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Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando
Sensing the shortage of mock drafts this time of year, I joined ESPN.com's other divisional bloggers in putting together our own version.
A confession: I sent Virginia tackle Eugene Monroe to the Rams at No. 2 knowing the decision helped avert a dilemma with Seattle at No. 4.
Sending another player to the Rams -- specifically receiver Michael Crabtree -- might have complicated the choice I was facing two picks later.
If Crabtree disappeared from the available pool at No. 2 and my AFC West counterpart, Bill Williamson, snagged Wake Forest linebacker Aaron Curry for the Chiefs at No. 3, then what for Seattle? I wasn't ready to join the Mark Sanchez-to-Seattle hype machine, but the possibility seemed more realistic without Crabtree and Curry available as alternatives.
The Rams need a tackle more than Seattle needs one, the thinking goes, so it's convenient for St. Louis to take one, leaving the Seahawks with more palatable options two picks later.
Alas, these are all theories built on assumptions. Reality figures to diverge significantly.
Four of Scouts Inc.'s 32 highest-ranked players -- Tennessee defensive end Robert Ayers, Florida receiver Percy Harvin, Western Michigan safety Louis Delmas and Connecticut cornerback Darius Butler -- failed to find their way into our divisional bloggers' mock. Two players appearing on our mock -- Rutgers receiver Kenny Britt and Wake Forest cornerback Alphonso Smith -- did not earn spots on the Scouts Inc. top 32.
I doubt whether any two NFL teams share the same rankings for the top 32 players.
There is no consensus, in other words.
With that, I'll break down where each of my projected NFC West projections could break down.
The Rams need a starting offensive tackle. Everyone knows it. Drafting offensive tackles also qualifies as a relatively safe practice. General manager Billy Devaney and head coach Steve Spagnuolo have sounded like play-it-safe types in recent months. They've talked about building along the lines and avoiding players with character risks.
OK, but what if they think they can find a starting tackle after the first round? What if Devaney takes a more aggressive approach to the draft? His mentor, Bobby Beathard, routinely traded away first-round choices while with the Chargers in the 1990s. Trading back appears much less likely for the Rams given the current financial stakes associated with the top choices, but none of us knows for sure precisely what the Rams' new braintrust thinks of its existing talent.
The Rams' obvious needs at tackle, receiver, defensive tackle and linebacker open multiple scenarios. They could even take a quarterback.
Devaney's Chargers once used the second overall choice for Ryan Leaf. Spagnuolo and Rams offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur were with the Eagles when Philadelphia selected Donovan McNabb second overall. Spagnuolo's most recent mentor, Tom Coughlin, won a Super Bowl with a quarterback his organization acquired in exchange for a top-five pick and other choices.
Crabtree makes sense for Seattle if you think he's one of the very few choices appealing enough to qualify as a top-10 pick any year, not just this one.
Another general manager told me he considered Crabtree a riskier pick than Seattle GM Tim Ruskell would want to make at No. 4. That helps explain why Ruskell, like most GMs holding the highest choices, would much prefer to be selecting later in the round.
Ruskell has even joked about scenarios whereby multiple teams passed on their selections. At least I think he was joking. If he was, the Seahawks will select someone, and it's tough to find prospects with more talent than Crabtree.
I could see the Seahawks selecting Curry, but he was off the board when I made the selection for the bloggers' mock. Curry stands out as the type of big-school, small-risk prospect Ruskell and his personnel people would love to have on their team.
I'm not sure the Seahawks have the luxury of watching a quarterback sit on the bench for the next season or two. The team needs immediate results after finishing with a 4-12 record last season. Another losing season would turn up the pressure on Ruskell, who will get much of the credit -- and blame -- for the Seahawks' plight now that Mike Holmgren is gone.
The 49ers are perched in prime position to claim the best of what's left after the first nine choices. They can let the teams drafting ahead of them make the tough decisions.
San Francisco almost can't go wrong unless Matthew Stafford or Sanchez remains available, against conventional wisdom. Even then, the 49ers could always try to trade the pick to one of the quarterback-seeking teams drafting behind them.
