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Our goal every year is simple -- to help you win your Fantasy league. It's the focus of everything we do on a daily basis.
In trying to help you have a successful Fantasy season, we hope to give you an edge on Draft Day. And that's where sleepers, breakouts and busts come in.
We all want to know the players to target with late-round picks, who will exceed their draft position and who will fail despite previous success. It's a challenging task but always a fun column to write.
And part of that fun is looking back on our hits and misses from the previous season. For example, I'd love to pound my chest about calling Arian Foster and Ben Roethlisberger sleepers, LeSean McCoy and Mike Wallace breakouts and Brett Favre and Jonathan Stewart busts. But then I'd also be reminded that I touted Brian Hartline, Jacoby Jones and Justin Forsett, among others.
Unfortunately, you're never going to have a perfect batting average with this column. But some of the sleepers will surprise you, some of the breakouts will turn into the stars and some of the busts you'll be glad you passed on.
In the end, whether you follow our advice or not, we just want you to be competitive in your league -- and hopefully take home a championship. Along the way, you should also try to have some fun.
Sam Bradford, QB, St. Louis
Jamey's projection: 4,011 passing yards, 28 touchdowns and 15 interceptions; 72 rushing yards and one touchdown; two fumbles
Dave's projection: 4,102 passing yards, 22 touchdowns and 17 interceptions; 58 rushing yards; three fumbles
Average Draft Position: No. 104 overall (Round 9)
New offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels might have failed as a head coach in Denver, but he has a great track record with quarterbacks. Tom Brady (2007), Matt Cassel (2008) and Kyle Orton (2009) all had career years when working with McDaniels. We'll find out if Bradford is ready to join that list, and he's coming off an impressive rookie season in 2010 with 3,512 passing yards, 18 touchdowns and 15 interceptions while also completing 60 percent of his passes. The Rams gave him some new targets this offseason with Mike Sims-Walker and Lance Kendricks, but it's McDaniels' system that should have Fantasy owners excited. We recommend drafting Bradford as one of the top backup quarterbacks, but don't be surprised if he's starting for you by the end of the season. He has tremendous value with a pick in Round 9.
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Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seattle
Jamey's projection: 1,018 rushing yards and seven touchdowns; 22 catches for 172 yards; two fumbles
Dave's projection: 878 rushing yards and six touchdowns; 26 catches for 127 yards; two fumbles
Average Draft Position: No. 82 overall (Round 7)
You're not drafting Lynch because he had one amazing run in the playoffs last year against New Orleans, which went for 67 yards and a touchdown and is being called the "Beast Quake" in Seattle. You're drafting Lynch because he has the chance to play like a Top 20 Fantasy running back this season, if not higher. The Seahawks will use Forsett and Leon Washington, but Lynch will get the majority of carries behind what should be an improved offensive line. And he has the chance to gain 1,300 total yards and nine touchdowns, which is something he did in Buffalo in 2008. Think of Lynch like Cedric Benson a couple of years ago as a former franchise running back who was castoff, only to have a second chance at success with a new team. Benson did it with the Bengals, and Lynch should do the same with the Seahawks. He's also in a contract year, and he's someone you can draft as your No. 3 running back but end up starting for you most weeks.
Willis McGahee, RB, Denver
Jamey's projection: 718 rushing yards and seven touchdowns; 18 catches for 104 yards and one touchdown
Dave's projection: 575 rushing yards and five touchdowns; 18 catches for 106 yards; two fumbles
Average Draft Position: No. 136 overall (Round 12)
Telling you to draft McGahee is not a knock on Knowshon Moreno, who will remain the starter and is worth using as a No. 2 Fantasy option. But there will be times this season where McGahee will be more valuable than Moreno. For starters, Moreno is injury prone. He's only missed three games in two seasons, but he has yet to prove his durability since he has just 12 games with more than 20 touches. New coach John Fox also prefers to use two running backs, and the Broncos plan to feature McGahee at the goal line. He scored 12 rushing touchdowns in Baltimore in 2009 and has at least six total touchdowns in every season since 2006. McGahee should not be considered a starting Fantasy option in the majority of leagues, but he's a great No. 4 running back to target with a late-round pick. If he can gain close to 600 total yards and score six touchdowns then he'll be an asset to your Fantasy team, but I think he will exceed that production.
Daniel Thomas, RB, Miami
Jamey's projection: 1,018 rushing yards and eight touchdowns; 21 catches for 121 yards and one touchdown; two fumbles
Dave's projection: 987 rushing yards and six touchdowns; 20 catches for 136 yards; two fumbles
Average Draft Position: No. 68 overall (Round 6)
Everyone has their own criteria when they look at running backs. For me, I look at situation and offensive system, and Thomas is in a great position with the Dolphins. Miami is a run-first team, and there is no one on the roster who can play like Thomas, who had 2,850 total yards and 30 rushing touchdowns the past two years at Kansas State. Forget about Reggie Bush being an impact, even if he starts, because Bush hasn't played 16 games since his rookie season, and he's more of a third-down back. Thomas is a bruiser at 6-foot, 230 pounds, and the Dolphins will lean on him as often as possible. New offensive coordinator Brian Daboll came to Miami from Cleveland, where last year he turned Peyton Hillis into a star. Thomas has a lot to prove this year, but he has Top 20 Fantasy running back potential. He's a great value pick in Round 6 if you draft him as your No. 3 running back in the majority of leagues.
Mike Thomas, WR, Jacksonville
Jamey's projection: 65 catches for 854 yards and five touchdowns; one fumble
Dave's projection: 64 catches for 718 yards and five touchdowns; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 112 overall (Round 10)
The Jaguars need a No. 1 receiver, and Thomas should be ready to assume the role. He's entering his third season in the NFL, and he's ready for a breakout campaign. Thomas increased his catches by 18 from his first year (48 receptions) to his second season (66), and he nearly doubled his yards from 453 to 820. He also went from one touchdown in 2009 to four last year. If he continues on the same pace, he would have around 85 catches for 1,200 yards and seven touchdowns this season, and that would make him a starter in all leagues. We recommend drafting Thomas as early as Round 8 in standard leagues or Round 7 in leagues where receptions count. He should be the No. 1 target in Jacksonville's passing game in 2011.
