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text: Haug quits post as head of Mercedes motorsport 13 December, 2012 Norbert Haug Dec.13 (Mercedes) After more than 22 years as Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport, Daimler AG Vice President Norbert Haug will conclude his career at the end of 2012. His contract will come to an end by mutual agreement with the Board of Management. Preparations for the forthcoming season continue as planned. Norbert Haug has led the Motorsport division of Mercedes-Benz since 1 October 1990. In that time, Mercedes-Benz and its partners won six Formula One World Championship titles and took 87 F1 victories. In the DTM, Mercedes teams won a total of 32 titles under Haug's leadership. Since the first title win in 1992, Mercedes-Benz has won 54% of all DTM races and about 60% of all DTM titles (drivers/manufacturers/teams). During that period of time Mercedes-Benz has competed in 986 races in total (Formula One, Champ Car, GT, Group C, Formula 3) under Haug's leadership and won 439 of them (45.4%). "Norbert Haug was the face of the Mercedes-Benz Motorsport programme for more than 20 years. For me, he put his stamp on a whole era and, as a highlight, he was responsible for the successful comeback of the Silver Arrows to F1. In the name of the Board of Management and the whole motorsport family, I would like to thank Norbert for his extraordinary commitment to the three-pointed star," said Dr. Dieter Zetsche, Head of Mercedes-Benz Cars and CEO of Daimler AG. "I would like to thank the best car company in the world for more than 22 years, which never had a single moment without passion for me. I particularly wish to thank the Board for the trust and freedom they have always given me with all my activities. Since 1991, we had tremendous achievements and wins, for which I want to thank all of my colleagues. Unfortunately, with one victory in 2012 since founding our own F1 works team in 2010, we couldn't fulfil our own expectations. However, we have taken the right steps to be successful in the future. Our team and our drivers will do everything to achieve these goals," said Haug. Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsItalian Grand Prix. Mercedes preview MonzaMercedes under fire for Three Stooges style managementRosberg: I apologise to Lewis and the teamHamilton: I feel it would be wrong to point fingersMercedes: Nico and Lewis free to race but no contactHave Mercedes bosses lost control of their drivers?Mercedes seek guidance from fans and big bossRicciardo could steal title from Mercedes duo warns HakkinenMercedes: Hot heads should be cooled this weekCivil war persists at Mercedes in aftermath of Spa clash hillside Haug and Brawn was not a good fit! JodyRenza Wonder what the truth is with Haug resigning…great loss for Mercedes & specially F1.. McLarenfan And who is wondering if he is leaving by way of the front door or has Lauda pushed him Not Bernie Norbert Haug, from what I've seen, has only ever been a force for good within motorsport. There seems to be so many drivers that he's helped advance their careers via Norbert. And let's not forget that it was Mercedes who went to the aid of Brawn when they lost their Honda engine. I wish him well with whichever direction his future takes him.


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A MOTHER-of-three killed herself after years battling alcohol problems, an inquest heard.
Jenny King, 49, was found dead by police after taking an overdose of prescription drugs at home in Provene Gardens, Waltham Chase, near Fareham.
The inquest heard her alcohol problems led to her losing custody of two children to ex-partner Paul King while her eldest daughter from another relationship lived in Germany.
Medical evidence also revealed she suffered from epilepsy, anxiety and depression.
She was found in April, 2013 after neighbours raised concerns about her welfare.
Coroner Grahame Short recorded a verdict of suicide.
He said: "I find that from all reports she was intelligent and capable but when she went on drinking binges her behaviour was unpredictable."
Speaking after the inquest, Mr King, of Fareham, described her as a "wonderful mother".
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Statements to go online
4:52pm Friday 10th January 2014 in Farming
FARMERS and agents can view their Single Payment Scheme (SPS) 2013 entitlements statements online.
The Rural Payments Agency (RPA) is making them available through SPS Online even if they were paper applications.
Justin Chamberlain, customer director, said more than half of all applications in 2013 were made electronically.
He said: "It is really encouraging to see increasing numbers enjoying a system which offers instant receipts and checks for common errors.
"I would encourage those farmers to register now as being online will leave farm businesses in a good position for Basic Payment Scheme changes being introduced in 2015."
Users can access SPS Online at gov.uk/single-paymentscheme- online. New users need a PIN from the RPA which is available at rpa.gov.uk/spsonline or from 0845 603 7777.
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A federal jury ruled Thursday that Jammie Thomas-Rasset willfully violated the copyrights on 24 songs, and awarded recording companies $1.92 million, or $80,000 per song.
Thomas-Rasset's second trial actually turned out worse for her. When a different federal jury heard her case in 2007, it hit Thomas-Rasset with a $222,000 judgment.
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The new trial was ordered after the judge in the case decided he had erred in giving jury instructions.
Thomas-Rasset sat glumly with her chin in hand as she heard the jury's finding of willful infringement, which increased the potential penalty. She raised her eyebrows in surprise when the jury's penalty of $80,000 per song was read.
Outside the courtroom, she called the $1.92 million figure "kind of ridiculous" but expressed resignation over the decision.
"There's no way they're ever going to get that," said Thomas-Rasset, a 32-year-old mother of four from the central Minnesota city of Brainerd. "I'm a mom, limited means, so I'm not going to worry about it now."
Her attorney, Kiwi Camara, said he was surprised by the size of the judgment. He said it suggested that jurors didn't believe Thomas-Rasset's denials of illegal file-sharing, and that they were angry with her.
Camara said he and his client hadn't decided whether to appeal or pursue the Recording Industry Association of America's settlement overtures.
Cara Duckworth, a spokeswoman for the RIAA, said the industry remains willing to settle. She refused to name a figure, but acknowledged Thomas-Rasset had been given the chance to settle for $3,000 to $5,000 earlier in the case.
