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I have a Toshiba Satellite L305D-S5895
Recently when i go to boot my laptop i recive this error right after the Toshiba Screen
PXE-E61: Media Test Failure, Check Cable
PXE-MOF: Exiting PXE Rom
No Bootable Device -- insert boot disk and press any key
1. my orignal assumption was the HDD has failed so i went and got a WD Scorpio. Same Error Message on boot up.
I then went into the access my bios to even see if the board is reading the HDD, and it was there but after about 30 seconds of being inside the bios my screen will turn bright white then black and freeze. This happens everytime i enter the bios or the boot manager.
2. I now assume there is something wrong within the bios, i have InsydeH20 bios version 1.5.
I then downloaded version 1.9 from the Toshiba website in attempt to flash the bios from a DVD-RW which i burned from another PC. but i keep getting opcode errors.
3. i also tried the system recovery disc it says it is loading windows files then stops around 75% every single time
So now i am perplexed and have no idea where to go from here any ideas.
Hi there,
It sounds like you have some hardware problem.. most probably your RAM, if anything fault on your BIOS the laptop wont even start or let you into the BIOS page. The pc starts after checking the BIOS AFAIK.
I would suggest you to check your RAM first than flowing hardwares, CPU Fan,(temperature), powersuply(wrong frequence or voltage), mainboard (shocks, sort connections).
boot your lap with boot cd or live cd... if ram is not corrupted live cd or boot cd should work!!!
(cos live or boot cds uses spaces from ram)
if boot and or live cd is not working result could be RAM or mainboard. (never know what xactly striking off)
if boot cd and or live cd is working but hanging in the middle, result IS RAM (frm my experience)
reason your RAM has faulty blocks where the maschine tries to write something but can't in this case the pc freezes.
try a new ram..
PS: don't come to a conclussion your ram is working perfect cos the pc starts!! there could be faulty bits known as bad bits.. which is somewhere located after 100mb. Bad bits are usually visible @ any memory diagnostic tools!!
you should better run a memory diagnostig tool to make sure your RAM is ok,
if nothing helps write here
or on my mail : krishan @ live . de
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Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
Jake Peavy's not a Cub yet and now it appears Ricketts is keeping the Cubs from signing Orlando Hudson.
It's amazing that a player of this caliber remains unsigned, but lining
up are the Cubs, White Sox, and Dodgers. A few Cubs organizational
people really want Hudson, but the impending transfer of ownership from
the Chicago Tribune to Tom Ricketts may hinder GM Jim Hendry's ability to do anything until it's complete.
Just kidding about the headline of course, but I do hope no one took the Cubs aren't going to be affected by the Tribune's bankruptcy case to heart. The article also includes some quotes from Rich Hill.
In other news, it seems I was off about Henry Blanco being displeased about his playing time, that is if you are to believe Carrie Muskat.
Blanco was the perfect teammate. He was a terrific mentor to Geovany
Soto, who gave the veteran much of the credit for his success after he
won the 2008 National League Rookie of the Year Award. Blanco also
didn't complain about his limited playing time. One reason for the
switch is because Bako gives the Cubs another left-handed bat. The
team's other backup-catcher option is Koyie Hill, a switch-hitter, who
is back after suffering a horrific hand injury.
A good time to point out this nugget that Cubnut uncovered.
Paul Bako's lifetime batting line against RHP: 2015 PA's, .240 / .317 / .321 / 638 OPS
Henry Blanco's lifetime batting line against RHP: 1708 PA's, .222 / .281 / .352 / 633 OPS
Off topic but
TCR's favorite aging grunge rocker is back at his dogged support of the Cubs, this time at Cubs Fantasy Camp 2009.
The second video is noticeably better, as EdVed sings with fellow old, drunk white guys. Highlights include "Yellow Cub-marine", Eddie getting groped, and a "Fuck the White Sox" for good measure.
P.S. Sorry if this is 3/44.
P.P.S. 1st!
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
Perhaps this has already been posted. IF so, my apologies.
Its still too funny not to post again.
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
Repost, but always damn funny. "Corey Patterson, that fucking guy"
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
I personally don't think Hudson is worth 8-10 mil per year...if we are going to spend money on anybody it should be to get Peavy. Theriot/Font are good young cheap options. Please don't get Hudson go get Peavy! Marshall, Hart, Cashner, Castillo (we are eating their contract there is no need to add Vitters). Do it...ask Peavy to change his option year to a mutual offer to guarantee him to come to a championship caliber team!
Re: Union to Blame for List
anybody pick up on the fact that Orza probably didn't work at the testing facility?
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
just curious, anyone know when they seized the evidence from this testing facility?
Not specific day but the original SI piece says April 04
The seizure took place in April 2004 as part of the government's investigation into 10 major league players linked to the BALCO scandal
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
Yahoo write up on the cubs off season moves. Nothing earth shattering here but just their take on it. They make it sound like MacPhail robbed Hendry on the Hill/Pie moves
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
I stumbled across a funny comment in that regard from Peter Schmuck of the Baltimore Sun:
Is it just me, or has it gotten to the point where Cubs general manager
Jim Hendry has told Andy MacPhail to just take whatever he needs and
leave the key under the mat?
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
I usually avoid reading the "Comments" section of any post, its usually filled with morons and people who just like to argue. Except at TCR and Deadspin. Deadspin has some humorous, topical comments in there that make me laugh at least twice a day.
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
We went 14-4 against them last year! What the hell else do we have to do to earn bragging rights? It's damn near impossible to do better than that against a division rival.
Plus, they're bad, but they're not Nationals bad.
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
Complaining because 9 of the 15 games will be at Wrigley. They could play all 15 games at PNC (lovely park by the way) and I'd still be willing to put money on the Cubs winning 10 of them.
Also Rob, you're new found love for the F word has apparently given TCR a bit of a "wild child" reputation around the blog parts.
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
Did they forget to talk about the other half of the games that generally involved the Cubs scoring double digit number of runs. I remember back to back games of putting up 13 runs on the Pirates.
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
"(child link caution, foul language at the site)"
Best part of the whole post.
But really, if you can't make fun of the Pirates, who in the Central Division can you make fun of?
I wonder if visitors unfamiliar with TCR miss some of the irony in the voice of most of the posts, too.
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
it's whiny...but hell, picking on even a misguided PIT fan is like beating up a guy who's already been beat down.
props to any pitt fan left who's got passion. they've received one hell of a nice ballpark and very little since the past many years.
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
Child link caution?
That kind of caveat lector bullshit is lame.
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
"That kind of caveat lector bullshit is lame."
Is he a relative of Hannibal Lector? Otherwise, I think you were looking for the term caveat emptor (let the buyer beware). Sorry for nitpicking -- I liked the your use of the term but just wanted to get it right. :)
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
Well, nope, Ryno was right. Caveat lector -- "let the reader beware". Which is fitting, of course, since it was about reading an article.
Sorry for nitpicking but I wanted you to get it right. :)
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
That's what I get for not really knowing my latin. Thanks for the correction. I'll go away now....
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
"But last time I looked the Pirates either won or lost by two runs or less in half the games played last year and one of the other games Matt Morris held them to four earned runs in seven innings."
I know this is kind of late but I find this hysterical. Haha seriously I'm chuckling still 5 minutes after reading it. Who measures games based on losing by 2 runs or less? I would say a win by 3 runs is just barely considered a close game, and anything beyond that becomes an easy win.
Also he uses how "lowly" the Pirates WERE. What the hell does he think has changed since last year? Did you go back in time and not let your best young players go?
