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decided: August 11, 1972.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, APPELLEE,v.CHARLES CASSINO ET AL., DEFENDANTS-APPELLANTS
Moore, Smith, and Timbers, Circuit Judges.
MOORE, Circuit Judge:
Charles Cassino, Nicholas Rattenni, Eugene Curico, Vincent Malavarco, and Michael Roman appeal from judgments of conviction entered in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York after trial by jury before Judge Cooper. The five appellants, with seven others, were indicted on April 14, 1971, for conspiracy to violate and substantive violations of the Travel Act.*fn1 Stated simply, the indictment charged the defendants with engaging in a concerted scheme to bribe New York State policemen in order to protect illegal gambling operations in New York from official interference. We affirm the appellants' convictions.
The government's case rested upon the testimony of a senior investigator for the New York State Police, Joseph Colligan, and the agents who conducted surveillance of him and of the defendants. This testimony established the following case for the government.
A. Roman Contacts Colligan
During the afternoon of September 29, 1969, Colligan, who was assigned to the Stony Point State Police Station in Rockland County, New York, received a telephone call from Albert Parietti. Parietti asked Colligan to meet with him later in the afternoon. Colligan agreed and the two met later in the day. Parietti asked Colligan if he would meet with Michael Roman to discuss gambling operations in Rockland County. Colligan replied that he would have to consider the matter. The next day Colligan informed his superior of the conversation with Parietti.
Colligan met with Roman on October 1, 1969. This meeting was under surveillance. During the meeting Roman told Colligan that he was "authorized" to pay Colligan $500 just for sitting down and talking. "He then went on," testified Colligan, "to say that his organization had authorized him to come to see me, to make me a proposition to offer me $500 per month to protect his organization's gambling places in Rockland County."*fn2
The offer was not attractive to Colligan; he asked Roman to arrange a meeting with "his people" to discuss more lucrative offers. Roman agreed and promised Colligan that if he sat down with Roman and the "Number 1" man, he would be made an offer he could not resist.
Apprehensive about Colligan's loyalties, Roman asked him whether he was "wired" (wearing a recording device). Colligan replied no; Roman responded by stating ". . . well, what could I get out of it, six months, and then only if you could prove it."*fn3 Roman also was nervous about a gentleman sitting close by whom he believed to be one of Colligan's "people." Displaying considerable presence of mind, Colligan not only admitted this but also introduced the agent to Roman, telling the agent "Mike" was a friend of his. They then had a few drinks together.
B. Colligan Meets Number 1
On October 8, 1969, Colligan met with Roman and Number 1 in the parking lot of Christy's New Town House in Nyack, New York. Number 1 turned out to be Peter Variano, who was indicted with appellants but entered a plea of guilty prior to trial. Colligan got into Roman's car and the three drove for "a meal and some drinks" to the Las Vegas restaurant in Northvale, New Jersey. After telling Colligan that "this meeting has been a long time in coming,"*fn4 Variano said that he had a "marriage" with several New York State policemen, naming appellants Cassino, Curico, and Malavarco. Cassino was a New York State police lieutenant and member of the New York State Joint Strike Force On Organized Crime, while Curico and Malavarco were senior investigators.
At the Las Vegas, Variano proposed to Colligan that for protection of his gambling operations in Rockland County Variano would pay $1000 per month plus fringe benefits -- clothing, free trips to Las Vegas and Puerto Rico, a car, and free tickets to sports events. Colligan accepted the offer, and immediately thereafter Variano asked whether he could bring another bookmaking operation into Rockland County. Colligan responded favorably, at which point Variano told Roman to make a telephone call. While Roman was on the phone, Variano gave Colligan $1000 in hundred dollar bills. The new bookmaking operation was set up via the telephone call; Variano told Colligan that the two of them would split the proceeds from the operation and that they would probably each make $300 a week from it.
C. The Wednesday Meetings at the Las Vegas
From October 8, 1969, until the end of February, 1970, Variano and Colligan met virtually every week, usually on Wednesday evenings and usually at the Las Vegas. These meetings, occasionally attended by appellant Rattenni, generally included discussions of different aspects of Variano's gambling operations and the roles played by the various members of the state police who were being paid to protect those operations. Variano invariably paid for the food and drinks consumed and periodically gave cash payments of $1000 to Colligan, as well as assorted gifts (e.g., tickets to sporting events, clothes, a vacation to Puerto Rico).
1. The evidence of Rattenni's involvement.
At the weekly meeting of October 22, 1969, Variano told Colligan something of his relationship with Rattenni.
He [Variano] then went on, he said to me [Colligan], "People are always trying to -- people are always trying to relate me as a partner of Nicholas Rattenni's
He stated that this wasn't so, that Nick Rattenni was in the refuse business, and at times he fronted money for him, if he was hit hard on a gambling hit, that he would -- if he needed $20,000, $25,000 on a Monday morning or any day where he is hit hard on his books, that the man would give him the money.*fn5
At the meeting of November 19, 1969, Variano and Colligan were joined by Rattenni. During the evening Variano spoke of bringing a crap game into the county. Rattenni offered the following advice.
A. Mr. Rattenni told Mr. Variano that you have to go slow, you can't go too fast in the business, you take it easy and if you ran the crap game right, ran it two nights a week, that would be worth more than his business phones were at the present time.
At this time Mr. Rattenni said to Mr. Variano that "You don't expose him, don't let him get the house, you let your bookkeeper get the house for you and this way you don't expose him at all," meaning myself. Mr. Variano agreed with Mr. Rattenni that this was --
A. Mr. Variano stated to Mr. Rattenni that this was right, that he would have his bookkeeper get the house, and then Mr. Rattenni asked Mr. Variano what my part would be in the operation. Mr. Variano told Mr. Rattenni that I would protect the game for him on the nights it was in operation.
Q. What did Mr. Rattenni say, if anything?
A. Mr. Rattenni said that this was a good thing.*fn6
Rattenni at this same meeting also aired his opinion of Cassino, Curico, and Malavarco. While he praised Malavarco and Curico (". . . very good boy, did things without making noise . . . he did anything for you."),*fn7 he distrusted Cassino, believing him "too loud, ma[kes] too much noise, tr[ies] to be a big shot,"*fn8 and advised Variano to get rid of him.*fn9
In Rattenni's presence, Variano then gave Colligan copies of FBI search warrants in support of a raid in Nyack a month earlier, saying that he had asked Cassino to review them "with a fine tooth comb" with a view to contesting them in court, and asked Colligan to do the same.
At the December 1, 1969, meeting with Variano and Colligan, Rattenni mentioned an incident in which the FBI had returned an automobile to a bookmaker they had arrested and asked Colligan whether this was unusual. When Colligan replied that it was not unusual if there was too much money owed on the car, Rattenni said that the bookmaker had given a statement to the FBI, that the FBI was going to give him a new identity and move him to Virginia to work for them there, and that Variano "should get rid of this guy."*fn10
On January 9, 1970, Rattenni was present when Colligan informed Variano that one Patsy Borgese was no longer the target of a Strike Force gambling investigation and when Variano told Colligan that he would make airline and hotel reservations for Colligan and his wife to go to Puerto Rico.
