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| NFC East Roundtable: Cowboys version | | 2008-08-16 06:00:07 | | Finally, the NFC East Roundtable you have been waiting for. Today, Big Blue View trades questions and answers with Dave Halprin of our Dallas Cowboys blog, Blogging The Boys.
I think you will find Dave's answers well reasoned and thoughtful, not like the rantings of some of the Cowboy trolls we find over here occasionally.
Anyway, here you go.
1. BBV: The NFC East is brutal in terms of the depth and quality of its teams. Can you think of another division that is even close in terms of talent and competitiveness?
I think the AFC South would be only other one that has the quality of teams at the top of the division and depth throughout. The NFC East has returned to its former glory as a division that produces Super Bowl winners and everybody in the division is considered a dangerous team for any opponent. The intra-division wars are about as good as it gets in the NFL right now. I like the AFC South, there are some real quality teams over there, but I'm sticking with the NFC ... | | By: Big Blue View | | |
| | NFC East Roundtable: Eagles version | | 2008-08-15 06:00:08 | | Today it's time for Part 2 of our NFC East Roundtable. Let's hear from JasonB at Bleeding Green Nation, our Philadelphia Eagles blog.
I know, I know. You guys are dying for the Dallas version of the roundtable. I like to keep you coming back, though, so I'm going to make you wait at least another day for those.
Anyway, on with the answers from BGN.
1. Big Blue View: The NFC East is brutal in terms of the depth and quality of its teams. Can you think of another conference that is even close in terms of talent and competitiveness?
I think the AFC South is a tougher division than the NFC East. Record wise last year and as far as teams sent to the postseason they're very similar. The Colts are likely the best team in either division and I think the Houston Texans have the potential to be the most improved team in either division. Plus, they're playing in a tougher conference overall... The NFC East is probably #2, but I have to give the nod to the AFC South.
2. BBV: Considering the fie... | | By: Big Blue View | | |
| | NFC East Roundtable: Redskins version | | 2008-08-14 10:36:11 | | In an effort to preview the NFC East I reached out to the SB Nation bloggers who cover the Cowboys, Eagles and Redskins for a little 'NFC East Roundtable.' I have asked each of them the same set of questions, and have answered them as well.
First up, we will look at the answers provided by Hogs Haven's lead blogger, known as 'Skin Patrol'.
Big Blue View: The NFC East is brutal in terms of the depth and quality of its teams. Can you think of another conference that is even close in terms of talent and competitiveness?
I absolutely think the NFC East is the toughest division in the NFC, and in the conversation for toughest in all of Football. However, if I had to pick another division in the sport that could legitimately claim that title, it would be the AFC South. They likewise produced 3 playoff teams in 2007 and were the only other division without a losing team. As a division, they also had one more win than the NFC East last year and their non-Conference record (13-3) was superior... | | By: Big Blue View | | |
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| 4Realz Roundtable lands Lawrence Yun | | 2008-07-19 21:05:52 | | Lawrence Yun is the Managing Director of Quantitative Research at the National Association of REALTORS®, where he manages the Statistics and Forecasting Groups of the Research Division. He writes regular columns on real estate market trends, creates NAR’s forecasts, and participates in many economic forecasting panels, including Blue Chip and Harvard University Industrial Economist Council.
Dustin [...]... | | By: Maxsell Real Estate | | |
| | Second Half Roundtable Discussion | | 2008-07-17 12:30:00 | |
We still have a whole day to go until baseball starts again. I figure we have two choices: 1) try to make up for all the work we've missed chatting online during the first half of the season or 2) find something else to talk about online and put off working until the season's over. I choose the later.
Accordingly, I've posed 6 questions to the LOHO editorial staff as well as Maddog, Wrigleyville, Harry and Drew (cubsfan2883). The questions and their responses are below. Everyone should feel free to jump in with their two cents.
