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Larry Sanders speaks out on Instagram
Bucks center Larry Sanders, following the release of video of his role in the November nightclub fight, released this statement on Instagram on Thursday.
It reads as follows:
"I blame no one for my mistakes. I take full responsibility for my actions, this is something I've dealt with my whole life ... from being the black male followed around the store to being the black male helped around the store ... I've seen the American society from both ends .. ppl are hypnotized by the media to feel and base certain judgment toward certain groups of ppl and they don't even know it ... born into a system put into place before our existence"
Pistons 105, Bucks 98: Detroit big men dominate in Jennings' return
It was billed as Brandon Jennings' return.
But the Milwaukee Bucks had far bigger headaches than Jennings on Wednesday night.
They were dominated by Detroit Pistons big men Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe on the way to a 105-98 defeat at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Drummond finished with 24 points and 19 rebounds and Monroe had 18 points and 17 rebounds for the Pistons (9-10).
Milwaukee (3-15) lost its second straight and for the 13th time in its last 14 games.
And the Bucks starters were missing in action, meaning the load had to be carried by the reserves on this night.
Ersan Ilyasova paced a strong bench effort with a season-high 22 points and 10 rebounds and Luke Ridnour added 10 points and eight assists in 29 minutes.
The Bucks starters scored just 23 points in the first three quarters as Milwaukee trailed, 80-67, entering the final period.
Milwaukee tried to make a late run and pulled within 98-93 on a three-pointer by Brandon Knight with 1:36 left. But Jennings sank two free throws and found Josh Smith with a long outlet pass for a basket and a 102-93 Detroit lead inside the final minute.
Jennings did not shoot well (4 for 16) but had 17 points and 11 assists in his first game against the Bucks in Milwaukee since the July 31 trade that sent him to the Pistons. He committed six turnovers.
PLAYER OF GAME: Drummond was a force in the paint for Detroit and even survived a Hack-a-Shaq (Bang-a-Drum) tactic late in the game as he made 2 of 4 free throws after being fouled twice intentionally by the trailing Bucks. Drummond sank 8 of 13 field goals and 8 of 14 free throws.
STAT OF GAME: The Bucks allowed 42 free throw attempts and the Pistons hit 32 for a mark of 76.2%. Detroit hit far more free throws than the Bucks attempted (22).
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Ilyasova paces Bucks to 50-45 halftime lead
Ersan Ilyasova came off the bench to score 16 points and added six rebounds in the first half Wednesday, pacing the Bucks to a 50-45 lead over the Detroit Pistons.
Brandon Jennings had five points in the half in his first appearance in Milwaukee since the July 31 trade that sent him to the Pistons in exchange for Brandon Knight and Khris Middleton.
Luke Ridnour also gave the Bucks a huge boost off the bench. The veteran point guard had six points and five assists in 17 minutes.
Ilyasova was 5 of 10 from the field and 2 of 4 from three-point range.
The Bucks also were helped by reserves Giannis Antetokounmpo and Gary Neal. Both players logged 15 minutes and Neal had eight points while Antetokounmpo added four rebounds and two blocked shots.
Andre Drummond led Detroit with 12 points and 11 rebounds. The Pistons shot just 33.3% from the field (14 of 42) while the Bucks hit 40.5% (17 of 42).
Drew wants Larry Sanders back 'ASAP,' declines comment on citations
Bucks coach Larry Drew said before Wednesday's game with Detroit that he would have no comment on the municipal citations issued to center Larry Sanders for his part in a nightclub brawl.
The incident took place in the early morning hours of Nov. 3, following the Bucks home opener against Toronto.
Sanders suffered a torn ligament in his right thumb in the incident, and surveillance video of the fight was released on Wednesday.
Sanders was fined $185 for a disorderly conduct ticket and $366 for an assault and battery ticket.
"I don't want to comment on it," Drew said.
Asked when he hoped to have Sanders back in the lineup, Drew said, "ASAP. We're hoping, and I know Larry is hoping as well, once he gets the cast off and once the thumb is examined again, he will be able to rejoin us as soon as he can."
Initially the injury time frame was determined to be four to six weeks, which could put Sanders back before Christmas if all went well with his recovery.
Drew said "there are lessons learned for everybody" from the incident. The video shows Sanders throwing bottles and then being jumped on by several individuals at the club.
"I'm sure after this incident he has learned his lesson," Drew said.
Both the Bucks and Detroit Pistons arrived late to Milwaukee due to the foggy weather Wednesday. The Bucks flight from Boston was diverted to Chicago and they arrived around 2:30 a.m. by bus from O'Hare Airport. The Pistons also were forced to land in Chicago and arrived in Milwaukee around 4:30 a.m. after defeating the Miami Heat, 107-97, on Tuesday in Miami.
Police ticket Bucks center Larry Sanders for disorderly conduct, assault and battery
Police have ticketed Milwaukee Bucks center Larry Sanders for disorderly conduct and assault and battery in connection with a Nov. 3 altercation at Apartment 720, a popular downtown nightclub.
The two charges are municipal citations. The Milwaukee County district attorney's office said it had no plans to issue criminal charges against Sanders.
The municipal citations carry a fine of $185 for the disorderly conduct ticket and a fine of $366 for the assault and battery ticket.
Michael Hart, Sanders' attorney, said Wednesday that Sanders was not the aggressor in the incident.
"We are going to defend him," Hart said. "He has gotten a bad rap. The facts will bear that out."
A police official said at least one other person would be ticketed in connection with the incident.
A court date has been set for 1:15 p.m. Jan. 21.
Originally, Sanders said he injured his thumb in the Bucks' home game Nov. 2 against the Toronto Raptors, but the Bucks later confirmed the injury occurred at the nightclub. Sanders underwent surgery on his right thumb and has not played since.
Milwaukee Police released surveillance video of the fight Wednesday. Below is a portion of that video.
Jennings rides into Milwaukee on high of beating Heat
Brandon Jennings should be pumped up for his return to Milwaukee, regardless of how his new team is playing.
But the Detroit Pistons are coming off a 107-97 victory in Miami on Tuesday against the defending league champs.
And Jennings played a huge role, hitting a critical three-pointer to stem a Heat comeback. Heat star LeBron James called Jennings' shot "the dagger from 90 feet."