So he is essentially saying "I don't know why they are talking so much shit, we only got our asses kicked in half the games. We kept a few close and even won a couple! Look for the Bucs to only lose two games to the Cubs by more than 9 runs this year. This franchise is really starting to turn around."
Re: Pirates fans take exception to my post
I know who USED to use this criteria as a measurement of success: Jack Brickhouse, in the halcyon days of the mid - late '70s when the Cubs regularly had their lunches handed to them.
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
curry would is striking the hell outta people on MLB Network, btw...fun stuff.
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
I was at the bar the night Eddie did karoake. It was surreal...
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
Curt Schilling always full of opinions:
"I'd be all for the 104 positives being named, and the game moving on if that is at all possible," former Boston ace Curt Schilling wrote on his blog Sunday.
"In my opinion, if you don't do that, then the other 600-700 players are going to be guilty by association, forever," he wrote. "It appears that not only was it 104, but three of the greatest of our, or any, generation appear to be on top of this list."
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
Record of the year...
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
actually if Nick Cave's Dig Lazurus, Dig!!! didn't win then it's all academic to begin with.
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
Has anyone tried out 2k's new MLB Front Office? Just wondering how it plays and other things before I purchase.
Who knew?!
LOU PINIELLA has a life coach.
Pitchers and catchers to report Friday; first workout Saturday
from Carrie Muskat's article today (http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=2...)
This may finally be Piniella's team. Only seven players remain from the 2007 Opening Day roster -- Dempster, Carlos Zambrano, Ted Lilly, Aramis Ramirez, Derrek Lee, Ryan Theriot and Alfonso Soriano
And of those seven, Lou had a hand in either signing or extending the contracts of five. Number six is former Cubs prospect Ryan Theriot who was handpicked for the starting SS job by Piniella. Which leaves only Derrek Lee who got a new five year contract while Dusty Baker was manager as the odd man on the team.
Given the recent emphasis on getting more left handed and the fact that right handed starting first basemen are the exception while lefties are the rule, I'm guessing DLee would be gone as well if it weren't for that no-trade contract he has.
Re: DLee
Do we know Dunn would be terrible at 1B? Yes, he's terrible in the outfield, but Teixeira or DLee would be too. I don't know Dunn's 1B stats (and don't have time to look them up), but I think there's a chance he'd be considerably better than in the OF.
Re: DLee
Lee has also played 165.4 innings for every error he's committed.
Dunn has played 59.4 innings for every error at first. That's 2.78 times as many errors per inning as Lee has committed.
Dunn could get better with more playing time though.
But we're not even looking at Lee's range or ability to react to hard drives down the line and in the hole or over his head.
In the last 5 years, Dunn's OPS+ numbers have been: 146, 141, 114, 136, 129.
Lee's have been: 117, 174, 113, 131, and 110.
That means in 2005 Lee was a far better hitter than Dunn, in 2006 and and 2007 Dunn was just barely better, but in 2008 and 2004 Dunn was 19 and 29 points better, respectively.
Dunn's younger by 4 years, but according to those OPS numbers, it's hard to say that either one is on the decline just yet. They're both big guys, but Dunn is bigger and heavier. Could that mean Lee will age better?
I'll take my chances with Lee for now. He's probably not going to hit 40 homeruns any time soon, but besides that, Dunn has only a slight advantage in OBP and comes up short in everything else.
Aurilia Off The Board
According to Ken Rosenthal at Fox Sports, Aurilia back to the Giants. Whew!
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
I'll go away now...
Asta-hay la Ista-vay, Aby-bay.
Oops, pig latin. Sorry.
Re: Cheapskate Ricketts Holding Cubs Back
"Oops, pig latin. Sorry."
Spanish pig latin, no less. This is getting really silly. Start spring training, already!
Recent comments
J-Hey not finishing with an offensive onslaught.
If Geoff Blum could be a Playoff hero, there is hope still...
Giants scare me. I think you're wrong about Bumgarner, he would pitch on short rest for Game 2 and then full rest for Game 5. Cueto would go Game 1, then short rest in game 4. Add in some really tough outs in that lineup and I want nothing to do with them. With that rotation they can easily steal a series.
Cards are a tough matchup. The rivalry evens out their comparable lack of talent. And like someone said, they love HRs, which is how to beat the Cubs. The upside is that I would feel really good about Lester twice against STL.
j.buchanan with a nice start...5ip 2h 1bb 3k, 0r/er
zobrist with 2HR and a double through 8
heyward 0-4 :(
Mark Gonzales @MDGonzales
Soler likely to return Sunday, Maddon says
Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
I do not want to see the Cards, period. Or their fans, media, or Joe Buck.
I don't want to play Braves in the first round. Any friggin team in the league can win 3 of 5..I hate the first round. Furthermore, I wanted to play the Marlins in 2003 and the Mets over Dodgers last year.
With that said in reverse order:
3. Cardinals: It will be devastating to lose in the first round, but even worse to their main rival. It is increased incentive for the Cardinals, especially after last year. Cards would have nothing to lose, Cubs have everything to lose.
2. Giants: Rotation in the playoffs scare me a bit, but what a lousy team.
1. Mets--because of the losses in the rotation
2. Giants--because they're not the team they were BUT they maybe have bullshit even-year magic?
3. Cardinals--because rivalry and not making the playoffs hurts them more than losing in the NLDS plus getting eliminated by them in the playoffs would make for horrible sports commentary next throughout next season.
Who's asking?
CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.


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Man accused of beating dog to death in Portage County
A Portage County man is facing charges for allegedly beating his dog to death with a hammer, according to a story from the Fond du Lac Reporter.
Cody Phillips, 26, of Bancroft killed the animal for urinating and defecating in his trailer, the newspaper reported.
Phillips was in custody in the Portage County Jail on a $500 cash bond and faces felony charges of animal abuse causing death, according to the newspaper.


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Hope that everyone had a great break and got to spend time with the family :-) It has been a great year! In...
Hope that everyone had a great break and got to spend time with the family :-) It has been a great year! In this latest addition to my origami series, I will show you how to make a paper boomerang that really comes back!! To check out my throws, go to 1:02 (click here) in the video. In this tutorial, I will explain how to turn a regular sheet of printer paper into an origami boomerang... well actually 2 origami boomerangs!! :-) You will need a simple Printer sheet (8.5 x 11 inches). Please note, I say A4 in the video, but that is slightly different than letter paper. I believe both A4 and letter paper should work. No tape or anything else is required. I also explain at the end the way we must position the boomerang in order to throw it properly. This will keep you busy for hours and is fun for all ages. Once you show off your boomerang to friends, they are definitely going to want one! Please refer them to this video if you enjoy! :-) Thanks for watching and don't forget to comment, rate, and subscribe to my videos. Thanks! -Rob


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Evander Holyfield Discusses David Haye vs. Tyson Fury
Former world heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield believes Tyson Fury is capable of causing an upset against fellow Briton David Haye and even thinks both Englishmen could dethrone the all-conquering Klitschko brothers in the future.
Haye and Fury are scheduled to do battle in February after their original bout last month was scrapped due to a cut suffered by the Londoner in training.
The younger, taller but inexperienced Fury still suspects the fight may never happen. However, four-time world heavyweight champion Holyfield believes the 11/4 underdog from Cheshire does have a chance of beating the former WBA titlist.
"It's an exciting fight," Holyfield told Press Association Sport. "David Haye is a guy who went the same route as me, being cruiserweight world champion and moving up to become a heavyweight champion of the world. Like me, he showed it's not about the size of the man, it's about the size of his heart.
