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Includes music by Eric Whitacre: The Seal Lullaby; Morten Lauridsen: Dirait-on; Michael Praetorius: Jubilate Deo and Psallite, unigenito; Barbara Baker: The Storm is Passing Over; Andrea Ramsey: Heaven Unfolding & many other selectionsNo charge
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Monday, December 3rd8pm Bezanson Recital HallCatherine Jensen-Hole, directorFeaturing Paris Rutherford's reharmonized arrangement of Livingston/Evans' a capella ballad, Never Let Me Go, commisioned by the Vocal Jazz Ensemble, plus compositions & arrangements by Jensen-Hole & others
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Tuesday, December 4th8pm Fine Arts Center Concert HallHeidi Miller & Michael Compitello, conductorsSymphony Band Repertoire: Ron Nelson's Lauds; John Barnes Chance's Incantation and Dance; Eric Ewazen's Hymn for the Lost and the Living; Ronald Lo Presti's Elegy for a Young American; and David Stanhope's Folksongs for Band, Suite No. 3Percussion Ensemble Repertoire: Jason Treuting's Extremes, Toru Takemitsu's Rain Tree, and John Cage's She is Asleep and Third Construction
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'The consensus in Rochester is that Kassian is not ready. His skating and speed are not NHL caliber and neither was his physical play. But, after forward Patrick Kaleta went down, then Brad Boyes…ready or not, Kassian's in.'
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Apple is widely expected to 'fess up that it's been beavering away on a small scale replica of its iPad tablet in the extremely near future. When it does, the Apple naysayers will claim that it's a pointless ruse to take everyone's Christmas money. And while we'll agree that Santa's sled is likely to be positively laden with iPad Minis this Yule, we actually think it'll be for all the right reasons. These are them...
Apple iPad Mini – in the car
Driving with an iPad on your dashboard is impractical at best and downright lethal at worst. The much smaller iPad Mini should be a lot easier to mount, making it better for music and navigation on the go. Of course, finding your way anywhere with Apple Maps is a different story altogether.
Apple iPad Mini – for kids
Do you find yourself constantly coming up with ways to keep expensive gadgets out of the ice cream-covered hands of your children? With an expected launch price starting from £250, the iPad Mini is less of a risk to butterfingered small people, as well as being better suited to their tiny hands.
Apple iPad Mini – reading
According to a poll on our Facebook page, over half of you use your iPad for reading. We don't need to tell you, then, that it's a recipe for chronic wristache over a prolonged period. Unless the iPad Mini's been armoured and filled with lead, we'd bank on the smaller tablet being much less of a handful.
Apple iPad Mini – game controller
Mobile games form a big part of the iPad experience but the current slate tablet is a little unwieldy. On-screen buttons can be hard to press with your thumbs and the weight of it can prove tiring over marathon gaming sessions. The iPad Mini would be much more suited to video games and as a controller for an Apple games console, Wii U style. What? It could happen.
Apple iPad Mini – FaceTime video calls
FaceTime calls. Great for staying in touch, but where do you put the iPad? Holding is best, in our experience, and the iPad Mini's trim dimensions will make your video conference a deux a much less cumbersome experience.
Apple iPad Mini – docking
Docking an iPad always seemed, well, a bit strange. It looks out of place on most speaker docks, assuming they even accommodate its generous size. This shouldn't be a problem for the bite-sized iPad Mini, though, which should comfortably adorn all but the smallest accessories.
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'Satan isn't just a sniper but a 29-year-old sniper. There's been much talk about reducing the age of unrestricted free agents as a bridge in the next collective bargaining agreement. Many believe the age for unrestricted free agency, now 31, could be 28 or lower. With labor strife threatening to wipe out next season and Satan pushing 30, it makes sense for the Sabres and other teams to view him as a rental.'
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Nickelodeon Unveils New Generation of Animated & Live-Action Shows
Nickelodeon today at its annual upfront previewed its strategy to serve the new generation of post-millennial kids; introduced a line-up of brand-new animated and live-action comedy series from new creative voices; outlined plans for new, innovative content development platforms; and presented a new slate of educational preschool programming. Hosted by Nickelodeon Group President Cyma Zarghami,the presentation was held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.
Among the new animated projects introduced were: Sanjay & Craig, an animated series about a boy and his best frienda snakewhose creative team combines two first-generation Nickelodeon creators Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi (The Adventures of Pete & Pete) with first-time Nickelodeon creators and co-executive producers Jim Dirschberger, Jay Howell and Andreas Trolf; and Breadwinners, whose creative team (animator Gary "Doodles" DiRaffaele and writer Steve Borst) came from Nickelodeon's Animation Shorts Program and features two booty-shaking ducks who operate a bread delivery service out of their awesome, jet-fueled rocket van. Additional new animated projects include the previously announced Rabbids and Monsters vs. Aliens. Nickelodeon is also picking up a third season of its hit animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which bowed in 2012 as the number-one new animated series with boys 2-11.
In live-action, two new family comedy series were announced, including The Haunted Hathaways, created by veteran comedy writer-producer Robert Peacock (Reba, The Jeff Foxworthy Show) in his first Nickelodeon show, about a family who moves into a house in New Orleans, LA, only to learn it's already occupied by a family of ghosts; and The Thundermans, from Jed Spingarn, who most recently served as co-executive producer of the hit Nickelodeon series Big Time Rush, about the sibling rivalry between twins in a family of superheroes. These series join the previously announced live-action series Sam & Cat and the recently launched Wendell & Vinnie.
A robust slate of original new educational programs for preschoolers was also introduced, including Wallykazam!Nickelodeon's first literacy show for preschoolers that embeds the curriculum into a rich narrative story with the goal of helping and inspiring kids to read; Blaze and the Monster Machines, which is the first-ever preschool series that features a curriculumdedicated to all areas of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and follows the adventures of an 8-year-old boy and his monster truck; and Dora and Friends, a spin-off from the original creative team behind megahit Dora the Explorer, which stars the Latina heroine as a 10-year-old who goes on adventures in the big city with a group of new friends.
In addition, Zarghami outlined Nick's commitment to researching the newest generation of kids, the post-millennials, born between 2005 to present, as well as how the network is reinventing its development process and pipeline and innovating on new platforms. The presentation also included a look at Nickelodeon's just-launched Nick Appwhich now ranks as the number-one title on the Entertainment App list and the number-two title on the Free App list in the iTunes Store, approaching 400K downloads. Also detailed were: a new live afternoon daypart, Nick Studio 10; announcements about new sketch-comedy workshops for live-action development; and a partnership with Brian Robbins' AwesomenessTV online site.
"We have reorganized our development process in a way that allows us to make content smarter and faster than ever before, tailored specifically for this first generation of post-millennial kids," Zarghami said. "Our research tells us that for them funny is a badge of honor, and because funny is in Nickelodeon's core DNA, we believe our position will ensure our success with them."
