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Position: | WR |
Conference: | Big10 |
School: | Penn State Nittany Lions |
Year/Status: | Drafted |
Jersey Number: | #2 |
Height & Weight: | 6'0 - 194 lbs. |
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40-Yard Dash | 4.58 |
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Derrick Williams, WR, Penn State
Derrick Williams was one of the most heralded recruits in his freshman class in 2005. Unfortunately for him, injury and inconsistent quarterback play have limited him during his career at Penn State. During his freshman season, Williams was moved around between running back and wide receiver. He had 22 carries and caught 22 passes that season with 4 touchdowns in just 7 games before a broken arm ended his season. Since that time he has seen his looks at running back diminish as a sophomore and junior, and Anthony Morelli's play at quarterback kept him from producing the type of numbers he's capable of. During his collegiate career Williams caught 161 passes for 1743 yards and 9 touchdowns. He has also rushed the ball 117 times for 594 yards and scored 8 rushing touchdowns. This type of versatility could be valuable to an NFL franchise. His route running is still a little raw, but Williams gets off the line as fast as any receiver in college football. He is excellent at exploding when the ball is snapped and blowing by press coverage. Creative offensive coordinators could find places all over the field to get him the ball. He gets to top speed quickly and is very good at stopping on a dime during curls and deep comeback routes. Williams is also a very good return man. He has run three punts and two kick offs back for touchdowns while playing at Penn State and has been the primary return man on kick offs since his sophomore season. Williams is currently a third round prospect, but a 40 time in the high 4.3 range could prompt someone to take him late in the second round. Derrick Williams played in January's Senior Bowl. Williams had an up and down week of practice, however. He showed excellent body control during drills, but his route running needs improvement. Early in the week Williams had a lot of trouble fielding punts, which may scare off some teams. He did rebound to finish the practice week strong and had a solid game. He recorded 2 catches for 19 yards, returned a punt for 11 yards, and returned 3 kicks for 89 yards. Derrick Williams ran the 40 yard dash in 4.37 seconds at his Pro Day workout. He showed the type of speed scouts were expecting of him, and may have put himself back into early second round consideration. Derrick Williams really failed to impress at February's NFL Combine. He ran a dismal 4.58 second 40 yard dash and failed to really separate himself from other second to third round receivers. His value as a return man will keep him in the third round, but he has currently dropped out of second round consideration.
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[Updated] The Government said it cannot support the Corporation of Hamilton's Waterfront Development Project at this current time due to lack of information, Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy said today [Jan 25].
Minister Fahy was expressing his concern regarding an upcoming announcement planned by the Corporation of Hamilton [COH] to discuss its proposed waterfront project.
The COH is expected to make an announcement about the waterfront project this coming Monday [Jan 28].
As the Minister responsible for Municipalities he warned that it would be "highly premature" to make any pronouncements about such a significant project when the Government – who is expected to be a major partner in the project – hasn't been "properly or suitably briefed about the development initiative."
Minister Fahy said, "The Premier and I met with the COH for the first time on Friday, January 18, and we were only advised at that time that they were making a public announcement on January 28, regarding this project.
"We asked the COH not to move forward at this time for two specific reasons. One, we have absolutely no knowledge of the project in terms of its scope or design and two, we have not been provided any opportunity to conduct any due diligence with respect to the proposed financiers or developers."
Minister Fahy noted that as recently as Wednesday Jan 23, he met once again with Hamilton Mayor Graham Outerbridge and some of his team and made fresh requests for the COH to suspend their proceedings, in the interest of establishing a proper partnership and getting a full briefing of the proposals.
However, he said the COH denied the request citing that due to financial obligations related to the January 28 announcement they had no choice but to proceed with their original plans.
Minister Fahy said, "The Government has been put in a terribly precarious position and it's very regrettable that we cannot come to a reasoned agreement on this matter.
"For these reasons, the Government must advise the public that it cannot support the Corporation of Hamilton's Waterfront Development Project at this current time. That's not to say that there will not be support in the future, however the Government has no information and thus we cannot in principle support this project.
"Like all major projects Government must give consent in respect of planning, immigration and labour issues as well as potentially grant duty concessions and approvals for mortgages by foreign entities over Bermuda land. In the absence of any information the Government has today advised the Corporation that such consents will not happen.