"When two people get in the ring, can they make the necessary adjustments to out-think and out-manoeuvre the other guy?
"One thing I like about the game of boxing is that it's not about people's opinions, it's about what the people in the ring do on that night and whoever is able to carry out their gameplan is the winner.
"Fury wouldn't be getting into the ring with Haye if he didn't have a chance. Any fighter who gets in there has a chance and it comes down to who fights their fight."
Both Haye and Fury have their sights set on fights with the Klitschkos, with elder brother Vitali holding the WBC title and Wladimir the WBA, IBF and WBO belts.
Holyfield believes it is a matter of time until the Ukrainian veterans are knocked off their perch.
"As to whether they can beat the Klitschko brothers, it depends on which night they catch them on," said the 50-year-old, who visited Birmingham Children's Hospital on Wednesday as part of his work with the Global Village Champions Foundation.
"Some people are on their way up, some people are on their way down."
Until very recently, the four-time heavyweight champion still talked of trying to win a world title for a fifth time.
However, Holyfield admits he has now accepted it is time to hang up the gloves for good.
"I'm not really still thinking of fighting," he said.
"I guess everybody has a point where it's time for something else and I've been given that great opportunity now. I can use the exposure that I get to enlighten people and help other people become champions.
"At one point I wanted to be the heavyweight champion of the world again but that was all about thinking about 'self'. Now with the work I do with Global Village Champions I get the chance to impact on the world in a whole other way. And I find that it's more pleasing to give than receive.
"I still watch boxing and I'm still a big fan of the sport but I've moved on from fighting."
[QUOTE=Weltschmerz;13804515]Holyfield should move into commentating. Many things he could do.[/QUOTE]Ah, hell no!!! Anyone can take his slurring speech and extremely slow mental processes and filter that into a written article to make some sense but he is extremely frustrating to…Comment by Weltschmerz on 10-03-2013
Holyfield should move into commentating. Many things he could do.Comment by PunchyPotorff on 10-02-2013
[QUOTE=moonshineman;13803996]Holyfield is senile.[/QUOTE] Sounds more like he's wiser these days.Comment by moonshineman on 10-02-2013
Holyfield is senile.Comment by Arthur Daley on 10-02-2013
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3-phase line, which has an impedance of 2 + j4 per phase, feeds two balanced three-phase loads that are connected in parallel. One of the loads is Y-connected with an impedance of (20 + j40) per phase, and the other is -connected with an impedance of
(65-j40) per phase. The line is energized at the sending end from a 60-Hz, three-phase, balanced voltage source of 120 (3)^1/2 V (rms, line-to-line).
Determine:a) The current, real power, and reactive power delivered by the sending-end source.
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No. 13/13 Georgetown Hosts St. John's on Senior Day at Multi-Sport Field
Hoyas look for win over Red Storm in regular season finale
Nick Marrocco Leads No. 17 Hoyas to 9-6 Victory Over Providence
Bo Stafford scores three goals and dishes out two assists in the win
No. 17 Georgetown Men's Lacrosse Continues BIG EAST Schedule at Providence
Hoyas hold a 7-1 series lead over the Friars
No. .14 Hoyas Fall to No. 5 Denver, 19-7
Hoyas give up time of possession battle to Pioneers
Georgetown Outlasts No. 11/9 Marquette, 10-9 in BIG EAST Opener
Hoyas defeat second-consecutive ranked opponent
Georgetown vs. Marquette BIG EAST Championship Semifinal
Georgetown defeated Marquette in the BIG EAST Championship Semifinal on Thursday, April 30 at Villanova Stadium.
Georgetown vs. No. 4/5 Duke Men's Lacrosse
The Hoyas hosted No. 4/5 Duke on Saturday, March 14 at Multi-Sport Field.
Georgetown vs. Vermont Men's Lacrosse
The Hoyas defeated the Catamounts, 18-10 on a rainy afternoon at Multi-Sport Field.
2014: Appeared in 10 games as a defensive midfielder...Had one assist, picked up six ground balls and caused two turnovers...Had one assist in win over Furman (3/11)...Named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team.
2013: Appeared in fifteen games at defensive midfield for the Hoyas, starting one...Finished season with three points (one goal, two assists), 17 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers...Caused a career-high three turnovers in win over Navy (2/24)...Picked up career-high four ground balls in win over Providence (3/16)...Scored first collegiate goal at Dartmouth (3/2)...Picked up three ground balls and caused three turnovers in loss at Notre Dame (4/14)...Had one assist in Hoyas final two games at Rutgers (4/27) and Villanova (5/2).
2012: Did not play during his freshman season.
High School: A three-year letter winner in lacrosse and team captain during his senior season...An all-league selection during his senior season as a midfielder...Helped lead Conestoga to the 2010 and 2011 PIAA State Lacrosse Championships and to the 2009 PIAA State finals...Also a three-year letter winner in football, playing quarterback and earning all-league honors as a senior.
Personal: Born on September 24, 1992...Son of Kathy and Tim Flatley...Has two sisters, Kaitlyn and Lauren and one brother, Brett... Played with the Dukes Lacrosse Club for three years.
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The Truth About Arrest Quotas in the Miami-Dade Police Department
Ofc. Frank Adams is on the far right. You're going to want to click to enlarge.
Quotas to police chiefs are like mistresses to politicians: Nobody wants to get caught with one. No cop brass wants to admit that they've boiled the delicate art of policing-- where discretion and fairness is key-- to a crude numbers chase.
The Sunrise Police chief recently denied a quota system even after an officer received a reprimand for not handing out enough tickets. And Miami-Dade brass are toeing the same line. Says Captain Jorge A. Guerra: "My policy, and as a rule, is that we do not use quotas."
If you've been reading our coverage of Miami-Dade Ofc. Frank Adams -- the renegade cop who claims to have witnessed a pattern of abuse, dishonesty, and cover-ups in Florida's largest department -- this won't shock you: He says his bosses are lying about quotas, and he has documentation to show it.
The unwritten quota, Adams says, is for officers to collect two of each stat category -- arrests, traffic stops, and "field interviews" (checking the identification of a suspect) -- each day that they're on the streets.
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At the end of every month, the cops receive an evaluation that looks a lot like a school report card, with a heavy emphasis on accumulated stats. Then lieutenants and captains circle the sums and write their critiques: "Low!" reads a scrawl on a month when Adams only made 15 field interviews. "Good job," writes the lieutenant in a month when Adams made 88 of the interviews. "Can do better, room for improvement," reads another missive next to his arrests stats.
A 2008 district-wide memo from Guerra, his former captain, implies that stats are the end-all in the MDPD. In it, the captain excoriates lieutenants, and threatens to revoke overtime, for giving positive evaluations to officers who were "below the squad's average" in field interviews and arrests: "Just last month, I received several ratings showing employees that only wrote six reports and several only 12 reports, and no arrests for the entire month. This is unacceptable! If you choose to allow your personnel not to perform, you will endure the repercussions of your inactions."
It's not a quota, says Guerra, who is now Captain of the Communications Bureau. "The Northside is the busiest district in the county," he explains. "What you do is you look at the squad average, and if that officer is nowhere near what everybody else is doing, that's problematic. If certain officers that do less are being rewarded by their supervisors, that brings down the morale of all of the officers."
Guerra denies Adams' two-of-each-stat quota claim and dismisses the whistle-blowing cop: "He was at a desk. I don't understand what his beef is... I don't know him personally, but I do know that a lot of officers had issues with him."
