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What type of player does a collegiate coach look for when recruiting?
Questions and Answers
The biggest question most high school athletes ask is,
"how do I get noticed?"
'Coaches are always looking for guys that compete with great energy.' — Dave Pietramala
While there is no single answer to the question, ESPN RISE spoke with lacrosse head coaches at Denver, Jacksonville, Johns Hopkins and Notre Dame to find out some ways a player can gain a college coach's attention.
What can a player do to get noticed?
Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame
"There are three different avenues a guy can take. If I were trying to be noticed I would pick my events in the summer and fall. I would do some self-promotion to the programs I was interested in and I would use my
high school coach
to help get my name out there.
"Kids should be smart and strategic about the events, know what the level of play is and what his aspirations are. Every event doesn't have the same people. You're going to have different coaches at different venues based on the perceived level of play at that event. Have some good video available and send it out to coaches."
Matt Kerwick, Jacksonville University
"The summer and fall tournaments are so crucial to the recruiting process now. If you are a sophomore and playing at a
strong high school program
, unless you're a superstar you're not going to be playing much. There aren't many sophomores leading those rosters because juniors and seniors who have earned the right to be starters lead them. So sending out DVD and video clips from YouTube can be really useful. "
Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins
"Perform. That's the most obvious.
If you find yourself in a game where college coaches are present, perform at a high level
. That's what's going to catch a coach's eye first. Coaches are always looking for guys that compete with great energy and enthusiasm. How hard you play is something I find to be an interesting quality you're looking for, but you don't necessarily find it as much as you'd like. I'm always amazed when I go to these camps and there is a number of coaches watching and here's the players, some who are not playing as hard as they're capable of."
Bill Tierney, University of Denver
"There are three ways:
recruiting camps
, tournaments and clubs. Lacrosse has moved to the soccer model of clubs during the summer because we can't see the kids play in the spring. Unlike football, we can't see kids play in their senior year then wait to make a decision because then it's too late for admissions. We need to see them, at the very latest, the summer after their junior year. More often than not it's the summer after their sophomore year or the fall and spring of their junior at the latest. But they're getting seen mostly at
recruiting camps
, tournament and once in a while coaches have kids come into their schools and their personal camps."
Lacrosse scholarships broken down by some of college's best coaches
'You're going to reward the guys who that are doing the right thing.'– Matt Kerwick
Lacrosse is growing rapidly in high school, according to a
US Lacrosse report
the sport has grown from more than 250,000 participants in 2001 to more than 560,000 in 2009. In contrast, according to
, NCAA Division I lacrosse has gone from 50 teams in 1981 to 60 in 2010. The number of participants has grown from 1,600 to 2,500. With more high school athletes vying for a Division I scholarship, the process has grown more competitive. To help make sense of the process, ESPN RISE spoke with coaches at several colleges and asked them to break down the process, from getting noticed to the realities of getting a Division I scholarship. Every Tuesday over the next few months, ESPN RISE editors will release a new story in the weekly series Recruiting Road. We will feature coaches' and recruiters' answers to some of the most asked recruiting questions.
How does the scholarship process for Division I lacrosse break down?
With Division I programs allotted 12.6 scholarships for their entire team, college coaches rarely give out full scholarships, instead opting to parse out those scholarships in varying increments.
The college coaches ESPN RISE spoke with said the biggest misconception in lacrosse recruiting is the thinking that those 12.6 scholarships are available each year. Programs are alloted that number to use for their entire roster, which has typically 45 to 50 players. So if a player graduates who was given $200, for example, the program can now use that $200 on another player.
Matt Kerwick, Jacksonville University
"When I was at Georgetown we had a couple guys that were getting close to full rides. We had a handful of guys that were getting 70 percent and a lot of guys that were getting 30 to 40 percent. Most programs do it the same way – you're going to reward the guys who are doing the right thing socially, academically, on the field and as a teammate. As they move to their sophomore and junior year you're going to reward those guys. They might start with a 20 percent scholarship and by the time they're leaving their senior year they are getting over half a scholarship."
Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins
"The advice I would pass on is to not believe what you hear. There is a common misconception that everyone gets a scholarship and if they get a scholarship, it's a full scholarship. The reality of it is that very few players get full scholarships. The rest are broken up. As coaches we find ourselves trying to take care of as many of these talented players as we can. Most young men are getting a portion of a scholarship and there are quite a few that are paying their own way or on some kind of need-based financial aid."
Bill Tierney, University of Denver
"We're an equivalency sport, which makes us different from football and basketball where everyone gets a full ride. What most college coaches do is break it up to some full rides, some in amounts of money, some in tuition, room and board or books. You can break them up any way you want, but in general if there is a 45-man team there might be 25 or so that are on some sort of scholarship money."
Club lacrosse could help you get noticed. As club lacrosse expands, more college coaches are taking notice. Last week, ESPN RISE asked coaches
what athletes should consider when picking events
. Sticking with the event theme and looking at the expanding landscape of club lacrosse tournaments along with individual showcase camps, we wanted to find out what role does club lacrosse and the individual camps play in the recruiting process. Club lacrosse has been expanding the last few years and in many ways models soccer. Regional players gather to form clubs and travel to showcase tournaments. These tournaments are a great way for college coaches to take notice of talent. Many coaches realize the growing importance of club lacrosse, but acknowledge that the high school coach is still their point of contact with potential recruits in many instances.
What role does club lacrosse and individual lacrosse camps play in the recruiting process?
Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame
"It's become a huge factor because it's where a lot of kids are spending their summers. I personally like it in a lot of ways. Guys are playing with a consistent team, which is good to see the range of their talent. For our evaluation purposes, I like a team setting because I think you see more of the range of things a kid can do rather then at an individual camp."
Matt Kerwick, Jacksonville University
"It's important, but it's not crucial from my standpoint. I tend to call the high school coaches more than the club coaches. We certainly like to see them play with either one. The club aspect is becoming a huge part of lacrosse, like it or not. There is a hesitation at times with certain clubs, that they're overselling their kids. You just have to feel comfortable with those respective coaches and be able to take them at their word."
Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins
"The value has continued to increase. Because of the club thing, some of the high school coaches get squeezed out a little bit. You always want to include the high school coach. No one knows a kid better then his high school coach. That being said, club does play an important role now. You're able to see these guys at tournaments and find out information about the kids."
Bill Tierney, University of Denver
"It's becoming more and more important unless you're one of the stud kids that play in one of the places that is seen a lot. I reluctantly recommend it. I like the old system where you can go to the high school coach and talk to him. Now you get kids that specialize and kids play lacrosse year around. Camps are good in that a kid can do it on his own if he's not in a good club situation. They can be valuable as an adjunct or in place of. It's another way for kids to go."
Charles Toomey, Loyola
"It seems like it's more difficult for high school teams to field teams in November and it's a big opportunity for us as coaches to get out and watch these kids play. In the summer we have the ability to see kids from far away areas that are putting together select teams and coming to the East Coast and coming to these camps. With club some kids may be more confident with the ball than others and could show a little bit better in the club program, where in the high school program they might have some more set plays and could look better in that environment."
What to do – and what not to do – on college recruiting visits. High school athletes should look at the entire picture, from academics to non-athlete facilities, when looking at a school. If you're considering whether to go on a college visit, paid or unofficial, put aside any reservations. You're always better off going. Students who make visits before applying tend to enroll more often than those who apply without visiting, so schools keep track of who comes. If college officials think you might not be serious about going there, your admission letter might just wind up with somebody else. Plus, the only way to find out whether a school is a good fit for you is to see it for yourself. But don't go without a plan.
Take a tour
Coaches will show you around the athletic facilities, but don't forget to pop into the admissions office and ask to take a campus tour, too. Remember, most of your time at school will be spent outside the lines."Make sure you see everything you are capable of seeing," says Oklahoma softball player Keilani Ricketts. Look at dorm rooms, cafeterias and libraries. Don't base your decision just on the sport and its facilities. Think about whether you like the campus.
"When you go on a visit," says Notre Dame wide receiver Barry Gallup, "you want to take your sport out of it and say, 'Could I see myself here if I wasn't playing?'"
Ask anything
Meet with coaches and admissions officers, talk to students walking through the quad, pull a professor aside. Ask everyone anything and everything. Don't worry about being a pest: Asking questions shows that you're serious about learning more about the school.
"The best questions," says Katie Holmes, catcher on the Nicholls State (La.) softball team, "are sports-related when talking to your coach, but also ask about the campus itself. What building is that? Are professors understanding of the needs of a student-athlete? Is there a tutoring center? Are there health services in case you get sick? Do you need a car? How far away are the dorms?"
Be a little skeptical
Schools want you to apply. It boosts their admissions statistics and increases their selectivity rating. So when you're on a visit — especially an official one—remember that most people you talk to are selling something: their college.
And if you visit the day of a big game, think about coming back for a weekday overnight. You can learn a lot about a school when the spotlights are off. "You might go on a game day and it's really exciting," says Gallup, "but that's only a few days out of the year like that. Can you see yourself there the rest of the year?"
Be smart
We know, being courted on campus can be a heady thing. Coaches squire you around, players want to meet you. But make sure you don't get too caught up. "The number one thing you shouldn't do on a visit is drink," says Holmes. "Go out with the team if you can, have fun, but don't be an idiot."
She's right. At this point, all you've got is your reputation and if you mess up, the coach is sure to hear about it.
Get fit
"The most important thing," Bowdoin athletic director Jeff Ward says, "is that you pick a school you're comfortable at whether you play or not." Holmes agrees. "You're at school for nine months of the year. If you aren't comfortable, those nine months seem like a lifetime." So explore the campus, talk to everyone, ask your questions. Walk away knowing you learned everything you could about a school. And don't commit unless you think it's a good fit.
College coaches want to see more than highlights. Athletes should send more than a five minute highlight if they want to impress college coaches
Getting to play in premier events can be a challenge for some high school lacrosse players. Standing out among the hundreds of players is an even larger challenge. That's one reason why over the past few years highlight DVDs and YouTube highlights have grown in popularity. It hasn't reached the critical mass that it has in football, but more high school lacrosse players are using the highlight reel to gain college coaches' attention.
But what should you know before you send the DVD or YouTube clip? ESPN RISE spoke with five college coaches to find out.
What role does the highlight tape play in recruiting?
Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame
"A good film is huge. I would advise any kid that is interested in playing college lacrosse to put together a good film. We like to see a few minutes of highlights followed by at least a quarter, probably a half of a game. The highlight is good for showcasing what a kid's particular skills might be, but it's tough to judge in a vacuum – that's basically what a highlight is."
Matt Kerwick, Jacksonville University
"If I see a young man who is competitive, runs hard and has good speed and looks to be a good athlete, then we're going to pursue him. We don't just want to see the highlights, we want to see him in the flow of a game and how he's reacting to the different situations in the game – not just when he has the ball in his stick."
Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins
"Lacrosse is more in person scouting and evaluating. We're permitted many more opportunities to evaluate in perrson then football and basketball."
Bill Tierney, University of Denver
"Films, DVD and YouTube clips are more of an introductory piece. If we don't see a kid during the summer and he sends us a DVD, it can either make or break him, but at least it gives us an idea if we need to see him in the fall."
Charles Toomey, Loyola
"Lacrosse is exploding and it gives us a great opportunity to see kids from some of the outlying areas. We would say that if you're going to put a highlight on the front end, make it a five- or six-minute clip, but then put a full game. It can be a game against your biggest rival, a team on the East coast that we're familiar with or maybe just your best game of the year." There are plenty of ways to get noticed if you are from a non-hotbed LAX area
Athletes should be proactive if they want to gain lacrosse college coaches' attention. Baltimore, Long Island and Philadelphia are considered traditional hotbed areas for high school lacrosse, but one look at a college lacrosse roster and it's obvious that players are coming from other areas of the country, now more than ever. But as lacrosse becomes more prevalent in areas like California, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, players in those areas will continue to improve. ESPN RISE spoke with five Division I head coaches and asked them for recruiting advice for players from non-traditional areas.