There's a whole lot of text in this diary, so hopefully it will keep us occupied for the next 24+ hours.
Happy reading! Question 1: What is the biggest key to the 2nd half of the season for the Cubs (OTHER than staying healthy)?
Drew: The starting pitching is amongst the NL best, I suppose that the continuance of excellent starting pitching that gets deep into games to minimize the stress on the arms of Howry, Marmol and Wood.
Maddog: I'm not sure there is on... | | By: A League of Her Own | | |
| | Virtual Real Estate Roundtable | | 2008-06-12 22:08:23 | | I’ve been a huge fan of Dustin Luther’s work in the real estate blogosphere ever since he started Rain City Guide. However, his latest idea to feature a weekly virtual real estate roundtable is phenomenal. Tonight he hosted a great conversation about the Value of Home Values created by websites. It’s a [...]... | | By: Maxsell Real Estate | | |
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| Web Analytics Roundtable | | 2008-03-04 16:33:00 | | This session provides an overview of web analytics and how it can be used to analyze search marketing performance, followed by Q&A with web analytics experts and tool representatives.Moderator: Jim Sterne, Founding President and Chairman, Web Analytics AssociationQ&A Moderator: John Marshall, CTO and Founder, Market Motive
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| | DHS Secretary Chertoff Addresses Cybersecurity, FISA in Special Roundtable | | 2008-03-03 15:06:19 | | DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff welcomed a small group of blog editors to take our questions on a number of topics. I asked him for his response to Congressional criticisms of a new Bush Administration Cyber Initiative, as voiced most recently in a hearing last week, and the overall state of planning within DHS to enhance cybersecurity nationwide. He acknowledged that cybersecurity is "the one area where we're behind were I'd like to be" and that DHS has been "nibbling at the edges" until recently....(read more)... | | By: An American Warning | | |
| | Spring Training Roundtable | | 2008-01-23 08:52:42 | | As I mentioned yesterday, anyone interested in taking part in a roundtable this spring is welcome to take part. The responses required won’t be as lengthy as I’ve done in the past and most of them would probably only require a few sentences. I’ve invited Julie and LOHO to participate and the plan [...]... | | By: Another Cubs Blog | | |
| | [MyTuneBD.Com] Roundtable on "Reducing Traffic Congestion in Dhaka" | | 2008-01-13 07:33:24 | | Roundtable Discussion on "Reducing Traffic Congestion in Dhaka and Improving the Transport Situation" Dear Sir/Madam Greetings. Traffic congestion in Dhaka is a problem of great magnitude, from which the residents have long been suffering. Meanwhile, many initiatives have been taken to improve the situation. In order to reduce congestion, it is important to improve the quality of public transport, as well as conditions for walking and fuel-free travel. Traffic congestion must be reduced in order to improve the country's economic situation. Possibilities for the future must be considered when designing plans and policies, including traffic speed, time, expense, safety, as well as other needs of the residents, including economic, social, and environmental. The government has created a twenty-year Strategic Transport Plan (STP) for Dhaka, which is still under consideration. In its current form, adoption of STP would likely lead to increased travel time and expense, tremendous expense for transport infrastructure, pollution and accidents. Yet within the current STP also lies the seed for a much improved situation. The evidence within STP suggests a process that would lead to much improvement in the Dhaka transport system. Before approving STP, the document should be carefully analyzed, in order to arrive at a proper understanding of the plans and policies needed for Dhaka's transport system. Save the Environment Movement (POBA) is currently working to assist the government in this regard. Save the Environment Movement (POBA) is organizing a Roundtable Discussion on "Reducing Traffic Congestion in Dhaka and Improving the Transport Situation" at 11 a.m. on 17 January 2008, at National Press Club VIP Lounge. You are cordially invited to attend this event. Thanks Abu Naser Khan Chiarman __._,_.___ Messages in this topic ... | | By: Blog.MyTuneBD.Com | | |
| | Announcement: IP Rights in China Roundtable | | 2007-09-25 14:08:09 | | Event: ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ON
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN CHINA
Date: October 23-24, 2007
October 23: Evening Reception
October 24: IPR Roundtable
Place: Grand Hyatt Beijing
From the event website:
Ambassador Clark T. Randt will host the Sixth Annual Roundtable Discussion on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in China on October 23-24, 2007 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Beijing, China. This [...]... | | By: Best China Suppliers | | |
| | | Roundtable: How Has The FO Handled These Situations? | | 2007-08-16 03:25:19 | | Note: The following opinions were written prior to the Darrelle Revis signing.
