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MOBILE, Ala. — It normally takes two or three years to fairly evaluate how successful a draft was, but the early returns on Carolina Panthers general manager Dave Gettlemans first draft mostly are positive.
Gettleman continued a streak of strong first-round picks for Carolina by drafting defensive tackle Star Lotulelei at 14th overall, and he followed up in the second round with fellow defensive tackle Kawann Short.
The Panthers are treating fourth-round pick Edmund Kugbila like a 2014 pick after he missed all season with a knee injury, and linebacker A.J. Klein exceeded expectations as a fifth-rounder. And outside of the draft, Gettleman and the Panthers scouting and coaching staffs hit on a handful of undrafted free agents.
Gettleman set the bar high for this draft, which could see the Panthers go after an heir to Jordan Gross at left tackle, an understudy to Steve Smith at No. 1 wide receiver and/or help in the defensive backfield.
Gettleman sat down with the Observers Jonathan Jones at the Senior Bowl. In the final part of a three-part Q&A, they discuss Gettlemans draft philosophy and what he plans to do leading to Mays draft.
Q. When you come to something like the Senior Bowl where guys are playing with new teams and some of them out of position, what are you looking for?
A. If its a lower-level guy, you look to see if he steps up. When I was with Denver, John Mobley was a linebacker out of Kutztown (Pa.). When youre a road (scout) and you evaluate a I-AA or Division II kid on down, what you want to do is, first of all, he has to dominate that level. Second of all, you have to close your eyes, and for Kutztown, the closest school is Penn State, so Im watching the film on John and asking myself, can he start at Penn State?
John was a man among boys, so check that box. Yes I could picture him starting at Penn State. Then he got invited to the Blue-Gray game and played well, and then he got invited to the Senior Bowl and he stepped it up again. Now were in draft meetings and youve just watched that Senior Bowl film, and you dont have to guess. Youre looking for a guy to step up, a guy from a (Mid-American) school, what hes going to do against the SEC schools? Thats what youre looking for.
How do they practice? How do they handle the all-star game hoopla? You can tell on the practice field. And then of course, are they going to be able to become pros? Thats not just physically, thats about becoming a professional. Somewhere like where Luke (Kuechly) is. Hes in his second year, and its like hes a 10-year vet.
Q. What are your draft priorities?
A. The purpose until March 11 (and the start of free agency), the whole purpose of this is to put yourself into a position so that when the draft comes, you can take the best player. I cant say it enough. We had the perfect storm this year. The best player on our draft board at the time we drafted in the first two rounds was there.
Ive talked about it with guys around the league, and guys will open up a little bit. There was one team in the top five that it was going to be either Star or the guy they took. But they ended up taking their guy. And then hes dropping and dropping. And the Jets are in front of us, and I said theres no doubt theyre taking Sheldon Richardson. Even if you dont have the inside information, knowing Rex (Ryan), he was perfect. He was versatile, he can do a million different things with him, and thats what Rex does. And it was a great pick for them.
And it took us 40 seconds. Thats my philosophy. And thats what we did up in New York, and thats what were going to do here.
If it doesnt happen, it doesnt happen. But this next time you want to put yourself in the position to take the best player on the board. Because when you get into trouble is when you reach for need. Thats when you get into trouble.
Q. Whats your philosophy on potential No. 1 receivers? They can be found in the draft or free agency, so what do you tend to lean toward?
A. The draft history will tell you that its a tough position to make an immediate impact. In general, the 20-hour rule has really affected the player that we get. Back in the day, and I know you young guys are tired of hearing that, but when there basically were no rules, these kids for the most part came fundamentally sound. And thats not happening now.
There was a wide receiver that got taken in the first round a few years back, he ran three routes in college. And didnt adjust to coverage. He ran to three spots. So just think about what you have to teach that guy. So thats kind of the thing that, depending upon where he went, he was in the spread offense. Another receiver who was taken in the first round that year, a different college, spread offense, he ran the whole route tree. It depends upon what program the kid came out of.
I dont know if wide receiver has had a tougher time, but history will tell you the adjustment isnt easy. (Houstons DeAndre) Hopkins and (San Diegos) Keenan Allen had quality rookie years. You have to go through the full process, and part of that full process is spending time with these kids, finding out what they know, what they dont know. I thought last year that our coaching and scouting staff did a great job post-combine in that part of the process.
And as you know, youre allowed to bring 30 kids in. Youre going to have 3-4 slots open. If theres a late guy theyll spend a day with us and theyll be on the board, theyll spend time with Ron (Rivera) and coaches.
Because the way the league is, the quicker you get your young kids to play, the better youre going to be. So weve got to figure out how quickly this guys going to be able to play.
Q. With the failures at the 1 in the San Francisco game, I know youre a guy who loves his hog mollies. Obviously its bothersome what happened at the 1, but is it something that creates an impetus to focus in on the line in this years draft?
A. Let me say this, you cant. The first goal is to win your division. But really and truly the long view is to design your team to beat the best team youre going to play. You understand? Thats the goal.