Is there anything athletes from non-traditional lacrosse areas can do to get noticed?
Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame
"It's tougher for kids who are not from traditional areas.
You're best bet is to try to get some people to give you some advice
. Start with the events and games you're playing in. If you are in a good league and you're one of the best players in your league it will help you."
Matt Kerwick, Jacksonville University
"From the non-traditional areas here in Florida and out in California, a lot of what we're learning about them has been initiated from them – they send us a link. It's very important to be proactive and reach out to coaches even if you think it might be a long shot. Don't be afraid to send an e-mail early. Get their name out to the coaches and schools they're interested in early."
Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins
"This is a world of technology now and they need to use the Internet. We've recruited kids off a link from a website. If a coach is worth his weight in gold, someone on the staff is going to evaluate that footage. If you're in a non-traditional area and have not been able to get out to the camps, that's an easy way to put yourself in front of a college coach. We have a couple guys here we recruited strictly off video we received."
Bill Tierney, University of Denver
YouTube and DVD thing
is a double-edged sword. It's a way for them to get introduced to that coach, but I don't think there are many coaches out there that are going to say to a kid, 'yes I have 10 spots, and from your DVD you're on my list.' What they will say is, 'I liked your DVD and where are you playing?' They need to see them live. The other edge is if it's not good or not good enough, that will be the end of it. They're not going to write them back and say 'I didn't like your clip, but I'm going to give you a second chance.'"
Charles Toomey, Loyola
"Hopefully they can look into some of the club programs in their area and find out what exposure tournaments they go to. Once they find out about the tournaments, find out what colleges have attended those tournaments in the past. That's their chance to be in front of those coaches. Take the time to reach out to the college coach and let them know you're going to be there. Send them an e-mail with your jersey number, game times and where you're going to be so it's easier for us to track you once we get there." Knowing your skills can help determine what level of college lacrosse to play
There are many options outside of Division I for high school lacrosse athletes. Self awareness can be tough. For a high school athlete, it can mean the difference between realizing their talent does not match up with the dream of playing Division I lacrosse. But self awareness can be an athlete's biggest asset. Knowing your skills and knowing how you match up against players on your team, league and state can go a long way in helping an athlete find a college that is best suited to their talents and future goals. But figuring out what level of lacrosse suits you best can be challenging, which is why ESPN RISE asked five college coaches how players can help themselves determine how good they really are.
How do you determine what level of lacrosse you are best suited to play?
Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame
"Start sending tape out to coaches and see what the response is. Send your tape out to three Top 10 D-I programs and a couple Top 20 programs and a couple of D-III programs. See what kind of response you get. No one is going to tell you exactly where you fit because it's a hard thing to know – lacrosse recruiting is an inexact science. Outside of attending events, get the film to people who can tell you. There are people in almost every area that have a pretty good grasp on this. It may not be your high school coach, but there's a guy in your area who knows what the deal is."
Matt Kerwick, Jacksonville University
"If a kid has aspirations to play at the highest level they should go after that. Ask for the coaches opinion, we'll be honest – we have a great group of coaches at Division I and I like to think we'll always be honest with the kids. If you get the information out there early enough so coaches can get out an evaluate you and be honest with you. Also, ask your high school coach where you fit."
Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins
"You have to rely on the high school coaches. Many have placed guys at Division I, II or III. Speak with your high school coach, the guy that sees you every day and knows your work ethic, knows your grades and athletic ability. When you get to Sept. 1 of your junior year, if you've been out at camps and seen by college coaches, the interest level you get should paint a realistic picture for you. If you're hearing from all Division III schools then that should give you a sense where you are, ability-wise."
Bill Tierney, University of Denver
"They need to recognize and be honest. If they have 20 letters from Division III schools and one from a lower Division I school, they have to look in the mirror and realize they may be a Division III player. One thing kids always forget is that we're always recruiting. It's not like high school where you can look in front of you and see who's graduating and figure they'll move up. There are kids being recruited behind them as well and it's a meritocracy and if they're better, they'll play."
Charles Toomey, Loyola
"The first resource should always be the high school coach. Sometimes the kids don't like what they hear, but I don't know of a high school coach in the country that wants to put a young man in a tough situation and oversell him. As a high school coach, they get a feel for the kids. Maybe they have a teammate whose father played collegiate lacrosse, so that could be a resource they can reach out and talk to. If they call us as coaches and we're recruiting them we will certainly give them an indicator, at least for our program. But remember, just because I'm not recruiting you, it doesn't mean you're not a Division I player. Recruiting is in the eye of the beholder." Talent gets you noticed, grades get you an offer. Coaches look for A's and B's and high PSAT scores from potential lacrosse recruits. Getting noticed, putting together a good highlight tape and playing in important events will only take a high school lacrosse player so far. If the athlete does not have the grades to get into a school, it won't matter how talented they are on the field.
As recruiting has accelerated, with players committing before their junior seasons, coaches have started looking at grades during freshman year and PSAT's to get an idea if that player will qualify. ESPN RISE spoke with two Division I coaches about what coaches look for academically.
What academic requirements do coaches look for when recruiting a player?
Lelan Rogers, Syracuse Recruiting Coordinator
"Every kid needs to have a broad base – your four sciences, four English, four math and social science. We like for kid's GPA to be the higher the better. If a kid is a good high school student we can go ahead and put more time in other areas rather than keeping an eye on (them). If I get a kid around an 1,100 or 1,200 SAT and a 3.2 to 3.5 GPA, I feel pretty good about that."
Charles Toomey, Loyola
"We all want the best student we can get who fits the admissions profile for our university. It's important they understand that we're now looking at their freshman- and sophomore-year grades. We're also looking at PSAT's. Those are becoming important years and important tests because it gives us an indication of where they're going to be when they're making their commitment."
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No Hard Feelings: Nina Dobrev Helps Ian Somerhalder's Dog Give Birth
The Vampire Diaries costars and former couple reunite as his dog Nietzsche welcomes eight puppies
Here's proof that babies bring people together!