The Bucks and Pistons play Wednesday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Jennings' first appearance since the July 31 trade that sent him to Detroit. The Pistons already defeated the Bucks, 113-94, on Nov. 25 at the Palace of Auburn Hills and Jennings had 15 points and 13 assists that night.
Former Pistons guard Brandon Knight was coming off an injury when the teams played in Detroit but he is back in form now and playing major minutes as a starter for the Bucks.
Milwaukee will try to rebound from a 108-100 loss in Boston on Tuesday night.
Celtics shoot down Bucks, 108-100
Boston - Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens said his team would make shots against the Milwaukee Bucks zone.
And his team proved him right in a 108-100 victory Tuesday night at TD Garden.
Jordan Crawford led the way for the Celtics (8-12) with 25 points as all five Boston starters scored in double figures.
Jeff Green added 18, Brandon Bass 16, Avery Bradley 15 and Jared Sullinger 12.
And it was Sullinger who hit the key shot of the game, a tough fadeaway jumper over Bucks center John Henson with 45.6 seconds left to boost Boston to a 101-96 lead.
Sullinger's shot came after Bucks guard Brandon Knight sank a three-pointer to pull the Bucks within three.
Crawford sank all five shots he took in the fourth quarter, including 3 three-pointers, and finished with 15 points in the period. Crawford, Bradley and Courtney Lee combined to sink 10 of 11 shots in the final quarter as Boston scored 39 points.
O.J. Mayo paced the Bucks (3-14) with 19 points while Knight had 15 points, six assists and four rebounds. Khris Middleton added 14 points.
The Celtics struggled against the Bucks zone in a 92-85 loss in Milwaukee on Saturday. But this time they went 4 for 4 vs. the zone at the start of the fourth quarter and forced Bucks coach Larry Drew to go back to a man-to-man defense.
Boston hit 11 of 24 three-pointers, helped by a 4-of-7 effort from Crawford, 3 of 6 from Bradley and 3 of 5 by Green.
PLAYER OF GAME: Crawford hit 8 of 14 shots and caught fire in the fourth quarter to boost the Celtics. He had 25 points, five assists and two rebounds.
STAT OF GAME: Boston shot 49.4% overall and 45.8% from three-point range, drilling 11 of 24 beyond the arc.
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Bucks trim deficit, trail Celtics by 7 at half
Boston - The Bucks looked sluggish for most of the first half Tuesday night at TD Garden.
But Boston could not pull away as Milwaukee trimmed a 15-point deficit to 48-41 at intermission.
Jordan Crawford had 10 points and added four assists to lead the Celtics, while Jared Sullinger and Avery Bradley added eight points apiece.
The Bucks shot 48.6% in the half, hitting 17 of 35 attempts. Khris Middleton and O.J. Mayo had eight points each for Milwaukee.
Boston held a 20-16 advantage in points in the paint but was limited to 41.5% shooting (17 of 41). The Bucks were hurt by 13 turnovers leading to 17 Celtics points.
Bucks point guard Brandon Knight was just 1 of 7 from the field and had four points and four rebounds in 16 minutes.
Getting in a comfort zone
Boston - Much of the talk before Tuesday's rematch between the Bucks and Celtics centered around the zone defense employed effectively by Milwaukee on Saturday.
Celtics coach Brad Stevens credited the Bucks zone but also said his team was to blame.
"We let a bad shooting night affect us on both ends," Stevens said in his pregame remarks to reporters at TD Garden.
Stevens was unhappy with the way Bucks guards Brandon Knight and O.J. Mayo combined to hit 16 of 28 shots and score 42 points, including 22 by Mayo.
The Bucks zone helped turn around an early deficit as Milwaukee outscored Boston, 28-14, in the second quarter on the way to a 92-85 victory.
Bucks coach Larry Drew is a proponent of the zone.
"I'm very comfortable with it," Drew said. "When you talk about the NBA you talk about defenses that fit your club.
"Certainly, given what our situation is from a personnel standpoint, we go into games where we don't match up with certain teams. And I think it's important to use different defenses. We've been playing zone from Day 1. Some days we play it more than others."
What are the positive aspects of playing zone?
"It does a number of things," Drew said. "It changes the pace of the game. It allows you to play a defense that not necessarily puts you into a 1-on-1 situation.
"Does it stop them? No. But it allows you to somewhat dictate the rhythm or the pace of the game."
Drew said the Bucks played only a couple possessions of zone in the second half Saturday.
"Certainly the other night it did us some good," he said.
They're still talking about Giannis' end-to-end play
Boston - It was a college football Saturday and the Auburn-Alabama game had that absolutely incredible ending.
So there wasn't much time to show NBA highlights later that night on ESPN and the other major sports networks.
On a normal night, Bucks rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo might have received more attention for his end-to-end block and dunk that jolted his team to life in a 92-85 victory over the Boston Celtics.
The play was still being talked about at the Bucks shootaround Tuesday morning at TD Garden, where the team was preparing for a rematch with the Celtics.
"What he did, he erased a mistake," Bucks coach Larry Drew said. "Some guys would give up on a play like that. They turn the basketball over and it's kind of that woe is me.
"No, he sprinted the floor and came in from behind and made a heck of a block. Then he sprints the floor and gets the ball back and dunks it. That says a lot about him."
Probably the most amazing part of the sequence is the 18-year-old's ability to sprint and block Jordan Crawford's shot from behind.
"I didn't think he had a chance, to be honest with you," Drew said. "From where I was standing ... when the ball was stolen, Crawford had a sizable head start on him. He (Antetokounmpo) was able to recover and make a play on the ball. It was just a terrific play."
Antetokounmpo had a simple explanation for the play.
"I make the mistake, so I make a turnover," he said. "The only thing that I can do to help my teammates is take the ball back. So I try to block the shot, and I get the ball back. That was my goal. That was my mistake; I try to correct immediately."
No wonder Bucks fans want to see Antetokounmpo on the floor even more. He played 28 minutes on Saturday and finished with 10 points, seven rebounds and four assists.
"It's kind of a fine line," Drew said. "You've got an 18-year-old kid who is still learning, he's still developing. There's a lot you have to teach him. We want to bring him along the right way.
