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Chiefs Top Swooning Redskins For First Win Of Season

September 2nd, 2010 · marketing

The offensively struggling Kansas City Chiefs have finally found a way to win-play a team with a more stagnant offense than their own. The Chiefs gave Todd Haley his first win as a NFL head coach on Sunday with a—6 win over the Washington Redskins. Kansas City is now 1-5 on the NFL season, while the Redskins slumped to 2-4.

To successfully bet on NFL football you occasionally have to put aside W/L records and look at the underlying statistics. Those who did that found reason to take Kansas City as +6′ road underdogs and were rewarded with the outright victory. Kansas City is now 2-4 against the NFL pointspread and has covered two straight while Washington is a dismal 1-5 versus the money. The 20 combined points went well UNDER the posted total of 36′. The Redskins have gone UNDER in five of their six games this season, while Kansas City has curiously posted a NFL totals mark of 3-2-1 to the OVER despite not scoring more than 24 points in a game all season.

After the contest, Haley sounded more relieved than excited about finally putting a “W” on the board:

“We made it pretty difficult, right down to the end. We’ve pushed through a very difficult period. We needed to get some positive reinforcement with a win.”

Kansas City QB Matt Cassel also won for the first time since coming over from New England in the off season. His postgame comments were more upbeat:

“There’s been a lot of change, but this has definitely been special. We rose to the occasion. We made some big plays. We put ourselves in a position to score points.”

Embattled Redskins’ coach Jim Zorn was stripped of his offensive play calling duties by team management after the contest. In one of his last decisions in that role, he pulled starter Jason Campbell at halftime and went with Todd Collins. He explained his move as follows:

“I felt the need to create a spark on our football team offensively and went with Todd. I think the guys responded well. We kept our spark, at times, and then we refizzled.”

The Redskins have managed to win only two of their first six games despite being the only team in NFL history to play their first six games of the season against winless opponents. They’ll get another chance to silence their doubters next Monday night as they host the Philadelphia Eagles. The Skins are +6′ home underdogs with the total set at 38′. They’ll have a bye the next week and return to action on November 8th against the Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome. Kansas City will try to string together back to back wins as they host the San Diego Chargers on Sunday.

Ross Everett is a freelance sports writer and highly respected authority on baseball betting. His writing has appeared on a variety of sports sites including sportsbooks and sportsbook directory sites. He lives in Southern Nevada with three Jack Russell Terriers and a kangaroo. He is currently working on an autobiography of former interior secretary James Watt.

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September 2nd, 2010 · marketing

The Atlanta Falcons are off to a fast start this season, and on Sunday used a potent offensive attack to top the Carolina Panthers 28-20 at the Georgia Dome. QB Matt Ryan threw a career high three touchdown passes, including one to his new favorite receiver Tony Gonzalez. The attack was well balanced, thanks in large part to running back Michael Turner who ran for 105 yards and a touchdown.

NFL football betting devotees who invested in the Falcons as -6 home favorites were rewarded with the pointspread cover. The Falcons have won and covered both games this season for a 2-0 record both straight up and against the spread. The Panthers, meanwhile, have dropped both of their 2009 contests straight up and to the number. The 48 combined points scored went OVER the posted total of 42.

The offseason acquisition of Gonzalez has worked to a benefit of both so far. In his first two games in a Falcons uniform the future Hall of Famer has 12 catches for 144 yards and two touchdowns. Gonzalez wanted out of Kansas City to play for a contender, and hes found himself on a talented young Falcons team with a QB that already appears destined for superstardom.

Afterwards, Gonzalez admitted that he was happy with how things have transpired thus far:

“Not a bad start at all. It’s just great to be part of a team like this.”

Quarterback Matt Ryan was full of compliments for his tight end in his postgame comments:

“He’s one of the greatest tight ends of all time. That was a huge pickup for us. He makes big plays for us in different situations when we need him. I’ve enjoyed playing with him thus far.”