In a surprise appearance, actor Josh Duhamel took the stage to highlight his role as host of Nickelodeon's 26 th Annual Kids' Choice Awards, which will air Saturday, March 23, at 8 p.m. (ET/PT). Duhamel was later joined by Viacom President and CEO Philippe Dauman; and the presentation was capped off with a musical performance by Interscope recording artists OneRepublic, who performed their latest hit single, "If I Lose Myself."
Details of Nickelodeon's new content slates include:
- Sanjay & Craig: The 20-episode series tells the story of two best friendsone of whom is a snakeand the true adventures of being a kid. Voice actors include: Maulik Pancholy (30 Rock) as Sanjay; Chris Hardwick (Nerdist, Back at the Barnyard) as Craig; Tony Hale (Arrested Development) as Mr. Noodman; Linda Cardellini (Freaks and Geeks) as Megan; Kunal Nayyar (The Big Bang Theory) as Vijay; and Grey DeLisle (Fairly Odd Parents) as Darlene. Sanjay & Craig is created and co-executive produced by Jim Dirschberger, Jay Howell (character design for Bob's Burgers) and Andreas Trolf, and executive produced by Nickelodeon alumni Will McRobb andChris Viscardi (The Adventures of Pete & Pete, Alvin and the Chipmunks).
- Monsters vs. Aliens: Inspired by Dreamworks Animation's 2009 blockbuster feature film ($383 million worldwide gross), this new series follows the further adventures of the beloved monsters B.O.B., the gelatinous blob without a brain; Link, the prehistoric fish-man; Dr. Cockroach, the half-man/half-insect mad scientist; andSusan (aka Ginormica),the incredible growing woman as they learn to adapt to a new world filled with bizarre aliens. This series, which is greenlit for 26 episodes, marks the third partnership between Nickelodeon and Dreamworks Animation.
- Rabbids: This series brings to television the hysterical physical comedy that is the Hallmark in Ubisoft's wildly successful Rabbids video games. Irreverent, unpredictable and silly, the Rabbids are a mysterious breed of rabbit-like creatures that explore, and often wreak havoc, in the human world. Everything is a source of wonder and amusement, and these indestructible and uncontrollable creatures have absolutely no respect for the social rules that govern society. For them, there are no laws, no rules of the road. It's all about having fun and saying "Bwaaaaaah!" Nickelodeon has secured global broadcast rights for 26 new half-hour CG episodes of Rabbids, which will be produced by Ubisoft.
- Breadwinners: Created by Gary "Doodles" DiRaffaele (MAD, Metalocalypse), who was discovered from Nick's 2012 Animated Shorts Program, and Steve Borst (Teen Titans Go!, MAD), Breadwinners follows two booty-shaking ducks as they operate a bread delivery service out of their awesome, jet-fueled rocket van. The series was picked up for 20 full-length episodes.
- Nickelodeon has renewed its Animated Shorts Program, as a further commitment to produce hit animated content for kids. Last year, more than 600 pitches were collected during Nickelodeon's inaugural program. From the pitches, 12 were created and five are in series development. All 12 shorts will air on the network, or appear on www.nick.com or on Nickelodeon's new app, which launched Feb. 21.
- Nickelodeon also announced a third season pick up of its hit Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesseries, which was 2012's number-one new animated program with boys 2-11 across all TV. Season two is currently in production.
- For the 2013-14 season, the network will also roll out new episodes of returning hit animated series, including season two of The Legend of Korra, SpongeBob SquarePants, The Fairly OddParents, Winx Club, T.U.F.F. Puppy, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness and Robot and Monster.
- The Haunted Hathaways: Life in The Big Easy gets a little more complicated and way more spirited when the Hathaway siblings (Amber Montana, Breanna Yde) and their mom (Ginifer King)move into a house already occupied by a dad (Chico Benymon) and his sons (Curtis Harris, Benjamin "Lil P-Nut" Flores Jr.) who happen to be ghosts. Created by veteran comedy writer-producer Robert Peacock (Reba, The Jeff Foxworthy Show), The Haunted Hathaways is executive produced by Boyce Bugliari & Jamie McLaughlin (Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures). The series will begin production on 20 episodes this spring.
- Wendell & Vinnie: A brand-new, live-action family comedy featuring Jerry Trainor (iCarly) in his first starring and producing role, this series follows 30-year-old Vinnie Bassett (Trainor) living the life of a carefree bachelor, when he suddenly becomes the legal guardian of his precocious, wise-beyond-his-years nephew, Wendell (Buddy Handleson, Shake It Up) forming a hysterical odd-couple family dynamic. Nicole Sullivan (Rita Rocks, MadTV) also stars as Vinnie's older unlucky-in-love sister, Wilma, with Haley Strode (Gangster Squad) as Vinnie's newly divorced neighbor and love interest, Taryn. Wendell & Vinnie, which has received has received a 20 episode order. The series airs regularly on Saturdays at 8p.m. (ET/PT).
- Sam & Cat: In this comedic spin-off from award-winning creator and executive producer Dan Schneider (iCarly, Victorious,Drake & Josh, Zoey 101), Sam & Cat stars Jennette McCurdy (iCarly's Sam Puckett)andAriana Grande (Victorious' Cat Valentine) reprising their roles from their respective hit shows. The seriesfeatures the pair as unlikely roommates and best friends who become teen entrepreneurs by starting their own after-school babysitting business. Sam&Cat is currently in production on 20 episodes in Los Angeles and will premiere this fall.
- The Thundermans: The Thundermans are a typical suburban family who happen to have astounding superpowers. At the center of the action are the 14-year-old Thunderman twins, Max (Jack Griffo) and Phoebe (Kira Kosarin), who share the same bathroom, the same school and the same annoying younger siblings. Their only difference? Phoebe is a super student with a super sunny disposition who super looks forward to being a superhero someday, and Max aspires to become a super villain. The 13-episode series will commence production this spring and is written by longtime Nickelodeon producer Jed Spingarn, who most recently served as co-executive producer of the hit series Big Time Rush and prior to that, produced on The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius and Johnny Bravo.
- Nick Studio 10: This live, daily afternoon daypart features four friends who make and share outrageously funny content in real time. Beginning this spring, content created on the show will also migrate from on-air to the recently launched Nick App, and content from the app will also be featured on the series.
- Awesomeness(Working Title): Nickelodeon is partnering with Brian Robbins (Smallville, One Tree Hill, Coach Carter) to co-develop a new half-hour sketch comedy show that features a mix of new and existing content from the extremely popular online site AwesomenessTV.
- Nickelodeon will also premiere more new episodes of its hit live-action series, including Big Time Rush, Marvin Marvin and See Dad Run.
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Ballet Stars of New York return for sixth year
For the sixth consecutive year, the fast-growing University of South Carolina Dance Program will bring the talents of the New York City Ballet to Columbia for its "Ballet Stars of New York" concert, March 19 at 7 p.m. at the Koger Center for the Arts.
Tickets are $35 for orchestra seats, $30 for first balcony, $25 for second balcony and $15 for students. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Carolina Coliseum box office at 777-5112. Or, charge by phone at 251-2222.
Performing signature works of the New York City Ballet repertory in concert with university dancers will be NYCB dancers Sara Mearns, a Columbia native who is earning national reviews for her lead role in "Swan Lake," Megan Fairchild, Abi Stafford, Charles Askegard and brothers Jared and Tyler Angle.