I gave Mississippi tackle Michael Oher to the 49ers without feeling
particularly confident in the projection. Yes, the 49ers could use another tackle. Yes, analysts generally rank Oher among the top four prospects at the position. But if the 49ers feel less urgency after signing Marvel Smith, or if they think they can find a tackle later -- Joe Staley was the 28th choice in 2007 -- the team could easily justify heading in another direction.
Mike Singletary presumably wouldn't complain if the 49ers targeted a pass-rusher. Nabbing a receiver such as Crabtree or Jeremy Maclin would give the offense needed flavor. And if Ohio State defensive back Malcolm Jenkins projects as a Pro Bowl player in the secondary, the 49ers could probably justify the selection.
The more I think about the Cardinals, the more I think trading Anquan Boldin could help set up the team for the future. Think of it this way: Boldin is gone after two more seasons, anyway. The Cardinals didn't start winning last season until they acknowledged the running game more consistently, putting Kurt Warner in position for play-action passes.
Acquiring the 26th overall choice from Baltimore in a package for Boldin would give Arizona a better chance to find a starting running back in the first round. I gave them Connecticut's Donald Brown with the 31st choice. A run on running backs earlier in the round could test the Cardinals' discipline. Adding the Ravens' choice might provide some insurance.
The Cardinals could also use insurance on defense. Linebacker Karlos Dansby could be entering his final season with the team. Antonio Smith departed in free agency. Chike Okeafor and Bertrand Berry remained productive last season, but both are in their 30s.
If the Cardinals can't find value at running back in the first round, they could certainly use more youth in their front seven. Adding Kenny Iwebema and Calais Campbell in the 2008 draft was only a start.

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You will be initially be spending one hour to test each device. Depending on the quality of your work, and the number of actual bugs that you find, I may continue to hire you for additional testing hours.
In addition, you must know how to use Google Docs spreadsheets, as you will be given a template that details the testing checklist for you to fill out. In addition, you must know how to take screenshots with your phone, and you must use a free online service to store these screenshots (for example, Dropbox). You will not be sending me any files, so you will not use Excel for this job.
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is interesting. i believe walrath should buy his burgers from wendys. wendys treats their employees better. also the food is much better.
"Capitalism does make me sick and if you understood anything it would make you sick too."
I understand just fine. You make me sick. You hypotitical ****! Why dont you go hunt your food if you hate capitalism so much? You're giving money to the BIGGEST fast food giant of all time, ultra capitalist yet you are "sick to your stomach". Just like those "occupy" #$%$, anti capitalist this, anti corporation that while wearing Nike sneakers, designer jeans, designer boxers, playing on their Ipads and texting their mothers on their IPhones. How do I know designer boxers you say??? Because I can SEE THEM because they can't pull up their pants! I can't imagine why they don't have jobs! Its such a mystery! You and them are pathetic, lazy, hypocritical #$%$!
You are incapable of rational thought. Does modern capitalism benefit the majority of people?? Clearly not. I would rather see workers get stock options along with management. I'd like to see workers represented on corporate boards. I would like to see the big banks, the big utilities and health care nationalized. If you disagree fine make your arguments. But personal attacks as a substitue for logic are pathetic. Insult me AFTER you have refuted me NOT as a substitute.
Oh man.. back when I ate meat I used to eat their triple with cheese, large fry, and an extra chicken sandwich. If I remember correctly that was 1800 calories (without factoring in Coke.. which I don't drink...). Oh so good. Best fast food burgers I think.
the ceaser wrap is great
Since I don't weigh 300lbs I 'm going to continue eating burgers
Shows how little you know. Dave Thomas, the founder of Wendys, was AGAINST the minimum wage.
Dave Thomas is dead. Next you will tell me George Washington was for slavery.
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Those Hip-Hop Guys' film festival picks
The 5th annual Milwaukee Film Festival begins this Thursday and there are over 200 films to choose from. Jank and I have spent minutes upon minutes searching through all of them to bring you our favorites and some must-sees. If you are looking for some good music films, a couple randoms and a cool opening night party, this guide is for you.