Former couple Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev, who parted ways earlier this year after several years of dating, were together Tuesday in Atlanta for the birth of his dog Nietzsche's puppies.
And the experience was definitely an eye-opener for the Vampire Diaries costars, even if they no longer have eyes for each other.
"Live from the whelping box In Atlanta! Panting, pushing, contractions – Wow. Make no mistake about it – Ladies rule," he wrote on Tuesday alongside an Instagram photo of himself cuddling the dog, who welcomed eight little ones. "Women of every species blow my mind Incredible what mamas go through! Love to you mamas – all over the world. Jeez."
His Vampire Diaries costar, who was in Georgia shooting their TV series, was equally blown away by the experience. "Birthing little Nietzsches Such a beautiful + equally terrifying thing to witness …The miracle of life ? #Wow," she Tweeted with a WhoSay photo of the smiling new mom and her adorable brood.
Apparently Nietzsche needed all the support she could get as she embarked on the adventure that is motherhood. "Our little Nietzsche girl is about to drop a ton of love into the world," he wrote on Instagram earlier. "World please send super-positive energy to this very brave and very scared little girl."

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Yale Law School to host conference on hacking
NEW HAVEN >> Yale Law School is hosting a conference on law enforcement and computer hacking.
The conference, "Law Enforcement and Hacking: When Cops Control Your Webcam," starts at 1 p.m. Tuesday. It will focus on the increasing use of sophisticated tools to hack into the computers of targets, including remotely enabling webcams, turning on microphones, and downloading documents and other files from hacked computers.
The first panel will discuss the various hacking technologies used by law enforcement. The second panel will explore the legal, policy and technology implications of hacking by law enforcement.
Panelists will include judges, academics, journalists and other experts.
The conference is organized by Yale Law School's Information and Society Project and will be live streamed at http://new.livestream.com/yalelaw/LawEnforcementAndHacking . It's open to the public.


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It's our great pleasure today to welcome Janine Lespérance (left) as an IntLawGrrls contributor.Janine is in her final year of the M.A./J.D. program offered by the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law in conjunction with the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs of Carleton University. She is specializing in international law, and Conflict Analysis and Resolution, and has specific interests in post-conflict justice and corporate accountability. She earned her undergraduate degree from St. Francis Xavier University.
Janine has worked as a legal intern at the Bufete Jurídico Popular de Rabinal (Rabinal Community Legal Clinic) in Guatemala, as a research assistant at the Human Rights Research and Education Centre in Ottawa, and as a volunteer cooperant for Lawyers Without Borders Canada in the internal armed conflict section of the Guatemalan Ministerio Público. Recently, she received a University of Ottawa Public Interest Fellowship in Human Rights to support her work for Amnesty International Canada and the Canadian Centre for International Justice.
Her personal observations respecting the ongoing Mungwarere genocide trial in Canada, which she monitored for CCIJ, are recounted in Janine's introductory post below.
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Classic car market is becoming strong for sellers
The big collector car auctions in January in Arizona are considered by many to be an indicator of the state of the collector car market for the year to come. As with any market indicator, it is not always 100% correct, but if you follow the trends rather than the individual sale results, you'll find that it's remarkably accurate. And collector cars as a market, by definition, require both a buyer and seller.
But when the market is strong, as all indicators seem to indicate it is, it suddenly becomes a "sellers market." This is great for one half of the collectors that comprise that market…the sellers. However, it makes it difficult for the other half of the market, the buyers. If you're in the business of buying and selling classic cars, it really doesn't matter. You may have to pay more to buy a car, but you will also be able to sell it for more. Not so for collectors who are looking to buy cars to drive and enjoy, or to add to their collections. For them, a strong market means only one thing: Higher prices. Since collectors tend to hold their cars for a much longer time than dealers, they are more susceptible to the vagaries of the market during the time that they own the car.
There was a time not so long ago when a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible was a blue chip investment. Prices didn't fluctuate widely on an annual basis. Rather, they rose modestly but steadily, like clockwork.
This was the iconic American classic car and everybody aspired to own one. And a lot of collectors reached that goal. So did a lot of average working people for whom this car represented a significant portion of their retirement fund. There were lots of these cars in collections large and small. They remained in these collections, assuring that demand would always outpace supply. Until late 2008 that is, when the economy collapsed. Suddenly people who thought that they would own these cars long enough to leave them to their children found that they needed the cash. And slowly but surely the market became flooded with this great American icon in ever increasing numbers. At the same time the number of buyers with the disposable income to buy these cars dwindled. As expected, the result was a significant decrease in the value of these cars, which are now just starting to recover. As you can see, buying a collector can be risky if you intend to keep it for a period of time.
I tend to be like many other collectors in that I do not buy cars for myself with the intention of selling them right away. I drive most of them for a few years before selling, and some I keep much longer. This means that I have to be diligent in buying the right car at the right price.
Earlier this month I attended the Atlantic City Classic Car Show and Auction. This has typically been one of my favorite places to buy cars. Prices have always been reasonable, especially if you arrive early and are ready to buy. Cars that sell very early in the auction often sell at a substantial discount, and cars that trade hands privately in the car corral can often be had for a bargain. This is particularly true if a seller is motivated by a hand full of cash with which to shop for another car, or the opportunity to pack up and go home early.
This year was very different. The first day, which is usually the best for buying, came and went without a single opportunity to buy a car at a price that I considered a bargain. In previous years I've bought as many as five cars in the first hour. Cars, even average ones, were bringing very strong prices. Good for the sellers, bad for the buyers. The second day brought more of the same. I wasn't able to buy anything. As the president might say "The state of the collector car market is good." At least for the sellers.
I had to leave at the end of the second day and I was disappointed that I would be going home empty handed. I decided to take one more walk around the car corral. A little Yellow 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger caught my eye. I had walked past it a few times before but hadn't given it a second glance. Now there was a crowd around it so I decided to take a closer look. It didn't have a 340 engine, but it did have a 318. It also had a factory sunroof and factory air-conditioning. As I looked closer I realized that it was a very low mileage original car with the original build sheet documenting all of the factory options. The closer I looked, the better it looked. The price taped to the window was very fair and I was prepared to pay that price if necessary. But I was still after a bargain. I found the seller and explained to him that I was leaving the show and would be willing to pay him a price that was roughly 80% of his asking price. Much to my surprise he accepted. After a quick credit card transaction that was completed on his iPhone, I was the new owner.
