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2010 Atlanta Falcons Cheer Auditions April 11, 2010 #nfl #atlanta

On 04.10.10, In Current Events, by admin

WHEN: Sunday April 11, 2010 (8-10 a.m. registration, auditions will begin promptly at 10 a.m.)
WHERE: World Congress Center (Thomas B. Murphy Ballroom)

Preliminary Auditions

WHEN: Sunday April 11, 2010 (8-10 a.m. registration, auditions will begin promptly at 10 a.m.)
WHERE: World Congress Center (Thomas B. Murphy Ballroom)
ATTIRE: A two-piece leotard (bra top and dance trunks), skin-tone/matte tights, socks and white tennis shoes. No dance pants, please!
BRING: A recent non-returnable photo (snapshot accepted), a valid photo ID, a light lunch/drink, a non-refundable $25.00 (cash or money order) application fee, your application (see below) and a resume (optional)

There will be at least 2 cuts on Sunday for Preliminaries. Lunch will not be provided and no concessions will be open- bring any food or drinks you may need. Please plan on staying all day as finalists will be announced following the second cut! Should you become a finalist, there will be a mandatory 15-minute interview on Monday, April 12, 2010. This will be arranged at the preliminary audition. You will also learn the final cut on Wednesday evening April 14, 2010 7 p.m.

Please go to Atlanta Dance Source for more details.

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The Chad Ochocinco Big Rig Truck

On 01.24.10, In Current Events, by admin

Chad Ochocinco prepares to head to Miami during the after season for the Cincinnati Bengals.

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Brett Favre Teaches Us To Keep Believing

On 01.17.10, In Current Events, by Gerard Spinks

Brett Favre has done a wonderful thing for America. He epitomizes success, comebacks and working through adversity when no one believes in you anymore. I love this story of triumph because Brett proved that you can defy age or any negative thing that humans put on you. People always typically can only see what is [...]

Brett Favre has done a wonderful thing for America. He epitomizes success, comebacks and working through adversity when no one believes in you anymore. I love this story of triumph because Brett proved that you can defy age or any negative thing that humans put on you.

People always typically can only see what is in front of them. Most humans can never see what’s inside your heart. Favre proves that with true heart you can do anything and achieve anything within reason. You just have to know your own limits, your own capabilities, your own strengths, and most importantly, your own weaknesses. This is what we should all learn from Brett Favre in this victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Yes, he can still play. Yes, he could do it again. No, he doesn’t live up to any one else’s limits placed upon him. Neither do I. Neither should you.

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Gerard Spinks is the CEO of Spinks Industries; an online marketing and web content producer based in Atlanta, GA United States of America. The company develops comprehensive online marketing programs for businesses who wish to reach customers and build their brand on the Internet. We build SEO enabled blog thematic websites designed to increase traffic which then increases potential sales through of your product/service brand.

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Is The Hiring of Pete Carroll as Seattle Seahawks Head Coach Racist?

On 01.09.10, In Current Events, by Gerard Spinks

I had an interesting discussion last night with a passionate NFL insider. His rub on USC Head Coach Pete Carroll being hired as the Seattle Seahawks head coach with full control is that it is racist to not enact the Rooney Rule and interview an African-American candidate. From Wikipedia “The Rooney Rule, established in 2003,[1] [...]

I had an interesting discussion last night with a passionate NFL insider. His rub on USC Head Coach Pete Carroll being hired as the Seattle Seahawks head coach with full control is that it is racist to not enact the Rooney Rule and interview an African-American candidate.

From Wikipedia “The Rooney Rule, established in 2003,[1] requires National Football League teams to interview minority candidates for head coaching and senior football operations opportunities. The rule is named for Dan Rooney, the owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the chairman of the league’s diversity committee, and indirectly the Rooney family in general, due to the Steelers’ long history of giving African Americans opportunities to serve in team leadership roles. It is often cited as an example of affirmative action.”

As an African American male and football head as well as former quarterback, you would think I agree, however, if I were coaching in the NFL I would not even want to be considered for the Seahawks coaching role just because they DID already hand him the job and rightfully so. Jim Mora Jr. did horrible and was ousted after one season. Pete Carroll has proven team building and team architecting skills. He’s a proven leader with an unmatched pedigree. If I were the owner, I would hand him the job too and not even consider anyone else.

