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Browns sign Nate Burleson to a one-year deal
Monday, April 7, 2014, 11:28am
The Browns have agreed to terms on a deal with WR Nate Burleson, the club announced.
Burleson, who spent the past four seasons in Detroit, will provide the Browns with some depth and an experienced veteran who can help mentor young receivers such as Josh Gordon. In 2011, he won the Lions' Good Guy Award from the local sportscasters and Pro Football Writers Association and was a leader in the locker room.
The Browns also signed Andrew Hawkins to man the slot, so Burleson is likely to be the team's WR4 assuming they find a starter in the draft. If not, he is capable of starting opposite Gordon, though he doesn't offer much playmaking ability at this point in his career. Greg Little's days in Cleveland look to be numbered.
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Saturday, December 21, 2013, 2:48pm
The Cleveland Browns placed wide receiver Davone Bess on the reserve/non-football illness list and he will miss the final two games of the season, the team announced Saturday.
Bess missed practice Thursday and Friday while dealing with a "serious family issue," according to The Plain Dealer. He was listed as questionable on the Week 16 injury report, the story said. Josh Cooper will likely replace Bess in the slot. The Browns could also move around Greg Little and Josh Gordon more to compensate for Bess' absence.
Monday, November 4, 2013, 1:25pm
Browns HC Rob Chudzinski on WR Greg Little: shoulder sprain, good chance he'll practice Tuesday.
Davone Bess starting ahead of Greg Little in Week 3
Wednesday, September 18, 2013, 11:21am
Browns HC Rob Chudzinski said Josh Gordon & Davone Bess will be starting WRs Sunday. Chud demoting Greg Little.
This move doesn't have big fantasy implications this week, but it's something to note as the Browns get Brandon Weeden back.
Browns name Brandon Weeden starter
Tuesday, August 20, 2013, 11:29am
Brandon Weeden has been named the Browns' starting quarterback.
Coach Rob Chudzinski announced his decision on Monday, ending weeks of speculation about whether Weeden would start the season opener against Miami on Sept. 8.
Chudzinski said Weeden has earned the job with a strong offseason, training camp and preseason. Weeden started 15 games as a rookie last year, but Chudzinski and the Browns' new coaching staff wanted to see improvement from the 29-year-old — and they have.
Weeden was pushed in camp by veteran Jason Campbell. Weeden started off strong last season but didn't finish on fire by any means - just five TD passes over the final eight games. There reason to be excited about his potential with young WRs like Greg Little and Josh Gordon, an up-and-coming TE in Jordan Cameron and a young RB in Trent Richardson. But even with all that we rank him 28th in what is just too deep of a QB class this year. He's worth a shot in deep leagues and could even start a game or two depending on matchups. He will play six games against tough division defenses like Cincy, Pittsburgh and Baltimore, however.
Josh Gordon showing immaturity at practice
Wednesday, July 31, 2013, 10:48pm
Fans, media, and Browns front office personnel are watching WR Josh Gordon to see if he has learned from his impending two game suspension or if he will continue to make immature decisions.
On the field has never been the problem. He was dominant through the first few days of camp and is by far the most talented receiver on the roster.
However, on Monday, he was pulled from practice half way through for what coach Rob Chudzinski said was patellar tendonitis.
Injury or not, Gordon was also scolded during that same practice for not finishing plays or running after the catch. He is frequently the last receiver into position drills and has yet to work with Greg Little and Brandon Weeden after practice, despite the fact that Little and Weeden have worked on routes after every single session thus far.
There was a nine-game stretch from Week 5 to Week 14 where Gordon played like a fantasy WR2. He averaged 3.9-71-.56, which projects to #14 WR numbers. His speed is a good match for QB Brandon Weeden's big arm. The two game suspension puts a dent in his upside, as does his work ethic.
Monday, July 29, 2013, 2:22pm
Plagued by dropped passes, inconsistent performances and flashes of immaturity in his first two seasons, Browns WR Greg Little seems to be carrying himself a bit differently than before.
"I just understand the profession of the business and the time that goes into preparation," said Little, a second-round pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. "I understand what you put in is what you're going to get out. It's a long season, and we're just going to prepare for this uphill climb and this journey."
