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09-27-03, 08:08 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: mysql tables getting corrupted?
I have installed Mysql 4.0 on Linux 9.0. It was working perfectly fine till now. Suddenly one of the tables is not allowing to write. While select statement works, 'analyze', 'repair', 'delete', 'insert' commands are not working. When I use these commands, it hangs. However I am able to do all the operations on other tables in the same database. Has anybody got any clue on this. Should I reinstall Mysql.
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Vinoo P. Jacob
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You do not need to reinstall your mysql server
If myisam check with --safe-recover do not work
you can dump your table into a text field
Drop the table and recreate it and import data into it
But before make a backup of your .MYI and .MYD filesOlivier Miossec
09-29-03, 05:51 #3Registered User
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Thanks..problem solved
Thanks for the help.
Finally managed to find out the problem. The hard disk was full and MySQL was not able to write anything. Now it is working fine after I created some space. I just stopped and started mysql again...running perfectly as before.


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At the midpoint of the legislative session, the Florida Senate and the House of Representatives are stalemated over the issue of health care expansion under the Affordable Care Act and funding for the Low Income Pool (LIP).
Under current law the funding associated with the LIP will expire on July 1, 2015, leaving a $2 billion hole in the budget.
One tax cut, on telephone and cable services, would be a $471 million hit to the state's revenue stream, but would have only a slight impact on individual Floridians and families -- an estimated annual savings of $40 per person and $160 per family.
The size of the proposed $471 million cut is put in context when compared to funding amounts for vital state programs. For example, it is larger than the total budget of the Voluntary Prekindergarten Program. And it is 75 times larger than the proposed general revenue increase for Alzheimer's respite services for 167 seniors and funding for an additional 406 seniors in the Community Care for the Elderly program.
The needs of the state suggest that now is not the time to pass $600 million to $800 million in tax cuts.
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Yeah yeah, there's already a music thread. However, I like to turn this into a little game on the forums I visit. It's also a really nice way to get into new music.
Rate the piece of music above you, and then post one yourself. I would not recommend full quoting, tends to get cluttered that way.


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So today, totally embarrassing…I got together with some ladies for lunch. Only I totally forgot about it until I got their text letting me know lunch was ready.
So I threw my kids in the car and drove over. I was at the gym, so not only was I sweaty and stinky, and in way too tight workout clothes, but my kids were a mess! My son looked fine, but my baby was still in her PJ's, her messy PJ's that she ate breakfast in without a bib. Her nose was running, her face was dirty, she had gunk in her hair, those fuzz-ball crusties in-between her fat little fingers, oh and worst of all, she had a stinky diaper. Not my best parenting moment! (I did have a diaper bag, so I took care of that one pretty quickly)
Clearly I am not the person to turn to for fashion advice for kids, but luckily for me I have some really fashionable friends who have really fashionable children. I figured I would ask them for tips. Below you will find 5 tips for more stylish kids AND tomorrow we are doing a GIVEAWAY from Happy Goat Designs to help you get on your way to more stylish offspring.
1. Start with basics.
I love the idea that not everything in your kid's closet has to be perfect, you can simply start with some basics and accessorize with key pieces. My friend Amy, who is probably the most stylin' mama out there and responsible for this kiddo's wardrobe says, "Do something like have lots of basics from inexpensive stores (i.e. white shirts because they get so spoiled so quickly) and splurge on some statement pieces. My son has a cashmere winter beanie that I'm in love with and in my opinion was worth every penny." You can punch up any look with a great hat, scarf, suspenders, ruffle socks, necklace, sweater, or shoes!
So buy statement pieces and accessorize. I can't emphasize it enough. Another friend, Jennica, says, "Like any well dressed adult, accessorize. A pair of cowboy boots can turn jean shorts and a t-shirt into the perfect outfit. Make your accessories bold and save on clothes! A bright pink jacket can fancy up a number of simple outfits to make them look glam, etc. Same with boys. A bright pair of shoes accenting a color in a t-shirt makes you look at the outfit as a whole canvas, rather than cheap pieces. If you are going to spend money on something, make it accessories to glam up a multitude of cheap things. "
One of my favorite outfits I have ever put my oldest son in was the one below. The jacket was a hand me down, the jeans from Crazy 8, and I think I got the t-shirt at Target, but with the shoes pulling it all together, he looked great!
2. Would You Wear it?
The next tip is to ask yourself if you would wear it. Christa, hot mom to 2 styling kids says, "If it's something you wish they made in your size then it's pretty stylish!" So go for it. Get those clothes that you only wish they made for you, because chances are you aren't the only one thinking that. But remember, having a stylish kid is more than clothes, it is the details. It is hair, attitude, cleanliness, fit, and so much more! If you wouldn't go to the grocery store looking like your kids do, then don't take them looking that way. A good place to start is regularly bathing your kids (Sad that I have to mention this one, trust me, it is for me!), and take the time to get them ready EVERY day. I know that even taking a few moments to do my daughter's hair and make sure her clothes match makes a big difference in how she looks and feels, and how I feel about taking her out in public!
Like any rule there are exceptions, but be sure you are making an obvious exception. Juli another stylish momma with 2 very stylish kids says, "Don't buy it unless Will and Kate would! A baby needs to look like a baby now and then, but keep it classy, or make it something you would wear. Don't fall into that gray area. Either all or nothing. That is my hard and fast rule." She went on to say that, "Hair and face is everything! Your kids could be wearing the most stylish outfit there is, but no one is going to notice that if they have food around their mouth or boogers from their nose. If you want your kids to look stylish–my number one suggestion is do their hair and wash their face."
3. Shop the Sales.
There are plenty of places to buy cute clothes. But the problem for most of us is fitting those cute clothes into the budget. The trick is get what you like, but as my friend Josie says, "Never pay full price for anything! Most everything I buy is sale or clearanced. Even some of the fun brands like Matilda Jane or Persnickety or HM. They all have major sales at the end of the season. Also, the majority of my kid's clothes are TJ Maxx." And trust me, this woman knows what she is talking about, I don't think I have ever seen such stylish children.
