North: Baltimore/Chicago
South: Indianapolis/Carolina
East: New England/Dallas
West: San Diego/Seatle
Awards
MVP: Larry Johnson
Offensive Player: Larry Johnson
Defensive Player: Brian Urlacher
Rookie: Reggie Bush]]>
2. Terry Bradshaw-Pitsburgh Steelers (1970-1983)
Bradshaw was Superbowl MVP for XIII and XIV. Along with the Steel Curtain, Bradshaw helped lead the Steelers to four Superbowl victories. He played in 3 Pro Bowls and won NFL MVP once.
3. Dan Marino-Miami Dolphins (1983-1999)
Marino was such a fantastic quarterback that he was the only rookie QB to start in the Pro Bowl. He also holds the record for passing yards in a season (5,084) and career passing yards (61,361).]]>
2. Barry Sanders-Detroit Lions (1989-1999)
Barry Sanders retired so early in his career that he it is hard to compare him to some of the other greats but he was still an amazing back. He had 109 touchdowns in his career, but I think his greatest acomplishment was rushing 2,053 yards in one season. There is all this, but words can't describe Barry, to see what he is truly like you have to click here to see his amazing talent for yourself.
3. Emmit Smith-Dallas Cowboys (1990-2005)
Emmit Currently hold the record for most all time rushing yards (18, 355) and attempts (4,409). He is one of only four players in NFL history to have over 21,000 total yards in his career. He was the first to rush for 1,000 yards in 11 straight seasons and is second on the all-time touchdown list with 175 touchdowns, the only player with more is Jerry Rice
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North: Bengals/ Bears
East: Patriots/ Giants
South: Colts/ Panthers
West: Broncos/ Cardinals
Wildcard: Steelers/ Seahawks
Chargers/ Cowboys
Superbowl: Broncos Def. Cardinals
Please, comment if you're opinions are different.]]>
Mario Williams - Houston Texans: I really disagree with this pick. Their defence isn't there problem, but neither is their backfield, so I wouldn't agree with Reggie Bush being picked either. Their problem is their o-line, so I think they should have picked D'Brickshaw Ferguson. He would help protect David Carr, and I think that if Carr has protection he could be a good quarterback.
Reggie Bush - New Orleans Saints: Although I'm surprised Bush went second, I don't think the Saints need him either. They have a good back in Deuce McCallister. I think A.J. Hawk would have been a good pick, even though it's only the second pick. Right now the Saints defence isn't too bad, but Hawk would add a good presence at linebacker.
Vince Young - Tennesse Titans: I think this was a great pick when McNair was still a Titan. McNair and Young are both mobile quarterbacks that can take a hit. Because of their similar styles, McNair would have been a great mentor for Young and helped him develop into one of the best QBs in the Leauge. Now that McNair is gone, I think Young wont live up to what I previously mentioned, but will still be a great quarterback.
D'Brickshaw Ferguson - New York Jets: I think this was another smart pick, D'brickshaw is a great blocker that I think will do very well alongside Anthony Clement protecting the Jets new addition, quarterback Patrick Ramsey.
Vernon Davis - San Fransisco 49ers: I think this pick was a fairly good one. Vernon Davis is quite a unique tight end though, so it is hard to tell how he will do inthe NFL. He ran a 4.38 on the 40 yard dash wich is good for a reciever, never mind a tight end. He also managed a respectable 33 bench press reps of a 225lb weight. He will be a great target for young quarterback Alex Smith.]]>
Figo is a midfielder and winger for Inter-Milan. He also plays for the Portugese national team who made it to the semi-finals of the 2006 FIFA world cup in Germany where they lost to France. Figo has been chosen as the first AOTW because of his great performance in the world cup. He played 528 minutes in 7 games, the third most on his team. He also had 3 assists and 4 shots on goal. In international play he has 127 appearances and 32 goals.]]>
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In 2001 a set of PHP scripts were let loose on the open Internet. Those scripts, which took user-generated data and used it to dynamically create html pages, contained the ideas and the algorithms that are the core of today’s Nucleus CMS. Though Nucleus CMS 3.2 is far more flexible and powerful than the scripts from which it emerged, it still expresses the values that guided its birth: flexibility, security, and computational elegance.
Thanks to an international community of sophisticated developers and designers, Nucleus CMS remains simple enough for anyone to learn, and expandable enough to allow you to build almost any website you can imagine. Nucleus CMS lets you integrate text, images, and user comments in a seamless package that will make your web presence as serious, professional, personal, or fun as you want it to be.
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Personal blogs
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bloggard.com - The Adventures of Bloggard
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Community blogs
tipos.com.br - Brazilian blogging community
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baruchito.com - Baruchito's homeCage
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printculture.com - Politics, Culture, Academics
americandaily.com - American Daily - News & Commentary
Travel sites
hsbluebird.com - Hot Springs, Montana's Online Resource
groningen-info.de - Neues aus Groningen. Für Leute aus Duitsland.
Business sites
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c-nes.org - Centre for Northeast Studies and Policy Research (C-NES)
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