Little is part of a young Browns offense that showed signs of improvement as the season went on last year. He ranks just 55th on our list and likely won't get drafted in a lot of leagues, but don't forget his name as the season goes on. He'll have a chance to step up as Josh Gordon will sit out a two-game suspension.
Monday, July 22, 2013, 7:06pm
Browns WR Greg Little traveled to Oklahoma earlier this month to spend three days working out and running routes with quarterback Brandon Weeden. It's the latest example of a young receiver -- one who's been a lighting rod for fan criticism -- demonstrating his maturity and commitment to the team.
"I worked with a big group of guys," Weeden said. "Obviously, (Josh Cooper of Mustang, Okla.) was out there. But it was good. It was good Greg came down. We got three really hard days of work. I threw until I couldn't throw anymore and he ran until he couldn't run anymore, so we got a lot of work in."
Little could emerge as fantasy relevant as the Browns' WR2, especially early in the season as Josh Gordon serves his two-game suspension.
Sunday, July 14, 2013, 9:29am
Browns beat writer Mary Kay Kabot said: RB Trent Richardson was already a big part of the passing game last season, finishing second to WR Greg Little with 51 catches for 367 yards and a TD. I think he'll factor in heavily again, as will some of the other backs.
We've heard many times that the offense will run through Richardson in Cleveland and that's barely keeping him in our top-10 RBs because he was hampered by injuries last season. We don't see a lot more passing game production for Richardson this year, calling for 53 catches and 379 yards. If he can stay healthy, he has the potential be a solid, late-first-round pick.
Thursday, June 20, 2013, 9:18pm
Inconsistent but talented Browns receiver Greg Little has showed well in OTAs, but, as staffers there note, this team can't afford to make too much of anything accomplished in shorts and no contact.
Little certainly has the talent but hasn't shown enough to be a fantasy WR you can trust. Little likely won't get drafted in your league, but there is a lot of turnover at WR throughout the year so his progress is worth monitoring.
Thursday, June 20, 2013, 9:16pm
Browns QB Brandon Weeden may not quite be in an "open" quarterback competition in the truest sense of the word. He enters camp as the starter, and it's his job to lose. But no one I've talked to would be stunned if his spot on the depth chart grows increasingly tenuous. He just may lose it.
Brian Hoyer's intellect and enthusiasm already has impressed the staff; he quickly absorbed Turner's playbook and concepts upon his late arrival to town after his release by the Cardinals.
And journeyman Jason Campbell has enough quality play and big throws in this league that he also poses a real threat to Weeden.
Weeden is ranked 27th among our QBs and likely won't get drafted in your league. He got off to a nice start last year but faded. The good news is this new coaching staff likes to push the ball down field and there is some talent at WR with Josh Gordon and Greg Little.
Thursday, May 30, 2013, 9:52am
Judging from the comments coming out of Cleveland -- from the owner down to the wide receivers -- the first impression of OC Norv Turner's offense is the aggressiveness of it.
"Everything is downfield, and you get taught pretty quickly that you have to be well conditioned to play fast and play at a high level," wide receiver Greg Little said. "I just like the way Norv thinks. He calls more post and go routes than I've ever run before."
Said wide receiver Josh Gordon: "Defenses will be shocked to say the least with how much we're running downfield."
The new offense has helped to make Gordon a favorite breakout candidate in the middle rounds. There was a nine-game stretch from Week 5 to Week 14 where Gordon played like a fantasy WR2. He averaged 3.9-71-.56, which projects to #14 WR numbers.
Thursday, April 25, 2013, 2:23pm
The Browns completed the anticipated trade with the Miami Dolphins for Davone Bess and rewarded him with a three-year extension. In exchange for Bess, the Browns moved down seven spots in the fourth round (104 to 111) and swapped their fifth-round pick (164) for a seventh-rounder (217).
Bess is expected to compete with newly signed David Nelson for slot duties. Nelson is coming off an ACL tear but is "close to being healthy." Expect Greg Little and Josh Gordon on the outside.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013, 2:22pm
The Browns believe Greg Little and especially Josh Gordon can make an impact in the new offense, which will stress more long passing than the previous West Coast offense. The new offense also should help QB Brandon Weeden, as he'll be throwing more often out of the shotgun. On paper, it looks promising.
