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Should Nene continue to come off the bench?
Stats can be manipulated to bolster many an argument. Some might argue that's the case here, but there is data that suggests the Wizards' current lineup is working quite well.
For those not getting the hint yet, that means bringing Nene off the bench is helping the cause. This discussion started last month. It continues entering 2014.
As a reminder, the Brazilian big man has come off the bench in five straight games since returning from his foot injury. His other 16 games have been as a starter, meaning he's missed seven of Washington's 28 games. The 14-14 Wizards look to break .500 on New Year's Day against the Dallas Mavericks. Now, the numbers:
Scoring: On the season, the Wizards rank 18th in the NBA with 99.6 points per game. Over the last five games, the scoring is up to 105.8, the ranking is 11th. For some content, the Rockets on the season are fourth in the league with 105.7 points per game.
Bench scoring: Not so long ago Washington's reserves averaged the fewest points in the league. Now, 29th out of 30 teams with 22.9 points, according to Hoopsstats.com. Over the last five games, the Wizards are generating 35.4 points, which ranks 11th among NBA teams in that span, one slot ahead of Dallas.
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Field goal percentage: On the season, 15th at 45.0 percent. The last five games, seventh at a 47.2 clip.
Point differential: On the season Washington remains underwater and middle of the NBA pack, allowing 0.39 more points per game than its scoring. Over the last five games, plus 4.40, ranking eighth in the league.
Nene: The change in lineup certainly hasn't hurt his personal stats. Actually, he's been better on a per minute basis.
As a starter (16 games): 32.6 minutes, 51.4 FG%, 6.2 reb, 2.9 ast, 1.1 stls, 14.8 pts
As a reserve (5 games): 23.0 minutes, 53.8 FG%, 5.4 reb, 3.0 ast, 1.2 stls, 12.2 pts
Per 48 minutes as a starter: 21.7 pts, 9.1 reb, 4.2 ast
Per 48 minutes as a reserve: 25.5 pts, 11.3 reb, 6.3 ast
Sure, we're talking short sample size, but there a long list of reasons why coach Randy Wittman should keep the lineup as is. Recent uptick in production is just one of them. Winning four of five games is another.


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Matthew Christiansen already knows what to expect tonight.
When Starkville Academy's basketball teams hold senior night, it won't be an entirely knew for Christiansen because he experienced it just a few days ago with the soccer squad.
There were two surprises for the Mississippi State softball team during its season-opener Thursday night.
The first for the Bulldogs was the quality outing delivered by transfer Alison Owens in the circle, but the other was the offense being held to four hits by the South Alabama duo of Farish Beard and Hannah Campbell.
OXFORD – The Mississippi State men's basketball team dug itself a hole that it just couldn't climb out of.
The Bulldogs (7-14, 2-7) fell to the Ole Miss Rebels (18-4, 6-3) 93-75 Wednesday night inside Tad Smith Coliseum.
MSU has now lost seven-straight.Â
It was an eventful day for the Mississippi State coaching staff.
As National Signing Day came to a close, the Bulldogs had put together a top 25 recruiting class.
Mississippi Valley State University can get ready for another Rice on the football field.
At the school where Jerry Rice began to make a name for himself, his nephew looks to do the same thing with the Delta Devils.
Josh Rice, who happens to be a wide receiver, was a one of 10 Starkville Yellowjackets to sign their names to scholarships to continue their football careers Wednesday morning.
There is no doubt in the mind of Starkville Academy soccer coach Robert Gardner that Tiffany Huddleston has the tools to be successful at Mississippi State.
Huddleston signed a national letter of intent Wednesday morning to play soccer for the Bulldogs. She was surrounded by family and friends at the SA media center.
It was a big day for Starkville athletics on Wednesday.
When the two high school schools in town can deliver a pair of athletes to Mississippi State on the same day, it's a big deal.
MABEN – Community college will be the first stop on the college career path for a couple of Adam Lowrey's West Oktibbeha football players.
Standout running back Tiberias Lampkin will be spending the next couple of years playing for Coahoma Community College.