This film festival has been growing larger every year and it's becoming a staple event for the beginning of fall each year in Milwaukee. Make sure you get out and support, because if you're like me, this might be the only time of year to catch some movies you actually want to see. No, I don't care about Ironman. Sorry. I'm not sorry. »Read Full Blog Post
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'RoboCop' reboot strictly by-the-book
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National Collegiate Volleyball Federation Home
Gary Colberg, founder of the NCVF National Championship Tournament, died on July 4, 2016. On behalf of the collegiate club volleyball community, the NCVF extends its sincerest condolences to Gary's wife Debby, son Casey, and all those who mourn the passing of such a great man.
In lieu of flowers, any donations should be sent to the Gary J Colberg Endowment for UC Davis Men's Volleyball Club. Checks payable to UC Regents, and mailed to: UC Davis Men's Volleyball, c/o Andy Ramirez, UC Davis Campus Recreation, 232 ARC, One Shields Ave., Davis, CA 95616.
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Louisville, KY (April 12, 2016). The National Collegiate Volleyball Federation' (NCVF) championship tournament was held at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center from April 7-9, 2016, drawing 432 NCVF registered men's and women's teams from throughout the country. Championships were contested in 10 divisions. Event sponsors included Mizuno USA, Molten USA, and Lucky Dog, with divisional final matches taking place in Louisville's Freedom Hall.
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh (MIVA/WVC) earned its third consecutive Division 1 title by defeating Penn State (ECVA) in a thrilling three set match in front of over 5,000 spectators. In women's Division 1, Ohio State University defeated Michigan State University in straight sets, earning the Buckeye's their first ever women's NCVF National Championship title. For a complete list of tournament champions, results and all-tournament selectees, visit ncvfvolleyball.org/Pages/nationals.aspx
The NCVF and USA Volleyball collaborate to stage the event, which has grown every year since its inception in 1985. The NCVF reports that over 7,500 college students registered during the 2016 season and competed in over 15,000 NCVF recognized matches leading up to the Louisville event.
Sante Perrelli, NCVF President said "we are thrilled with the ongoing growth of collegiate club volleyball, this event and our continued strong relationship with USA Volleyball." Perrelli adds, "we extend best wishes to former USA Volleyball Board of Director member and winner of the 2003 Friar award, Gary Colberg. Gary was the founder of this event and brought many of us to the table to help expand opportunities for every day college students. We also extend our very best to retiring USA Volleyball CEO Doug Beal and thank him for extending such strong support to our grass-roots efforts."
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NCVF Registered Teams and Recognized Leagues are free to use whatever volleyballs they have available for their events during the regular season. NCVF endorses the use of Molten volleyballs for regular season events. NCVF Women's Ranking Tournaments have agreed that play will use the Molten Super Touch.
For the NCVF National Tournament, the Men's divisions will change to the Molten V5M5000-3N FLISTATEC® volleyball, Women's divisions will continue using the Molten Super Touch.
Teams wishing to take advantage of special NCVF pricing from Molten distributors will be able to place orders beginning Wednesday, September 18. The pricing plan is available on all 3 balls: Men's (V5M5000-3N FLISTATEC® and V58L-3 Pro Touch), and the Women's (IV58L-3 Super Touch). The price is $37/ball when buying 12 or more balls and includes free shipping.
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· Club league/commissioners and event operators are reminded to use their best efforts to ensure material compliance with NCVF Governance Rules and standards. NCVF Governance Rules are published on the NCVF Website.
· Teams and players are urged to review the NCVF Governance Rules, including but not limited to team (Rule 3) and player (Rule 4) eligibility rules. Teams and players should check with league/conference commissioners and event operators to determine whether or to what extent their league/conference or events meet NCVF rules and standards.
· Consistent with NCVF Governance Rule 3.2(f), any league, conference or event competitions that use rules or competition standards that are not in material compliance with NCVF Governance Rules and standards may not be recognized for purposes of satisfying the competition or other requirements for NCVF rankings or entry into the NCVF National Championship Tournament.