Two classic works by choreographer George Balanchine are on the program: the vigorous "Allegro Brillante," set to the music of Tchaikovsky, and the lively "Western Symphony," which is performed to Broadway legend Hershy Kay. The program will also include "In the Night," a romantic work by ballet and Broadway choreographer Jerome Robbins.
NYC Ballet pianist Cameron Grant will be featured as solo pianist for "In the Night" and will perform with the USC Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Donald Portnoy, in "Allegro Brillante." The symphony will also provide the accompaniment for "Western Symphony."
The University of South Carolina's Dance Program is the only collegiate-level group working closely with the NYC Ballet. Additionally, the USC Dance Program is among a select group of colleges granted the rights to perform the works of NYC Ballet founder and "father of American ballet" George Balanchine.
The university's Dance Program has experienced exponential growth in the last six years, which New York City Ballet soloist Stacey Calvert says can be attributed in part to the "Ballet Stars" concerts.
"This concert has become a major recruiting tool for the program," she said. "The program has grown by leaps and bounds."
Since the first "Ballet Stars" concert, the Dance Program has added a major with concentrations in performance/choreography and dance education, which boasts 90 auditioned dancers, making it one of the fastest-growing programs in the Southeast. The program moved into new studio space in 2009.
For more information on the concert, contact Kevin Bush in the department of theatre and dance at 803-777-9353.


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Brevard, N.C. - The baseball games scheduled for this Saturday, February 6, and this Sunday, February 7, against Ohio Valley have been cancelled due to foreseen inclimate weather.
The Tornados are scheduled to open their season on Wednesday, February 10, when they travel to Anderson for a 3:00 p.m. game. Brevard will return for their home opener the following weekend, February 13-14 for three games against Mercyhurst.


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This article is part of an ongoing series about social media in the workplace. We're interested in your feedback/questions, so please comment and the authors may address your issue in their next article.
Tweet from Uncle Sam: Let your employees talk about their working conditions through social media — or else!
Social media can get employers in trouble. Without a narrowly tailored policy guiding how the company will manage its employees' use of sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter while the employee is on the job, the employer may very well run afoul of the National Labor Relations Act, which is enforced by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
The NLRB's avid interest in social media stems from its charge to ensure that both union and non-union employees' federal right to discuss the terms and conditions of employment, including wages, hours and other working conditions, is protected.
The increased interest by the NLRB in matters affecting employees' use of social media began late last year. At that time, the federal agency filed a complaint against a Connecticut employer for terminating an employee who had posted negative comments about a supervisor on Facebook. The NLRB tweeted this past winter that the case had settled. The employer agreed to: (1) revise its social media policies to ensure that the employees are guaranteed the right to discuss the terms and conditions of employment and (2) never discipline or fire employees for engaging in such activity in the future.
In Arizona, an Arizona Daily Star reporter was terminated for inappropriate and unprofessional tweets. The termination resulted in the employee filing an unfair labor practice charge with the NLRB against the Star. After investigation, the NLRB dismissed the charge, concluding that the termination was lawful because the tweets at issue did not relate to the terms and conditions of employment.
Just last month, the NLRB announced its intention to file a civil complaint against Thomson Reuters for firing a reporter for one of her tweets. The tweet read: "One way to make this the best place to work is to deal honestly with Guild members." According to the NLRB, Thomson Reuters violated the reporter's federal right to comment on the terms and conditions of her employment.
The NLRB's growing interest in social media as it relates to employees demonstrates that there is a line to be drawn between protected and non-protected activity taking place in cyberspace. Determining where to draw that line is challenging. Even the NLRB recognizes the fast-moving nature of emerging social media issues in the context of employee-protected activity.
On April 12, the NLRB's Office of the General Counsel issued a memorandum requiring regional offices to submit social media cases to the NLRB's Division of Advice for review prior to issuing an administrative complaint. The memorandum states that the Division of Advice must handle prosecution of social media cases, because there is a dearth of case law currently available and the NLRB considers the issue a policy priority.
Co-author: Carrie Pixler
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mon0 is an 'alias' of wlan0 in promiscious mode to sniff/intercept traffic, so scanning the area twice with physicly the same interface might cause collisions on the interface.
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Cort Theatre. By Craig Wright. Dir. Dexter Bullard. With Paul Rudd, Kate Arrington, Michael Shannon, Ed Asner. 1hr 40mins. No intermission.
From the first seconds of Craig Wright's Grace, you know the tale will end in heartbreak, madness and a murder-suicide bloodbath—even before learning that it takes place in Florida. In the stage equivalent of running film in reverse, the actors speak their lines backward, sentence by sentence, and retrace their blocking. At the end of the play, the same sequence will play forward, to grimly fatalistic effect. So it spoils nothing to say that evangelical Christian and aspiring hotelier Steve (Rudd) shoots his wife, Sara (Arrington), and next-door neighbor, Sam (Shannon), before turning the gun on himself. Forget about the body count, Wright seems to declare at the outset; pay attention to how these people got there—free will, or hand of fate?
Few American playwrights since Thornton Wilder have combined so much wry humor, formal invention and philosophical depth as Wright, who never met a dramatic scenario that he didn't give a cosmic or spiritual spin. (His Recent Tragic Events was one of the most slyly trenchant plays written about September 11.) If the title Grace didn't tip you off, the piece tracks four individuals (including Ed Asner's atheist exterminator, who survived the Nazis) occupying various points on the faith spectrum. Sam lost his fiancée in a car accident that left his face disfigured and his spirit in worse shape. Steve believes that God will smile upon a shady business deal that involves Jesus-themed motels. And Sara, who relocated with her husband from Minnesota to the Sunshine State, finds her heart turning from chipper, deluded Steve to bitter but honest Sam. The human dimension of Wright's play is touching, if not very original; but his writing is a skillful blend of bright, humorous dialogue and yearning questions about destiny and connection.
There's much to enjoy in Dexter Bullard's clear-eyed production, whose set pivots on a turntable in front of a bright blue sky. Shannon is harrowing and transfixing as always, a man-statue carved out of grief. In a role that could be seen as wispy, Arrington traces Sara's itchy discontent. The only false note here (besides the ginned-up tragic finale) is Rudd. The epitome of sweet-tempered, best-friend menschitude, Rudd fails to convince as a guy whose rough past led him to fasten onto religious bromides with a white-knuckle grip. I would love to see Rudd prove himself in a meaty, serious role, but his affable angst in Grace left me unconverted.—David Cote
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Tool's Maynard James Keenan selling Hollywood home
Rocker Maynard James Keenan is looking to relocate.
"Rolling Stone" says the Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Pucifer frontman has put his Los Angeles home up for sale. The listing describes the two-story house as "Mediterranean in design," adding that it's "tucked underneath the Hollywood sign" bordering Griffith Park.
Realtor Jon Berentine says "the most important thing about the house is the seclusion of it," explaining that there's "parkland on three sides of the property" so the residents are "away from everything." He adds that the house "reflects the travel and worldliness that is Maynard," and the rocker "has gone to great lengths to import significant pieces that are built into the structure itself."