The state of the collector car market may be strong, but if you're ready to buy, bargains can still be had.


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Police say the body of a man has been recovered in the Houston Ship Channel and investigators are trying to determine what led to his death.
Houston police on Tuesday said autopsy results are pending on the 54-year-old man, whose name was not immediately released.
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The EVGA InterView is essentially two 17-inch monitors combined into a single unit at the cost of $650. Its notable amenities include an integrated Webcam, three USB ports, and a built-in microphone. The EVGA InterView looks impressive on a desk, but its performance with games, movies, and on our DisplayMate tests is below average. That being said, the unit's dual-screen feature is incredibly useful and actually does seem to increase productivity by allowing more screen real estate for multitasking. Also, the screens' capability to flip back 180 degrees is a useful addition for people who conduct meetings in their offices. Casual users should steer clear, considering the price of the EVGA InterView, lack of connection options, and lower-than-average performance. Really, it's a business-minded person who will benefit most from this dual-screen setup (unless two 17-inch monitors just aren't enough). Unfortunately, at $650, you'll have a tough time getting your IS department to pay for it.
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The EVGA InterView Dual Monitor System uses two 17-inch screens, each with a 1,440x900 resolution. The monitors can function in either clone or extend mode; however, games and movies aren't playable across both screens in extend mode. You'll only be able to use one screen each for movies and games. Each screen is attached to a 14.5-inch-high stand that lets the monitors flip 180 degrees to face completely backward. When the screen is flipped, the image automatically rotates so it is readable to those across from you. Each monitor can also fold inward to face the other--kind of like closing a book, if said book were made of two monitors. When closed, an embossed EVGA logo can easily be seen on the back of each screen.
The EVGA InterView has a smooth, black, matte finish and the screens sport a high degree of gloss that easily attracts fingerprints. The screens sit about 5.5 inches from the desktop. The footstand is 15.25 inches wide, 7.25 inches deep, and about an inch tall. The wide footstand keeps the monitor stable when knocked from any direction; however, when the screens are closed, the unit becomes front heavy and can easily topple forward. The On Screen Display (OSD) array is located on the upper-right-hand corner of the footstand and includes only brightness controls for each screen, with no additional controls for color or contrast. The button on the far left controls the screen. Up and down arrows are used to adjust the brightness of each display independently.
In the upper-left-hand corner sits the power button. Directly to the right are two blue LED lights that signify which display currently has power. Near the bottom center of the footstand is a small hole for the built-in microphone. On the front right side are three USB ports aligned horizontally. On the back of the footstand is an additional USB port for powering the Webcam and other USB ports. Also on the back is an audio port for the mic, an AC power port, and the
The monitor comes with various accessories, including a dual DVI-I-to-DMS cable, and both a VGA-to-DVI-I and DVI-D-to-DVI-D adapter. In order for both screens to function simultaneously, a video card with dual DVI ports is required.
Check out these photos for a more intimate look at the monitor.
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|Resolution: 1440x900x2
|Pixel-response rate: 8ms
|Contrast ratio: 500:1
|Brightness: 220cd/m2
|Connectivity: DMS to DVI-I
|HDCP compliant? Yes
|Included video cables? Dual DVI to DMS, VGA to DVI-I adapter, DVI-D to DVI-D adapter
|Backlight: CCFL
|Panel type: TN
|Built-in speakers: No
We tested the EVGA InterView with its DMS-to-DVI-I connection. The display posted a composite score of 81 on CNET Labs' DisplayMate-based performance tests. While the display scored well in our sharpness, color, and grayscale tests, it faltered in our Dark Screen test, as it showed apparent backlight bleed-through (or clouding) all over the screen. The display also got low marks in our High-Contrast Streaking and Ghosting test, which looks for light or dark shadows trailing a static image in areas where large changes in contrast are present. We could easily see the trailing effect on both screens.
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People make dating decisions based on dozens of factors: shared interests, friendliness, clever online dating profiles, attractiveness and so on. What people don't do: "Our personal finance habits complement each other, and we have similar debt levels — let's date!"
That would be a little ridiculous.
But personal finance should factor into long-term relationships, because money — as touchy a subject it is — has a huge bearing on day-to-day happiness and success, so there's no wonder why personal lives get rocky when finances do.
A recent Credit.com survey Marriage, Divorce & Credit asked 1,061 consumers about their relationships and finances. While the poll isn't demographically representative of the U.S., the survey respondents have different financial, employment, racial and educational backgrounds, and their answers highlighted some interesting concepts about marriage and money. About half of respondents were married, the rest were divorced, and a few differences between the groups stood out.
1. Teamwork
Money wasn't the sole reason these people got divorced (only 5% of divorced respondents said it was), but for 51% of divorced respondents, financial differences contributed to — or was one of the primary factors in — the split. Forty-four percent said it wasn't part of the breakup, but for those whose finances played a part in their relationships' demise, credit- and debt-management was often not a group effort. To better compare the money habits among the married and divorced respondents, we looked at only the responses of the divorced people who identified money as a contributing factor to their marriage ending.
The majority of married respondents said finances are a two-person job in their relationship: 54% said they make credit and debt decisions together, while 28% of divorced respondents said they made joint decisions when they were married. In that group, 42% said they were the primary decision maker, 23% said they weighed in a little but let their spouse deal with the money and 7% stayed out of financial decisions.
2. Credit Compatibility
While by nature, one person in a marriage is likely to have a higher score than the other (and vice versa), our survey did find that a stark difference in how divorced and married respondents' scores compared to their spouses' score.
Among married respondents, 51% said their credit scores were similar to their spouse's, while only 23% of divorced respondents said the same.