"Since Day One we have been willing to settle this case and we remain willing to do so," Duckworth said.
In closing arguments earlier Thursday, attorneys for both sides disputed what the evidence showed.
An attorney for the recording industry, Tim Reynolds, said the "greater weight of the evidence" showed that Thomas-Rasset was responsible for the illegal file-sharing that took place on her computer. He urged jurors to hold her accountable to deter others from a practice he said has significantly harmed the people who bring music to everyone.
Defense attorney Joe Sibley said the music companies failed to prove allegations that Thomas-Rasset gave away songs by Gloria Estefan, Sheryl Crow, Green Day, Journey and others.
"Only Jammie Thomas's computer was linked to illegal file-sharing on Kazaa," Sibley said. "They couldn't put a face behind the computer."
Sibley urged jurors not to ruin Thomas-Rasset's life with a debt she could never pay. Under federal law, the jury could have awarded up to $150,000 per song.
U.S. District Judge Michael Davis, who heard the first lawsuit in 2007, ordered up a new trial after deciding he had erred in instructions to the jurors. The first time, he said the companies didn't have to prove anyone downloaded the copyrighted songs she allegedly made available. Davis later concluded the law requires that actual distribution be shown.
His jury instructions this time framed the issues somewhat differently. He didn't explicitly define distribution but said the acts of downloading copyrighted sound recordings or distributing them to other users on peer-to-peer networks like Kazaa, without a license from the owners, are copyright violations.
This case was the only one of more than 30,000 similar lawsuits to make it all the way to trial. The vast majority of people targeted by the music industry had settled for about $3,500 each. The recording industry has said it stopped filing such lawsuits last August and is instead now working with Internet service providers to fight the worst offenders.


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Blood clots jeopardize Timonen�s career; Flyers sign Del Zotto
Kimmo Timonen has had issues with his blood clots before. It was an unfortunate time, coming during the 2008 playoffs and forcing the Flyers� top defenseman out of action then.
Giroux apologizes for �misguided attempt at humor�
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Flyers sign Schultz, minor leaguers; cut ties with McGinn
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Report: Cops say Giroux can�t keep his hands to himself
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Parent: On first day of free agency, Flyers take a pass
When the smoke cleared Tuesday, nearly $500 million of contract promises had been doled out to 63 hockey players in a frenzy akin to ... well, other first day of free agency free-for-alls.
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PHILADELPHIA � He might have been one of the faces of the Flyers� franchise in the past, but in his first year of overseeing their draft fortunes, Ron Hextall has signaled a subtle but nonetheless significant change of approach.
Think fast: Hextall�s second-day picks show plan for Flyers� future
PHILADELPHIA � The collective cream of the second-day crop at the NHL Draft Saturday plays at different ends of the ice but represents one common theme: Ron Hextall is trying to build a different kind of Flyers team.
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VOORHEES, N.J. � A spectator could make out the words before they escaped the general manager�s mouth: �We�re going to take the best player available.�
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Schenn signs up for two-year extension
While a few of his fellow would-be restricted free agent teammates signed contract extensions the past two seasons, Brayden Schenn waited. By early in the spring he�d decided the best thing to do was wait until the summer.
Flyers to commence regular season in Boston
Because the NHL thinks it�s neat to release a �home openers only schedule� one day before releasing its full regular season schedule, consider yourself teased, fans.
New assistant coach Murphy has eye on enhancing Flyers� defense
General manager Ron Hextall�s first real step to shape his hockey staff followed team president Paul Holmgren�s blueprint � keep it in the family.
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MONTREAL (AP) � Henrik Lundqvist has the surging New York Rangers two wins from the Stanley Cup finals.
The more Flyers change, the more they stay the same
PHILADELPHIA � With their latest front office shuffle, the Flyers got more in step with an organizational philosophy that is frequently criticized, but never denied.
Flyers shakeup: Holmgren president, Hextall named GM
PHILADELPHIA � Ron Hextall said that when he came back to Philadelphia 10 months ago, he had no guarantee he was going to ascend into Paul Holmgren�s chair.
Ross Lonsberry, Cup-winning Flyer, dies at 67
Ross Lonsberry, a member of two Stanley Cup championship teams for the Flyers, died Sunday night in Los Angeles. He was 67 and had battled cancer.
Rangers maintain Game 7 dominance at home
NEW YORK � For the New York Rangers, they had history on their sides in approaching a seventh game against the Flyers. Five times in Madison Square Garden history was there a Game 7. Five times had there been Rangers victories.
Flyers� season ends in hostile Garden as Rangers take Game 7
NEW YORK � One bad power play seemed to sap the Flyers of their energy and their sense in the second period Wednesday night.
Flyers� playoff run proves there�s a future with Mason
NEW YORK � Just like every other season since 1975, the Flyers ended one Wednesday in frustration.
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NEW YORK � Because it sounded good, because that�s what was expected, the Flyers took their Game 7 opportunity in Madison Square Garden Wednesday and made it sound like it was their choice.
McCaffery: Berube made sure Flyers did not go quietly
PHILADELPHIA � It was the spring, and it was hockey, and the Flyers were three losses into a playoff series Tuesday. Craig Berube, for one, was not about to accept the usual.
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PHILADELPHIA � Aside from a mutual respect and professional kinship between the athletes, the NBA and NHL rarely cross paths, especially at this time of year. Then all Donald Sterling broke loose.
Simmonds� hat trick, Mason�s glove keep Flyers alive
PHILADELPHIA � For the first five minutes and change Tuesday night, the Flyers adopted their common pressure pose at home � they were ornery, aggressive and shaky all at the same time.