On February 4, 1970, Rattenni was present when Variano told Colligan, after paying him $1000 (not in Rattenni's presence): "I pay you, I don't know what you do with the money. I never ask you what you do with your money, I don't know whether you pay off one of your people or not, I never ask anyone what they do with it and I never pay anyone in front of anyone."*fn11
2. Further evidence of Cassino's, Curico's and Malavarco's involvement.
During the meetings between them, Variano discussed in further detail with Colligan the services provided to his operations by Cassino, Curico, and Malavarco. Variano said that Cassino was responsible for his being the number one bookmaker in the area and recounted the circumstances under which Cassino had helped him set up his bookmaking establishments in Rockland County. Variano also told Colligan that Cassino owned a bookmaking establishment himself, and worked at one of Variano's locations. In addition, Variano said that Cassino provided protection to Variano by warning of impending raids, by identifying and raiding Variano's competitors, by making stand-in arrests*fn12 for Variano, and by performing such sundry services as paying off other state policemen and scrutinizing FBI search warrants for defects.
As for the services provided by Malavarco and Curico, Variano told Colligan that he had requested Malavarco's permission to use certain phones in Westchester County, that Malavarco had investigated a competitor of Variano's at Variano's request, that he had asked Malavarco to stay in touch with Officer Sabbatini concerning gambling raids while Variano, Colligan, Cassino, and Curico went to Puerto Rico, and that Malavarco paid Sabbatini and Curico out of the money which he was paid by Variano. With respect to Curico, Variano told Colligan only that Curico was paid $100 a week by Malavarco out of the money that Variano paid Malavarco.
During the period that Colligan was meeting with Variano, surveillance was conducted of the appellants. Cassino, Curico, and Malavarco were each seen on several occasions with Variano. For example, Malavarco was seen meeting with Variano in Variano's car near Malavarco's home on three occasions during December, 1969, and February, 1970, and once in December, 1969, in the men's room of a restaurant.
On November 26, 1969, Variano gave Colligan a Westchester County telephone number which he said belonged to Harry Creighton, a policy operator who was competing with him in the Orangeburg area of Rockland County, and asked Colligan to forward the number to Malavarco so that Malavarco could do something about Creighton. Variano also suggested that Colligan ask Malavarco who Variano was and predicted that Malavarco would demonstrate his loyalty to Variano by saying that he was a small time bookmaker who was no longer in business. Colligan telephoned Malavarco the next day, gave him Creighton's number and asked him to investigate it. Malavarco said he would do so and, in response to Colligan's inquiry as to who Variano was, said "some people say he is a bookmaker, some people say he is a big bookmaker, some people say he is a small bookmaker, some people say he operates strictly in Rockland County, but he [Malavarco] never hears of him in Westchester County,"*fn13 even though Variano had estimated that 80% of his business was in Westchester County.
D. The Puerto Rican Trip
In late January, 1970, Colligan, Cassino, and Curico spent several days in Puerto Rico as Variano's guests. Cassino and Curico stayed at the same hotel where Variano was staying, were taken to dinner and a show by Variano on two occasions, and were frequently seen in his company. During the Puerto Rican trip, Curico told Colligan that he had been accepting "meals, drinks and stuff" from Variano for nine months. In Curico's presence, Cassino told Colligan that he paid Sabbatini $100 a month for "information that [Sabbatini] was giving out on gambling to Vincent Malavarco."*fn14 Also in Curico's presence, Cassino warned Colligan to be careful of Lieutenant Dirschka, his superior, who had "almost caught me [Cassino] by accident at one time."*fn15
On February 25, 1970, about a month after the Puerto Rican trip, Variano told Colligan in Rattenni's presence that there were rumors circulating to the effect that Colligan, Cassino, and two others had been in Puerto Rico with a bookmaker. Colligan met with Cassino and Curico the same day to tailor their stories, and it was decided that he and Cassino would admit having been in Puerto Rico but that Curico would deny it.
E. Cassino, Curico, and Malavarco Are Arrested
Colligan's investigation ended on March 5, 1970, with the arrests of Cassino, Curico, Malavarco and others. After his arrest, Cassino confessed his involvement with Variano's gambling enterprises, admitted having furnished Variano with the name of a Strike Force target and having made stand-in arrests for Variano, and admitted that Variano had paid for his trip to Puerto Rico as well as giving him clothes and tickets to sporting events. Curico, in his post-arrest statement, initially claimed that he had never met Variano but then admitted having met him on numerous occasions over the past five or six years. Curico at first denied having taken a trip to Puerto Rico, but then admitted that he had gone there under an assumed name and had seen Variano and had drinks with him there. Malavarco, when asked about Variano after his arrest, denied having met with Variano on the four occasions when the two men were seen together by surveilling agents, or on any other occasion.
II. Asserted Grounds for Reversal
A. Sufficiency of the Evidence
All appellants contend that the evidence was insufficient to submit the charges against them to the jury and/or that the evidence is insufficient to sustain their convictions.
A multi-defendant trial involving a criminal conspiracy count and related substantive counts almost always presents serious legal problems both for the trial judge and counsel. The case, of necessity, must be unfolded through the testimony of one or more witnesses -- and in narrative form. Upon appeal the record must be considered as a whole. More likely than not the facts will be developed chronologically. In admitting testimony, the trial judge is confronted with two seemingly conflicting principles (1) hearsay declarations of co-conspirators are admissible; (2) hearsay declarations are not admissible until a conspiracy has been established. But in real life, conspiracies are not so easily identified. It would be a rare case in which the conspirators assembled together and planned to bribe State officers. The law has taken cognizance that conspiracies are not so born. It permits inferences of their existence to be drawn from the conduct and speech of the actors. Just as a complicated brief cannot be written in one sentence, neither can events covering a substantial period of time be disclosed in a single answer. For this reason the trial judge is forced to anticipate the future and accept testimony "subject to connection." This necessitous practice leads to the question: has it been connected? In a long trial it is frequently impossible to point to any definite nexus. The trial judge has to decide whether a conspiracy has been established and whether hearsay has been properly admitted upon that supposition. The appellate court is able to view the record as a unit and has the advantage of reading the completed testimony -- an advantage which the trial judge did not have in ruling upon each question and answer as the case was unrolled.
Under these standards of review we conclude that the evidence is sufficient to support the appellants' convictions.*fn16 Of this there can be no question as to Cassino, Curico, or Roman. Rattenni contends that the evidence of his "stake"*fn17 in the conspiracy is insufficient to warrant a finding of participation. We disagree. Colligan's testimony as to what Rattenni had told him in their various meetings was sufficient to warrant a reasonable conclusion that there "was a working relationship between the two men,"*fn18 and that Rattenni was associated with the venture to protect Variano's gambling operations from official interference and sought to make it succeed.*fn19 His thorough knowledge of Variano's operations, his advice as to how to run those operations, and his concern about the loyalties of the officers on Variano's payroll permit the reasonable conclusion that Rattenni was more than a "drinking companion"*fn20 of Variano. While the evidence independent of the declarations of co-conspirators as to Malavarco's participation in the conspiracy is not overwhelming, it is sufficient. His response to Colligan's telephone inquiry of November 27, 1969, concerning Variano, and particularly his rather unusual meetings with Variano (three times at early morning hours in Variano's car and once in the men's room of a restaurant), unreported and denied upon arrest, permit the reasonable conclusion that Malavarco was a member of the conspiracy.*fn21
Similarly the jury could have found on all the evidence that the appellants committed the crimes charged beyond a reasonable doubt. Again as to Cassino, Curico, and Roman there can be no doubt. The independent evidence of Rattenni's association with the conspiracy, and Variano's statement of October 22, 1969, that Rattenni would stake him $20,000 to $25,000 whenever he needed it, permit the conclusion that Rattenni was a member of the conspiracy.