You don't have to fit in with the latest trends or shop at the most expensive places to be stylish. Find what works for your kids and your budget. Just express yourself, even if that means not buying the hottest brands or from the most notable places. My friend Amanda who is responsible for dressing these two cuties, says, "Shop department stores. We tend to think we have to shop handmade or boutique to have stylin' kids and I NEVER do! We LOVE JC Penny because they have extremely modern kid's collections and AMAZING prices because unlike boutiques and handmades they go through a clearance period."
Another great tip from Juli is, "If you have an expensive store you like, get on their email list. I love J-Crew and every few months I get an email from them with a great coupon. I can get all of my son's jeans for the price I would pay at a basic store, but for real quality clothes."
4. Layer
When styling your children, yes…I did just say that, you want to think layers. Layers look great on kids, and can add dimension. It is like artwork! Juli gave this great advice, "When you buy more expensive clothes, it is hard to say goodbye to them. With my daughter, when she outgrows a dress, I layer it with leggings and a cardigan, and the dress becomes a tunic so she gets more wear out of it. You would never know that my 3 year old is wearing a size 18 month top. Really, don't go by size. I love layers too because if it is warm you can take the cardigan off, or add it if they are cold."
5. Mix and Match Pieces
When you walk into a store and see a cute outfit on a mannequin, that doesn't mean you have to buy the whole outfit. In fact, sometimes just a piece of it can be the perfect addition to your collection. Jennica offers this advice, "One outfit doesn't have to come from one store! I don't ever buy the matching outfits stores sell, I buy pieces that I like from everywhere and put them together. Gap plus Wal-Mart go well together." With this in mind, remember to buy the good stuff, if it is only so-so, or you don't love it, don't buy it. Juli shares this advice, "I always say quality over quantity. I would rather have 5 great pieces that I can mix and match to make 10 great outfits, then enough pieces for 100 outfits I don't love. "
There you have it! Our 5 ways to have stylish kids! And don't my friends just have the cutest kids ever? If you want more stylish kids, and don't want to pay for it, then check back tomorrow because we are doing a GIVEAWAY where one lucky reader will get an item of their choice from Happy Goat Designs! Giveaways are our favorite because we love you guys!


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Two different bodegas in Dubai – Tolosa and Salero
Of late we've seen the Brazilian churrascaria craze engulf Dubai, then the Mexican wave and now it's the Spanish bodega fiesta – with a dose of French thrown in. El Sur started the trend, and here's a couple of new restaurants reviewed.
A wine bar-cum-restaurant embracing south-west French fare with northern Spanish influences is enough to capture my attention. Tolosa, the historical name of Toulouse, was the capital of Occitania, France's south-western region. Meanwhile, bodega reflects the al fresco bars spilling over the border in Spain. Enter Tolosa Bodega hidden in a corner of Souk Al Bahar. The intense rosy and orange brick colours of Toulouse are reflected across the cosy wine bar and restaurant.
A traditional chalk board menu of chef specials frames one wall, whilst the à la carte marries pintxos dishes – the Basque equivalent of tapas – with salads, soups, tartares and main courses. No pork licence here sadly. The shrimp croquettes are creamy and crunchy, and as mini balls pop down far too swiftly – but would benefit from a spicy side dip. Baby red peppers or call them capsicums if you're posh, arrive prettily presented as an inverted trio stuffed with well seasoned shredded crab. Zesty shrimp ceviche peeks out from a wonderfully hearty tomato and avocado salsa. The sea bass tartare is presented on a slab of slate – diced with avocado, chives, lemon zest and a dash of olive oil – simple and refreshing. A side order of fries are thankfully not chips and come double fried – the kind you moreishly pick on all day long.
The wine list is on the pricey side especially when the more affordable French tipples are not available, but there's a good Spanish Martin Codax Bierzo on offer by the glass (AED72). A small platter of Ossau-Iraty cheese well paired with a tart black cherry jam helps polish off our vino. When I return to work my way through the many duck dishes, I'll save room for the pain perdu and tarte tatin.
Service whilst a little shambolic to begin with because they do not acknowledge my RoundMenu booking improves quickly – perhaps they guess FooDiva's reviewing – and our waiter, Spanish I believe, knows his menu and passionately articulates his recommendations. We are the first to arrive, admittedly 7.30ish on a week night is not peak period, but luckily the restaurant corner of Tolosa fills up pretty quickly. The bar is sadly rather lonesome all night long, unlike neighbouring Left Bank, a far bigger attraction for some. I've never understood ladies nights. At AED143 each, our tapas dinner à deux is very affordable, but be warned, the wine list will more than double the bill. On the upside, book through Roundmenu for a 20% discount off the food bill.
Moving on to a more traditionally Spanish concept, a few nights later I should add, Salero Tapas & Bodega at Kempinski Mall of the Emirates. Sitting on one of the banquettes I am fascinated by the quirky décor – it's not often I find myself gazing above, completely mesmerised by over-sized upturned raffia lamp shades, a clever Kandinsky-like mural representation of traditional Spanish artefacts, and shelves crammed with colourful boozy bottles.
Our Spanish waiter is super relaxed and chatty bringing us slithers of cecina, a cured beef carved on the spot to nibble on whilst we wait for friend number three. The wine list is extensive but expensive. My very drinkable Catalonian, Codorniu cava (the cheapest on the list) is priced at AED76 per glass.
The tapas-focused dinner menu (with pork hoorah!) features a rather teeny selection, but a handful of new dishes will be added this week, our waiter explains. We opt to choose six tapas dishes for AED180. Complimentary ingredients for pan con tomate arrive first – just rub the roasted garlic followed by fresh tomato on toasted bread, drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with salt (salero in Spanish by the way) and you're ready to roll. A nice touch but watch out, it's a meal in itself.
A potato salad resembles the Russian version, but with the addition of diced tuna belly – quite a popular dish on tapas menus in Spain apparently. A little non-descript, can't say I would order it again. A fried eggplant dish highly recommended by our waiter arrives tempura-style, drizzled with cane honey – subtle flavours, but I don't quite understand the relevance to the Spanish menu. On the other hand, juicy Cantabrian anchovies on crunchy romaine lettuce hearts with sherry vinaigrette is a simple but creatively executed dish. The very traditional patatas brava with a drizzling of paprika sauce, chicken croquettes and Spanish tortilla – the latter beautifully presented in a mini cast-iron skillet – are tasty enough but nothing to wow my palate. The star dish of the night is the seafood paella, and the centrepiece you see here is the small portion (priced at AED200) but enough to feed four. Oozing with plump prawns and squid, the rice has a good bite to it.