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Facing elimination, Flyers vow to take the attack
VOORHEES, N.J. � The prospect of playoff elimination has opened the Flyers� eyes to something that should have been obvious earlier in this teetering series with the New York Rangers: their lack of attack.
Gill looks a little sluggish in playoff outing
NEW YORK � Nik Grossmann was injured and the Flyers needed another defenseman for Game 5 of their first-round playoff series Sunday against the New York Rangers. Hal Gill, 39, was ready to take the plunge.
Once again, Rangers strike first for early lead
NEW YORK � While the results have been a little up and down and back and forth for the Flyers, their method of operation has largely been the same.
McCaffery: Flyers, Giroux out of time to remain patient
NEW YORK � With chances all season, with prompting on a regular basis, through a coaching change and a 1-7 start and a sloppy, slipping finish, Claude Giroux and the Flyers refused to acknowledge crisis.
Rangers� victory puts powerless Flyers on the brink
NEW YORK � They activated their retirement-eligible defenseman who basically hadn�t played all year and somewhat predictably, it didn�t work out.
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Winning Game 4 all that Giroux cares about
VOORHEES, N.J. � Since two losses out of three playoff games ain�t good, Claude Giroux figured it was time to start playing only the numbers games that matter. By shrugging off his miniscule personal numbers against the New York Rangers Wednesday, it made it easy for Giroux to make a bigger deal of the numbers that matter most.
Parent: Flyers have more to do than pick a goalie
VOORHEES, N.J. � Although it�s playoff time, or perhaps because of that, the Flyers� top-floor office residents have proven once again that they have not yet learned that medical mysteries do nothing but cause locker room distractions.
On second thought, Mason healthy enough to dress for Game 3
PHILADELPHIA � Contrary to prior reports from the head coach and the goalie himself, Steve Mason is healthy after all.
Flyers, Emery falter in Rangers� dominant Game 3 win
PHILADELPHIA � With his starting goalie understudy watching intently from the bench, Ray Emery made a couple of early slip-ups Tuesday night, thereby giving the stingy New York Rangers all the space they needed in a 4-1 victory at Wells Fargo Center.
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NHL commissioner Bettman: Fans love the shootout
PHILADELPHIA � The shootout � an easy-pickings punching bag for the NHL � will remain, so says the league�s commissioner.
McCaffery: Berube picked a bad time to invent a goaltending issue
PHILADELPHIA � The Flyers-Rangers playoff series was only two games into a scheduled seven when Craig Berube gave it a tattoo, a distinction for the ages, its definition into eternity.
Rangers put up a roadblock on Flyers� shots
PHILADELPHIA � For once, and by a decent margin, the Flyers outshot the New York Rangers.
Parent: Despite questions, Emery is Flyers� best hope for now
VOORHEES, N.J. � Steve Mason said Monday he isn�t ready to play yet, so talk radio howled and television cameras blinked and whispering writers chirped and Flyers coach Craig Berube looked right, looked left .
In Game 3, Flyers hope to avoid paying price for too many penalties
VOORHEES, N.J. � So the Flyers have played two periods better than the New York Rangers, and for that reason, the opening-round Stanley Cup playoff series between the teams is even heading into Game 3 Tuesday (8 p.
McCaffery: Mason gives Flyers best chance to reach their goal
NEW YORK � The equipment boxes were being slammed shut, the showers turned off, the uniforms packed, the confidence packed, too. All that remained Sunday in the Flyers� room was for Craig Berube to complete the tidying up.
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NEW YORK � The streak is over, and as a result, a series may now be won.


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Italian Financial Crisis Prompts Berlusconi's Exit, Escalates Fears of Europe's Next Massive BailoutThe European financial crisis continues to worsen as fears grow that Italy may become the latest nation in need of a massive bailout. The European Commission admitted today that the entire eurozone could be plunged into a recession in 2012. While Greece, Ireland and Portugal have already received international bailouts, the debt situation in Italy is considered far more dangerous. It is the eighth largest economy in the world — larger...Nov 10, 2011 | Story
Bank Transfer Day: Kristen Christian on How She Inspired Mass Exodus from Big Banks to Credit UnionsProtests were held across the country Saturday to mark Bank Transfer Day, a campaign to move accounts from big banks into community banks or credit unions. Credit unions attracted more than 40,000 new account holders, reporting about $80 million in new savings, or an average of about $2,000 per new account holder. The campaign was organized by Kristen Christian when she learned that Bank of America planned to charge her a $5 monthly debit card...Nov 09, 2011 | Story
On Monday, Charlie Rose interviewed Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman and Chris Hedges about Occupy Wall Street.Nov 03, 2011 | D.N. in the News
In a major banking scandal, the commodities and derivatives brokerage house MF Global filed one of the largest bankruptcies in American corporate history, with almost $40 billion in liabilities. It was the largest failure on Wall Street since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008. The chairman and chief executive officer of MF Global is Jon Corzine, a former New Jersey governor and U.S. senator. Corzine is also the former CEO of Goldman...Nov 03, 2011 | Story
The winds of change are blowing across the globe. What triggers such change, and when it will strike, is something that no one can predict.Oct 26, 2011 | Columns & Articles
The national memorial to Martin Luther King Jr. was dedicated last Sunday. President Barack Obama said of Dr. King, "If he were alive today, I believe he would remind us that the unemployed worker can rightly challenge the excesses of Wall Street without demonizing all who work there." The dedication occurred amidst the increasingly popular and increasingly global Occupy Wall Street movement. What Obama left unsaid is that King, were he alive,...Oct 19, 2011 | Columns & Articles
Broadcasting on the road from Kansas City, Missouri, we're joined by William Black, a white-collar criminologist, former financial regulator, and author of "The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One." Black teaches economics and law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and recently took part in Occupy Kansas City. "If you look [at the Occupy protests], not just nationwide, but worldwide, you will see some pretty...Oct 19, 2011 | Story