· By registering with the NCVF, teams and players affirm that they will comply with all NCVF Governance Rules and standards.
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I have a very specific question: Are there any complications that a 20-week ultrasound can identify, that cannot be identified by other means, for which identification would impact the birth outcome?
I understand that false positives (and false negatives) can pop up when it comes to anatomy issues, and since most of those cannot be resolved before birth anyway, I guess I wouldn't put much stock in an ultrasound-diagnosed anatomy complication, if one came up. For the same reason, we don't do genetic testing, amniocentesis (esp. considering the risk!), etc.
What about issues like placenta previa, which (if it doesn't resolve itself as the uterus grows) would require a cesarean? Does a midwife have a way of diagnosing previa without use of ultrasound? I'd like to know about other complications for which ultrasound would positively affect the birth outcome.
For the record, we decline the early (dating) ultrasound, since I usually know the exact date of conception. We also laughed at the perinatologist (performing the 20-week ultrasound) who wanted to do extra u/s every two weeks for the second half of the pregnancy because I happen to be 35 ("advanced maternal age"). But if there are complications that can be identified and dealt with based on the 20-week u/s, we would consider it a reasonable precaution.
Edited to clarify last sentence: We would consider the 20-week u/s a reasonable precaution. No way we are doing the every-two-week ultrasounds! I agree with next poster; more u/s visits gives a perinatologist more reasons to manufacture "high risk."


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Molina was ejected. Anyone know why?
Latos can fade sometimes. That infield single by Presley sets the Bucs up with their better hitters up.
I hope Mat can have an effective inning here and get past Walker and McCutchen.
By the way, kudos to NebraskaRed on the thread title.
(Referring to Jack Hannahan signing with a Korean team)
Since there are no teams on the moon, I guess South Korea's far enough from Cincinnati to satisfy me.
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Two men on. Upsetting.
Get some guys up in the bullpen.
Cmon Mat, don't unravel here.
(Referring to Jack Hannahan signing with a Korean team)
Since there are no teams on the moon, I guess South Korea's far enough from Cincinnati to satisfy me.
A 3-1 breaking ball. OK.
The "Unwalkable" Marte has now walked twice today. Wow.
Cardinals manager was ejected as well.
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Walker strikes out; one out for the Pirates.
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Things continued in much the same way through the late 1990s with the Pentium II and III families from Intel and AMD's K5 and K6 architectures. Transistors got smaller and clockspeeds gradually increased until the 1GHz barrier was smashed by an overclocked 800MHz AMD Athlon processor in late 1999, thanks to a little help from a phase-change compression cooling system from Kryotech.
It was around this time that overclocking become a serious business. Enthusiasts began to use extreme cooling solutions including liquid nitrogen to freeze processors to well under 100 degrees below zero in pursuit of record breaking clockspeeds.
Pentium 4 cranks up the clocks
And break many records they did when Intel introduced the Pentium 4. More than any CPU before, the Pentium 4 was designed with clockspeed in mind. The first P4s in 2000 ran at over 1.5GHz. Less than two years later, the speed of stock clocked 130nm Pentium 4 chips had doubled to over 3GHz and overclockers were hitting 4GHz and beyond.
At this stage, it looked like the incredible increases in clockspeeds would just keep on coming. Intel claimed it had architected the P4 for frequencies as high as 10GHz. And yet today, the fastest commercially available PC processor ever produced is the vanishingly rare 3.8GHz Pentium 4, a chip that went briefly on sale in 2004. Indeed, the highest overclock of any chip ever achieved is just over 8GHz. What went wrong?
Well, it turns out that the quest for clockspeed was fundamentally flawed. Chip designers learned that as clockspeeds rise into the GHz range, power leakage and heat dissipation begins to go exponential and you come up against a thermal barrier. The laws of physics were stepping in and calling time on the quest for clockspeed.
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The entire PC industry has subsequently shifted focus away from frequency in favour of adding more cores to CPUs. Consequently, the fastest quad-core processor you can buy today runs at a relatively modest 3.2GHz.
