I know they have a job and so I have to respect that, so that’s what we wanted to do is cooperate. That’s all I can do is be honest and tell them exactly what happened.
“I answered every question truthfully that the NFL asked me. “I did everything they asked me to do,” he said. Watson spent several hours with league officials in Houston last month and said he was “open and truthful" during the interviews sessions. Robinson, a former federal judge appointed jointly by the league and NFL Players Association as a disciplinary officer. He faces a potential lengthy suspension, depending on findings by investigators who will present evidence to Sue L. The NFL is investigating Watson to determine whether the three-time Pro Bowler violated its personal-conduct policy. There's also the matter of the 26-year-old's football future. That’s what I’ve been saying since the beginning and I’ll continue to do that until all the facts come out.” "I never forced on anyone and I never assaulted anyone. “I’ve been honest and I’ve been truthful about my stance," he said. But remains staunchly adamant he hasn't broken any laws. Watson, who was not indicted on criminal complaints by grand juries in two different Texas counties, may be losing the public relations battle.
And on Monday, attorney Tony Buzbee, who represents all the women suing Watson, said he plans to file two more lawsuits against the quarterback. There was also a New York Times report that Watson booked appointments with at least 66 different women over 17 months while he played for the Texans. Since then, his entanglements have grown, with two more women filing lawsuits in the wake of other accusers detailing disturbing encounters with Watson on a report by HBO's “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel.” Watson's comments were his first public ones since March 25, when he was introduced by the Browns after they persuaded him to waive his no-trade clause and signed him to a fully guaranteed, five-year, $230 million contract despite his legal troubles. Technical readers may be interested in a comparison of Watson's and Sherlock's plug-in architecture on this page.Nick Kyrgios Complains of Marijuana Smell During US Open Match With the addition of the new Google searching Tool for Watson - much more useful than the web-searching feature that is part of Sherlock 3 - we are confident that Watson will continue to be the market leader in Web services, in spite of Sherlock 3. Unfortunately for Apple, Sherlock 3 is not quite up to par with Watson in terms of speed or capability, so we're not that worried. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. While Apple recently recognized Watson as 2002's "Most Innovative Mac OS X Product" - and we appreciate the recognition - the company didn't hesitate to make use of Watson's specific innovations for its next OS release, without any concessions to Karelia.īut we're not that upset anymore. However, Karelia Software was not involved in any aspect of Sherlock 3, other than serving as. Many users have contacted Karelia, congratulating us on Apple "buying out" Watson. It bears a great resemblance to Watson - almost its entire capability (image search, news, stocks, movies, phone listings, eBay auctions, reference, and translation) is found in Watson's tool set, and many individual tools behave remarkably like their Watson counterparts. Sherlock 3, first released with Apple's 10.2 "Jaguar" release, has now changed its focus to Web services. When Watson - openly inspired by Sherlock for the concept of bypassing the Web browser - was first released in 2001, it was envisioned as Sherlock's "companion" application, focusing on Web "services" rather than being a "search" tool like Sherlock.
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