The house includes four bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms. There's also a courtyard, pool area, and waterfalls, as well as a separate guest house and a detached garage.
Keenan originally listed the home in January for $2,795,000 dollars. This week he dropped the price, and is now willing to sell for $2,495,000.
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12/11/2012 2013 NFL Mock Draft
-1- Kansas City Chiefs - QB - Tyler Wilson - Arkansas
The Chiefs are rumored to like Arkansas' Tyler Wilson more than they like West Virginia's Geno Smith - which I believe is the right call anyway. You can argue that neither quarterback should be taken as the number-one pick but the Chiefs really don't have much choice - the free agent market for quarterbacks is likely to be headlined by Alex Smith and Michael Vick. I don't think either of those two could help get Kansas City to where they need to be so they'll opt to take the top signal-caller in this year's class in Arkansas Razorback gunslinger, Tyler Wilson.
-2- Jacksonville Jaguars - DE - Damontre Moore - Texas A&M
I strongly considered slotting Geno Smith here but I think Jacksonville needs to get the best pass-rusher in this year's class instead of taking an underwhelming prospect like Geno Smith so quickly after burning a pick on uber-bust Blaine Gabbert. Plus, Chad Henne has played pretty well to close this season out; I think they use Henne as a bridge to whoever their next quarterback of the future is. So, they take Damontre Moore who is one of the most exciting players in this class to try and shore up their anemic pass-rush.
-3- Oakland Raiders - DT - Star Lotulelei - Utah
Oakland will lose Richard Seymour to free agency and Tommy Kelly will likely be a cap-casualty which is probably a good thing considering they'll be more likely to try and grab the best prospect in this year's class [in my opinion, anyway] in Star Lotulelei, a mammoth interior lineman from Utah who has been compared to Baltimore's Haloti Ngata throughout his collegiate career.
-4- Philadelphia Eagles - DT - Sheldon Richardson - Missouri
Philadelphia will definitely have to consider Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel but ultimately I think they'll feel pretty good about Jason Peters and Todd Herremans returning from injury next year to pass on Joeckel, at least waiting until later on to add insurance possibly. Instead, they'll opt to take Sheldon Richardson - a player who has been steadily rising since early in November; for good reason, mind you. Teaming Sheldon Richardson with last year's first round selection, Fletcher Cox would be absolutely lethal for Philadelphia moving forward - in my opinion, this would be a great move with Cullen Jenkins and Mike Patterson likely on their way out during the off-season.
-5- Carolina Panthers - OT - Luke Joeckel - Texas A&M
The days of Jordan Gross playing All-Pro football are long gone. It's possible Carolina would likely move Gross to right tackle (his natural position) if they were lucky enough to land Joeckel at this juncture. Joeckel possesses great quickness to mirror edge-rushers and uses his hands really well - something Carolina desperately needs if they want Cam Newton to take the next step. This would be an absolute slam dunk of a selection if they're able to land Joeckel.
-6- Tennessee Titans - DE - Bjoern Werner - Florida State
Tennessee, once again, ranks near the bottom of the NFL in sacks and quarterback pressures - which is a shame because they have talented corners but they've gotten no help once or ever from Tennessee's defensive front. It's possible that Tennessee would elect to take Jarvis Jones instead of Bjoern Werner but I believe Werner would be the better fit as he plays the run much better than Jones, in my opinion; something Tennessee desperately needs help in. Also, Jones' back issues are scary for a franchise that has been burned by damaged talents recently (Derrick Morgan, Kenny Britt, Adam Jones, etc.)
-7- Detroit Lions - CB - Dee Milliner - Alabama
Detroit has seen their success from last year completely fall apart in large part to their terrible secondary. They've had street free agents and rookie corners in there almost all season, it's definitely time they get some young talent to help with covering the talented pass-catchers in the NFC North. Dee Milliner has been phenomenal the past two seasons for Alabama, he can cover inside and outside which will be a great asset for Detroit when they have to line up on the Brandon Marshalls and Randall Cobbs of the world.
-8- Arizona Cardinals - DE/OLB - Jarvis Jones - Georgia
I'm sure some will make a solid argument for Taylor Lewan or Jake Matthews here and that makes a lot of sense but Arizona can land a solid one in the second round; Jarvis Jones falling to them here might be too much to pass up. Fielding a defense with Patrick Peterson, Calais Campbell and Jarvis Jones will give Arizona a solid foundation on that side of the ball to build on for the next seven-to-eight years.
-9- San Diego Chargers - OT - Taylor Lewan - Michigan
Phillip Rivers career has largely been wasted by Norv Turner's incompetency and San Diego's lack of pass protection of late. It's literally now or never and if they want to have any hope of the playoffs in the next few years, they'll take Michigan's standout offensive tackle in Taylor Lewan. A solid, if unspectacular player that has all the tools to be San Diego's left tackle for the next decade. This is a pick that the fans of San Diego deserve after putting up with A.J. Smith and Norv Turner for so long.
-10- Cleveland Browns - ILB - Manti Te'o - Notre Dame
For Cleveland, it may just be a matter of adding talent to this roster. They're solid in a few areas but could absolutely use a player like Te'o. Whether he plays strongside linebacker or mans the middle - he's going to make a big difference and likely be the face of the Browns' defense for the next decade. The Browns would love for Damontre Moore, Jarvis Jones or Bjoern Werner to fall to them here and I do believe Oregon's Dion Jordan may be the pick if they don't like Te'o as a fit for them.
-11- Buffalo Bills - QB - Geno Smith - West Virginia
Word is going around that scouts aren't as thrilled with Geno Smith's game as some analysts are. Smith isn't going to wow you with any part of his game but he's a solid prospect with great upside in an offense that trots out Stevie Johnson and C.J. Spiller. It has been far too long since Buffalo has had a franchise quarterback, depending on your definition - not since Jim Kelly (Doug Flutie was never a franchise quarterback, nor was Drew Bledsoe).
-12- Miami Dolphins - OT - Jake Matthews - Texas A&M
A lot of mixed reports have come out of media outlets claiming that the Dolphins may or may not let go of Jake Long this off-season. It makes some sense as Long will likely command top-dollar while his on-field production has been in steep decline of late. It would be wise for Miami to let him walk if he plays hard-ball with them because it looks like they'd have a great shot at landing a stud left-tackle prospect like Jake Matthews, Taylor Lewan or Eric Fisher. Some say Matthews might end up being the better of the two A&M offensive tackles, he certainly possesses more of a 'nasty' mean-streak than Joeckel - something Miami will value.
-13- New Orleans Saints - DT - Johnathan Hankins - Ohio State
The Saints defense has been feasted on regularly this season. That holds especially true for their run defense which has been completely miserable despite adding Broderick Bunkley this off-season. The Saints have not had a big man on the inside who could collapse pockets since Shaun Rogers was near the end of his career - it's about time they bring in a big run-stuffer to pair up with Bunkley and Akiem Hicks.