Despite the loss, Carolinas Jake Delhomme was relieved to put the horrible performance of the opening week behind him:

“It couldn’t be any worse than last week. I felt good out there today. Last week, I put too much pressure on myself. This week, I got back to being just plain Jake.”

The Panthers will head to Dallas for a game against the Cowboys next Monday night. Theyll enjoy a bye week before returning to action at home against the Washington Redskins on October 11th. Atlanta has a pair of tough road games on the docket, beginning this weekend against the New England Patriots at Foxboro, Massachusetts. Theyll have a week off before a game that doesnt look quite so easy any more, heading cross country to play the resurgent San Francisco 49ers on October 11th.

Ross Everett is a widely published widely published freelance sports writer and respected authority on soccer betting. His writing has appeared on a variety of sports sites including sportsbooks and sportsbook directory sites. He lives in Las Vegas with three Jack Russell Terriers and an emu. He is currently working on an autobiography of former energy secretary Donald Hodell.

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September 2nd, 2010 · marketing

When legendary quarterback Brett Favre announced his return to the NFL from what has become a seemingly annual flirtation with retirement, many second guessed the Minnesota Vikings’ decision to sign “The Gunslinger”. On Sunday, Favre and the Vikings answered those critics in the best way possible-with a lopsided 34-3 beatdown of the Dallas Cowboys. Favre threw 4 touchdown passes in the victory and the Vikings’ defense sacked Dallas QB Tony Romo six times in the blowout. Minnesota will now face the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship game.

NFL football betting fans also cashed tickets on the Vikings as -3 point home favorites. This was the shortest pointspread of the divisional playoff weekend and many thought that Dallas’ momentum would carry them to victory. The 37 combined points went UNDER the posted total of 45.

After the contest, Favre boasted that a playoff run was a large part of his motivation to return to NFL action:

“”This is what I came back for. Probably the most fatigued I got today was celebrating. I feel like I’m playing the same way. I have the same enthusiasm. As long as I’m out there, the enthusiasm and the passion that you see is real. And I know the guys feed off of that. Fans enjoy that, because it is real and genuine. Today was like this season: It’s been wonderful.”

Sidney Rice caught three of Favre’s touchdown passes:

“Same ol’ Brett. He’s doing thing he’s done since he first came in the league: moving around, getting the ball out, breaking tackles and even running down the field and throwing blocks. That just shows you how big of a heart he has.”

Head coach Brad Childress mixed up a bunch of metaphors as he took a swipe at the prognosticators who picked Dallas to win:

“The Tasmanian devils were coming from Dallas that were about to bombard the state of Minnesota and run through us like Sherman through the South. All of us felt it quite palpably.”

Cowboys’ QB didn’t have much to say in defeat:

“Any time you come in with the expectations and goals we set and don’t accomplish them, No. 1, it’s frustrating. Right now, it’s just hard to think the season is over.”

Cowboys’ head coach Wade Phillips had a similar take:

“It’s like the elevator falling from the top. It’s tough when it’s over. If you don’t win it all, you have not reached your goal.”

The Vikings will now head to New Orleans for Sunday’s NFC Championship game against the Saints. Minnesota is a +3′ point road underdog with the total set at 52′. The winner will advance to the Superbowl to take on the winner of the New York Jets/Indianapolis Colts contest.

Ross Everett is a freelance sports writer and highly respected authority on baseball betting. His writing has appeared on a variety of sports sites including sports news and sportsbook directory sites. He lives in Southern Nevada with three Jack Russell Terriers and a kangaroo. He is currently working on an autobiography of former energy secretary Donald Hodell.

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September 1st, 2010 · marketing

Why Not Sue for Defamation

Nothing hurts like an insult. Usually it passes away and is forgotten. But not if it happens online. The Internet remembers all that stuff, and people often find negative things about them leaping to the top of search results. If you own a business, this can really hurt you. If you’re trying to start a business or get a job, your reputation may be seriously besmirched.