Our waiter's easygoing, charming nature and in-depth menu knowledge is refreshing in a city stifled with either over-attentive or lacklustre service. And for a Saturday evening this spot fills up rather quickly. The music is too loud (must be an age-thing) but at our request, the volume is turned down pronto. At AED127 per head and with very stuffed stomachs, Salero is extremely well priced in comparison to El Sur – but food-wise lacks the creativity and wow factor that El Sur brings the table. Two very different experiences that can't be compared.
So there you have it, Tolosa adds some much-needed style and substance to Dubai's staid wine bar scene with a casual yet classy option at Souk Al Bahar, whilst Salero serves up traditional tapas in a quirky spot hidden away from the crazy mall surroundings – each worthy of a three out of five FooDiva knife rating.
Next up on the Spanish dining scene is the opening of tapas bar, Cielo at Dubai Creek by the restaurateurs behind successful home-grown concepts, Okku and Claw BBQ.
Do you enjoy wining and dining over tapas? Where's your go-to spot? Have you tried these newbies?
A bientôt!
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(Washington, DC)-The Metropolitan Police Department and the Department of Transportation would like to inform the public of street closures Blue Mass event scheduled for Tuesday, May 7, 2013.
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For long, it has been concealed in the fog of the Afghan war. Now, in a sensational development, the autonomous whistleblower website WikiLeaks has released a set of documents called the Afghan War Diary, an extraordinary compendium of over 91,000 reports covering the war in Afghanistan from 2004 to 2009. The reports were written by soldiers and intelligence officers and collated by the Pentagon, and mainly describe intelligence information and reports by American military officers and intelligence assets in Afghanistan. They include intelligence logs that show:
|General Hamid Gul is referenced in eight reports. One has him smuggling magnetic mines into Afghanistan to attack NATO troops; in another he is plotting to kidnap United nations staff to bargain for imprisoned Pakistani militants. A report from January 2009 has Gul meeting Arab militants in Pakistan's tribal belt. The documents suggest Gul works against US interests by supporting the Taliban and providing them strategic advice.
The ISI which finds mention in at least 190 of the reports is accused of pretending to help NATO forces while continuing to support the Taliban, plotting assassinations of Afghan government officials, encouraging attacks on Indian interests in Afghanistan and even setting bounties for attacks on Indian workers and infrastructure.
The reports indicate that American soldiers are facing not just the Taliban but also a shadowy network of Pakistani assets and collaborators. The leaked war logs also suggest that the Pakistani military has also "worked alongside Al-Qaeda to plan attacks".The documents link the ISI with one of the most lethal Afghan Taliban groups-Jalaluddin Haqqani's faction based in North Waziristan which has allegedly been used by the ISI to attack targets inside that country. It is evidently part of Pakistan's policy of gaining what it called 'strategic depth' within Afghanistan.
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Over 100 boxed items, many have never even been taken out of their packaging. Dating from the late 70's, early '80's to 2006. It took ALOT of time, but I managed to get photo's of popular series items, many complete. Shown also are a few vintage items. T are 100 boxes shown in the pictures, and many hold more than one ornament, plus t are several more not shown. Many, many have certificates of authenticity, Disney includes Holiday Memory Cards. I believe ALL of them have original pricing still intact. Some light up, make music & have movement. ALL are a delight, sure to bring Joy to young & old alike. A treasure find for the collector!
is a partial list. Please read through all of them, they are in no particular order, however I have recorded series sets all together with details. Please note that unless noted otherwise all are Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments.
SANTA'S MIDNIGHT RIDE 2005 Complete. Includes Dashaway All, Ready for Flight(holds two ornaments) and Two for the Skies (also holds two).
PEANUTS A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS 1995 Complete. SNOW SCENE TABLE TOP DISPLAY with all four characters SNOOPY, LUCY, CHARLIE BROWN & LINUS.
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The building now known as The Forge is one of the oldest buildings in the village. It was run as a blacksmith's workshop until about 1975 by Billy Clark, a well known local character and artist. Originally it was 3 separate workshops - a blacksmith's in what was once a 'one up-one down' cottage, a joiners in another two storey building and between them a single storey wheelwrights workshop. The central single storey building was extended to both left and right linking the three workshops. The anvil stands outside the front door and in the driveway is the stone on which the wooden wheels were secured to have their iron tyres fitted. It was in very poor condition when the previous owners purchased it in 1999. It has, since then, undergone a sympathetic conversion and renovation completed in September 2004.
Our second New Year Holiday - great location for walking and sharing time with friends and family. Hoping to do the same next New Year!
Great place to stay with family or friends. Well equipped with a lovely courtyard garden. Great pubs in next village a mile's walk away. Carpets in bedrooms could maybe do with replacing but everything else top notch - comfy beds too!
Great property and location exactly as advertised. This is the second time I've stayed here and I would recommend for families and groups of friends. Stayed July 2016.
This property is in a perfect location for walking with the added bonus of being able to walk directly from the house. One day we walked along the river from Middleton to Youlgrave and onwards to Alsop. A lovely round trip which is quite flat and not too muddy. Alternatively at the top of the lane, you can branch off right across the fields. Our week was blessed by glorious weather with only one day of rain. All the other days were blue sky and sunshine. We can recommend The Farmers Inn in Youlgrave to eat but do book. We booked for the Saturday night but were unable to get a table on the Wednesday.
Love this cottage so much! We have returned on several occasions to this beautiful cottage. We always have a fantastic time and totally recharge our batteries in a lovely relaxing environment.
There are numerous lovely walks directly from the cottage door. We have walked down Bradford Dale on many occasion to go to the nearby village of Youlgreave. There are 3 lovely traditional pubs that all serve delicious homemade food. Our favourite being ' The Farmyard Inn' that has won several awards for its food.
Chatsworth House, Haddon hall, Dovedale and the beautiful picture postcard village of Tissington are all within 10/15 mins drive from the cottage and well worth a visit.