Mike Tolbert, RB, San Diego
Jamey's projection: 921 rushing yards and eight touchdowns; 21 catches for 143 yards and two touchdowns; three fumbles
Dave's projection: 677 rushing yards and seven touchdowns; 17 catches for 105 yards and one touchdown; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 98 overall (Round 9)
Tolbert, not Ryan Mathews, was the standout running back for the Chargers last season in their first year without LaDainian Tomlinson. He had 735 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, but this year the expectation was Mathews would live up to last year's potential and push Tolbert into a reserve role. Wrong. Tolbert has done well in training camp, and Mathews continues to struggle with injuries. He should be fine for the start of the regular season, but the two will now share carries. What that means for Tolbert is he could work in all facets of the game, and he will definitely be in at the goal line. Another year with double digits in touchdowns is possible, and he's well worth a pick beginning in Round 6 or 7 in all leagues. Let someone else reach for Mathews in Round 3 or 4, and then you can sit back and grab Tolbert later. When the season ends, don't be surprised if Tolbert is once again the best running back in San Diego.
Danny Amendola, WR, St. Louis
Jamey's projection: 90 catches for 1,016 yards and four touchdowns; two fumbles
Dave's projection: 78 catches for 754 yards and five touchdowns; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 131 overall (Round 11)
Amendola has the chance to play the Wes Welker role in McDaniels' offense, and he's suited for the part. He already had 85 catches in 2010, and he could easily reach 100 this year. Last season, Amendola had 123 targets, but McDaniels is known for calling pass plays at will, and Bradford will continue to look in Amendola's direction. Surprisingly, the 5-foot-11 Amendola led all receivers in red-zone targets last season with 24, but he only managed three touchdowns on the year. He also had just 689 receiving yards, so while Fantasy owners in point per reception leagues love Amendola, owners in standard formats tend to shy away. But in this system, and with Bradford continuing to improve, Amendola's stats will increase in all areas. He's a steal as a No. 4 Fantasy wide receiver in standard leagues, and he should be considered a No. 3 option in all PPR formats. He's someone I'm targeting in all my leagues on Draft Day.
Jahvid Best, RB, Detroit
Jamey's projection: 904 rushing yards and five touchdowns; 52 catches for 403 yards and three touchdowns; one fumble
Dave's projection: 950 rushing yards and five touchdowns; 49 catches for 462 yards and one touchdown; three fumbles
Average Draft Position: No. 59 overall (Round 5)
Best's outlook this season was somewhat murky when training camp started because he was expected to share carries with rookie Mikel Leshoure, and he would have lost valuable touches near the goal line. But once Leshoure suffered a season-ending Achilles' injury, Best's value was on the rise. I predict he will finish as a Top 15 Fantasy running back this year, and he's someone you should target in Round 3 of standard drafts and even Round 2 in PPR leagues. There will be concerns about Best's durability, especially since he dealt with a turf toe problem as a rookie last year, but he could catch a ton of passes in this offense. Despite his struggles last season he still managed over 1,000 total yards and six touchdowns. This year he should easily approach 1,200 total yards and nine touchdowns, and he has a high ceiling for success like almost everyone in this Detroit offense.
LeGarrette Blount, RB, Tampa Bay
Jamey's projection: 1,342 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns; 11 catches for 88 yards; three fumbles
Dave's projection: 1,197 rushing yards and nine touchdowns; 10 catches for 63 yards, three fumbles
Average Draft Position: No. 30 overall (Round 3)
Blount was one of the best waiver wire additions in 2010, and he is looking to build off that performance as the full-time starter this season. He started only seven games as a rookie but still managed more than 1,000 rushing yards and six touchdowns. Blount is in a great situation with the Bucs since he won't share carries, and he could easily rush for 1,300 yards and reach double digits in touchdowns. By the end of the season, don't be surprised if Blount is a Top 10 running back in standard leagues. Tampa Bay will lean on him, especially near the goal line, and remember this is a player with plenty to prove after going undrafted out of Oregon. He is worth drafting in Round 3, but he could outplay some of the running backs who will be drafted in Round 1.
Dez Bryant, WR, Dallas
Jamey's projection: 75 catches for 1,144 yards and nine touchdowns; one fumble
Dave's projection: 77 catches for 996 yards and eight touchdowns; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 61 overall (Round 6)
It's hard to imagine that as good as Bryant is he's still just the third-best receiving option for the Cowboys behind Miles Austin and Jason Witten. While I would rather have Austin on my Fantasy team ahead of Bryant, I wouldn't be surprised if their production was close. Bryant is having a good training camp, and he should see plenty of targets in his direction. He has to prove he can stay healthy after dealing with a myriad of injuries last season, including a broken ankle that ended his rookie year in Week 13. He also has to show he can play with Tony Romo since the bulk of Bryant's production in 2010 (45 catches for 561 yards and six touchdowns) came with Jon Kitna when Romo was out with a shoulder injury. We're confident Romo will rely on Bryant quite a bit, and he's a tremendous No. 2 Fantasy wide receiver to target in Round 4 or later. He has the potential to finish the season as a Top 15 Fantasy option in all leagues.
