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Played in all 34 available games, a starter in 10 of those outings … Ranked fourth in the Pac-12 in field goal percentage (.565) … Led UO in field goal percentage (.565), offensive rebounds (71) and free throws attempted (144) … Ranked second on the team in rebounds (5.2 rpg) and blocked shots (0.5 bpg) … Was fourth on the team in scoring (9.2 ppg) … Reached double-figures in scoring 13 times, amassing 20+ points on three separate occasions … Led the team in rebounding in eight games, grabbing 10+ boards three times … Had 20 points and nine rebounds (six offensive) in March 20 NIT game at Washington ... Scored 22 points and had six rebounds in 25 minutes in March 18 NIT game with Iowa ... Had nine points and team-high five rebounds in March 13 NIT game vs. LSU ... Grabbed six rebounds (five offensive) in March 8 Pac-12 tournament game vs. Colorado ... Scored 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds March 3 vs. Utah ... Had 16 points and team-high eight rebounds Feb. 26 at Oregon State ... Posted second double-double (14 points and 10 rebounds) of the season Feb. 19 at Stanford ... Had 10 points in 12 minutes of action Feb. 16 at California ... Scored 17 points and grabbed nine rebounds Feb. 4 at Colorado ... Had 11 points and five rebounds Jan. 19 vs. USC ... Tallied team-high 13 points Jan. 14 at Arizona ... Scored 10 points Jan. 8 vs. California ... Grabbed season-high 12 rebounds Dec. 31 at Washington ... Had season-high 23 points and 10 rebounds for first double-double as a Duck (27th of career) Dec. 29 at Washington State ... Had a season-high 13 points (6-of-9 FGs) and matched a career-high with three steals Nov. 29 vs. UTEP ... Scored 12 points on 4-of-5 shooting Nov. 23 at Nebraska ... Had nine points and six rebounds Nov. 17 vs. Eastern Washington.
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If there was a game people felt like they had to play this past weekend at PAX East, it was Broforce. Even leading up to the convention, the game had garnered a huge following thanks to streamers such as AngryJoe.
Boston Games Examiner caught up with one of the guys from Free Lives, the development company that made Broforce, and found out what makes this game so popular. We talked with Ruan Rothmann who was part of the team that made Broforce. Here is his quick rundown of what the game is all about:
Broforce is a super violent, 2-D action platformer in the vein on Contra and Metal Slug where you play as parodies of '80s and 90's action movies on a quest to liberate the world from terrorism in the name of liberty and freedom."
When asked if that's all there was to the game, he added, "Blow [explitive] up in the name of Democracy."
Broforce may, initially, come off as a joke, but it is actually a good looking, action platformer as Rothmann says it is. It plays very fast and is a lot of fun. Players hardly have time to get bored with it. It's simple and to the point.
The game has quite the cast of characters as well; each one a "Bro." Check out some of the names players can see:
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- Bronan the Barbarian
- The Brochete
There are a total of 20 as of now. Rothmann says that there are more in the works. For example, there may be a Bro based on Jason Statham. Players may also see Tank Bro based off of Tank Girl. Tank Bro would be the second female in the game. When asked about the game regarding females, Rothmann had this to say,
A Bro is a Bro regardless if you're male or female."
Players can also experience other forms of Bro versus Bro warfare. These can be found in death matches, race modes, and they are working on a Bro party mode where players play in a cycle of multiplayer variants.
Broforce is out right now in early access via Steam for $14.99.
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ST. GEORGE, Utah - The 21st-ranked Washington baseball team jumped to a 12-1 lead and then hung on beat beat Brigham Young, 14-13, Thursday night in their season opener at the Dixie Tournament in St. George, Utah.
The Huskies got out to an early lead in the first inning when senior DH Pete Orgill blasted a three-run double to the wall in center field, giving the UW a 3-0 lead. The Huskies extended the leadwith four runs in the second inning. Senior third baseman Kevin Ticen led off with a solo homer and, with two on and two out, junior Ed Erickson homered to right field to make it 7-0 and chase BYU starter Rusty Gray.
The Cougars scored eight runs in the bottom of the eighth inning, closing the gap to one run before sophomore Matt Massingale closed it out, earning a save.
Husky starter Jeff Heaverlo fanned six, but was only able to work four and one-third innings in the 30-degree temperatures. The preseason All-America gave up three earned runs on five hits. Sophomore reliever Daniel Jahn worked one and two-thirds for the win, allowing one hit and fanning two.
Gray (1-1) took the loss for BYU, which fell to 3-2 on the year. David Jensen hit a two-run double and a solo homer for the Cougars.
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Danuel House scored a season-high 28 points and Joseph Young added 20, helping Houston continue its impressive start with a 78-67 win Wednesday night over SMU in the Cougars' Conference USA opener.
SMU (12-10, 2-5 C-USA) hosts Houston (13-7, 2-5 C-USA) on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Mustangs are 6-3 at home this year and enter the game off a 68-57 win at Marshall on Wednesday. The Mustangs are looking to even the season series with the Cougars after falling 78-67 in Houston on Jan. 9.
FEB. 27 IS FINAL GAME IN MOODY COLISEUM'S CURRENT CONFIGURATION: After 57 seasons, 9 conference championships and more than 500 wins, SMU men's basketball will play its final home game in Moody Coliseum's current configuration on Wednesday, Feb. 27, when the Mustangs host Rice at 7 p.m. On the 27th, SMU will also celebrate Senior Night prior to the game at the Coliseum, which is undergoing a $47 million expansion and renovation. The updated Moody Coliseum (newmoody.com) will feature new premium seating, as well as courtside retractable seating designated for students and renovation of the entry lobby and concourses. Technology improvements will include new video boards, scoreboards, sound system, broadcast capabilities and heating and cooling systems. In addition, office suites, restrooms and locker rooms will be upgraded. The renovation, which began on the north side of the Coliseum in August, will expand into the main building in early March. The building is scheduled to re-open in December 2013, prior to SMU's first game in the BIG EAST. The Mustangs final "home" game on Saturday, March 9, against UTEP will be played at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland.
DICK DAVIS TO RECEIVE SAM AWARD: SMU alumnus Dick Davis will be honored with the 2012 Silver Anniversary Mustang Award at halftime of the game against Houston. The award will be presented at halftime on behalf of the SMU Lettermen's Association by SMU President Gerald Turner and Director of Athletics Rick Hart. Davis was an outstanding player on the SMU tennis team (1954-56) and was named team captain. He earned his BBA from SMU in 1956 and his JD in 1958. Davis then began a long and very distinguished legal career with Strasburger & Price, LLP, where he practiced for over 40 years before becoming counsel to the firm in 2000. Away from the office, Davis always looks for ways to serve and make a lasting impact on his community. He currently serves as Mayor of University Park. Prior to his election as Mayor, he served three terms on the City Council. Davis has served the city on numerous committees including the University Park Master Plan, Maintenance of Housing Quality, Land Use, Future Planning and Capital Improvements and the Planning & Zoning Commission. He has also served with The Salesmanship Club, United Way, March of Dimes, American Heart Association, YMCA, Buckner Children's Home, Central Dallas Ministries, Leukemia Foundation, Meals on Wheels, Brother Bill's Helping Hand, Stepp Foundation, East Dallas Christian School and the North Texas Food Bank, just to name a few. Davis has been a member of the Park Cities Baptist Church since 1945, where he has served as a Sunday School teacher, a department director, chairman of numerous fund drives and a deacon. Davis also received the Distinguished Alumni Award for Private Practice from the SMU Dedman School of Law in 2012. The annual award, which was initiated in 1991, is the most prestigious award given by the Lettermen's Association. To be selected as the SAM Award winner, an individual must have graduated from SMU at least 25 years ago and have made significant, positive and lasting impact on his/her community.