-14- New York Jets - OG - Chance Warmack - Alabama
I don't know how the Jets plan on doing it, but it looks like they're gearing their fans up for another painful year of Mark Sanchez and his lovely butt-fumbles. That said, they really need to rebuild the whole offense so maybe it's a good thing they're not reaching for a quarterback here. One area of weakness for New York has been at the right-guard spot where Brandon Moore is only a shell of his former-self. I'm sure Jets fans won't be thrilled with this pick but Warmack is probably the finest interior lineman to come out in the past ten years. He's Nick Saban-approved, SEC battle-tested and is an absolute force.
-15- Tampa Bay Buccaneers - DE - Dion Jordan - Oregon
This is a team on the rise. If the Bucs can land a nice haul again this off-season - watch out! I suppose it's common-place to find a cornerback slotted here but I don't think Tampa Bay will go that route if Oregon's athletic-freak defensive end - Dion Jordan is still on the board. Adrian Clayborn will be coming back from injury and Da'Quan Bowers has some really creaky knees so it'd be wise to grab some young talent, especially with a player as talented as Dion Jordan; whom I feel is being vastly underrated by the draft community.
-16- St. Louis Rams - OT - Eric Fisher - Central Michigan
I hope, for Sam Bradford's sake - that Jeff Fisher's primary focus this off-season is getting his quarterback the protection he needs upfront. Rodger Saffold has underwhelmed since playing admirably his rookie season and at right tacekle - they've fielded the likes of Jason Smith, Wayne Hunter and Barry Richardson, can you say yuck? Let's get this man some help with the largely underrated Central Michigan product - Eric Fisher.
-17- Cincinnati Bengals - CB - Johnathan Banks - Mississippi State
Cincinnati has picks to play around with; so they're likely to play the draft board for the best value - as they have in the past few years. Last year they invested one of their two first-round picks at cornerback by taking Alabama's Dre' Kirkpatrick and while Kirkpatrick hasn't seen the field much this year - they still like him a lot as a prospect but they still need someone to play across from him as Leon Hall has fallen off a cliff of late. By grabbing Johnathan Banks, they land yet another big-bodied cornerback that they can plug into their underperforming defense.
-18- Minnesota Vikings - WR - Keenan Allen - California
After starting off really well, Christian Ponder has faded immensely and while some Vikings fans may be ready to move on from the Ponder-era, I don't think Minnesota's front office will be ready to go that far without adding a big-time playmaker to play outside and add another target besides Percy Harvin and Kyle Rudolph. Keenan Allen possesses a big body and the upside to be a potential number-one receiver - something Minnesota has lacked for a number of years. Adding Allen would be an absolute slam dunk.
-19- Dallas Cowboys - WR - Terrance Williams - Baylor
Cowboys fans are likely to hate this pick and I'm fine with that but hear me out - they have a small window to win a championship and both Dez Bryant and Miles Austin have proven to not be able to survive a full season's toll on the body. Terrance Williams is a tremendous player who would make a huge impact for the Cowboys in adding another big-time playmaker for Tony Romo to throw to. They might have greater needs at safety, outside linebacker and along the offensive and defensive line but they need to add another receiver for Tony Romo to rely on when Bryant and Austin don't hold up. Williams possesses the upside to be a top-10 receiver in only a short amount of time.
-20- St. Louis Rams
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- OG - Johnathan Cooper - North Carolina
The Rams will continue to add talent along their offensive line. Looking back on how San Francisco built a successful unit along the offensive line, they were investing a lot to get where they are now. They took Mike Iupati, Anthony Davis and Joe Staley in the first round. Hopefully, Jeff Fisher adopts this approach because St. Louis is only a few pieces away from contending in this division. Adding a mauler like Cooper would do wonders for this squad. An offensive line of Eric Fisher, Harvey Dahl, Scott Wells, Johnathan Cooper and Rodger Saffold would be the best line the Rams have had since Orlando Pace's glory years with the greatest show on turf.
-21- Pittsburgh Steelers - DE/OLB - Anthony Barr - UCLA
The Steelers have remained ahead of the curve in terms of stocking up their prospect pipeline but lately their depth on both sides of the ball has diminished and the team has struggled when hit with injuries. With James Harrison nearing the end of the line, it's high time they draft a stud pass-rusher to take his place in a few seasons. Enter Anthony Barr, a junior from UCLA who hasn't been getting as much attention as some of the Barkevious Mingos and Ezekiel Ansahs of this year's class but is every bit more polished and refined in setting the edge and getting to the quarterback. Barr should see his stock rise as April approaches and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to see him go higher than this once teams get ahold of some of the impressive junior's tape.
-22- New York Giants - DT - Jesse Williams - Alabama
The Giants have once again struggled to keep their interior defensive line healthy as they've seen Chris Canty, Rocky Bernard, Marvin Austin and Markus Kuhn all face injuries at some point this season. With Austin not being able to take the field hardly in his two-year career, it might be time to add a blue-chip prospect to inject some life into this unit. The humongous Crimson Tide prospect, Jesse Williams, would look really nice lining up on the inside of Jason Pierre-Paul and Justin Tuck. After videos have leaked of Williams benching 600lbs, I'm sure you'll see his name come up quite a bit during the draft process. I'm sure the Giants would be extremely pleased if he fell to them here.
-23- Chicago Bears - OT/G - Dallas Thomas - Tennessee
After starting the season relatively healthy, the Bears have been ravaged by injuries of late without even mentioning that they have pulled 2011 first-round pick Gabe Carimi from the spot they drafted him to man at right-tackle and installed a street free-agent in Jonathan Scott to man their right-tackle spot - needless to say, it's time they spent another high draft pick to get Jay Cutler some help. Dallas Thomas isn't getting much attention right now but once all the scouts will have time to see him in person and go over his tape, I think they'll find one of the finest offensive lineman prospects in this year's class. While Alabama's Barrett Jones has gotten high marks for his versatility, Tennessee's Dallas Thomas has shown capable of playing either tackle spots as well as guard; something Chicago desperately needs considering they've been shuffling their offensive line of late. The Bears would likely have Thomas play right-tackle in their scheme and moving Carimi over to right-guard permanently while Lance Louis (if re-signed) will take over at left-guard.
-24- Indianapolis Colts - S - Matt Elam - Florida
The Colts have definitely been one of the "feel good" stories of this season - however, I don't think they have enough talent in their secondary to compete just yet with the powerhouses of the NFL. They've had David Caldwell and Sergio Brown start at one point or another and neither one of them have cut it for Indianapolis. Matt Elam would make a great selection here, if available, as he would be able to play either spot in Indianapolis' scheme. A bit undersized but he plays a lot bigger than he's listed frequently helping out in run-support while centerfielding the Gators defense. Elam is the best safety prospect Florida has had in years and the Colts should hope that he falls to them come April.
