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We read with great interest your Aug. 18 front page article about Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler and Windsor's Bradley Erdelyan, who are both living with diabetes and using insulin pumps. We agree that insulin pumps greatly increase freedom for diabetics. Our son, Steven, had a pump for four years after nine years of daily injections, and it allowed him to accomplish things he otherwise would not have been able to do as a diabetic. He received his scuba diving certificate, completed the Red Cross Lifeguard Program and earned his recreational pilot's licence.
However, as with any mechanical device, there is a chance for failure that users and families need to be aware of. Steven's pump failed by giving him a lethal dose of insulin and he died in his sleep three years ago at the age of 27, while living in British Columbia. The cause of death was confirmed by the B.C. coroner's office. Dr. Phillip Neufeld at the Health Canada lab in Ottawa tested the pump and confirmed the failure and cited some additional interesting facts regarding the Medtronic Minimed Paradigm infusion pump, model MMT-511 that Steven used.
Several other incidents causing patients' low blood sugar levels and three deaths have been reported of patients using this pump but the pumps were never returned to the manufacturer for further investigation. All mechanical devices fail at some time, however, they should fail in a safe mode rather than a lethal mode. The sad irony insulin pump wearers should note is that the very device that gave our son additional freedom, also took his life.
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BROWNSVILLE - A kidnapping victim was found shot to death inside his car. Investigators are trying to find the people responsible.
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Police say the 22-year-old's body was found about a half an hour later. The victim was in the back of his white SUV on Roberta Road. He had been shot to death.
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Throughout my time at NIU, I have been involved with a multitude of programs and leadership experiences that have enabled me to have an incredible collegiate experience. Among these, however, were 2 that stood out the most as they were the most unique and interrelated. The first and most beneficial to my future is the McKearn Fellows Program. Research, professional and personal development, and civic, social, and global engagement education and experience were among the highlights of the program. I was able to meet and interact with alumni that I likely would never have had the opportunity to otherwise. The McKearn Fellows Program helped open my eyes to the vast array of opportunities, and that there is a much bigger world out there than NIU, DeKalb, and even the United States. I decided to see the other side of the world and go abroad.
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We make thousands of decisions every day. We walk around with our network on our smartphones every day. There are millions of apps out there, dozens launched every day. What if you could tap into your network to help you make decisions via one of those apps? I think that is exactly what GemShare has in mind. What is GemShare? GemShare is an app that allows you to create your own … [Read more...]
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I am a big fan of local, seasonal artisanal food products. It is a way of supporting small business, the farming and food community and a wonderful way to explore new edibles! I was really pleased when Mary's Secret Ingredients extended an invitation to try out her summer box. What I love about Mary's Secret Ingedients is not only does Mary Frances source great products but she also creates a … [Read more...]
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Find your own heroes. Even better, make them local. But what about when you travel? What does a local hero look like then? Your local hero probably looks slightly different than what mine would be. And given that everyone has a unique perspective on what they are looking for when visiting a new city, its no wonder that most tours start beginning to feel a little generic. And who … [Read more...]
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After a magnificent morning exploring the MOHAI in Seattle, the AFAR Experiences group headed to a very special venue, a artisan popup shop called "Our Material World" curated exclusively for us by Laura Sullivan Cassidy, Seattle Met's style editor. Seattle Met is a really great Seattle magazine that covers just about everything you would need to know, but I love their food and local culture … [Read more...]
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I have been participating in the Month of Letters challenge which has been a lot of fun, and it has been a reminder of the simple things it life, but it is not practical with my lifestyle. I am constantly over-committed and with my mission to REFINE my activities and efforts, electronic cards and invitations are my method of choice. Also, I realized that for many of the people I interact with … [Read more...]
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It is getting down to the wire for Christmas gifts - there are certainly a lot to choose from. Sales everywhere, online and off. Great gift guides to help you choose just the right gift for the last folks on your list. I have been participating in several holiday giveaways in the hopes you might win a few gadgets or cash to get let your holiday stretch a little further. As I travel the in … [Read more...]