"It is the Government's hope that information required to consider the development will be forthcoming in the weeks ahead, as we do agree that the impact of the project is significant to our economy and to the reputation of Bermuda in the international marketplace.
"We do not wish to been seen as obstructive – however a project as important to Bermuda's future must be in partnership with the Government. We again urge the COH to hold on their announcement pending a Government review," concluded Minister Fahy.
Update 4.44pm: Mayor Graeme Outerbridge said: "We understand the Minister's position and have received communication from his office on this matter. However the process the City began last summer and the commitments we have made to our partners requires that we move forward as planned.
"Our planning began before the general election was called and the subsequent change in government. We respect Minister's Fahy's request and look forward to partnering with him and the Bermuda government on this important Hamilton initiative.
"Given our contractual obligations, the meeting with stakeholders on Monday at 12noon, in the Earl Cameron Theatre, will take place. We have also called a press conference for 3:00pm on Monday during which we will share with the local media the details we will provide during the 12noon meeting.
"I want to state clearly, and this will be reiterated on Monday during our meeting, no plans have been drawn up. Our process going forward will encourage and support government and the general public's full participation," continued the Mayor.
"The meeting on Monday is an information session which will provide the attendees with details of our process and where we are to date.
"We look forward to meeting with Minister Fahy in the near future to establish a formal working relationship on this important Hamilton project."
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One must hope that the OBA will also look at the mess that has been left behind regarding COH by the previous government - business and property owners who pay the bulk of Corporation taxes have NO say in how the Corporation is run or how or where the taxes are spent is but one facet of the issues that need to be addressed.
@longtail - yes that whole mess needs to be cleaned up.
How would anyone think for one moment that the main income producers would not to have a vote/say in who to vote in. Let alone the remove of the main source of income for the COH - dock fees.
What we have seen is that Change needs to come to the CoH. And I'm talking about how the Major and all the Aldermen are elected. If we change that, we'll attract more candidates, and better quality candidates.
Forget the PLP why talk about them when they are not elected. Graeme Outerbridge needs to come correct with this water front. Graeme nor the OBA can blame the PLP since this project is still in the planning phase. I hope they get it right and put together something marvelous which will help boost tourism.
minister must like a swan plan?
No comment. No defense......
I like this. It will be different from the previous government who were quick to promise us the world and give us nothing. Except debt that is.
It didn't take long for the PLP Mayor to start stiring the pot!!
Yup and ultimately he and his team will take down the city to the city and its residence being the ones to hurt just to oppose. Watch the PLP in the House I bet any money that the PLP will wait for an important issue to vote and block it trying to force an election.
R u ALL sooo obsessed with the PLP who really cares. Aren't we supposed to be moving forward.
It's about time to stop talking PLP. They are no longer the elected party. This is now between the COH and the current government. We do need a new water front, and I am glad the Minister wants to perform due diligence to make sure the "right" waterfront is being built for our harbour.
Argosy, the pot is boiling over !!!
Graeme Outerbridge is useless
Nuffin ,the COH are a bunch of guys who have no real jobs !! and were hoping to get paid for their services, not going to happen Graeme and the rest of you lot.
not to Kathy Gee and collegues - perhaps to former mayor
Wth - this is grounds for repeal of the act!
Does not surprise me with the COH.. They just do as they feel.. Changing parking on front street without even consulting or talking to business owners... Some of us trying to make an honest living, and they just take away 4 hours of prime time. $100 an hour for 4 hours is a lot of money for a small business. Can mean staying in business or closing doors.. All of this because someone did not want the dock entrance outside of their 1@ story building.
Time for a democratically elected Mayor of Hamilton?
bobmartin, you are so right.
Agree 100%.Now that would make perfect sense to Graeme Outerbridge & the PLP COH, spend millions on a new waterfront with cruise ship piers jutting out into the harbour with no ships destined for Hamilton in the foreseeable future & no way to get into Hamilton without major widening at Two Rock Passage.
Typical PLP. Never saw a dumb idea that they do not like.
Will be very interesting to see what was agreed to as Hamiliton needs a boost .....why all the secrets ?
Graeme Outerbridge is someone's puppet!
Graeme is certainly not a puppet of the PLP. I've never seen where he has ever said anything positive about the PLP. I'm waiting to hear from the PLP as to their talks with him as he has been most disrepectful of the PLP government on Facebook.
LOL they didnt keep you updated Verne? You just keep waiting then
She's just confirmed it - the PLP/BIU are pulling his strings! Thanks.