-25- Seattle Seahawks - OLB - Alec Ogletree - Georgia
The Seahawks have been phenomenal this season. Pete Carroll has turned this squad from a mediocre, borderline playoff team to a legitimate winning team with a bright future with Russell Wilson at the helm. That said, while they are solid in almost every area - they could still use some depth at linebacker as impressive rookie Bobby Wagner has missed some time and LeRoy Hill might not be around for too much longer. Alec Ogletree could play any spot along their second line of defense for Seattle and give them another speedy linebacker to pair up with Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright giving them one of the youngest and most impressive linebacking corps in the entire NFL. While they might have bigger needs, I think that passing on Ogletree at this juncture wouldn't be wise for the surging Seahawks as he presents terrific value here.
-26- Baltimore Ravens - DT - Johnathan Jenkins - Georgia
Baltimore is one of those teams that like Pittsburgh and Chicago, they have maintained strong defensive play throughout the years but unlike those two teams - they haven't had much success this year in large part because they haven't gotten much push with Ma'ake Kemoeatu and Terrance Cody in the middle of their defensive line. The mammoth Bulldog, Johnathan Jenkins should be able to help them in that regard. Jenkins has seen his stock tumble a little bit but if Baltimore can land him here, they'd be wise to do so especially if Matt Elam and Alec Ogletree are off the board.
-27- Green Bay Packers - S - Kenny Vaccaro - Texas
Charles Woodson has had a great career but it's quickly coming to an end and he may even be in a new uniform this time next year - and regardless of that, Green Bay should find themselves a starting safety after they passed on Harrison Smith last year anyway. Kenny Vaccaro, like Harrison Smith will likely see his stock soar during the draft process as he's shown well in every facet of his game this season whether it be in run support, guarding tight ends or sitting back in zone coverage - this kid can do it all and would be an excellent fit for the Packers.
-28- Houston Texans - CB - Jordan Poyer - Oregon State
Houston may have much bigger needs but make no mistake, cornerback hasn't been a strength - especially of late with them. Jonathan Joseph has battled injuries while Kareem Jackson is no one's idea of a nightmare matchup. Enter Oregon State's Jordan Poyer, a cornerback who I feel is very similar to Minnesota's Antoine Winfield in the way that he gets the job done and can contribute in a number of ways. Starting off, Houston would likely ask Poyer to strictly cover slot receivers - which is something he does a tremendous job of. There might be better value but you're not going to find a better player at doing what Poyer does and that's exactly what Houston could use.
-29- Denver Broncos - ILB - C.J. Mosley - Alabama
Denver has found a lot of success with Wesley Woodyard and Von Miller this season; Miller on his way to a possible Defensive Player of the Year award while Woodyard has stepped-in for the troubled D.J. Williams and played very well. That said, they still could use another man in the middle to solidify this group for the next decade. C.J. Mosley is a bit of a tweener and he could fall because of it - but I don't see him falling past Denver. Mosley could come in and play either in the middle or on the outside while Woodyard moves inside. Mosley presents terrific value here and would likely make a big impact just like Lavonte David and Bobby Wagner have for their respective clubs.
-30- Atlanta Falcons - DE - Ezekiel Ansah - Brigham Young
The Falcons let go of free agent mega-bust, Ray Edwards a few weeks ago because he hasn't done anything since signing that huge contract a few years ago and while the Falcons have gotten great production from the ageless John Abraham and Kroy Biermann - they need someone to replace Abraham when he decides to call it a career. Now, I have heard a ton of comparisons to Jason Pierre-Paul when we're discussing Zeke Ansah's upside and I could see how one would draw that conclusion but JPP was a much better, more fluid athlete than Ansah is. Ansah could certainly find similar success but he's not going to outright dominate like JPP did almost right out of the gate; which makes this a great fit as just like JPP, Ansah can rotate in with the starters while learning the ropes of the NFL before taking over full-time for the Falcons.
-31- San Francisco 49ers - S - Phillip Thomas - Fresno State
One of the few teams where you really have to look hard for any weaknesses on their roster. One area is defensive back depth where DaShon Goldson and Donte Whitner need new contracts if they're going to stick around and while I'm sure the 49ers would love to have Kenny Vaccaro fall to them, they'll settle for local product, Phillip Thomas out of Fresno State who is sure to see his stock rise with his stellar play of late. An absolute ball-hawk with terrific coverage skills and great diagnosing plays before they develop - Thomas is the type of safety that head coach Jim Harbaugh covets for his impressive squad.
-32- New England Patriots - CB - Xavier Rhodes - Florida State
New England acquired troubled former Tampa Bay Buccaneer cornerback, Aqib Talib, at the trade deadline and he has played sensational for them of late but this is a kid that's one more incident away from seeing his NFL career cut short because of stupidity - not to mention, Talib is also a unrestricted free agent in 2013 and while I expect the Patriots bring him back, it would be a wise move for the Pats to grab a talented corner like Xavier Rhodes just in case.
-33- Jacksonville Jaguars - QB - Matt Barkley - Southern Cal
I'm sure Jacksonville fans feel good about the way Chad Henne has played of late but lets not kid ourselves here, Henne is not going to bring this team a winning season anytime soon and quite frankly, the fans deserve better. Barkley isn't the elite prospect some were making him out to be last year but he's a quarterback who I think still has a bright future in the NFL. He's not overly impressive and he's going to need some time to develop his game at the professional level but make no mistake, here's Jacksonville's franchise quarterback Blaine Gabbert was supposed to be.
-34- Kansas City Chiefs - WR - Justin Hunter - Tennessee
This is a pick that will hinder on whether or not Dwayne Bowe leaves in free agency, my guess is that he will be in a different uniform next year making a number-one receiver a big need in Kansas City as former first-round pick Jonathan Baldwin just hasn't gotten it done. Justin Hunter could and probably should go higher than this but I'm sure KC would love to have him fall to them here.
-35- Cincinnati Bengals (From Oakland) - DE - Alex Okafor - Texas
It looks as if Michael Johnson has likely played his final season as a Cincinnati Bengal which means that the Bengals will likely need a new run-stuffing defensive end across from Carlos Dunlap. Alex Okafor isn't flashy but he's extremely solid and well-versed in what Cincinnati will require him to do.
-36- Carolina Panthers - DT - Will Sutton - Arizona State
Carolina passed on Fletcher Cox last year for Luke Kuechly and while both have played great, Kuechly hasn't fixed their putrid run defense. Will Sutton has been getting a lot more attention recently than I expected but when you turn on the tape of this kid - you can't help but wonder why he's not a top-20 pick. Carolina loves to take players like this who should go a round higher so not only does this fit a huge need for them but it makes sense in terms of their drafting philosophy, as well.
-37- Tennessee Titans - TE - Tyler Eifert - Notre Dame
Jared Cook has likely played his last down as a Tennessee Titan (hopefully he's with Chicago next year
) and while the Titans have been intrigued by Taylor Thompson - I don't think they'd pass on a talented player like Eifert who could step-in immediately and give Jake Locker that safety-valve he could desperately use.
-38- Detroit Lions - DE - Sam Montgomery - Louisiana State
Detroit sticks to their draft board here and takes the best-player available in LSU's Sam Montgomery who has the talent to be drafted in the first round but has been far too inconsistent against top-level talent for me to feel comfortable slotting him to anyone in the first. Don't get me wrong, when he's on - he's definitely on and could shore up Detroit's pass-rush for the next decade.