Rattenni contends that there is no direct evidence establishing that on February 4, 1970, he travelled from New York to New Jersey (where the Las Vegas Restaurant is located), thereby vitiating his conviction on the substantive counts charging violations of the Travel Act. But the jury could have concluded on the basis of circumstantial evidence that in fact Variano and Rattenni came from New York for the meeting: with the exception of the Las Vegas meetings, every time Colligan saw Rattenni they were in New York; Variano's operations were shown to be in New York and on each of the three occasions when Rattenni joined Colligan and Variano for dinner at the Las Vegas he arrived with Variano; and after the February 11, 1970, meeting all three men drove back to New York.*fn22
Finally, Variano's and Rattenni's declarations as to Malavarco's participation in the conspiracy are clearly sufficient to sustain the jury's conclusion as to his guilt on the conspiracy count.
B. Judge Cooper's Charge and Conduct of the Trial
1. The charge.
Appellants raise several objections to Judge Cooper's charge and supplemental charge to the jury. Most were not objected to below and are plainly without merit. We consider here only two of the objections: first, that Judge Cooper's explanation of the evidence sufficient to establish the existence of a conspiracy was prejudicial to the defendants; and second, that the charge coerced guilty verdicts from the jury.
The jury after deliberating for some time requested further instructions from Judge Cooper on the elements necessary to prove a conspiracy. In further explaining the nature of the proof minimally necessary to establish an unlawful agreement Judge Cooper said:
To establish a conspiracy the government is not required to show that two or more persons sat around a table and then entered into a solemn pact orally or in writing stating that they have formed a conspiracy to violate the law and setting forth details of the plan like an architect's blueprint. It would be extraordinary if ever such a situation existed.
Your common sense will tell you that when men in fact undertake to enter into a criminal conspiracy, much is left to the unexpressed understanding. You could nod your head, that's the same as saying, "Okay with me," or you could say, "I would very much like to be considered as taking under advisement the possibility that I shall entertain your proposition, and having done so I am ready to participate." That's an elongated form of just the affirmance by a nod of the head.*fn23
Considering this language in context,*fn24 we conclude that it was not prejudicial to the appellants. In explaining the difficult concept of conspiracy to the jury, Judge Cooper discussed at length the proposition that actions often speak louder than words and that a specific, tangible agreement in words is not necessary to establish the existence of a conspiracy. The charge in this respect was fair and properly responsive to the jury's request.*fn25
Appellants also object to portions of the charge and supplemental charge they believe were coercive.
In his charge Judge Cooper said:
The verdict, whether for acquitted [ sic ] or for conviction, must be unanimous. Each juror is entitled to his own opinion. You should, however, exchange views with your fellow jurors. That is the very purpose of jury deliberation, 12 jurors, not one.
I heard not long ago that a juror in a case in this building went into the jury room and with arms akimbo said, "This is how I feel and that's it and I don't want to listen to you." And the jury worked on that person for hours.
That wasn't Mr. Justice, that was Mr. Fool. That was the most irresponsible, degrading piece of conduct. That person will be dealt with, as he should.
You have a right to your opinion but you must discuss with one another, you must give each the benefit of your views.
And so the law says that you must listen to the arguments of your fellow jurors, you must consult with one another, you must reach an agreement based solely and wholly on the evidence, if you can do so without violence to your own individual judgment, and to employ that high degree of genuine courage you justifiably expect especially in these perilous times from your public officials.
You should not hesitate to change an opinion which upon a consideration of all the evidence with your fellow jurors appears erroneous. However, if after carefully considering all the evidence and the arguments of your fellow jurors you entertain a conscientious view that differs from others, you are not to yield your convictions simply because you are outnumbered or outweighed.*fn26
The appellants all stress the "Mr. Fool" illustration. Although hypothetical illustrations should be avoided because of the likelihood that they may divert the jury, this particular illustration, which well could have been omitted, was not coercive. It was followed immediately by a correct exposition of the law applicable to each juror in his discussions and in the weighing of the evidence in the jury room. Considered in context this instruction was not prejudicial to the defendants. The jury was "properly instructed that each juror's vote must reflect his considered judgment as to how the case is to be decided";*fn27 no more is required.
During the afternoon of November 24, 1971, the jury became trapped in a stalled elevator for approximately one and one-half hours. In speaking to the jury afterwards, Judge Cooper asked them whether they wished to continue deliberations; the jury members concluded thereafter that they did. During this session Judge Cooper said:
Won't you, therefore, take your time when you go back to the jury room, let me have a note as to how you feel about going on? Certainly the case has to be resolved, certainly we have to figure a way whereby you can resolve it calmly, dispassionately, fairly, remembering what is involved here to both sides, and with that in mind we will cooperate to the fullest extent.*fn28
Counsel later objected to this comment in the robing room. Judge Cooper agreed with the objection, and recharged the jury.*fn29 Thus whatever coercive effect there was in the first comment was effectively eliminated in the recharge.
2. Judge Cooper's limitation of cross examination.
Appellant Cassino claims that he was denied due process by Judge Cooper's limitation of his cross examination of the agent who took his post-arrest confession. Agent Sullivan testified on direct examination to Cassino's post-arrest admissions of his knowledge of and participation in Variano's gambling enterprises. Counsel for Cassino then cross examined Sullivan, bringing out the facts that Cassino was surprised to be arrested, that Cassino had refused to sign a waiver of rights form,*fn30 that Cassino had participated in a raid on one of Variano's establishments in October of 1969, and that Sullivan's interview log did not mention Cassino's confession. Cassino's attorney also tried to suggest that Cassino had been joking when he said that he worked for Variano.
After Cassino's attorney completed his cross examination of Sullivan, the question arose of how to deal with the desire of three of the defendants on trial to bring out the fact that Cassino's confession did not name them. The court resolved this difficulty by permitting the three unnamed defendants to elicit the fact of Cassino's silence as to them without revealing the identities of any defendants named by Cassino. Cassino's attorney then stated that he wanted to "bring out the confession word for word" to "rehabilitate" his client, claiming that portions of the confession exculpated Cassino. Pointing out that counsel had already completed his cross examination, during which he had a copy of Cassino's confession, the court rejected his request to cross examine further with respect to the confession, but did give him permission to cross examine further with respect to other areas.
Thus Judge Cooper did not abuse his discretion in limiting Cassino's right to further cross examine Agent Sullivan, particularly in light of Cassino's failure to indicate what further questions he would like to have put to Agent Sullivan.*fn31 Judge Cooper obviously had to limit carefully the questioning of Agent Sullivan,*fn32 and under the circumstances he was completely fair to Cassino's counsel.