"I've got to look at everything when I talk about putting him in the game. You know, matchups. I'm looking for everything. But this kid is showing he deserves to be out on that floor.
"When he gets off the bench, you can hear the crowd. I've said it before, he's very intriguing. And when he gets stronger and a little bit bigger and he develops as far as learning this game, he has a chance to be a really terrific player."
Antetokounmpo also hit a three-pointer and dunked off a pass by Zaza Pachulia in a key sequence in the second half Saturday.
"He didn't shy away from that, did he?" Drew said of the three-point shot. "He made some big plays."
Drew said Ersan Ilyasova was able to go through the shootaround and should be available off the bench against Boston. Ilyasova missed Saturday's game due to hamstring and thumb injuries.
The Bucks coach said he would go with the same lineup that started Saturday as the team snapped its 11-game losing streak. Brandon Knight and O.J. Mayo will be in the backcourt, with John Henson at center and Ekpe Udoh and Khris Middleton at the forward spots.
New enforcer: The Bucks again will have to contend with the physical brand of play from former Ohio State star Jared Sullinger, who had 21 points and 14 rebounds Saturday.
Sullinger also picked up his second flagrant foul of the season when he took a hard foul against Middleton.
"I just got to soften up a little bit," Sullinger told Boston reporters after practice Monday. "I thought it was a clean, hard foul, but some people think different, so we'll see. Maybe I gotta give up two points. I'm just out there playing basketball. I can't help it that I'm so big and that guys bounce off me the way they do."
Bucks, Celtics to continue chess match
St. Francis - Bucks coach Larry Drew said he doesn't mind playing the same team twice in a row.
In fact, he kind of likes it.
The Bucks will face the Boston Celtics for the second time in four days on Tuesday night at TD Garden. And they will be hoping to go 3-0 against Boston this season.
That's a strange possibility considering the Bucks are 3-13 overall and finally snapped an 11-game skid with their 92-85 victory over the Celtics on Saturday night.
"It kind of has a playoff feel to it," Drew said. "How teams can play you one time and then take a day to prepare for another game in the next 48 hours or whatever.
"The challenge is to think out of the box a bit in terms of what they may do from an adjustment standpoint. We'll make some adjustments on our end as well. Me personally, I like playing games like this. It becomes kind of a chess match, thinking what they may do and they're thinking what we may do.
"You get into the game and chances are within the first few minutes of the game there are going to be some adjustments made. We'll see."
Drew used a zone defense effectively in the first half Saturday and the Bucks took advantage of Boston's struggles beyond the three-point arc (4 of 19). Milwaukee also was able to get in the open court and scored 16 fast-break points.
But that could change dramatically on the Celtics' home floor.
Drew said forward Ersan Ilyasova was able to practice Monday despite thumb and hamstring injuries. The power forward is listed as probable but Drew said no decision on his status will be made until Tuesday.
"Hopefully he'll be available," Drew said.
"He's not been the Ers that everybody is used to seeing, the activity when he's out on the floor. I can clearly see that he's still suffering from the ankle injury.
"He's not moving anywhere near the way he's done in the past. We're just hoping the thing can hurry up and heal so we can get him back to full strength."
Ilyasova suffered a badly sprained right ankle in the first exhibition game on Oct. 8 and was sidelined until the regular-season opener Oct. 30. But he quickly aggravated the ankle injury and had to sit out again before returning.
He recently hurt his right thumb and left hamstring and had to leave the game at Charlotte on Friday after playing just 12 minutes. Ilyasova sat out the game Saturday.
"I know he's been wrapping it (the thumb) every time he's come out on the floor and I know there's been some swelling in it," Drew said. "He's a little wounded right now."
Caron Butler (swollen left knee) remains out and is expected to be sidelined at least a week. Butler did not play in the last two games.
Bucks put halt to slide at 11 games, beat Celtics
Finally, a victory.
The Milwaukee Bucks brought an energetic performance to their home court on Saturday night and halted their 11-game losing streak with a 92-85 victory over the Boston Celtics at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
O.J. Mayo led the way for the Bucks (3-13) with 22 points while point guard Brandon Knight finished with 20 points, nine rebounds and eight assists.
John Henson, getting a start at center, contributed 13 points and 13 rebounds. Ekpe Udoh added nine points and 10 rebounds as the starting power forward, taking the place of an injured Ersan Ilyasova.
And rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo gave the Bucks a jolt in both halves and had 10 points, seven rebounds and four assists in 27 productive minutes.
Jared Sullinger led Boston (7-12) with 21 points and 14 rebounds and Jordan Crawford and Jeff Green added 18 points apiece.
The Bucks had to fend off a Celtics rally in the final minutes as Boston cut the deficit to 88-81 on a three-pointer by Green with 1:29 left.
But Knight scored a layup on an assist from Mayo with 54.9 seconds left to give the Bucks a 90-81 lead and that was enough.
Before the game Bucks coach Larry Drew said Antetokounmpo would play more due to an injury that sidelined Caron Butler.
And the rookie from Greece took full advantage of the extra minutes. His spectacular block of a shot by Crawford in the second quarter led to a fast break and a one-handed slam on the other end by Antetokounmpo off a pass from Luke Ridnour.
"Certainly the crowd got into it and you could see what he was doing to our team," Bucks coach Larry Drew said. "He really made some nice plays.
"I was going to leave him in there (in the first half) until he gave me the fist that he wanted to come out. Because I thought when he came into the game we were in a really good rhythm and we were doing some good things out there.
"You know, Giannis is really long. So defensively you can do a couple things with him. You can switch certain matchups with him. His length is something he really uses to his advantage. I didn't think he had a chance to get to that ball that he blocked. But he got there and blocked it and made a big play. It seemed like that was the play that really jump-started the whole team."
Antetokounmpo sank a three-pointer and followed with a dunk off a pass from Zaza Pachulia to give the Bucks a nine-point lead late in the third quarter.
Milwaukee led, 70-63, entering the final period and extended the margin with a 10-0 run to open the fourth quarter, behind a three-pointer by Ridnour, five points from Udoh and a basket by Gary Neal.
That proved too much for the Celtics to overcome.
It's Giannis time as Bucks lead, 47-41, at half
It was Giannis time in the first half Saturday night.