-39- Arizona Cardinals - OT - Lane Johnson - Oklahoma
And just like that the Cardinals may have won this year's draft if both Jarvis Jones and Lane Johnson can fulfill their potential. Lane Johnson would step-in as their immediate left-tackle while they can stick with Levi Brown or Nate Potter at right; hopefully giving Kevin Kolb (or whoever's under center a fighting chance).
-40- Philadelphia Eagles - CB - Will Davis - Utah State
Nnamdi Asomugha has literally fallen off a cliff in terms of production and likely won't even have a job next year. They absolutely need to find someone who can step-in and be a starter for them. Will Davis has created quite a bit of buzz lately and could see his named called in the first round if he performs well during the off-season.
-41- Buffalo Bills - WR - Cordarrelle Patterson - Tennessee
The Bills have a nice supporting cast for their new signal-caller to succeed, however, they could still use another receiver since Stevie Johnson is constantly laboring through injuries. Cordarrelle Patterson has come in real strong for the Volunteers this season and is likely to hear his named called early on the second day of the draft this April.
-42- Miami Dolphins - DE - Jackson Jeffcoat - Texas
The Dolphins have been a tough unit to run on this season but their secondary is a mess - not to mention they have literally no one across from All-Pro defensive end, Cameron Wake. It's about time they grab someone to get some production from that spot. Jackson Jeffcoat likely would have been a top-25 selection if he hadn't torn his bicep early in the season; the Dolphins, however, would be lucky to not have to spend a day-one pick to land Jeffcoat in this scenario.
-43- San Diego Chargers - DE/OLB - Barkevious Mingo - Louisiana State
Barkevious Mingo was supposed to be this year's can't-miss prospect - unfortunately, he hasn't lived up to that bill quite yet and has had a down year coming off his huge sophomore season at LSU but like the Dolphins, the Chargers would be happy to get a blue-chip pass-rusher like Mingo for only a second round pick as Shaun Phillips is nearing the end of the line in San Diego. Barkevious Mingo would team with Melvin Ingram to shore up this spot for the next decade.
-44- Tampa Bay Buccaneers - OT - D.J. Fluker - Alabama
While I'm sure Tampa Bay would love to have a cornerback fall to them here, they need to draft for value and Alabama's D.J. Fluker presents terrific value for their right tackle spot that Jeremy Trueblood and Demar Dotson have struggled to man the past few seasons. Fluker would be an instant upgrade along this line that should be borderline elite next season.
-45- New York Jets - DE/OLB - Chase Thomas - Stanford
For as hyped as the Jets have been the last few seasons, they sure lack playmakers on either side of the ball and while a quarterback like Zac Dysert or Landry Jones would make sense here - I think New York can hold off until next round to grab a quarterback they can groom under "the Sanchize." Chase Thomas has been stellar the past few seasons for Stanford and would be an instant upgrade over Calvin Pace, Aaron Maybin and Bryan Thomas at the Jets' rush-linebacker spots.
-46- St. Louis Rams - S - Tony Jefferson - Oklahoma
The Rams have struggled to find consistency at their safety spots the past few seasons and with Quinton Mikell hitting free agency this off-season, it would be in their best interest to grab a talented safety like Oklahoma's Tony Jefferson, who has been absolute force in their secondary the past two seasons.
-47- Minnesota Vikings - DT - Kawann Short - Purdue
-48- Dallas Cowboys - OL - Barrett Jones - Alabama
-49- Washington Redskins - DE - William Gholston - Michigan State
-50- Cincinnati Bengals - RB - Giovani Bernard - North Carolina
-51- Pittsburgh Steelers - WR - Tavon Austin - West Virginia
-52- Chicago Bears - ILB - Kevin Minter - Louisiana State
-53- New York Giants - CB/S - David Amerson - North Carolina State
-54- Miami Dolphins (From Indianapolis) - DT - Sylvester Williams - North Carolina
-55- Seattle Seahawks - WR - DeAndre Hopkins - Clemson
-56- Green Bay Packers - RB - Jawan Jamison - Rutgers
-57- Baltimore Ravens - CB - Desmond Trufant - Washington
-58- Houston Texans - OT - Oday Aboushi - Virginia
-59 -Denver Broncos - DE - Tank Carradine - Florida State
-60- Atlanta Falcons - TE - Gavin Escobar - San Diego State
-61- San Francisco 49ers - OLB - Jamie Collins - Southern Mississippi
-62- New England Patriots - ILB - Arthur Brown - Kansas State
-63- Kansas City Chiefs - DE - Datone Jones - UCLA
-64- Jacksonville Jaguars - OT - Justin Pugh - Syracuse
-65- Oakland Raiders - QB - Zac Dysert - Miami (OH)
-66- Tennessee Titans - DT - Sharrif Floyd - Florida
-67- Detroit Lions - OT - Kyle Long - Oregon
-68- Arizona Cardinals - QB - Ryan Nassib - Syracuse
-69- Philadelphia Eagles - OG - Larry Warford - Kentucky
-70- San Francisco 49ers (From Carolina) - TE - Jordan Reed - Florida
-71- Miami Dolphins - ILB - Gerald Hodges - Penn State
-72- New Orleans Saints - WR - Da'Rick Rogers - Tennessee Tech
-73- San Diego Chargers - RB - Andre Ellington - Clemson
-74- Cleveland Browns - QB - Tyler Bray - Tennessee
-75- Buffalo Bills - S - Baccari Rambo - Georgia
-76- Tampa Bay Buccaneers - CB - Logan Ryan - Rutgers
-77- New York Jets - QB - Landry Jones - Oklahoma
-78- St. Louis Rams - WR - Quinton Patton - Louisiana Tech
-79- Dallas Cowboys - DE/OLB - Corey Lemonier - Auburn
-80- Washington Redskins - WR/RB - Denard Robinson - Michigan
-81- Cincinnati Bengals - OT - Brennan Williams - North Carolina
-82- Minnesota Vikings - ILB - Khaseem Greene - Rutgers
-83- Pittsburgh Steelers - RB - Stepfan Taylor - Stanford
-84- New York Giants - ILB - Jonathan Bostic - Florida
-85- Miami Dolphins (From Chicago) - TE - Joseph Fauria - UCLA
-86- Indianapolis Colts - RB - Mike Gillislee - Florida
-87- Seattle Seahawks - DT - Jordan Hill - Penn State
-88- Baltimore Ravens - WR - Aaron Dobson - Marshall
-89- Green Bay Packers - DE/OLB - Brandon Jenkins - Florida State
-90- Houston Texans - S - D.J. Swearinger - South Carolina
-91- Denver Broncos - ILB - Kiko Alonso - Oregon
-92- Atlanta Falcons - RB - Marcus Lattimore - South Carolina
-93- San Francisco 49ers - DE - Abry Jones - Georgia
-94- New England Patriots - DE - John Simon - Ohio State
-95- Jacksonville Jaguars - CB - Terry Hawthorne - Illinois
-96- Kansas City Chiefs - CB - Blidi Wreh-Wilson - Connecticut
-97- Oakland Raiders - TE - Philip Lutzenkirchen - Auburn
-98- Detroit Lions - WR - Markus Wheaton - Oregon State
-99- Arizona Cardinals - RB - Eddie Lacy - Alabama
-100- Philadelphia Eagles - OT - Brian Winters - Kent State
-101- Carolina Panthers - WR - Cobi Hamilton - Arkansas
-102- Tennessee Titans - OG/C - Travis Frederick - Wisconsin
-103- New Orleans Saints - S - Shawn Williams - Georgia
-104- San Diego Chargers - QB - Mike Glennon - North Carolina State
-105- Cleveland Browns - CB - Jamar Taylor - Boise State
-106- Buffalo Bills - DE - Margus Hunt - Southern Methodist
-107- Miami Dolphins - CB - Tyrann Mathieu - Louisiana State
-108- New York Jets - WR - Marquess Wilson - Washington State
-109- Tampa Bay Buccaneers - DT - Brandon Williams - Missouri Southern State
-110- St. Louis Rams - RB - Dennis Johnson - Arkansas
-111- Washington Redskins - ILB - Nico Johnson - Alabama