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(From 2007 Vintage) During the first two days of the fermentation, special attention is paid to the seeds, which are eliminated if they are not ripe enough. This operation is made possible by the cutting edge technology of our fermentation tanks. The primary fermentation takes 7 days, at controlled temperatures between 28 and 30 °C, and is followed by delestages and pump overs
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Marco Antonio Rubio Annihilates Cota in Homecoming
By Jake Donovan
Marco Antonio Rubio proved to have plenty of life left in his career after scoring a seventh-round stoppage of Jorge Cota in their middleweight clash Saturday evening in Torreon, Mexico.
The bout was deceptively competitive, which is to say that Cota had his moments and allowed his presence felt but at no point ever threatened to seize control. Rubio imposed his will every minute of every round, refusing to serve as a steppingstone for the unbeaten prospect eight years his junior.
Cota began to realize in the third round that he bit off more than he can chew. Rubio went on the attack, landing a series of power shots that kept his younger foe on the defensive. Much of the fight saw Cota fight from the outside, tentatively attempting to work his way in. The 24-year old was effective whenever able to land flush.
The problem on this night was that nothing was going to stop Rubio from securing victory.
A permanent tide turner came in round five, when Rubio took the best of what Cota had to offer and kept coming forward. The sixth round saw Cota attempt lateral movement, but Rubio was masterful in cutting off the ring and cornering his opponent in the boxing equivalent of cat and mouse. A pair of left hooks left Cota shook and seemingly never recovered.
The end came violently in the seventh round. Rubio scored the lone knockdown of the bout, though after Cota attempted to empty the vault in one last desperate stand. Rubio braved the attack and pummeled Cota for the remainder of the round until sending him crashing to the canvas.
The referee began his count but waved it off midway through, removing Cota's gumshield to let him know his night had come to a close.
Rubio improves to 54-6-1 (47KO), renewing his winning ways which came to an end with the decision loss to Julio Cesar Chavez earlier this year.
Cota loses for the first time as a pro, falling to 12-1 (11KO).
The year had been frustrating to this point for Rubio, who not only lost a title challenge to Chavez Jr., but has been given the runaround by the WBC in an ongoing lawsuit filed on his behalf by his team. The heart of the lawsuit addresses the WBC's failure to act on its contractual guarantee to enforce random mandatory drug testing for the aforementioned title fight this past February.
While the lawsuit is ongoing, Rubio needed to make a living. The veteran contender didn't think twice about accepting this assignment, resulting in his third win over a previously unbeaten foe in less than 18 months. Rubio also claimed the scalps of David Lemieux and Wilson Santana.
The latter win came in his hometown of Torreon, the last time he fought at home prior to Saturday.
In the co-feature, unbeaten Robert "Massa" Ortiz (25-0, 21 KOs) knocked out Abraham "Cholo" Gomez (22-4, 8 KO's) in the fifth round of a welterweight fight.
Ava Knight (9-1-3, 5KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over Susana Vazquez (8-7-1, 3KOs) to make the second defense of her IBF flyweight championship. The scores were 99-91, 98-92 and 98-92. Both were active, but Knight landed more punches and did the better work over the distance.
In an IBF strawweight title fight, Katia "Katty" Gutierrez won a unanimous ten round decision over Susana "Panterita" Cruz. The scores were 99-90, 99-93 and 99-91.
Jake Donovan is the Managing Editor of Boxingscene.com. Follow Jake on Twitter: @JakeNDaBox
Cota's management team should be arrested for attempted manslughter putting a 12 fight fighter in with a 61 fight fighter. That is the height of mismanagment and ignorance.Comment by nycsmooth on 07-01-2012
his experience paid off 4 Rubio who can compete & his loss 2 Jr was fairly close but he was outgunned...he'll continue 2b competitive... if Knight thinks she's a champ have her unify w/Juarez & she'll c how much she…Comment by Hougigo on 07-01-2012
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Former BBC radio producer David Tate, who worked with Travis on his Radio 1 afternoon show in the early 1980s, was asked by Mr Vullo whether he saw the veteran DJ as a "sexual predator".