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I am not going to say the holiday season is the season of drinking, but it is certainly the time of year that extra indulging takes place. So I thought I'd use this J'adore to share a few items that might help you with all the extra celebrating you will be doing this time of year! Labeled as the "the first daily multivitamin for healthy people who drink alcohol" Drinkwel (created by 2 UC … [Read more...]
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Two weeks in a row, I know.....I am on a roll! With the holiday season approaching there are tons of really fun products out there, all catching my eye as I travel across the interwebs. Makes it easy to write J'adore posts! I am not one for traditional photo frames. I have none on my desk at work and only one in our entire house. I just saw this Polaroid frame tea bag on PhotoJoJo and to … [Read more...]
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I am not a big shopper which is why I tend to do virtual shopping, and if I can buy something online I will. J'adore is my way of collecting the things I think are cool, things I spot in my online travels. From time to time I do actually buy a few things and share what I like. My tendency is to buy from small locally-owned businesses, women-owned if I can, so by sharing a little about them … [Read more...]


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NEW YORK (AP) - Actress Amanda Peet has managed to lure Sarah Jessica Parker and Blythe Danner to share a stage again with her first play.
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Eva Jessye (January 20, 1895 — February 21, 1992) was an African American who was the first black woman to receive international distinction as a professional choral conductor. She is notable as a choral conductor during the Harlem Renaissance, who created her own choral group featured widely in performance. Her professional influence extended for decades through her teaching as well. Her accomplishments in this field were historic for any woman. She collaborated in productions of groundbreaking works, directing her choir and working with Virgil Thomson and Gertrude Stein on Four Saints in Three Acts (1933), and serving as musical director with George Gershwin on his innovative opera Porgy and Bess (1935).
Early life and education[edit]
Eva Jessye was born January 20, 1895 in Lawrence, Kansas. She was educated at Western University (formerly Quindaro State), a historically black university in Kansas, and Langston University in Oklahoma. She later studied privately with Will Marion Cook in New York.
In 1919 Jessye began work as the choir director at Morgan State College in Baltimore. She returned west for a time to teach at an AME Church school in Oklahoma. In 1926 she went back east to Baltimore, where she began to perform regularly with her group the "Eva Jessye Choir". She had first named them the "Original Dixie Jubilee Singers", but many groups began to appropriate the name Dixie Jubilee Singers, so she changed hers.
She and the group moved to New York, where they appeared frequently in the stage show at the Capitol Theatre, where Eugene Ormandy conducted the orchestra. They were also frequent performers on NBC and WOR radio in New York in the 1920s and 1930s. They recorded on Brunswick, Columbia, and Cameo records in the 1920s. In 1929 Jessye went to Hollywood as the choral director for the MGM film Hallelujah!, which had an all-black cast directed by King Vidor.
In New York, Jessye worked with creative multi-racial teams in groundbreaking productions that experimented with form, music and stories. In 1933, she directed her choir in Virgil Thomson's and Gertrude Stein's opera, Four Saints in Three Acts, produced as a Broadway theatre work. In 1935, George Gershwin chose her as his music director for his opera Porgy and Bess.[1]
In 1927 Jessye published My Spirituals, a collection of her arrangements of spirituals, together with stories about growing up in southeast Kansas.
Jessye also composed her own choral works:
- The Life of Christ in Negro Spirituals (1931);
- Paradise Lost and Regained (1934), a folk oratorio; and
- The Chronicle of Job (1936).
These combined spirituals, religious narrative or biblical text, and her orchestral compositions.
An active supporter of the Civil Rights Movement, Jessye and her choir participated in the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
Active into her 80s, she taught at the University of Michigan. She donated her extensive collection of books, scores, artwork, and other materials, which became the basis of the university's African American Music Collection. Dr. Jessye was a member of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
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Shortly before her death in Ann Arbor, Michigan, she established the Eva Jessye African-American Music Collection at the University of Michigan. She left most of her personal papers to Pittsburg State University in Kansas.
External links[edit]
- "Eva Jessye", Short biography at Eva Jessye Collection, African American Music Collection, University of Michigan
- "Eva Jessye", Pittsburg State University
- "Interview with Eva Jessye", WGBH series, Say Brother
- "Eva Jessye", Kansas State Historical Society
- ^ "Eva Jessye", Eva Jessye Collection, African American Music Collection, University of Michigan, accessed Dec 4, 2008
- Eva Jessye, My Spirituals. Robbins-Engel, 1927.