UP NEXT: SMU hosts Memphis on Wednesday at 7 p.m. before games at Rice (Feb. 9) & at Tulane (Feb. 16).
LAST GAME (W, 68-57 - at Marshall on Jan. 30): HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Jalen Jones had 19 points and eight rebounds, and Ryan Manuel scored 17 points to lead SMU to a 68-57 victory over Marshall in a Conference USA game on Wednesday night. Nick Russell had 15 points, seven rebounds and five assists for the Mustangs (12-10, 2-5), who had lost three in a row and six of their past seven. It was SMU's first road victory in the conference and the Mustangs' first win against Marshall in school history. Elijah Pittman had 15 points and eight rebounds, D.D. Scarver scored 15, DeAndre Kane had 13, and Dennis Tinnon pulled down a season-high 17 rebounds to go with eight points for the Thundering Herd (9-12, 2-4), who have lost three in a row. SMU shot 48.1 percent (25 of 52) to Marshall's 33.9 (20 of 59). SMU led 35-23 at the break, and the closest Marshall got in the second half was five points at 51-46 on Tinnon's layup at 8:41. SMU ended the game with 41 rebounds, the second highest total of the season (49 at Hofstra - 12/1/12) for the Mustangs.
THE SERIES VS. HOUSTON (25-45): SMU and Houston are meeting for the 71st time with UH holding a 45-25 lead, including a win at the Hofheinz Pavilion on Jan. 9. The in-state rivals are also meeting for the 57th time in a league game. The teams spent 21 years together in the Southwest Conference, are in their eighth season as C-USA opponents and will both move to the Big East in July of 2013. In the most recent meeting at Moody Coliseum, SMU won 70-54 on Jan. 18, 2012 behind London Giles who scored a then-career-high 16 points and tied a career-high with five 3-pointers. Robert Nyakundi added 15 points and Shawn Williams and Jalen Jones 11 each for SMU. The teams split the season series last year, each winning on the road. The Mustangs earned their first win at Houston in over a decade with a convincing 65-51 win on Feb. 16, but Houston edged SMU 70-68 at Moody Coliseum on Jan. 15, 2011. Before the teams became C-USA opponents, SMU won three straight including the two non-conference meetings that occurred between the breakup of the Southwest Conference and becoming C-USA opponents. The teams spent 21 seasons in the SWC with the Mustangs trailing 28-14, but SMU does hold an all-time 6-5 edge in tournament play: 2-1 in NCAA Tournament action and 4-3 in SWC Tournament games. SMU is 0-1 against the Cougars in the C-USA Tournament. The two met in the last SWC Tournament at Reunion Arena in Dallas with SMU scoring a 62-57 win over the Cougars in 1996. The Ponies won NCAA Regional matchups in 1956 and 1965, but lost in 1967. The eighth-ranked Mustangs won 89-76 and over 17th-ranked Houston in the 1956 NCAA Tournament. SMU eventually advanced to the 1956 Final Four.
LAST MEETING VS. HOUSTON (Jan. 9, 2013 - L, 78-67): HOUSTON (AP) - Danuel House scored a season-high 28 points and Joseph Young added 20, helping Houston earn a 78-67 win over SMU. House was 7 of 11 from the field for the Cougars. Young, the team's leading scorer at 17.4 points per game coming in, was 8 of 16. Jalen Jones had 22 points and 13 rebounds for the Mustangs (10-7, 0-2), and Nick Russell scored 14. The Mustangs led 36-32 at halftime and 47-38 after Jones' tip-in with 15:14 to play. But Houston responded with a 10-0 run to take the lead, then went ahead for good on TaShawn Thomas' jumper with 5:48 left. Leon Gibson had eight points and 14 rebounds for Houston, and Thomas pulled down 12 boards and scored six points.
INFINITI CHARITY CHALLENGE (ESPN.com/Infiniti): SMU head coach Larry Brown is one of 48 college basketball coaches in this year's "Infiniti Coaches' Charity Challenge." Brown is participating on behalf of Dragonfly Forest, a year-round camp experience for children with autism and medical needs. Fan participation will determine the ultimate winner over an eight-week period beginning January 14th. Fans can vote for Coach Brown and Dragonfly Forest by registering and voting on www.ESPN.com/Infiniti. Each coach gets $5,000 for the selected charity with a $100,000 donation going to the winning coach's designated charity. For the first six weeks (Jan. 14 - Feb. 27), four brackets of 12 coaches will be paired against each other (Brown is in the West Region), with the winners from each group moving onto the next round. Fans can vote for up to four coaches per day. Voting for the four semifinalists is in weeks seven and eight (Feb. 27 - March 10). The winning coach will be announced on March 11.
HALL OF FAME HEAD COACH Larry Brown...was named head men's basketball coach at SMU on April 19, 2012. He is the only head coach to win both an NCAA title (Kansas 1988) and an NBA Championship (Detroit 2004). Brown was enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame as a coach on Sept. 27, 2002. He is in his 38th season as a head coach and eighth at the NCAA level. He has an overall record of 1665-1202 when combining his head coaching marks from the NBA, the ABA, the NCAA and USA Basketball. His collegiate record is 189-71 (12-10 at SMU), making the NCAA tournament in each of his previous seven season including three Final Fours (1980, 1986, 1988) and the 1988 NCAA title.
ACTIVE HALL OF FAMERS: There are four active coaches that have been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Brown is also one of 11 active Division I head coaches with an NCAA Championship.
- Jim Boeheim, Syracuse - HOF 2005
- Larry Brown, SMU - HOF 2002
- Mike Kryzewski, Duke - HOF 2001
- Roy Williams, North Carolina - HOF 2007
Larry Brown AT HOME (NCAA): His teams are 101-14 (.878) at home. He is 6-3 at SMU. His teams were 24-6 (.800) at Pauley Pavilion at UCLA and 71-5 (.934) at Allen Fieldhouse while at Kansas. (At KU, his teams won a Big 8-record 55 straight home games which is 3rd all-time at KU - Started 3/3/84 vs. Oklahoma State W, 91-70 - Ended 1/30/88 vs. Kansas State L, 72-61).
Larry Brown ON THE ROAD (NCAA): His teams are 47-38 (.553) in road games. He is 3-5 at SMU.
Larry Brown IN NEUTRAL SITE GAMES (NCAA): His teams are 41-19 (.683) in neutral site games. He is 2-2 (.500) in neutral site games with SMU.