There was a nine-game stretch from Week 5 to Week 14 where Gordon played like a fantasy WR2. He averaged 3.9-71-.56, which projects to #14 WR numbers. His speed is a good match for Weeden's big arm, so Gordon should progress in 2013. As for Little, he gained at least 48 yards and/or scored a TD in seven of his last eight games. It's good to hear that the Browns believe he can make an impact in the new offense.
Monday, March 4, 2013, 10:11am
Reviewing the tapes from last season, the new Browns coaches were very impressed with the improvement of WR Greg Little. In the first five games, he had 11 catches and six drops. In the last 11 games, it was 42 catches and three drops. Little receives high grades for blocking and toughness. He seems to be a significant part of the plan for 2013.
It appears that Little has a strong hold on the WR2 job opposite of Josh Gordon. He averaged 4.4-57-0.4 in the last five games, which are #26 WR-type numbers. It's a small sample size, but Little isn't a bad fantasy WR5/WR6 at this point.


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The final decision was to have Sparks Fire Chief Andy Flock attend the meetings and deliver progress reports to the city manager following each encounter.
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Sparks City Manager Shaun Carey asked City Council members if they wanted to take a seat at the table as county commissioners and Reno council members continue to discuss joining forces following the divorce of Truckee Meadows and Sierra Fire Protection districts and form an entity to give them the power to collect taxes and provide fire service to the Truckee Meadows area.
"This does go beyond fire issues," Carey said. "This is a tax question. Our recommendation is to have the city manager and the fire chief monitor the meetings and report back to you."
Carey advised the council members that one result of the county and city of Reno forming the JPA would be that fire service districts could see tax increases.
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Sparks City Councilman Mike Carrigan agreed that Sparks did need to be represented.
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The City Council adopted a resolution that the city could join regional efforts without participating in or supporting any regional government consolidation. The resolution reads:
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The city adopted the resolution Aug. 10, 2009 with many of the same sitting members of council, including Mayor Geno Martini.
The proposed regional fire district would change the form of Sparks government and create a new "sole purpose Board to determine service levels within the City of Sparks," the staff report stated. "It also would expose the City to past and future decisions of others. The cost of fire service is not created equal, nor are the financial burdens equally shared."
On April 2, a commitment was made during a joint meeting between Washoe County and the city of Reno to discuss options to create some form of a JPA in the future. A JPA is a contract between government entities to form single entity that will provide a service and can levy taxes or fees to pay for a service — in this case, fire protection in the Truckee Meadows region.
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Since the meeting, the Reno City Council sent an official letter directing Washoe County to move forward with its plan to create the JPA negotiations. As of June 30, the Reno City Council formally will sever its ties to the Truckee Meadows and Sierra Fire protection districts, changing the way the region delivers fire service to residents and allowing for the JPA negotiations to proceed. Reno City Manager Andrew Clinger also was to begin the process of terminating 80 firefighters.
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Ann Kerr reports from Qatar on opening of a unique Arab opera celebrating the life of 11th century scholar and mathematician Avicenna (Ibn Sina).
In celebration of the opening of the Suez Canal and the Cairo Opera House in 1869, Guiseppi Verdi was commissioned to write an opera that took place in Egypt. The result was one of the world's most beloved operas, Aida, about the love affair between an Ethiopian slave girl and a royal prince. In 2003, at the opening of a unique educational project in Qatar on the Persian Gulf, another opera has been commissioned and presented, Avicenna. Written by a Qatari poet, Dr. Ahmad Al-Dosari, its theme symbolizes the Muslim contribution to human knowledge The hero of this opera is Avicenna, the European name for the Muslim scientist and philosopher-poet Ibn Sina born near Bukhara in 980 A.D. The opera is an ambitious telling of his stunning accomplishments in medicine, music, mathematics, astronomy, and engineering, enlivened by the drama of health problems and romance in the royal family of Bukhara and the help of Avicenna in resolving both.
