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Sudan Christians Suffering Ethnic Cleansing
Why do the left-wing and media (but I repeat myself) scream about ethnic cleansing where there is none (Israel) but remain silent on places where it is actually happening?
Oh please, tell me you are kidding. If not, you are an Israeli shill. Certainly there is ethnic cleansing in Sudan, but you are blatantly lieing about no ethnic cleansing in Israel and by the Israelis in Palestine. I refer you and your readers to "Kairos Palestine," a document written by Christian leaders in Palestine which exposes to the world what the Israelis are doing in Palestine and Israel. It was featured last summer on 60 Minutes despite Israeli pressure to prevent its airing.
Care to comment further, or do you still stand by your claim about 'lily-white" Israel? If so, you have absolutely no credibility in anything you say. It amazes me that people such as you try so hard to ignore the truth that Israel is an apartheid, terrorist state.
Oh please, tell me you are kidding. Certainly there is ethnic cleansing in the Sudan, but to also say that there is none in Israel and by the Israelis in Palestine is a blatant misrepresentation of the truth. I refer you to "Kairos Palestine," written by Palestinian Christians and documenting the ethnic cleansing of Christians being practiced by the Israelis in both Israel and Palestine. This document was featured in a "60 Minutes" feature story last summer, despite Israeli pressure to prevent it from being shown.
Care to comment after reading this document, or do you still cling to the falsehood of your "lily-white" Israel? It never ceases to amaze me how and why people such as you refuse to acknowledge the truth that Israel is an apartheid, terrorist state. As Kairos documents, it's not just Muslim Arabs that Israel is cleansing, but they are targeting Christians as well, pretty much spitting in the face of the Christian America which foolishly gives Israel more than $8 million a day.
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Korean Chicken Wings
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|2 Pound, lightly salted
|2 Tablespoon
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|1 Teaspoon
|2 , slightly beaten
|Green onion
|2 Tablespoon, chopped
|Chopped garlic
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Lightly salt chicken wings which may be disjointed or whole.
Mix remaining ingredients; add chicken wings.
The marinade will be very dry but work in the wings a few at a time, to coat well.
Marinade 4 hours or overnight and fry in just enough hot oil to cover and brown.
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Calories 507 Calories from Fat 96
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11 g16.3%
Saturated Fat 2.9 g14.6%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 235 mg78.3%
Sodium 2078.8 mg86.6%
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF,v.WESTERN TITANIUM, INC. (1), DANIEL SCHROEDER (2), BRIAN MISAK (3), JOHN COTNER (4), CHEEM ANG (5), MACH 2 METALS, INC. (6), INTEGRATED TITANIUM GROUP I (7), INTEGRATED TITANIUM GROUP II (8), DEFENDANTS.
At a hearing held on October 6, 2010, the Court issued the following orders on pending motions in limine:
A. Motions filed by Defendants Western Titanium, Mach 2 Metals, and Schroeder
1. Motion in Limine Regarding Materials Subject to the Attorney-Client Privilege and/or Work Product Doctrine (Western MIL No. 1) (Doc. No. 581)
Defendants Western Titanium, Mach 2 Metals, and Schroeder (collectively, "Western") move for an order: 1) disqualifying any government attorneys, agents, or experts who have reviewed or been exposed to Western's privileged and work product documents from further participation in this case; 2) prohibiting the Government from introducing as evidence at trial or referencing in any way any document protected by the attorney-client privilege and/or work product doctrine; 3) prohibiting the Government from introducing at trial any evidence seized after April 15, 2008; and 4) prohibiting the Government from making or referencing any allegation that Mr. Schroeder supposedly failed to disclose documents or records "possessed in his desk" without first making a showing, outside the presence of the jury, that it has proof of each foundational aspect of any allegation.
Defendants' request that the Government be prohibited from introducing as evidence at trial or reference in any way any document by the attorney-client and/or work product doctrine is Granted. The Court has already ordered the suppression of this evidence and believes suppression to be the appropriate remedy in this case. For this reason, Defendants' requests for disqualification of government attorneys and agents and the mass suppression of all evidence seized after April 15, 2008 Denied. The Court agrees with the Government's assessment that none of the privileged materials reveal any type of detailed defense strategy or allow any significant or meaningful insight into the preparation of Defendants' case. It was only after days of ex parte testimony and evidence that the Court was able to determine that the documents were privileged. Therefore, the Court finds no government misconduct or intrusion into defense strategy to warrant a remedy beyond suppression of the privileged documents. Defendants' oral motion for a stay of proceedings pending review of this determination by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is Denied.
Finally, Defendants' request that the Government be prohibited from referencing allegations in paragraphs 10 and 11(yy) of Second Superseding Indictment absent of a showing of proof is Granted. The Court has determined that the files containing the "Sketch" were compiled at the direction of counsel in anticipation of litigation and are protected by the work product doctrine. The Court believes that this protection extends to the location of the file. Based upon evidence previously received by the Court, the compilation was placed in the desk only as part of the work product compilation. Accordingly, the Government may not introduce evidence that the sketch, or any other document within the compilation, were found in the desk.
If there is additional evidence to support the allegations of alleged in Paragraphs 10 and 11(yy) of the second superseding indictment, the Government shall make an offer of proof. Otherwise, the Government shall show cause why those allegations in the indictment should not be stricken.
2. Prohibit Reference to Undisclosed and/or Legally Improper Theories of Fraud (Western MIL No. 2) (Doc. No. 582)
Western moves this Court to prohibit the Government from advancing any theory of fraud that is: 1) not identified in the Second Superseding Indictment or the March 10, 2010 Bill of Particulars; 2) is based upon non-compliance with a "requirement" of a material specification that is not identified as a requirement in that specification; and 3) is based upon Western's action in accordance with one of multiple reasonable interpretations of a concededly ambiguous specification.
This motion is Denied. This Court has previously upheld the sufficiency of the Second Superseding Indictment and found that Defendants have been provided with sufficient notice of the crimes charged, particularly in light of the bill of particulars and the full discovery provided. The Court does not believe it is in a position to manage the Government's selection of evidence with respect to any element of the charged offenses, or its manner of proof. Of course, the Court will re-visit this issue should the defense make a specific showing of variance between the Second Superseding Indictment and the Government's proof. Furthermore, with respect to the alleged ambiguity of the regulations, this Court has previously denied Defendants' attempts to force a summary judgment ruling in this criminal case. It is the Government's burden to prove Defendants' specific intent to violate the law and it is entitled to do so by presenting its evidence at trial.
