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I used a disk analyzer and it says: Used space: 23GB Used space on drive: 50 GB Free Space: 500MB What's the difference between "used space" and "used space on drive"? I can't find any large useless folders or files that isn't something I can account for. I don't understand what the analyzer is telling me.

Thank you.

My laptop is telling me that I only have a few hundred MB of memory on my C drive out of 51 GB. But when I open my C drive and count the amount of memory each folder uses it only comes to 22GB, which seems more accurate. Where are the other 30GBs and why is this happening? Is there something I can do to find what's using all this space? And yes, I've tried all the disk cleanup stuff that XP wants me to use.

I'll throw this in here. Pretty good read, but nothing all that new. FoxSports.com Interview With KW

I don't know if this has been posted but... From ChiSox.com Its Official

End of interview Admits being irresponsible but changed his habits when the Sox asked him to slow down. He doesn't know why he and BA being friends is bad. He thinks being traded is a baseball move, all of this is hindsight.

From his interview on the Score BMac blames himself for not winning more, he went out at night but he was always prepared. He never meant any disrespect toward the Sox at all. He is happier being on a younger team rather than an older one. He was trying to be positive for his new situation. He talked to people in Chicago (sounded like Sox players) and told them he wasn't being negative. And the score online dropped out...

McCarthy is on the Score right now.

QUOTE(IlliniKrush @ Feb 25, 2007 -> 10:04 PM) I don't have the Oscars on, but you are probably wrong seeing as how Gene Honda wasn't done with the Blackhawks game til about 4:30. The guy sounds a lot like Gene Honda, but I'm not certain that it's him...and I can't watch this crap anymore.

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Feb 25, 2007 -> 01:53 PM) What the hell does that mean? Is it just me or does the bold conflict with the italics? Here's the full quote: Makes more sense.

QUOTE(Rex Hudler @ Feb 24, 2007 -> 08:05 PM) I'd have to buy an Ipod first, I would assume. No, but you would have to watch it on your computer unless you have a way to connect the computer to a tv.

You can buy every episode on I-Tunes. I think you can only get re-caps on nbc.com.

No problem.

Are you talking about Thomas Jefferson? "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants?" Just asking so we can narrow this down. That quote though was made during Shay's rebellion. Here's the Wikipedia link. Go down to "Effects."

In case anyone is still wondering what a gyroball is, this article seems to answer it. From Yahoo. Kind of interesting how everyone got so obsessed over nothing.

I really don't see the problem with experimenting with this again in ST. Nothing is set in stone.

According to this schedule, nothing is being webcast. But I guess none of the MLB.TV webcasts are listed...so that's kinda useless.

Link

The Score reports that Z and the Cubs have agreed to a deal for around $12.5 million.

Not True Snope

Thanks! Unfortunately I'll be spending it studying but oh well.

I guess I'm missing the point. The way I see it, there's a PR aspect to losing popular players, and it seems this is the way the White Sox deal with it. I guess it's our jobs to see through it. All KW is saying is that he should not be doing that, and he's right. All he did yesterday was apologize. Whether he follows through remains to be seen. BTW, I haven't really heard him say anything about ex-players this off season except that he believes the guys they are getting are better than what he gave up, which is what he should be saying.

I think we all know that a lot of things happen during contract negotiations, and if fans heard all of them there would be an up roar. All he's saying is that he doesn't want those things to come out. Also, remember what happen when Frank Thomas left? He doesn't want that to happen again.

QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ Jan 24, 2007 -> 12:55 AM) Mybe this will be enough o an excuse to shell out for the AppleTV box so I don't have to futz with plugging a computer into the TV to feed MLBTV broadcasts. The slingbox alternative is intriguing though. I think Apple TV only works for downloaded media, not streaming video.

QUOTE(Tony82087 @ Jan 22, 2007 -> 11:40 AM) Anyone ever been to Ballydoyles in Downers Grove? Watched the Bears there yesterday, a good family friend owns it, really nice place. Is that the place with the table taps? If so then yes, and I don't remember leaving.