$-theory) for the above \CA s are also obtained. For example, we show that, if $A$ and $B$ are unital nuclear separable simple TAF \CA s with the unique normalized trace satisfying the UCT and with $K_1(A) = K_1(B)$, and $A$ and $B$ have the same rational (scaled ordered) $K_0$, then $A \cong B$. Similar results are also obtained for some cases in which $K_0$ is non-divisible such as $K_0(A) = \mathbf{Z} [1/2]$.
Categories:46L05, 46L35
30. CJM 1999 (vol 51 pp. 850)
|Tensor Algebras, Induced Representations, and the Wold Decomposition
Our objective in this sequel to \cite{MSp96a} is to develop extensions, to representations of tensor algebras over $C^{*}$-correspondences, of two fundamental facts about isometries on Hilbert space: The Wold decomposition theorem and Beurling's theorem, and to apply these to the analysis of the invariant subspace structure of certain subalgebras of Cuntz-Krieger algebras.
Keywords:tensor algebras, correspondence, induced representation, Wold decomposition, Beurling's theorem
Categories:46L05, 46L40, 46L89, 47D15, 47D25, 46M10, 46M99, 47A20, 47A45, 47B35
31. CJM 1998 (vol 50 pp. 323)
|Purely infinite, simple $C^\ast$-algebras arising from free product constructions
Examples of simple, separable, unital, purely infinite $C^\ast$-algebras are constructed, including: \item{(1)} some that are not approximately divisible; \item{(2)} those that arise as crossed products of any of a certain class of $C^\ast$-algebras by any of a certain class of non-unital endomorphisms; \item{(3)} those that arise as reduced free products of pairs of $C^\ast$-algebras with respect to any from a certain class of states.
Categories:46L05, 46L45
32. CJM 1997 (vol 49 pp. 1188)
|Factorization in the invertible group of a $C^*$-algebra
In this paper we consider the following problem: Given a unital \cs\ $A$ and a collection of elements $S$ in the identity component of the invertible group of $A$, denoted \ino, characterize the group of finite products of elements of $S$. The particular $C^*$-algebras studied in this paper are either unital purely infinite simple or of the form \tenp, where $A$ is any \cs\ and $K$ is the compact operators on an infinite dimensional separable Hilbert space. The types of elements used in the factorizations are unipotents ($1+$ nilpotent), positive invertibles and symmetries ($s^2=1$). First we determine the groups of finite products for each collection of elements in \tenp. Then we give upper bounds on the number of factors needed in these cases. The main result, which uses results for \tenp, is that for $A$ unital purely infinite and simple, \ino\ is generated by each of these collections of elements.
33. CJM 1997 (vol 49 pp. 963)
|Homomorphisms from $C(X)$ into $C^*$-algebras
Let $A$ be a simple $C^*$-algebra with real rank zero, stable rank one and weakly unperforated $K_0(A)$ of countable rank. We show that a monomorphism $\phi\colon C(S^2) \to A$ can be approximated pointwise by homomorphisms from $C(S^2)$ into $A$ with finite dimensional range if and only if certain index vanishes. In particular, we show that every homomorphism $\phi$ from $C(S^2)$ into a UHF-algebra can be approximated pointwise by homomorphisms from $C(S^2)$ into the UHF-algebra with finite dimensional range. As an application, we show that if $A$ is a simple $C^*$-algebra of real rank zero and is an inductive limit of matrices over $C(S^2)$ then $A$ is an AF-algebra. Similar results for tori are also obtained. Classification of ${\bf Hom}\bigl(C(X),A\bigr)$ for lower dimensional spaces is also studied.
Keywords:Homomorphism of $C(S^2)$, approximation, real, rank zero, classification
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|Product Type: Kids Rug
|Technique: Tufted
|Theme: Flowers
|Primary Pattern: Floral and plants
|Primary Color: Multi
|Gender: Girl
|Lifestage: Kid
|Type of Backing: Cotton
|Material: Wool
|Number of Items Included: 1
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|Product Care: Vacuum regularly and spot clean stains
|Country of Manufacture: India
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I first started taking pictures of graves of only my relatives. I would return home do a little more research and discover that I missed a few. So out I would go to take a few more photos and the same thing would occur again. After my 3rd trip to the cemetery I decided I would just photograph the whole cemetery.