EUPORA – There was an early morning wakeup call for a couple of Eupora Eagles on National Signing Day.
At approximately 8:15 a.m., Derrick Jones and Lazerick Davis announced that they would be attending the University of Mississippi and East Mississippi Community College, respectively.
ACKERMAN – A quartet of Ackerman Indians made their college destinations known on Wednesday morning.
Ackerman fans already knew where Trent Furr and Lenny Taylor were continuing their careers, but it was not until mid-morning, they learned where Alex Foust and Quinton Lane were going to end up.

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Last night, Niall Horan smashed through the 'too much information' barrier and tweeted about a troublesome spot. On his arse.
"Have a massive spot on my arse. Wondering should I squeeze it. What do ye think?" he wrote.
While we're 93.6 per cent certain that Nialler was the victim of a rather hilarious prank at the hands of a One Direction bandmate (our money is on a certain Louis Tomlinson) the tweet inspired us to take a look back at all things Horan bum-related.
We like to call it '10 things we know about Niall Horan's arse'* and it's what journalism was MADE FOR.
Are you ready for this?
1. Niall was once told that his rump was too 'squidgy' for a tattoo. Speaking about the time he decided to get a 'Made in Ireland' inking on his bum cheek, Goldilocks said: "They said the skin on your arse is too squidgy. It needs to be tight. I suspect they did me a favour. It wasn't the best idea in the world."
2. The 'I love SC' MYSTERY. Despite this, Niall claimed to have found a tattoo artist brave enough to tackle the squidge - in order to ink 'I love SC' on his behind.
"It says I love SC and it's on my bum," said the Blonde Bombshell. We imagine this was a joke aimed at Simon Cowell, but we'd still like to check. For purely professional reasons, obvs.
3. Niall is a Virgo, but his bum is a Libra. Don't ask us how that works, it's one of life's mysteries.
4. Nialler's bottom can play one verse of Oasis tune 'Champagne Supernova' on the guitar. Just the one verse, mind. It's currently trying to learn the chorus to 'Little Things'.
5. Spotting a kitten struggling to get down from a tree one day, Niall's bum managed to coax it to safety using a combination of string and a large sock. It was awarded a medal by the local fire department.
6. Niall's bum is hoping to win 'Rear of the Year' in 2013. This year it cried for a solid week after losing out to Coronation Street's Shobna Gulati, and only stopped when Zayn Malik told a particularly funny joke.
7. The Horan butt conducts all Niall's phone interviews. Usually because Niall's mouth is filled with fried chicken.
8. In 2006, Nialler's bum auditioned for Big Brother. Unfortunately, it didn't make it through the first stages.
9. The only way that Niall can get to sleep is if his bum sings 'Three Blind Mice' ten times in a row.
10. All One Direction's important decisions must be run past Nialler's bum first. Even Simon Cowell knows this, and accepts it.
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The modern rap mixtape was established in 2005. Though mixtapes have existed since rap's earliest days, DJ Drama and Young Jeezy's Trap or Die reimagined what a mixtape could be. "That was the mixtape [Trap or Die] that inspired the whole wave of it, because it was so much bigger than a mixtape…From there a lot of artists put in their mindset that this was the way and everybody wanted to compete with that," said DJ Scream, the host of Hoodrich Radio and one of Atlanta's most established rap DJs. In the ten years since Trap or Die, the rise of digital media has allowed artists to gain more control over their music, which shifted the climate of mixtapes and their DJs, who used to be at the center of the business.
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Drake is not a man in charge of his feelings.
At Raptors' games, on Instagram, and in his lyrics, as he's being (maybe) frenched by Madonna, Aubrey can't keep it together. Basketball prompts freakish enthusiasm (to the embarrassment of the players), and Instagram doubles as his LiveJournal. If you're in The Six, you look around, eager to see Drizzy running through the streets, woes in hand (even if "the woes" might mean "his mom"). And if you try to start a fight with him, he'll just look really, really sad. Which is a very big deal, since, for a very long time, male artists in the mainstream really didn't seem that way. And now they can't emote fast enough.