MENTOR VS. MOP: On Jan. 6, Larry Brown (SMU) and Danny Manning (Tulsa) met as head coaches for the first time. Brown was the head coach and Manning was the Most Outstanding Player (MOP) of the Final Four as Kansas won the 1988 NCAA Championship. It was just the second matchup as head coaches for a tandem that was head coach and MOP for an NCAA title team. - Howie Dallmar - 1942 MOP for Stanford (Coach was Everett Dean); Dean (Stanford) vs. Dallmar (Penn) at Penn on Dec. 29, 1950 (Penn wins 59-58) - Danny Manning - 1988 MOP for Kansas (Coach was Larry Brown); Manning (Tulsa) vs. Brown (SMU) at SMU on Jan. 6 (TU won 48-47), and at Tulsa on March 6
BIG EAST: Dec. 7, 2011 - SMU accepted an invitation to join the BIG EAST Conference in all sports, President R. Gerald Turner announced. SMU, Houston, UCF and Memphis will begin competing in all BIG EAST-sponsored sports in the 2013-14 academic year. The football-only members East Carolina beginning in 2014 and Navy in 2015. Tulane also accepted an invitation to join the BIG EAST in all sports on Nov. 27, 2012, and will be an all-sports member beginning in 2014-15.
COVERING PRACTICE: Head Coach Larry Brown, other members of the staff and student-athletes will only be available BEFORE practice. Practices are open to members of the media. Media members can watch practice from designated areas off the court. Please notify the Public Relations Office in advance and to confirm times.
6-3: SMU is 6-3 at home. The Mustangs started 5-0 at home for the first time since starting 5-0 in 2006-07.
10-5: SMU went 10-5 in non-conference play, winning 10 non-conference games for the first time since 2006-07 (11-3 the season). The 8-1 start was the best since opening 9-1 in 2006-07. The Mustangs 5-0 start was the best since a 10-0 start to the 1997-98 season.
20/20/20/20/20 VISION: SMU has had five players score 20+ points this season.
- Jalen Jones (6x): 21 at TCU 11/15, 24 at Texas St 11/17; 20 vs. Malone 11/19, 20 vs. Utah 11/28, 22 at Houston 1/9, 20 vs. Southern Miss 1/16
- Nick Russell (4x): 20 vs Wagner 12/21, 20 at Hofstra 12/1, 25 vs Missouri St 11/25; 25 at Texas St 11/17
- Cannen Cunningham: 20 vs. Rider 11/21
- Ryan Manuel: 24 vs. Rider 11/21 - Brian Bernardi: 20 vs. Furman 12/30
ATTENDANCE UP: SMU season tickets are up 79% from last year. SMU saw a 101% gain in attendance during the month of November (compared to the Nov. 2011).
Season Tickets - 79% increase
Avg. Attendance - 59.5% increase (3,211 from 2,013)
Avg. Nov. - 101% increase (3,198 from 1,593)
Season high attendance - 3,590 vs. Tulsa 1/6 (Last year: 3,508 vs. TCU 2/8/12)
BALANCED SCORING: SMU has had 4 players score in double-digits in 9 games (6-3).
1. LMU (11/11) - W, 73-58: Russell (19), Manuel (14), Williams (12), Jones (11), Cunningham (10)
2. Malone (11/19) - W, 81-47: Jones (20), Williams (13), Manuel (13), Cunningham (12)
3. Rider (11/21) - W, 83-70: Manuel (24), Cunningham (20), Jones (15), Russell (12)
4. vs. UALR (11/24) - L, 69-56: Williams (15), Giles (12), Cunningham (11), Russell (10)
5. at Hofstra (12/1) - W, 73-47: Russell (20), Jones (14), Williams (10), Cunningham (10)
6. Furman (12/30) - W, 72-53: Bernardi (20), Jones (14), Cunningham (13), Williams (10)
7. Tulane (1/12) - W, 59-53: Russell (13), Giles (10), Jones (10), Manuel (10)
8. Southern Miss (1/16) - L, 74-70: Jones (20), Williams (17), Manuel (14), Russell (11)
9. at UCF (1/26) - L, 74-65: Manuel (17), Russell (15), Jones (13), Cunningham (12)
MUSTANG STATE: All of SMU's starters are all from the state of Texas, with 4 of the 5 from the DFW area: Cannen Cunningham (Arlington), Jalen Jones (Dallas), Ryan Manuel (Houston), Nick Russell (Duncanville), Shawn Williams (Duncanville), The Mustangs top reserve is also from DFW; London Giles (Dallas).
3FG% - 2nd (72.7%, 8-11) vs. Rider 11/21 Best FT% - 6th (95.2%, 20-21) vs. Alcorn State 12/22
Blocked Shots - 5th (11) at Texas State 11/17
3FGA - T-6th (15, 4-15) Marquiz Baker, vs. Alcorn State 12/22
Blocked Shots - T-3rd (6) Mario Moody, vs. Wagner 11/21
Steals - T-4th (6) Mike Powell, at Rhode Island 12/15; T-4th (6) Ian Francis, vs. Alcorn State 12/22
FTA - T-11th (17, 13-17) Danuel House, at Houston 1/9
FTA - T-8th (13, 13-17) Danuel House, at Houston 1/9
3FGA - T-4th (35, 10-35) Furman 12/30 MOODY COLISEUM - TEAM
3FG% - 1st (72.7%, 8-11) vs. Rider 11/21
ROAD MUSTANGS: SMU is 4-5 on the road this season. The Mustangs have went 3-2 in non-conference road games, winning 3 non-league games on the road for the first time since 2003-04. SMU last won a school-record tyring 4 road non-conference games was 1991-92. Dec. 1 is also the earliest SMU has had 3 road wins, beating the previous date of Dec. 9 in 2003-04.
SHARP-SHOOTERS: SMU is leading C-USA and ranks 9th in the NCAA in free throw percentage (.760). All of SMU's starters are shooting at least 69% from the line (Ryan Manuel - 80.5%, Jalen Jones - 76.9%, Shawn Wiliams - 73.9%, Nick Russell - 71.7%, Cannen Cunningham 69.6%).
YOUTH & INEXPERIENCE: The Mustangs are one of the youngest and least experienced teams in the country this season, totaling just 11 collegiate seasons among those eligible to play this season.
Team Yrs. Players Avg.