C. Alleged Improper Conduct By the Prosecutor
One of the many gifts made to Colligan by Variano was a color television set. Colligan claimed that when given the set by Variano he believed it not to be a gift but a purchase, and fully intended to pay Variano for it. The day after receiving the set Colligan told his superior about the incident. Lieutenant Dirschka instructed Colligan to keep the set in his home in case any of the principals in the investigation visited him there. He did not mention the incident in his reports because he felt at the time that the transaction was a purchase rather than a fringe benefit for protecting Variano's gambling operations.
The prosecutor did not elicit from Colligan the story about the television set, which he discovered just prior to the completion of Colligan's direct examination. He explained his decision as follows:
I had a discussion with Lieutenant Colligan as to whether or not we had everything he received from Variano set forth before the jury. He said yes, everything he had received in the way of what he considered a bribe or a gift was set forth. However, he then went on to relate to me the story about a television set yesterday, long after I prepared any bill of particulars with regard to this.
I said, "Undoubtedly this will come out on cross examination and as soon as you are asked one question as to whether you got any gifts whatsoever in this regard, you make it known there is a television set involved and you explain the circumstances of what you consider a purchase and what counsel may consider to be otherwise."*fn33
The decision not to elicit the story about the television set was, as the government concedes in its brief, unwise,*fn34 but it was not misconduct prejudicial to the defendants. They fully exploited the incident on cross examination. Thus even assuming the story of the set to be material evidence, and even assuming the government's suppression of the story to be deliberate (a questionable assumption), the fact that the jury learned the details of the story precludes a successful challenge. As the Supreme Court said in Giglio : "A new trial is required if 'the false testimony could . . . in any reasonable likelihood have affected the judgment of the jury.'"*fn35 Here clearly the "false testimony" would not in any reasonable likelihood have affected the judgment of the jury.
Rattenni further complains that one of Colligan's reports had to be "smoked out by the defendants." The report was a comprehensive report covering Colligan's entire investigation. This report was in essence a compilation of the individual reports Colligan made after each meeting with the defendants. These individual reports were turned over to the defendants prior to the completion of Colligan's direct testimony. Because the prosecutor was previously unaware of the existence of the compilation, it was not turned over to the defense until a portion of Colligan's cross examination had been completed. Because the report was used by several of defense counsel in cross examination, and because the failure to turn over the report was clearly inadvertent, this alleged suppression likewise does not warrant a new trial.*fn36
D. Appellants' Motions To Sever
Appellants Roman, Curico, and Malavarco contend that their trials should have been severed from the trial below. We disagree. Trial judges possess broad discretion in granting motions to sever pursuant to Fed.R.Crim.P. 14;*fn37 that discretion was not abused here. Each of the appellants was shown to have participated in a common criminal scheme and no prejudice resulted from their joint trial.*fn38 That they might have had a better chance of acquittal by being separately tried is plainly insufficient to justify severance.*fn39
Malavarco contends that severance should have been granted to him after Agent Sullivan testified as to Cassino's confession. Counsel for Roman, Rattenni, and Parietti brought out from Agent Sullivan the fact that Cassino did not mention their clients in his confession, but did mention other defendants. Malavarco contends that the jury must have inferred that he was one of the other defendants mentioned in Cassino's confession. Judge Cooper promptly and carefully instructed the jury not to speculate as to the "other defendants" mentioned by Cassino.
We conclude that the limiting instructions were sufficient under the circumstances to protect Malavarco's Bruton rights and that severance was properly denied. In determining whether a co-defendant's Bruton rights are violated in situations analogous to the one before us, courts have interpreted Bruton to require reversal only if (1) the testimony concerning the complaining co-defendant is clearly inculpatory,*fn40 and (2) the testimony is vitally important to the government's case.*fn41
Malavarco's contention meets neither test: while the jury might have inferred that one of the "other defendants" mentioned by Agent Sullivan was Malavarco, the jury did not necessarily or even probably have to conclude that the reference was inculpatory since both Cassino and Malavarco were state troopers, and Cassino might have mentioned Malavarco's name only in that context; moreover, the inference that Malavarco was one of the "other defendants" and the further inference that the reference was inculpatory were not vital to the government's case against Malavarco, given the evidence of Malavarco's guilt provided by the declarations of Variano and Rattenni and the testimony of the agents who conducted surveillance of Malavarco.
We have considered the other grounds urged for reversal and conclude that they are without merit and do not require discussion. The judgments of conviction are affirmed.
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Dr. Pranav Ashar
Dr. Pranav Ashar is chief technology officer at Real Intent. He previously worked at NEC Labs developing formal verification technologies for VLSI design. With 35 patents granted and pending, he has authored about 70 papers and co-authored the book 'Sequential Logic Synthesis'.
The Evolution of RTL Lint
November 27th, 2014 by Dr. Pranav Ashar
This article was originally published on TechDesignForums and is reproduced here by permission.
It's tempting to see lint in the simplest terms: 'I run these tools to check that my RTL code is good. The tool checks my code against accumulated knowledge, best practices and other fundamental metrics. Then I move on to more detailed analysis.'
It's an inherent advantage of automation that it allows us to see and define processes in such a straightforward way. It offers control over the complexity of the design flow. We divide and conquer. We know what we are doing.
Yet linting has evolved and continues to do so. It covers more than just code checking. We begun with verifying the 'how' of the RTL but we have moved on into the 'what' and 'why'. We use linting today to identify and confirm the intent of the design.
A lint tool, like our own Ascent Lint, is today one of the components of early stage functional verification rather than a precursor to it, as was once the case.
At Real Intent, we have developed this three-stage process for verifying RTL:
Applying those three stages to lint tools gives us the following diagrammatic representation of how they can be applied.
Linting plays an increasing role in this process because better tools now use policy files that are both appropriate and adaptable at each of the three stages. They still detect coding errors but also monitor that further satisfaction of design intent. We can use linting to begin the deep semantic analysis of designs now needed to manage their increasing complexity.
Lint as a semantic analysis platform for verification
Semantic analysis is an approach that we might more immediately associate with tools run after linting to analyze, say, clock domain crossings or troublesome X states. If we consider linting as an example of early stage functional verification rather than simple code checking, it becomes natural for it to also undertake such an analysis, addressing issues with the relationships between different elements as soon as possible.
The results from a linter therefore tell us a great deal about the state of the design. The tool should catch problems that require immediate debug but also provide data that help us plan and refine the verification plan going forward.
Can some issues be seen as settled, needing no further investigation? Do others require examination in particular detail?
A good linter helps us to allocate resources. This is in addition to features that look toward debug. Ascent Lint, for example, has Emacs editor integration to make the find-and-fix loop faster and easier.
These are not the linters of the past. But even they may be only the beginning. For example, as intelligent testbenches evolve, they are also incorporating more capability for semantic analysis. The opportunity here alone for greater integration and efficiency is self-evident.
Lint may be an established, even mature concept but continues to evolve in exciting directions and how it fits in your flow today should not be taken for granted.
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Venezuela Enters State Of Emergency As Its Economy Melts Down
Venezuela's opposition wants to call a referendum on President Nicolás Maduro's term.By Matt Picht | May 14, 2016
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has declared a 60-day state of emergency in hopes of salvaging the country's disintegrating economy.