-112- Cincinnati Bengals - S - Robert Lester - Alabama
-113- Minnesota Vikings - QB - E.J. Manuel - Florida State
-114- Dallas Cowboys - OT - Ricky Wagner - Wisconsin
-115- Pittsburgh Steelers - WR - Aaron Mellette - Elon
-116- Chicago Bears - TE - Ryan Otten - San Jose State
-117- New York Giants - S - T.J. McDonald - Southern Cal
-118- Indianapolis Colts - DE/OLB - Michael Buchanon - Illinois
-119- Seattle Seahawks - TE - Dion Sims - Michigan State
-120- Green Bay Packers - RB - Montee Ball - Wisconsin
-121- Baltimore Ravens - DE/OLB - Quanterus Smith - Western Kentucky
-122- Houston Texans - ILB - Kevin Reddick - North Carolina
-123- Denver Broncos - WR - Ryan Swope - Texas A&M
-124- Atlanta Falcons - OT - Matt Summers-Gavin - California
-125- San Francisco 49ers - DT - Chris Jones - Bowling Green
-126- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (From New England) - CB - Leon McFadden - San Diego State
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just putrid for the cowboys. the first two picks have to be DT, OT or G/C. your reasoning for a WR is really bad too. they have to win now but he'll be a top 10 receiver 4-5 years from now? how does that make sense? smh...just no
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Vikings have the Lions 4th round pick. Otherwise pretty good draft. I don't even mind EJ Manuel.
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Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 6:37 pm
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Love the pick for the Colts.
Elam would be a great addition to the secondary.
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Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 6:47 pm
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Not a good Cowboys draft at all. Especially since you have us passing on Barrett Jones in the 2nd. Cowboys do not need to use a 1st rounder on a WR. In your next mock, try giving us Warmack or Cooper. Tony Romo won't be able to throw to any receivers if he's running for his life like he always is. Based off of who was available in this draft, I'd much rather have Cooper, Elam, Jesse Williams, or Jenkins.
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I like the Jets draft but id rather go Bernard in the 2nd then Lemonier in the 3rd
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I have Geno Smith as the best QB, and Cordarelle Patterson as 4th best WR. 2 of the 3 biggest needs so nice start. Baccari Rambo IMO will grade out as a FS and not a need with Jairus Byrd around. Not a chance he hits FA
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Khaseem Greene is too small to be an ILB, he'd like be the WILL in our system, but I don't mind him as a pick.
As The Gnat pointed out, we own Detroit's 4th.
Your first two picks for the Vikings are solid, Greene is okay.
I'm not a fan of EJ Manuel, would prefer TJ McDonald there, but I understand the pick. Solid effort.
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Give Travis Frederick in the 3rd and it's good. Love the Elam pick, but do not like the Gillislee pick at all. We can't run because of our lack of OL talent, not lack of RB talent.
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Tyler Bray is the worst pick ever for Cleveland. He is an ever worse big arm QB than Derek Anderson. He will be a locker room cancer in the NFL as well. The guy is a combination of Derek Anderson's bad decision making and inaccuracy and Phillip Rivers childish antics.
The guy should go undrafted and any team to draft him is making a terrible mistake.
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The Lions 4th belongs to Minny. Give us Lacy in the 3rd, I like the other picks.
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Excellent is an understatement for this mock after round 1. But the round 1 pick is not redeemable. I don't care how you look at it, it makes no sense.
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Wow, best Raiders mock I have seen so far.
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Pretty good. I'd prefer a safety (Swearinger) over a guard in the third, but guard isn't a bad pick either. It really depends on free agency.
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I'd prefer Barrett Jones in the second for Minny, otherwise pretty decent.
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look up "clusters"
I have a 4 computer "lab". The coolest thing I can think of doing with these computers is getting them all to work on the same project - ideally without the projects processes having to know that the cpu cycles are being provided by multiple PC's. I am not nearly advanced enough to know how to do this but I know VMWare and MS have the technology to pool networked resources.
I am not requesting an explaination - maybe just a starting point to start to learn how somwthing like this would work in a Linux environment. I have tried looking up cloud computing,one to many computing and several other options but cannot find information on the topic even though I am sure the technology exists. If anybody can help with a link or keyword or any other info it would be greatly appreciated.
look up "clusters"
What I am thinking is more like the PS3 project which joined the CPU power of many Playstation 3's to crack an encryption algorithm. In VMWare, several machines can be joined together and presented to the operating system as a single host (with a ton of power). That is such a cool concept - many hosts presented as one to the process being operated on.
I also had a suggestion of issuing IRC commands to coordinate the network onto a single task - a very good idea but once the different PC's connect how do I present them to my process as one block of CPU and RAM?
If this is not possible in Linux I understand but so far everything I can do in Windows can be done better and faster in Linux.
Respectfully Z
I agree with Barry, Clustering is what you are asking for, VMware does something different.
There is an offensive security document you might be interested, it's creating an instant cluster with john and MPI (Message Parsing Interface).
You might want to look at something like OpenMP. So long as your software is SMP capable it should just work for an OpenMP cluster.
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Pinball may or may not be making a comeback in commercial amusement operations, but it is clearly enjoying rising interest among fans around the world, which mainstream media are recognizing.
In New York City, TIME magazine's tech blog announced on Jan. 28 that "Pinball Makers See a Comeback in the Making." The next day in London, the venerable BBC asked, "Flipping heck: Is pinball about to stage a recovery?"
TIME and the BBC both quoted Stern Pinball chairman Gary Stern, who said the company's 2012 sales were up 30% over 2011.
The BBC story also touted a trio of new pinball manufacturers: Heighway Pinball, a UK-based company that plans to release its first machine shortly; Spain's Quetzal Pinball, whose executives said their Captain Nemo game is expected to begin shipping in late February; and America's Jersey Jack Pinball, whose Wizard of Oz flipper will launch on March 13, as previously reported in Vending Times.
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