A new report by the University of New Hampshire reveals that nearly 22 percent of America's children live in poverty. Another study by the the Pew Hispanic Center found that Hispanics now make up the largest group of children living in poverty: 6.1 million Hispanic children are poor, compared with five million non-Hispanic white children and 4.4 million black children. The Pew Center said Hispanic poverty numbers have dramatically...Oct 19, 2011 | Story
Global Day of Rage: Hundreds of Thousands March Against Inequity, Big Banks, as Occupy Movement GrowsFrom Buenos Aires to Toronto, Kuala Lumpur to London, hundreds of thousands of people rallied on Saturday in a global day of action against corporate greed and budget cutbacks, demanding better living conditions and a more equitable distribution of wealth and resources. Protests reportedly took place in 1,500 cities, including 100 cities in the United States—all in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement that launched one month ago in...Oct 17, 2011 | Story
In the United States, police arrested hundreds of people over the weekend at demonstrations and occupations inspired by Occupy Wall Street. Arrest totals include: 175 in Chicago; 100 in Arizona; 92 in New York City; 19 in Raleigh, North Carolina; 19 in Denver; and 19 in Washington, D.C., including Princeton University Professor Cornel West, on the steps of the Supreme Court. West was arrested shortly after attending the dedication ceremony for...Oct 17, 2011 | Story
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U.S., Ukraine: Russian Forces Stage Cross-Border Attacks
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Game 1 faceoff: 7:30 p.m. today (Stockton Arena)
Coaches: Ontario - Jason Christie, third season (133-60-22); Stockton - Rich Kromm, first season (33-31-8)
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Defensemen: The Thunder has had trouble in this area in recent weeks, but an influx of blue-liners from Bridgeport of the American Hockey League and the return of alternate captain Ryan Constant from injury has helped. Constant adds leadership and toughness, as does Bridgeport import Marc Cantin and veteran Scott Langdon, the former captain of the San Francisco Bulls who was picked up on waivers from South Carolina. The Reign has ECHL Defenseman of the Year Matt Register and received good news of its own from Bridgeport, which returned talented Jake Newton to Ontario after an 18-game tryout.
Forwards: Both squads are loaded up front, and this could be a high-scoring series. Joey Martin was named team MVP and is the Thunder's leading scorer with 66 points in 65 games and Jeremy Langlois led first-year players in scoring with 60 points and was named to the ECHL all-rookie team. Ryan Hayes, Andrew Clark and Matt Bergland were all reliable scorers in the postseason last year, and there is plenty of help. Matt White led Ontario in scoring (57 points, 71 games) and tough veterans such as Tyler Gron and Derek Couture have to be accounted for, as does Newton.
Goaltenders: This is interesting, since both coaches may rotate goalies. The Reign had one of the best starters in the league - Michael Hutchinson, who played in the AHL and NHL with Winnipeg this season. Jussi Olkinuora (14-11-1, 3.01 GAA) and J.P. Anderson (4-9-4, 3.12) have taken over, and Olkinoura is the better bet to start the opener. The Thunder has rotated Brian Foster (23-16-5, 2.98) and Parker Milner (9-14-2, 2.84) all season, but that may change if someone gets hot.
The Skinny: The Thunder looks like an enticing underdog in this series for several reasons. Thanks to the luck of scheduling, it starts the series at home, has proven it can beat the Reign in Ontario and has much of the roster back from its fast start to the season. But its inconsistency has been troubling. Can this version of the Thunder play solid hockey and move toward the Kelly Cup title that eluded it last season? The pieces are there, but putting them together could be difficult.
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The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals denied the Center for Reproductive Right's request for a rehearing concerning a TX ultrasound law, which will now go into effect immediately. In January, a three judge panel of the Fifth US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled to uphold a Texas law requiring that doctors describe ultrasounds in detail and play the sound of the fetal heartbeat, if a heartbeat is present, to women seeking abortions. In doing so, the Fifth Circuit overturned Federal District Court Judge Sam Sparks' August preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of the law.
The case was filed by the Center for Reproductive Rights on behalf of Texas medical providers challenging Texas' new abortion ultrasound law. The Center for Reproductive Rights claims that the law violates patients' and doctors' First Amendment Rights by requiring "physicians to violate basic standards of medical ethics by compelling them to disregard the wishes of patients who do not want to receive this information."
Center for Reproductive Rights President and CEO Nancy Northup stated, "Women's fundamental reproductive rights, and the First Amendment rights of their doctors, are now being violated on a daily basis because of this extreme and intrusive law, and it is disappointing that the full court has declined to consider their case."
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Did we crashed the site with all the Hutchinson tension and every one loggin on to see what was going on. Glad that we are back up and running!
Like to welcome Steve Hutchinson to the Minnesota Vikings! Hope that you have many championship rings when you retire and go into the HOF a Viking!
I wanted to be posting last night about Hutch and finding things, the last week has been very stressful for Vikings fans but it is over and with McKinney, Hutch and Birk that left side of the line is going to be awesome!


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... t forgotten to buy hot chocolate mix at the grocery store. I tried to stay up late after dinner because I thought the starry sky would be really spectacular in such a rural and isolated place. Unfortunately I discovered hours later that, while the sun does eventually go down, the light never goes away. Slight miscalculation on my part; I could've used that sleep for today. I wish we could have stayed another night there, but we had to boogy out by 11am to make ...