The theme of the opera could not be more appropriate for the opening of Qatar's Education City , a project that is almost as ambitious in scope for Arab and regional education as the Suez Canal was for transportation. Avicenna, who was a conduit of the philosophy of Aristotle and Plato to Arab and Persian thought, and thereby a repository of it for the European Enlightenment a few centuries later, symbolizes the opportunity that Education City offers as a channel of education for the Arab world both west and east. Three major universities and a research institute were invited to open campuses that will bring to the Gulf Region many of Avicenna's interests. Texas A&M offers chemical, electrical, mechanical, and petroleum engineering; the Simon Weil Cornell Medical Center will bring modern medical training; Virginia Commonwealth University will specialize in technical skills for women; and the RAND Corporation is assisting in the development of improved K-12 education to build a well-qualified applicant pool for Qatar's new universities. The new RAND-Qatar Policy Institute will engage in research and planning projects throughout the region.
As a member of the Advisory Board for the RAND Center for Middle East Public Policy, I was one of dozens of participants from the new campuses and institutions invited to take part in the launching of Education City. On the first night of the two-day festivities, we were picked up from the Ritz Carlton Hotel and delivered by bus to the Shaqab Fort, a historic monument in the center of Doha where the opera was to be presented, the first ever to be written and produced by Arabs. While Dutch and Icelandic singers had come to perform, the producer was an Egyptian, the set designer a Syrian, and the costume designer a Lebanese.
We trudged up precarious grandstands in the dark and waited an hour and a half after we reached our seats for the opera to begin. The performance started with camels and flaming horses prancing across the outdoor stage, and continued with melodious arias for the next three hours. This was not an event for the faint-of-heart, but it was a chance to be part of a first in the Arab world and to admire the way in which they tried to create an artistic production that was western in style but with their own cultural setting and flavor.
* This article was first posted under the title "Aida on the Arabian Gulf." The intention was not to affirm an Arab claim on this body of water but simply to express polite appreciation to my hosts in Arab Qatar. The Gulf is, of course, claimed by both Persian and Arab peoples, and is, we concede, more widely known as the Persian Gulf, and I have corrected the one mention of it in the text of the article to so indicate.
As for Avicenna himself, I have received many emails claiming that I have misrepresented him as an Arab while in fact he was Persian. A careful reading of the article would indicate that this is not an accurate interpretation of what I wrote. I never asserted that Avicenna was an Arab but only that he made a major contribution to Arab culture, which is true. I described him only as a Muslim, which no one would dispute. Avicenna was born in lands controlled by the Persian empire, though they were not part of traditional Persia then or now. He wrote primarily in Arabic. He was thus a major influence in both ethnicities. The artistic work that I was reporting, however, originated in the Arab world and that is all that I sought to convey to my readers. I have added to my article a mention of Avicenna's contribution to Persian as well as Arab thought. -- Ann Kerr
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R.A. Dickey was the only top-level athlete who did something of unique quality
The knuckleballer won 20 games and is the third-oldest first-time Cy Young winner
In the world of professional athletes, Dickey himself is qualitatively different
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In sports, quantitative rarity occurs like the full moon. It's not a daily or weekly thing, but if you watch long enough you're bound to see it: Pablo Sandoval becomes only the fourth player to slug three dingers in a World Series game; Miguel Cabrera wins the first Triple Crown since the year the Super Bowl was invented. (If that doesn't sound far enough in the past, consider that the Chiefs were in it.)
It's qualitative difference, though, that is truly rare -- like the way Barry Sanders ran. On paper, Sanders had quantitative peers, and even a few superiors. But has anyone who ever watched him seen anything like it? With his ducks and contortions, his left shoulder going in the opposite direction of his right knee, Sanders was doing something qualitatively different than playing running back the way we've come to understand it. If that I Am Legend virus had hit and humanity could be saved by a package that had to cross state lines, Barry Sanders in his NFL glory would have been the only guy we'd entrust to run with it through the zombie hordes.
In 2012, there was only one athlete at the highest quantitative level who also did something qualitatively unique: Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey, with his "angry knuckleball."
As if that floating, wobbling marshmallow of a pitch wasn't difficult and weird enough, Dickey wielded it in an historically unprecedented manner. Whereas Tim Wakefield, the previous knuckler king, threw his consistently about 60 miles per hour, Dickey's ranged from the mid-50s to the low 80s, with the majority of them in the 70s. And because he generally threw harder than Wakefield -- who even knew that a knuckleball could be angry? -- his version didn't have as much movement, but it had a heck of a lot more control. Wakefield averaged over three walks-per-nine-innings almost every year of his career. Dickey was at 2.1 in 2012.