The Bucks' 18-year-old rookie, Giannis Antetokounmpo, got his chance with Caron Butler injured. And Antetokounmpo responded with an energetic performance that included five points, three rebounds, three assists and one spectacular block.
The Bucks' first-round pick also had a stunning dunk on the break, moments after chasing down Jordan Crawford to wipe away the Celtics guard's shot.
Brandon Knight and O.J. Mayo each had 12 points to pace the Bucks while Jared Sullinger led Boston with 15 points and seven rebounds.
John Henson, getting a start at center, had eight points and eight rebounds in 19 first-half minutes for Milwaukee.
John Henson moves in as starter at center; Butler and Ilyasova out
John Henson will get the starting nod at the center position as the Bucks play the first of consecutive games against the Boston Celtics Saturday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Henson will start in place of veteran Zaza Pachulia, who will be available off the bench, Bucks coach Larry Drew said in his pre-game remarks.
Ekpe Udoh will start at power forward with Ersan Ilyasova sidelined by thumb and hamstring injuries, Drew said.
Veteran forward Caron Butler will be out at least a week due to a swollen left knee, so the Bucks bench will be fairly thin as Milwaukee tries to snap its 11-game losing streak.
The Bucks beat the Celtics in Boston in the second game of the season but the Celtics are playing much better now and are coming off a 103-86 victory over Cleveland at home on Friday. Jordan Crawford, who is playing at both guard spots, recorded a triple-double with 11 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists against the Cavaliers, and forward Jeff Green scored a season-high 31 points.
"Just looking at Zaza, he's not 100%," Drew said. "i'm trying to get off to good starts with healthy bodies. I just want to make sure, particularly going against this Boston club, it's important we try to match healthy bodies because they really get up and down the floor.
"They're a very energized team. Watching Zaza, watching Ersan, both of those guys are still laboring from the injuries."
Drew said Udoh "has a good feel" for how to react in the Bucks defense.
Udoh contributed 10 points and six rebounds in 25 minutes off the bench Friday as the Bucks fell in Charlotte, 92-76. And Henson had a career-best six blocks.
Rookie small forward Giannis Antetokounmpo played 13 minutes in Charlotte and could see more action against the Celtics, with Butler out of the lineup.
"You see some things that certainly put a smile on your face," Drew said. "Eighteen years old and where his skill level is right now, you just don't see that much.
"He does some intriguing things when he's out on the floor."
Bobcats' Al Jefferson takes charge in second half to help top Bucks, 92-76
Charlotte, N.C. - Milwaukee Bucks coach Larry Drew tried everything.
He went to a zone defense and used several different lineups, including one that featured two of the Bucks rookies playing at the same time.
But Drew couldn't prevent the Bucks' 11th consecutive loss as they fell to the Charlotte Bobcats, 92-76, on Friday night at Time Warner Cable Arena.
Center Al Jefferson led the Bobcats (8-9) with 23 points and 12 rebounds and helped the Bobcats take control in the second half.
The Bucks trailed by 15 points in the first half but came within 53-47 in the third quarter. Jefferson sank three consecutive shots later in the period to help the Bobcats extend their lead to 65-51, and they led, 71-59, entering the fourth quarter.
Bobcats shooting guard Gerald Henderson added 19 points and Bismack Biyombo grabbed 14 rebounds while playing just 19 minutes. Ramon Sessions added 11 points for Charlotte.
Point guard Brandon Knight scored a season-high 17 points for the Bucks (2-13) and Gary Neal and Ekpe Udoh each added 10.
The Bucks shot just 33.3% from the field, hitting 28 of 84 attempts.
PLAYER OF GAME: Jefferson hit 11 of 18 shots and scored 19 of his 23 points in the second half to pace Charlotte. He had six offensive rebounds and six defensive rebounds in a dominant performance.
STAT OF GAME: The Bobcats dominated the rebounding battle, grabbing 54 boards to 38 for the Bucks. In addition to the double-figures rebounding from Jefferson and Biyombo, Henderson and Josh McRoberts each grabbed six rebounds.
For more coverage, review our box score. Plus, get additional coverage of the game later tonight at JSOnline.com and in tomorrow's Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Bobcats lead Bucks at half, 51-41
Charlotte, N.C. - Brandon Knight played his best half of the season but the Bucks still trailed Charlotte, 51-41, at halftime Friday night at Time Warner Cable Arena.
Knight scored 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting while playing all but 4 minutes of the opening half.
But the Bucks crumbled early in the second quarter and trailed by as many a 15 points.
Gerald Henderson led the Bobcats with 12 points and Ramon Sessions added 10. Charlotte shot 57.6% from the field (19 of 33) while the Bucks connected on just 31.8% (14 of 44).
Gary Neal had eight points off the Milwaukee bench and Ekpe Udoh scored six.
Bucks coach Larry Drew went to a lineup featuring both Knight and Nate Wolters and that seemed to give the team a spark.
Wolters scored on a fast-break layup after a steal by Knight and Neal followed with a three-pointer, bringing the Bucks within 47-39 with 1:28 left in the half. But a jumper by Henderson and a dunk by Cody Zeller put Charlotte in front by 12 before Khris Middleton ended the first-half scoring with two free throws for the Bucks.
Knight will be in starting five vs. Bobcats
Charlotte, N.C. - Brandon Knight will start his third consecutive game at point guard as the Bucks face the Charlotte Bobcats on Friday night and try to end their 10-game losing streak.
Knight limped off the court Wednesday with tightness in his right hamstring and did not play in the overtime period in the Bucks' 100-92 loss to Washington.
But Knight came through shootaround OK on Friday, according to Bucks coach Larry Drew.
"The point guard, that's the head of the snake," Drew said. "Going into any season, you certainly are looking for some stability there."
Knight has struggled with his hamstring injury and Luke Ridnour was injured at the start of the season. So at this point rookie Nate Wolters has started the most games at point guard (7), while Knight and Ridnour have started three apiece and Gary Neal one.
"Hopefully Brandon can come out tonight and Luke, whoever is in that point guard position, and give us that leadership we desperately need," Drew said.
Knight already has committed 21 turnovers in just six games but the injury has kept him from getting regular minutes.