Q. You guys have Seattle next year ...
A. (Laughs) Yes we do.
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Isaiah Crowell has been dismissed by the Georgia Bulldogs for his arrest early Friday morning for running through a police checkpoint with a gun. The latest ends what was a short but eventful stint with the Bulldogs. Crowell ran for 909 yards and six touchdowns as a true freshman. Those numbers could have been even better, but Crowell was constantly on and off the field due to injuries and various off-field transgressions.
UGA announces that Isaiah Crowell has been dismissed from the team.— Gentry Estes (@GentryEstes247) June 29, 2012
While the Bulldogs are losing a supreme talent in their backfield, the good news is that there are other quality options on the depth chart. Georgia could turn to the experienced Ken Malcome or Brandon Harton, or a pair of touted true freshmen in Keith Marshall and Todd Gurley.
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4:10pm Wednesday 8th January 2014 in News
LIBRARIES in Essex will benefit from almost £100,000 in a cash giveaway.
Libraries across the county have secured funding to develop a summer reading and arts programme for 2014 from the National Lottery.
The funding will see a variety of events and activities organised during the summer months.
Councillor John Jowers, cabinet member for libraries, said: "The additional funding will enable young people to express their reading through a range of art forms, learn new skills and to work with some high quality artists."
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What? Dont waste your time just buy some more books, less arty-**** stuff
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fletch12107 wrote:No, libraries are the foundation of learning, the helping hand in education, care homes are fir the Government to fund.
So with money being found for libraries and pre school children centres I wonder if Simon Lefley will get off his a**e and try and secure some funding that may prevent the closure of Priory House care and dementia home. Doubt it.
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Am I the only one tired of casual fans or "new" fans trying to pump up this Mayweather/Martinez fight? Fuck it, let it go, more than likely it wont happen. People are crying about Floyd moving up to 160 to fight Sergio, or Sergio coming down to 154...here's what will happen:
1. Floyd will possibly lose because of the weight (160) and other nuances that comes with it.
2. Sergio will come down to 154 and possibly hurt himself doing so (weight drained)
3. We've have a bunch of inbred trolls all over the net, arguing points #1 and #2
Dammit man, Sergio JUST fought 2 weeks ago, his knee or whatever the fuck it is, is jacked up, and his hand looks like shit. I haven't been reading around, but I've been hearing about him calling out Floyd. Not sure if these new bed-wetters out here are digging up old interviews of Sergio begging, or Sergio really wants another payday, regardless of his injuries.
Who in hell knows what Floyd is thinking about at the moment, either he's not thinking about boxing, or he's waiting for somebody to put on a big performance, to announce a comeback. Typical Floyd. Anyhow, Im tired of this retarded stuff, Floyd has only been out of jail for a little over a month, and Sergio is only 2 weeks removed from a fight that taxed his body in ways that he may not have wanted.
Maybe I'm just pissed up and tired of reading BS. Lol
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Idk why people are surprised sergio went down. It's been a fact that his chin is susceptible... But then again he has only gone down against punchers ie Paul Williams Kelly Pavlic Chavez Jr Margarito. I don't really count the Macklin one because I thought that was a slip
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The current word is that the number of homes to be buit on the land will drop from 1,600 to under 800 and prices will move up - closer to those at adjacent Rocky Creek.
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I have installed the mws gw and am currently testing it in the WLAN.. The registered connectors can connect to the gateway and show under the webapps(administrator-features-onliners).. when one types http://localhost:8080/~<muserID>, however a 404 error from the gateway tomcat server comes up..
In the tomcat logs I picked up something suspicious(newer protocol):
com.nokia.mws.connector.server - Unknown element (newer protocol?)connector
INFO Thread-2 com.nokia.mws.connector.server - MuserEngine <init>(shange, ..., nP:com.nokia.mws.connector.server.p03.NetworkParams_0_3@1284fd4(20000,10000, fixed), maxDc:10, ...)
INFO Thread-2 com.nokia.mws.connector.server - Muser shange connected.
WARN TimerMgr:SchedulerThread com.nokia.mws.util - Thread TimerMgr:SchedulerThread got exception during running
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: timeout value is negative
The mws.connector.client displays this when it makes a connection:
rying to go online...
# received Gw Msg: GwMsg (
result code: 200
result msg: OK
data req msg: false
keepalive msg: false
keepalive secs: 3
maxlatency secs: 10
# setting SOTIMEOUT to 3 + 10 secs.
# starting controller thread ...
Gw is keepalive - COOL (fixed)
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9/1/2013 (Updated 9:27:33 PM)BINGHAMTON, NY The Binghamton Mets are proud to recognize three players for their 2013 team awards. Allan Dykstra has been named the Most Valuable Player, the Pitcher of the Year nod goes to Jeff Walters and Mark Cohoon has been selected as the Most Inspirational Player.