3. Exclude Speculative and Improper Lay Opinion Testimony (Western MIL No. 3) (Doc. No. 583)
The Court does intend to follow the Federal Rules of Evidence. Therefore, Western's motion is granted to that extent. However, to the extent that Defendants seek rulings on the admissibility of specific evidence based upon generalized assertions, the Court will Reserve ruling until such time as the evidence is sought to be admitted. Although the parties may be exceedingly familiar with the specific evidence that will be presented at trial, the Court is not. The Court declines to make evidentiary rulings in the abstract.
4. Exclude Evidence from JPL, DCMA, Boeing, Western Titanium and Sierra Alloys (Western MIL No. 4) (Doc. No. 584)
Western contends that the Government has failed to disclose documents from the Defense Contract Management Agency ("DCMA"), JPL, Boeing and Sierra Alloys that are material to the defense or constitute Brady or Giglio material. Western also alleges that the Government has failed to produce in discovery the documents seized from Western, and that the Government has failed to identify any 404(b) evidence.
The Government responds that it has produced the relevant discovery in its possession and indicates that it has turned over thousands of documents from DCMA and JPL as well as the entire Defense Criminal Investigative Services ("DCIS") casefile from the investigation of Sierra Alloys. Further, the Government indicates that Defendants were given numerous opportunities to inspect, copy or photograph the search warrant documents at DCIS and at Judge Battaglia's chambers. Finally, the Government responds that it provided notice of potential 404(b) evidence on September 9, 2010. The Government asserts that 404(b) notice is not necessary because the acts are uncharged overt acts in the conspiracy already alleged or inextricably intertwined with the conduct charged in the indictment.
Defendants have failed to make any specific showing that the Government has improperly withheld documents subject to disclosure under Rule 16 and/or Brady or Giglio. Therefore, Defendants' motion to exclude evidence from JPL, DCMA, Boeing, Western Titanium, and Sierra Alloys is Denied.
As to the Government's 404(b) disclosure, it appears that the noticed acts may be subject to admission outside of 404(b) as uncharged overt acts of the conspiracy. See United States v. Soliman, 813 F.2d 277 (9th Cir. 1987) (Noting that the policies underlying Rule 404(b) are simply inapplicable when some offenses committed in a single criminal episode become "other acts" because the defendant is indicted for less than all of his actions.). However, because notice of these acts was not provided until September 9, 2010, the day after motions in limine were due, Defendants will be given an opportunity to respond. Thus, the Court Reserves ruling as to the admissibility of the other act evidence disclosed in the September 9 letter. Defendants may file a renewed motion in limine regarding this evidence on or before October 14, 2010; the Government shall file any response on or before October 20, 2010. The Court will rule at the time of trial.
5. Exclude Expert Testimony That Does Not Satisfy FRE 702 or FRE 403 (Western MIL No. 5) (Doc. No. 585)
Western seeks to preclude all or some of the testimony of 21 Government expert witnesses because: 1) the requirements of the specifications at issue are the ultimate legal issue in this case; 2) the specifications do not contain the "requirements" the Government seeks to adduce opinion testimony regarding; 3) some of the witnesses are not qualified to provide expert testimony on the various subjects identified by the Government; 4) the irrelevant testimony is a waste of time; 5) eliciting testimony from a fact witness is prejudicial; and 6) the testimony is unnecessarily cumulative. In addition, Western seeks to exclude two experts because they were identified after the Court's deadline.
While the Court will Reserve ruling on the admissibility of any particular expert's testimony or qualifications until the time of admission, the Court is able to make some findings at this time. First, the Court finds that opinion testimony regarding the proper meaning and interpretation of the specifications is admissible under Federal Rule of Evidence 702 because it will assist the jury to understand the evidence or to determine a fact in issue. The Court disagrees with Defendants' position that such testimony is barred by Rule 704 as an opinion on an ultimate issue to determined by the jury, or that it presents a question of law to be determined by the Court. Defendants are not charged with violating specifications, they are charged with fraud. Thus, opinion testimony regarding the meaning and interpretation of the specifications at issue may be probative of Defendants' knowledge and state of mind, but it does not opine on the ultimate issue in this case -- whether Defendants possessed the specific intent to defraud.
Second, the Court will give the Government's experts leeway to explain the requirements of given specifications, even if those requirements are not specifically set forth in the specifications. Defendants' knowledge of these requirements is an issue to determined by the jury. Thus, Defendants' objections to the lack of specificity regarding the requirements is a matter properly addressed on cross-examination.
Third, the Court notes that Ninth Circuit authority does permit the use of the same witness to provide lay and expert testimony provided the jurors are aware of the witness's dual roles. The Government indicates that it intends to elicit percipient testimony from certain witnesses before qualifying them as experts to opine on whether the material they received conformed to the specifications. In United States v. Anchrum, 590 F.3d 795 (9th Cir. 2009), the Court approved a procedure where the witness's testimony was separated into a first phase consisting of his percipient observations, and a second phase consisting of his credentials and expert testimony. The Court will approve the use of such a procedure in this case, however, the prosecution shall endeavor to keep the "fact" portion of witness's testimony wholly separate from the "expert" portion and shall make clear to the jury when the "expert" portion begins.
Fourth, the Court has reviewed the summaries of the proposed expert testimony and it appears that each expert will be testifying about different aspects of the specifications, or discreet events. However, the Court is not inclined to allow cumulative testimony. Defendants' objections in this regard are preserved.
Finally, because Defendants have failed to demonstrate any prejudice, the Court declines to exercise the extreme sanction of exclusion of the two Government experts that were disclosed late.
B. Motions filed by Defendant Ang
1. Motion in Limine Regarding Pre-Indictment Statements of Defendant Ang (Doc. No. 570)
Defendant Ang moves for an order to prohibit the Government from introducing an "off the record" portion of an interview Defendant Ang gave on August 10, 2004. The agents who conducted the interview did not transcribe the relevant portion of the interview until July of 2007. Defendant Ang contends that the Court should exclude evidence of this portion of the interview under Federal Rule of Evidence 403 because "the response to it will be a lengthy cross-examination . . . ."
This motion is Denied. Notably, Defendant Ang concedes that the mere introduction of this portion of the interview will not cause undue delay. Rather, Defendant Ang contends that any delay will result from his own cross-examination of the agents who conducted the interview. The Court is aware of no support for the proposition that a defendant may preclude the government from introducing relevant, admissible evidence by engaging in a lengthy cross-examination regarding that evidence. Accordingly, the Government may introduce the "off the record" portion of Defendant Ang's August 10, 2004 interview.
2. Motion in Limine Regarding Evidence Regarding the Kepler Spacecraft (Doc. No. 571)