Navy 14 18 0.78
UC Santa Barbara 14 18 0.78
Missouri State 9 11 0.82
Rice 8 9 0.89
Tulsa 12 13 0.92
Loyola, Ill. 16 16 1.00
Wright State 14 14 1.00
SMU 11 11 1.00 * 3 transfers sitting out this season
North Carolina 12 12 1.00
Georgia State 19 16 1.19
TRANSFERS: SMU has 3 transfers sitting out this season
Player From Years Remaining
Crandall Head Illinois 2
Markus Kennedy Villanova 3
Nic Moore Illinois State 3
2012-13 Opponent Stats Season Career
Jalen Jones Loyola Marymount 11/11 11 pts, 11 rebs 1st 1st
Ryan Manuel Rider 11/21 24 pts, 11 rebs 1st 1st
Shawn Williams vs. UALR 11/24 15 pts, 10 rebs 1st 1st
Jalen Jones vs. Utah 11/28 20 pts, 16 rebs 2nd 2nd
Jalen Jones at Hofstra 12/1 14 pts, 12 rebs 3rd 3rd
Shawn Williams at Hofstra 12/1 10 pts, 10 rebs 2nd 2nd
Jalen Jones vs. Wagner 12/21 14 pts, 14 rebs 4th 4th
Cannen Cunningham [RV/RV] Wyoming 1/2 14 pts, 11 rebs 1st 1st
Jalen Jones at Houston 1/9 22 pts, 13 rebs 5th 5th
Jalen Jones Southern Miss 1/16 20 pts, 12 rebs 6th 6th
Hoops for Hope All-Tournament (Nov. 19-25):
- Nick Russell (11.5 pts, 3.8 rebs, 4.5 asts; SMU went 3-1; GW shot in 62-61 win vs. Missouri St)
C-USA Player of the Week & NetScouts.com C-USA POTW (Dec. 3):
- Jalen Jones (Dec. 3 - 17.0 pts, 14.0 rebs, 2.0 blks, 1.5 asts, 1.0 stl in wins over Utah & Hofstra)
- National High-Major & C-USA POTW: Jalen Jones (Dec. 3 - 17.0 pts, 14.0 rebs, 2.0 blks, 1.5 asts, 1.0 stl)
Cable Car Classic All-Tournament Team (Dec. 21-22):
- Jalen Jones (16.5 pts, 11.5 rebs, 3.0 steals; SMU went 1-1)
10+points: Russell 8 (17, 10, 14, 13, 11, 12, 15, 15), Jones 7 (15, 22, 10, 20, 15, 13, 19), Manuel 2 (17, 17)
8+ rebounds: Cunningham (8), Jones (8)
5+ assists: Russell 2 (6, 5)
3+ steals: Giles (3)
2+ blocks: Cunningham (2)
Brian Bernardi (Fr.): Averaging 3.4 points in 9.7 minutes for the season... Shooting 43.9% on 3FGs (1st SMU)... Scored 8 points in a career high 30 minutes at Houston (1/9)... Exploded for a career high 20 points in 23 minutes vs. Furman (12/30); first SMU freshman to score 20+ since Paul McCoy scored 29 at UAB (2/14/09); made 4 threes; 6-6 FTs... Hit a 3FG in 5 straight games (TCU 11/15 - UALR 11/24).
Cannen Cunningham (So.): Averaging 8.6 points, 5.8 rebounds (2nd SMU) and 1.5 blocks (1st SMU, 6th C-USA)... Set a career high with 4 assists vs. Tulane (1/12)... Recorded first career double-double against Wyoming (1/2) with 14 points and a career high 11 rebounds (including a career high 5 offensive rebs)... Great all-around night against Utah (11/28) with 8 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals and 4 blocks (tied career high)... Posted a career high 20 points against Rider (11/21); made 8-10 FGs.
Jordan Dickerson (Fr.): Has totaled 8 points, 18 rebounds and 8 blocks in 75 minutes... Has played a career high 9 minutes on two occasions (Malone 11/19, UCF 1/26).
Kevin Dunleavy (So.): Has played in 4 games this season.
London Giles (Sr.): Averaging 3.1 points in 15.1 minutes per game...Career high 3 steals vs. Marshall (1/30)... Scored 10 points vs. Tulane (1/12)... Season high 12 points against UALR (11/24), making 4-4 3FGs; played in a season high 24 minutes.
Crandall Head (Transfer): Transferred after sophomore season at Illinois...Played 26 games in 2 seasons.
Marcus Holyfield (Jr.): Played in his first collegiate game at UTEP (1/19), logging 2 minutes... Has spent the last four years (2009-12) with the football team... Joined the basketball team in December after the 2012 Hawaii Bowl.
Jalen Jones (So.): Averages 15.1 points (1st SMU, 9th C-USA), 8.1 rebounds (1st SMU, 7th C-USA), 1.4 steals (15th C-USA) and 0.8 blocked shots (12th C-USA)...Averaging 16.3 points during C-USA play (4th C-USA)... Has six double-doubles on the season...Has 6 games with 20+ points... Is a 76.9% FT shooter (12th C-USA)... Has failed to score in double-digits only three times this season... HONORS: All-Cable Car Classic Team (12/21-12/22)... C-USA Player of the Week (12/3) after averaging 17 pts and 14 rebs in two wins over Utah and Hofstra...FIRST SINCE: Had consecutive double-doubles (Utah, at Hofstra), first Mustang to post back-to-back double-doubles since Papa Dia in 2010-11... Posted his 6th double-double of the season with 20 pts and 12 rebs against Southern Miss (1/16); also added a career high 5 assists... Notched 5th double-double of the season with 22 points and 13 rebounds at Houston (1/9); 10-21 FGs, most FGM since Robert Nyakundi made 10-14 vs. Tulane (1/25/12)... Had 12 rebs in the 1st half vs. Wagner (12/21), most since Papa Dia had 12 in 1st half at Northern Iowa (3/21/11)... Scored 20 points with a career-high 16 rebounds against Utah (11/28); first Mustang with 15+ points and 15+ rebounds since Papa Dia (3/21/11 at Northern Iowa - 17 pts, 21 rebs) 20+: Had 20+ points in 3 straight games against TCU, Texas State and Malone, becoming the first Mustang to score 20+ in 3 straight since Papa Dia (1/8/11-1/15/11)....Scored a career-high 24 points at Texas State (11/17).
Markus Kennedy (Transfer): Transferred after freshman season at Villanova...Averaged 3.0 points and 4.4 rebounds per contest in 31 games.
Ryan Manuel (So.): Averages 12.0 points (22nd C-USA) and 2.2 assists (2nd SMU) in 33.5 minutes (10th C-USA)... Is 80.5% on FTs (1st SMU, 8th C-USA)... Currently 4th all-time in FTMs (120) for a sophomore at SMU; needs 8 FTMs to tie Gene Phillips for 3rd... Has made 7+ FTMs in 7 games this season; 5 games this season shooting 100% FTs (min. 5 attempts)... Made 8-8 FTs against Alcorn State (12/22), the best FT shooting night since Robert Nyakundi against SE Missouri State (12/29/10 - 10-10 FTs); also added a career high 6 assists... Blocked Missouri State's Marcus Marshall's 3-point attempt with 4 seconds left to clinch the 62-61 victory; now has 2 game-clinching blocks this season (also against TCU 11/15)... Posted first career double-double (career high 24 pts, career high 11 rebs) against Rider (11/21); made 11-12 FTs...Had 16 points at TCU (11/15)... Made 12-of-15 free throws against LMU (11/11) the most made free throws made by a Mustang since Derek Williams converted 14 attempts on Jan. 30, 2010 against Memphis.
Blaise Mbargorba (Fr.): Missed first 22 games with a shoulder injury.
Nic Moore (Transfer): Transferred after freshman season at Illinois State...At ISU, he played all 35 games with 29 starts...Averaged 10.0 points and 3.9 assists while posting a 1.71 assist-to-turnover ratio.
Uche Ofoegbu (Fr.): Has totaled 10 points, 27 rebounds, 4 blocks and 3 steals in 135 minutes (7.5) in 18 games this season... Recorded 3 rebounds and 2 steals (career high) against Marshall (1/30).