Economic mismanagement, frequent shortages of basic goods and the crash of prices for the country's once-prosperous oil exports have left Venezuelans in crisis and their government strapped for cash. Maduro is expanding on his previously-declared economic state of emergency from last January.
It's not yet clear exactly what this expanded state of emergency entails, but last year, the state of emergency gave the country's security forces more control over the people of several regions near the Venezuelan-Colombian border.


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Discussion in 'Miscellaneous' started by Mary Ann, Aug 10, 2012.
I always forget to mention that...ive just been so obsessed with hannibal lately
To me, his Casino Royale role alongside Craig is the one I most associate with him and the first role I think of when I see his face. His scenes with Daniel's 007 are some of the most gritty and intense in the entire history of the Bond franchise.
me with candle.
I've been rummaging through my pictures, and I don't know if I've posted any of these, but too bad, I'm subjecting you to them anyway. I've thumbnailed them so it's easier and fits on the page.
This is where I live. This is the bustling metropolis.
I love pictures of the rain, and when it's raining. I took this one a few years ago when we had that storm where the tornado landed 3 miles from our house.
Again with the rain. This is downtown, the busiest spot there is.
I took this one about 6 years ago, across from our apartment. The foliage was just so lovely.
This is my favorite picture. I took this picture late at night, when there was a new moon and no light. I was surprised my flash did such a good job. That's all the real deal, even if it looks a little surreal.
Wow. The pole and power lines with the starfield is pretty stunning. You might want to consider using that for your cover photo on Facebook. Nice pics, one and all!
Good idea, I think I will, eddie!
that is awesome!
Dunno much about the Bond franchise, but he also had a few 'gritty and intense' scenes in the old Unit One tv series, where Wikipedia describes his character like this:
Love the photo
OMG. The photo is great, but the explanation is seriously creepy!
haha yeah, but i wasn't about to get a "normal" pic with him.
The last one is my favorite too!
Newest picture of the kids
Cute kiddos!
What a magnificent photo. Mikkelsen does look 'very into you'!
Did you happen to see my son wandering around there on Saturday?
It's a Cherry.
Thanks And i may have but the expo was so packed that i probably walked by him and didn't notice lol
Do you live there - visiting? Jealous! Korea is on my bucket list!
Love it! Also love the new av - so cute!
Hey guys, de-lurking for a bit since I wanted to share some progress.
To the left is the 7th of September 2013. The right one is the 29th of September 2014. And yes, those are the same clothes. It's not a huge difference, but what's really interesting is that the weight difference is only a few pounds. It's just in a different distribution these days, more muscles now.
Way to go! Every little bit helps, and if you feel better as a result then that's the only important thing.
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Hotel El Mouradi Hammamet
Service & facilities
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Service & facilities
Hotel facilities
- Elevator
- Hotel-owned car park
- Conference rooms 3
- Safety deposit boxes at reception
- Restaurant(s) 3
Room facilities
- Cable TV
- Satellite TV
- Telephone by the bed
- Room safe
- Mini-bar
In-house services
- Multilingual staff on hand 24 hours a day
- Classic concierge service
- Business center
- Laundry service
- Pets not allowed
Style of hotel and ambience
Make yourself at home in one of the 377 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Hammamet? This resort has 5597 square feet (520 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. After dipping into one of the 5 outdoor swimming pools, you can spend some time at the private beach. This Art Deco resort also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge). Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge).A private beach, a marina, and a health club are featured at the resort. 5 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with an indoor pool. In addition to a children's pool, other recreational amenities include a waterslide, a sauna, and a fitness center. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.All-inclusive rates are available at this resort. Meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments are included in all-inclusive rates. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Enjoy a meal at one of the resort's dining establishments, which include 3 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. A complimentary breakfast is included.Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the resort's full-service spa, thalasso. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna and Turkish bath/hammam. Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
Special features of the hotel
Know Before You Go: This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A fee for a mandatory New Year's Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 31 December. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property. Mandatory Fees and Taxes: You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel: New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: TND 56.5 (from 2 to 11 years old) The charges below are included in your overall room price: New Year's Eve gala dinner fee We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Hotel built in 2000, Number of floors 5, Total number of rooms 377, Rooms with connecting door, Hotel, Trade fair/conference hotel, Holiday hotel, Spa clinic, Beach hotel, Club hotel/resort
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Yasmine Hammamet, 8050 Hammamet -
Located in Hammamet (Yasmine), El Mouradi Hammamet is minutes from Carthage Land and Yasmine Beach. This 5-star resort is within close proximity of Casino La Medina and Port Yasmine.
- 33.72 km
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The man charged with getting the WA Liberal Party back in the black
Broadcast: 11/11/2005
Reporter: Rebecca Carmody
LAYLA TUCAK: To politics now and the Western Australian Liberal Party's new State Director. He is 31-year-old Mark Neeham, who was selected by the party to replace Paul Everingham. Mr Neeham is an interesting choice. Not only is he young and British, he's a former member of the British Army and was recently Campaign Director for the Conservatives in Scotland. Mr Neeham comes into the role at a difficult time. The party recently revealed it was more than a million dollars in debt. It will be largely down to him to get the party back in the black.
Rebecca Carmody spoke to Mark Neeham earlier this week.
REBECCA CARMODY: Welcome to Stateline. You're a long way away from home and a state director's position is never easy, so what's the challenge for you here?
MARK NEEHAM (Liberal Party WA State Director): You're right, Rebecca - a long way from home. But I've been in Australia now for just over a year and a half, and my wife and I do call Australia home now and Western Australia in particular. A number of challenges we face in the Western Australian Liberal Party: it's the first year after a state and federal election, and raising the money to keep the party operational is going to be a key challenge over the next few months and leading up to the next campaign of both myself and the party and the office bearers we have.
REBECCA CARMODY: How will you do that because the party is in huge debt at the moment, isn't it - $1 million?
MARK NEEHAM: Yeah, we do have some challenges ahead of us, as I say, in terms of finances. We're looking at a number of options that we can press ahead with, one of which will be trying to greatly increase the base of members we've got. Over half a million people gave the Liberal Party their first preference and at last year's federal election, yet we have a party with around 5,000 members. So, there's great opportunity there for us to greatly increase the number of members at a grass-roots level to start with.
REBECCA CARMODY: But the business donations are also drying up as well. Why is that?
MARK NEEHAM: There are a number of reasons why: disclosure laws, shareholders, for example. They also gave a lot of money to all political parties over the last 12 months in Western Australia because of the federal and state campaigns. But I think we need to look at galvanising support from a wider range of businesses across Western Australia, not just a few donors probably in St George's Terrace, but a much bigger cross-section of the small business community.
REBECCA CARMODY: Let's just have a look at your history because it is an interesting background: in the British Army at 16, out at 17 and into Conservative politics straight after that. How have those experiences shaped you and shaped your politics?
MARK NEEHAM: Well, you're right. Yes, I was in the British Army straight from school. That was a childhood ambition. I wanted to serve in the Army and be a pilot as well. Unfortunately, due to injury I had to leave the Army. My next choice of career was politics. I had Conservative leanings. I contacted Conservative central office in London, got through a selection process and went through two years training, which, at the end I was a qualified Conservative agent.