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Alumni Legacy Trip to Alfred and Portland, MaineDates: Sep 13, 2014 | Sep 14, 2014 | Sep 15, 2014 | Sep 16, 2014
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Alumni and friends are invited to come see where it all began with this historic trip to Alfred, Maine, and learn about La Mennais College, the predecession of what we now know as Walsh University. Hear about the origin of Walsh…
Evening with the AccountantsDate: Thursday, Sep 18, 2014
Time: 4 PM - 6 PM
Presented by the Walsh University Career Center. Location: Barrette Business and Community Center
First Annual Ohio Hunger Dialogue Featuring Keynote Speaker Ambassador Tony HallDates: Sep 26, 2014 | Sep 27, 2014
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One in six households in Ohio face food insecurity, the 10th worst state in the United States. Worldwide, 1.2 billion people suffer from hunger and malnutrition. Walsh University's Office of Global Learning and Office of…
Alumni Trip to Italy Information NightDate: Tuesday, Oct 7, 2014
Time: 7 PM - 8 PM
Walsh University will host a special Information Night, Tuesday, October 7, at 7 pm, for the May 11-21, 2015 Alumni and Friends Trip to Italy. Location: Barrette Business and Community Center. Visit and…
The Monuments Men and Their LegacyDate: Wednesday, Oct 8, 2014
Time: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
The Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture in Museum Studies Presents The Monuments Men and Their Legacy Mr. Louis Rorimer, son of James J. Rorimer, will speak about art recovery during the war. Rorimer served as one of the…
Homecoming WeekendDates: Oct 17, 2014 | Oct 18, 2014 | Oct 19, 2014
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Mark your calendars now for Walsh University's Homecoming/Reunion Weekend 2014. This year's schedule is packed full of events, including the return of an old favorite — the Ox Roast! Highlights include: Alumni Ox Roast Friday…
Nursing Research DayDate: Friday, Oct 17, 2014
Time: 8:30 AM - 3:45 PM
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3rd Annual ICF Institute SymposiumDates: Oct 21, 2014 | Oct 22, 2014 | Oct 23, 2014
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October 21 President's Reception/Dinner (By Invitation Only) Top 21 Smart Communities Announcement October 22 Symposium Sessions October 23 ICF Institute Board of Advisors Meeting
Breaking Open the Scripture: The New TestamentDates: Oct 23, 2014 | Oct 30, 2014 | Nov 6, 2014 | Nov 13, 2014 | Nov 20, 2014
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In the last half of an eight-part series, Dr. Chris Seeman will explore four themes that are foundational to Sacred Scripture: creation, sin, faith and covenant in the New Testament. The goal of this series is to reflect on the unity of…
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This multi-storey car park for Copenhagen by local firm JAJA Architects will feature a plant-covered facade to hide the cars inside and grand external staircases leading to a landscaped park on the roof (+ slideshow). More »
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Pompidou-inspired car park by JAJA Architects
Bordeaux car park by Brisac Gonzalez
will "introduce activities after hours"
Architecture firm Brisac Gonzalez has designed a multi-storey car park in Bordeaux where vehicles sit prominently between ground-floor shops and roof-top housing. More »
Herzog & de Meuron is "deconstructing
stupid architecture" in Miami
Dezeen and MINI World Tour: in our first movie from Miami, Jacques Herzog of Herzog & de Meuron claims the Swiss architecture studio is trying to create a "new vernacular for Miami" that eschews sealed, air-conditioned buildings in favour of more "transparent or permeable" structures. More »
Festspielgarage Erl by
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Criss-crossing concrete columns surround this colourful multi-storey car park by Austrian studio Kleboth Lindinger Dollnig for the classical music venues of Erl, Austria (+ slideshow). More »
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by Herzog & de Meuron
Herzog & de Meuron's 1111 Lincoln Road multi-storey car park in Miami Beach also plays host to parties, yoga classes and weddings, explains proprietor Robert Wennett in this movie produced by filmmaker Elizabeth Priore (+ photographs by Hufton + Crow). More »
Miami Beach Parking Garage by Zaha Hadid
Zaha Hadid has become the latest in a string of architects to design a car park for Miami Beach. More »
Les Yeux Verts by Jacques Ferrier Architecture
This multi-storey car park in Soissons, France, by Paris firm Jacques Ferrier Architectures has an undulating facade of vertical timbers. More »
Parking Lot by N+B Architectes
French studio N+B Architectes have completed a car park with a wooden latticed exterior and surrounding landscape in Carros, France. More »
1111 Lincoln Road by Herzog & de Meuron
Photographer Nelson Garrido has sent us these photographs of the recently-opened car park in Miami by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron. More »
Multi-Level Parking Voestalpine
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Austrian architects Xarchitekten have completed a steel-clad car park at a steel plant in Linz, Austria. More »
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Movie Roundup: Guardians of the Galaxy Adds Highest Grossing U.S. Release of the Year to Its Track Record
By Wendy LSeptember 01, 2014
Over the Labor Day holiday weekend, 'Guardians of the Galaxy' not only maintained the title of highest-grossing film for the summer, but it adds highest grossing for the year!
Joan Rivers Stops Breathing during Surgery, Rushed to NYC Hospital
By Wendy LAugust 28, 2014
Long-time comedian Joan Rivers was rushed to a hospital this morning after she stopped breathing during a minor surgery.
HP Recalls 6 Million Notebook Computer Power Cords, Fire and Burn Risks
By Wendy LAugust 27, 2014
HP and Compaq notebook and mini-notebook computer users beware of this latest recall concerning fire and burn risks.
Update: American Airlines Tickets Return to Orbitz and Other Travel Sites
By Wendy LAugust 26, 2014
A deal has been reached to resume the sale of American Airline tickets on Orbitz websites.
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Twitter has released a new policy concerning tweets containing pictures and videos of the deceased.
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Take a closer look at the next drawing your child makes. It can be an indicator of intelligence at a later age.
What the Ice Bucket Challenge is Actually Doing for ALS
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The social media craze has raised millions for ALS research.