- Eileen Southern, The Music of Black Americans: A History. W. W. Norton & Company; 3rd edition. ISBN 0-393-97141-4


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If young women considering a construction career are in search of a role model, Holley Thomas might fit the bill.
She took up welding at a community college in Alabama, landed a job in 2009 with construction giant KBR Inc., and in 2010 became the first woman to take first place in welding at the Associated Builders and Contractors' National Craft Championships, a competition launched in 1987.
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Mary Battle also has succeeded with a construction career, although she says it required unwavering tough-mindedness.
Now 50, Battle has been working in cement masonry for 30 years and in 2012 became the first woman elected business manager of Plasterers and Cement Masons Local 891 in Washington, D.C. Under her leadership, the number of women in the local has risen from five to 12, but she says sexist attitudes persist in the industry.
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For younger women considering a construction career, Battle tells them: "No matter how much negativity you get, keep on the job and don't quit."
A mother of six, Battle credits a devoted baby sitter with helping her handle long work hours. Many construction jobs start in early morning, complicating child-care arrangements for some single mothers.
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- Grace Toy Dec 9, 1999 01:07 PM
Hi, I sometimes like to go to the $3.95 (I remember when it used to be $3.00!?) theatre on 50th & 8th, but it seems kind of hard to find a good place to eat there. Anyone with suggestions? I'm open to anything cheap and good.
Thanks a lot!
re: Susan
Tandoori chicken & Basmati rice w/salad for $9 at Afghan Kebab House is hard to beat for good quality, delicious food. 51st on 9th Ave. It is also BYO which helps the budget.
This area is a chowhound ground zero in Manhattan. All the previous posts reinforce that thinking. For a nice pint of Guinness after the show try Druids on 10th @ 50th.
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re: john knoesel
I agree with all of the above recommendations. Druids also has really good food at reasonable prices (and a chef who is a real character). Others to try are Dakshin for Indian on 9th and 50th, Pietrasanta (47th & 9th), Luxia (48th bet 8th & 9th) or Amarone (47th & 9th) for Italian and Chimichurri Grill (44th & 9th) for Argentinian steaks and other goodies.
re: Shemmy
Can you (or someone else) tell us something about Luxia? Much to my astonishment, it's the only place out of all these listed that I've never been in.
re: Dave Feldman
Luxia is not necessarily a great stand-out in the area (I live on West 52 St.) but is good for solid mid-priced Italianate food in a nice setting. It's a place I usually think of going after the theater.
The bar out front gets pretty crowded/noisy/smoky, but the fairly small dining room in the back is pleasant and there is a New York-style concrete "garden" out back. The food is good. I had a nice steak there the other night and an eggplant parmigiana appetizer that was very tasty, if slightly undercooked. The people I was dining with had salads and pasta that they seemed to enjoy.
All in all, it's not the type of place I would go incredibly out of my way for or expect any culinary fireworks, but I'm always happy after I've eaten there.
Hope that helps.
re: Susan
I'm lucky enough to work in that area. I've visited all restaurants mentioned in this thread, have enjoyed most, and am a regular patron in several of them but there are plenty more. A small Thai hole in the wall on 9th and 51st never ceases to amaze me with its sublety. The Mexican bakery on 9th between 46 and 47 has the whole look, feel and taste of any neighborhood bakery in Mexico DF. Go for the Pan Dulce. Very decent tamales and atole, too. A chinese restaurant in the corner of 9th and 52 (53?) may be the right place to go in winter if you stick to the soups. The rest is standard fare although in huge portions.
Please forgive me the lack of precision regarding addresses. Next time I'll take notes.
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"A small Thai hole in the wall on 9th and 51st never ceases to amaze me with its sublety."
I think you mean Won Dee Siam, and I agree. Try the Pad Kra Prow (I think) - it's hot and basil-y.
"The Mexican bakery on 9th between 46 and 47 has the whole look, feel and taste of any neighborhood bakery in Mexico DF."