Defendant Ang moves for an order to prohibit the Government from introducing evidence regarding the Kepler spacecraft. Overt act (gg) charged in count one of the Second Superseding Indictment pertains to allegedly nonconforming titanium supplied by Defendants that was used to manufacture components for the Kepler spacecraft. Defendant Ang contends that the Government impermissibly destroyed evidence by declining to delay the Kepler spacecraft's launch to allow Defendants to inspect and test the relevant components.
This motion is Denied. Under California v. Trombetta, 467 U.S. 489, 490 (1984), and Arizona v. Youngblood, 488 U.S. 51, 57--59 (1988), where the government fails to preserve evidence that is potentially exculpatory, the right to due process is violated only if (1) the evidence possessed an exculpatory value that was apparent before it was destroyed, (2) the defendant cannot obtain comparable evidence by other reasonably available means, and (3) the government acted in bad faith in failing to preserve the evidence. The second precondition to a due process violation is not met here. Ball Aerospace retained some of the material that it used to make the relevant components for the Kepler spacecraft, and the Government has offered that material to Defendants for testing on two occasions. The Court finds that this material would be comparable to the "destroyed" components of the Kepler spacecraft. The Court further finds that the Government made this material reasonably available to Defendants. Accordingly, the Government may introduce evidence regarding the Kepler spacecraft.
3. Motion in Limine Regarding Certain Prejudicial Terms and Phrases (Doc. No. 572)
Defendant Ang moves for an order under Federal Rule of Evidence 403 to prohibit Government counsel from uttering certain terms and phrases during trial. Specifically, Defendant Ang seeks to prohibit the Government from (1) referring to MIL Handbook Five as "the Bible," (2) using hyperbolic rhetoric to describe the damages allegedly attributable to Defendants' conduct, (3) using the phrase "slicing and dicing," (4) asserting that the titanium at issue "passed" or "failed" tests, (5) asserting that Defendants "certified" the titanium Western distributed, (6) asserting that Defendants "salted the batch" of testing samples Western sent for testing, and (7) asserting that Western is in the aerospace industry.
This motion is Denied Without Prejudice to renew at trial with respect to specific statements. The Court is disinclined to rule that the probative value of any phrase is substantially outweighed by its prejudicial effect without more. To the extent that Defendant Ang's objection is directed at statements by Government counsel, the Court will, of course, instruct the jury that statements, arguments, and questions of attorneys are not evidence. See, for example, 9th Cir. Crim. Jury Instr. 1.4. However, the parties are reminded that the Court will not tolerate arguments calculated to inflame the passions or prejudices of the jury.
Defendant Ang also moves for an order to prohibit the Government from asserting that Defendant Schroeder "hid" or "concealed" certain documents in his desk. As indicated previously, the Court will preclude evidence that any document found within the work product compilations was found in Defendant Schroeder's desk. Thus, this motion is Granted.
4. Motion in Limine to Exclude Evidence of Prior Similar Acts (Doc. No. 573)
Defendant Ang moves for an order to prohibit the Government from introducing evidence of other crimes, wrongs, or acts under Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b). Defendant Ang contends that the Government has not provided notice of its intent to introduce such evidence, as Rule 404(b) requires.
The Court Reserves ruling as to the admissibility of the prior act evidence disclosed in the September 9 letter pending the briefing previously ordered with respect to Defendant Western's motion to preclude this evidence (Western MIL No. 4).
C. Motions filed by Defendant Misak
1. Prohibit the Prosecution from Commenting on a Defendant's Exercise of his Right not to Testify, and Other Improper Argument (Misak MIL No. 1) (Doc. No. 574)
As Defendant acknowledges, it does go without saying that the prosecution may not comment on a defendant's failure to testify at trial. The Government indicates that it has no intention of breaching this principle, nor does it intend to make comments to appeal to the prejudices or emotions of the jury. Therefore, this motion is Denied as moot.
2. Prohibit Improper Argument in Opening Statement and to Review any Demonstrative Evidence to be Used in Opening Statement Before it is Used (Misak MIL No. 2) (Doc. No. 575)
Defendant Misak's request to provide prior notice of any demonstrative exhibits to be used during opening statements is Granted. Such disclosures shall be made by October 20, 2010. This order applies to all parties. Defendant's request to prohibit improper argument in opening statement is Denied as moot as the Court presumes that no party will intentionally offer improper argument in their opening statement.
3. Exclude Irrelevant Evidence Relating to Companies not Mentioned in the Indictment (Misak MIL No. 3) (Doc. No. 576)
Based upon the representations made by the Government in its opposition, it does appear that the evidence regarding the companies not mentioned in the indictment is relevant because it tends to establish Defendants' knowledge that the material they were selling did not conform to specifications and that the certifications they provided to customers were false. Therefore, Defendant's motion is Denied. Future objections that specific evidence is cumulative or unfairly prejudicial are not waived.
4. Exclude Irrelevant Third-Party Evidence (Misak MIL No. 4) (Doc. No. 577)
This motion is Denied. The contractual evidence, including invoices, awards, blueprints, diagrams and proprietary specifications, appears to be relevant to establish jurisdictional requirements; to demonstrate that Defendants' demand for payment was unjustified; to demonstrate the aircraft or spacecraft and interstate nexus requirements of 18 U.S.C. § 38; and as evidence of materiality.
5. Exclude Hearsay Statements (Misak MIL 5) (Doc. No. 578)
Defendant Misak seeks to exclude all statements offered as a co-conspirator statement under Fedederal Rule of Evidence 801(d)(2)(E) because there is no evidence of a conspiracy. The Government responds that it will establish each of the requisite preliminary facts prior to admitting any co-conspirator statements. Therefore, this motion is Reserved until the specific evidence is offered.
6. Motion for Defense Witness Immunity for Rigoberto Perez (Misak MIL No. 6) (Doc. No. 579)
Based upon the Government's representation that it has not provided immunity to witness Robert Boyer, the Court finds no basis to compel immunity for Rigoberto Perez. Accordingly, Defendant's motion is Denied.
D. Motions filed by Government (Doc. No. 580)
1. Setting of Reasonable Time Limits for Trial
While the Court would gladly set time limits for both the prosecution and defense cases, the Court must concur with Defendant Misak's assessment that the Court cannot, and does not, have a realistic understanding of what the proof will be how and how much time would be adequate for either side to present its case. Therefore, the Government's motion to set time limits is Denied.
The defendants have advanced several proposals to facilitate the timely progression of the trial, some of which the Court would like to comment upon. First, the Court declines to order the Government to proffer the relevance of each exhibit and witness at this time. The expectation that the Court will be in a position to issue pretrial rulings on the admissibility of the Government's exhibits and witnesses is unrealistic. Similarly, the Court declines to order the Government to name its witnesses, their proposed order and relevance at this time.
Second, the Court does not expect that the Government, or any party, will be presenting irrelevant, unnecessary and duplicative testimony and exhibits.