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I am trying to find information on Lottie Roth who was my grandmother on my mother's side ...Dorothy Roth Karonias Vetrok who passed in 1975.
Our family is trying to get an ancestry chart compiled and have no information at all on my mother's mother side. We have a history of my grandfather's side, John Roth up until 1973.
I have been looking for relatives and have not been successful in order to get some history of medical problems.
I know that my grandmother died in a fire and met her at her viewing for the first time as my grandfather had remarried after she left him and her three children and could not be found until my mother saw the obituary in the paper and made inquiries to the Coroner.
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Sorry for the mistake I mean children for sterling and not siblings there four more children besides Leroy
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Sterling Brong Was my grandfather rip there is four siblings besides Leroy rip uncle how would you add them to the siblings
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What is the evidence for the maiden name of Catherine Werkheiser, wife of Henry A. Werkheiser, Find A Grave Memorial # 62763732? Her mother's surname is clearly spelled Heisler in two censuses (1850 and 1870) and phonetically spelled Hisler in 1860. This is not the same as Houser or Hauser.
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I just added a photo of his headstone to the Slatedale Cemetery. Wanted to let you know. I also sent an edit to you that should show up in your e-mail.
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We are currently working to identify anyone buried in Westlawn-Hillcrest Cemetery Omaha NE that has served in the military. If you have a loved one buried there or know of someone, please send us a message. We place flags on the graves for Memorial Day. This project is sponsored by Centennial Masonic Lodge #326.
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Please connect Myrtle Warner Rodenbach (Mrs. Howard Rodenbach) to her parents Josiah & Anna Williams Warner.They at buried in the Tannersville Union Cemetery. The number for Josiah is #32897083 and Myrtle is buried in the Buena Vista Cemetery, Brodheadsville her number #73836274. Thank You
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To whom may concern:
On Anna Maria #78558533. Thank to Louise Floria post up photo of Anna Maria wife of Peter Altimose.
I don't think that Anna Maria last name was Silfies.
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b. 1 Jan 1782 d. 9 Nov 1864.I believe this is right one but not Silfies.
Unless if you have proof where I can find.
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I am trying to find a photo for you of the this person, but there are multiple Leibensperger babies in the Zion Union Maxatawny cemetery. Could you give me a date range or perhaps parents names?
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Correction: A previous version of this story stated that the Houston Texans had a 2-11 record last year. It was 2-14.
In one respect, the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks, who are squaring off in the Super Bowl this Sunday, performed evenly during the regular season. Both won 13 games and lost three. However, one of them has been far better for gamblers. A football fan who bet even amounts on the Seahawks before each of its games would have earned an average return of 13.7%. One who bet on the Broncos would have made 4.6%. That may hold the key to betting on the big game.
Go with the Broncos, says Matt Robinson, a portfolio analyst at Los Angeles-based Analytic Investors, which manages nearly $9 billion in mostly institutional money. The firm says its system, developed as a hobby and based on a measure it calls NFL Alpha, has panned out in nine of the past 10 Super Bowls. That includes last year, when Barron's noted that the math favored the underdog Baltimore Ravens, who went on to beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31. The Super Bowl system also offers some takeaways for stockpickers.
On Wall Street, alpha refers to the excess return a portfolio secures, beyond what math models say it should earn based on the risk it takes. Money managers who keep risk in check while producing outsize returns generate heaps of alpha, and win acclaim among investors. Similarly, NFL Alpha measures how well teams beat expectations. To calculate it, the sports enthusiasts at Analytic Investors track how "moneyline" bets on various teams pay off during the regular season.
For the uninitiated, sports bets generally involve oddsmakers adjusting the bet terms to put underdogs on equal footing with favorites. One way to do that is to use a point spread. For example, an underdog can lose by three points and still pay off, provided the spread was four points. Another way to try to even the odds is through a moneyline, which involves varying the payout. For example, winning a $100 bet on a favorite might pay only $70, but winning the same bet on an underdog might pay $130.