I think this place is called "Mi Casa" or something like that. It's actually between 47th and 48th. You're right about it being like any old bakery in DF, which means that you can't expect to get great bread there. They serve tamales, though, which are not outstanding, but since I live a block away, they work for me. If you're craving some weird spice or other Mexican delicacy, you might want to check here. They have a decent selection of products from Mexico.
re: Mark Sinclair
another great thai at 51st and 9th is chanpen thai-- excellent
You could also try Rinconcito Peruano, which is on 9th Avenue at about 52nd or 53rd. There are posts about it on this board, so you could search for those.
Hi Grace! I'm a big fan of Chinar, the Indian hash house on 50th between 7th & Broadway. They have a plat du jour that can't be beat, and all the usual mughal stuff.
Try El Papasito (370 W 52, nr. 9th Ave). I've been a big fan of this place since our alpha hound turned me on to it. Each day, a different kind of bean is featured. And I love the mofungo there.
You've gotten a lot of response to your question. I'll add the name of an Afghan restaurant I like to eat at and which I find a good value: Ariana Afghan Kebab House. It's on the west side of 9th Av., but I forget exactly what cross streets it's between (53rd and 54th? I generally just walk up the avenue until I get there :-). I like their Aush, a very peppery vegetable soup with little noodles and some yogurt and mint. Many of their main dishes are good, but lamb is really their specialty: Qabuli Kebab, Sultani Kebab, etc. If you want a vegetarian dish, they make a fine pumpkin curry. And their firni (different from the Indian kind, as it has many slivers of almonds and uses cardamom but dispenses with rose water) is a very nice finisher. My only complaint about the restaurant is that the salad which comes with the main dish is dressed with mayonnaise: So I ask for plain salad without dressing, and use the red and green hot sauces which are in containers on the tables as dressing! Nice warm Afghan bread with nigella seeds is served with every meal.


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Can I go to another university for a different program -- under what basis do they accept me from, university marks or highschool marks?
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What happens if you fail out of University?
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u get debarred from 2 yr then they accept u base on ur highschool marks again... i believe ur old uni record will not b counted.. i m not sureReply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked matay for this post.
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My roommate from first year failed out of University, now he's working full time at a call centre, I'm one more year from graudation._______________
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May 28th, 2007 09:13 PM #6
and yes comparing that your friend works in a call center now after failing out and you are 1 year away from graduation doesnt add to the conversation, just makes you seem like a prick, maybe thats why your a "joker"...Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked RonyPal for this post.
May 28th, 2007 11:34 PM #7
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or you can just go to a college and get a diploma.
i'm guessing since u failed out of the first year of Univ...you going to another one and trying again might end up with the same result._______________
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Been there done that
I applied to another university and they request a transcript from your previous university and believe me, they do look. After working a few crappy jobs for a while, when I finally decided to go back to university, made me realize I rather be in school than work.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked HeartbreakerP for this post.
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If you get kicked out of the school, you can apply to another school - or just sit it out (I would apply for another school - why waste your time). Another alternative is to apply to Athabasca University. I believe Athabasca has open addmissions... but their courses are as stringent as any other univeristy. Some students apply to Athabasca temporarily and get a couple credits which they use to reapply for a new program.
If you're not doing so hot in your program, I would consider a transfer ASAP to another program. Any degree is better than no degree - so transfer to a program that you're interested in.
To summarize ... If you fail, there are options, but it's a big headache. So it's best not to get kicked out... and act proactively!Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked coolspot for this post.
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If you flunk out of University, then I'd assume that means that you were put on academic probation and then didn't meet the minimum criteria for that as well. Once that happens, you are usually asked to leave and in order to get back in you would have to go to college and take courses that you can use to get back into University. It usually will add a year or two to your plans though.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked TotallyKiller for this post.
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well if you just failed this year. I would suggest you apply for reinstatment. If that doesn't work out, Mac requires people to stay away for a year before they are allowed to apply again. I dont know about other schools though.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked azn_dan for this post.
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universities usually put you on academic probation or they force you to take a year off and come back. I think it is rare to see someone really get kicked out...but it happens. I only know one person that has got kicked out but he later applied and got accepted to YorkReply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked bleeet for this post.