REBECCA CARMODY: So, what did they teach you? What did you walk away from that with?
MARK NEEHAM: After two years, it was training in campaign management, in polling, fund raising, managing the party. A key element of it was understanding the election law for both local government and parliamentary elections, but also the tactics and updating your skills constantly.
REBECCA CARMODY: So how will those experiences help you here in Western Australia?
MARK NEEHAM: I've never had an easy seat to fight in the UK. I started off in marginal seats on the south coast of England, later on being promoted to be Director of the Conservative Party in Scotland. You probably know, the scene in Scotland is not the best environment for the Conservative Party. We were wiped out in 1997. We had no directly elected MPs in the 99 Scottish Parliament election, so it was a pretty low base to build up from. But, we came out of the 2003 Scottish election with three directly elected members and 15 off the regional list system.
REBECCA CARMODY: So you've only been in Australia for a year and a half. Will it be a disadvantage to you to help sell the Liberal Party when you haven't been ensconced in the Australian way?
MARK NEEHAM: I don't think so. I've been here a year and a half, as you say. I was thrown straight into the deep end with a federal campaign to fight and a few months later a state campaign, so I think I've got around quite a bit. I met a lot of people. I've learnt the Western Australian way, which as you know is slightly different to the rest of Australia. I think, I've been here a year and a half, and we can make real progress. I've got a good team and I'm pleased to be in the job.
REBECCA CARMODY: You were hand picked to focus on those marginal seats. Your experiences in the federal election were successful but not so at the state election. Why was that? Something obviously went off the rails.
MARK NEEHAM: That's right. I mean, we had a very good federal campaign winning the seats of Stirling and Hasluck and greatly increasing our majority in the seat of Canning. State campaign: we had good local candidates on the ground from Albany to Geraldton to the Kimberley. We ran good campaigns in the northern suburbs and came very close in some of those seats.
REBECCA CARMODY: Do you cringe at the canal announcement on reflection?
MARK NEEHAM: I don't cringe at it, no because I know that we were struggling in the polls until the announcement was made and that our figures jumped when Colin Barnett announced the canal. I don't know what decisions I would've made if I'd been director. I would have to see all the background information and the polling. But I know that the immediate effect of the canal announcement was good news for the Liberal Party.
REBECCA CARMODY: So, you don't think there'll be another canal announcement if you're state director?
MARK NEEHAM: Not at the moment. I think the rainfall in WA has put paid to another canal for the immediate future. But, as I say, any decisions for the next campaign, we'd have to look at the polling over a long period of time and look at the issues of the day.
REBECCA CARMODY: You will be the person that gets the polling; do you think that Matt Birney will be easier to sell to the electorate than Colin Barnett was?
MARK NEEHAM: I think Matt Birney has got a huge potential for this State. I've seen some figures already that show, you know, he is already connecting with ordinary Western Australians. He's young; he's full of energy. He was shadow minister under Colin Barnett. He's gaining more and more experience every day. Every day he's exposing Geoff Gallop more and more in Parliament.
REBECCA CARMODY: Mark Neeham, thanks for joining me.
MARK NEEHAM: Thank you, Rebecca.


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Total Time
Prep 3 hrs
Cook 35 mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (1 lb) loaves frozen bread dough, thawed
- 1⁄4 lb sliced ham
- 1⁄4 lb sliced pepperoni
- 1⁄4 cup onion, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup green pepper
- 1 (14 ounce) jar pizza sauce, divided
- 1⁄4 lb sliced mozzarella cheese
- 1⁄4 lb sliced bologna
- 1⁄4 lb hard salami
- 1⁄4 lb sliced swiss cheese
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1⁄4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons margarine, melted
- Let dough rise in a warm place until doubled.
- Punch down.
- Roll loaves together into one 15x12" rectangle.
- Layer ham and pepperoni on half of the dough (lengthwise).
- Sprinkle with onion and green pepper.
- Top with 1/4 cup of pizza sauce.
- Layer mozzarella, bologna, salami and Swiss cheese over sauce.
- Sprinkle with basil, oregano, garlic powder and pepper.
- Spread another 1/4 cup of pizza sauce on top.
- Fold plain half of dough over filling and seal edges well.
- Place on an ungreased 15x10x1" baking pan.
- Bake at 375 degrees for 30-35 minutes or until golden brown.
- Brush with melted butter.
- Heat the remaining pizza sauce and serve with sliced stromboli.
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A really good stromboli, and quite simple. I followed as written except I did not have Swiss cheese so threw in some cheddar. I was making french bread (recipe #81211) as well, so I used half of the dough from that recipe to make your stromboli. This is a keeper, thx RecipeNut!
Oh my, Oh my! This was an easy recipe that received great reviews in my house. I couldn't believe how the flavors went together very well. I loved the addition of the herbs. I made only minor changes. Instead of pizza sauce I used a marinara sauce which then I served with the cooked stromboli. I also rubbed the inside and outside of the dough with a butter garlic spread. I have three more loaves of frozen bread leftover. I can't wait to make this again.
This was very simple to make and sooooooo delicious !! Thanks for sending it in.


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Celery Root Remoulade
|Celery knobs
|3 Medium
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Dijon mustard/Dusseldorf mustard
|1 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|To Taste
1) Pare and slice the celery knobs into about 1/16 inch thick pieces, then cut them into very thin strips.
2) In a bowl, mix the mustard and mayonnaise together, add lemon juice to taste and blend well.
3) Gently stir in the celery strips, until thoroughly coated and refrigerate until ready to serve.
4) Serve chilled in a nice plate.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1616 Calories from Fat 1573
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 175 g268.8%
Saturated Fat 15.9 g79.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 157.1 mg52.4%
Sodium 1117.8 mg46.6%
Total Carbohydrates 5 g1.8%
Dietary Fiber 2.5 g9.9%
Sugars 2.2 g
Protein 2 g4%
Vitamin A 10.8% Vitamin C 7%
Calcium 4.8% Iron 1.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Dangerous as it contains butylene and propylene Glycol. Harmful ingredients
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I have just put up a post for suggestions for enlarged pores: http://www.truthinaging.com/face/these-work-for-enlarged-pores
I'm just wondering is this serum suitable for my skin, as I'm 34 y. o., my skin is mixed type, with very dry and sensitive cheeks and quite oily, large pores nose/forehead area..
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Rav Bina's Yom Haatzmaut Message 5776Thursday, May 12th, 2016
On Tuesday night, Rav Bina and Rav Amos spoke in Ramat Beit Shemesh to a full house of Yeshivat Netiv Aryeh alumni.
Rav Bina also spoke about his grandson Aryeh who is recovering from last week's terror attack.
We ask everyone to please continue davening for Aryeh ben Rina B'toch Shar Cholei Yisrael.Video of the Day
Rabbi Aharon Bina is dean of Yeshivat Netiv Aryeh, an Orthodox yeshiva located at the Western Wall Plaza in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Rav Bina speaks to his students, and tells them about Rav Ovadia zt"l, before Yeshiva Netiv Aryeh headed out to the funeral.