"He's just got to be in there," Drew said. "He's got to get some wear and tear on his body and just get used to being out there playing.
"As long as he's been out, it's not easy to come back and be good right away. That's where I've got to be a little more patient with him and allow him to get back into a rhythm."
Knight showed more aggressiveness against the Wizards on Wednesday and scored the go-ahead basket at one stage of the fourth quarter on a strong drive to the hoop. But he committed several key turnovers as well.
"He can't be passive at this stage," Drew said. "He went to the basket a couple times where he didn't finish and came away empty-handed, but for the most part I thought his aggression was there."
The Bobcats will be without forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist due to a plantar fasciitis injury in his right foot.
Charlotte coach Steve Clifford said Jeffery Taylor will replace Kidd-Gilchrist in the starting lineup at small forward.
"He was real sore yesterday and got treatment," Clifford said of Kidd-Gilchrist. "They had to put a boot on him. He was struggling to walk around. He tried this morning but he was really sore."
Taylor, a second-year pro from Vanderbilt, is averaging 8.8 points and 2.4 rebounds while playing 24.6 minutes per game.
The Bobcats routed the Bucks, 96-72, on Saturday in Milwaukee. Clifford said his team needs to guard the three-point line against the Bucks and limit their free throws.
"Our three-point defense was really good, which is important against them," Clifford said. "If you look at their team, their two biggest offensive strengths are their range shooting and when they get to the free throw line, they're an exceptional free throw shooting team.
"You look at that game, we did a good job of making their three-point shooters put the ball on the floor and we did it without fouling."
The Bucks were 5 of 18 from three-point range in the lopsided loss to the Bobcats and went to the foul line just nine times (7 of 9). Charlotte was 15 of 27 at the free throw line that night.
Bucks fall to Wizards; losing streak reaches an imperfect 10
The losing streak just keeps growing ... and growing.
This time the Bucks were not blown out the way they were against Charlotte and Detroit.
But an overtime loss is no less painful. The Bucks sputtered at the end of regulation and in overtime as they fell to the Washington Wizards, 100-92, on Wednesday night before an announced crowd of 11,584 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
It was Milwaukee's 10th consecutive defeat, the team's longest losing streak since 1996 when the club set a franchise record with 15 straight losses.
O.J. Mayo's three-pointer with 6.9 seconds left forced overtime but it came after eight consecutive misses by Milwaukee late in regulation. Then the Bucks went 2 for 8 in the extra session and were outscored, 13-5.
"Same book, same story, so we've just got to get better," said Mayo, who led the Bucks with 21 points.
Center Marcin Gortat paced Washington (7-8) with 25 points and missed just one shot all night, sinking 11 of 12 attempts. Point guard John Wall added 19 points and Martell Webster had 18.
"We shouldn't have got to overtime, to be perfectly honest," Bucks coach Larry Drew said. "I thought going down the stretch in regulation, we just made some bad plays. Close games you've got to make plays down the stretch and we didn't do it.
"Overtime, we didn't execute. We had a couple bad defensive possessions and it just got away from us at that point."
Luke Ridnour gave the Bucks their final lead with a three in overtime to make it 90-89, but Gortat responded with two baskets and Trevor Ariza sank a corner three to make it 96-90 with 1:35 left.
Wall had a chance to win it in regulation for the Wizards but he drove to the basket and his shot bounced off the rim.
Milwaukee again did little in overtime, in much the same manner of the team's overtime loss at Philadelphia on Nov. 22.
Point guard Brandon Knight appeared to aggravate his sore right leg late in regulation and he did not play in the overtime period.
A turnover by Knight led to a fast-break layup by Ariza, putting the Wizards in front at 86-84 with 39.8 seconds left in regulation. Ariza later made 1 of 2 foul shots before Mayo's tying three-pointer.
Wizards coach Randy Wittman said he wanted his team to foul Mayo in the final seconds to prevent a three but Nene did not get to him quick enough.
"I thought the effort was there," Drew said. "Close games against a team like Washington ... we knew coming into the game there were some tough matchups for us. Ersan (Ilyasova) guarding Nene, that's a tough matchup because he gives up so much size-wise. And then having to guard John Wall in transition, which I thought we did a good job, particularly in the first half."
Khris Middleton added 13 points and seven rebounds for the Bucks (2-12) while Ilyasova had 12 points and six rebounds.
"Washington plays the pass and gets a lot of steals," Ilyasova said. "It's about the small things. It's not just turnovers. Those games we lost before it was all about energy.
"Last game it was not a lot of effort but this game it was turnovers. It seems like it's game by game."
The Bucks committed 24 turnovers leading to 29 points by the Wizards. Knight and Ilyasova each had five turnovers.
"That's a huge, huge stat," Drew said. "And we didn't get to the free throw line much (8 of 10). We turned the basketball over way too much and in crucial times. You've got to be able to execute going down the stretch."
Drew said he would look at the tape to see how Knight handled the Wizards' pressure.
"I'm going to have to go back and take a look at it," Drew said. "In a situation where they do trap the basketball, we do still have options out of that."
Gortat's 25 points represented a season-high total and he added eight rebounds and two blocks while playing 41 minutes.
"He's a solid player," Drew said. "He does all the big man things. He sets screens. He rolls with force. He runs the floor. He will make the little 8-to-10-footer. I think he's a very underrated big man in our league.
"He plays with a tremendous amount of physicality. He's just a great fit for that team. That was a great pickup for them."
Bucks' losing streak reaches 10 with OT defeat to Wizards
Another chance to end their league-long losing streak went begging Wednesday for the Milwaukee Bucks.
They dropped their 10th in a row despite extending the Washington Wizards to overtime, falling, 100-92, at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
O.J. Mayo sank a tying three-pointer with 6.9 seconds left in regulation but the Bucks sputtered in overtime. Washington outscored Milwaukee, 13-5, in the extra session.
Marcin Gortat hit 11 of 12 shots and led the way for Washington (7-8) with 25 points while John Wall added 19 and Martell Webster 18.
Mayo paced the Bucks (2-12) with 21 points.
Bucks point guard Brandon Knight appeared to reinjure his hamstring and did not play in the overtime period.
Washington took a 78-71 lead early in the fourth quarter before the Bucks rallied.