Third, the Court would encourage each side to provide opposing counsel with a rolling list of witnesses and exhibits to be called within the upcoming 48 hours of trial. However, the Court believes that the details of such an arrangement is capable of resolution between the parties as a matter of professionalism, thus the Court declines to enter any formal order at this time. Along these lines, the Court would also encourage the Government to inform the defense of any overt act that it does not intend to prove.
Fourth, the Court will request that the Government notify the defense before it excuses a subpoenaed witness.
Fifth, the Court believes that it would be appropriate not to limit cross-examination to the scope of direct if the witness would be subject to re-call. The Court believes this determination would best be made on a witness-by-witness basis.
Finally, the trial hours will be from 9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. with a one hour lunch break and a 15- minute break during each morning and afternoon session.
2. Preclusion of Speaking Objections at Trial
The Government's motion to preclude speaking objections in the presence of the jury is Granted. However, the Court acknowledges Defendants' concern that some evidentiary objections will require particularized explanations. Thus, the Court will remain flexible to provide avenues for the parties to make their positions clear when the issue is more complicated than that presented by an ordinary objection. When the parties are able to anticipate an issue in advance, they should notify the Court and we will attempt to find a time to resolve the issue outside of the jury's presence. The Court recognizes that some issues may need to be addressed side-bar, but the Court would prefer to keep such conferences to a minimum.
3. Exclusion of "Root Cause" Report
The Government's motion to exclude the Defense Contract Management Agency ("DCMA") Nonconforming Titanium Root Cause Analysis Report is Denied. Assuming the proper foundation is laid, the Court finds that report is admissible as a public report under Federal Rule of Evidence 803(8)(C). The Court is not persuaded that the alleged "draft" status of the report indicates a lack of trustworthiness. The report contains no indication that it is meant to be a draft and sets forth a comprehensive and detailed analysis by a team of members from the DCMA, NASA, the US Air Force, and private corporations. The Court finds sufficient indicia of trustworthiness to warrant admission of the document.
The report may also be admissible under Federal Rule of Evidence 801(d)(2)(D) as a party admission because the DCMA appears to be the relevant and competent government agency charged with the development of rules for defense suppliers to ensure that DoD, Federal, and allied government supplies and services meet all performance requirements. See United States v. Van Griffin, 874 F.2d 634, 638 (9th Cir. 1989) (finding that National Highway Traffic Safety Administration pamphlet on sobriety testing admissible as party admission by the United States because NHTSA was the relevant and competent section of the government charged with the development of rules for highway safety).
4. Admission of Document from Daniel Schroeder's Desk
For the reasons previously set forth, the Court finds that copies of documents within the work product compilations are not independently admissible as items discovered in the desk. Accordingly, this motion is Denied.
5. Exclusion of Witnesses
The motion to exclude witnesses pursuant to Federal Rule of Evidence 615 is Granted. The following are exempted from exclusion:
1. the Government's case agent, Agent Dao, and FBI Special Agent Peters;
2. all defendants and/or corporate representatives (of corporation defendants);
3. Jenna Aviano;
4. any non-fact expert witnesses; and
5. character witnesses.
6. Preclusion of Improper Objections during Testimony of Witness Aviano
This motion appears to be Moot as Defendant Western indicates it will have no objection to Ms. Aviano testifying about her personal knowledge of relevant matters that she possessed prior to January 2009 and was not learned in privileged communications. Ms. Aviano's testimony, both questions and answers, should be directed solely at her personal knowledge of the events at issue.
7. Exclusion of Evidence of Testing of Non-Western Titanium Materials
The Government moves to exclude, pursuant to Federal Rules of Evidence 401 and 403, evidence of testing performed on other material not procured and sold by Western Titanium. The Government does not describe the particular testing it seeks to exclude, thus the Court will Reserve ruling until the time of admission, when the Court will be in a better position to understand the nature of the evidence and the context in which it is offered. However, the Court will indicate that based on the arguments in the defendants' oppositions, it appears that the "baseline plate" testing and the "billet" testing would be relevant and admissible.
8. Exclusion of Evidence of Industry Practice
This motion is Denied. The Court has given the Government broad latitude in its presentation of evidence regarding the proper meaning and interpretation of the specifications at issue in this case. Fairness dictates that defendants also be permitted latitude to establish that their interpretation of the specifications was reasonable under accepted industry standards, particularly in light of the concededly ambiguous nature of the specifications.
9. Exclusion of Boeing Reports and Powerpoint
The Court will Reserve this issue until the time of trial to allow defendants to lay the foundation for admission of the Boeing Reports and Powerpoint presentation as non-hearsay. However, the Court is not persuaded that the documents are sufficiently trustworthy to be admissible under the business records exception because they were apparently prepared in anticipation of litigation. Furthermore, the Court is not persuaded that the documents are admissible as non-hearsay evidence of Boeing's state of mind because Boeing's state of mind is irrelevant -- the government is the victim in this case, not Boeing. However, the Court will reserve final ruling as to these issues, as well as whether the documents are admissible as non-hearsay evidence that the interpretation of the specifications is subject to dispute.
10. Exclusion of Bodycote Letter
The Court finds that the Bodycote letter is relevant and admissible as evidence of Defendants' knowledge, state of mind, and intent. The distinctions drawn by the Government as to relevance are matters appropriately weighed by the jury in its consideration of the evidence, therefore the Government's motion to exclude the letter is Denied.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post8780357339753353674..comments2016-12-11T14:57:26.948+05:30Comments on Electronic Circuit Projects: How to Build a Simple Egg Incubator Thermostat CircuitSwagatam firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-76617546932728975802016-07-14T09:32:44.942+05:302016-07-14T09:32:44.942+05:30yes you can set it at any desired point within 100...yes you can set it at any desired point within 100 degree range, the inclusion of the opamp makes sure that the cut-off is sharp and accurateSwagatam Majumdarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-90538104503394368412016-07-14T05:48:03.626+05:302016-07-14T05:48:03.626+05:30thank you for your help......can i make it cut at ...thank you for your help......can i make it cut at 39C and work at 35C???اوس النعيميhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-29265077708107012732016-07-13T17:12:51.549+05:302016-07-13T17:12:51.549+05:30thank you sir for your help......can I make this c...thank you sir for your help......can I make this circuit cut of at 38C and start at 36C (I want sensitive thermostatاوس النعيميhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-80914486311768783912016-07-13T09:00:12.160+05:302016-07-13T09:00:12.160+05:30اوس النعيمي any of those will do, but BC547 is th...اوس النعيمي