The picturesque town of Bakewell is about 4 miles away. There are some lovely little individual shops and a large Coop supermarket that will provide you with all the provisions you will need for your break.
Matlock Bath, Asbourne and Alton Towers are all close by. I could go on and on and tell you so much more but you will just have to go and find out for yourself!
My family and I had a wonderful 4 day break in this lovely cottage. It had everything we could possibly need to make our break very special. We had walks from our door, bikes to use on the nearby trails and only a short drive to beautiful parts on the Peaks like Tideswell and Bakewell which we hadn't visited on previous visits. The location of the Forge is great in terms of access to areas but is in such a peaceful spot, just off the beaten track. This is definitely a place we will return to. The owners have obviously put a lot of thought and care into creating a welcoming retreat - which they thankfully, very kindly share!!
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Leisure activities: walking, bird watching, sight seeing, horse riding.
Sports & adventure activities: caving, cycling, mountain biking, freshwater fishing, fly fishing, fishing, mountaineering, hiking, mountain climbing, swimming.
Nearest Airport: East Midlands at 40 Miles
Car: recommended
The nearest shop and pubs are approx 1 mile away in Youlgrave although the local milkman calls regularly and can also supply eggs yogurts drinks etc.
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Middleton-by-Youlgreave is a small picturesque village at the head of Middleton Dale. It is an excellent base for exploring the White Peak area by foot, cycle or car and, for those simply wishing to relax, offers the peace and quiet of the unspoilt English countryside. There is a well equipped children's playground near-by.
About a mile, and a very pleasant walk away, is the village of Youlgrave with shops, a Post Office and three pubs all serving meals at lunchtime and in the evening.
The pretty market town of Bakewell is a short drive away and there is a bus service from Middleton -by-Youlgrave.
Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall are easily accessible as are the spa towns of Matlock and Buxton.
Other Activities: birdwatching,ancient monument
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22 Dec 2017 - 27 Dec 2017
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For investors trying to get a better handle on choosing and managing an investment portfolio, here's an idea that is long overdue: Fantasy mutual-fund leagues.
Sure it's quirky, but a fantasy fund league is more personally productive than rotisserie baseball or football.
You're not going to manage your own pro sports team, but you almost certainly will invest in funds and can turn game experience into real-life benefit.
The idea is simple: Run an imaginary fund portfolio, aiming for a specific performance goal and shooting for maximum accuracy and consistency rather than biggest returns.
You use the actual performance of real funds, but with imaginary cash and a scoring system that's about more than maximum gains.
Fantasy-fund-league rules could vary based on the experience of the players, but you get to make them up because there's no formal game out there, no Web site managing your fund "teams."
Fantasy money is powerful because investors tend to be a bit cowardly when their own cash is on the line. They may have astute judgment, but they don't always trust it.
Since no one has invented a fantasy-funds rulebook and scorekeeping system, here are things to consider when setting up your own league:
Players: Go it alone or with others.
On your own, manage a fictitious portfolio against your real one, or try several different investment styles to see what might make you most comfortable in the future.
Targets: Shooting only for top returns encourages risk-taking beyond what the normal investor can stand; your team should include only funds you might actually want to own in real life.
The season: Unlike a sport's season, a fantasy-funds league should run at least three years. Set up interim rewards for quarterly or annual performance and consistency, but remember that investing is a marathon.
Rules: You're trying to build asset-allocation skills, since studies show that how you spread money around is the biggest determinant of performance, larger even than which funds actually get picked.
With that in mind, limit choices to one fund per asset class.
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Trading: To make your fantasy feel real, include all costs for changing your mind.
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If you opt for exchange-traded funds, subtract trading costs. If sales charges, redemption fees or anything takes a bite of your money, your fantasy portfolio should have tooth marks to prove it.
Prizes: For a real league, a small entry fee might liven things up. Losers, at various points in time, can buy the winners lunch. The biggest prize will be the lessons you learn about yourself and your investment strategy.
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The 2015 NFL Scouting Combine has concluded and all that is left for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers prior to selecting players in the 2015 NFL Draft is pro day workouts, personal interviews and more film review and discussion. The Bucs enter this year's draft coming off a dismal 2-14 season and have plenty of holes on the roster that need to be filled with veterans through free agency and with some rookies straight out of college.
Quarterback is the primary need in Tampa Bay, especially with the release of Josh McCown, last year's starting quarterback, followed by offensive line – right tackle and right guard – in addition to middle linebacker, defensive end, nickel cornerback, safety and slot receiver. Finding a reliable, playmaking return specialist is also a need for head coach Lovie Smith and general manager Lovie Smith.
With roughly two months left to go prior to the 2015 NFL Draft, PewterReport.com offers its third Buccaneers' 7-Round Mock Draft. For the first time since 1987 when the Bucs took Miami quarterback Vinny Testaverde, Tampa Bay has the No. 1 overall pick in this year's draft and PewterReport.com has now forecasted the selection of Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston over Oregon's Marcus Mariota for the third straight mock draft.
Here is PewterReport.com's latest round-by-round draft projection that focuses mostly on improving Tampa Bay's offense.
ROUND 1 – Florida State QB Jameis Winston – 6-4, 230 – Redshirt Sophomore
Previous Pick: Florida State QB Jameis Winston
Smith acknowledged at the NFL Scouting Combine that he was "comfortable" with Winston being the face of the franchise and spent time talking to reporters about the Seminoles' past transgressions and saying there was nothing that warranted a "death sentence." The truth is that in a division with New Orleans' Drew Brees, Atlanta's Matt Ryan and Carolina's Cam Newton, Tampa Bay has a death sentence in the NFC South if it doesn't have a QB that can go toe-to-toe with those quarterbacks twice a year. That's why the Bucs need to draft an elite, proven winner in Winton, evidenced by a 26-1 record at Florida State, winning the Heisman Trophy and the National Championship as a redshirt freshman.
Winston is regarded as the best pocket passer in the draft and would be an ideal fit for new offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter, whose system relies on strong QB play from the pocket. Tabbed by ESPN's Todd McShay as the second-best quarterback prospect to come out in the last decade behind Andrew Luck, Winston engineered five game-winning drives and he has a perfect 7-0 record in games decided by a touchdown or less, and games like that are typical in the NFL.