Gary Neal hit a pair of free throws and Khris Middleton scored in the lane before Mayo sank a deep three at the end of the shot clock.
Knight made a strong drive to the hoop and finished for an 80-78 lead.
After a three-pointer by the Wizards' Webster, Middleton hit a jumper and Mayo drove for a basket and an 84-81 lead.
Wizards hold 49-48 halftime lead
Ersan Ilyasova's mid-range jumper brought the Bucks within 49-48 at halftime of Wednesday night's game against the Washington Wizards at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
The Bucks shot 56% in the first half (20 of 36) but had plenty of trouble defending Washington big men Nene and Marcin Gortat.
Nene had nine points and Gortat was 6 for 6 and scored 12 points in the half.
John Wall, coming off three consecutive 30-plus scoring games, was limited to two points on 1-of-5 shooting while playing 19 minutes in the opening half.
O.J. Mayo paced the Bucks with nine points and Ekpe Udoh and Ilyasova had eight apiece.


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About the automatic exclusion of files and folders for Microsoft Exchange server and Symantec products
Article:TECH102400 | | | Created: 2007-01-02 | | | Updated: 2013-06-06 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH102400 |
What file and folder exclusions are created automatically when Symantec Endpoint Protection client is installed on a server that runs Microsoft Exchange server or certain Symantec gateway scanning products?
If Microsoft Exchange servers are installed on a computer with Symantec Endpoint Protection client, the client software automatically detects the presence of Exchange. When the client software detects a Microsoft Exchange server, it creates the appropriate file and folder exclusions for File System Auto-Protect and all other scans. Microsoft Exchange servers can include clustered servers. The client software checks for changes in the location of the appropriate Exchange files and folders at regular intervals. If Exchange is installed on a computer where the client software is already installed, the exclusions are created when the client checks for changes. The client excludes both files and folders; if a single file is moved from an excluded folder, the file remains excluded.
The latest available release of the Symantec Endpoint Protection client software creates file and folder scan exclusions for the following Microsoft Exchange server versions:
- Exchange 5.5
- Exchange 2000
- Exchange 2003
- Exchange 2007
- Exchange 2010 (introduced with SEP 11 RU6 MP1)
- Exchange 2013 (introduced with SEP 12.1 RU3)
Symantec recommends that the Exchange server's OS always be protected by the latest available release of SEP. The Exchange server's message flow and Information Store must be protected by a dedicated mail security product, such as Symantec Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange.
For Exchange 2007 and 2010, see the user documentation for information about compatibility with antivirus software. It may be necessary to create scan exclusions for some Exchange folders manually. For example, cluster servers or non-default locations for folders require specific exclusions. See Preventing Symantec Endpoint Protection from scanning the Microsoft Exchange 2007 directory structure.
The client also creates appropriate file and folder scan exclusions for the following Symantec products when they are detected:
- Symantec Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange (SMSMSE) 4.0, 4.5, 4.6, 5.0, 6.0 and 6.5
- Symantec AntiVirus/Filtering 3.0 for Microsoft Exchange
- Norton AntiVirus 2.x for Microsoft Exchange
Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager embedded database and logs
Note: To see the exclusions that the client creates, examine the contents of the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection\AV\Exclusions registry. Do not edit this registry key directly. Any additional exclusions can be configured by using centralized exceptions.
On a 64 bit server using Exchange 2007 or 2010, the path in the registry to confirm auto exclusions is slightly different. The path includes the WOW6432node key.
HKLM\Software\WOW6432node\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection\AV\Exclusions\.
The client does not exclude the system temporary folders from scans because doing so can create a significant security vulnerability on a computer.
If client email applications use a single inbox
The applications that store all email in a single file include Outlook Express, Eudora, Mozilla, and Netscape. If client computers use any email applications that use a single inbox, create a centralized exception to exclude the Inbox file. The exception applies to all antivirus and antispyware scans as well as Auto-Protect.
The Symantec Endpoint Protection client quarantines the entire Inbox and users cannot access their email if the following statements are true:
- The client detects a virus in the Inbox file during an on-demand or scheduled scan.
- The action that is configured for the virus is Quarantine.
Symantec does not usually recommend excluding files from scans. When you exclude the Inbox file from scans, the Inbox cannot be quarantined; however, if the client detects a virus when a user opens an email message, it can safely quarantine or delete the message.
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Registered attendees, please add yourselves to categories as appropriate
Registered, sponsored/self-funded
- Organization, logistics, coffee maker, that sort of things.
David Leadbeater (dg) (dgl) (self funded)
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- Maybe integrate work with MetaCPAN (e.g. grep a release, etc).
- Still thinking about what to do and how to do it.
Olivier Mengué (dolmen) (living in Paris)
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- Wondering about what the heck I'm gonna do out there ;^)
- Fallback to being a free-floating helper anyway
- All these little typos and pod errors that drive me nuts
- Think of a way to submit bug reports and patches through CPAN so I don't have to spend 1 hour hunting for a repo or bugtracker just for a doubled or misspelled word
- Fall back to wandering semi-aimlessly in search of something to do or someone who'll let me pester them with questions
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Abe Timmerman (abeltje)
Most likely "XS4ALL Internet" will sponsor my journey and hotel...
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I want to work with David and Ricardo on the PAUSE indexing stuff, and complete some of my work for a PAUSE web service.
I'd need about $US2000.
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I'm interested in working on any/all of the following things:
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- Patching Module::Build to produce v2 CPAN Meta Spec compliant META.json files
- Devising a standard way to split CPAN index data from distribution location data, allowing CPAN clients to use custom (e.g. frozen or hybrid) indices that might reference CPAN, BackPAN, or DarkPAN distribution locations for individual distributions
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I'm interested in work on any/all of the following things:
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- Working on a PAUSE front-end replacement in Plack
- Being a free-floating helper
It looks like a round trip from Allentown to CDG is about $800
- $900
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Steffen Schwigon (renormalist)
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- Like to pick brains and see if folk can come up with a decent framework for testing continuously deployed perl web apps... which may well play into Leon looking into test installation.