Nick Russell (Jr.): Averages 13.8 points (2nd SMU, 15th C-USA), 4.3 assists (1st SMU, 7th C-USA), and 1.5 steals (14th C-USA) in 36.3 minutes (1st SMU, 1st C-USA)... Has scored in double-figures in all but four games this season... Career high 7 rebounds on two occasions (vs. Marshall 1/30, vs. Tulsa 1/6)... Had 4th 20+ point game of season with 20 pts against Wagner (12/21); played all 40 minutes for 1st time in career... Posted 20 points against Hofstra (12/1); added 7 assists, 5 rebounds and a career high 4 steals... Tied a career high with 8 assists against Utah (11/19)... Tied a career high with 25 points against Missouri State (9-15 FGs)...Career-high 25 points at Texas State (11/17); also grabbed 6 rebounds and 2 steals...GAME-WINNER: Hit the game-winner with 10 seconds left in the 62-61 win vs. Missouri State 11/24 in the Hoops for Hope 3rd-place game (had 25 points, 2 assists, 2 steals)... HONORS: Named to the Hoops for Hope All-Tournament Team (11.5 pts, 3.8 rebs, 4.5 asts) and had the game-winner vs. Missouri State (62-61) in the 3rd-place game.
Shawn Williams (Jr.): Averaging 7.7 points and 5.2 rebounds... Shooting 42.6% on 3FGs (7th C-USA); Currently 8th on SMU's single season 3FG% list... Connecting on 47.6% 3FGs in C-USA play (5th C-USA)... Has two double-doubles this season... Led SMU in scoring at UTEP (1/19) with 16 points... Scored a career high 17 points vs. Southern Miss; 5-8 3FGs, most 3FGMs since Robert Nyakundi went 6-10 at Houston (2/25/12)... Played all 40 minutes against Alcorn State (12/22), scoring 12 points... Notched second career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebs (tied a career high) against Hofstra (12/1); 2-2 3FGs... First career double-double (15 pts, 10 rebs) against UALR (11/24); 10 rebounds tied a career high; 6-6 FTs.
Garrett Wilson (Fr.): Has played in 6 games this season.
FAMILIAR FOE: SMU has met seven opponents more than 100 times.
Rice 195 118-77 F9 at Rice, F27 at SMU
TCU 188 103-85 N15 at TCU (W, 64-61)
Texas A&M 177 90-87
Baylor 175 100-75
Texas 174 71-103
Arkansas 153 59-94
Texas Tech 104 47-57
Larry Brown IN OT (NCAA): 3-5
1/16/81 UCLA at Arizona St L, 78-74 (3ot) Pac 10 Game
1/4/86 Kansas at Memphis L, 83-80
3/21/86 Kansas vs. Michigan St W, 96-86 NCAA RSF (Kansas City)
12/29/86 Kansas vs. Ohio St L, 79-78 Rainbow Classic (Honolulu)
12/30/86 Kansas at Hawaii W, 81-80 Rainbow Classic (Honolulu)
2/4/87 Kansas at Kansas St W, 80-75 (2ot) Big 8 Game
2/28/87 Kansas at Nebraska L, 83-81 Big 8 Game
2/20/88 Kansas vs. Duke L, 74-70
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SMU SIGNS 3 FOR 2013-14: SMU Head Coach Larry Brown announced that three student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Mustangs beginning with the 2013-14 season, which will be SMU's first campaign in the BIG EAST. The class includes a top-flight junior college signee in Yanick Moreira and a pair of highly-touted Chicago-area student-athletes in Sterling Brown and Ben Moore. Brown is a four-star 6-4 guard from Proviso East High School, Moore is a three-star 6-8 forward from Bolingbrook High School, and Moreira is a 6-11 forward that is rated as high as No. 1 for junior college signees. The Mustangs will add six newcomers next season, including the three signees. SMU has three transfers sitting out this year in Nic Moore (5-9, 170, So. from Illinois State), Markus Kennedy (6-9, 260, So. from Villanova) and Crandall Head (6-4, 180, Jr. from Illinois).
SMU Men's Basketball Signees
Sterling Brown - G, 6-4, 190 - Chicago, Ill. (Proviso East)
Ben Moore - PF, 6-8, 185 - Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook HS)
Yanick Moreira - C/PF, 6-11, 220 - Luanda, Angola (South Plains C.C.)
Moody Coliseum Renovation And Expansion - $47 MILLION PROJECT:
Two lead gifts - a $20 million gift from the Moody Foundation and a $10 million commitment from SMU trustee David B. Miller '72, '73 and his wife Carolyn Lacy Miller - will help provide an extensive expansion and renovation of Moody Coliseum. Through the years, Moody Coliseum, a campus and Dallas landmark, has served both the University and community. Home to men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball and the pageantry of SMU Commencement, the coliseum also has hosted commencement ceremonies for thousands of area high school students, cultural programming and political rallies. Speakers have included four U.S. presidents and numerous other national and international figures. Moody Coliseum is undergoing expansion and extensive renovation, providing many new and improved features that include new premium seating, renovation of the entry lobby and concourses and state-of-the-art upgrades. This project will revitalize Moody Coliseum as a preeminent collegiate sports arena and multi-purpose event facility, preserving its historical character while adding the most modern technological enhancements. Construction began in August 2012 with the expansion of the building's north façade followed by renovation of the interior space and infrastructure upgrades. The renovated Moody Coliseum is scheduled to reopen in December 2013.
- Renovated main entry lobby
- Expanded concourses with raised ceilings
- Club seats, loge boxes, private suites and group suites
- New event space, offices, team locker rooms and meeting space
- Relocated, expanded volleyball locker room suite
WORLD-CLASS FACILITY: The new Crum Basketball Center at SMU is a world-class training center. The 2011 NBA Champion Dallas Mavericks used the Crum Center for their 2008, 2009 and 2010 training camps. Several other NBA teams have used the facility when they are in town to play the Mavericks.
1. Chicago Bulls
2. Cleveland Cavaliers
3. Dallas Mavericks
4. Denver Nuggets
5. Detroit Pistons
6. Indiana Pacers
7. Golden State Warriors
8. New Orleans Hornets
9. Philadelphia 76ers
10. San Antonio Spurs
11. Utah Jazz
Nick Russell NAMED ALL-TOURNAMENT AT HOOPS FOR HOPE TOURNAMENT: PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico (SMU) - Junior guard Nick Russell received Hoops For Hope Classic All-Tournament honors on Sunday night, just hours after hitting the biggest shot during SMU's (6-1) first seven games. Russell hit the game-winning jumper with 10 seconds remaining in the Mustangs' 62-61 victory over Missouri State on Sunday night. The junior tied a career high with 25 points in the contest on 9-of-15 shooting in 38 minutes. For the tournament, Russell averaged 11.5 points, 3.8 rebounds and 4.5 assists, and guided SMU to a 3-1 record over the four-game event.
Russell has been a key part of SMU's 6-1 start to the 2012-13 season, leading the team in scoring (16.0) and assists (3.9). SMU is off to its best start since opening the 2006-07 campaign at 10-1.