The Bessemer, Ala. native has completed over 65 percent of his passes for 7,964 yards with 65 touchdowns and 28 interceptions. Winston set an FBS freshman record with 40 touchdown passes in 2013 against just 10 picks. He has the intangibles, arm strength, mobility, ability to read defenses and go through progressions and a track record of having success early in his career that could make his transition to the NFL a quick and smooth one.
Winston's background is going to be fully vetted by the team, and Bucs sources tell PewterReport.com that he'll be cleared. In addition to tremendous physical ability to throw the ball and make plays, Winston has an uncanny football I.Q. and that will allow him to hit the ground running as a rookie in Dirk Koetter's offense. The buzz Winston will generate from the Seminoles fan base in the Tampa Bay area will drive ticket sales, which will appeal to the Glazers, and he will make the Buccaneers relevant again on the national landscape.
ROUND 2 – UCLA MLB Eric Kendricks – 6-0, 232 – Senior
Previous Pick: Utah DE Nate Orchard
After drafting a quarterback in the first round, the Buccaneers come back in the second round and draft the quarterback of their defense in Kendricks, who won the Butkus Award and Lott Trophy as the best linebacker in college football. He finished as the school's all-time leading tackler with 481 stops, and his 150 tackles in 2012 were the most by a Bruin since 1978.
The 6-foot, 232-pound Kendricks was one of the stars at the NFL Scouting Combine, recording a 4.66 in the 40-yard dash, a broad jump of 10-foot-4 and a vertical leap of 38 inches. That athleticism allowed him to become a big-time playmaker at UCLA where he recorded 26 tackles for loss, 10 sacks, five interceptions, three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. Kendricks scored four touchdowns for the Bruins – two on fumble recoveries and one on an interception.
Kendricks, the younger brother of Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Mychal Kendricks, is a sideline-to-sideline player, adept at pass coverage, blitzing and stuffing the run. There are very few holes in his game and this three-year starter has the experience and football I.Q. to step on to the field and start in Tampa Bay as a rookie. Having two speedy, well-rounded linebackers like Kendricks and Lavonte David in red and pewter would instantly improve the Bucs defense.
ROUND 3 – Kansas State WR Tyler Lockett – 5-10, 182 – Senior
Previous pick: Kansas State WR Tyler Lockett
Lockett remains the pick in the third round for the Buccaneers, who need to upgrade their speed on offense and playmaking on special teams. Lockett, who starred at the Senior Bowl and at the NFL Scouting Combine where he ran a 4.4 in the 40-yard dash, brings great value to Tampa Bay as he can contribute on all four downs as a rookie – even helping to cover kicks and punts. Lockett left K-State with six touchdowns in the return game, with four on kickoffs – including a pair of 100-yarders – and two on punts. His 19.1-yard punt return average led the FBS this year and he had three additional return touchdowns (two punt, one kickoff) that were negated due to penalties.
Lockett ended his Kansas State career as the Wildcats' all-time leading receiver with 249 receptions for 3,710 yards and 29 touchdowns thanks to a record-setting senior season in which he caught 106 passes for 1,515 yards and 11 scores. Lockett comes from great bloodlines as his father, Kevin, and uncle, Aaron, a Bucs' seventh-round draft pick in 2002, were tremendous receivers for the Wildcats.
Lockett, who is known for his route-running ability, is great at creating separation and would excel as a slot receiver in Dirk Koetter's offense, much the same way that Harry Douglas occupied that role in Atlanta. The 5-foot-10, 182-pound Lockett is a similarly built quick receiver that can play both inside and outside. His big-play skill set is reminiscent of that of Pittsburgh's Antonio Brown as Lockett, who starred during Senior Bowl week, had 17 100-yard games for the Wildcats, and had 16 receptions of 40 yards or more. No game was bigger than Lockett's 12-catch, school-record 278-yard, three-touchdown performance against Oklahoma cornerback Aaron Colvin, who was projected to be a first-round pick before tearing his ACL last year at the Senior Bowl. (Warning: the following video contains profanity)
ROUND 4 (from St. Louis) – Penn State OT Donovan Smith – 6-6, 338 – Junior
Previous pick: Penn State OT Donovan Smith
Tampa Bay appears to have a higher need for tackle as opposed to guard, and that's why PewterReport.com has the Bucs opting for Smith over Douglas in the fourth round. Smith surprised NFL scouts by leaving Penn State early and foregoing his senior season, but he graduated with a degree in criminology after just three and a half years. With 31 career starts at left tackle, Smith has plenty of experience, but has had bouts of inconsistency during his years with the Nittany Lions that make scouts think he would have been better off staying in school for one more year and devloping, especially in a draft deep with offensive tackles.
The 6-foot-5, 341-pound Smith needs to work on his technique and will likely need a developmental year in the NFL. The Owings Mill, Md. native didn't even make the honorable mention list for the Big 10, but that speaks more about the talented offensive tackles in the conference than it does about any deficiencies in Smith's game, and it doesn't mean he won't have a productive career in the NFL.
Smith had a good showing for NFL scouts at the Senior Bowl, and drew rave reviews for playing in the game as a graduated underclassman. He carries his weight well and is nimble-footed in both pass protection and in the run game. Smith has a nasty disposition on the field and loves to finish his opponents with pancake blocks. He is a highly competitive, aggressive lineman that has the size and skill set to play either left tackle, right tackle or guard, which gives the Bucs a tremendous amount of versatility.
ROUND 5 – Texas CB Quandre Diggs – 5-9, 195 – Senior
Previous pick: Northern Iowa RB David Johnson
Tampa Bay needs a starting-caliber nickel cornerback as both Leonard Johnson and Isaiah Frey disappointed in that role in 2014, combining for just one interception. Diggs is a feisty, aggressive cornerback that has experience playing in the slot and on the perimeter.
Diggs is an aggressive defender in run support and a hard hitter that racked up 214 tackles, 14 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles for the Longhorns defense. But he's even better against pass, finishing his Longhorns career with 11 interceptions, including four each during his first two seasons at Texas in 2011 and '12. Diggs also had an interception at the Senior Bowl where he capped off a great week of practice in front of NFL scouts.