But never mind the knuckler for a moment. In the world of professional athletes, Dickey himself is qualitatively different. This is a guy who laments the declining number of brick and mortar bookstores and will text a reporter to ask for reading recommendations when he has a road trip coming up. He's a guy who co-authored the book -- Wherever I Wind Up: My Quest for Truth, Authenticity and the Perfect Knuckleball -- before the season in which he became a household name.
It's fitting that the knuckleball is the last part of the subtitle, because this isn't just another athlete's 10-ways-to-start-a-business-and-throw-a-strike handbook. Dickey recounts the first time he saw signs of drug use in a Major League clubhouse as well as his summer as a fourth grader when he was repeatedly sexually abused by the 13-year-old girl who was babysitting him. Not long after that, he was manhandled and abused by a teenage boy. "I have been stained and it can never be cleaned up," Dickey writes of his feelings at the time.
In the context of his own failings as a husband and father, including his infidelity, Dickey writes: "[Pro ball] is a life that can make you a perennial adolescent, where your needs and whims are catered to, and narcissism is as prevalent as sunflower seeds, a life that is about as un-family-friendly as you can imagine."
In many ways, it's an afterthought that Dickey has no ulnar collateral ligament and that he picked up the knuckleball at age 30 in an attempt to salvage a career that had never been good and was rapidly vanishing.
Sure, Dickey has accomplished all sorts of quantitatively amazing things. He won 20 games. He threw back-to-back one-hitters. He won the Cy Young Award at age 38, the third-oldest first-time winner in history. But it's how he did it, and what it looked and felt like, that makes R.A. Dickey my SI Sportsman of the Year.


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What did we get this year?
The girls follow a secret passage and end up in a scary mansion chasing a recording of Ali's screams. Until the final act reveal of Alison, the night was shaping up to the biggest disappointment in Pretty Little Liars history.
Even still, Alison shows up and says very little. I'm assuming she doesn't know who was stalking and attempting to murder her; otherwise, it wouldn't make sense for her to not tell Aria that her boyfriend is bad news. Unless they are really going to string us along with this reveal. Instead of useful information, Alison only tells Hanna to remember what she said in the hospital.
Way back in season one, Ali told Hanna that all four girls knew what happened to her, they just didn't realize it. So... each girl either has some buried memories or they have small snippets of the whole that will tell them the truth. In any case, this information is pretty much useless, cryptic filler to entice us to tune for the winter premiere on January 7.
And, of course, I will.
Were you as disappointed by the Halloween special? Or did you find it just spooky enough for the holiday?
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Bleh! Except for the set design, there was little to hold my interest. Ezra did not look like his teacher-self. The liars looked under-scared at some times and over-confident at others. Miranda's outfit did not match her personality; it was too Rosewoody. Ali's line, "Did you miss me?" was too playful, even for her, if the audience is supposed to believe that she has been in mortal peril all this time.
Ezra DEFINITELY is a twin! I think this whole time they were trying to throw us off with the twin story line for Allison and Courtney...they are making Ezra way too creepy way too fast. No way nice guy Ezra has turned into this psycho A that is so hell bent on finding Ali. When they find out Ezra's A it'll be a whole big betrayal thing, but then they'll realize he's the one with the twin who's been after Ali this whole time
I agree with most of the comments. It felt like I was watching an episode of Ravenswood featuring the cast of Pretty Little Liars as opposed to the other way around. I expected more from a Halloween episode because they've been pretty good in the past. The Ali reveal was even lackluster because we were pretty much told wait for the last five minutes, I would've been more shocked if she hadn't been alive at this point. For me, this was probably the worst episode in all four seasons. Just disappointed all around, especially after all the hype.
Yes I agree this episode had nothing really happen except for the Ali reveal..which was the BEST. But it just had a bunch of running around that didn't really make sense. To those saying there are 2 Ezra's, if you watch it again..when he's on the phone with Aria he has the costume on..he's just in the dark, maybe a shadow. You can tell by the sleeves. It's hard to see but he isn't in a different outfit. We were also supposed to get Spencer's secret..but I guess that will wait til Jan. We know she didn't have anything to do with hurting Ali..but maybe she's known that she was out there somewhere??


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