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As former Bronco Brandon McManus learned, few remember the made field goals, but they'll always remember the misses. (Tim Rasmussen, The Denver Post)
The Drive II: Mile High Boogaloo. The Sequel. The Chiefs Beef. The Kansas City Cold Shoulder.
The Broncos live and die by the field goal against their real rival, Kansas City. Ask John Elway.
"It ranks right up there with the Drive, especially coming against a good team like Kansas City," Elway said. "In that situation, the way I look at it, you have nothing to lose."
Elway was talking after the Broncos' 24-23 victory over the Chiefs on Sept. 17, 1990 at Mile High Stadium. Facing a fourth-and-10 from his own 17 with 1:11 remaining, Elway hit Vance Johnson for a 49-yard pass. And yadda yadda. ... David Treadwell nailed a 22-yard field goal with time ticking away as the Broncos beat the Chiefs 24-23.
Treadwell was nails. He won it. It was the most memorable play of the game for a big win in the Denver-KC rivalry.
(OK, OK, maybe it wasn't THE most memorable play; this might be the play most fans remember from that game, at least the sound of it):
Anyway, the point is: Field goals matter. Even if we don't remember them.
When the Broncos signed former Chiefs kicker Connor Barth on Tuesday to replace Brandon McManus, who replaced Matt Prater, they put their fate in the foot of a 28-yard old former Tar Heel who at one point looked more like an '80s Dutch soccer player then a future NFLer.
Of course, we don't remember Treadwell's game-winning boot from 1990 that won the game. We remember Steve Atwater's brick wall. But if Treadwell missed that kick, well, we'd remember that.
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JENKINTOWN >> Matt and Laura Reale have been in business together for about 15 years. What started out as a landscape business, which by their own admission breaks no ground unless the specific job calls for it, has morphed into an environmentally friendly venture that is quite unique.
Reale Landscape Design was created in 1999. Matt ran that company, while Laura ran her own business while helping Matt. They couldnt compete with larger companies with 30 or more employees while they had fewer than five.
I just couldnt get to that point, Matt said. It was ridiculous.
Laura also described a variety of problems the couple had with the employees they could afford to bring on board, leading them to a level of frustration that forced them to rethink what they were doing.
Turns out, it was the best rethought theyve ever had.
Since then, theyve turned their traditional landscaping and landscape design company into AquaReale. The first part of that name should make it obvious where the companys new focus is: water.
We needed to find a niche and fill it, Laura said, where could we fit in that would complement what Matt does. From there, we looked at two main areas and went to eco-friendly natural landscaping and the direction of ponds.
The pond idea went beyond digging a hole, installing a liner and filling it with water and fish, which is what countless amateurs have done to spruce up a backyard. They got in touch with a Chicago-based company, Aquascape Inc., which calls itself a franchise without a fee. AquaReale is an Aquascape certified contractor.
They started working with Aquascape and learning as much as they could about ponds. They ended up learning something that would ultimately change the course of their business.
We realized how much ponds and stormwater have in common, Laura said. And how water in general was taking over our business. Continued...
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Alpharetta, GA. (PRWEB) November 26, 2014
Outside Landscape Group, one of the premier landscaping companies serving the North Atlanta suburbs (including Alpharetta, Roswell and the surrounding area), has recently revamped their website in an effort to better showcase their high-quality work, and the value in hiring them as a landscape design and build company.
Outside Landscape Group provides a wide variety of residential landscaping and hardscaping services in order to help clients better enjoy their outdoor space.
At Outside Landscape Group, we believe that a yard is about more than just a beautiful landscape. It is an extension of your home, and an integral part of your lifestyle. Our goal is to help people create the outdoor living space theyve always wanted. - Rick Kaldrovics, owner of Outside Landscape Group
He continues, In order to showcase our work, we needed a website that would adequately convey the value we bring to customers, which includes a unique, simplified process outlined here: http://www.outsidelandscapegroup.com/our-process/.
With a variety of landscaping companies to choose from, we wanted to create a website that would make us the clear choice for customers wanting the perfect landscape design for their Atlanta area home, Rick added.
What Makes Outside Landscape Group Different?
First and Foremost, Outside Landscape Group provides a variety of services to enhance the outdoor living experience beyond the tradition design and build.
Outside Landscape Group offers landscape design and installation, irrigation systems, hardscape construction, pools and spas, high-quality putting greens, water features, fire pits and much more (for a full list of services, visit this page: http://www.outsidelandscapegroup.com/services).
They are a one stop shop for creating, designing and building the perfect backyard.
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