Now, that's not to say married people have better credit scores. Couples can be sitting on two scores in the low 600s, making them "credit compatible," but those are poor scores. But since credit scores are a reflection of financial behavior, it makes sense that credit score compatibility could contribute to a more successful marriage.
Before you dump a long-term girlfriend over her poor credit scores, remember that there's always a chance to improve. You can both track your credit scores every month for free using Credit.com's Credit Report Card, and you can work together to improve credit utilization, payment history — whatever the issue may be, it's solvable with time, patience and a willingness to break bad habits.
3. Debt
When it comes to overall debt, married people were more likely to say they had none than people who have been divorced. Among married respondents, about 10% of people said they and their spouse have no individually or jointly held debt. For the divorced group, 6% said they had no debt while married, 3% said their spouse had no debt and 4% said they had no debt together.
There was also an interesting difference when it came to how much debt each person brought into the marriage. Respondents were asked to say whether or not they or their spouses brought any of the following debts into the marriage: Credit card, auto loan, student loan, mortgage, medical debt, personal loan or none. Most respondents, divorced and married, reported bringing similar kinds of debt to the relationship, with two exceptions: medical debt and personal loans.
4. Communication
This one is pretty simple: Talk about finances before you get married. In our survey, 22% of divorced respondents said they didn't know their spouse's credit scores, and 15% of married respondents said the same.
You will have to talk about money with your partner eventually, and it's better to confront any issues you or your significant other has before they get out of hand and tank your relationship.
It goes back to your ability to be credit compatible — if you identify discrepancies early on, you can work together to get on the same page. Left unacknowledged, one person's credit and debt problems could fester until they can't be ignored, and a large, unexpected debt burden could eat away at the relationship.
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LIVONIA, Mich. (August 14, 2006) - ROUSH Performance, a leader in Ford F-150 performance and styling upgrades, announced two new ways to add a distinctive flair to your truck with the addition of a Billet Fuel Door and aluminum Sill Plates to their extensive line of styling accessories.
The Billet Fuel Door is tastefully adorned with the ROUSH logo and fits all 2005-2007 F-150 models. Installation couldn't be easier as the unit simply snaps into place with no drilling, cutting or gluing necessary. Constructed from a solid piece of aluminum, the Billet Fuel Door is manufactured on a state-of-the-art, computer-controlled cutting machine to exacting tolerances. With a suggested retail price of $89.50, the ROUSH Billet Fuel Door (part number 401983) is a quick and inexpensive addition to any Ford F-150.
To help spruce up the interior on the 2005-2007 Ford F-150, ROUSH Performance also unveiled the new aluminum Sill Plate set. These gunmetal gray plates have a unique triangular texture and the famous ROUSH logo is laser-etched into the center. Installation is as simple as removing the adhesive strip on the back and pressing into place. The pair of ROUSH Sill Plates (part number 401982) carries a suggested retail price of $56.81.
"The Ford F-150 truck is the best-selling vehicle in history so there are a lot of them on the road that look virtually identical," said Ryan Bunn, ROUSH Performance parts marketing manager. "In our product development meetings we are always searching for simple ideas at reasonable price points for people to add a bit of style to their vehicle. The Billet Fuel Door and Sill Plates are two excellent examples of this as they are an inexpensive way to start customizing your truck and help it stand out from all the others on the road today."
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The Vancouver Aquarium has received $12.5 million — its largest ever donation — from mining company Teck to fund construction of a new entrance gallery, as well as conservation and education programs, the aquarium announced Friday.
The contribution includes $10 million to redesign the entrance gallery and expand it by 47,000 square feet. The space will be renamed the Teck Connections Gallery, the aquarium said in a statement. It is expected to open in May 2014.
The new entrance complex will form a central hub connecting the different parts of the facility together, said Vancouver Aquarium President and CEO John Nightingale.
The other $2.5 million will fund education, research and conservation programs related to water and aquatic habitats.
Teck is a Vancouver-based firm that mines coal, copper and zinc in North and South America and also has operations in the Alberta oilsands. In 2010, the latest year for which a corporate sustainability report was available, the company used 125 million cubic metres of water, the equivalent of 50,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Of that, 113 million cubic metres were recycled or reused within Teck's operations, the report said.
Nightingale said he sees no conflict in the aquarium, a conservation organization, teaming up with a company whose activities are by definition environmentally invasive.
"We're actually sure — and [Teck's] actions over the four or five years we've been talking to them bear out — that they understand that yes, mining is invasive and disturbing, but you can do it in ways that make it less so or you can do it in ways that make it worse," Nightingale said. "They are clearly one of the mining leaders in the move to sustainability and ... mining and operational practices that reduce impact. If we're going to have mining at all, which clearly we are because we all drive cars and use other metal things, then what we want is to do our best to see as much change and improvement as is possible as quickly as possible."
Teck CEO Don Lindsay said the company is proud to partner with the aquarium to enhance water stewardship.
"We recognize the importance of water conservation to the environment, communities and future generations," Lindsay said in a statement. "This partnership will increase awareness and expand the knowledge base around this vital resource."
The Teck contribution forms 10 per cent of the aquarium's $100-million renovation over the next six years. In addition to the new entrance gallery, the renovated facility will include new and expanded viewing galleries, a partly covered outdoor plaza, and be built to the U.S. Green Building Council's second-highest standard (LEED Gold) for environmental design. The renovation process will also see penguins make a temporary two-year return to Stanley Park, starting next month.
The provincial and federal governments have together contributed an additional $25 million toward the project.


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Plans to get mass transit to the communities north of Pennsylvania Station are proceeding on parallel tracks.
A one-year-old, grass-roots campaign to establish streetcar service along the Charles Street corridor and south to the Inner Harbor is still at the door-knocking, leaflet-passing stage.
Meanwhile, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is driving the bus — figuratively — to extend the Charm City Circulator's Purple Line from the train station to 33rd Street. She made the proposal part of her State of the City address in February and reiterated her support last week at a Charles Village community meeting.