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A new study reveals how consuming instant noodles may be hurting the heart, especially in women.
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Watch out for those blood-sucking ticks, especially the Lone Star tick! One bit may trigger meat allergy.
Famed Actor and Comedian, Robin Williams, Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
By Wendy LAugust 12, 2014
Actor and comedian Robin Williams was found dead in his home on Monday due to an apparent suicide.
Infection Risk with Certain Tattoo Inks and Kits, FDA Warns
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Before going for that tattoo, check that the ink used is not under recall. The FDA has reported cases of infection with certain tattoo inks.
Mount Sinai Patient with Symptoms of Ebola Virus Tests Negative
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Test results for the patient who's been isolation since Monday at Mount Sinai for symptoms of Ebola are out. The patient recently returned from travel to West Africa.
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The last update was in 2005. Now Scrabble players can refer to 5,000 new words added to the latest edition of the game's dictionary to score.
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Youth shelter could be installed within weeks
7:30am Tuesday 6th May 2014 in News
A LONG-AWAITED youth shelter could finally be installed within weeks.
The proposal by the Three Parishes Trust for a £9,000 structure for youngsters to congregate under on disused land at the British Telecom compound, in Riverside Avenue East, Manningtree, was given the green light in August.
But the placing of the shelter was held up by the signing of the lease, which has now been agreed.


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After recently being introduced to the world of Steam, and PC gaming I find it difficult to get very excited about the next generation of video game consoles. That's not to say that I don't still enjoy playing console games, and I doubt that my steam library will ever grow to rival my current collection of console games. However, the popular consensus from most of the people that I have heard from on these forums or those of my friends who have been die hard console fans is that next generation consoles have some pretty big shoes to fill to justify all of the mysterious buzz that we have been hearing surrounding the next Microsoft and Sony console releases.
So what would it take to convince gamers that consoles are truly growing up, and that they can continue to persuade us to fork over out hard earned cash on what will most likely turn out to be another $300 to $400 gaming system? The following is a list that I have compiled of what it would take to persuade me that the next generation is worth prying myself away from PC gaming long enough to shell out a few clams. Keep in mind that these is my wish list, and that it may not reflect any speculation about the components or capabilities of the consoles still in development. This list is in no order of particular importance.
- Simultaneous digital release of new games along with retail releases: I understand that we are a long way off from having digital only copies of media, and I don't necessarily want that to happen any time in the near future. Still, I want the choice to be able to download a copy of my anticipated releases if I so choose rather than having to wait for a preordered copy, or without having to stand in line for a midnight sale. On several occasions, I have been disappointed by the fact that I preordered a game, and the disc was flawed (i.e. the famous Best Buy non-working disc copy of Halo 3) or scratched and I was forced to wait for more copies of my purchase to arrive since they sold out at the store and I was unable to exchange immediately. Furthermore, what is the deal with download speeds on the PSN? Why does it take me less than 2 hours to download a 4GB game, but 1.5 hours to download a 50MB game patch or update? Sony definitely needs to fix this with their next system, or I'm afraid I'm out of the market on that one.
- Give me the option to purchase a console with an SDD instead of an HDD: Hell, this could be a peripheral upgrade that is released along side the console and not necessarily the option that comes with it for all I care. If you want to see a huge reduction in loading time for games you install to your gaming system, try using a solid state drive instead of a standard hard disk drive, and you will be amazed. Not only does it reduce load times, but it also means that there are fewer moving parts on your system that can wear out or get damaged if the console should fall off of an entertainment stand. I know that SDD tech is still fairly expensive at the moment, but give consumers the option of upgrading and the things are bound to sell.
- Support larger lobby sizes for multiplayer games: I'm sure someone explained why consoles don't do this already to me at some point, but I still don't get it. Games like Battlefield 3 feel downright empty with lobby sizes limited to 24 players, and there are plenty of other PC titles out there that thrive on the fact that they have huge, chaotic player counts on their servers at all times. I don't have much hope for this one, but if Battlefield 4 is on the horizon, I really hope it is slated as a next gen release or that they have found a way to run 64 player servers. A boy can dream...
- Forget about this all in one media system mentality: This is perhaps the biggest stretch of all, but I really miss the days of the original Xbox360 blades that were free of advertisements and annoying user un-friendly icons and navigation controls. It's true that I like the fact that I can play my Netflix streaming movies on my PS3 and Xbox360, but it's secondary when it comes to playing games. It's just....a perk, not something that I want to have shoved down my throat every time I boot my console. It's one of the many reasons that I love the fact that the Playstation crossbar has basically stayed the same for the past 7 years. I know where everything is, and I don't have to adjust my routine just to accommodate the way that some nebulous development company says I should interact with my console.
- Do away with virtual currency systems: This one is a biggie for me. I have struggled for years to understand Microsofts "dollars to points" purchasing system, and I just don't want to deal with it anymore. I don't want to spend my time calculating how much a 500 MP package costs so that I can purchase some downloadable content package. On top of that, I hate seeing that I have 300 MP left over in my wallet balance when I know full well that there is nothing worth purchasing aside from some ridiculous avatar outfit that I'm not going to purchase. I could add more points to purchase something else, but there is always some strange balance that I can't get rid of for the life of me. I just want to purchase content for dollars, and nothing else. No tokens, no points, just good old fashioned, digital dollars.
Now I could have spent all of this time ranting about the fact that I want better graphics or MMO support, and I do. However, I know that consoles will never be able to stay current with their hardware if they expect to turn a profit. Instead, I would settle for a happy middle ground where developers can push the boundaries of their creativity and consumers can say that they see the value in purchasing a system that they may be stuck with for another 5+ years. At any rate, what would you say we can realistically expect from the next generation of consoles? Only time will tell.