Adams' problem with a quota system is that it leads officers to bend the law and racially profile in order to make arrests, he says, which is bad news for dreadlocked black men in Miami-Dade County. "You have officers taking advantage of people in order to get a stat," he says. "That's not right, and it's not good police work."
Below, we've embedded an example of a police evaluation, and the terse memo from Guerra.
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World Cup hits t20 fixtures
England's FIFA World Cup second-round clash with Germany has prompted time changes in Sunday's Friends Provident t20 games.
Hampshire Royals v Essex Eagles, Yorkshire Carnegie v Leicestershire Foxes and Nottinghamshire Outlaws v Wariwckshire Bears will all start at 11am, rather than the original time of 2:30pm, while Sussex Sharks v Kent Spitfires will get underway half an hour later than expected at 6pm.
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Beyonce lives up to hype with fierce Super Bowl halftime set
Has there ever been a 12-minute set as hyped as Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show Sunday? The widely publicized press conference, the Destiny's Child reunion rumors, the bold promise of live singing after that lip-synching scandal at Barack Obama's inauguration. Was there any possibility whatsoever it could live up to expectations—especially since the vast majority of Super Bowl halftime shows are bloated, ultimately forgettable diversions?
Cissie Peltz, cartoonist and gallery owner has died
In 1958, a writer for The Milwaukee Journal asked what made Cissie Peltz, then a budding cartoonist, tick. The writer concluded it was Peltz's laughing blue eyes, sparkling conversation, humor and knack for selling.
In so many ways, this is how many will remember Peltz, who passed away Wednesday morning, according to her friend and gallery assistant Cheryl Olson-Sklar. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new tracks from Chris Brown, Snoop Lion, Trace Adkins and more
Chris Brown released his new single, "Fine China," to iTunes this week. Photo by Michael Loccisano for Getty Images. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
'Road to Mecca' portrays story similar to that of Milwaukee-area resident
While Renaissance Theaterworks' new production, Athol Fugard's "The Road to Mecca," is set in distant South Africa, its situation will feel familiar to Milwaukee art lovers: An older woman, living alone, has transformed her home and yard into an art environment filled with unusual sculptures, provoking confusion and judgment from her neighbors.
Yes, the story of the late Helen Martins (1897-1976) of Nieu-Bethesda outwardly resembles that of the late Mary Nohl of Fox Point. Both were ostracized by their communities and called a witch, said Suzan Fete, director of the Renaissance production, which opens Saturday. »Read Full Article
Fever Marlene bringing expanded lineup to Oriental Theatre
Fever Marlene is one of the better-known bands in Milwaukee. It has played all around town and across North America for several years now.
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The Bay restaurant due to open in late April in Whitefish Bay
A casual restaurant serving lunch and dinner called the Bay is expected to open in late April at 342 E. Silver Spring Drive, Whitefish Bay.
A former executive with the company that operated Sabor in downtown Milwaukee will open the Bay. James McMahon was senior vice president of operations for Oscar Inc., which operated Sabor, Beta and several Buffalo Wild Wings locations. »Read Full Blog Post
Fleck, Corea dazzle Marcus Center audience
A banjo player who swerved from bluegrass to jazz and his pianist hero-turned-mentor-turned-partner delighted nearly 700 listeners Tuesday night in Uihlein Hall with 135 minutes of unique, often astounding, chamber jazz duets.
The Marcus Center for the Performing Arts was the last stop on a fortnight's tour, a rare get-together for two virtuosos, banjoist Béla Fleck, 54, and pianist Chick Corea, 71. An odd couple as jazz duos go, they merged styles seamlessly on a dozen of each others' tunes with rapport suggesting decades joined at the hip. Not so. »Read Full Article(1)
Limp Bizkit coming to the Rave May 13
Rap-rock band Limp Bizkit is coming to the Rave May 13.
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The 2013 PrideFest entertainment lineup will include the Indigo Girls, singer Andy Bell, Sophie B. Hawkins, Amanda Palmer and a live theatrical production to the music of Lady Gaga.
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The Rolling Stones announce tour, coming to Chicago May 28
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Skip to comments.Sexy Yule at the White House
Posted on 11/16/2001 1:24:14 PM PST by geauxEdited on 05/26/2004 5:02:16 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
WHILE her dad is busy saving the world, his daughter Barbara Bush is shopping up a storm.
The 21-year-old Yalie just ordered every piece from the very risque Heatherette line's '80s-inspired Spring 2002 Collection and wants it delivered before the holidays. It should make for an interesting Christmas at the White House.
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Luca Brazzi
Now you blew it. LOL
Is that story really true? disgraceful, if it is. shows how much respect they had for the White House.
I'm trying again.
When Jenna was making news several months ago, the word from her mother reportedly was, "Let Jenna be Jenna" (whatever that means).
Too bad Barbara is going down that same road.
Me thinks that the "chubby" remark may NOT apply to her but to what happens when you look at her.
THREE days into the 7th on Sixth shows, the trends have started to emerge. But all the talk around the catwalk is
still of Saturday's Heatherette show. Designers Richie Rich and Traver Rains burst onto the New York schedule by sending
New York socialite Amanda Lepore running down the catwalk wearing nothing but a lick of lurid pink paint. Under the
art direction of the designers' fashionable friend, photographer David LaChapelle, the show opened with a video
of party animal Lepore smothering her body with a lipstick called 'Heatherette', which had been exclusively created
for her by MAC. As the mini-feature ended, Lepore appeared to break out of the screen and onto the catwalk grinning
wildly at the stunned audience. "It was their first on-schedule show and they wanted to be noticed," says a
rep. "And it seemed to work. Everybody loved it." The remainder of the show was equally high-voltage, with
cropped off-the-shoulder peasant tops and flirty pelmet ra-ra skirts worn over dotted or lacy tights and an array of T-shirts
emblazoned with the words 'lucky' or simply 'look at me'. Not a label for shrinking violets (10 September 2001, PM)
Adobe Photoshop. Can make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
Wow, that's truly incredible. They are pretty bizarre people.
Oh for Pete's sake.
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After MATP check, system is proposing various schedule-line. System generates these schedule-line with quanity in decimial places like 0.2342.Our requirement is that, system should not propose decimal quantity schedule-line, instead it should propose whole integer number as scheduleline quantity.
Any user exit/badi available or any customization setting available for the same?
Regards,Krunalkumar Rathod
This functionality is specifically not supported in standard MATP. All lot sizing info is ignored; the Standard MATP trees will use Lot-for-Lot lot sizing method, and the standard conversion of ATP trees will also use lot-for-lot. You could try to arrange your BOMs and yields to give you Tree qtys that are typically integers, but this would be a significant change in your planning process.
SAP suggests that you manually delete the offensive procurement proposals after conversion, and manually re-create them according to the business requirements that suits you (this is assuming that the products are not configured). I suppose you could automate this with a z-program if you still think you want to pursue this logic.
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The state says it's moving forward with evaluations of how well charter school sponsors follow current educational rules and laws.
Student-journalism project launches today at Toledo Early College High School.
The school said normal operations will resume today in all buildings.
New member may be appointed tonight
Restroom facilities can be used; drinking fountains still off limits.
It's game on for athletes at Tiffin University as eSports arrives.
Better Schools for Better Community will tell attendance how to help with campaign.
Threat prompts lockdown of Defiance College.
No clowning around: The 3-year vocational school will teach acrobatics, juggling, aerial acts.
Springfield schools, Alternate Learning Center are 1st in area.


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Chat with Dana O'Neil
Welcome to SportsNation! On Wednesday, ESPN.com basketball writer Dana O'Neil stops by to chat about the NCAA tournament.