In March, John Mayer told Rolling Stone that he'd experienced an intellectual "high-speed crash" back in the 2000s, and that at one point, he'd have rather killed himself than be killed. Last year, Chris Martin celebrated the release of Ghost Stories by telling BBC Radio 1 about embracing his personal truth in the wake of his divorce, as well as how he actively fights "not to be a dick." Shortly after that, Young Jeezy revealed that Jay Z cried while writing his verse for "Seen It All", and this past January, Bruno Mars admitted that he "cried at the end" of a viral video of high schoolers covering "Uptown Funk". Hell, even Ed Sheeran almost shed tears on a radio show a few weeks back after being asked about his recent breakup. And they all send a message: male pop stars are really just as messy as us.
On the day before Valentine's Day 2015, Drake told the world "If I die I'm a legend." As it was, he was probably right. With If You're Reading This It's Too Late, Drake broke the record for the number of charting singles by one artist in the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Chart, simultaneously creating something critics and fans adored while allowing him to unceremoniously slip out of his Cash Money deal. Despite becoming more skilled with each passing album, Drake has suggested that once he turns 30 he isn't going to rap anymore. In a 2012 interview, Drake admitted that he didn't want to be making hip-hop at 35. He has been quite insistent that hip-hop revolves around being "young and fly," and that he looked forward to delivering "full singing records" instead of rap albums, because he knows that he can't deliver his brand of rap past his twenties. He isn't alone in that sentiment; recently Young Thug told GQ that "If you're 30, 40 years old, you're not getting listened to by minors. Like, Jay Z has some of the sickest lyrics ever, but I would never buy his CD, just because of my age and because of his age." To this generation of ascendant rappers, getting older means growing irrelevant.
Each December, every place imaginable seems to scream with Christmas music. And every time, Jews are left in the dust when it comes to music that celebrates their dueling December holiday: Hanukkah. Sure, you could spin some Matisyahu or that one G-d awful Adam Sandler song, but the landscape of Hanukkah music is as dry as the Judaean desert. Luckily, 2014 hath bringeth a wealth of contemporary albums for this holiday from some of coolest names in music today.
The day-to-day music news cycle can be a bit of a slog. Artist announces album, artist premieres track, artist premieres video, artist announces tour, artist streams album, blah blah blah, over and over again. But every once in awhile, something wonderfully bizarre happens. Somebody carves a giant wooden penis, or live-Tweets "The Little Mermaid", or performs an eight-hour synth jam. Something happens that is so out of the ordinary, we all sit up and go, "WTF".
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Rappers continue to put out mixtapes in 2014, but the stuffed to the gills CDs and DJ (Drama) shouting over every single track variety appears to be increasingly fading away. Artist co-signs, Drake most notably, can essentially create an overnight star and a six-second loop of a song can fanute one into a major label contract as it did with young Bobby. Chief Keef, who still puts out bloated tapes, casts off so much music through Youtube and Instagram that waiting for proper tapes seems moot.
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A. Courtney from Hooters on Peachtree
B. Jimmy from "Degrassi"
C. "Sexy Noah Shebib"
D. Cats…so many cats
E. The Ghost of Old Drake
F. Sensitive Rapper in Pajama Clothes
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Last night a 15-second clip of Kendrick Lamar dissing Drake in his upcoming BET Hip-Hop Awards cypher hit the internet, and by this morning the Kendrick vs. Drake discussion was full-blown. The circumstances are different, sure, but is it too early to say that this era's equivalent to the Jay Z vs. Nas conflict is becoming a reality?
At this very moment, Drake is getting thousands of people to talk about "their feelings" on the internet. That's one of my favorite parts of social media: It allows us to feel en masse. During trending events or times of heightened emotion or the death of a public figure, Twitter becomes an amorphous organism that slithers toward a broad feeling, or undergoes mitosis and splits into a shouting match full of hiss and noise, all about whether or not Margaret Thatcher deserves to be mourned or Miley's a racist or the VMAs were bad or Drake is good. This broad-spectrum communication arena has become a place where people will broadcast their feelings in hopes of landing near the center of the broad spectrum so perhaps they can feel validated. It feels like you're always surrounded by that friend who watches a movie and then looks at you to see if you're also laughing at the joke they're laughing at.