Jimmy Graham, TE, New Orleans
Jamey's projection: 48 catches for 703 yards and nine touchdowns
Dave's projection: 53 catches for 607 yards and seven touchdowns
Average Draft Position: No. 100 overall (Round 9)
What do Graham, Tony Gonzalez and Antonio Gates all have in common? Besides great quarterbacks, they all probably have a great jump shot. Like Gonzalez and Gates, two of the best tight ends to ever play in the NFL, Graham is a former college basketball player, and those skills tend to translate nicely to the tight end position. Graham now assumes the starting spot for the Saints with Jeremy Shockey gone, and he has tremendous upside. He ended last year with four touchdowns in his final three games in the regular season, and Drew Brees should rely on Graham heavily in the red zone. Graham could approach double digits in touchdowns this season, and he should finish with more than 600 receiving yards. Graham is a great Fantasy tight end to target in Round 6 or later once the Top 6 tight ends are drafted in Gates, Dallas Clark, Witten, Jermichael Finley, Vernon Davis and Owen Daniels.
Percy Harvin, WR, Minnesota
Jamey's projection: 68 catches for 962 yards and six touchdowns; one fumble
Dave's projection: 78 catches for 966 yards and six touchdowns; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 80 overall (Round 7)
Harvin assumes the No. 1 receiver role for the Vikings this year with Sidney Rice gone, and he also has a new quarterback in Donovan McNabb. Harvin should be looking at the best year of his career, and this is his third season in the NFL. He has played well his first two seasons and has averaged 65 catches for 829 yards and six touchdowns, but he has the potential for an increase in each category. His targets will increase, and McNabb is an upgrade over the way Brett Favre played last season. We consider Harvin a No. 2 Fantasy wide receiver on Draft Day, but he could end up as a Top 15 Fantasy option in all formats if he plays as expected. He also said the migraine headaches that plagued him for two seasons are gone, and that should only enhance his value on Draft Day if you're confident he can be 100 percent healthy. He should be drafted in Round 5.
Dwayne Bowe, WR, Kansas City
Jamey's projection: 68 catches for 1,145 yards and seven touchdowns
Dave's projection: 77 catches for 1,143 yards and nine touchdowns
Average Draft Position: No. 37 overall (Round 4)
Bowe was a star last year with career highs in yards (1,162) and touchdowns (15) to go with 72 catches. He clearly established himself as an elite receiver, and he should play well again this year. But there's minimal chance he finishes as the No. 2 receiver in standard formats like he did in 2010, and he might be outside the Top 15. You might hurt your Fantasy team if you draft him too early, especially if you are expecting last year's production. Bowe tore up some weak competition last season with huge outings against Houston, Denver, Arizona and Seattle. While the Broncos remain on the schedule this year, the Chiefs also face Pittsburgh, Chicago, the Jets and Green Bay. The Ravens also showed in the playoffs that if you roll coverage toward Bowe then this passing game will stall. Kansas City tried to address that problem with the additions of Steve Breaston and Jonathan Baldwin, but those guys will also take production away from Bowe. He's someone I tend to avoid on Draft Day.
Kenny Britt, WR, Tennessee
Jamey's projection: 62 catches for 915 yards and five touchdowns
Dave's projection: 63 catches for 926 yards and seven touchdowns; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 93 overall (Round 8)
Britt is on the verge of a league-imposed suspension following three run-ins with the law this offseason. On top of that, he has a nagging hamstring injury, and he's had limited time on the field with new quarterback Matt Hasselbeck. Along with that, if Chris Johnson continues his holdout into the season, teams will now focus on slowing down Britt in the passing game. He had a great stretch last year with seven touchdowns in five games, but he only had two games with more than 100 yards and has to prove he's a starting-caliber Fantasy option. If you want to take a flier on him as your No. 3 Fantasy receiver then go ahead. I'm going to pass on Britt until he shows me he's ready to be an NFL star on and off the field.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB, New England
Jamey's projection: 981 rushing yards and eight touchdowns; 14 catches for 87 yards, one fumble
Dave's projection: 1,060 rushing yards and nine touchdowns; 12 catches for 83 yards; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 49 overall (Round 5)
Green-Ellis remains the starting running back for the Patriots and the best option in this backfield. There's no denying that. But what you can't ignore is New England spent two high draft picks on running backs in Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen, and one or both should be involved in some capacity on a weekly basis. There's also Danny Woodhead, and that means less touches for Green-Ellis. While he was a great Fantasy option last year with 1,008 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns, he's not a game-breaker like Ridley or Vereen could be. He also doesn't catch the ball (12 receptions for 85 yards in 2010), and that hinders him in this offense and in leagues where receptions count. And if Ridley takes away even a handful of goal-line touches during the season, that lowers Green-Ellis' value from a No. 2 Fantasy option to more of a No. 3 running back. If you take him in Round 5 then that is a reach. He will have some quality weeks in 2011, but he also could regress as the Patriots infuse more talent into their ground game.
Peyton Hillis, RB, Cleveland
Jamey's projection: 925 rushing yards and six touchdowns; 41 catches for 278 yards and one touchdown; two fumbles
Dave's projection: 902 rushing yards and nine touchdowns; 44 catches for 308 yards and one touchdown; four fumbles
Average Draft Position: No. 24 overall (Round 2)
Hillis was a Fantasy stud last year with more than 1,600 total yards and 13 touchdowns, and he should get the majority of touches again this season. But there is some doubt if Hillis can repeat his 2010 performance, and it goes beyond the "Madden Curse" since he's on the cover of the video game this year. Hillis dealt with wear and tear issues since his bruising running style leads to unwanted hits, and he played the final three games of 2010 with a rib injury. He also has a hamstring injury in training camp, and he only had one game in his final seven outings where he scored a rushing touchdown, suggesting opposing defenses figured him out. While you can still draft Hillis as a No. 2 running back this year, don't reach for him in the first two rounds. Instead, if you want him, let him fall to you on Draft Day. As for me, I tend to pass on Hillis because I don't expect him to have an encore from his tremendous 2010 campaign.