O'Neil joined ESPN in 2008 after working for the Philadelphia Daily News.
Send your questions now and join O'Neil Wednesday at 2 p.m. ET!
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Dana O'Neil (2:00 PM)
Greetings everyone and happy Final Four week!
Jillian Hahn (Massachusetts)
Dana, in reading your story on Jim Boeheim today, it seems like he is really enjoying the ride this season. Do you think 2003 took a lot of the pressure off and allowed him to (despite his periodic media showdowns) really take it all in?
Dana O'Neil (2:01 PM)
Jillian: I think there is less pressure, always, when you've got one title under your belt so I think that helps ease things at bit for Boeheim. Thoug he insists it's nothing different.
Seth (St. Louis)
So.. Mike Rice? That escalated quickly huh?
Dana O'Neil (2:01 PM)
Seth: Uh yeah. No surprise but frankly it should have happened months ago
Sue Berman (Lawrinson, NY)
Hi Dana! How much stock do you put in Coach Beilein's 0-9 record vs. Coach Boeheim?
Dana O'Neil (2:02 PM)
Sue: Well this is by far a much more talented team than Beilein has ever had so in some regards it shouldn't matter. But the issue of breaking and dealing with the zone is huge and Beilein hasn't solved the riddle
Joe (Raleigh)
I believe the Michigan v. Syracuse game will determine the National Champion. If Michigan beats Syracuse, Louisville will be the NC. If Syracuse beats Michigan, Syracuse will beat Louisville. Thoughts?
Dana O'Neil (2:03 PM)
Joe: Well I think Louisville doesn't want to see Syracuse again, for sure. The second half of that Big East game is what people remember but the first half ought to count, too. So I get the point. But I think Louisville is winning regardless.
Ben (New Mexico )
What do you think of UNM new head coach can he takes us were we've never been?
Dana O'Neil (2:05 PM)
Ben: I like the idea of continuituy very much. Good for the program. Good for the players returning. As for an NCAA win, it's hard to say. It's his first D1 job
Mark B. (San Diego)
Hi Dana - thoughts on Enfield to USC? I was surprised how quickly that happened for him. Thought Hopkins from SU would have been a great fit (he interviewed there).
Dana O'Neil (2:06 PM)
Mark: I was a little surprised, too. It's a win the press conference hire, for sure and I think he's proven he can coach but he did also finish second in the ASun. It could very well work out. Hot name, so might be good for recruiting. But I agree. Very surprised it happened so fast, especially with folks like Hopkins and Gregg Marshall out there.
Zach (Henderson ky)
How good will Indiana be next year??
Dana O'Neil (2:07 PM)
Zach: Good. Maybe not No. 1 ranking good but think Crean has things rolling now. A lot to replace but he has a lot of guys who were on teh bench this year watching and that'sa good thing.
Jack (Minnesota)
Any word on who Minnesotas new coach might be? Firing Tubby was a mistake IMO.
Dana O'Neil (2:08 PM)
Jack: Haven't heard much, to be honest. I get why they fired Tubby when you look at the results. Also probably felt like had to take a swing at Shaka but it will be tough to match him.
Russ (New York)
How do you see the scholarship situation working out at Kentucky next year?
Dana O'Neil (2:09 PM)
Russ: Well it's getting a little clearer, right? I mean Goodwin is gone. Harrow is gone. My guess is a few guys will be asked to become walk ons. The numbers always work out even if the process isn't terribly palatable.
Brian (NYC)
Dana, Syracuse zone D is putting up some gaudy numbers in the tournament. Do you think this continues against Michigan, one of the most effecient teams in terms of offense? Thanks!
Dana O'Neil (2:10 PM)
Brian: Pretty big test for both sides but Michigan is so young. I wonder if they will get frustrated. Absolutely have to be smart and make shots. I don't think the Wolverines will score like they're accustomed to.
Habib (CO)
After Gonzaga lost to Wichita, many automatically proclaimed them as overrrated. However, I'm inclined to believe their still a top 5 team. Thoughts?
Dana O'Neil (2:12 PM)
Well I always have a problem discrediting a team's entire season for one 40 minute game. Is Indiana bad because it lost? No. Ditto Gonzaga. Maybe the Zags were slighly inflated but you can't say they didn't do what was asked, which is win games. Plenty of others lost bad games this year.
Al (Wausau, WI)
Hi, Dana. Do you feel optimistic about the Iowa Hawkeyes as a possible NCAA Tournament contender next year? They're playing very well in the NIT this year.
Dana O'Neil (2:12 PM)
Al: 300 percent I do.
WitheyFACE (KS)
Only 191 days until Midnight Madness... should I just go into hibernation until then?
Dana O'Neil (2:13 PM)
Good glory, let me get to the title game!
Russ (New York)
How does Chris Collins sell recruits on Northwestern?
Dana O'Neil (2:14 PM)
Russ: Big Ten games. Big Ten network. Chicago. Playing time immediately and he coached at Duke. He knows what he's doing. Smart hire.
Jimmy (Texas)
On a A-F scale, with plus and minus, what grade would you give the selection committee this year after seeing the results from the past 2 weekends?
Dana O'Neil (2:14 PM)
Jimmy: I don't know that you can judge on the past 2 weekend. I prefer to judge on the regular season, so for that I'd give them a B. Some bad seed decisions, in my opinion.
Dan (Utah)
Who do u think wins the title game on Monday?
Dana O'Neil (2:14 PM)
Dan: Louisville.
Mark B. (San Diego)
Dana: what's the future hold for Kevin Ware? I worry that the fact that there was nothing unusual in the play he got hurt will weigh on him psychologically. I understand the prognosis for physical healing is good, is that correct?
Dana O'Neil (2:15 PM)
Mark: He seems pretty good already, which is huge and the rehab is so lengthy with so many steps that I gotta think by the time he's ready he'll be more than ready. It will be maybe scary to trust the leg at first but that's normal.
Joel Embiid (Florida)
Dana, am I gonna be the next great big man in college?
Dana O'Neil (2:16 PM)
Joel: That's entirely up to you, isn't it?
Seth (KC)
Do you know who is replacing Creighton in the MVC? UMKC and Oral Roberts have been thrown around.
Dana O'Neil (2:16 PM)
I've heard UMKC but don't know.
Haboobooo (CO)
Louisville only has one senior in their starting 5. They could potentially repeat, right?
Dana O'Neil (2:17 PM)
Repeating is really hard. My guess is Dieng is gone, too. So that's two. But they'll be very good.
Chris (CA)
Not sure why people aren't giving Michigan more of a chance against Louisville *IF* they get past Syracuse. Teams with one day of prep against Michigan have gotten completely destroyed. See VCU and Florida.
Dana O'Neil (2:17 PM)
Chris: Yes but do you think it's easy to prepare for Louisville on one day's rest ?Uh no.
Ted (Florida)
It seems this year's final 4 matchups pits two contrasting basketball philosophies: Louisville & Syracuse are great defensive teams that generate a lot of offense from their suffocating defense. Wich St. and Michigan have great offenses ... wanting a more up-tempo game. Your thoughts?
Dana O'Neil (2:18 PM)
Ted: I think Louisvile is perfectly fine uptempo, too. They'd love to speed teams up and make them uncomfortable. The whole season has been low scoring. I'm sort of hoping for a Final Four reward with points.
Jacob (Nashville)
Player that has surprised you
Dana O'Neil (2:19 PM)
Jacob: Left in the Final Four maybe a tie between McGary and Dieng. McGary only because he's come on so strong lately and Dieng because he's become such a better offensive player than he was a year ago.