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Drake is easy to laugh at. His conceits have conspired to turn him into a walking meme, an oblivious cornball who inspires endless joke Tumblrs and internet readers who write him off as a softie, or more specifically an ex-"Degrassi" actor. You can probably reel off a dozen (admittedly very funny) Drake-isms right now: He's the type of guy to safely eject a USB stick. He's the type of guy who makes the animal crackers fight before he eats them. Who reminds the teacher that the class had homework. Drake is one of the most important artists in popular music right now, and he's still a joke. He serves himself up on a platter.
Larry Fitzmaurice: Didn't hold the door open for his neighbour.
Lindsay Zoladz: Nicki actually did call, he just got too busy to call her back.
Corban Goble: Wore that Kentucky jacket.
Brandon Stosuy: One of the 90s fantasies on his mind was the Pixies reunion.
Jenn Pelly: Admitted he didn't know who Majid Jordan were either.
LZ: Had to go to the bathroom during his NYU interview so he politely asked for a hall pass.
LF: Made fun of friend for crying at the end of The Butler before silently crying to himself in the bathroom afterwards.
BS: Gave up on that Jonathan Franzen essay 2/3 of the way through.
LZ: Couldn't find his coat in the coat room after a party so he took someone else's, which was slightly nicer.
LF: Laughed at a dog pooping.
JP: Hogged the spotlight during Les Mis.
LF: Drank the last Straw-Ber-Rita and didn't replace it for several hours.
BS: Called Justin Vernon, asked if his refrigerator was running.
- Drake has reached a rarefied level of productivity and quality this year, the kind of tier where it's possible to dominate the conversation without releasing an album. His 2013 promo singles, remixes and one-offs— a collection spanning from February's "Started From the Bottom" to last week's poppy, emotive "Hold On, We're Going Home"— have all been quickly gobbled up by hordes of hungry listeners eager for a taste of his upcoming third studio album Nothing Was the Same, slated for release on September 17th. While no one is exactly sure what Nothing Was the Same will sound like, a quick examination of the non-album tracks released prior to 2011's sterling sophomore effort Take Care might yield some clues.
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Pain biotech Flexion Therapeutics sets terms for $65 million IPO
By: Renaissance Capital
Posted: 1/29/2014 7:50:00 AM
Referenced Stocks: FLXN
Flexion Therapeutics, which is developing injectable pain
therapies for osteoarthritis, announced terms for its IPO on
Wednesday. The Burlington, MA-based company plans to raise $65
million by offering 5.0 million shares at a price range of $12 to
$14. At the midpoint of the proposed range, Flexion Therapeutics
would command a market value of $192 million.
Flexion Therapeutics, which was founded in 2007, plans to list on the NASDAQ under the symbol FLXN. Flexion Therapeutics initially filed confidentially on August 2, 2013. BMO Capital Markets and Wells Fargo Securities are the joint bookrunners on the deal.