Hoops For Hope Classic All-Tournament Team
-Anthony Miles, Rider
-Nick Russell, SMU
-Anthnoy Downing, Missouri State
-Lakeem Jackson, South Carolina
-Will Neighbour, UALR
Outstanding Player:
-LaShay Page, South Carolina
Jalen Jones NAMED ALL-TOURNAMENT AT CABLE CAR CLASSIC:
All-Cable Car Classic Team
1. Marc Trasolini*, Santa Clara (MVP)
2. Evan Roquemore, Santa Clara
3. Marquiz Baker, Alcorn State
4. Jalen Jones, SMU
5. Jonathon Williams, Wagner
Kevin O'Connor Most Inspirational Player - Evan Roquemore, Santa Clara
D.J. Frandsen "6th Man" Award - Brandon Clark, Santa Clara
COACH BROWN RETURNS TO NEW YORK: Head Coach Larry Brown had a "homecoming" as SMU won 73-47 at Hofstra on Dec. 1. Hofstra, located in Hempstead, N.Y., is just over 20 miles away from Brown's hometown of Brooklyn. Brown went to high school in Long Beach, N.Y., which is about 10 miles away from the site of Saturday's game. Brown also had NBA coaching stints with the New York Knicks (2005-06) and the nearby New Jersey Nets (1981-83).
RETURN TO NEW YORK: On Dec. 1, SMU won 73-47 at Hofstra in its first game in the state of New York for the first time since Dec. 9, 1950 (L, 64-55 at Canisius). SMU had last played in the New York metro area in 1994, when splitting two games in the Seton Hall/Meadowlands Tournament.
Games in the state of New York: (4-6)
at Long Island - 1937-38 - L, 40-29
at Buffalo - 1946-47 - W, 64-37
at NYU - 1946-47 - L, 76-63
at CCNY - 1948-49 - W, 62-56
at Niagara - 1948-49 - W, 67-57
at CCNY - 1949-90 - L, 67-53
at Niagara - 1949-50 - L, 55-47
at St. John's - 12/7/1950 - L, 76-72 (MSG)
at Canisius - 12/9/1950 - L, 64-55
at Hofstra - 12/1/2012 - W, 73-47
East Rutherford, N.J. (Seton Hall/Meadowlands Tournament): (1-1)
vs. Southern California - 12/28/1994 - L, 91-83
vs. Lehigh - 12/29/1994 - W, 88-84
MUSTANGS' INTERNATIONAL: The Mustangs played in the Hoops for Hope Tournament in Puerrto Vallarta, Mexico, on Nov. 24 and 25. The Mustangs had played in two previous international tournaments: The San Juan Shootout (San Juan, P.R.) during the 2000-01 season and the Suntory Ball Classic (Tokyo, Japan) in the 1986-87 campaign. SMU has also participated in two offseason international tours: Canada in 2003 and the Tour d' Africa in 2008.
SMU in international events during the season: (4-3)
Nov. 24-25 - Hoops For Hope Classic - Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - went 1-1
- N24 vs. UALR - L, 56-69
- N25 vs. Missouri State - W, 62-61
Dec. 20-22, 2000 - San Juan Shootout - San Juan, P.R., went 2-1
- D20 vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez - W, 101-72
- D21 vs. VCU - W, 94-88
- D22 vs. Nebraska - L, 70-72
Dec. 19-21, 1986 - Suntory Ball Classic - Tokyo, Japan, went 1-1
- D19 vs. Boston College - W, 62-49
- D21 vs. #16 Georgia Tech - L, 54-63
SMU in international tours during the offseason: (5-2 in exhibitions)
May 27-June 4, 2008 - Tour d' Africa - went 1-2
- M27 at Senegal National Team (Dakar, Senegal) - L, 54-62
- J2 vs. South African National Team (Johannesburg, S.A.) - L
- J4 vs. South African Club (Johannesburg, S.A.) - W, 107-87
Oct. 11-13, 2003 - SMU Preseason Canadian Tour - went 4-0
- O11 vs. EA Sports All-Stars - W, 81-69
- O11 vs. Simon Fraser - W, 79-77
- O12 vs. EA Sports All-Stars - W, 91-77
- O13 vs. University of British Columbia - W, 88-76


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What exactly is content marketing?"
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In short, instead of pitching your products or services, you are delivering information that makes your buyer more intelligent. The essence of this content strategy is the belief that if we, as businesses, deliver consistent, ongoing valuable information to buyers, they ultimately reward us with their business and loyalty.
Do I really need to learn about another form of marketing?
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In late July comes the Royal Welsh Show, held at the Royal Welsh Showground at Llanelwedd, just north of Builth Wells in mid-Wales. The Royal Welsh Show is the biggest agricultural show in Europe, transforming this sleepy market town on the River Wye into a bustling visitor attraction.
It celebrates local farming and rural life over four days with a variety of events, including carriage driving, mounted games, a parade of hounds, trotting, livestock competitions (with categories that include hunters, shires, agricultural heavy horses, beef and dairy cattle and sheep) and a display of vintage machinery.
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in the blurb for the metal catachan special weapons it says that there is 3 possible variants and 1 is with a grenade launcher.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) — Ian Kinsler hit his fourth home run and Scott Feldman threw six scoreless innings to help lead the Texas Rangers past the Cincinnati Reds 12-0 on Monday night.
Nelson Cruz, David Murphy and Josh Hamilton had two-run doubles, Mitch Moreland added a two-run single and Michael Young had three hits and scored three runs for the Rangers, who won for only the second time at home this spring.
Feldman, who likely start the season as a spot starter and long reliever, scattered three hits and struck out nine.
Cincinnati starter Jeff Francis retired the side in order in the first before running into trouble. He lasted three batters into the fourth inning, giving up 11 runs on 11 hits with a walk and four strikeouts.
Francis, a non-roster invitee vying for a spot in the Reds' rotation, needs to be placed on Cincinnati's 25-man roster by Wednesday or he can opt out of his minor-league contract to try and catch on with another club.


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• Cardiac dysrhythmias refers to any disturbance or abnormality in the cardiac conduction system causing an alteration in cardiac rate or rhythm.
• Normal conduction goes from the Sinoatrial (SA) Node S Atrioventricular (AV) Node S bundle of His S bundle branches S Purkinje fibers.
• Dysrhythmias may be benign or lethal.
• The terms "arrhythmia" and "dysrhythmia" are used interchangeably.
• Normal ECG interpretation:
—Heart rate is 60–100 bpm.
—Rhythm is regular.
—P wave is present and there is one in front of every QRS.
—PR interval is 0.12–0.20 seconds.
—QRS is 0.06–0.10 seconds.
Etiology: There are two major categories of dysrhythmias:
• Alteration in impulse formation
—Rate: tachycardia (over 100 bpm) or bradycardia (under 60 bpm)
—Rhythm: regular or irregular
—Ectopic: impulse starts outside the SA node, may be in the atria, junction, or ventricles
• Alteration in conductivity
—Heart blocks
—Reentry phenomena: activation of the muscle twice for one impluse
Precipitating factors: Ischemia, electrolyte disturbances, fever, acidosis, stress, exercise, pain, hypoxia, anemia, hypovolemia, cardiac and systemic diseases, atherosclerosis, medications, trauma, metabolic disorders, caffeine, alcohol, and aging.