For a team like Tampa Bay that hasn't had a great nickel cornerback since Ronde Barber left years ago, Diggs has some Barber-like qualities about him. He's covered some of the best receivers in college football over the past few years, including West Virginia's Kevin White and K-State's Tyler Lockett. The fact that he has four years of starting experience could help him start as a rookie for the Bucs. If Tampa Bay can procure a defensive starter in the fifth round that is quite an accomplishment.
ROUND 5 (from Patriots) – Montana DE Zack Wagenmann – 6-3, 247 – Senior
Previous pick: USC LB Hayes Pullard
The Bucs get some pass rushing help with Wagenmann, a defensive end with 38 consecutive starts dating back to his sophomore year. He finished his impressive Montana career with 37.5 sacks, including a career-high 17.5 this year, which was the third-most in college football. In his final game for the Grizzlies, Wagenmann tied his career high with three sacks in the team's 37-20 loss at Eastern Washington in the second round of the playoffs.
Wagenmann also had 74 tackles, 22.5 tackles for loss and six forced fumbles, which was tied for the nation's lead in both FBS and FCS. In his Montana career, Wagenmann has 201 tackles, 52 tackles for loss, 11 forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. Yet outside of his two sacks in a 17-12 loss at Wyoming to start the season, Wagenmann has not faced elite competition, which is why is draft stock is parked on the third day rather than in the first three rounds.
The epitome of consistency, Wagenmann burst onto the scene with a team-high 11.5 sacks as a sophomore and then had 8.5 last year before erupting for 17.5 this season. He gets the most of his sacks from his relentless motor, but needs to get stronger, evidenced by Wagenmann's 14 reps of 225 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine, which were the lowest of all defensive linemen.
ROUND 6 (from St. Louis) – Miami G Jon Feliciano – 6-4, 323 – Senior
Previous pick: Memphis CB Bobby McCain
Tampa Bay will likely address the guard position in free agency, but will add more interior line help in the draft with Feliciano, a three-year starter for the Hurricanes. Feliciano primarily started at left guard, but had two starts at right tackle and also saw some time at right tackle during his senior season. At 6-foot-4, 323 pounds, the Davie, Fla. native is a big, physical lineman and a nasty finisher.
Feliciano gets great push off the line in run blocking and is adept at pass protection, too. While he doesn't look overly athletic, he can get to the ground with ease and take out the legs of defenders with chop blocks at the line of scrimmage or downfield on screen passes. Feliciano has the ability to develop as a starter in the NFL and could compete right away with Kadeem Edwards, a late-round pick last year, for playing time for the Buccaneers.
Feliciano had a good week at the East-West Shrine Game in St. Petersburg, Fla., is a very bright football player that graduated last May. He's used to playing in the Florida heat and is well conditioned, which is important for linemen playing for Tampa Bay and only gave up four sacks over the past three seasons. Watch for Feliciano (No. 70) throwing blocks in these Duke Johnson highlights at left guard and right tackle.
ROUND 7 – North Dakota State RB John Crockett – 6-0, 217 – Senior
Previous pick: Miami G Jon Feliciano
The Bucs pick up another running back that can help on special teams in Crockett, who was a huge success at North Dakota State after burst onto the scene as a sophomore. In 2012, Crockett rushed for 1,038 yards and nine touchdowns while averaging 5.4 yards per carry. Splitting carries as the Bisons' number two running back, Crockett rushed for 1,277 yards and 11 touchdowns, while averaging 6.7 yards per carry. He also flourished as the team's kick returner, averaging 26.2 yards on 11 returns with a career-long of 52 yards against Illinois State.
As a senior, Crockett took over the full-time duties at running back and rushed for 1,994 yards and 21 touchdowns on 368 carries (5.4 avg.) and produced 11 100-yard games in 2014. He finished with 20 100-yard games in his NDSU career. Crockett started off the season rushing for 139 yards and three touchdowns, including a career-long 80-yarder, in a 34-14 road upset at FBS school Iowa State.
After rushing for 152 yards and two scores in a win against South Dakota State, Crockett had a career day in a 39-32 playoff win against Coastal Carolina in which he dashed for a career-high 227 yards and two scores, including a 70-yarder, on 26 carries. His 45-yard game-winning touchdown jaunt in the fourth quarter allowed him to set the record for the most rushing yards in a single season in Bison history. Crockett is a very good receiver out of the backfield and has experience in pass protection, which makes him a viable weapon on all three downs.
Scott Reynolds is in his 23rd year of covering the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the vice president, publisher and senior Bucs beat writer for PewterReport.com. Author of the popular SR's Fab 5 column on Fridays, Reynolds oversees web development and forges marketing partnerships for PewterReport.com in addition to his editorial duties. A graduate of Kansas State University in 1995, Reynolds enjoys giving back to the community as the defensive line coach for his sons' Pop Warner team, the South Pasco Predators. Reynolds can be reached at: [email protected]
If you traded Phillip Dorsett for Lockett all of the top 4 are my favorite guys. That's pretty awesome. Dorsett is the real deal, and that's coming from someone who thinks 6′ tall is a midget. Lol.
Dorsett will not make it to the 3rd round he is a solid 2nd round pick but he is not worth the 2nd pick in the 2nd round.
Good looking mock, I just don't think we can wait that long to get an offensive lineman. I would take one in the second and third then worry about middle linebacker or slot reciever in the fourth.
Like this but I don't see Kendricks OR Lockett being there when we pull the trigger.
I would be happy with this line up though I worry about how late in this mock we address the O-line,especially if we are drafting a franchise QB..Fingers crossed that Kendricks is still there at the top of two..
My prediction for draft day is if Mariota falls to the Raiders time on the clock,they make a trade with the Eagles~Eagles nab Mariota and the raiders load up on picks…
I'll agree with Scott one time. If we play all our games in Tallahassee JW is untouchable.
Really? No OL until round 4. Of course that will work. It worked last year right? If we are picking Winston first, we have to upgrade tackle and guard or he is going the way of David Carr. We have to protect our investment and a functional OL will protect him when throwing and protect him by improving the running game. So just give up taking a WR at all and certainly not a RB. Neither of these picks will amount to nothing without a functional OL.