any of those will do, but BC547 is the recommended one.

2N3906 will not work because it is PNPSwagatam Majumdarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-5651453146157535232016-07-13T05:28:11.189+05:302016-07-13T05:28:11.189+05:30sir which is better bc547 or 2n3904 or 2n3906 to u...sir which is better bc547 or 2n3904 or 2n3906 to use as a sensor ????....thank you very much for all circuit...اوس النعيميhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-47900624249573814212016-07-06T20:15:00.909+05:302016-07-06T20:15:00.909+05:30Dinesh, the BC547 needs to be placed near the heat...Dinesh, the BC547 needs to be placed near the heat source for the detection.Swagatam Majumdarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-75351555727981115952016-07-06T20:13:50.672+05:302016-07-06T20:13:50.672+05:30yes you can use ityes you can use itSwagatam Majumdarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-22766798893295057992016-07-05T20:55:22.698+05:302016-07-05T20:55:22.698+05:30Sir bc547 can I place nearby lamp? Or other places...Sir bc547 can I place nearby lamp?
Or other places DINESH KUMARhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-17644786939968818822016-07-05T20:10:27.005+05:302016-07-05T20:10:27.005+05:30Sir can I use 12v ,1A transformer?Sir can I use 12v ,1A transformer?DINESH KUMARhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-38906710288414579012016-07-05T16:21:01.577+05:302016-07-05T16:21:01.577+05:30adjust the given presets to trigger the relay at 4...adjust the given presets to trigger the relay at 40 degrees that's all, I have already explained the procedures elaborately in the earlier commentsSwagatam Majumdarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-89472916900135776632016-07-05T16:17:50.005+05:302016-07-05T16:17:50.005+05:30LM35 will not work in the above set up, the config...LM35 will not work in the above set up, the configuration will need to be changed for that...BC547 is used as a heat sensor hereSwagatam Majumdarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-90275933608840344882016-07-05T10:06:01.206+05:302016-07-05T10:06:01.206+05:30Sir need another one doubt.how to control temperat...Sir need another one doubt.how to control temperature at 35-40 degree?
Plz help email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-3004793326909194302016-07-05T09:56:30.183+05:302016-07-05T09:56:30.183+05:30Sir,how it possible bc547 how to control temperatu...Sir,how it possible bc547 how to control temperature. The transistor can't trigger relay.
Can I replace LM35 in BC547 place?
Please reply email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-50972256774921305762016-03-31T15:12:03.200+05:302016-03-31T15:12:03.200+05:30Please, concerning the buzzing sound, which of the...Please, concerning the buzzing sound, which of the transistors are you referring to??Clifford Hodgsonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-87870418169056070562016-03-31T14:44:45.642+05:302016-03-31T14:44:45.642+05:30Hello sir, is the preset resistor 10k or 100k.Hello sir, is the preset resistor 10k or 100k.Clifford Hodgsonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-24859077992681584932016-03-09T22:02:10.994+05:302016-03-09T22:02:10.994+05:30Hi udhayakumar, It will be difficult for me to ex...Hi udhayakumar,