Marcedes Lewis, TE, Jacksonville
Jamey's projection: 46 catches for 607 yards and six touchdowns; one fumble
Dave's projection: 63 catches for 647 yards and seven touchdowns; one fumble
Average Draft Position: No. 108 overall (Round 9)
The way Lewis played last year is similar to what a lot of athletes do in a contract year -- he had a career season. He had a career high in catches (58), yards (700) and touchdowns (10), and the Jaguars rewarded him with a huge payday. The chances of him repeating his performance from last year are slim, especially since he had a combined seven touchdowns in his previous four years in the NFL. While I understand the Jaguars need help with their receiving corps, I don't expect Lewis to be the primary target. He had more than 60 receiving yards in a game last year just three times, and even though he scored 10 touchdowns, he only found the end zone in seven games with two multi-touchdown outings. He's very much boom or bust, and I don't view him as a starting Fantasy tight end. If you are inclined to draft two tight ends then take Lewis with a late-round pick, otherwise he should be left on the waiver wire.
Brandon Lloyd, WR, Denver
Jamey's projection: 65 catches for 1,068 yards and six touchdowns; one fumble
Dave's projection: 74 catches for 1,003 yards and seven touchdowns
Average Draft Position: No. 71 overall (Round 6)
Lloyd was the No. 1 Fantasy receiver last year in standard leagues with 77 catches for 1,448 yards and 11 touchdowns, but I'll take the under that he doesn't come close to those totals again this season. While he does remain the No. 1 receiver for the Broncos, and it's a benefit that Kyle Orton is still the starting quarterback, the system for head coach John Fox will be more run-oriented and feature less jump balls. The Broncos also face a tougher schedule this year with games against the AFC East and NFC North, and Lloyd never had more than 750 yards or six touchdowns in eight previous seasons before playing under McDaniels. He could still be a useful No. 3 Fantasy receiver in standard leagues, but I wouldn't draft him as a starter.
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iOS 5 for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad now available
Apple has just released iOS 5 for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Just plug into iTunes and check for updates. Arguably Apple's most ambitious update ever, it includes iCloud integration as well as Notification Center, iMessage, AirPlay Mirroring, and a host of new features.
If you're updating now, let us know how it's going for you, and if you need help, here are your go-to link.
- How to install iOS 5
- Complete iOS 5 feature walkthrough
- iOS 5 help forum
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iOS 5 for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad now available
How is it running, any sluggishness?
keep try to update it took me 4 trys?
I am not try 8 ugh!
How is it a sense of entitlement? More of a sense of why the fuck don't Apple use some common sense? That's 3 hours of my day wasted going nowhere.
Every sodding year, Apple fuck up, yet everyone comes back and swears how great they are. Unless iOS5 can give me a blowjob I'm going to the dark side.
just tried updating, error occured, now telling me no sim, help
Any other iPad 2 users getting an Internal Error message? I've tried installing the update like 4 times, and get the same thing each time! My iPad is NOT jailbroken. I updated iTunes yesterday, iOS 5 downloaded, but just won't install. :/
Apple does have support--if you pay for it! It also has lots more customers. Apple's best support has always come from its users on forums like this one. The 3200 error is a network error: you're competing with millions. Keep retrying or if you're frustrated, take a break! It will work.
Finally got my Ipad updated but had an error 3200 at first.Ended up fixing this by turning off both my Ipad and laptop. Unplugged the Ipad from the computer and tried the update all again after restarting everything.
3200 error every time
i get an error stating that it couldnt verify my backup with apple, i take it as a connection error on apples part due to everyone upgrading at the same time? id like some feed back to make me feel better :/
iOS5 is missing widgets on lockscreen for my 3GS, also cam app does not have the additional camera features such as crop, autoadjust,etc...you can however use the volume button to take pics...it seems like once again Apple gives a half baked version to the 3GS, very odd knowing that Apple is selling the 3GS still...
OK, been trying for 2 hours, I keep getting the internal error, so I just tried again and it said that the servers were too busy. Now Im trying again. Im also downloading lion 10.7.2, Im thinking that could also be an issue. If i restart my macbook, will i lose the ios 5 download?????
Jparsons i also got the error code 3200, i simply restarted my computer and tried again and it worked fine...TRY AGAIN!! :)
There is too many people in the world!!!!
I am so sick of this, you cant do anything anymore without waiting in line!!
I cant even update my phone becuase your 60 year old dad is on here trying to update!! get a life dorks!! I just want my update!! I have been waiting on this FOREVER!!!
Another possible useful tip from the Apple discussions for Win users:
To avoid Backup AGAIN and AGAIN after you successfully downloaded the 720Mb file AND backuped your ipad at least once:
- Hold Left-Shift key and Click "Restore" button in iTunes
- Look for the File: ussually in (Windows 7):
C:UsersAppDataRoamingApple ComputeriTunesiPad Software Updates
- choose the file you downloaded and click OK
- Keep trying step 1-3
won't restore. internal error has occurred. called apple. they are aware of issue. all dude said is that a lot of people downloading. keep trying or wait till later.
iOS5 finally came through.... keep trying everyone it will eventually work... Only 15-20 tries for me :-{}
IT WORKED FOR ME FINALLY!!! AFTER 6th TRY!!
Tried to do the update and now it looks like my iPad is bricked. Wtf!
Having the same issue!
Have given up for now. Too many Error 3200 and 3004. Will try again in a few hours/days. Congrats to all those who got in to the Apple servers and ran a successful update!
The Only error I get says: iPhone cannot be restored. This device is not eligible for the requested build". What's up with that? It's an iPhone 4!
When I click on the How to install IOS 5 link it takes me to WORD PRESS login page.. WHY???
Error 3200 ???
Finally!! After about 15 tries and eventually having to go into DFU mode and restore, I got iOS 5 running. Hallelujah!!
My phone is shows that its booting and then sign of loading the file and then shuts off. and keeps repeating this process. kindly advise
Nice iOS 5 fried my iPad 2! This is coming from Apple Tech Support
Same issue!