In the latest edition of the JetsCentral Roundtable, the topic of tonight’s discussion is how the Jets front office has handled the Pete Kendall and Darrelle Revis situations. Here are each bloggers thoughts.
Gary Grund
I am happy to see the Jets remained steadfast on the [...]... | | By: JetsCentral.com | | |
| | Small Market Roundtable, Week 4 - Media Coverage | | 2007-06-13 21:22:36 | | This ESPN screenshot shows 3 Patriots stories... running at the same time. Disgusting. It's story time, folks. I don't know how many (if any) of you have listened to the SB Nation Sports Report, but if you haven't check it out. Anyways - there is a feature in that show called, very appropriately, the "ESPN Hard-on of the Week". Roger Clemens has been a winner of this award; last week, the New England Patriots took the honor. Check out that picture above - three Patriots articles running at the same time on the NFL ticker at ESPN.com. Nobody should really be too surprised by this, but you're more than welcome to feel disgusted or pissed off. I know it irritated me a bit. Which leads us to the fourth installment of the world-famous SB Nation Small Market Roundtable - this week, Jimmy at Music City Miracles talks media coverage of small-market teams. It's a heck of an article that makes some really good points about media giants and their seeming inability to cover anythi... | | By: Buffalo Rumblings | | |
| | SBN Small Market Roundtable - Free Agents and Big Cities | | 2007-06-08 03:49:20 | | Gone to "greener" pastures The Small Market Roundtable (brought to you by some of the finer football writers here at SportsBlogs Nation) continues this week with an admirable pinch-hit from BigBlueShoe over at Stampede Blue. BBS' topic this week was Free Agent Attraction to Big Market Cities; this is obviously something that us Bills fans have seen a lot of recently. BBS used some of the examples I'll highlight below: Let's name a few names here: Drew Bledsoe. Travis Henry. Willis McGahee. Eric Moulds. Pat Williams. Sam Adams. London Fletcher. Takeo Spikes. Nate Clements. Antoine Winfield. Lawyer Milloy. Need I go on? Take a gander at how many big-name veterans have come and gone with the Bills these past few years. Now granted, not every name on this list left on their own accord, nor were they brought to Buffalo by force. But the defections we've seen do highlight a growing trend in the NFL: as the salary cap grows, big-market cities such a... | | By: Buffalo Rumblings | | |
| | SB Nation's Small Market Roundtable - Week One | | 2007-05-23 16:05:05 | | Will Wilson's successor(s) move the team? The bloggers at SB Nation started a little project this morning over at Big Cat Country that I thought I'd let you all in on. Over the next two months (once per week) the NFL bloggers at SB Nation will be participating in a "Small Market Roundtable", examining the problems and issues associated with playing NFL football in a small-market system. Buffalo Rumblings will be hosting the discussions at a later date; I'll let you know when that occurs as the date draws closer. Today's topic involves the issue of relocation, a word that we've obviously heard in Buffalo a lot. I thought I'd take a quick look at recent developments in Buffalo that indicate the team will be staying put for the long-term. The first and obvious big development was the agreement on a Revenue Sharing plan that was passed in March by a 30-2 vote. According to this new deal, the top 15 high-revenue clubs in the NFL will provide revenue to sma... | | By: Buffalo Rumblings | | |
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