The top-performing teams aren't always the top payers. This past season, the Indianapolis Colts, which won 11 games and lost five, returned a league-leading 51.8% for gamblers who ventured even amounts on all games. The Houston Texans were the worst performers in both senses, with a 2-14 record and an 82.9% loss for bettors. Perhaps the Jacksonville Jaguars aren't thrilled with their 4-12 season, but they paid 4.2% for bettors, nearly as much as the Broncos (13-3, recall). Why? Because the Jaguars were expected to do poorly, and the Broncos were expected to do well.
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The Seahawks, then, are the higher-alpha Super Bowl team this year. That means bettors should take the Broncos, which were recently two-point favorites in Las Vegas, says Robinson. The reason: All that alpha tends to win a team too much popularity among bettors. Odds shift in response. Past winners become overpriced. Analytic Investors has found that NFL Alphas tend to revert toward the mean following the regular season.
"Our football analysis favors the mundane, less-hyped teams," says Robinson. "Denver met high expectations during the regular season but was relatively unsurprising compared with Seattle."
His firm's stock-market analysis favors mundane names, too. Analytic Investors sticks with low-volatility shares, based on research that shows they produce handsome long-term returns rather than the sleepy ones investors expect. The firm doesn't disclose its holdings but as examples of U.S. companies with low volatility, it cites Costco COST 0.273224043715847% Costco Wholesale Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD150.47 0.41 0.273224043715847% /Date(1427490000741-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1276835 AFTER HOURS USD150.23 -0.24 -0.15950023260450588% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 53083 P/E Ratio 29.160852713178294 Market Cap 66202888170.1343 Dividend Yield 0.9437097095766598% Rev. per Employee 593010 More quote details and news » (ticker: COST), IBM IBM -0.11831371816426926% International Business Machines Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD160.4 -0.19 -0.11831371816426926% /Date(1427490157734-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3385220 AFTER HOURS USD160.7 0.3 0.18703241895261846% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 92703 P/E Ratio 13.366666666666667 Market Cap 158543205368.506 Dividend Yield 2.743142144638404% Rev. per Employee 244455 More quote details and news » (IBM), U.S. Bancorp USB -0.3371700965004069% U.S. Bancorp U.S.: NYSE USD42.86 -0.145 -0.3371700965004069% /Date(1427490161053-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4755647 AFTER HOURS USD42.86 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 60636 P/E Ratio 13.870550161812298 Market Cap 76406735504.5807 Dividend Yield 2.2865142323845076% Rev. per Employee 306802 More quote details and news » (USB), AT&T T -0.21328458257160268% AT&T Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD32.75 -0.07 -0.21328458257160268% /Date(1427490009437-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18082388 AFTER HOURS USD32.84 0.09 0.2748091603053435% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2770361 P/E Ratio 27.521008403361346 Market Cap 169978000976.562 Dividend Yield 5.740458015267175% Rev. per Employee 523506 More quote details and news » (T), Johnson & Johnson JNJ 0.19972039145196724% Johnson & Johnson U.S.: NYSE USD100.34 0.2 0.19972039145196724% /Date(1427490083859-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5592479 AFTER HOURS USD100.54 0.2 0.19932230416583616% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 254903 P/E Ratio 17.3 Market Cap 290435670725.638 Dividend Yield 2.7905122583217064% Rev. per Employee 580258 More quote details and news » (JNJ) and Chevron CVX -0.9216152019002375% Chevron Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD104.28 -0.97 -0.9216152019002375% /Date(1427490017551-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5626193 AFTER HOURS USD104.25 -0.03 -0.028768699654775604% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 204147 P/E Ratio 9.53251549445125 Market Cap 196065173705.835 Dividend Yield 4.10433448408132% Rev. per Employee 2963760 More quote details and news » (CVX).