First baseman Allan Dykstra was named to the Eastern League All-Star Game and selected as the top first baseman on the leagues Season-Ending All-Star Team. Playing in the Southern Tier for his third season, the San Diego, California native has already posted career-highs with 20 home runs and 80 RBI. He leads the league with .436 on-base percentage and has collected 101 walks, the most any Eastern Leaguer has racked up since 2003.
Pitching at the Double-A level for the first time, Jeff Walters quickly asserted himself as the top reliever in the Eastern League. The right-hander has already set a B-Mets single-season and career record with 38 saves. His single-season saves total ranks second in Eastern League history trailing only Brent Stentz (43, 1998 New Britain Rock Cats).
Walters has compiled a 2.09 ERA over 53 appearances and a 9.64 K/9 IP ratio, the third-best among Eastern League relievers. Selected in the seventh round of the 2010 draft out of the University of Georgia, he represented the B-Mets at the Eastern League All-Star Game in July and was named to the leagues Season-Ending All-Star Team.
Returning to Binghamton for his fourth tour with the B-Mets, starting pitcher Mark Cohoon proved to be one of the teams most reliable arms. After moving to the rotation in late April, the southpaw tossed five innings or more in 17 of his 20 starts. He compiled a 9-4 record and a 4.00 ERA and put his name all over the franchise record book. In 2013, Cohoon became the winningest pitcher with 23 victories.
Selected by the Mets in the 12th round of the 2009 draft out of North Central Texas College, Cohoon holds the B-Mets career record in games started (65), innings pitched (384.1) and strikeouts (270).
Dykstra, Walters, Cohoon and the B-Mets (85-54) continue their final regular season series against the Fisher Cats Sunday night at 6:35 PM. RHP Logan Verrett takes the hill against RHP Marcus Walden. The Horizons Federal Credit Union Pregame Show begins at 6:20 PM on Newsradio 1290 WNBF.
Tickets are still available for Binghamtons final homestand of the regular season as they welcome in the New Hampshire Fisher Cats for a four-game set starting Friday, August 30. Visit www.bmets.com or call 723-METS to purchase tickets.
Playoff tickets are also on sale as the Binghamton Mets will host postseason baseball for the first time since 2004. Visit www.bmets.com for more information concerning dates and times.
Be sure to follow the B-Mets on Facebook, Twitter and at the teams official website (www.bmets.com) for more team information. Fans can also stay up to date with all the action on the field by visiting B-Mets Buzz with Tim Heiman at bmets.mlblogs.com.
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Dot to Dot Percale Cases 307 307
Glad I got these! The dots on these sheets are so cheerful I smile every time I see them on the bed! They feel great, too - the cotton somehow manages to feel crisp and soft, at the same time. August 15, 2014
Dot to dot Love these sheets. Wash up nice, no fading, love them August 11, 2014
Nice and Soft I have a bunch of the Dot to Dot sheet sets and I love them! The color on these are nice and after washing them they are still soft as ever! August 9, 2014
excellent quality I need Ca king size sheet and I am glad that I find them at Garnet Hill, best quality ever, the percale is a good material and like the design, all our sheets come from Garnet. They last years and years, sometimes a bit pricey but worth it. August 9, 2014
LOVE my sheets! Absolutely LOVE my sheets! Will definitley buy another set in the future! They are soft, pretty and fun! August 8, 2014
These sheets are a fun print and are soft to sleep on. August 7, 2014
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Age: Over 65
Gender: Female
2 years, 10 months ago
Answer:You can coordinate this bedding with many other sets. A couple examples are The Everyday Percale and also The Fiesta Percale.
2 years, 10 months ago
New Hampshire
Answer:I think they go great with the Fiesta Percales.
2 years, 9 months ago
Age: 45-54
Gender: Female
2 years, 3 months ago
Marblehead, MA
Answer:Yes, this sheet will work fine on your bed.
2 years, 2 months ago
Answer:I have a deep mattress and yes they are the more roomy types of fitted sheets.
Age: 55-64
Gender: Female
2 years, 2 months ago
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How much ironing required?
I would like to know if the Dot to Dot percale bedding comes out of the dryer too wrinkled to use without ironing.
Age: 55-64
Gender: Female
2 years, 2 months ago
Chicago, IL
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Answer:Yes, if you want an ironed look, then plug in your iron. They do have wrinkles even right out of the dryer. I happen to like the more natural look...try it!
Age: Over 65
Gender: Female
2 years, 2 months ago
Santa Rosa, CA
Answer:For minimal wrinkling we recommend removing the sheets from the dryer while still slightly damp. However, they may still have some minor wrinkling. These sheets are not treated with wrinkle resistant.
2 years, 2 months ago
2 years, 1 month ago
Answer:The Dot to Dot Percale Sheets have a 200 thread count.
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where are these sheets made?
Age: 55-64
Gender: Male
3 years, 1 month ago
Answer:These sheets are made in Portugal.
3 years, 1 month ago
Product:8739-Dot to Dot Percale Bedding


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