"Absolutely not," Mr Tate replied. "I don't recognise this description at all."
Mr Tate, whose 30-year career with the BBC included roles as a senior producer at Radio 1 and executive producer on the World Service, said he did not hear of any complaints of a sexual nature against Travis or anyone else at the BBC during his time with the corporation.
"I didn't hear about anything in respect of anybody at the BBC," he said.
Mr Tate, who said he first met Travis in the late 1960s, described the DJ as a "warm, open, friendly" person who would often hug him while visiting the World Service.
"That may be inappropriate nowadays but I took that to mean he respected me," he said.
Mr Tate said he "strongly believed" any complaints of a sexual assault at the BBC in the 1970s and 1980s would have been taken seriously.
Referring to former Radio 1 star Kenny Everett being taken off the air after making "inappropriate remarks" while broadcasting, Mr Tate said: "If an official complaint had been made it would have had to be acted upon."
Jane Wallace, who worked as a "plugger" promoting bands for Virgin Music in the 1970s and later wrote for the Sun newspaper's Bizarre column, told the court she knew Travis from his days at Radio 1 and Top Of The Tops.
Asked by Mr Vullo whether she was aware of any inappropriate behaviour by Travis, she replied: "I certainly have not seen him act inappropriately with anybody."
Asked whether she had heard any such stories during her time as a gossip writer, she replied: "Not at all."
The trial was adjourned until tomorrow.
John Dean, who worked as a DJ with Travis in his live shows over 35 years, has now told the court the former BBC presenter was "very friendly" with female fans but he had never seen him act inappropriately.
"There were always female fans," he said. "We tried to keep control as best as possible."
Mr Dean said pens and photographs were organised to "keep the autograph hunters at bay".
He added: "Very often he would pose for photos with his arm around them."
On other occasions Travis would let female fans sit on his knee, Mr Dean said.
"There was always a room full of people," he said.
Asked by Mr Vullo whether he ever saw Travis act in an inappropriate way with a female, Mr Dean replied: "Never."
Also appearing as a defence witness, Barry Elliott, 69, described Travis as a "jolly great chap to work with".
"He was fine as far as I can recall," he added.
"He was fine. He was great. I mean everybody seemed to get on."
Mr Elliott said that he and his younger brother sometimes played cards with Travis.
Questioned by Mr Vullo if he was aware of a policy being implemented to make sure female members of the cast were chaperoned, the elder Chuckle Brother said: "Not at all. I don't remember that, no."
Asked if he remembered Travis ever "struggling" with a young female in his dressing room, Mr Elliott said: "I don't remember that no. If it was something serious we probably would, but I don't remember anything like that at all."
Asked by Ms Hay if he had any particular memories of the show, Mr Elliott, who said it was his 22nd or 23rd panto, told jurors: "None whatsoever."
The court heard the brothers appeared in Aladdin as the Chinese policemen.
Mr Elliott, 66, said he and his elder brother had been appearing in panto together since 1967 and had been in around 46 in total.
He told jurors he thought it was the second one he had starred in alongside Travis. The defendant previously told the court that Aladdin was the first pantomime he had ever been in.
Wearing a maroon shirt, dark suit and patterned tie, Mr Elliott told jurors he and his brother had been in the entertainment industry since 1963.
Asked by prosecutor Teresa Hay if he would have been aware if a policy had been put in place to make sure female members of the cast and crew were always chaperoned, Mr Elliott said: "Nobody told us about it. I would have thought we would have known from somewhere."
Mr Elliott, who starred in BBC children's television series Chucklevision alongside his brother Barry, said Travis was "very professional" during the panto.
Asked whether he was aware of any formal or informal arrangement to chaperone female staff members around Travis, Mr Elliott replied: "Not that I recall, not at all.
"I think I would remember."
Mr Elliott said he and his brother would have been made aware of such a policy as they were "top of the bill".
The comedian said he did not recall any particular incident when a female stage hand had left Travis's dressing room.
During his evidence, Mr Elliott was warned by Judge Anthony Leonard after using he word "we" to recall his time in the panto.