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You'll never know for sure if you keep running away
DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I've been seeing someone casually for a little while. Although things are "fine," I'm still holding back from committing myself. Worse yet, I'm always looking for something to go wrong. I think it's because I'm so used to being disappointed, I figure it's inevitable. Part of me is ready to end it now before disappointment sets in, part of me wants to end it so I can stop feeling guilty for being indecisive, and of course another part of me wants to ride it out (but my heart's not in it). I can't help thinking if the shoe were on the other foot, I'd be devastated. What do I do? Sometimes I think I'd be happier relationship-jumping than committing to any one individual. Although I think I want long term, I don't know if I really believe in true love, or at least not one that lasts forever. -- Sighing, Selkirk
Dear Sighing: Ride this one out, or you'll never know if it might have worked. When you feel shaky and want to run away for no reason, don't do it. Say to yourself, "Oh there I go again, getting the relationship willies in Stage 2. I'll just ignore it." And what do you mean by things are "fine"? Does that mean sort of good, but not swept off your feet? How many weeks or months are you into this? The swept-away feeling disappears after a few months when you are reasonably secure you have gotten somebody into your life and you don't have to dance as fast as before -- and neither do they. For many people, this is a relief. If they make one little dating mistake, the new person is not going to run away. But maybe you're addicted to the front end of a relationship and are bored by everything that comes after. Do you know the excitement of feeling deeper things, as the person becomes more emotionally intimate with you, trusts you, tells you secrets, admits vulnerabilities? Or does that just snuff out the romance for you? If you want a constant Prince Charming experience, then you'd better not find out too much about a man. Just let him gallop through once a month on his white horse and don't ask too many questions. Don't tell him too much about yourself either. Human foibles don't belong in high romance on his side, either. But if you want a real romance -- a darling deep friend in your life who's very sexy -- then trading intimacies might be exciting for you in the second stage of romance.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: Is it wrong to put someone through a series of tests at the beginning of a relationship? I know everyone does it to some degree, but I swear I'm getting evil in concocting ways for them to fail. But I figure I'd be OK with it so what's the big deal? -- Testy, Whyteridge
Dear Testy: One definition of a cynic is a broken-hearted idealist. You sound broken-hearted. "Where is that fault line? Just show me where it is so I can avoid the earthquake that swallows me up," you seem to be saying. "In what ways is this new man going to fail me? Let's throw out a bunch of sneaky tests so I'll be prepared." Imagine how you would feel if he was making you jump hurdles and prove to him you wouldn't hurt him like the women who went before you. Doesn't the whole idea just make you tired? "Tell me all about yourself" is a lot better approach than "Jump these barrels!" Warning: You may get turfed by the next guy because he's onto you and your negative attitudes and the battery of hidden tests called Let's See How He Fails.
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What ever will we do without these great plants and their blooms to keep us going for the next 6 months. Some are still trying to push inflos, and others have shut down altogether. I will really miss their scent and beauty till next season and hope we all have the best one ever. roxanne
Chuy, my first to bloom in May was Kaneohe Sunburst and it just now lost it's last bloom. I have others trying but it must be our night time lows that is getting to them. Our deck where they are is still toasty. I want to try to do some artsy shot of the"dead man fingers" when it happens...maybe with a sunrise? roxanne
I bet it would be an interesting perspective. I tried to take some hibernation pictures attempting a look very similar to Organ Pipe Cactus or Ocotillo against clear sky but could not get the right perspective, light or depth to make it work. I would be interested to see how you do it.
A few of mine are still pushing out straggler blooms ... at they are all fully leafed-out (although some are starting to drop leaves). I'm still waiting to see if my super-late Guillot's Sunset inflo will make it ... it's close.
On a side note, I went by Home Depot the other day, and there was a new (probably leftover) batch of JJ plumies. Mostly premium yellow, yellow-white, rainbow, and red, but also one called Panitta's Red. I was pretty surprised to see them, though, considering it's November and HD hasn't had a new shipment of them in months. No blooms, but they looked remarkably okay.
we have our coldest usually Feb-Mar. BUT, they have gotten so bad on predicting the weather out here it is really sad. I had to cover w/sheets 7-10 times last year. I have tagged those that are more sensitive than others and I LOVE the whole sock idea. roxanne
Beautiful pic, Rox! !
All,of my trees are inside and 75 percent are leafless. I also have about six trees with Inflos..,so they will stay under the T-5 lights this winter. We shall see!!! I hope I can have some blooms growing this winter..
It time .... to go ....to bed , and so must I. GOODNIGHT...goodnight....
Beautiful ... One of my favorites, Rox...