Pushing the Circulator bus route north would be less expensive and quicker than building a streetcar line; the mayor is proposing late 2014, after Charles Street is rebuilt. However, a streetcar line is more permanent, and in other metropolitan areas streetcars have attracted major business investment.
City Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke, who is pushing for bus service beyond 33rd Street to University Parkway, said that right now time is of the essence.
"It's the boost Charles Village needs," she said. "If we're looking to get tourists to stay longer, we've got that second day's worth of destinations. We have things people would stay to see."
Clarke said visitors could take the extended Purple Line to visit the Baltimore Museum of Art, Sherwood Gardens, Homewood House Museum, and shops and restaurants in North Baltimore. In addition, she said, employees and students at Johns Hopkins University would have "reliable, safe, efficient transportation."
But supporters of the Baltimore Streetcar Campaign say that buses may be a good short-term solution or supplemental service, but that they can never replace what a streetcar line would bring to the table — or city.
Robin Budish, the campaign's community coordinator, said economic impact studies done in cities that have had streetcars for a decade indicate that businesses invest an average of $70 million per track mile in areas served by rail. The campaign estimates 2 million people a year would ride a streetcar running from the Inner Harbor to University Parkway.
"A streetcar line helps the mayor with her pledge of bringing 10,000 families back to Baltimore in the next decade," Budish said. "Having great schools and lower crime are key components to accomplishing that, but people also want communities with access."
Streetcars are catching on. According to the National Council of Public-Private Partnerships, more than 75 streetcar initiatives are in the planning stages in North America, including efforts in Seattle; Charlotte, N.C.; and Atlanta.
The promise is hard to ignore: An economic study of Portland, Ore., a pioneer in streetcars, reported that the number of retail stores in the central district went from 10 in 2001, when the line opened, to more than 400 seven years later. In Charlotte, city officials estimate streetcar service would translate into a 44 percent to 55 percent increase in retail business, and local tax revenue could increase by an average of $7.3 million to $13.3 million annually over 25 years.
Next summer, Washington will open the first 2.2 miles of streetcar service in the vibrant H Street business corridor. City leaders hoped the line would bring back a neighborhood rocked by riots in 1968 and largely abandoned. It got that and more: bars, restaurants, coffee houses and performance venues.
That kind of spark intrigues many along the Charles Street corridor.
"The trolley would dramatically enhance transportation on the strongest north-south axis in the city, bringing visitors from Baltimore and beyond to the museum," said BMA Director Doreen Bolger. "We would be delighted to have it."
But the line would cost $200 million, and the Rawlings-Blake administration remains focused on securing funding for a bigger prize: the $2.2 billion Red Line, a 14-mile, east-west light rail extension. The key concern about the streetcar project is the cost and a funding source, mayoral spokesman Ryan O'Doherty said.
Over the past two years, the mayor has expanded the free Circulator, opening the Purple Line, the Green Line and the Banner Route to Fort McHenry.
Sharon Guida of the Charles Village Civic Association said it's that kind of quick turnaround that has her rooting for the Circulator.
"The trolley's more long-term. The trolley's more iffy. The Circulator exists. It's immediate. It already runs to Penn Station. We're just asking for it to go north a little more. It's not that hard," Guida said.
But Budish counseled patience.
"We hope that one year from November, we will have our arms around the [streetcar] proposal and be able to get back to the mayor to answer her concerns," she said. "We'd love for this to be her legacy."
Plans to get mass transit to the communities north of Pennsylvania Station are proceeding on parallel tracks.


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Supreme Court Turns Deaf Ear to Google's Street View Appeal
Jun 30, 2014 4:34 PM PT
The Supreme Court has declined Google's appeal of a lower-court ruling in a class-action lawsuit that alleges it violated federal wiretap laws with its Street View cars.
The court left in place a decision the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals handed down in September. The appeals court declined to dismiss the case, ruling that Google was not exempt from liability under the federal Wiretap Act after it inadvertently gathered usernames, passwords, emails, and other information from private WiFi networks as it collected data for the Street View service.
"We're disappointed that the Supreme Court has declined to hear the case," Google said in a statement provided to the E-Commerce Times by spokesperson Tim Drinan.
Sought 'Broad Ruling'
"Basically, the company was looking for a very broad ruling that would have qualified any and all unprotected or unencrypted wireless transmissions as being 'public' whether or not people intended them to be received or collected," Charles King, principal at Pund-IT, told the E-Commerce Times.
"The Federal appellate panel that originally heard the case rejected that claim, saying that Google wireless transmissions emanating from peoples' homes and businesses are private, regardless of whether they encrypt or password-protect their data," he continued.
"The result for Google is that the company will have to reduce the kind and amount of data they glean during mapping and other public data collection efforts," King said.
With Street View, users can get a ground-level view of many buildings and locations all over the planet. Google collects such images and data using cars with cameras affixed to the roof. It is with those cars that Google inadvertently collected the data.
Mea Culpa
Google apologized in May 2010 for collecting data from unsecured WiFi networks in more than 30 countries, claiming the data collection was an accident. It said it ended that practice and has not used of the data in its product or services. The company allegedly collected the data between 2008 and 2010.
Google agreed to a US$7 million settlement with 37 states and the District of Columbia over the data collection last year, and has faced investigations from other countries where Street View cars mistakenly collected data.
In June 2011, a San Francisco judge allowed plaintiffs in consolidated private lawsuits to pursue Wiretap Act claims against the company at a federal level.
WiFi Not Covered
Google argued that WiFi transmissions were not covered under the federal Wiretap Act. The Supreme Court's refusal to hear the appeal means that both a federal trial judge's and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' rejections of Google's motions to dismiss will stand.
"For Google, the stakes couldn't be higher," Jeff Cotrupe, Big Data and analytics industry director at Frost & Sullivan's Stratecast, told the E-Commerce Times.
Google is "collecting the most complete possible Big Data, while running smack up against privacy," he noted.
Google is perhaps not the taking the most common sense approach with Big Data as it pertains to privacy matters, especially in Europe, Cotrupe suggested.
European Concerns
The company may face tougher battles with Street View, particularly in Europe, where privacy regulations are by and large stricter. Multiple European countries, including Italy, Czech Republic, and Germany, launched probes into Street View soon after Google apologized for collecting the data.