It will be difficult for me to explain the same procedures again and again to each member individually.

please go through the above comments to exactly understand how the circuit needs to be handled.
unless you thoroughly understand how an opamp works and how the temperature indicator stage needs to be integrated with the opamp circuit you would find succeeding with this design extremely difficult.Swagatam Majumdarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-66144385667088869052016-03-09T11:24:28.748+05:302016-03-09T11:24:28.748+05:30Hi Swagatam, Thanks swagatam for your valuable c...Hi Swagatam,

 Thanks swagatam for your valuable comments also i am need your help please help me on this,

 I have tried the second circuit(without opto LED/LDR compo),on that am used a 24vdc as input to the Ic 7812 circuit used 12v and my load is 24v dc.

Now switch on the input and checked with the multimeter across input of IC 7812(+) and relay centre pin(-) am getting 24v, also heated the BC 547 more than 60degree but cut-off function not working.

at the same time check the voltage with respect input of IC 7812(+) and circuit ground as(-) am get the zero voltage of load, i don't know where is the mistake please help me on this.udhayakumar ramarajhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-77392524054350699312016-03-08T16:39:58.677+05:302016-03-08T16:39:58.677+05:30Actually I have already explained the procedures i...Actually I have already explained the procedures in the earlier comments, I'll repeat it briefly for you.

initially do not insert the LED with the LDR.
heat the BC547 at 75 C and adjust VR1 until the LED illuminates jut moderately, once VR1 is set now you can seal this LED with the opamp LDR.
after this repeat the heating procedure and now adjust P1 until you find the relay just clicking...seal P1 now...the circuit is now set for 75 C.

repeat the procedure to confirm the activation threshold.

do this without connecting the 220K preset.

first confirm this result, afterwards we can go ahead with the 220k integration.Swagatam Majumdarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-65350145653035154362016-03-08T11:51:00.003+05:302016-03-08T11:51:00.003+05:30thank u for your reply i have some query about you...thank u for your reply
i have some query about your reply
1. how to set p1 as 75 degree . when we set the preset value of the resistor before or after the power supply given.
2. if we use 220k preset for setting 45 degree then if we want to set our minimum temperature as 35 degree then which resistor value we want to use. Is there any special formal for setting resistor presetGuru Narayananhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-85635405339136523252016-03-05T19:38:57.248+05:302016-03-05T19:38:57.248+05:30Hi Udhayakumar, the above circuit will switch ON/...Hi Udhayakumar,

the above circuit will switch ON/OFF sharply within 2 degrees range, meaning if it's set for tripping at 50C then it will keep toggling ON/OFF within the range of 50C and 52C, for setting the range apart you may have to include a resistor across pin2 and pin6 of the opamp, as explained in the previous comment.

24V will do if 7812 is employed in the circuit.

in the relay the blue box ends correspond to the relay coil, while the unused contact represents N/O

BC547 emitter is connected to ground or the negative line.Swagatam Majumdarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-36299251551082946212016-03-05T19:15:42.312+05:302016-03-05T19:15:42.312+05:30Hello Guru, please see the previous comment, I hav...Hello Guru, please see the previous comment, I have answered your question already.Swagatam Majumdarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-6997170666937059022016-03-05T13:28:18.074+05:302016-03-05T13:28:18.074+05:30Hai Swagatam, I have few queries could you please...Hai Swagatam,

I have few queries could you please explain
1.how to set the minimum and maximum temperature of the circuit.
2.can i use 24vdc as input voltage for incubator Thermostat Circuit (cause in input side we have used a 7812 IC on that additionally 0.33micro farad capacitor as input and 0.1 micro farad capacitor as output side).
3.In relay you have connected 2 pin is input side and output side also connected 2 pin only one pin is remaining in o/p side,can you please explain that relay connection.
4.Transistor Bc547 Emitter terminal line is ground connection am i right.udhayakumar ramarajhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-42491469897945631052016-03-05T13:11:31.864+05:302016-03-05T13:11:31.864+05:30Hello Unknown, the 75 degrees can be set by the P...Hello Unknown,

the 75 degrees can be set by the P1 preset, and for setting the 45 degrees, you will need to connect a 220K preset across pin6 and pin2 (hysteresis control, this preset can be used for adjusting the 45 degrees restoration.

or alternatively you can use another opamp with its PIN#2 connected with pin3 of the existing opamp, and PIN#3 configured with a separate preset but attached to the same points as the existing opamp preset pin2.

the output of this opamp then can be connected with the base of the transistor for the cut off action, with its PIN#3 preset adjusted for cutting off at 45C.