Below is a video of Rav Ovadia when he spoke to the students of Yeshiva Netiv Aryeh.Jewish Press Staff
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A Christmas fantasy tale. Angel Dudley (Cary Grant) comes to Earth to help out a bishop Henry Brougham (David Niven) who is involved in a desperate fundraising appeal to build a cathedral. However, his financial concerns have led him to become cut off from his wife and parishioners, a state of affairs the suave angel intends to put straight.


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Back in 2007 I did a Prog Rock mix that is still one of my favorite low light mixes. You can find the original post here. Prog Rock Mix
I've always wanted to do another prog mix. While on a pro rock binge I came across "For Absent Friends" by Genesis and that gave me the idea of doing a mellow prog mix.
In the original mix I tried to stay away from prog rock mainstays like Genesis, Yes & King Crimson. This time I couldn't resist some big names like Pink Floyd, Genesis, Brian Eno & Crimson. Those well known artists combine with some Cantebury scene music from National Health, Soft Machine & Hugh Hopper and Al Gowen. Most of the tunes are vintage 70's music, with only a couple newer tracks from Willowglass & David Gilmore.
I included kind of an oddball cut from Tony R. Clef. It's an acoustic cover of Genesis' "Undertow." Check his YouTube channel. http://www.youtube.com/user/troubleclef.
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Sci fi/Fantasy image byAmanda Paulger
The water is powerful, it will only be controlled when it wills so, so the girl waits, silently, in mourning, hoping maybe, the water will waken her spirit. Done in black and blue pen.
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|This is a discussion on Pokerman27 4-Tables $2NL within the online poker forums, in the Learning Poker section; Hi, I posted a thread a week or so ago (http://www.cardschat.com/f11/volunteers-required-181658/) asking for help with my game and got lots of great responses. The general
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I posted a thread a week or so ago
(http://www.cardschat.com/f11/volunte...quired-181658/) asking for help with my game and got lots of great responses. The general consensus was that I should make a video of my play and post it on here for comments. So that's what I have done.
I played two 30min sessions of $2NL and talked through my thinking with each hand I played. I'd love as many as you as possible to take a look and let me know areas where you think I am weak or strong.
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2/3 of the way in, KQ on the button, AQJ flop, tight player, check the flop is fine, but when he checks the turn as well I bet for value. If called, I may not bet the river.
At the same time you have QQ in position on a A99 two tone flop and you bet. You're in a similar situation as the other hand; way behind if he as A or 9, way ahead of most other hands, only in danger of a flush draw. I play this the same as the KQ, check flop, bet turn if checked to again, call most turn bets if donked into.
Ok I can only access part 1 of your hands at the moment but I have watched through and noted a few things...
0:50 Top left KJo. Nothing wrong with folding there. I would rarely play this hand to any kind of raise, especially OOP.
2:00 QJo with one limper. REALLY don't like limping OTB here. IMO you should be raising this hand in this situation. You have position and not to many to cut through. after the flop I think you played it ok but its a shame you didnt get more value. Raising pre-flop would have adressed this.
2:30 AKo. You 3-betting the guy which was good but after the flop there was no reason IMO for you not to C-bet. There were possible flush draws and he could possibly have had a 5. You need to bet to find out where you are in the hand and giving a free card here is just bad IMO.
6:30 AQo You are 5 from the button. IMO you should be playing that hand and raising it up to 10c. Some may see this as loose play but...
8:00 You mention about playing back at people the steal you blinds. IMO at this level I wouldn't defend blinds at all. I don't think its worth the effort and risk when there is so much money to be made from the shockingly bad play that you will see. Thats my opinion. I never defend myblinds at this level. I do steal liberally however!
8:50 AKo OTB You have a rasie EP and a call toward MP infront of you and you squeeze there. Personally I would keep my 3-bets and squeezes around about the same amounts. I see people squeezing 5X the original raising and 3-betting for value and light to 3X. I believe this gives away info. Perhaps making both 3-bets and squeezes to 4X the original raise would fix this?
9:20 AKo. I like the C-bet with the 899 2-tone board but I think you should have barrelled the turn when the Td came. There would have been a good chance of him folding and even if he didn't he would have let you know where you stood on the river.
12:29 K9s You just folded this hand in the CO. Personally this is a hand that I would play from the hijack with up to two limpers but no raises ahead of me. Perhaps some may find this a little on the loose side but thats how I value this hand.
Yes its good to see that you are playing nice and tight from the SB. Its one place where its very easy to leak away a lot of cash. Its only a cent at this level but what tends to happpen is that after the flop you can get drawn in to a hand that you shouldn't really be playing. its quite easy to get carried along with a shitty ace or a draw for a crappy little flush or weak straight and then just get ****ed on the river.
So yeah, its good that you have figured that completing the SB is often not worth your time.
13:40 You have a medium unsuited Ace and decided to 3-bet the guy because you thought he was stealing quite a lot. Even though you might find that in the long run these plays could be making you a little bit of money, I personally wouldn't bother at this level. As you play as a beginner you don't want to be making too many high variance moves because they are gonna affect your state of mind. I always feel a lot better within myself with my game if I have made a good fold or had the discipline to take myself out of a marginal situation even if for instance I missed the opportunity of 8c in the bank. If I lose 28c just to win 8c you know... its gonna piss me off a bit and affect my game.
Anyway as I said before. Defending blinds here=unnecessary.
I am hearing you mention 3-betting a lot (against stealers). I think you should channel your energy into learning the fundamentals first. Raising with and protecting your god hands. Keeping on the aggressive. believing these guys when they reprisent a monster and generally staying away from marginal situations and not doing anything stupid. You need little more at 2NL to crush the game... again IMO!
I've been there. At 10NL. Everything was going swimmingly until I got it in to my head that I need to be making these fancy plays and those. 3-betting, 4-betting light. Callng and trying to pay tricky. I went from >$250 down to (through denial and zero BRM) <10! I am now back up to $80 and just playing straight forward solid simple ABC poker. its all you need.
You can make so much cash here from people playing appaulingly bad witless irrational poker and tilting away their roll (like I did) that you really don't need fancy 3-betting. just concentrate on the basics first.
You say that your usaul steal is 2.5Xbb. IMO you sholdn't be changing your bet sizes according to how you want your opponents to respond. All you are doing there IMO isgiving away info.
15:40 KQo. I deffinately would have raise to 10c there.
16:05 QQ. I like the PFR... so far so good.
Yes its a scary looking flop and thats the reason why you should be betting. You got middle pair good kicker. There are a lot of hands that he could have but I wouldnt give him a free card. I'd make a pot sized bet and if you are behind he will let you know about it.
Ok the 3rd spade has hit and you are not comfortable with you hand. If you had have been check-raised you would know he had the goods. You should have bet after the flop. At this level people play very straigh forward and will give you all the info that you need. You have to risk money to gain info. There is now a spade flush possible too.
16:55 QQ. No personally I would bet that, only because there are 2 clubs on the board. If it was a rainbow board I think I would clasify this a s WAWB though I must admit it is a concept that I have struggle with!
17:30 Q9o I have no idea why you would possible want to bet that from the SB. Even I see this as unnecessarily loose and thats saying something!