On the other hand, good stuff sticks around forever too. And the Internet will certainly hold on to that, if you’ve got it out there. Which is why in the last few years, reputation repair services have begun springing up, ready to undo the damage to your business by reminding the world how swell you are.

Reputation Repair vs Suing for Defamation

In the great popularity contest of the Internet, links are the most important friends you can have. The reputation repair services combat the negative content by adding content that has more links than the bad sites, which forces those sites off the first pages of the search engines, all the way down a hundred pages or more.

Once the negative stuff is dropped down into the search underworld, it’s all up to you from there on out. But people who search for you will get a better impression of you, that’s for sure. And you didn’t have to take anyone to court or shed any tears to restore your reputation. It’s a bit of electric house-cleaning, some light dusting of the search results.

To Sue for Defamation USED to be the Only Choice

Even on the Internet, nice guys sometimes finish last. Or at least in the search results. You may not have negative content to push down, but suppose you want to make your name known. These services can float you up to the top using search engine optimization, effectively giving you a name where before you were somewhere way down there.

It’s a strange wonderland of opportunities, the Internet. And like that place Alice ended up in, there are all kinds of rules that make not exactly make the most sense at first. But since you’re here, you might as well learn them. It’s pretty important, especially if you have a business, or just an online self you’d like to see protected. Keep your wits about you, is what I’m saying, and maintain control of that online self you’ve been cultivating; there are plenty of people who will be glad to take control of it for you.

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September 1st, 2010 · marketing

Alternatives to a Defamation Suit

Sometimes bad news follows us around. With the Internet’s ability to remember ever little thing, that happens even more often. Someone doesn’t like you or your business and, whether that opinion is valid or not, they send out some kind of attack over the electric wires. And that’s the stuff that sticks around forever, haunting your reputation and damaging your business.

It’s not all monsters out there online to chew you up, though. What kind of a place would the Internet be? No, it’s a big electric nest for new ideas, so you shouldn’t be surprised to hear that solutions have sprung up. In this case, one solution is to recruit the aid of a reputation repair service. These businesses will scrub away the bad.

Alternate Choice to a Defamation Suit

There’s a trick to making it work for you, of course. Sites get ranked on search pages based on how many sites link to it, so a reputation repair service can force negative stuff down by out-linking it with the service’s own generated content. The insults and potentially libelous stuff get forced from the limelight of those first search pages, 10-20 pages or more down, where they are forgotten.

It’s a solution that only could exist on the Internet. It’s familiar though — giving a good first impression. After that, you’re on your own. But at least it levels the playing field a bit, gets those few damaging comments off the radar and allows the rest of us to form our own opinion of who you really are. (Be on your best behavior.)

Defamation Suit or Reputation Management

Let’s assume for the moment you’re the nicest person on the Web (which probably isn’t that hard to do, actually). You might still be a total unknown, which for a business is only slightly less bad than having a bad reputation. These reputation repair services can push that name of yours up the search results, giving you a good reputation where before you had, let’s face it, none.

The Internet may seem like one big crazy magic box at times, full of rules and regulations that perhaps don’t always make the most sense. It was designed a long time ago, and some of its oldest DNA is still at work. So you just have to take it and run with it. But don’t ignore it; you’ve got an online self in here, and if you own a business or a just trying to find a job you need to make sure you’ve got control of that image at all times. Keep in mind that more people may see it than see your actual real-world self. That’s the crazy thing.

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September 1st, 2010 · marketing

Business Defamation Can Stick Around for Years

The thing about verbal insults is that they pass away on the breeze. We all move on, learn as people. The world keeps spinning and no lasting damage is done. Maybe a lesson is learned. But the Internet works differently. Anything negative written about a person or a business will stick around forever, appearing almost sadistically high on search results, hurting reputations long after the negativity was first unleashed.

The best way to fight bad, if you’ve read your comics, is with good. The Internet remembers all that too, of course, and if you’ve got enough of it out there, the bad stuff drifts away. For this, you’ll want to recruit a reputation repair service to unleash the good and wash away the bad.