Signs and Symptoms:
• May be asymptomatic
• Dizziness, angina, disorientation, hypotension, syncope, palpitations, diaphoresis, fatigue, shortness of breath, changes in pulse rate or rhythm
• Lethal dysrhythmias may progress to absence of pulse, heart sounds, blood pressure, and consciousness. Pupils can become dilated and cyanosis and seizures can develop leading to death
Diagnosis: 12-lead ECG, continuous ECG monitoring, intermittent ECG recording, stress test, electrophysiology studies, history and physical examination. Diagnostic studies to help determine cause of dysrhythmias may include blood chemistry, chest X-ray, and echocardiogram
Treatment: Depends on the dysrhythmia
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- Cycling İstanbul
- Heroes of the Stage
- Architecture That Makes People Happy
- A 170 Year Old Friendship: Polonezköy
- Friend Country: Poland
- Taxi!
- Istanbul's Lesser Known Museums
- Are You Ready For The Olympıcs?
- Kütahya's Ephesus: Aizanoi
- The world is shrinking but Turkish is getting bigger
- Find The Balance With Macrobiotics
- It's Always Summer When You Listen To Her
- Colorful Journeys
- Discovering Morel Mushrooms
- An Artistic Journey In Istanbul
- World Stars At Maçka
- The Museum Without Walls
- 5 Exciting Music Festivals
- Ramadan in İstanbul
- Turkey's First Desert Marathon
- The New Jersey-Istanbul-Cairo Triangle
- Engin Günaydın's Tokat
- An Artistic Journey At Submarine Wharf
- An Enjoyable Wait
- The Lap Of Luxury: Nice
- A Weekend In Tbilisi
- Boeljon Wins Again At Belek
- A Cinderella Tale
- Pioneer Of Green Entertainment: Ecofest
- Companion Of The Tigris
- Another New Agreement
- Turkish Airlines Convenience In The U.S.
- Enjoy Live Matchs in The Air
- Canada On A Single Ticket
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A Slew Of Bıg Names From England's Young Pop Idol Jessıe J To Heavy Metal's Legendary Megadeth Are Meetıng Theır Fans At Küçükçiftlik Park In June.
Coming to Turkey for the second time, Megadeth is performing as the soloist of Hi-Voltage at Maçka KüçükÇiftlik Park on June 19. With a career spanning almost 30 years, Megadeth's fans cover a broad age group. The band, which will be playing songs like Guns, Drugs & Money and Whose Life (Is It Anyways?) from their album, Th1rte3n, released last year, as well as classics like She Wolf and Hangar 18, comes with a repertoire to satisfy both young fans and old timers.
Another band appearing at KüçükÇiftlik Park on June 19 is the American group, Trivium. A pioneer of new-generation American Heavy Metal, Trivium has been dubbed the new Metallica, a moniker that doesn't exactly go down well with group's members. The two American bands will be accompanied by two Turkish bands the same day: Kurban, a band well-known to fans of Turkish rock, and Comma, a band heavy metal fans have long missed seeing on stage.
Positive Energy On Stage
Positive Days is another event KüçükÇiftlik Park is hosting in June. Jessie J, Zaz, Two Door Cinema Club, Metronomy and Nouvelle Vague will be coming together with music lovers at this event, June 25-28.
A French band, Nouvelle Vague is presenting the first show of Positive Days on June 25 with a cabaret called The Birth of Innocence. English pop idol Jessie J takes the stage on June 26, followed by French singer Zaz on the 27th. Again from England, Two Door Cinema Club and Metronomy will close Positive Days on the 28th.
Compared with Adele and Amy Winehouse for her powerful voice if not her musical style, Jessie J came to prominence in Britain and around
the world with her debut album Who You Are. On tour since November, the young singer is appearing in 16 countries.


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Remember the column in the Houston Chronicle last week where it was suggested that the Texans were a team to be feared because of the pain and injury they inflict on the field?
That piece may have been a steaming pile of sarcasm for all we know, but for every fan that went 'huh?' after reading it, there are probably now ten others who believe we're entering the era of House of Pain 2.0.
Not so fast. Let's examine this a bit, because that's what we do.
The article cites injury statistics from 2011 published by Edgeworth Economics, and specifically a chart on page six of this set of statistics which show "total injuries by opponent, by team and severity."
My first reaction (and probably a lot of yours) after looking at the stats was 'what were those injuries and how did they occur?'
I contacted Edgeworth and obtained the details of the major and moderate injuries attributed to the Texans and sure enough, more than 1/3 of the major injuries (6 of 17, or 35%) "caused" by the Texans were non-contact injuries (various strains and sprains) suffered by opponent's special teams players while covering punts and kickoffs.
Let me stress again the term, "non contact." That means a Texans player didn't touch them.
So from that we crown the Texans the league's most intimidating and fearsome team? I can hear Texans fans yelling 'Hit the Beach' as we speak. '85 Bears, Steel Curtain, Fearsome Foursome, Purple People Eaters step aside.
Talk about spin. Or poor research, take your pick.
'Bulls on Parade' is the best defense we've seen around here in a while, and yes our offensive linemen still cut block (and it's legal), but it's not like these Texans are flirting with scandal.
Let me digress for just a second.
For the younger crowd, 'Hit the Beach' was a battle cry of Glanville's Oilers' defense and special teams units and players (Johnny Meads, Eugene Seale, et al) that used to walk up and down the sidelines during pre-game in military fatigues and helmets. For real. Ah, the glory days of the old AFC Central, we miss you so. And yes, Glanville was a clown, but he helped drag us out of the disaster that was the post Luv Ya Blue era of Biles, Studley and Campbell (Hugh, not Earl).
Anyway, back to articles about the Texans being one of the most feared teams in the league. Like some famous person said, 'don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see.' Or was it 'lies, damn lies, and statistics?' Or maybe it's 'the devil is in the details.' Again, take your pick. As long as you impress your boss, all is well I guess.
I asked Michael Kheyfets, Principal Consultant at Edgeworth, about the additional injury data which he was kind enough to provide and whether we should be drawing such conclusions.
Kheyfets said "I think that given the small sample size (only one year) and the relatively small variance in the numbers across teams, it is difficult to draw a strong conclusion about one team causing significantly more serious injuries (either intentionally or not) than another. For example, the Texans were about average in major injuries against in 2010, and the difference between 2010 and 2011 may be due to a change in style of play, or just statistical chance."
So there you have it. If anyone would like more details on the specifics of the 32 opponent injuries attributed to the Texans, let me know. It was too much to get into here. Moral of the story is there's more to the story than the chart on page six.
Now, back to the waiver wire, practice squad, and arguing about Shiloh Keo, Troy Nolan and Trindon Holliday.


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I am trying to reorder a custom field from one of my Custom Post Types.
I'd like to get the custom field string which is called 'first name' and order all of the first names by their string length. Does this makes sense ? Thanks. I have managed to do this which sort the custom fields by the ABC :
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Found this story via Fark.
The uninteresting part of the story: Idiots rob bank. Police catch up with the idiots. Police recover the cash.