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I think I figure out the error message. Apple has to verify your device and their servers are probably jam packed today. After about 8 tries my Ipad 2 is now updating. Just have patients, it will work. I got scared for a second. lol
I was thinking the same thing
I think I'm in business! Yay!
i cant download says error !! i cant stand this!!! someone help please
Couldve sworn there was the weather app and stock app on the lock screen when i saw previews? Also what about the camera button on the lock screen? Thats not there either...
i have tried everything... i even update my mac yesterday so that i would be ok to start. but am just stuck in fking recovery mode and now my mac is looking to download OS Lion recovery what the Fk is going on here.... ahhhhhh
Some of you on this board need institutional help. If you insist on downloading a major system upgrade on one of the most widely held device platforms in the world, with many millions of users, you'd better have a really tough hide or lots of patience. Don't scream here about Apple ineptitude: the impatience is purely yours. I'm waiting. When you guys flush out all the issues and they get resolved and the demand on servers drops, then I'll upgrade.
Holy smokes; some of these posts are beyond juvenile.
Same here, now... I actually tried a half-dozen times throughout the day, and it failed with goofy error messages (I think the servers were just to busy to verify the update file, and then the device eligibility from what I could tell). Why they didn't spend a bit more time on error-trapping this (duh!) kind of event, to give some meaningful errors is beyond me (would save them a lot of phone calls and support traffic). After one of my friend's iPad ended up in recovery mode (the iPad needed to be restored to a previous OS and then backup restored), I decided maybe trying today wasn't such a good move.
I'm guessing many of the people with mucked-up iOS devices we're going to be reading about, wouldn't have happened if they hadn't all tried to update at once. Apple should have better anticipated and error-trapped this.
my phone just got wiped out... have to restore to factory settings... OUCH!!!
it says cannot update, internal error. any help with that?
If I have 2 devices iPhone and iPad, does that mean I need to download thenupdate twice?
Anyone Getting' The "Text Messages Full" Alert?!? I Didn't Get Any Text ALL Day Until I Restarted It! Help Please!
Downloaded on my first try. Loading...
me either
It took me all Aftermoon BUT got my I4 running IOS 5 On BB 4.10.xx on Gevey running tethered JB and it was FkG Worth it loving imsg and the notifications so far
Glad I have only been trying to update my 4th Gen iPod touch, I have been getting strange can't restore messages for 6 hours now.....4.3.5 looking pretty good.
Done! Spent three hours on the upgrade.
you have to double click from the lock screen
I have finally updated but now it tells me that i have 6 GB of "Other" data. what do i do?
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Link: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article27941.htm
"Information Clearing House" -- The US department of justice (DOJ) has submitted a written defence of the US role in this new war in Libya to the US Congress. The DOJ claims the war serves the US national interest in regional stability and in maintaining the credibility of the United Nations. Who knew?
Link: http://bellaciao.org/en/spip.php?article20722
Hundreds of Palestinian have died inside Israeli prisons and now an Israeli television channel has aired shocking footage of Israel's so-called Control and Restraint unit, or Masada, attacking Palestinian prisoners. Activists have demanded people in charge of the operation, carried out in 2007, be charged and the family of one of the victims told Al Jazeera that they would consider suing Masada.
Link: http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/04/22-6
A U.S. drone attack in Pakistan killed 23 people this morning, and this is how The New York Times described that event in it headline and first paragraph: "ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — An American drone attack killed 23 people in North Waziristan on Friday, Pakistani military officials said, in a strike against militants that appeared to signify unyielding pressure by the United States on Pakistan's military amid increasing opposition to such strikes." When I saw that, I was going to ask how the NYT could possibly know that the people whose lives the U.S. just ended were "militants," but then I read further in the article and it said this: "A government official in North Waziristan told Pakistani reporters that five children and four women were among the 23 who were killed." So at least 9 of the 23 people we killed -- at least -- were presumably not "militants" at all, but rather innocent civilians.
Link: http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/04/22-9
It is time to apply the standard of patriotism to the U.S. multinational corporations and demand that they pledge allegiance to the United States and "the Republic for which is stands…. with liberty and justice for all." This July 4, 2011 would be a good day for Americans to demand such a corporate commitment.
Link: http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2011/04/22-6
Many Americans increasingly feel like a trap door has suddenly dropped them into economic quicksand, with major corporations and their government allies pulling them further away from the middle-class security they once had. Today, as America's prolonged and severe employment crisis continues, multinational corporations continue to unilaterally repudiate their side of the "social contract." The country's business leaders should hardly be surprised to hear Americans questioning the "free market" shield they use to justify their outrageous abandonment of American workers, their renewed attacks on decent wages by imposing two-tier wage structures, and their refusal to contribute their fair share of taxes to cope with the social damage that they are causing. A wave of public-sector union-busting laws in Wisconsin and Ohio that will encourage more private sector wage-cutting (already at a record level ), revelations about the extent of corporations "off-shoring" jobs while creating virtually no new jobs in the U.S. for the entire 1999-2009 decade and news that two-thirds of major corporations are paying no federal income taxes.
Link: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/04/21/iowa-professor-to-republicans-f-you/
A professor of anthropology at the University of Iowa has found herself in hot water after responding to an email sent out by a campus Republican group with the simple inflammatory message, "F*** YOU, REPUBLICANS." The response was prompted by an email promoting "Conservative Coming Out Week" that was sent to the entire University of Iowa community. The email advertised a week of conservative events, such as the showing of a movie to honor George W. Bush.
Link: http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/opinion/2011/04/201141816294891732.html
If rebels start using violence, as has happened in Libya, then decades of turmoil could follow, professor argues. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said revolutions in the Arab world could be just a "mirage in the desert". Reading the chronicle of the violence and death that have blanketed the western Libyan port city of Misurata during the last week, I couldn't help thinking of a quote from Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1967 classic, Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?