Germany, in particular, has a contentious relationship with Street View. While Google algorithmically blurs faces and license plates in Street View imagery, European data protection authorities required Google to tell the public before Street view cars reached their neighborhoods and to retain only unblurred images of faces and license plates for a limited period of time.
However, Google had to give Germans the option of having images of their homes blurred as well. When German officials concluded an investigation into Street View's collection of data last year, they fined the company US$189,225 -- just shy of the $195,000 maximum. Google received a modest discount for cooperating with the investigation.
Minimal Impact
Since Google claimed that it has ended the practice of accidentally collecting data through unsecured WiFi networks, it may be unlikely that the Supreme Court's disinterest will affect Street View to a large degree.
"I expect that any impact on the Street View program will be minimal," Pund-IT's King suggested. "After all, the private WiFi data originally collected was never incorporated into Google Maps or related services. Whether stopping the data collection will have any material impact on Google is impossible to determine -- the company never suggested that it was deriving income or other value from the process."
Google has faced other privacy issues of late, after it announced a new developer program for its Nest line of Internet-connected thermostats and smoke detectors.
When Google purchased Nest earlier this year, the startup's founders said Google would allow it to continue operating under the taut privacy policies it had established. However, it's expected that Google's new program will allow integration of Nest data with Google Now, with Google's own privacy policy overriding Nest's.


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Yes, I know that some LibreOffice users might find this feature trivial or silly. I, for one, appreciate the idea and the effort of the developers Kendy and Oliver. The way I see it, anything that contributes to make my computer (and the applications I run) feel my own, the more productive I become.
To use an analogy, a coworker told me that she once worked in an office in which it was forbidden to personalize the working environment. Thus, family pictures, computer wallpapers, and even personal mugs were all out of bounds. She described her time there as "nightmarish". I understand what she meant.
Eager to try the new feature, I downloaded the LibreOffice 4 pre-release and, following the process I described here, installed it in Mageia 2. Although I was expecting the previous and new versions of the office suite to engage into a ferocious dogfight, they decided to coexist peacefully. I even got separate menu entries for both versions.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Emirates, the Middle East's largest airline, and budget carrier flydubai have announced plans to more closely integrate their operations.
The two airlines operate independently, but are owned by the same entity, the Investment Corporation of Dubai. Emirates Group and flydubai chairman, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, said Monday that the deeper partnership, which will include a code-share agreement, makes better use of the two Dubai-based airlines' capacities.
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1st Gear: Saab To Crush Last 100 Cars
Autocar is repeating unconfirmed reports from Saab's Swedish HQ say that up to 100 cars will be crushed over the next 48 hours as part of bankruptcy — all cars built before Saab folded — including pre-production examples of the Saab 9-5 wagon as well as the handful of Mexican-built 9-4X crossovers that found their way to Sweden. A single 9-5 wagon will reportedly be preserved for the Saab museum, whose future is also uncertain. Oy — what a revoltin' development this is.
2nd Gear: Fiat To Build 500 Wagon For U.S. Market
After sales that have been — disappointing — in its return to the U.S. market, Fiat is now looking for a boost with a new wagon version of the 500. Yes, you heard that correctly. The Italian stallion majority owner of Chrysler will introduce a five-door model of the 500 at the Geneva Motor Show in March, said Olivier Francois, head of the Fiat brand. The new model, he said, will be sold in the U.S. starting next year. And no, it's not a 17-foot-long Fiat 500 limo.
3rd Gear: GM Close To Choosing Cadillac ATS Spot For Super Bowl
So, we're told that of the five ads GM's bought for the Super Bowl in a couple of weeks, one of them will likely be a Cadillac spot. Our sources tell us that although no final decision has yet been made, we're told that the Cadillac spot currently under consideration would be for the Cadillac ATS. What? You were expecting an STS commercial? Maybe 'Cadillac Style?' Good luck with that.
4th Gear: America's Infrastructure Hates Electric Cars
President Obama wants a million plug-in and hybrid vehicles cruising America's roads by 2015, despite experts telling him that's impossible. According The Daily Beast, he might actually listen to Ford CEO Alan Mulally who said "The infrastructure is just not there yet," in a recent interview with Newsweek. "It's a very tough economic case ... These are very expensive vehicles because the batteries and electronics are very expensive." And that ain't the only reason. Hopefully, Mulally's quote is not the new tagline for the Ford Focus EV or Ford Fusion Energi.
5th Gear: Buy An Expensive GT500 You Can't Drive
Those heading out to the "Big BJ" (Barrett-Jackson auction) will be able to bid on an extra special piece of Shelby history, reports MustangsDaily. The insane 2013 Shelby GT500's going under the gavel. Specifically, a GT500 prototype driven by Shelby himself and tested at Sebring, the company's proving grounds in Arizona, and Route 66. Sadly, you won't be able to drive it on the latter as it can't be registered for the street. Can we interest you in an Omni GLHS you can drive anywhere?
6th Gear: Mini Recalling 89,000 Turbo Models
A NHTSA investigation's leading Mini's parent company BMW to recall 89,000 of its turbo models because a faulty circuit board might lead to water pump failure and actual fiery death says The New York Times. So far there have been 12 fires but no deaths. Affected models include Cooper S and JCW models build in the last 3-to-5 years.
⏎ Detroit duds: Here are the worst new car debuts. [USA Today]
⏎ Is Gas the New Electric? [Automotive News]
⏎ Daytona test shows pack racing is back, but is that a good thing? [Sports Illustrated]
⏎ Chrysler says once is enough. [Windsor Star]
⏎ Auto industry works to win back engineers. [Automotive News]
⏎ Facebook as the Latest Must-Have Auto Accessory. [Forbes]
Today in Automotive History:
On this day in 1953, a prototype Chevrolet Corvette sports car makes its debut at General Motors' (GM) Motorama auto show at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. The Corvette, named for a fast type of naval warship, would eventually become an iconic American muscle car and remains in production today. [History]
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