It wouldn't surprise me to see two O-linemen come off the board in the second and third; especially if they trade Glennon for a third rounder. e
I guess I'm with the rest of you, I believe we need O-Line help early. Don't see some of these picks being available when we are on the clock. Looks like a wishful thinking Mock more then a reality mock.
I hope Perryman is there when we pick in the 2nd.
Good mock! Assuming we address OT via FA next month we won't have to address that need in the 2nd or 3rd round and stay true to our board and a BPA approach. With Dotson moving over to LT and Pamphile returning as a the back up swing OT we have get a starting caliber RT in FA. Their are some good OG prospects that should be their in rounds 3-5 that can battle in TC w/ last years 5th Kadeem Edwards for the starting spot opposite Mankins.
Dotson should stay where he is. He is serviceable at best and is not a spring chicken either. His replacement should have already been drafted imo. There is not one O-lineman on the roster that graded out very well. Both Penn and Zuttah had better grades,sadly enough.
If Jameis is the pick then I would prefer the BUCs go after Cam Erving in the 2nd to help Jameis.
According to PFT, several franchises have become candidates for significant spending in Free Agency. The franchises to watch are the Falcons, Buccaneers, Raiders, Jaguars, and Bills.
With about 27mil in cap space after adjusting for the rookie draft pool, that number is likely to increase due to further cuts (Goldson/Koenen/Collins), restructures (Jackson), and trades (Glennon/Martin). The Bucs are likely to have cap space in excess of 40mil by March 10th.
Do not be surprised if there is some odd trade of Michael Johnson back to the Bengals as they have recently made public their possible interest. Maybe we can make a package deal with Collins and Johnson.
I like Scott's draft, but before you can accurately forecast the draft, you really need to have some idea of what the Bucs do in FA. However, here is my best guess today assuming they're going to get (1) O-Line, (1) D-Line (1) OLB, and (1) secondary.
Macabee's 2015 7 Round Mock Draft V3
ROUND 1 – QB Jameis Winston/ FSU – 6-4, 230
ROUND 2 – C/OT Cameron Erving/FSU – 6-5, 320
ROUND 3 – ILB Stephone Anthony/Clemson – 6-3, 243, 4.56
ROUND 3 – (Trade for Glennon) OG Trae Jackson/ FSU – 6-4, 330, 5.52
ROUND 4 – FS Durrell Eskridge/Syracuse – 6-3, 208, 4.63
ROUND 5 – RB Matt Jones/UF – 6-2, 231, 4.61
ROUND 5 – CB Justin Cox/Miss St – 6-1, 191, 4.36
ROUND 6 – (St. Louis)) DE Lynden Trail/Norfolk St. – 6-6, 262
ROUND 7 – TE Jean Sifrin/UMass – 6-5, 245, 484
Wow Mac, that is a pretty damn good draft. I think that would be perfect for us although some names I don't know. The first 3 rounds you have are a ridiculously good fit. Putting two of Jameis' teammates in front of him would be huge. I however think it's a pipe dream to think Cam is going to be there in the second. I really think a team like New England will take him. They would do something like that.
CG, I like size speed and fit for Lovie's scheme. Youtube some of these guys and you will see what I mean. You're probably right about Erving, but all of the top 10 OTs and the top 2 ILBs are not going in the first round.Most of the mocks have Lovie taking DE Odighizuwa in the 2nd. I say O-Line!
True, I think a great steal in the third would be tre jackson. He's been talking to the bucs a lot and he didn't blow up the combine stats wise, so that should help him slip a bit. Even as a Noles fan this guys stats are pretty damn good. Gave up 1.5 sacks in three years and not called once for a holding. How about that, a Tampa lineman that might not hold somebody. I think we need to go lineman in the 2nd and third. Pick up an additional third for a glennon trade and fill another need such as ILB or slot receivers. We do have options.
wow, now that's a draft right there. One could only dream for that scenario…not sure if cox and trail will be available at those positions. I'm a FSU fan, but honestly would prefer the O line kid from TAMU, as he has better potential moving around the line and if recovered from injury can start at right tackle.
I would love that draft, however, A. Cameron Erving isn't falling to Rd 2 IMO (though I would be stoked if he did) and B. I severely doubt we are getting a 3rd for Glennon and the Sr Bowl MVP Tre Jackson falls to the 3rd. It would be amazing, it, however, would be severely unlikely.
Looked at 20 mocks, found 3 with Pats taking Erving at 32. Newcomer DJ Humphries may push him into the 2nd round. Just keeping my fingers crossed!
This mock makes dramatically more sense than PR's. I would only quibble with the RB and TE picks, as we did that last year and have too many holes to fill. We can probably get Wright back from NE after they cut him and if unless we blew our RB pick last year we have enough to get by with this yr. Nice job
Spot 1 QB; Spot 34 OL; Spot 67 LB or OL.
Here are some players to look for: Frank Clark, DE, domestic violence; DGB, WR,domestic violence; A J Johnson, MLB, rape; Noah Spence, DT, possession of date rape drugs; Karlos Williams, RB, domestic violence; Ron Darby, CB, wingman and videographer for JW doing the deed. None convicted of a crime, four suspended and/or kicked off team, three applauded and continued to play for FSU. What a surprise. Perfect draft and even a team leader selected first. Go Bucs.
Any particular reason you decided to rant nonsense like that on here?
Any particular reason your so lame?
Oh no you hit me with the lame joke. I'm reeling I assure you.
Lol Bucmeister….I like the cut of your jib
Classic! They don't call them the Florida State Criminols for nothing!
you gotta learn to separate your college affections with pro…
Ronald Darby didn't record the act, Chris Casher did. So unfortunately you are going to have to wait a year or two before you can mock him to us :-
Go get Leonard Williams. Forget the Headache.
Beside the fact that I obviously believe Mariota will be the 1st round pick I think this is a fairly good mock draft. I actually love the idea of getting Kendricks in the 2nd round. He would be great value at that spot at a position of great need. However, the more I think about his height and weight the more Tyler Lockett sounds like a high 4th round pick to me. I'm thinking he or a nickel CB is our 4th round pick and an OG is our 3rd round pick. I think there will be 1 if not 2 future Pro Bowl caliber OG's left at the top of the 3rd round. That's how deep the position is this year.