Bart (Mississippi)
What are your thoughts Marshall Henderson...loud and overrated or aggressive and proud?
Dana O'Neil (2:20 PM)
Bart: Talented, loud, a little too much for my liking.
Tommy (Overland Park)
Which was a worse tournament collapse - Memphis vs KU in the title game or KU vs Michigan?
Dana O'Neil (2:20 PM)
Tommy: Wow. Think with time and place, I have to give the edge to Memphis. I mean that was hit free throws and you go home w/ a national title. It was unreal.
Jeff (NY, NY)
How dumb does the Rutgers AD come off looking? Why would you protect a coach that you could probably justify replacing based on wins and losses.
Dana O'Neil (2:20 PM)
Jeff: To me he looks fireable.
Chris (Miami)
Why is the zone so polarizing? Boeheim has run it for years, but this is easily his best defensive team ever. It's not a gimmick, he's just got the best athletes for the zone he's ever had.
Dana O'Neil (2:21 PM)
Chris: I think it's the players, absolutely. Mike Hopkins told me for a story I did today that he's never seen a freshman pick up the zone like Grant. They're also very experienced, which helps a lot.
Charles (San Jose)
Any comment on the fiasco that is the Pac-12 league office?
Dana O'Neil (2:22 PM)
Charles: Never heard anything like that. Don't care if he was 'joking' or not. You can't make that joke. Completley unprofessional and only begs coaches to distrust officials more. Awful.
Jordan (Michigan)
Do you think the key to Saturday's game will be Robinson's ability to guard CJ fair?
Dana O'Neil (2:23 PM)
Jordan: Definitley one of them. Fair gets overlooked sometimes and he's a huge huge threat for Syracuse because he can score in so many ways.
Hayden (Toronto)
Will the Kevin Ware injury hurt or motivate Louisville?
Dana O'Neil (2:23 PM)
Hayden: Certainly a motivation but there's no denying that his absence is huge for Louisville. Siva and Smith can't get in foul trouble at all. But they will need a breather and then it's on Tim Henderson. It's a big issue.
Russ (New York)
Where does Boeheim fit on the list of all-time great coaches? And will Cuse's performance in Atlanta change where he belongs on the list?
Dana O'Neil (2:24 PM)
Russ: OH he's on the list, for sure. Already in the Hall of Fame. 900 wins. Titles aren't everything.
Sam (Ohio)
This Mike Rice situation isn't good obviously. But is it really any worse than Bob Knight screaming at his players at Indiana and throwing chairs, and choking a player. There was video evidence of that too and look how long it took to fire him.
Dana O'Neil (2:25 PM)
Sam: Two wrongs don't make a right. Whatever Indiana did or didn't do is Indiana's problem and ancient history. This is the here and now and Rice was flat out wrong.
Jackie McPartland (California)
How is your bracket, Dana?
Dana O'Neil (2:25 PM)
Jackie: hahaha. I have one team left - Louisville - and have the Cards winning it all. Otherwise, it's in the trash heap.
david (Boston)
People keep pointing to youth as a problem for Mich. Did they get frustrated when they couldn't stop Kansas inside?
Dana O'Neil (2:26 PM)
David: it's more a question of frustration offensively. This is a team that likes to score and Syracuse makes that extremely difficult to do. If the Wolverines get frustrated or sloppy against the zone, it's a big problem.
Bill Self (Lawrence)
So what are your thought on West Virginia next year? Big 12 champs?
Dana O'Neil (2:27 PM)
In a runaway. Oy
Joe (Cary)
You seem to always see Boeheim(and Syracuse) in a different light then most. I remember a similar article about a year ago where you described him differently then how he is perceived. What lead you to your conclusions about Boeheim?
Dana O'Neil (2:28 PM)
Joe: I just think how a person appears outwardly isn't how he is privately. And I base those conclusions more on people who know him a lot better than I do. He's cranky, prickly and all of those things that we see but I also know he's always been pretty forthcoming with me. So he's not as easy to explain as people might think
Griffin (NY)
Isn't the biggest advantage of the zone is preparation? It's much easier to control a star opposing player, and there's only a handful of plays to run against a zone compared to teams running 70+ plays against man.
Dana O'Neil (2:29 PM)
Griffin: Sure it's unfamiliar to most teams. And the Orange play it really well so it's a lot to digest. And as everyone says, you can practice it but you don't have the length, speed and experience that the Syracuse players have so you can't really mimic it.
Larry (Arvada)
Why did you and ther rest of the ESPN staffers on television and online... treat Duke's beatdown by Louisville as Duke barely losing... if Duke would have won by 22 the bias at ESPN would rave about the demolishing, destroying, killing, their opponent.
Dana O'Neil (2:29 PM)
I'm pretty sure I used words like demolished and flat footed etc. to explain how Louisville won. But feel free to not read what I wrote and assume.
Keith (Florida)
What do you think the chances of Otto Porter returning to Georgetown are?
Dana O'Neil (2:30 PM)
Keith: Infinitessimal.
Frank (Wetumpka, AL)
Right now, Kentucky has three players coming back next year plus a stellar recruiting class. So, how is Coach Cal going to give playing time? Will he go deeper into the bench?
Dana O'Neil (2:31 PM)
Frank: Million-dollar question. He has a lot of people to keep happpy and just 40 minutes and one basketball. He's done it before but he's got to hope that the players have the right attitude. Extremely interesting sociological study.
Joe (Kansas City)
True or false -- in a game played with NBA rules, Michigan beats Syracuse almost every time.
Dana O'Neil (2:31 PM)
Joe: C. Irrelevant unless the NBA adds those teams to its roster.
david (Boston)
If you ask Pomeroy, Kansas has a better defense (number 1 in 2 point FG%) than Syracuse. Mich put up 87, albeit in overtime. Still they werent frustrated at all against a supposedly better defense
Dana O'Neil (2:32 PM)
David: Have you looked at Syracuse's number in the tourney? They've allowed 183 points. In four games. Teams are shooting 15 percent from the arc. I'm not discounting Kansas but you've got to give this zone credit. It's been crazy good.
Ben (Charlotte)
going back to the UF/UM elite 8 match up, i was baffled by the coaching performance for Billy Donovan. did he even scout Nik Stauskas? just shocking to see a team coached by Donovan come in that un prepared ...
Dana O'Neil (2:33 PM)
Ben: No idea what happened there. My guess is he knew what was coming but his players didn't listen or get the message. All I know is there was a point where I actually laughed out loud when Stauskas hit his third 3 from the exact same spot. They could have put a body outline on the floor.
Larry (Arvada)
no you did not... your heading and NO other heading on ESPN online talked about the beat down... instead it said things like L'ville rallies around fallen teammate... which seems to me as they won in the final minutes.. not destroy and overrated and over hyped Duke team.
Dana O'Neil (2:34 PM)
Try the whole story, not just the headline.
Kyle (Wichita)
If this is what a down year looks like for the Shockers, we have a down year every year.
Dana O'Neil (2:35 PM)
Kyle: Haha. No doubt. Very impressive and anyone who thinks WIchita State doesn't belong hasn't been paying attention.
Jacob (Nashville)
A team out of the Sec who makes the tourney that didnt make it this year
Dana O'Neil (2:36 PM)
Jacob: Kentucky
John (Syracuse)
Straight to the point, what will Syracuse have to do to beat Michigan on Saturday?