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Buffett warns Obama U.S. economy only halfway back
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama heard a sobering message from Warren Buffett when he asked for the investment guru's views about the economic recovery, according to an interview Obama gave NBC News on Thursday.
"I'll tell you exactly what Warren Buffett said. He said, 'We went through a wrenching recession. And so we have not fully recovered. We're about 40, 50 percent back. But we've still got a long way to go'," Obama told NBC during a visit to Holland, Michigan, to promote his job creation policies.
Obama chatted with Buffett in the Oval office on Wednesday as he sought ideas on how to translate higher U.S. growth into stronger hiring. This would help him deliver on an election year promise to tackle unemployment currently at 9.5 percent.
Buffett, who built an estimated $47 billion fortune running his insurance and investment company Berkshire Hathaway Inc, warned Obama the recession created a huge overhang of excess capacity in the economy that would simply take time to mop up.
Obama said Buffett specifically used the example of the U.S. housing market, noting 1.2 million new homes were built on average per year in the United States, according to historic trends. That number soared above 2 million during the property bubble, but construction activity has since collapsed.
"What Warren pointed out was, look, we're gonna get back to 1.2 (million). But right now we're soaking up a whole bunch of inventory. So a lot of -- the challenge is to work our way through this recession," Obama said.
High unemployment is another type of excess economic capacity. Obama's Democrats risk severe punishment by voters in midterm congressional elections on November 2 if he fails to convince them stronger U.S. growth means better times ahead.
(Reporting by Alister Bull; editing by Mohammad Zargham)
You are correct. The problem is that everyone says what you said. But, many of those people who complain about offshoring jobs also buy imported goods. If we really want the economy to turn around, we need to 1. stop buying imports and especially made in China imports 2. support our own country's manufacturing by buying made in USA, 3. save more than what we have been saving, roughly 10 percent of income, 4, support the development of alternative fuels to reduce our dependence in imported fuels which is the largest import.
Imports will kill our economy as they subtract from GDP every quarter. If you visit any of the fast growing countries like China, they only buy their own country's products. Americans need to take up this culture of supporting our own as well. Free trade kills.
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First-half score: Richmond – 31, Saint Bonaventure – 36
Analysis: Richmond's offense looked ugly early on in its first half without both Derrick Williams and Cedrick Lindsay, as it trails the Bonnies, 36-31, at the half. Kendall Anthony, who leads all scorers with 12 points, was the only Spider to make a field goal in the first eight minutes. Terry Allen hit consecutive 3-pointers midway through the half to give Richmond a brief 11-10 lead. Richmond didn't have an answer for the Bonnies inside game as they scored 26 paints in the paint, including their first eight made field goals. A big (no pun intended) reason why the Bonnies were so successful down low was Youssou Ndoye, a 7-foot junior from Dakar, Senegal, who had 10 of the Bonnies first 14 points. Despite Richmond's early struggles, Richmond trailed by just two with eight minutes left in the half. The Bonnies, however, went on a 16-4 run and extended its lead to 30-16. Trey Davis and ShawnDre Jones hit consecutive 3-pointers with under four minutes in the half to cut the Bonnies lead to 34-26. ShawnDre Jones hit his second 3-pointer at the end of the half to cut the Bonnies lead to 36-31. Three-point shooting carried the Spiders offense in the first 20 minutes, as Richmond was 5-10 from deep.
What to look for in the second half: The offense looked shaky at times in first half, which is understandable given the losses of Williams and Lindsay. It's going to take time for the offense to get used to playing without its seniors. With that being said, the Spiders will need to find some offensive rhythm in the second half to pull out a win. Kendall Anthony is the obvious person to look to, but it's going to take more than just him to get the offense going. Terry Allen, Alonzo Nelson-Ododa and Trey Davis will be crucial in taking some of the load of Anthony. In all fairness, the offense looked its best in the half's final five or six minutes. More concerning than Richmond's lack of offensive creativity was its inability to defend the paint. The Bonnies forwards were able to get any shot they wanted in the first half. Richmond's forwards need to get more physical with Bonnies in the second half. Richmond can't get outscored 26-4 in the paint again in the second half, and expect to comeback.
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There are rumors floating around that new WWE diva Eva Marie has posed nude before, and that has caused thousands of wrestling fans to scour the internet in search of such naked images. However, it turns out that the confusion stems from the fact that Playboy model Eva Hilovski uses the same name on occasions.
Independent wrestler Reby Sky, who recently got married to former WWE star Matt Hardy, is currently doing another photo shoot for Playboy. Her first nude pictorial for the magazine was back in 2007.
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But at this charity event, skill wasn't all that important, especially for the "crooked drive" contest.
Those who knew Maloney said he enjoyed golfing even though he had a lot of trouble with the game.
"I really think Mike did bring the sun here. He's looking down and he's seeing all these great crazy clothes, the Hawaiian shirts, and especially the bright clothing, and most of all, the tribute to him. He was certainly someone who did so much for this state, gave his life in the line of duty. Did so much for others, going out right before his retirement to do his job to help other people, putting his life on the line," she said.
Other funds are also being sent to the families of wounded MBTA Transit Officer Richard "Dic" Donohue and fallen MIT Officer Sean Collier, who was shot and killed after allegedly being ambushed by the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings.
"This is something he would love to do. Having a good time and having fun, that's what he was all about. He would have fun at work, he would have fun with his friends. This, I think, is how he would want to be remembered," Greenland police Sgt. Dawn Sawyer, who also serves on the memorial fund's board of directors, said of Maloney.
"I think this year we're going to do fairly well. The more that we make, the more that we can give back to the community. That's what's important to us," he said.