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- being a free-floating helper
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- Improving MetaCPAN's reliability
- Being a free-floating helper
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Christine Center Winter 2013-14 Newsletter
Situated in a tranquil forest setting with guest house, hermitages (small cabins), and camping on 125 secluded acres, the Center has served the spiritual needs of thousands of people from all over the world for more than thirty years. All are welcome to enjoy our natural sanctuary, to partake of its silence and beauty, and to participate in opportunities for personal spiritual deepening and global transformation.
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10 U.S. Code § 225 - Acquisition accountability reports on the ballistic missile defense system
Baselines Required.—
In accordance with paragraph (2), the Director of the Missile Defense Agency shall establish and maintain an acquisition baseline for—
each program element of the ballistic missile defense system, as specified in section
223 of this title; and
Elements of Baselines.—
Each acquisition baseline required by subsection (a) for a program element or major subprogram shall include the following:
A detailed technical description of—
how the proposed capability satisfies a capability identified by the commanders of the combatant commands on a prioritized capabilities list;
Annual Reports on Acquisition Baselines.—
Not later than February 15 of each year, the Director shall submit to the congressional defense committees a report on the acquisition baselines required by subsection (a).
The first report under paragraph (1) shall set forth each acquisition baseline required by subsection (a) for a program element or major subprogram.
Each subsequent report under paragraph (1) shall include—
any new acquisition baselines required by subsection (a) for a program element or major subprogram; and
Exception to Limitation on Revision.—
The Director may adjust or revise an acquisition baseline established under this section if the Director submits to the congressional defense committees notification of—
(Added Pub. L. 112–81, div. A, title II, § 231(a)(1),Dec. 31, 2011, 125 Stat. 1337.)
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The Bourne Supremacy details
Formats: | 12 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Julia Stiles, Karl Urban, Matt Damon, Franka Potente |
Director: | Paul Greengrass |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Thriller |
Studio: | UNIVERSAL PICTURES UK |
Collections: | Sick Of Soccer, The Bourne Series on DVD, Top 400 All-Time Rentals |
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12 Feature |
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Run time: | 1 hour 44 minutes |
Rental release: | 24 Jan 2005 |
Main languages: | English |
Hearing impaired subtitles: | English |
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Great to see an action movie without SFX!
By a customer from Yorkshire , 18 Aug 2004[Highly rated reviewer]
Not as good as the first one, but still an exciting, gritty thriller. The new director seems to be striving to put the viewer right in the centre of the action - including one of the loudest car chases you'll ever see. Just like being in the cars with them! However, the close-ups and blurriness of the action is sometimes a little too documentary - exciting, but occasionally confusing.
Matt Damon still looks like a Cabbage Patch Kid, but is excellent as Jason Bourne, a much more believable action hero than James Bond - this guy really bleeds! All the main cast from the first film returns, along with the excellent Joan Allen as the CIA Agent charged with tracking Bourne down.
An exciting, twisty-turny thriller... though it struggles to maintain the tension in the final half hour.- Was this review helpful to you?
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(795)Thrilling and clever.
By a customer , 18 Apr 20132nd time round for me watching through all the Bourne films. Very enjoyable and exciting, love the fast pace and all the twists and turns!- Was this review helpful to you?
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Super Bourne
By crapiest (4 reviews) , 17 Apr 2013[Highly rated reviewer]
good thriller, keeps you at edge. But at some point it defies logic like Bourne reaches Moscow by train and is able to escape before police reaches there. You have to have a blind faith in Bourne's capabilities while watching this.- Was this review helpful to you?
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ok but watch out
By a customer , 12 Mar 2013good but geting repetitive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- Was this review helpful to you?
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Doesn't live up to Bourne Identity
By paxtonpat (7 reviews) , 26 Jan 2013I found this didn't live up to the first Bourne film - The Bourne Identity - and it seemed to be a bit sterile in comparison. I also found a lot of the action sequences seemed to be extra choppily-edited, taking this technique a bit too far this time. Also a comment that the movies view of technology and the CIA made me chuckle - as if every CCTV, every airport's passport desk, every train station is all hooked up by magic to the CIA, who have almost instant access to this stuff. Judging by usual technology troubles/incompatibilities/net connection problems, they'd be lucky if the connection to their own CCTV worked.- Was this review helpful to you?
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A sequel that does it's job very well
By JayLow (122 reviews) , 06 Feb 2012The Bourne Supremacy does it's job well...it's an excellent sequel (not quite as good as the original, but I think sequels should really know their place), it's fits in nicely with the trilogy and it's a pretty damn good thriller in it's own right.
It does lack the focused story of the original however. There's a lot of Bourne rushing off to a destination for none too obvious reasons and then just happening to bump into bad guys and good guys along he way...who'd have thought Moscow was such a small place...
Also, it does push that plausibility envelope. As apparently realistic as the Bourne thrillers are, the character is superhuman and acts accordingly - the car chase, whilst exciting, would not be out of place in a Fast and Furious Vin Diesel film.
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Posted by Horacio GutierrezDeputy General Counsel & Corporate Vice President, Legal & Corporate Affairs, Microsoft
Thursday's overwhelming bipartisan House vote to pass the Innovation Act (H.R. 3309) marks a significant milestone toward enactment of common-sense reforms to curb abusive patent litigation. Abusive patent lawsuits create a heavy burden on the U.S. economy — slowing innovation, undermining competitiveness and stunting economic growth.
H.R. 3309 addresses this urgent problem by striking a balance that deters bad actors while protecting intellectual property rights.
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Posted by Peter CullenGeneral Manager, Trustworthy Computing, Microsoft
We live in an environment where the amount of data being generated is increasing at a staggering pace. With it we see a corresponding growth in the potential for important benefits, both to us as individuals and as a society, based on using this information.However, in this data-rich world it is becoming clear that today's privacy frameworks cannot adequately protect consumer privacy; it has become critical that we evolve our thinking with respect to the ways societies protect the privacy of individuals while providing for responsible, beneficial data use.
Identifying frameworks that support the dual goals of privacy and responsible data use is the motivation for Microsoft's collaboration with privacy stakeholders from around the world – across governments, private enterprise and civil society. Today, we are pleased to have been able to support the launch of two new white papers: "Data Protection Principles for the 21st Century" and "Data Use and Global Impact" which outline important new thinking on this topic.