I too love the idea of Kendricks, but I think we really need to go with offensive lineman in rounds two and three. We are not deep at all and what we have is terrible. Either QB we pick is going to take an ass whopping behind that line. Slot receiver or ILB in the 4th a nickle corner 5th. That's not counting trades which would change everything.
3 glaring needs for our Bucs: QB, OL, ILB, and that is how they should be addressed. You want to throw more fuel on a raging fan base fire, draft a QB and have another horrible OL (because FA worked great last year). Drafting OL in the 4th isn't going to bring any mercy. After drafting QB &OL if the Bucs need to move up to get a good ILB do it.
I would like to think Glennon can grow and develop some more and we should pick Leonard Williams; but, I digress . . .
A thought that came to my mind last night is that Marcus Mariota could be a better redzone Qb than Jamies Winston. Winston is better in between the twenties with his big arm; Mariota is better in the redzone with his quick read decision making and scrambling ability. Winston can get the ball down field if the deep ball is even allowed by the D; Mariota can scramble around and get lots of first downs; Winston makes for quick strike(if there), Mariota makes for long, get the D tired drives, and every now and then, when the D decides to cheat too much, Mariota can hit the short to intermediate pass that can go for the long one as well. Sorry Winston fans . . . and I'm not even arguing about off the field issues . . . Mariota is the better Qb!
found this, http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2327855-marcus-mariotas-achilles-heel-costs-ducks-national-title , Marcus Mariota's Achilles heel is redzone!
I hope Winston is the next Dan Marino; but, I see a Elway/Favre/Rothlesberger arm than a Namath/Marino/Jeff George arm; I know its nitpicking, but I've always noticed the difference.
Rather grab a tackle in second as much as I love Kendricks we played Cousins at LT cause we have zero depth and Im not impressed with Pamphile either. Take Jake Fisher or Cameron Irving in second take Stephon Anthony in third, take a guard twice in fourth
However you slice it we have more holes to fill than this draft will address for sure. I think we need O line second round. This draft also doesn't really do anything to help pass rush. Better skip WR and RB as it all starts up front. Depressing we have some many holes still and have rotten luck with free agents for most part.
Let's see how we do in FA….that will change the draft considerably. Until then, it's just throwing darts at a board.
Only 2 o-linemen ??? Scary…
Jon Gruden, I think we played Cousins to make sure we got the first pick in the draft. LoL.
I really don't get your love affair with Lockett? With some of the top G's that will possibly be there, why in the world would they take a small slot WR when they have Herron, Murphy, and possibly a FA WR they might bring in.
well buc fans I have thought about this. What would really happen if Tampa did trade with Phila and Tampa receieves all of the first 6 picks. Boy Phila get Mariota at #1 but the computer said that Tampa could still get the FSU at 20. Plus Tampa would have 12 more picks and wow what a selection of talent would be available. Good players at each position. But if winston is gone get Hundley at #20 and keep Glen to teach Hundley. That would give the bucs a lot of options and they would be winners in 2015 and 2016.Go Bucs
If they didn't swing the trade then the 3.0 mock picks is great go bucs
I'm O.K. with Kendricks unless Erving is there. I think the kid will be a pro bowl center, the fact he played with Winston would make it an added bonus.
After watching the combine I would rather have Conway over Lockett or Dorsett.
Scott Reynolds, I swear you are the biggest k-state homer, always pushing your k-state players every year. I love your articles and such but I would respect more of it if it were more well rounded. Oh the power of the media! I really think we need a starter in the o-line as well as a nickel back that is a better quick twitch athlete than diggs, who many sites were unimpressed with at the combine. for mlb imho i feel the kid from clemson has a higher ceiling in Lovie's turnover driven system.
Wait, Yamon Figurs wasn't a beast? Damn. Well at least Jordy Nelson was very good. Too bad we didn't go after him instead of the guy who threw him the ball.
He can't help it; most of us our bias to our school.
I doubt Donovan Smith will make it the 4th round (especially not the pick we have which is St Louis)
Wagenmann in the 5th? He would be lucky to be a 7th, probably an FA. If we want a DE here, Geneo Grissom, Anthony Chickillo or CJ Olaniyan.
If we want Feliciano, we should trade down. He will still be there with our 7th round pick. I would rather have Aundrey Walker, Josue Matias, Max Gracia, or Jarvis Harrison.
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My 7 rd mock…
Rd 1 Pk 1 Jameis Winston QB FSU
Rd 2 Pk 2 Jake Fisher LT Oregon
Rd 3 Pk 1 Nate Orchard DE/LB Utah
Rd 4 Pk 10 Za'Darius Smith DE Kentuky
Rd 5 Pk 26 Ibraheim Campbell S Northwestern
Rd 5 Pk 32 Josue Matias OG FSU
Rd 6 Pk 8 Antwan Goodley WR Baylor
Rd 7 Pk 1 Karlos Williams RB FSU
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* Sees 2016 sales increase 5 pct vs 14 pct in 2015
* Adjusted EBIT rises 14 pct to 4.4 bln eur in 2015
* Europe, USA help offset slower China, Russia, Brazil (Adds details on profit, regions, cars)
FRANKFURT, Jan 11 (Reuters) - German auto parts and tyre maker Continental expects slowing growth this year after meeting its targets for 2015 sales and adjusted operating profit, it said on Monday.
Continental said it expected a sales increase of around 5 percent after a 14 percent jump to about 39.2 billion euros ($42.8 billion) in 2015, in line with forecasts.
Adjusted earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) also rose about 14 percent to 4.4 billion euros or 11.7 percent of sales.
"Market growth in Europe and the USA helped us to compensate for slower growth in China, major recessions in Russia and Brazil, and the decline in industrial business, particularly in the raw materials sector," said Chief Executive Elmar Degenhart.
"We aim to maintain our adjusted EBIT margin again at more than 10.5 percent," he said in a statement.
Continental said it expected global production of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles to increase slightly this year to 89 million from 88 million in 2015.
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