Link: http://english.aljazeera.net/video/americas/2011/04/2011422201723775658.html
Music lessons offer an alternative to the culture of brutality in violence-torn Ciudad Juarez. Violence has taken its toll on the Mexican border town of Ciudad Juarez where even children have been targeted. That culture of brutality has led some of them to respond with violent behaviour. But one programme is trying to make a difference by giving children at risk a reason to hope.
Link: http://www.alternet.org/media/150703/ayn_rand_movie_fails_in_free_market_%28despite_tea_party_hype%29/
The reviews of "Atlas Shrugged" have been merciless. And despite a major push by Tea Party networks, Ayn Rand's paean to ego-centrism has not drawn audiences. The film version of Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand's soporific paean to malevolent ego-centrism, has finally been released to the throngs of slobbering Tea Baggers desperate for some cinematic validation. Sadly for these pathetic flim(flam) buffs, this flick hardly fills the void in their lost souls.
Link: http://www.cnbc.com/id/42703813
Weakness in the US dollar, which is causing everything to go up—including gas prices, food and stocks—is unlikely to go away soon as a selling frenzy hits the currency market. CNBC.com The greenback is approaching pre-financial crisis lows and threatening to smash through its all-time low when measured against the world's predominant national currencies.
Link: http://www.gilad.co.uk/writings/gilad-atzmon-the-israeli-so-called-left.html
We learned today that some 300 prominent Israeli left-wingers, including some cultural leaders, gathered in Tel Aviv to call for the Jewish state to embrace the creation of a Palestinian state.
Link: http://wsws.org/articles/2011/apr2011/poll-a21.shtml
As a series of US opinion polls showed massive popular opposition to the bipartisan drive to slash Medicare and other vital social programs, President Obama sought to reassure the financial markets that he would reach agreement with congressional Republicans on major spending cuts.
Link: http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=24741
I don't care what you say about astrological misgivings…this is important. Celestial bodies pull on each other and things happen. Just a full moon sways our oceans, affects menstrual cycles and changes moods. What do you think major galactic events will precipitate? We're already in a heavy duty solar cycle and are entering a galactic alignment called the 'precession of the equinoxes' that happens only every 26,000 years.
Link: http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=24710
Cancer radiotherapy dose is fatal? Okay, so wait a minute. A dose of 10,000 is fatal, yet the cancer industry uses twice that dose to "treat" cancer? I knew cancer radiation treatments were barbaric, but I never knew they were twice the amount considered absolutely fatal.
Link: http://www.rense.com/general93/curr.htm
In the latest example of blatant Federal negligence (coverup), the valiant and ever vigilant FDA and EPA have determined they will not be testing ANY fish from the Gulf Of Alaska. This is another egregious (not that they give a rat's tail) abandonment of their obligation to watch over the public health and welfare. In this case, the Feds have chosen to protect the Alaskan fishing industry...the public's right to know and to be kept safe and informed be damned.
Link: http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2011/04/20/radioactive-iodine-phoenix-arizona-milk-samples-1600-epa-drinking-water-limits-18630/
Japan nuclear radiation in Phoenix Arizona milk samples show radioactive Iodine contamination levels up to 1600% above EPA drinking water limits. To make matters worse those contamination levels of radiation do not even include Caesium or other radioactive isotopes which were not even reported in the Arizona tests. An anonymous tip points me to Phoenix Arizona Japan Nuclear Radiation tests for radioactive Iodine-131 has been detected in milks samples at levels up to 1600% above federal EPA drinking water standards. These are the highest known levels of nuclear fallout in tests to date for Iodine radiation in any milk samples.
Link: http://farmwars.info/?p=5860
With help from the FDA and USDA, the biotech industry is set to completely take over our food supply with genetically modified ingredients, irrespective of the wishes of "we the people." Through collusion, subterfuge, and a bit of back-door manipulation, Monsanto can write it's own ticket with the U.S. Federal Government's stamp of approval. If the rules get in the way, then change the rules, or at least their interpretation, to fit the situation.
Link: http://bellaciao.org/en/spip.php?article20716
Agidea Prata, the mother of Vittorio Arrigoni, the Italian activist and journalist killed in Gaza on Friday, said that she will be sailing to Gaza on May with the Free Gaza flotilla. Prata on Saturday told Italian news sources that "I want to see Gaza that my son loved and sacrificed for, I want to meet the good people living there that my son Vik always talked about". She added that Vittorio work will go on though his friends.
Link: http://www.counterpunch.org/baker04202011.html
The European Central Bank (ECB) announced earlier this month that it was raising its overnight lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 1.25 percent. This is very bad news for people across the eurozone countries and possibly the rest of the world as well.
Link: http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/04/20-5
In her book The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein demonstrates how wealthy elites often use times of crisis and chaos to impose unpopular policies that restructure economies and political systems to further advance their interests. She calls these orchestrated raids on the public sphere in the wake of catastrophic events, combined with the treatment of disasters as exciting market opportunities, "disaster capitalism."
Link: http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/04/20-0
I recently returned from a visit of several days to an alternate universe: Canadian health care. As a physician who has practiced in the United States for 44 years, I have experienced many aspects of our health care system, including its terrible inequities. Although some Americans get very good health care, there are many who get little or none. Then there are others who get too much: tests, procedures and drugs that they don't need. The whole system is fragmented, chaotic, inefficient and terribly expensive. We are not getting good value for our enormous expenditure on health care.
Link: http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2011/04/20-12
"The unfortunate truth is we are likely to see more such disasters. The world has witnessed an unnerving history of nuclear accidents," he said at a conference, calling for a global debate on the safety of nuclear energy.
Link: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/8462626/Energy-saving-light-bulbs-contain-cancer-causing-chemicals.html
Fears have been reignited about the safety of energy saving light bulbs after a group of scientists warned that they contain cancer causing chemicals. Scientists claim that several carcinogenic chemicals are released when energy saving light bulbs are switched on. Their report advises that the bulbs should not be left on for extended periods, particularly near someone's head, as they emit poisonous materials when switched on. Peter Braun, who carried out the tests at the Berlin's Alab Laboratory, said: "For such carcinogenic substances it is important they are kept as far away as possible from the human environment."