Posted by Jon PalmerAssistant General Counsel, Microsoft
There's one rarely discussed burden on today's economy: businesses are forced to search and store massive amounts of documents on the off chance they may become evidence in court. The cost for this unnecessary exercise hits businesses of all sizes at a time when our focus should be freeing up capital to create jobs and generate growth. Today Microsoft is sharing data that shows just how wasteful the "discovery" process can be for business. By sharing this data, we join others who speak in favor of recently proposed updates that would modernize the rules and help eliminate waste.
Posted by Horacio GutierrezDeputy General Counsel & Corporate Vice President, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft
Congress took an important step on Wednesday to curb abusive litigation practices that are harming business owners, America's economy and innovation.
The House Judiciary Committee passed H.R. 3309, the Innovation Act, and Microsoft is pleased to support it. We appreciate Chairman Goodlatte's leadership and the hard work of the House Judiciary Committee in crafting patent-reform legislation that addresses abusive behavior while protecting innovation.
Posted by Jeff MeisnerEditor, Microsoft on the Issues
This week, Michael Robinson, Microsoft's vice president of U.S. Health and Life Sciences, participated in the U.S. News and World Report Hospital of Tomorrow Conference held in Washington, D.C.
The event gave Robinson the opportunity to connect with many leading hospital executives and health care visionaries to explore methods for tackling the range of challenges facing the health systems of today and those in the future.
On Tuesday, Robinson participated in the luncheon keynote session with Peter Slavin, M.D., President of Massachusetts General Hospital, and Shalom Jacobovitz, Chief Executive Officer of the American College of Cardiology. The panel's moderator was Len Nichols, Ph.D., director and professor, Center for Health Policy Research and Ethics, George Mason University.


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It is important to maintain the vacuum cleaner. This is something that does not require much of your attention. The maintenance is something that definitely keep the device at a high performance for as long as it last. The maintenance being proper, helps to stop a more expensive repair or replacing the vacuum cleaner. It is important to begin the maintenance after unplugging the vacuum cleaner. When you are maintaining the vacuum cleaner while it is plugged, it is possible for you to get injured, due to it possibly being accidentally turned on. It is important to check the bag on vacuum cleaners on a regular basis, which helps in knowing when to replace the bag.
It is important to acknowledge that when a bag is only 1/3 full, it is still possible for it to be too full for the device to clean effectively. This is because air must effectively pass through all the collected dust and debris. A full bag makes it necessary for the machine to either work harder or it not cleaning and it is possible for it to be both. When you look at a line on the bag and feel the bag, then you are determining how full the bag has become. It is important to replace the bag, whenever it is 1/3 or half full. It is important to check with the instruction on necessary the device and bag, or in the manual. You need to choose the right paper bag for the machine when you replace it. It is important to empty the bin or tray on vacuum cleaners that has no bag more frequently. A more thorough steps are tackled at http://www.vacuumjudge.com/.
It is also important to keep cleaning the brush roll or beater bar (the spinning brush underneath that brushes dirt off carpets). It is very important to clean and lubricate all bearings that are found on the brush roll. You should also make sure to check the belt for signs of wear, to know if it is worn and need a replacement. It is also important to remove every large accumulations of debris found on the passages and brush roll housing. You should also make sure you replace the brush roll whenever it is needed. It is important to regularly clean or replace the filters on the vacuum cleaner. It is important to check clogs and obstructions that can be found on the hoses. You need to dry bin regularly, periodically replace or clean filters, depending on how often you use the vacuum, and know how to configure the vacuum for web pickups. This is if you have a wet-dry vacuum cleaner.


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After my Dell Inspiron laptop hard disk died of a bad sectors heart attack , the online search got me totally confused between the Seagate Momentus and this model , the one which died in the lappy being of this make...
After a lot of confusion , decided to go for this 500 GB WD Scorpio Blue as many fingers of opinion were pointed in its direction...
After the suberb delivery , bubble wrapped and all , came a session of self-engineered installation, and then loaded Windows 8 on this drive....
And ZAPPP !!! The boot times have become ridiculous , from boot to desktop , it takes around 4-10 seconds each time , way less than even my desktops windows 8 performance .
Even as the data quantity grows , i am yet to see a performance hit with general excellent performance across the board for most tasks. I simply didnt run any Synthetic Benchmarks because when satisfaction mattered , numbers no more did :-D
Overall a great product and from my experience i can say you can safely go for it and get a large amount of quality assurance in return :-)
Ohh and yes, now the product shipped are all the lower power consuming LPVT model...
This is Good one and i recommend it.
Their is no problem reported till now.
Regarding copy speed and transfer it was good and didnt make a note of them.
The maximum Hard disk temperature i have seen is around 36degrees.
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I have selected by reading a lot of reviews in various websites and finally decided that this might be good. Thank you flipkart for providing us to share views. It helps a lot to all.
But one issue with flipkart is poor packing it was good when i started using around 2y ago. I recommend the buyers to ask specially for a proper packing. They just wrapped on a cardboard on the cover it has. It may damage the product on impact.
first at first..Flipkart, you guys do great job...really...:)
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its been almost one year since i have purchased it and now i am writing its review.
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my previous harddisk was seagate which used to take atleast 1 min. or more.
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I choose flipkart just for one thing that they had a speedy shipping than they do now. Now they have hopeless time frame in delivering the product i had to do so many follow ups on Ekart guys. Its time to wind up Ekart and tie up with other logistic agencies who serve better.
These days the price of product is competitive in all the online shops what makes the decision for buyers to choose one are their overall experience from order to delivery and the time in which its delivered
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Only 2 percent of bridesmaids will actually wear their dresses again (plus more fun facts you didn't know).
The bride translator
Your guide to speaking bride.
The groom translator
Your guide to speaking groom.
5 of the most expensive wedding dresses ever
We give you permission to forget about your wedding budget (for a bit) and join us in drooling over the most amazing, luxurious and gorgeous wedding dresses money can buy.
Winter wedding trends 2013
Here, seven fresh ways to plan your winter wedding.
5 celebrity engagement ring look-alikes
These rings belong on the red carpet (and your finger!).
9 must-try bridal beauty trends
Plop yourself in front of a mirror and master these nine easy looks -- we promise they'll all be super stylish long after you say "I do."