Strange way to run a new business development that is going to need lots and lots of government approvals. Good thing Graeme and his crew have lots of experience running successful ventures otherwise his partners might think this was starting off on shaky ground.
Why the rush and secrecy? Are there vested interests involved?
Someone needs to tell the Mayor that since the election, law and order has been reinstated. No more shady and questionable dealings by Government, Municipality or Quango will be allowed.
If the CoH tries to go ahead without the Governments buy in, they will fail miserably and hinder any progress in such a redevelopment.This has to be cause for very serious concern. According to Mayor Outerbridge, the COH has already entered into "contractual negotiations" requiring that they must go forward as planned. With what? They seem to want cooperation with Government for some kind of project but as Minister Fahy so clearly says, the Government cannot support the project at this time because of a lack of information. I think it is fair to ask just what kind of contractuial negotiations the COH has committed to. To say that Mayor Outerbridge has extremely limited business experience is being kind. The warning bells are ringing loud and clear
you hit it mate. you see how the breaks was put on WEDCO...the guys that were hand picked to develop that marina are probably gonna walk away because the deal will be under a microscope. Fahy asking question made COH nervous, undercover plans about to be exposed so they had to force thing ahead under the banner of 'contractual commitments"
Perhaps some good doctor and is going to put up the money and his construction buddies will do it on the cheap for the people of Bermuda!
Give business the right to vote.
No vote,no taxes. Mayor Outerbridge and his entire team got voted in under false presences.Give EVERYONE the right to vote,especially the persons that pay taxes.Taxation without representation should be a thing of the past.There is one person on that team that has questionable business experience and one I would not trust. When I look t the make-up of the team it looks very much like a PLP setup.
OBA can reverse, let them all eat cake
St. George's has fallin' and now Hamilton will.
This OBA will create a Bermuda I will enjoyWhat a breath of fresh air - for once a Minister who is not afraid to be bold!
Thank you Minister Fahy for looking out for the island as a whole on this one and also respecting the roles that the civil servants play! Far too many times civil servants were left to clean up the mess made by irresponsible "cart before the horse" decisions by former Ministers!Both Sir John's new building and Ewart and Phil's present HSBC locations (the former Trimminghams or possibly the Albuoy's Point building) are practically ready made casinos - I imagine the real argument is to a great extent along these lines.
Finally we are getting some honesty from a government minister, rather than lies and promises we've been fed for years.
What a refreshing change.
"Given our contractual obligations". Hey, hold on there Graeme & cohorts, how can you have contractual obligations when no plans have been drawn & nothing has been put out to tender?
Outerbridge & crew are in way over their heads. Lets see the real stakeholders of Hamilton collectively withhold paying taxes to COH & protest outside of City Hall. The PLP/COH won't last a term.
NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION. Heard that one before?
There lot of them should resign in disgrace & let some real business people get on with the business of running Hamilton again.
Well said!
There is nothing much to run in Hamilton since Government took all the revenues and left COH out in the cold. I think that may have been done by the previous Gov't. so COH couldn't hold the gambling issue hostage.
Good job Minister, and lets hope you don't back down, Outerbridge is an idiot leading idiots, is this really his first job, it worries me when I hear he is going ahead despite Goverments objections, and Minister while you are at it can you find at least one qualified engineer to work on our city and maybe we will discover 20 foot sidewalks with a radius that doesn't allow traffic to turn and flow was a mistake by an "engineer"
Business owners and building owners in Hamilton.
With hold tax payments,until you can vote.Taxation without representation is not fair.Our forefathers fought for the right to vote.Residents,business owners in Hamilton and building owners should be given the right to vote.It is very simple as to why.Those mentioned pay additional taxes,that persons outside of Hamilton do not.
Thus the comment "no taxation without representation"!


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Shonen Jump Editorial will open a Bleach website and people will be able to send messages to Kubo. He is going to get roasted.
The editorial has no clue how cruel and horrible the Internet will be.
This will not end or begin well.
Former Lieutenant of Squad 7.
Thank you for the memories, Bleach Club
Claimed Blaziken - Pokemon Diamond - Ike
I don't think the author of Bleach should have rude messages sent to him, but he's to blame for how the manga ended cuz I feel that if he had paced things better years ago when he planned the last storyarc, he would've had enough time to give it a much better finale. ^^;
Former Lieutenant of Squad 7.