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text: on May 29, 2013 @ 11:47 PMMay 29, 2013 @ 11:47 PM Published Economic woes threaten to spoil Croatia's EU partyCroatia is preparing lavish celebrations to mark its historic entry in the European Union on July 1, but tough economic times mean that many here are wary of cracking open the champagne too soon. While fireworks will light up the sky over Zagreb and other major cities as European dignitaries fly in to mark the culmination of Croatia's 10-year bid, EU membership has lost its sparkle for many.Like many other eastern Europeans, Croatians embraced the idea of joining the EU as a way to anchor themselves to the West after years of being ruled from Belgrade as part of the former Yugoslavia and the bloodshed of the 1990s Balkan wars.Dijana Ivascanin firmly supported EU entry when Croatia's bid was launched in 2003, but the crippling eurozone debt crisis has since sown seeds of doubt in her mind."I look at Greece and I'm scared," said the 41-year-old architect, as Athens labours under its sixth year of recession."The economic situation will not change for the better and it can only get worse. Everything will be more expensive and we will have less money," she said.According to the most recent surveys, support for Croatia's EU entry was some 56 percent. Last year's referendum passed with 66 percent of the vote, but turnout was 43 percent.Heavily dependent on tourism revenue from its stunning Adriatic coast, Croatia's economy has been either in recession or stagnant since 2009. Forecasts show it will contract by 0.4 percent this year.The nation of 4.2 million will be joining a bloc that is struggling with unemployment at 10.9 percent, nine countries in recession and a eurozone debt crisis that shows little sign of abating.Croatia's economy has suffered from the legacy of the 1991-1995 war, but it managed in the early 2000s to achieve some growth through foreign loans, state investments and household spending.But the 2008 financial crisis in the EU, which accounts for 60 percent of Croatian exports, sent the economy in a tailspin.To meet the criteria for joining the EU, Croatia passed a series of painful measures.These included extraditing to a UN war crimes court Croatia's top officers, considered heroes by many at home, and improving minority rights for ethnic Serbs, with whom relations have remained strained since the war.Loss-making shipyards were shut down or restructured and a major clampdown on corruption ensued.Former prime minister Ivo Sanader was jailed for 10 years for corruption and several ministers and ruling party officials were also convicted for graft.Croatia is the second of the six countries that emerged from the collapse of former Yugoslavia to join the EU, after Slovenia in 2004. Serbia is vying for a date to begin accession talks.The Croatian government hopes that EU membership will attract investors and is eyeing 11.7 billion euros ($15 billion) in EU financial aid to boost the economy.Many, however, fear that the country might lack the capacity and efficiency to meet Brussels requirements to get most of the money.But former president Stipe Mesic, one of the architect's of Zagreb's EU membership bid, told AFP he was looking on the bright side."July 1 will mark the end of a long journey," he said. "We definitely moved away from narrow-minded nationalism that marked the first years of our independence and accepted European standards," said Mesic.ljv/ric/pvh


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Volkswagen has announced today the new details and images of its two Volkswagen Amarok Single Cab utility vehicles.
The new two-seater is set to have its world debut at the IAA Auto Show in Hanover. According to the specs released by Volkswagen, without the rear seats, the Amarok Single Cab offers a generous 3.57 square meters loading surface, creating plenty of additional space. The tray is 2205 mm in length
The Amarok Single Cab will be available with a choice between two 2.0 TDI engines, creating 122 hp and 163 respectively, and with two-wheel-drive or the company's popular 4Motion all-wheel-drive system.
Pricing hasn't been announced just yet, but VW has said it will be in showrooms globally by next year.
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Why is the University of Colorado offering classes in the south Denver area?
Offering classes at the Liniger Building at CU South Denver enables CU to reach students where they live and work, providing the high-quality education our university is known for at a place and at times of day that maximize convenience for busy students.
Our location in south Denver helps meet several university strategic priorities, including growing and developing new programs that match changing demographics and meet the pressing needs of our local communities. It also aligns with The Wildlife Experience's original educational outreach mission.
Who operates CU South Denver and The Wildlife Experience?
The University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) operates the facility on behalf of the University of Colorado system. Effective January 2015, The Wildlife Experience building and property were donated to the university. The gift—valued at $40 million—is the largest real estate donation in the history of CU. The building, located at I-25 and Lincoln Avenue, is now named the Liniger Building at CU South Denver, and The Wildlife Experience continues to operate in this same location. This signature facility is named for Dave Liniger, chairman emeritus of The Wildlife Experience and co-founder of REMAX International, Inc., and his wife, Gail Liniger.
Is The Wildlife Experience still open? Can I visit?
Yes. The Wildlife Experience continues to operate at the Liniger Building at CU South Denver and its services remain open to the public. These services include the wildlife art and natural history museum, large-screen movies and a host of K-12 education programs. These attractions will continue in 2015 and retain The Wildlife Experience name. Special and seasonal events and activities for children, adults and families are held throughout the year. Catered event space for business, weddings and the community are available for rent.
