u/AdZealousideal8645

I want to start boxing again.

I've been doing strength training and some stamina building since the surgery on my right knee. It was a medial meniscus repair.

Boxing involves a lot of twisting and rotating. I'm orthodox (right handed) so my right leg is back, and I use a lot of footwork.

I'm not talking "boxing fitness". I'm wanting to get back in the ring.

But there's pain. If I blow the knee again I'm DONE (I'm 45 and probably shouldn't be fighting anyways).

Besides "See a doctor", anyone have advice? How much pain is normal?

There's a ton of arthritis in there per my surgeon.

Also, in terms of weight room strength, my legs are pretty strong. I'm deadlifting well over 600 pounds, I can do Zercher Squats with close to 350, Romanian Deadlifts over 350, sled leg presses with 900 pounds for full reps.

Do you do power cleans, hang cleans, rack, box, or other types?

And do you find that you do more on power cleans or hang cleans?

I've always been able to hang clean more than I can power clean. I have a longer torso.

So even though both the Architect and the Oracle are seen after the Matrix is rebooted at the end of Revolutions, they don't appear in Resurrections.

The Architect's purpose was to create a mathematically perfect program that would enslave humanity. But he couldn't successfully do so because he couldn't understand the irregularities and irrationality of human behavior. So the Oracle was created to study human behavior and emotion.

It seems that the Analyst does both. He meets with humans, including Neo, to understand human thoughts and behaviors. But he's also the program who created this new Matrix. His final words to Neo and Trinity were a concession that while they were "The Ones" and could modify the Matrix, the vast majority of people plugged in were content with the current system.

Am I way off base?

So I'm a PD in Indiana. We're going to be one of the last states to ever decriminalize or legalize marijuana.

For those of you who practice in states where it's legal, is there solid case law that eliminates the plain smell rule?

As a side note, there is legal hemp that smells identical to marijuana... to the point where dogs can't tell the difference. I would love to challenge a vehicle search on that basis, but I haven't had a client yet who was willing to be a guinea pig since the prosecutor here is pretty soft on marijuana cases.

Personally I've always thought that plain smell was crap. The odor of marijuana can linger in a vehicle eternally.

Just sharing that, for me, grape juice (I've only used the purple kind... not sure if white grape juice would work) just cleared another blockage for me yesterday (along with some sit-ups).

This has worked for me at least half a dozen times now. It was an ostomy nurse who happened to be in the ER when I had an ileus who told me about that. (For a REALLY bad blockage I need the ER and a catheter.)

Can anyone else attest to grape juice's effectiveness for clearing blockages?

Long story short, this guy decided to go pro se to trial with me as Standby.

After every argument of his was shut down, he asked about a plea. I was appointed as actual counsel.

Now in his pre-sentence report he's claiming innocence again. I'm not going to get into the facts, but they're... how do I put this... damning.

Anyone been in this spot?

UPDATE: So, 3 weeks after pleading and 5 days before sentencing, this clown filed a pro se motion to dismiss. Since I'm his actual counsel now and not standby it's not going to be heard.

There's no actual argument in his motion... it's just a bunch of definitions (including TREASON).

Think about it.

Who brought the Undertaker into the WWF in 1990? (I know Brother Love managed him, but he was part of the Million Dollar Team at Survivor Series.

Who brought Stone Cold Steve Austin (as the Ringmaster) into the WWF?

Austin deliberately lost a match to Savio Vega to get rid of DiBiase.

Who has a lot of money and can pay off anyone?

And no, Ted was not in WCW in 1999.

I mean, Shawn Michaels, Jake the Snake, etc. would have been more interesting than Vince, but I never see Ted talked about.

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45 years old, male, married to my amazing wife. We're in a rough patch and I'm not in a place where I feel comfortable asking for sex. But I'm craving her all the time.

We ARE in therapy and things are going well. It's not a bad marriage. No abuse, no affairs.

Are there any ways to lower (or eliminate) my sex drive without drugs?

Masturbating is not something I'm morally okay with.

Thanks.

How do I naturally lower my libido?

45 years old, male, married to my amazing wife. We're in a rough patch and I'm not in a place where I feel comfortable asking for sex. Unf I'm craving her all the time.

Are there any ways to lower (or eliminate) my sex drive without drugs?

Masturbating is not something I'm morally okay with.

Thanks.

Apologies if this has been posted before.

So I play mainly Road to the CFP. I use Notre Dame. I do pretty well. I run the ball well (as I should with Love and Price in the backfield) and I have a pretty good passing attack.

Defensively I'm in man most of the time, usually with single-high safety. I also use some match zones, mainly quarters and sometimes palms depending on the offensive look.

There is one team that I cannot defend against and that's Ohio State. I can have Leonard Moore, the best CB in the country, lined up against Jeremiah Smith WITH safety help over the top and I STILL get burned on vertical routes. Heck, I can bracket him and still get beat. And obviously they have Carnell Tate as well and their TE Max Klare is tough to cover on underneath routes.

I'll get in situations where teams will put Smith as the #3 receiver and despite what I'm calling, I'll have a LB playing against him. Some some of it is me not having the right defense called, but sometimes it's just their receivers making plays.

My base defense is Nickel Over; I'll use some Nickel Load. Against 4-5 receivers I'll use Dime Rush, and I'll often substitute a third safety at LB. We've got a great secondary.

I look at the opponent's run/pass percentages before the game to determine safety depth. I like to bring them up if the opponent likes to run a lot.

I'm wondering if I should blitz more since obviously playing man is getting me burned anyways. I don't get a good pass rush against Ohio State.

Any advice as far as adjustments, personnel changes, coverages? Should I just accept that they have a built in cheat code and make sure I'm putting up points on every possession?

Thanks.