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Lady Gaga in Attitude December 2013: I Smoked 15 Joints a Day
She dealt with a lot of pain after her hip surgery earlier this year, and now Lady Gaga revealed how she coped with her injury.
In the December 2013 issue of Attitude magazine, the "Applause" songstress shared details about her addiction to weed and discussed her perceived battle with Madonna.
Check out a few highlights from Lady Gaga's interview below. For more, be sure to visit Attitude!
On her pain reliever marijuana:
"I was smoking 15 joints a day. It was a habit that eventually occurred when the pain got so bad with the hip. I was just numbing, numbing, numbing myself and then sleeping it off and then getting on stage, killing it in pain, then getting off and smoking, smoking, smoking, not knowing what the pain was."
On her crew's help with kicking the addiction:
"[My performance artist Marina Abramovic] said, 'OK, you're coming to my house - no television, no computer, no marijuana, no nothing, not food. For three days, art only. You eat only art. Now I smoke a little bit at night just, you know, for fun. But not to cope - that's the difference. I'm the soberest I've ever been in the past five years."
On her "feud" with Madonna:
"I I looked up to her for a long time. I'm not quite sure what her intention was [with the 'Born This Way] and 'Express Yourself' mashup performance] to do that in the show, but I don't really care. I think playing in the gossip of the tabloids and, I guess the fodder of the competition, that's just not what I'm about. She chooses to use her voice the way she chooses to use hers and I choose to use mine the way I use mine. All it mean to me that Madonna Ciccone was singing my song on her stage and I'm 27! And as a punk-rocker from New York, I'm basically been hoping that I would become so good that one day I would piss off Madonna!"
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TODAY'S Murray Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) meeting in Narrabri was a good chance to get an update on how the Basin Plan was progressing, said chair of the Northern Basin Advisory Council Mal Peters.
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Mr Peters said five things were being done under the Basin Plan – a science review; socioeconomic review; identify water-recovery options; a review of the long-term sustainable diversion limits and the basin diversion limits; and how it could all be brought together to create a set of recommendations.
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By Ryan Rodriguez
I took a break from the NBA playoffs last night to take in the nearly four hour NFL draft extravaganza, hoping to see the Niners trade up for my favorite player in the draft, Odell Beckham, Jr., or possibly Darquez Dennard or Kyle Fuller. We all know now that no trade took place for the Niners, but in drafting Jimmie Ward, they didn't drop the ball on a head scratching pick either. He might be head scratching because he's from a small school, Northern Illinois, his primary position, safety is already filled with projected starters, or their wasn't much draft buzz around him, but taking a look through several big boards, I found him to have a low first round/high second round grade and what I've read I've liked.
I remember hearing, back in February, that he was someone the Niners could draft due to his versatility as both a run player and coverage man, but when the team signed Antoine Bethea, I figured he was out of the question because he was a safety and the team didn't need one. However, what I remembered about him that always stuck in my mind was his projection to be a nickle corner, someone comfortable playing man to man in the slot, and a clear position of need since none of the corners on the Niners roster project to being a good slot corner. (In my eyes, Perrish Cox was the only viable option to play in the slot and he's not that good.) So as I looked at my friend last night as Goddell was walking up to the podium and said, "They (Niners) are going to draft someone unexpected" and then heard the name Jimmie Ward, I fell back on the early scouting reports of him as a nickle corner and felt comfort.
Google searches of various big boards, better known as the ones not seen on NFL Network or ESPN, gave me even greater peace of mind. Of the nine big boards I looked at, five placed him among the top 32 players and the lowest board had him at 43. Clearly this guy is a talent, and I'm not so sure the team could have found a trade back partner where they felt Ward would fall to them. Trent Baalke has clearly shown that he identifies a guy he is comfortable taking at the Niners predetermined spot in the draft and taking him despite the hype around him by the media. This worked out with Aldon Smith and not with A.J. Jenkins, but Ward at least had the scouts' buzz that he was as good as his draft position. And though it maybe redundant to some to had a third safety, Baalke said last night the Niners play with nickle personnel about 60% of the time and Ward will be competing for that 5th db spot, which would essentially make him a starter. On top of that, it provides depth at safety for two players, Bethea and Eric Reid, who have shown to be injury prone.
The two things that have me most hyped on the pick are Ward's coverage abilities and his tackling. With the Niners running so much Cover 2 man, they need players with instincts and skills who can track receivers from a solid trail position and then have the ability to make plays when the ball comes their way. While I have been seeing that Ward has some trouble tracking the ball in the air, Cover 2 man alleviates some of these problems because you, theoretically, have someone over the top at all times who can help on the deep throws. And though he was a safety in college, he seemed to play a lot in the box, meaning he will be more accustomed to the demands of a db covering a receiver or tight end with a two way go, one of the toughest things to do in man. His tackling also has me drooling, as he does a great job of being physical despite his size, really sizing up people in the open field and attacking their waist. To me, that is a very important thing to see, as he won't be missing tackles because he is an ankle grabber and also fits into the Niners philosophy of targeting and fielding a great tackling defense. He also seems to do a good job of balancing the line between going for big hits and making the solid tackle, something that minimizes the risk of missed tackles.
He does have a slight frame, weighing only 191 pounds, and it something of a concern as he did get pushed around at times, including against Florida St in the 2012 Orange Bowl. If the Niners can get him up to around 200-205, he will have a better chance to handle the beating he could get from playing in the slot and having to take on tackles and tight ends in the run game. For the raves he has gotten about his coverage ability, there are some whispers of less than ideal lower body fluidity, hip movement and such that is crucial for man to man, but, as I mentioned before, the help in the Cover 2 man scheme will mask some of these flaws. However, when the main knock is size but the player is said to more than have the ability to start and succeed, I will always take the football player over the prototype with less skill.