Thank you for the memories, Bleach Club
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We still don't know what exactly happened to Yachiru, right?
Former Lieutenant of Squad 7.
Thank you for the memories, Bleach Club
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He might not have had a deadline for when to finish the manga, but the author had issues with pacing the story well. Some fights lasted way too long while others were far too short and riddled with deus ex machina. It's just ironic to me cuz if I remember right he took a month off a year and a half ago to plot the rest of the series and yet its pace and quality still didn't improve much afterward. ^^;
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Well, that's Kubo isn't it? He always had an issue with pacing and we stuck with it regardless. It doesn't matter if the quality improved or not, despite it being ****, most of the fan base would've wanted to see out the **** ending he had planned. He had everything planned, having to cancel the series threw everything out of the bag, and we got what he could serve up in 4 chapters.
I always figured Bleach would get a continuation of its anime after the series was finally wrapped, after a while. It's not like people wouldn't watch it.
Another thing I'm annoyed about it getting cancelled.
Former Lieutenant of Squad 7.
Thank you for the memories, Bleach Club
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This one is really weird. Because It means that Kenpachi could listen to his Zanpakutou all along but at the same time he couldn't.
And why was Yachiru able to interact with everyone? Just imagine if Kenpachi had died fighting Unohana and Yachiru just dissapears. Everyone thinks it's because Kenpachi is dead so she no longer had a reason to stay in SS.
Just read the finale. Okay so Aizen didn't become the Reiou like I wanted, but I was relieved that Renji x Rukia became canon. Their kid looks freaky, though.
Good god.. I know I shouldn't be in this thread anymore, since it ended, but it just feels weird now that I'm only reading One Piece these days.. and it's on a break.. xD
Answer to all the bad things in the world: Give up on trying to make everything better. Hence, accepting it for what it is. YOLO! <- Click the link and daw.. -.-
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The second line is meant to be sarcastic.. Though there was a random trainer with a Heatran at the Sinnoh League..
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Natural gas is the key to energy security in the United States, say many people, thanks to the vast shale gas reserves now accessible via hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling. Others have embraced it as a "bridge fuel" – a fossil fuel with an environmental footprint midway between coal/oil and wind/solar.
While both the amount of accessible gas (Energy Information Administration, U.S. Geological Survey) and its greenhouse gas emissions footprint [Climatic Change: April 2011, January 2012 (PDF); Journal of Geophysical Research] are now being called into question by a variety of studies, the energy security element may also at risk.
In a story earlier this week for Inside Climate News, reporter Bill Lascher (disclosure: a friend) details plans to build LNG export terminals to sell American natural gas to Asia and Europe, where prices are much higher than they are here, thanks to our supply glut. A thousand cubic feet of natural gas currently costs $14 to $15 in Asia, $8 to $9 in Europe, and $4 in North America, down 9 percent from what it was at the outset of 2011, according to Lascher.
Of course, if the terminals are built (and they could be hampered by environmental regulations and cost, in the hundreds of millions of dollars for a single facility, per Lascher), natural gas prices here would rise. That is a bane or a boon depending on whether you want cheap energy short term or a shift to cleaner energy longer term.
No export facilities currently exist in the continental United States, but eight companies have applied to build them. They probably won't all be built, but, Lascher reports:
Houston-based Cheniere Energy, Inc., has already received permits to build a natural gas export terminal in Sabine, La. where it already has an LNG import terminal. On Jan. 30 Cheniere signed an agreement to sell 3.5 million tons of LNG to Korean Gas Corporation beginning as early as 2017.
Of course, exports could ease the U.S. trade deficit and stimulate job growth. But as the science accumulates, concerns grow about fracking's contribution to water pollution (National Academy of Sciences, Human and Ecological Risk Assessment), air pollution, and earthquakes. If all factors are weighed and not externalized, the cost-benefit analysis of LNG export terminals may turn out to be unfavorable.


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First off, Sanchez has not had a bad camp..... all reports, I've seen, say that he's been solid to good...... Smith has been on a par with him or better----- doesn't make it a "bad camp".
Second, I have stated in previous posts that Smith has been good..... I haven't taken anything away from Geno. Saying one QB has done well, doesn't mean that the other one sucks. I want the Jets to win, with whichever QB wins the competition. There is no hypocrisy with me.