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congrats on choosing indy @ uoft! anyway, to fail out of uoft engr you have to have gotten an average <45% in the first semester. for even that though you just get the status of "repeat probation" and have to leave the university for a minimum 20months, but can reapply. 45-55% average you just go into the T-Program (or withdraw for 8months). 55-65% you end up on probation, but proceed as is with certain things. for first sem, aim for the >60% average. in second sem, there are similar cases where you just have to leave the university for about 8months.
if you really think that you may be getting the <45% average in first sem (for whatever reason), but really like UofT engineering and feel that you still want to do it, you can withdraw early (they give you a deadline) before marks are recorded and reapply for the following year. you will have to restart from first year and will graduate a year later though. there are no guarantees with readmission so you should apply to backup schools in case too. if you drop out before the deadline, you wont have a university transcript so they wont see how bad you may have done and will be admitted based on high school marks. my bf started out in EE and wasnt feeling it, but liked indy. instead of trying to finish first year in EE (then try to switch), he withdrew and reapplied. he got his offer the other day and should be in indy with you after he switches out of EE (readmitted into EE) .Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked ch1nkyfl1p for this post.
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Most kids these days, don't care about school since their parents pay for them. For me, I had to pay for my education and I knew I had to work hard since it was my hard earned money.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked omagedon for this post.
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quite simple, you either transfer out to another uni or drop to college. Or become a homeless person or work low wage job.
Other than that, with good timing being the right place and right time...you could become the next bill gates or michael dell.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked maniacshopper for this post.


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Last week, I used Hardwood Paroxysm to the story of my own personal obsession with shot selection. I'm of the camp that the quality of shots is one of the biggest factors in a team's offensive success, an opinion I mean to continue codifying and supporting with evidence. My first contribution to this march forward was the development of Expected Points Per Shot (XPPS), a metric for evaluating the quality of a player or team's shot selection. XPPS is built on the understanding that not all shots are created equal. A layup is much more likely to go in than a long jump shot. A three-pointer is also less likely to go in than a layup, but if it does go in it earns an extra point. All these trade-offs can be measured numerically. I've looked at 13 seasons of NBA shot data and calculated the expected value for shots from different areas of the floor. To calculate XPPS, I take a player or team's shot selection and overlay those expected values to arrive at an average measure of expected points per shot for that player or team.
I have a few disclaimers before we go any further. The first is that XPPS relies on league averages, which means I use the same expected value on a corner three-pointer by Ray Allen as I do for one by Charlie Villanueva. Obviously this lumps everyone together and doesn't account for a player's own innate abilities and tendencies. For that reason I usually compare XPPS to Actual Points Per Shot. This helps us see who is over or under-performing the expected value of their shot selection. Second, we are measuring shot selection only by the expected value of each shot's location. This doesn't account for defensive proximity or game situation. Although we will be referring to the quality of shots this way in the aggregate, a corner three-pointer well defended and forced at the end of the shot clock is not necessarily a good shot just because it comes from that location. By the same token, mid-range jumpers have the lowest expected value of any shot location, but may actually be a good shot when a wide open opportunity is created within the flow of a well-structured offense. Also, although I use the phrase 'per shot' I include shooting fouls and free throws in my calculations, so 'per scoring opportunity' may be a better way of thinking about it.
The numbers for both players and teams can be found at Hickory-High. For me these numbers feel like an important first step to some deeper understandings of offensive efficiency. Over the next few weeks here at Hardwood Paroxysm I'm going to be digging into the numbers, trying to parse out trends and some of those important understandings. One of the first things I thought would be interesting to look at in the context of these XPPS numbers, is the way certain players affect the shot selection and shot performance of their teammates.
Nate Silver, of political analytics fame, put together some research in 2011 that found significant added value from a player like Carmelo Anthony in the way his offensive gravity created easier shots for his teammates. Silver's research found that most of Anthony's teammates with the Nuggets posted a significantly higher TS% when they played with Anthony as opposed to when they were on the floor without him. Kevin Pelton of Basketball Prospectus did some more digging and found the shooting effect to be slightly smaller than Silver found, but that Anthony also decreased his teammates' turnover rates quite a bit.