Dana O'Neil (2:37 PM)
John: Slow them down, force tough outside shots and score themselves. The last may be the most critical. As good as the Orange's defense has been, the offense has not been very good all year. Can't afford that here.
Dave (RI)
Dana, Do you think Dan Hurley would leave after 1 season to go to Rutgers? He's def building somethere here at URI
Dana O'Neil (2:38 PM)
Dave: I do think so, whether that seems wrong or not. It's a huge step up, especially with teh Big Ten around the corner.
Tony (Richmond, CA)
Is the latest Plumlee ready to fill the void in the middle of the Duke roster. The Devils appear to be pretty thin upfront next season?
Dana O'Neil (2:38 PM)
Tony: Agree and though I haven't seen enough of Plumlee Redux to judge I'm pretty sure he will be.
Xavier (Carlsbad, CA)
Alford and UCLA in Elite 8 next season?
Dana O'Neil (2:39 PM)
Xavier: Based on what? No. Simmer down.
Charles (Minnesota)
Who got the best hire for their program: USC, New Mexico, UCLA, or Texas Tech?
Dana O'Neil (2:39 PM)
Charles: Hmmm... good question. I don't hate any of the hires, frankly. All decent fits, good coaches, etc. I think Texas Tech might win, though, because Tubby can coach. Expectations are at zero there, too.
Dan (Charlotte)
What are your final 4 predictions?
Dana O'Neil (2:41 PM)
Dan: Louisville over Wichita State; Syracuse over Michigan. Louisville wins it all. ACC and Big East fight over who gets to claim title in media guide.
Tim (Indy)
Zeller at IU next year?
Dana O'Neil (2:41 PM)
Tim: I seriously doubt it. Wish, but doubt it.
Michele (AZ)
How would you rank the talent of the teams left in the tourney?
Dana O'Neil (2:41 PM)
Michele: Tricky question because crazy as it sounds, talent isn't always everything. But since you asked: Louisville, Michigan, Syracuse, Wichita.
Ryan (NYC)
Hi Dana. I know Scott/Rush are trying to say it was a "joke" but who tells the same 'joke" in two consecutive meetings with the same audience? Besides the fact that the officials went out that weekend and acted on said "joke" the only joke i see is that rush is still employed by the pac10
Dana O'Neil (2:42 PM)
Ryan: You don't tell that joke period. It's completely unprofessional and ridiculous.
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How far did MCW's draft stock rise after the tournament and do you think he will return for one more year?
Dana O'Neil (2:43 PM)
John: I'm not sure what he'll do but he's certainly helped himself. My guess is he goes. A 6-6 point guard playign this well. Tough to keep.
Chris (MI)
Who else leaves Michigan besides Burke? Hardaway? Robinson? McGary said he's 100% staying already.
Dana O'Neil (2:44 PM)
Chris: My guess is Hardaway for sure. Don't know about Robinson.
Dan (Charlotte)
If Cuse wins, what are the chances Boeheim retires a champion and goes out with the Big East?
Dana O'Neil (2:44 PM)
Dan: He says no but I wouldn't discount it. Maybe he waits a la Jim Calhoun to ensure Mike Hopkins gets the job.
Jon (Queens)
Since were talking bout UK, am I the only the one that dosent understand the hype around next years team? I completely understand that they have the best class probably in history, and I expect the team to be good. but acting like they will be a final 4 favorite or even close seems outrageous. All freshman starting backourt has never ben something to brag about, dont care how highly touted they are. last I checked they had the highest rated (or 2nd highst rated) class this season, and how did that work out? I get that there will actually be some carryovers from this season unlike last year, but they are still losing 3 of 5 starters. And your losing 3 of 5 starters from a 1st rd NIT loser, not a final 4 team like 2 years ago when they combined the carryovers from that team with the freshman to win the title.
Dana O'Neil (2:46 PM)
Jon: I do think that we've learned that turnover doesn't always work. Agree 100 percent but I also think that's why certain guys are sticking around this year. Certainly not ready to annoint Kentucky a Final Four team or anything like it. Be interesting to watch
Sal (Victor,NY)
Was it a smart move for USC to hire Florida Gulf Cost coach Andy Enfield after only 1 good season?
Dana O'Neil (2:46 PM)
Sal; I guess we'll see. Pretty big risk but his stock was also pretty high.
Jason (Lawrence)
I have to go from cheering on the Jayhawks to cheering on the Royals. This is just terrible...
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Jason: Dear Lord, I am so so sorry for you. Maybe take up another summer sport? Surfing in Kansas?
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How high up does the Rutgers scandal go? You said Pernetti looks fireable, what about Pres Barchi? How do you think recent development that D didn't show Barchi the tape until Tuesday affect the situation?
Dana O'Neil (2:48 PM)
Well if the president didn't know, he can't be culpable. But if the president didn't know the AD has a big ole problem on his hands. It's just a mess at all levels.
Brent (St. Paul)
Is either game Saturday a blowout or will they both be competitive?
Dana O'Neil (2:48 PM)
Brent: Oh man, I hope they're both close!
Dana O'Neil (2:48 PM)
Alright folks. I've got to run. Time to pack and get my brain around the Final Four. Enjoy it and thank you for all the questions today and all season. Cheers!
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You can probably get these on people who have no idea what they're doing, but against any reasonably experienced grappler, even without experience in leglocks, these aren't going to work.
I'm sort of notorious for my massive posts, so I guess I'll just start at the beginning and walk through why they're problematic. I don't know what rating system you want me to use, and there's isn't an objective one anyway, so I figure I'll just walk through my concerns.
Leglock #1: Stepping over into an achilles lock
You are actually walking into a flower sweep. In order of this to work, you're opponent has to put up no resistance, he has to not rotate onto his side (which experienced grapplers start to naturally do when an opponent steps up to turn, from dealing with the basic closed guard passes) and he has to not challenge you for position while you're doing the technique.
Against an opponent who doesn't know how to use his guard, this can probably work, but you're basically relying on him (a) only having a closed guard and (b) not knowing how to respond with that closed guard when an opponent tries to pass.
Leglock #2: Hands-Free Kneebar from the Lockdown
I'm actually not sure that this will work even against inexperienced grapplers. If you have really amazing dexterity in your feet, you can actually grip the achilles tendon with the bridge of your foot and that really enables this move, but even then, the gut reaction that most people have it to pull the heel in towards their butt, especially if they were just in the lockdown,, and that effectively counters this submission.
Also, going for risky stuff like this when you have a really deep lockdown (and the lockdown the instructor gets is really textbook; it's really solid) is a good way to get the guard passed.
Leglock #3: "Toe-Hold" from the Scarf-Hold
I have no idea why an opponent would defend the scarf-hold by sticking their foot in like they were trying to take the back. It seems un-intuitive, but it also seems like a horribly uncomfortable position that you would try and get out of almost immediately, even if you couldn't escape the scarf-hold.
I can see a beginner trying this, but I think basically anyone who's competing has probably worked out that this is not a legitimate escape for the scarf-hold. I don't know why anyone would attempt it more than once.
Leglock #4: Rolling Kneebar from Inside the Guard
This one is actually a classic. People who like to surprise opponents love this technique. I've never understood why. Unless you're Masakazu Imanari and you're going for a leglock to finish the fight anyway, if you get to this position, you should just pass guard, it's way better.
That said, it's a pretty good instruction on the rolling kneebar. I love that he comes in with the heel in his armpit. It's the best way to finish the kneebar. He comes in a little higher when he rolls than I like to (I like to stay really tight to the hips with leglocks, because of experiences with squirmy opponents) but he's a lot taller than I am, so it's understandable.