33 where you called OOP to try and hit your set. Personally I would not call a raise from a guuy unless you make sure that he has a strong range so that you can be fairly sure that when you DO hit your set you can get paid off good to make it worth while. His PFR is 17 there and I dont think this really cuts it.
Ok you hit your set and you checked to him. Personally I would have led in here with a fair sized bet. You dont need to be giving him the opportunity of a free card and basically if he has something worth defending he would raise you. There are flush draws and possible but unlikely straight draws there as well.
Ok you have check-raised the guy and he has called. Now you have 2 flush draws on the board.
Ok you lead out a agin with 54c. Thats a fairly good bet though I woulf probably have made it 48. Reason being that you want a LITTLE action and 48 does LOOK a lot less that 54!
Ok he has called again and there is the possiblility of a full house there. A scaryish board I think but you gotta shove now. he is pot commited and willcall you anyway. He does. I think you played this have quite well and you got a good result.
22:00 I REALLY dont understand why you played 23 in the small blind. A waste of a penny and possibly more if you get suckered in to betting again... I mean what are you hoping for the LOWEST flush possible?!
TT played terribly here. You raised at the start to 8c, A little small but no worse than me a week ago!
Fliop comes 482 with 2 diamonds on the board. You got possible flush draws and you WANNA BE BUILDING THE POT! I mean they put in 2 pathetic small bets, its obvious they are drawing and as the pre-flop raiser you go and... CALL?!?!?! You shold have raised there. raised a pot sized amount.
23:29 ok I dont HATE the steal here with 98 but if you are gonna steal then at least make it a decent sized bet... 10c is good
Yes you are in a tough spot now over with the TT! The board has paired with another 2. Atthis point you need to... well... raise it up or do something!
You call again on the turn... this is just terrible. You had control of the hand and have now thrown it away but psychologically you are now commited. The last diamond comes and you KNOW he has made the flush yet you call again.
What more can I say.
Ok bottom left you got KK. You made the right choice of raising it but to just 6c its just pointless! You got a great hand and you are just not protecting it. You should be thinking about building a big pot not trying to suck as many callers in as possible so the ones in latest position get odds to come in with T7o and draw out on you!
Ok the flop comes nd you put 10c in to a 14c pot but really this shold have been 15c in to a 20c pot! At least you have bet in to it I mean you have to bet when you are OOP. If people get free cards its because YOU give then NOT because YOU give THEM the CHOICE.
27:02 AKo. You open with a good raise to 8c though 10 would have been better IMO. You follow with a standard C-bet and get raised. Its good to see you have mastered the art of bet-folding! At this level if you C-bet in to a scary-ish board and you get raised, the board scares you but not him so you can just go a ahead and make that fold fairly confident it was the right decision most of the time.
Well... hope that all helps!
Part 1 Notes:
QJo on BTN - iso limper.
Bet the missed AK on the 55T flop against the drooler.
Open with AQo from MP1. They will call with worse.
Add FTS to HUD.
Bet the KQ on the QJA2 3spade board on the turn after checking the flop.
Don't bet the A99 flop with QQ in position. WA/WB
You're way too passive with limpers. Isolate and take pots on the flop.
Calling to set mine OOP with 33 against a loose player is too optimistic. Fold preflop. Although you got his stack so what do I know?
Fold the 23s from the SB with a limper. Calling there accomplishes nothing.
On the TT hand there is almost zero chance you're up against a bigger pair. The guy in EP limp/called (no overpair). The other guy flatted from the blind, do you think most people want to play JJ+ OOP against 2 players? You need to do something more than call along.
Watch the preflop bet sizing. You seem to be raising smaller hoping for calls with premium holdings (.06 with KK from MP1).
Overall isolate limpers in position more. You're cards aren't that important in those situations but for example I saw you fold A5o from the CO to a HJ limp.
Oh yeah and the last AK hand, I guess folding to his min raise is OK but he was a really tight player and the only jacks in his range is JJ. I think you can flat the min raise and bet any turn to take that pot A LOT. I mean bet folding is not going to cost you a ton of chips there so whatever but thinking he must have a Jack is just seeing monsters. If you had AA there would you have folded???
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Perhaps this deserves more thought after I have had my ZZZs!
alright I'm not an FR player nor have I posted in this forum in quite a while, I was browsing and this really appealed to me:
general note: I saw you limping a few times, this video should be the last time you ever do that.
JQ hand: dont be paranoid, reraise river.. you are playing 2nl and the players are aweful. he might have a better jack but on an uncoordinated board you almost always good here. also if villain is calling a 22 c raise into a 30cent pot he's also calling a 26c rase, may seem like nitpicking but this is how we profit.
AKo hand on the button: you dont have a made hand, villain will fold all of his air to a cbet and every free card you give his air distances you from winning the hand and brings you deeper into the land of -ev. waiting for a K or an A is pointless because you are probably not gonna get value as is from his nothing hand.
Whats the reasoning behind folding AQo? why are you playing it incorrectly in your opinion?
~10 min in you squeeze AKo flop comes 899 or whatever and you cbet.
What is the logic behind your actions?
What are you hoping to achieve?
no better hands fold out ever here.
well I can't watch anymore cause FR is just so damn boring, though you do have a good comentating voice I must say.
also I heard you throw around sayings like "this guy is 14\8" so I'm gonna respect his raise"?
that is not how you should be thinking imo, instead:
this guy is 14\8 and vs 8% pfr range (88+,ATs+,KTs+,QJs,AJo+) my hand 56s has only x% equity and I dont feel that I can create a profitable situation even though considering that his almost non existant 4bet range and high f3b range might indicate that I can profitably 3bet here and expect a fold OVER 66% of the time thus giving me his moneyz.
that's just my insight though I am really bad at this game.
Thanks again to all who have commented so far
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Yes, have sent the hands to C9 - he said he'll hopefully get his response done this week.
Just having a quick look through part 2. JKs top-right at 23:00. IMO that 9 was a great card for you to fire a second barrel of 70% of the pot.
The board hasn't paired, its an overcard to the flop. There are no likely made straights, it hasnt completed any flushes or made a second flush draw.
IMO you should investigate double barrelling as a priority as there are lots of players that like to float on the flop untill you, like many, give up after the turn.
This will also help when you actually DO make your hand.
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Thanks again, mate
The next time you miss read the board towards the end of a long session and lose a large pot because you thought you had that flush and it will happen, take a lok at your scrap of paper and read it out loud to yourself!
Oh and wouldnt you rather be able to play that little bit longer with the mental energy you save by not having to differentiate between two suits of the same colour. everytime you start a session you have a finite supply of brain juice. Once its gone its gone.
I know this seems trivial but it those little things you do which all add up to improve your game.
Already worried about your response to the TT hand....
On the subject of stealing, my 2.5xBB raise seems to be getting generally slaughtered here but my reasoning is sound, yeah? Are you suggesting make it higher as the other blinds will just call and fold to a c-bet so often whether it be 2.5 or 3 x that I'm losing some value?
But at all the other positions, your range isn't that weak, and you could possibly be playing the pot OOP. Additionally, against the players at these stakes, you'll probably have an edge preflop on them. So you want to go ahead and pump the raise size up to at least 3.5xbb's when you're opening.
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