Using XPPS and Actual Points Per Shot we can further this discussion by looking at how the quality of a team's shot selection and accuracy change with certain players on and off the floor. The first group of players to look at in this context are high-usage scorers, like Anthony. The prevailing wisdom seems to be that having a potent individual scorer, even one who isn't particularly efficient, puts pressure on the defense, and creates more space for their teammates. To begin testing that idea, I collected the NBA's top-20 in Usage Rate and calculated their team's XPPS, Actual Points Per Shot, and Differential when they were on and off the floor. For the 'on' portion I subtracted the player's own points and field goal attempts to focus the results on their teammates. Here is the raw data:
The table above is sorted by the difference in Team XPPS when a player is on the floor, versus when they are off the floor. I find it incredible that the two players in this group who seem to make the biggest difference in the quality of their team's shot selection are Jamal Crawford and Raymond Felton, both of whom flamed out spectacularly in Portland last season. It is important to remember that these numbers are subject to all the statistical noise one usually finds in On/Off statistics and are heavily influenced by both the other players on the floor and the quality of backups. However, we aren't using these numbers to judge the overall quality of a player's production, but rather to look at what they mean to their team. If data tables aren't your thing, I've also created some graphs to show the numbers above.
The chart below shows the On/Off split for each player in XPPS:
Although there definitely seems to be an effect, only a handful of players made a significant difference in the quality of their team's shot selection. We could probably attribute many of the small differentials to the difference in quality between a starter and a reserve as opposed to a fundamental shift in offensive approach implemented by a specific player. Of course we also need to look at accuracy and the graph below shows each player's On/Off split for Actual Points Per Shot:
When you look at the graphs, Felton's importance becomes even more striking. Although he plays most of his minutes with Anthony, his On/Off XPPS split is +0.056, more than twice that of Anthony's. That may not seem like a huge number, but again we're looking at things on a per shot basis. Stretched out over 100 shots, the Knicks' shot selection is nearly six points better with Felton on the floor.
We see the same thing when we look at accuracy, where the Knicks Actual Points Per Shot is +0.098 with Felton on the floor, nearly triple Anthony's differential. Again, stretching that out over 100 shots that's a difference of almost 10 points. In an effort to remove as much noise as possible, I also calculated Jason Kidd's numbers, since he isn't included in this high-usage group. The Knicks shot selection is slightly worse with Kidd on the floor compared to when he's off the floor, a mark they are over-performing but not nearly as significantly as the differential for Anthony or Felton.
The Knicks success and overall offensive efficiency have been a huge surprise, at least to me, this season. I wrote in the summer that I was expecting more of the same from them this season, and that I thought Carmelo Anthony's Olympic summer would actually reinforce his ball-stopping, product-over-process offensive ways. But Anthony is having a career season, especially with regards to his offensive efficiency. His Actual Points Per Shot is up to 1.194 this season, an increase of 0.145 over last season's 1.049. Most of that bump is because of his three-point shooting. At this point in the season Anthony has made 42.8% of his 6.3 three-point attempts per 36 minutes, both career-highs by a wide margin. It's possible that at some point in the season his long-range shooting will regress towards his career averages (see Mayo, O.J.), but his overall efficiency won't drop too far because he has also significantly improved his shot selection this season. Anthony's XPPS this season is 1.063, up from last season's 1.045. When we look at his XPPS only when Felton is on the floor, it jumps to 1.072. That means even if Anthony's shooting averages regress all the way to league averages, he'll have improved his efficiency by 0.014 points per shot, or 1.4 points per 100 shots, just by improving his shot selection. There are a nearly infinite number of elements here at play, but clearly Felton is doing some positive things for the Knicks' overall offensive well-being, helping lead the re-focused charge on efficient offensive choices.
One of the other interesting things that I noticed is that several of the players on this list who had a big effect on their team's shot selection happened to be effective-passing guards and wings – Felton, Crawford, Nate Robinson, Kyrie Irving. Next week we'll focus on a different group of players, those with high assist rates, and see if we can tease out their effect on the quality of team shot selection.


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