Will memberships continue under CU?Any memberships purchased through The Wildlife Experience in 2014 or earlier have been discontinued and refunded.
CU South Denver has created two new annual passes that were rolled out in April 2015.
For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 720-488-3344. You can purchase your annual pass online or by calling 720-488-3344.
How do I find out about community programs, movies and events offered by The Wildlife Experience operated at the Liniger Building?
A range of indoor and outdoor activities and movie showings are available for children, adults and families throughout the year.
Can I rent event space at the Liniger Building?
Yes, we have unique and flexible event spaces with full catering services. Plan your next event with us.
How are higher education course offerings determined?
CU is committed to meeting the interests and needs of students, businesses and organizations in the area. Ongoing input is being solicited from the south Denver community for desired courses and programs. Courses are offered for degree-seeking and continuing education students and include popular-interest areas such as nursing, engineering, education and business as well as high-demand core courses for undergraduate students.
Which CU campuses offer higher education classes at CU South Denver?
All four campuses of the University of Colorado—CU Anschutz Medical Campus, CU-Boulder, CU Colorado Springs and CU Denver—will offer classes at the Liniger Building at CU South Denver. Course offerings are always being added so check back often.
When did CU classes begin at CU South Denver? Classes began in fall 2014.
Do I need to apply for admission to CU to take classes at CU South Denver?
Yes. Interested students must apply at the CU campus that is offering the course. Visit Admissions for more information.
If you are a current student at CU Anschutz or CU Denver, you may enroll in classes.
How and when do I register for classes?
If you are a current student of CU Anschutz or CU Denver, class registration is available through the UCD Access student portal. If you are not an admitted student, visit Admissions for more information.
How can my company send its employees to academic programs at CU South Denver?
We are very interested in working with companies to provide professional development opportunities to their employees. Please complete our Request Information form to let us know about your interests and a representative will contact you. There are also a number of continuing education courses available or under development. Companies can also rent a variety of event spaces for special presentation, conference and appreciation events.
I am a teacher in a school district. Who do I contact to bring my students for a field trip?
A field trip to the Liniger Building offers children and adults alike the opportunity to experience both science and art firsthand. Plan the perfect field trip for your group: Identify what type of group you are (school, camp, senior center, scout, etc.), browse the museum offerings to see what you want to include in your field trip, pick a film and film time, consider a museum-based program, have a couple dates identified as possibilities and then contact the reservationist and schedule your field trip at 720-488-3344 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
What classroom space is located in the Liniger Building at CU South Denver?
CU added classrooms at the Liniger Building for the fall 2014 semester. A second-floor gallery area was converted into two 48-seat classrooms and a 32-seat computer lab as well as a faculty and student resource center. The classrooms are modern and spacious, complemented by a student lounge and study area. An area in the lower level was converted into a state-of-the-art nursing simulation lab. Overall, CU renovated 11,000 square feet of the 151,000-square-foot facility. In 2015, CU will add additional classrooms, faculty offices and student study rooms.
What are the hours of the Liniger Building at CU South Denver?
The Liniger Building's museum and theater are open to the public 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. seven days a week, closed Thanksgiving and Christmas. The building has extended hours for CU students.
Can I get something to eat at the Liniger Building?
Yes. The Liniger Building café serves a variety of options during the day.
Where is the Liniger Building at CU South Denver and The Wildlife Experience located?
The Liniger Building at CU South Denver is conveniently located near Park Meadows Mall, one mile east of Interstate 25, at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and Peoria Street, 10035 Peoria St., in Parker, Colo. The Wildlife Experience services operate in the Liniger Building. The nearest RTD Light Rail station is Lincoln. RTD also offers bus service from the Lincoln Light Rail station to the Liniger Building.
Is parking available? Is there a cost? How about bike facilities?
Free parking is available in the CU South Denver parking lot, located on the south side of the facility. Limited bike parking is also available.
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