Leglock #5: Calf-Slicer from Standing
I actually got a little annoyed with this one, because he actually just screws this one up. I'm sure he's a good instructor, and a smart grappler, but if you don't have any thing pinning your opponents hip, you lose the calf-slicer and get your guard passed.
Personally, I take my outside leg and wrap it over the hip, angled so that I can triangle around the knee. I do this move when opponents are trying to pass guard on me all the time (in situations where it's legal, which isn't nearly as often as I'd like) and it has a great success rate off of the back, but you have to apply pressure to the hip, otherwise there's no submission
From the position that he falls back into, his training partner could easily just follow him up and come up in half guard or mount. His training partner actually has to lie flaccid to
follow him up, because the momentum of the topside version from inside that no-gi spider guard actually pulls him that way. This was the worst one of the bunch, which is sad, because it's a great submission.
Leglock #6: The Rolling Toe-Hold from Standing
This is a professional wrestling classic, especially in Japan. It's a cool move. I don't have any complaints about the way he teaches it, except that I've never seen this move work in competition. One of my favorite guys to watch in the world of BJJ was Tyrone Glover, and I've seen him do it in demos before, but I've never seen it work in competition.
It's not impossible, and it's worth going for, especially if you have great leglocks and you're really comfortable in positions where you can easily attack the legs.
Generally, I've got to say I like the message about leglocks. He's right that they intimidate people, and there's basically a moratorium on them in the lower levels of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which I understand but have always resented, personally, as someone who has really taken to leglocks and found them to be a really great tool for learning how to control limbs when you're doing submissions. But his technique is not that great. Unfortunately, there aren't that many guys who teach leglocks who are really great at them.
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Now a threesome with another man, with me in the middle, that's a fantasy that I can get into. But even that is out as a reality since I treasure monogamy.
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Emotional sadomasochism isn't for me. Even being the guy replacing the cuck would have me feeling bad for the cuck and turned off by the wife "wanting" me more.
Now a threesome with another man, with me in the middle, that's a fantasy that I can get into. But even that is out as a reality since I treasure monogamy.
It's not emotional s/m for me. When my first serious girlfriend left me for another man, I was sad and miserable - except for the times I masturbated to the thought of her having sex with someone else. I even got off stronger when it wasn't just someone else in general, but a real person who I met. About 15 minutes after masturbation I'd hate him again, but until then I was in post orgasmic bliss and actually forgetting about any anger/sadness towards my ex or that guy. I got off mainly from the idea of her liking sex (which she seemed to stop liking with me) and as a modifier to that, making her seem dirty.
Now with my current partner, who is much more experienced than my previous, not only do we talk very openly about our fantasies, but she told me right up front about nearly every one of her past sexual experiences. It almost felt overwhelming and I felt like I should run. She was just being honest but it seemed like she was testing how I could take it, so I smiled and said, "cool." She didn't know for few weeks/months that I was masturbating to her stories nearly the whole time.
A few months later into our relationship, while having sex I would go back to her stories and think about her sleeping with her most recent ex or even extending the fantasies myself to make it so she was going much further with certain men, further than she ever actually went with some of them. I would hear her moan and imagine her moaning because of some other guy, tapping into thoughts of being him and thinking about all the other guys who heard this moaning, who had the same point of view of her ass from behind, or her tits and face from above, and did the same things to her to get a rise out of her. It's like almost getting to be someone else (which is another part of our role playing) but it having an element of truth to it because she really did fuck these guys.
And then a couple weeks ago, halfway through a 2 hour romp, I finally asked her to start describing sex with other guys herself. My favorite was the one time she slept with her ex one last time while I was away on business and we were still in that introductory non-exclusive dating phase. It's not like she was cheating on me, since we weren't defined as purely monogamous and I could have slept with anyone else. But having her describe to me exactly what she liked about him, what he did to her, what she did to him, how she loved sucking his cock, how he bent her over the couch - that got me so damn hard for her.
ABSOLUTELY NONE of this had to do with degrading ME. It all had to do with her lust, her love of sex, her being a dirty dirty girl that can't wait to get another dick in her. For me, sloppy seconds isn't the right phrase, but it's the first phrase that comes to mind. And she liked the idea too, because even though we're very monogamous right now, it's out and in the open that some day there may be a third party, and the gender preference being the same for us is both relieving and exciting for the both of us.
When I see cuckhold videos I kind of like them. Sometimes too much of my minds is debating whether it's real or not, or if it's definitely amateur - the bad camera resolution, but there are definitely some videos that have really gotten me off.
The ones I don't like are the sad ones where while the wife is getting fucked by someone else she's looking over to the husband saying "You could never please me like this man, your dick is so small, I love fucking him more than you". That makes me sad. For me, cuckholding is more about watching my woman getting gangbanged and less about me being inadequate.
It's certainly not for me personally, but I have watched cuckolding porn and enjoyed it. I think for me, I don't mind seeing (or thinking about) someone else doing it, I just wouldn't want to do it myself. If that makes sense.
Never heard of it.
Never heard of it before.
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Never heard of it.
Google, Wikipedia; these things are your friends.
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Just trying to see if i'm the only one on here . I wanted to ask what makes you have this fantasy, and what are the downsides if any for you?
I really enjoy the fantasy of it with my wife. We haven't done it, but it is my biggest fantasy to watch my wife having sex with someone else. I think of him doing things that maybe I can't do. My wife and I use dildos quite a bit, and it always gets me really horny when my wife has a massive orgasm while she is getting penetrated by a dildo that is larger than I am. The look of bliss on her face is so beautiful. Afterwords she lets me have sex with her, and the feeling is absolutely amazing. She just feels different down there afterwords, and it is an awsome sight to see her really relaxed and dripping wet. Her vagina has that freshly fucked look to it since we us the liquid silk lube that looks like cum.
I just cant imagine how it would feel to watch that live with her having sex for real with someone that is hung even more than I am. The fantasy might not be for everyone, but it is awsome for the people that do get off on it. I would never let someone talk down to me, but I just want to share different pleasures with my wife.
Haven't heard of it either.
I would love it if he wanted to watch me do this, but it is never going to happen and I am ok with it.
I had to google this by the way!
I know the phrase from a period of French and English revival in theatre. i.e. Moliere. Wow, my degree might actually be good for something...
Not for me. I don't like the degradation of the partner and the relationship. That would be far more emotionally devastating than sexually pleasing for us. I already have to wake up and mark my territory all over B if I have a bad dream like that.
We enjoy it.
Definitely not alone.
My boyfriend actually really enjoys this, so you're not alone! It's a little embarrassing for me, actually, of all things. It's hard for me to accept the idea of having sex with another person when in a relationship, because when I'm in a relationship I sort of go into "one and only one" mode. Typically I don't -want- to have sex with someone else, so it's difficult to do so, even if it's only online. I do think I'd be willing to do it some day, though! It wouldn't be an all the time thing, obviously, and I'd always prefer having sex with my boyfriend, but... I think I'm willing!
My sub has this fantasy. He loves hearing my talk about sex with my beau, loves seeing pictures, and wants to hear me tell him he could never satisfy me as well.
I'm not really sure of his reasons for enjoying the degradation, since it doesn't get me off to hear about him having sex with anyone else, but since he has a cuckolding fantasy, I indulge it.
not for me
OH&W, Lovebears
Sometimes when we have sex after watching a hot video, I ask her if she could do that big guy or that threesome. I tell her it is ok but I want to watch. I already let her use nice size dildos. That is the only way she can cum. She answers maybe she would, but she would not let me watch.
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