"Please bear in mind it's your memories we're after," the judge said.
One of the Chuckle Brothers has told a court it was "a complete surprise" to hear claims veteran DJ Dave Lee Travis indecently assaulted a stage hand at a pantomime they were starring in.
Children's entertainers Paul and Barry Elliott starred alongside Travis in a production of Aladdin in the early 1990s, the jury were told.
Travis, who was playing "evil uncle" Abanazar in the show, is accused of indecently assaulting a female crew member in his theatre dressing room during the panto's run.
The woman, who was 21 at the time of the alleged incident, has previously told the court her ordeal ended when they were interrupted by one of the Chuckle Brothers walking past in the corridor.
Giving evidence this afternoon, Paul Elliott, 66, was asked by Stephen Vullo, defending Travis, whether he recalled any inappropriate behaviour by the former Radio 1 star.
Mr Elliott replied: "No sorry, I don't. As I say it was a complete surprise."
This afternoon's session at Southwark Crown Court is due to hear from the Chuckle Brothers, Barry and Paul Elliott.
They will both take to the stand as witnesses.
The veteran entertainers have just arrived at the court.
During cross-examination, the court heard the witness could not be seen in a video of the launch event, which was shown to the jury.
"The video doesn't show the whole of the event," she said.
The witness said it was "quite shocking" to suggest she had not attended the event or given false evidence in court.
"I remind you I have sworn on the Bible and that's important to me," she added.
Graham Rosen, who worked as a roadie for Travis from 1977 to 1981, described the veteran DJ as a "practical joker" and insisted he saw no wrongdoing by him.
"During live shows I spent most times with Dave and I never saw anything inappropriate," he told the court.
The woman, appearing as a defence witness, told the court that members of the press at the event wanted Travis to "pick up" two carnival princesses at the launch for a photograph.
"I think I was a little miffed because the press were more interested in the carnival princesses than myself," she said.
"They were really anxious DLT picked up the princesses.
"They wanted a picture with him and the princesses."
The woman, who was 17 at the time, told the court Travis was "a lovely man" and "very professional" during his guest appearance.
"I had hopes of going into the media as a career," she said.
"He was, he is, a great DJ, an amazing person.
"It was just really, really exciting to have him come and open the radio station."
The alleged incident is not part of the charges against Travis.
A female DJ has told a court that claims that former Radio 1 star Dave Lee Travis groped a carnival princess at the opening of a hospital radio station are "fantasy".
The woman, who worked as a presenter at the station in Hertfordshire, said she watched Travis closely when he appeared as a guest at the launch in the early 1970s at the time of the alleged incident.
She told jurors at Southwark Crown Court in London it was "utter nonsense" to suggest Travis became separated from a group of eight people meeting patients on the hospital's wards.
Addressing the witness, Stephen Vullo, defending Travis, said: "The jury has heard from a complainant to suggest he and her separated from this group while inside the hospital?"
The woman replied: "He was with his wife the whole time.
"I was watching what he was doing the whole time because he was an idol to me.
"It's utter nonsense or fantasy that anything like that happened."
The trial of former Radio 1 DJ Dave Lee Travis continues at Southwark Crown Court today, with The Chuckle Brothers Barry and Paul Elliott expected to take to the witness stand to give evidence.
As his defence case continued last week, a former PA to the veteran presenter told the jury it was "completely untrue" that he was seen as a sexual predator while working at commercial radio station Chiltern Radio.
Caroline Bonfield said there was no way female colleagues saw him as a "sex pest".
She said that Travis was a "very tactile" man with a "vice-like grip" when he gave "big bear hugs".
But she said the allegations made "absolutely no sense to me at all".
Travis - on trial under his birth name David Griffin - denies 13 indecent assaults between 1976 and 2003 and one sexual assault in 2008.


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Perhaps it is a little bit of both.
Another season at the bottom of the division may bode well for young players down on the farm who want to get a look, but it is tough for Seattle fans to go through another season of unfulfilled potential. There has been some movement on the top prospects list this season, and here are a few updates.
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