Swagatam Majumdarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-55383960763172031552016-03-05T12:42:47.556+05:302016-03-05T12:42:47.556+05:30Hello Sir Swagatam , i have some doubts in this...Hello Sir Swagatam , i have some doubts in this design
for my project
1. i want to control the temperature cutoff at 75 celsius and on the voltage at 45 degree celsius . how i can adjust the cutoff and on temperature
2. i want maximum temperature at 75 degree celsius for that which resistor i want to change and what range i want change the resistor and same as for minimum temperature as 45 degree celsius
Guru Narayananhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8226950546477403054.post-30112330340519537302016-03-05T12:41:45.763+05:302016-03-05T12:41:45.763+05:30Hello Sir Swagatam , i have some doubts in this...Hello Sir Swagatam , i have some doubts in this design
for my project
1. i want to control the temperature cutoff at 75 celsius and on the voltage at 45 degree celsius . how i can adjust the cutoff and on temperature
2. i want maximum temperature at 75 degree celsius for that which resistor i want to change and what range i want change the resistor and same as for minimum temperature as 45 degree celsius
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Cook 10 mins
I have not tried this but it certainly sounds interesting! If anyone tries this I'd really like to know how it was. I would but I don't think it would be a wise choice for an insulin dependant person.
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- 12 cooked breaded chicken nuggets, frozen
- 1 (4 1/2 ounce) packagerefrigerated buttermilk or 1 (4 1/2 ounce) package country biscuits
- 1 medium zucchini, and cut into 3x3/4-inch strips or 1 medium summer squash, cut into 3x3/4-inch strips
- 1⁄3 cup butter, melted
- 3 tablespoons honey
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
- Arrange chicken chunks in a single layer on a microwave-safe plate. Microwave, uncovered, on 100 percent power (high) for 1 minute (chicken will not be heated through but allows the skewer to be easily inserted).
- Use a kitchen scissors to snip or a knife to cut each biscuit in half.
- On each of four metal or wooden skewers alternately thread chicken pieces, biscuit halves, and squash, leaving about 1/4 inch space between pieces.
- Place skewers on ungreased baking sheet. Bake for 10 minutes or until biscuits are golden brown and chicken is heated through.
- Meanwhile, whisk together melted butter and honey. Drizzle some of the mixture over kabobs. Pass remainder for dipping.
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This looks very good I want to try it; might sub some different veggies for the zuc as I don't have any. To make it diabetic frendly make your own nuggets, biscuits, and use S/F honey (yes, it's imatation honey but it still tastes like honey). The brand I buy at Walmart's is called Treebeard's. Making your own does defeat the quick aspect, but it's better than store bought (healthier) and you can use lower carb flours/baking mix to help keep the blood sugar down. Besides if you make the nuggets and biscuits ahead of time and freeze it will be quick. Thanks for posting this recipe.
It doesn't get much quicker or easier than this! I was immediately intrigued when I saw this recipe, and couldn't wait to try it...and it was a tasty, fun treat! I omitted the veggies because we're all quite picky, but made corn-on-the-cob to complete the hand-held meal, and I really liked the special touch the honey butter brought to these kabobs. I actually used 20 pieces of popcorn chicken, five for each skewer, and a 7 1/2-ounce tube of biscuits...and once we'd gobbled down the first four kabobs, I was asked to make seconds! Great recipe! Thanks!
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decided: October 17, 1978.
HELEN R. DAVY, PETITIONERv.COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION BOARD OF REVIEW, RESPONDENT
Appeal from the Order of the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review in case of In Re: Claim of Helen R. Davy, No. B-134781-B.
Walter Perry, with him Warren R. Baldys, Jr., for petitioner.
Susan Shinkman, Assistant Attorney General, with her Gerald Gornish, Attorney General, for respondent.
Judges Crumlish, Jr., Rogers and Craig, sitting as a panel of three. Opinion by Judge Rogers.
[ 38 Pa. Commw. Page 154]
Helen R. Davy was declared ineligible for unemployment compensation by a referee and, on appeal, by the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
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on the ground she was not available for suitable work. Section 401(d) of the Unemployment Compensation Law (Law), Act of December 5, 1936, Second Ex Sess., P.L. (1937) 2897, as amended, 43 P.S. § 801(d).
Claimant was employed by Cluett-Peabody in Williamsport for eight years as a sewing machine operator. While so employed and since, she has lived in Canton, Pennsylvania, located about forty miles from Williamsport, from which she commuted to her job at Cluett-Peabody, usually, it seems, by car pool. On March 4, 1975, Mrs. Davy lost her job when the plant closed and she applied for and was granted unemployment benefits on November 9, 1975.
On June 3, 1976, an employee of the Bureau of Employment Security called Mrs. Davy by telephone and told her of a job opening for which she was apparently qualified in Williamsport. Mrs. Davy told the caller she had no means of transportation to Williamsport. The referral was not offered to her; and the Bureau then sent her a notice that she was ineligible for benefits on the ground of unavailability under Section 401(d) and for her failure to apply for suitable work under Section 402(a). Mrs. Davy appealed. After hearing, the referee correctly decided that Section 402(a) did not apply because the Bureau had not made the referral of work. He also decided that Section 401(d) did apply because her lack of transportation rendered her unavailable for suitable work. The Board affirmed the decision of the referee. After Mrs. Davy appealed the Board's decision to this Court, the parties agreed to remand to give her a further opportunity to present evidence. At the first hearing Mrs. Davy had testified that she would take a position in Williamsport if she had transportation, the clear inference being that she didn't have transportation and therefore could not work in Williamsport. At the second hearing she and her husband offered several
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possibilities for transportation to Williamsport, the principal one suggested being the possibility of joining another car pool. In the end, the referee, as it was within his province to do, believed Mrs. Davy's testimony at the first hearing -- that she was not available for a job in Williamsport because she had no transportation.
Our scope of review is confined to questions of law and, absent fraud, a determination of whether the Board's findings are supported by the evidence. Questions of credibility and the weight to be given evidence are for the Board. Lakeview Forge Co. v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, 36 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 204, 387 A.2d 984 (1978). Generally, the determination of whether a claimant is available for work as required by Section 401(d) of the Law is a question of fact for the Board. Goodwin v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, 32 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 285, 378 A.2d 1308 (1977).
Claimant's testimony concerning her ability to obtain transportation to Williamsport was not consistent and the Board was justified in resolving the question by accepting the first version of Mrs. Day's position on work in Williamsport. The referee and the Board found, however, that the nearest labor market with suitable jobs for Mrs. Davy was Williamsport. The only support for the finding which we can find in the record is the following examination of Mrs. Davy:
Q. You live in Canton. Are there any manufacturing plants in Canton --
A. No.
Q. Where they would hire sewing machine operators?
A. Not as I know of in Canton, no.
We believe this testimony is insufficient to support the finding that the nearest labor market with jobs suitable for Mrs. Davy was in Williamsport, forty
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miles from her home. First, there is no rule of which we are aware that the work is only suitable if it is work similar to that in which the claimant was previously engaged. A claimant is attached to the labor force as long as she is able to do some type of work and there is a reasonable opportunity for securing such work in the vicinity of her residence. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review v. Patsy, 21 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 341, 345 A.2d 785 (1975). We believe that the compensation authorities improperly limited their inquiry into the availability of work suitable to Mrs. Davy's circumstances to employment opportunities for sewing machine operators. It follows that the referee and the Board also erred in finding that the nearest labor market to be considered in Mrs. Davy's case was Williamsport.
The case of Goodwin v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, supra, is close on the facts. There a laborer was unable to report to a referral because his automobile was inoperable. The compensation authorities decided, inter alia, that he was not available for suitable work as required by Section 401(d). We reversed, holding that it could not be declared as a matter of law that a person was unavailable for suitable work solely because he could accept work only within walking distance of his home; and that whether or not a person in those circumstances was actually unavailable would depend on the outcome of an inquiry into the status of the job market within walking distance of where the claimant lived. It happened in Goodwin, supra, that there was uncontradicted evidence in the record that there were several large industrial plants and commercial establishments within walking distance of the claimant's home. We therefore reversed the Board's determination of ineligibility and directed that benefits should be paid Here, there is nothing on the record concerning the
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availability of work to one who lives in Canton, Pennsylvania and who is, as the referee and Board found, unable to commute to Williamsport, 40 miles away. We believe that the proper course in this case is to reverse the order below and to remand the record to the Board of Review for a factual inquiry into the availability of suitable work -- that is, work Mrs. Davy can do not limited to the operation of sewing machines -- in the area of or near Canton within which Mrs. Davy can walk or otherwise travel; and we will so order.
And Now, this 17th day of October, 1978, the order of the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review is reversed and the record is ordered remanded to the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review for further proceedings consistent with the opinion in this appeal.
Reversed and remanded.
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|This is a discussion on I really need to improve my game, any reply would be nice. within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Ok time to admit it, I suck at poker but I really want to become a winning player... I read a lot about 6-max (the
I really need to improve my game, any reply would be nice.
Ok time to admit it, I suck at poker but I really want to become a winning player... I read a lot about 6-max (the guide by GT_IE, the one by verneer on 2p2 and the old ryan fee stuff)
The tables are absolutely FULL of whale and loose/passive players so it should be great, however, everytime I take one of their stack, I lose more... a lot more not a long time after...
I play 16/14/4.7 with too much c-bet... 88% and not enough steal 27% on 3.2k hands in 6 max (I know it's a VERY small sample and mostly not valuable but by the time I reach something like 30-40k... I'll be broke... aherm).
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1. When I have a good starting hand but I miss the flop and I c-bet mister 50-80/3/0.5 and he calls, then I let go and lose (Already working on this one)
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3. I c-bet the flop, double barrel the turn and c/f the river (Might be using this too much, even if verneer recommend it in the uStakes...)
4. Those times where I have one pair hands up to trips (not sets) and I raise for value against fish, and they either call or raise (sometimes shoving) and minraise my bet on the turn or river shove and I don't fold since I don't see them on a monster (and 60% they are... the rest of the time it's just a bluff).
So please, oh great gurus of cardschat... should I begin to play ABC poker not trying anything out of line, trying to steal more from tight players (most of the time there is a loose player in the blinds on all 4 tables I sit at). C-bet less and play "fit or fold" ?... I'm really lost and I'd really like not to go broke (still have 90$ but I still lost 10$ in 3.2k hands... which looks like a lot...
It's not a downswing since I'm not often on the "right side" of the odds when I call... I could fold much more but then, would my play be profitable or I'd get eaten by the blinds ?
Thanks to everyone for their input,
First, drop down to 2nl if your not there already, sounds like you are but just to make sure!
Second, yes, JUST play ABC poker, no fancy play whatsoever is needed to win at the micro's, you could easily go from 2-10nl only ever 3betting for value and never bluffing (barring cbetting) imo.
Cut down on your cbetting for sure, get a SOLID understanding of board texture and what kind of boards hit opponents and what boards are gonna be whiffed by most villains and there for the taking. To start off with make it a rule to never cbet in multiway pots without a hand, until you've got cbetting down and you know your not making mistakes your best off sticking to cbetting when your chances of taking it down are highest, when the pot is HU.
Read about the Baluga Therom and start folding to turn raises, if you have KK IP vs a 70/30, flop comes down 34Jr, you get checked to and cbet, he flats and the turn comes a 5, or a 2, or an Ace, he checks to you, you bet like 2/3's pot and he shoves or min-raises.... its hard as shit and it'll take thousands of hands to batter into your head but fold, he has you beat.
Don't be scared to bet rivers, I must have missed out on so many bb's in the past by not putting in a valuebet on the river, everytime you check it back and the villain turns up with middle pair or TP but you've out kickered him with your T kicker, look back at the hand and work out what kinda range he could have got to the river with and was checking it back the +ev decision based on his play.
I'm going on a bit now but that should be enough for a while lol GL, if you work hard at your game the micros are beatable, dont be another guy who thinks they arent!
re: Poker & I really need to improve my game, any reply would be nice.
You definitely need to read on board texture's and proper C-betting procedure. Before you C-bet, put your opponent on a range as well, especially if they call you oop with an A on the board, when you do not have the A for just one example. This is a huge leak in most players games and one that I did a bunch of reading on because I, at a time, had to high of a cbet range.


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