Link: http://thebovine.wordpress.com/2011/04/20/radiation-fallout-affects-food-safety/
"Dr. Robert J. Gilbert has a multi-faceted background in both spiritual and scientific studies. He is a former U.S. Marine Corps Instructor in Nuclear-Biological-Chemical Warfare Survival; since leaving the service in 1985 he has conducted independent research into the Geometric basis of modern science and new technologies….."
Link: http://www.lewrockwell.com/maloney/maloney34.1.html
As I imagine everyone reading this will agree, the American empire our politicians have foisted on the world must be ended, and the sooner the better. The loss of life, the squandering of wealth and the inroads to our liberty engendered by their foolish quest to bring the world to heel all argue for it. Yet, nothing should be started without first thinking it through, and it must be realized that ending our empire brings with it a unique set of dangers. Specifically, we need to be wary about bringing onto our shores a large, standing army.
Link: http://english.aljazeera.net/video/middleeast/2011/04/201142016514562449.html
Palestinian father demands justice for his wife and daughters killed in air attacks. Israel and Hamas have kept up a tentative truce, with Hamas fighters in Gaza halting rocket fire and the Israelis suspending their air raids. But the families of Palestinian civilians killed by Israeli air attacks are calling for justice. Al Jazeera's Nicole Johnston speaks to the family of one of the victims.
Link: http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia/2011/04/201142016503942929.html
Unnamed US military official says drone programme will proceed with both sides to determine the way forward. The US will maintain its drone programme in Pakistan but the way forward will be determined by both sides, an unnamed US military official has said. The issue has been a bone of contention between the two nations, with some Pakistani officials calling for sharp cuts in drone attacks. "The [programme] is something that we have said we go ahead on. The question is how," the official said on condition of anonymity.
Link: http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/features/2011/04/2011420104533120290.html
One year after BP's Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, the number of lawsuits against the oil giant continues to mount. BP announced on June 1, 2010 that they were instituting a $20bn compensation fund to aid those affected by the oil spill, although residents complain they can't access the money. Ryan Lambert is enraged. The owner of a charter fishing business, he had always supported the oil industry in his home state of Louisiana. He previously trusted BP, and the rest of the oil industry, to do the right thing in case an accident happened. But not any more. "I'm seeing people starving to death and BP won't pay them," said Lambert. His business drop of 94 per cent in the last year has cost him more than $1.1mn, he told Al Jazeera, "They won't pay me, they owe me well over a million dollars just for last year, and all they do is send more papers to fill out."
Link: http://www.a-w-i-p.com/index.php/2011/04/20/stranger-than-fiction#more10424
Contrary to what the Jewish-Zionist occupiers of Palestine are saying, the "Facts on the Ground" are all but a humanistic achievement. The most visible part of it, the criminal behavior, the sociopathic cruelty and violence, is there for everyone to see. This however stems from a total absence of empathy and compassion. This absence is what these sadistic occupiers of Palestine in fact do give evidence of.
Link: http://revolutionarypolitics.com/?p=5379
#1 According to the World Bank, 44 million people around the globe have been pushed into extreme poverty since last June because of rising food prices.
#2 The world is losing topsoil at an astounding rate. In fact, according to Lester Brown, "one third of the world's cropland is losing topsoil faster than new soil is forming through natural processes".
#3 Due to U.S. ethanol subsidies, almost a third of all corn grown in the United States is now used for fuel. This is putting a lot of stress on the price of corn.
Link: http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=24409
Many banks are insolvent, yet are allowed to stay in business. Being allowed to keep two sets of books is obscuring their real estate loan problems. This is the shadow inventory you sometimes hear about. Those millions of homes "that exist, but they don't." They presently admit to owning some 1 million homes they cannot sell, which is almost 25% higher than last year. If you put everything together you could be looking at an 8-year supply. Making matters worse lenders are holding homes on the books at values 40% higher than what they are worth. This is very similar to what is going on in Spain presently. We'll say this one more time. Most major banks and some middle tier and small institutions are broke and you are being lied to regarding their condition.
Link: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dollar-hits-15month-low-cnnm-3322792671.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=8&asset=&ccode=
The dollar took a beating Wednesday, losing ground to a range of currencies, and falling to its lowest level against the euro in 15 months. And that's pretty much been the trend in recent months. At the start of the year, the euro was trading at $1.33 against the dollar, but has since surged to $1.45 against the beleaguered greenback.
Link: http://theintelhub.com/2011/04/20/radiation-fallout-from-japan-affects-food-safety-across-north-america/
►The Entirety of the Northern Hemisphere around the world is affected by fallout, as well as the Pacific Ocean.
►Most Serious: Japan, Pacific Ocean, and Pacific Rim States
Link: http://enenews.com/highest-78-pcil-iodine-131-found-raw-milk-san-francisco-bay-area
Link: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/04/20/big-pharma-set-to-take-over-medical-marijuana-market/
Just as the federal government is clamping down on medical marijuana dispensaries, the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) may be set to give Big Pharma the clearance to take over the market. In 2007, GW Pharmaceuticals announced that it partnered with Otsuka to bring "Sativex" -- or liquefied marijuana -- to the U.S. The companies recently completed Phase II efficacy and safety trials testing and began discussion with the FDA for Phase III testing. Phase III is generally thought to be the final step before the drug can be marketed in the U.S.
Link: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/04/20/paul-ryan-already-benefitted-from-the-social-security-fund-he-now-wants-to-gut/
Rep. Paul Ryan, the GOP's most outspoken advocate for cutting and privatizing Social Security, has already benefited from Social Security himself, in the form of survivor benefits he received after his father's untimely death.
