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Seems Cleveland Literally Stinks !!!

[quote][u]Health Department Investigates Big Stink Wafting Over City
Officials Employ Scentometer To Decide Source Of Odor[/u]

March 23, 2005

CLEVELAND -- Health and air quality officials say they've been inundated with complaints about a new odor wafting through downtown Cleveland, NewsChannel5 reported.

The odor has been particularly strong virtually Interstate 77 and Pershing Avenue.

It'south an odor so foul that the health department is getting dozens of complaints night and day, NewsChannel5 reported.

"Never have nosotros smelled this kind of stuff," said Tremont resident Guy Templeton Black. "It's a mean smell."

The Cleveland Health Department has gotten so many complaints they used an musical instrument called a scentometer, which measures elevated aroma levels. It tracked the smell to a factory in the industrial flats.

General Enivronmental Management processes industrial waste water.

"We did readings on this particular odor and plant information technology exceeded standards past law and (we're) trying to get information technology addressed," Cleveland Wellness Managing director Matt Carroll said.

Officials sent a alphabetic character to the company giving them 30 days to correct the odor.

The company's owner denies the mill is the source. He told NewsChannel5 that he believes he knows the source and volition respond by letter to health officials Wednesday or Thursday.[/quote]

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[quote][u]Midweek, May four, 2005
Cleveland Browns Face up Iii and Out
By Jason Kendall[/u]

In an NFL where analysts are quicker to toss around the give-and-take "parity" than Drew Rosenhaus' clients are to hold out, virtually any coach and buying can pluck its team from the previous season's mire and heave it into the national spotlight.

For example, take the San Diego Chargers, who climbed from a pitiful four-12 in 2003 to an astonishing 12-4 only one twelvemonth later on. Or the Pittsburgh Steelers, who morphed a mediocre 6-ten in 2003 to a league-best 15-one in 2004. Even the Cincinnati Bengals have the SportsCenter clone army adlibbing.

Still, season-by-flavor, one team has proven the electric current recipe for NFL success is flawed — mix ii or three "rebuilding" years with a handful of high typhoon picks, stir in a proven veteran at a skill position, fire the coaching staff, and serve. The club that is the closest to the Pro Football Hall of Fame moves further and further away.

Tough luck for a coach similar Romeo Crennel, who could land in Canton 1 24-hour interval, if given the correct opportunity. Instead, Crennel is the new CEO of (formerly) Butch Davis, Inc., the worst team in football — the Cleveland Browns.

Browns fans, hear me out. You lot've got 1 of the most storied franchises in football game, but information technology's fourth dimension to fess up. Ownership and coaching decisions accept devastated your roster. Since the 1999 restoration, your record is 30-66. Through no fault of your own, the Cleveland Browns take won only 14 home games in the by six seasons.

So don't become mad at me when I tell you — Romeo Crennel, regardless of his vast tactical genius, tin can't aid you. At least, not any time presently.

Even if Trent Dilfer makes yous forget near the Baltimore expose and Braylon Edwards shuts upwards merely long plenty to play, 2005 is already a expressionless twelvemonth. The worst squad in football faces its greatest challenge of this millennium — competing in the NFL's new toughest division.

Until 2003, playing in the AFC North and its almanac flip-flop of mediocrity was a luxury for the Cleveland Browns. The Bengals or the Steelers or the Ravens were bound to challenge for the bottom of the barrel. When the new divisions were demarcated following the 2001 season, the Browns were counting themselves among the blest.

Indeed, when Cleveland "fabricated the playoffs" in 2002, it was thanks to the Bengals (2-fourteen), the Ravens (7-ix), and three other AFC clubs who matched the Browns' shabby nine-seven, just lost out on the tie-pause.

At present Cleveland is trying to improve from iv-12 in a division in which 10-6 would be a disappointment for every other squad.

The Steelers know they won't repeat xv-1, just harbor high expectations for Roethlisberger'southward continued emergence. With Jamal Lewis, Todd Heap, and Ray Ray starting xvi games, the Ravens will do amend than 9-seven. The Bengals continue to receive praise from the media for their comeback and are every other analyst's nighttime horse to strike the 2005 playoffs.

Meanwhile, the Browns expect a hideous schedule in 2005. Outside of their division, Cleveland will play opponents from the AFC S and NFC North, including Indianapolis, Green Bay, and Minnesota. With the Bears, Lions, and Texans all improving, Crennel's outset winnable game might not be until Nov. half dozen, when his squad faces the Tennessee Titans in Cleveland Browns Stadium.

Bad news for a franchise that expects to win sooner rather than after.

[u]Punt or Bomb?[/u]
In light of the predicament outlined higher up, Crennel's best choice for success is to modify the expectations of Cleveland's ownership and fans to "lose-now, win-later."

Though this plan has been hindered somewhat by the designs of new GM Phil Savage (encounter Edwards, Braylon), Crennel seems to be doing his best to cleanse the depth chart of all vestiges of Butch Davis. Getting past failures Courtney Dark-brown and Gerrard Warren out of town was a good move.

However, the conquering of Denver runner Reuben Droughns — an declared "character" guy — has proven a huge headache. Droughns, under the hex of newly-inked agent Drew Rosenhaus (mentioned higher up), is demanding a new contract and apace untangling himself from the practiced graces of coaches and ownership.

Likewise, running back William Green, perhaps Butch Davis' most personal bust (since he passed on former U histrion Clinton Portis to typhoon Green), remains on the roster, largely thanks to Droughns' very public whining. Many analysts expected that the Droughns trade would spell the cease of Green's tenure as a Brown, simply that scenario is no longer guaranteed.

Furthermore, Crennel faces an additional cancer: a guy who is possibly the most obnoxious histrion in the league — too ii receivers who wore green and white in Super Basin XXXIX — appropriately-labeled "tight end" Kellen Winslow.

K2, who bragged about his contract before breaking his leg in 2004 and forfeiting much of his "guaranteed" bonus money, has made headlines again. Co-ordinate to ESPN.com, on Saturday, Winslow dumped a 2005 Suzuki GSX-R750 motorcycle in a community higher parking lot and suffered undisclosed injuries.

Winslow, who was wearing a helmet he obviously forgot to buckle, landed hard enough to uproot a small tree. However, the pain of the crash will seem like a pinprick when Winslow realizes, every bit ProFootballTalk.com'southward Mike Florio reports, that the Browns could recoup $nine.four million in bonuses paid under Winslow's current contract, which includes language to baby-sit the team against not-football game injuries suffered past the player.

Appropriately, information technology seems in Crennel'southward best involvement to rescind Winslow's bonuses and let the situation detonate. Given Winslow's past actions, particularly his fondness for hanging dirty laundry in the eye of the media, information technology wouldn't be long before K2 wrecked the cycle.

And Cleveland fans should celebrate when it happens, even if information technology ways watching the Browns stink for ii or 3 seasons. After all, they're already accepted to information technology.

[u]Only in Your Fantasies...[/u]
If y'all're planning on drafting rookie receiver Braylon Edwards and playing him this flavour, think once again.

In 2000, when he led the Baltimore Ravens to a Super Bowl win, Trent Dilfer produced terrible fantasy numbers, and his receivers fared no better. Qadry Ismail led the team with 49 catches for 655 yards and v touchdowns.

Moreover, new Browns offensive coordinator Maurice Carthon, who spent the concluding 2 seasons in Dallas, has produced only one 1,000-chiliad receiver in his career, Detroit'due south Johnnie Morton (77/1154/4) in 2001.[/quote]

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