Fill the Search Results to Quash Business Defamation

If you command the links, you command the search rankings. A reputation repair service generates content which forces the sites with all the bad stuff down off the first pages, down even off the first ten pages, where it’s basically never heard from again. The Internet working for you again.

In place of the bad stuff is content that will paint a better picture of you or your business. After that, of course, you’re on your own. But anyway people will get a much better impression of who you are — and without the lawsuits or the back-alley brawls that solved these kinds of problems in previous eras. This is the future, after all. We settle out disputes at the keyboard.

Win Against Business Defamation

This service works for people and businesses who may have sparkling reputations… to the three people who know them. A reputation repair service can also help you build a reputation where you might be a total unknown. In the global popularity contest that is the Internet, having a name at the top of the results is worth its weight in newspaper ads and handbills.

All these rules, all these tricks. It seems like a big game at times. And maybe it is. Cause like a game, you can sure win. Or lose. Your game piece in this scenario is your online image, and whether that self is an individual or represents a business, it’s a self that needs to be taken care of at all times. You see how easy it is to be attacked, how difficult it can be to restore your good name. So take precautions now and you will be prepared. Your online self will be in good shape to play this planet-wide game.

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September 1st, 2010 · marketing

It wasn’t the decisive blowout that EliteXC was hoping far to send Kimbo Slice’s stardom into the stratosphere but with some seriously tense moments for the former street fighter against a game James Thompson everyone concerned is likely happy with a victory of any sort. Kimbo at times displayed some surprising skill on the ground, while at other times looked amateurish and lost. Slice clearly had the edge in the standup exchanges, and appeared to have Thompson on the verge of going down for the count several times in the fight. To his credit, the British fighter–who developed a reputation for having one of the weakest chins in the sport during his tenure in PRIDE–took Kimbo’s best shots and had a tactical answer every time he got in trouble by taking the bout to the mat.

Though “The Colossus” kept his feet through several punishing combinations, the beginning of the end came when a Slice punch nearly sheared his ear off. The bloody, grotesque ear was clearly at risk of being seriously damaged and Kimbo punctuated this with four or five uncontested power punches. Thompson by this point was out on his feet and the ref jumped in to bring the proceedings to a halt giving Kimbo a TKO victory. After the fight an exhausted and relieved Slice flopped onto the mat, clearly relieved to have survived the toughest test hes faced in his embryonic MMA career.

While Thompson and his corner complained of an early stoppage, given the severity of the ear injury and the four or five uncontested power shots by Kimbo its a tough case to make. Furthermore, it was consistent with the officiating all night which obviously was trying to err on the side of caution in the first MMA event on prime time major network television. The ref was quick to call several of the earlier bouts, and the ringside physician was involved in two more bouts. Clearly, everyone concerned wanted to take no chances and risk an ugly late stoppage or serious injury with a huge broadcast TV audience”many of whom were assumed to be MMA neophytes. The fights on the card that ended by stoppage could have arguably been called a second or two early, but as the old saying goes better a second too early than a second too late.

EliteXC overall has to be very happy with how the event came off. The presentation was highly professional all night, and the announcing was superb. There was no question that Gus Johnson and Mauro Ranallo are solid pros, and Frank Shamrock is obviously a well spoken and experienced expert commentator but the three meshed together exceptionally well.

The emphasis from the start was on selling the sport of MMA, with the promotion taking a secondary role. This was done via nicely produced and informative instructional videos, which would be helpful to a first time MMA viewer but didnt come off as sophomoric to the seasoned aficionado.

Overall, it was a professionally produced and entertaining night of action. The end result is that both of their marquee names among the general public–Slice and Carano–remained undefeated.

Ross Everett is a freelance sports writer and respected authority on baseball betting. His writing has appeared on a variety of sports sites including sportsbooks and sportsbook directory sites. He lives in Las Vegas with three Jack Russell Terriers and a kangaroo. He is currently working on an autobiography of former interior secretary James Watt.

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