Link: http://www.truthout.com/fracking-blowout-causes-massive-spill-pennsylvania/1303282800
Thousands of gallons of potentially toxic hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," liquids spilled across pastures and into a stream in rural Pennsylvania early this morning, after a natural gas well suffered a blowout at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday night.
Link: http://socialistworker.org/2011/04/20/new-urgency-on-earth-day
The desire to stop the corporate assault on the environment is giving rise to activism. THE FIRST Earth Day was organized in 1970 in response to a period that had seen one ecological disaster after another. One of the most frightening had come the year before--the devastating Santa Barbara oil spill caused by a blowout on a Union Oil drilling platform just six miles off the coast of Southern California.
Link: http://dont-tread-on.me/beware-of-the-great-silver-correction/
There seems to be a big debate going on now about silver going up too far, too fast. Paper money traitors traders have tried to call the silver top all the way up and have had their heads handed to them by the market. Technical analysts have called for pull backs based off of some squiggly lines on their computer screens. Even Academy members, who get the idea of owning real physical silver, have been asking me about keeping some "powder dry" for the correction.
Link: http://www.opinion-maker.org/2011/04/us-the-kill-team/
The latest issue of German daily Der Spiegel and US journal Rolling Stone disclose an abominable and grotesque specter of psychopaths in the United States Army, who murder Afghans in cold blood and brandish their victims' severed heads like hunting trophies. TheDer Spiegel story is aptly titled: 'Das zweitte Abu Ghuraib'; while the Rolling Stone Op-Ed 'The Kill Team: How U.S. Soldiers in Afghanistan Murdered Innocent Civilian' tells the same story.
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I have a Master's in CS. It's my opinion that most people either have an aptitude for it, or not. If you do, the differences between languages are no big deal, some are just a bit more tedious than others. If you don't, any language will be hard to learn. The hardest part of going through the program for me, was flaky instructors. First, let me say that most of my instructors were excellent talented professionals that I learned a lot from. However, a small number were nutjobs. One guy told us at the beginning that there would be homeworks, quizzes, 3 tests, a large programming project, and a final exam. By the end of the semester, all we did was the programming project. I got an A, a friend got a B, neither of us received ANY comments or feedback, just our letter grade. My friend (whom I have a very high opinion of, and who has been extremely successful) complained and the instructor replied, "I just didn't think it was A work". It's important to get to know other students and find out about instructors before taking their classes.
A class in NP-complete problems was somewhat challenging, but mainly just because of the mathematical proofs, notation, etc.
The program was certainly a LOT of work, but if you have programming experience, and like it, you should do well. I certainly learned a lot, and I do recommend it. As far as jobs, I've always done pretty well, and when comparing credentials, employers/customers have always been more impressed with my Master's in CS, than so many of my friends' MBA's.
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From the Latin American Herald Tribune:
LIMA – Thousands of workers demonstrated in different Peruvian cities to demand improvements in their economic situation and support the demands of Amazon Indians, who have been conducting protests for 48 hours against land and resource laws they say threaten their way of life.
In Lima, the march organized by the CGTP labor federation attracted about 5,000 participants and transpired peacefully.
Demonstrators marched to Congress chanting slogans such as "Let the rich pay for the crisis, not the people."
CGTP general secretary Mario Huaman said that the main objective of the mobilization is to demand that the government provide "the solution to the Amazon strike and the repeal of the decrees" that the Indians feel hurt their rights to the land.
"If the government does not solve the different conflicts that exist on the national level, we're going to radicalize the measures of struggle," he warned.
Other aims of the protesters included asking for salary and pension hikes to compensate them for the rise in the cost of living, as well as the nullification of several measures that criminalize protests, the union leader said.
With regard to the timing of the general strike announced in March by the CGTP to protest the government's policy, Huaman said that the federation will announce the date in two weeks, but it will most probably be held in July.
In the southern city of Cuzco, Canal N television said that the city was practically paralyzed by Wednesday's demonstrations, which affected schools, public transport and the transportation of tourists to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, Peru's premier tourist attraction.
The most serious demonstrations occurred in the northeastern Amazon city of Iquitos, where 11 people were injured on Thursday and 20 were arrested in confrontations with police.


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Longtime Official Scorer Dies
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Al Babcock, a longtime official scorer for West Virginia University men's basketball games and football's press box steward, died last Thursday evening in Chapel Hill, N.C., according to his daughter Carol.
Babcock was a courtside fixture at Mountaineer basketball games for more than 60 years, getting his start in 1944 when the late Morgantown Post sports editor Tony Constantine got fed up trying to keep track of points, rebounds and assists while covering games for the local newspaper.
"Tony said, 'I'd like to spend my time watching the game rather than keeping the scorebook. How would you like to take over?'" Babcock recalled in 2007.
That began a more than 60-year affiliation with West Virginia University athletics for Babcock, who scored his final basketball game for the Mountaineers in 2009. Babcock also served two brief stints as the school's sports information director in the late 1940s when regular SID Forest Crane was called into the service.
Babcock, born in Boston and raised in Parkersburg, W.Va., graduated from Parkersburg High School in 1938 and was eventually steered to WVU by coaching great Ben Schwartzwalder, then coaching at Parkersburg High School.
"I practically lived over at his house," Babcock once recalled. "He brought me over here to see a ballgame and to see (WVU athletic director) Legs Hawley. He told Legs I was a hard-working young man who needed some help going to school and Legs said, 'Yeah, I think we can help him.'"
Eventually, Babcock moved to Fairmont where he worked for 34 years as a public relations specialist for Monongahela Power. In addition, he prominently served on the Marion County Commission, still occupying an office in the court house until to a few years ago.
In the meantime, Babcock continued to score men's basketball games and work Mountaineer home football games – always offering his game-day services for free. When WVU began paying him he would simply endorse the check back to his alma mater.
Babcock also created two scholarship endowments to benefit student workers in the sports information department.
Al was preceded in death by his wife Frankie Lee. He was 90. The family is planning a January memorial service.
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