The only thing I think is that there should always be a backup in case Coach Carroll doesn’t jump ship in which case you should enact the Rooney Rule and interview African American coaching candidates as well as all qualified candidates.

The NFL (Not For Long) is filled with the carcasses of coaches who tried and failed. I believe that we should be given the opportunity just like anyone else but make sure you are crazy ready to lead that type of bipolar up and down lifestyle where everyone and their mother is judging your every step.

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Gerard Spinks is the CEO of Spinks Industries; an online marketing and web content producer based in Atlanta, GA United States of America. The company develops comprehensive online marketing programs for businesses who wish to reach customers and build their brand on the Internet. We build SEO enabled blog thematic websites designed to increase traffic which then increases potential sales through of your product/service brand.

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Successful Route Running In The NFL

On 11.09.09, In Current Events, by Gerard Spinks

Successful pass routes are a combination of reads between the quarterback and the receiver. The quarterback reads the defense and the receiver has two or potentially three option routes to run based upon what the defense gives at the line of scrimmage. The NFL is about changes and the most successful quarterbacks and receivers are [...]

Successful pass routes are a combination of reads between the quarterback and the receiver. The quarterback reads the defense and the receiver has two or potentially three option routes to run based upon what the defense gives at the line of scrimmage.

The NFL is about changes and the most successful quarterbacks and receivers are fully in sync with the routes. When interceptions are thrown, it’s usually because the quarterback thought the receiver was running a certain “hot” route and the receiver thought the quarterback was throwing to another hot route destination.

Peyton Manning is a master of reading hot routes

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Gerard Spinks is the CEO of Spinks Industries; an online marketing and web content producer based in Atlanta, GA United States of America. The company develops comprehensive online marketing programs for businesses who wish to reach customers and build their brand on the Internet. We build SEO enabled blog thematic websites designed to increase traffic which then increases potential sales through of your product/service brand.

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Chiefs Running Back Larry Johnson Suspended for Tweets

On 10.27.09, In sports, by admin

Proving that social media networks can get you fired if you don’t watch what you say, the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs running back, Larry Johnson, has been suspended by the team for tweeting gay slurs and negative comments about his coaching staff. For some strange reason that I cannot understand, people mistakenly believe that Twitter [...]

Proving that social media networks can get you fired if you don’t watch what you say, the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs running back, Larry Johnson, has been suspended by the team for tweeting gay slurs and negative comments about his coaching staff. For some strange reason that I cannot understand, people mistakenly believe that Twitter is somehow a closed network and that they are sharing information privately between friends. Epic fail.

What’s the lesson? Stop sharing stuff that would make your employers embarrassed, angry, and get you a one way ticket to the unemployment line. Twitter and Facebook are NOT private networks and you are speaking in a public place. Please start believing it.

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Gerard Spinks is the CEO of Spinks Industries; an original web content producer and online marketing agency based in Atlanta, GA USA.

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Battle of the Unbeatens: Saints versus Giants

On 10.18.09, In 1, by admin

Today is an epic matchup between two great NFL quarterbacks; Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints and Eli Manning of the New York Giants down in New Orleans. This is going to be a super game! Don’t miss it!

Today is an epic matchup between two great NFL quarterbacks; Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints and Eli Manning of the New York Giants down in New Orleans. This is going to be a super game! Don’t miss it!

Battle in the Bayou between New Orleans Saints and the New York Giants

Battle in the Bayou between New Orleans Saints and the New York Giants

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NFL Football Business

On 10.18.09, In 1, by admin

The best coaches and quarterbacks know that you never look at a football field as 100 yards. Football is about incremental progress and steps. Teams that will succeed in 2009-2010 take the field and look at it in 4 yard increments. Success comes in gaining 4 yards consistently play after play, down after down. Take [...]

The best coaches and quarterbacks know that you never look at a football field as 100 yards. Football is about incremental progress and steps. Teams that will succeed in 2009-2010 take the field and look at it in 4 yard increments. Success comes in gaining 4 yards consistently play after play, down after down. Take this same mentality with you to the business field today to gain success. Happy Football Sunday!

Football Business Success

Football Business Success

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