Now, the interesting part. The robbers had the cash stashed in various locations around the house. One of the locations was the vagina of one of the suspects. She had $1690 crammed in there. The story doesn't say what denominations that involved, but by my figuring, it was at least 19 bills – 16 x $100, 1 x $50, 2 x $20. I've got 18 bills in my wallet, if I count the two 20 Euro notes, so I rolled them up. They ended up being about the size of a tampon. However, tampons don't usually have a lot of exposed paper edges. Not being in possession of a vagina myself, I can't be totally sure, but paper cuts in there don't sound pleasant. We'll have to get Alyssa to weigh in on that. Let's hope she (the robber) put it in a condom or a baggie before she put the cash in there.
If the robbers didn't get anything bigger than a $20 bill, the wad of cash she had in there starts getting huge. 84 x $20, 1 x $10 – 85 bills for $1690. That sounds uncomfortable. One of the comments on the story says they heard it was $1 bills, but that just sound ridiculous. I'd say impossible, but I've seen crazier things on the internet.
The (bad) jokes on this one almost write themselves:
- That's a lot of clams.
- 1690 bones
- It's a vagina, not a safe deposit box.
If you get some cash that smells funny, now you know why. Now excuse me, after handling that cash, I want to go wash my hands.


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Todd Alan Blackledge
Position: QB
Height: 6-3 Weight: 225 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: February 25, 1961 in Canton, OH
High School: Hoover
College: Penn St. (school history) (Blackledge college stats)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 1st round (7th overall) of the 1983 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 12 (6581st overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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A few weeks after the primaries, met with the usual fever, Californians have settled into their usual belief that they must make a principled decision, between Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman, and despite their often fevered protestations against their parties pick in the primaries, they are beginning to express support for one or the other, usually, and not surprisingly, along partisan lines.
In the game of partisan politics of course, the explanations seem never-ending as to why we should always choose the one or the other, not only "if you don't vote you can't complain", but truisms such as "third parties never win", "if you vote for a third party, you're throwing away your vote" and of course, emphasis on picking the "lesser of two evils".
These admonitions are often used of course as a tool of statist, rather than populist or anarchist rhetoric, intended to demonstrate the importance of compromise, usually to persuade one that the speaker's candidate is the lesser of the two, despite his evils and shortcomings. This rhetoric is in fact so deeply entrenched in the political system that In the 2008 Presidential primaries, it's contestation by Huckabee was met with spontaneous applause even from his opponents.
Yet here in California, the free thinker has always been a peculiarly common breed, whether by virtue of counter culture or commonality of frustration, the hippie and redneck have often agreed on the common grounds of being fed up, the Anglo-American and Hispanic can find common ground in the necessity of grievance, and in recent years in particular, Libertarian views have become common place.
Seeing the commonality of both libertarian views, and the notion that the two party system doesn't serve the people, an interview was conducted with Dale Ogden, the Libertarian Candidate for Governor of California, to see what he thought would help to solve the problems peculiar to this place.
From a humble career as an actuary, engaging in mathematics and statistics for his livelihood, he brings us a unique insight into the extent to which mandatory purchasing and over-regulation have made free trade difficult. He brings the firm conviction to the table that illegal immigration is only a problem because we've made it one, by making business impractical for construction contractors, in particular having rules so contorted that they have previously driven insurance brokers to pull out of the state, and by creating a welfare state. With absolute confidence, he states that litigation cost has created a bureaucratic monster, pointing as one example to the concept of no-fault automobile insurance, a plan which where implemented, has successfully driven down insurance costs by decreasing litigation costs.
And yet, as strong as his platform is, we don't hear his name on TV or radio here in the not-so-great State of California. Rather, we are Bombarded with the Names Whitman and Brown over and over, names not worth investigating as their allegiances have already been established in length.
Another Strong Candidate is Carlos Rodriguez.
Running against Howard Berman for Congress, he is a young Cuban-American attorney, who is successfully bringing Libertarian views to the fore in his district, and interestingly enough, deviates slightly from the Libertarian party's stance on immigration, instead insisting on a system which equally enforces the law regarding both intruders, and visa overstays. Yet there can be no mistaking him for a mainstream conservative when the issues of non-taxation and non-bureaucracy, immediate withdrawal from foreign wars without nation-building, ending crony capitalism in favour of true free markets, and restoring limited government are at the core of his platform. In a district where one's opponent is the man behind the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and resultantly behind corporations being allowed to victimize downloaders below the age of consent, without regard for the actual damages caused by said downloader, economic terrorism from the rich to the poor, one would think that a true free market and limited government advocate would be welcomed with open arms, even, nay especially, by the progressive liberals who prop up Berman, who does not even debate his opponents in the town hall format of controlled dissent that many have become accustomed to in recent years. And yet, we do not see a mobilized Hollywood Culture hand in hand in effort to support Rodriguez. Perhaps time will change that however. At a speech given to a crowd of supporters, Carlos Rodriguez stated aptly: "We are what Berman and Democrats fear the most, I am a Latino Candidate running in a Latino district advocating freedom and limited government! ... I am waking up Latinos and telling them that the way to succeed in America is through free markets, and not through handouts, that they tell us are the way... I'm standing up for real change!" No-one can contest that this is a powerful vehicle for reclaiming California, from one of the most socialist states to one of the freest states in the Union.
Mike Paster, a college-aged yet brilliant candidate in the 49th US congressional district, comprising essentially Northern San Diego and Southern Riverside counties, from Vista and Oceanside, up North to Temecula, Murrieta, and Perris, is campaigning against the war on drugs among other things, as Californians go to the polls to vote on the legalization of marijuana, which will, likely, pass. Yet he also is against the war on terror, summarizing his positions with the assertions that: The war on terror, and our foreign policy, will be the end of America; that the Iraq war's justification had only one piece of solid evidence, namely that Iraq had imported the ever-lethal aluminum tubing. Afghanistan is an unconquerable tribal society, with a different form of government than we are used to, and the notion that the Taliban were in control of all of Afghanistan, at the time of invasion, was a lie, whereas they in fact controlled the regions surrounding Kabul. He believes that all war is a pretext for the erosion of freedom, as he said, "You can replace the word terrorism with communism, and the same arguments were made years earlier." And, in contrast to Afghanistan, he mentioned a soviet document, recently unearthed, whereby the soviets decided by the 1950s that invading America was infeasible, due to the terrain and abundance of mountains, and the large number of Americans who were armed.
These are but a few of the vocal, moral, enthusiastic, and well-spoken options California has from the Libertarian party alone, not to mention other options awaiting those willing to break the two-party paradigm. Here, in a land stricken by rampant totalitarianism, from the lowly city hall which fines those who water on the wrong day, to the state senator (or national one) who pushes to ban any firearm suited to defending against threats to the constitution, we have many choices that will bring us liberty. The question is, do Californians have the courage to make the same choice made by Californios long ago, whose flag remains on our state's capitol, to put our faith in freedom, no matter how strong the tyrant may seem?
November will tell us.


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[Openswan dev] Initiate on demand and netkey
Mattias Walstrom <lazzer <at> vmlinux.org>
We have had problems with initiate on demand triggering, and it often goes well but sometimes this results in different understanding about which SPI to use for the traffic on both ends (and communication is lost). As I had understood, intiate on demand is only useful for MAST/KLIPS, or have I missed something here? Index: openswan-2.6.32/programs/pluto/initiate.c =================================================================== --- openswan-2.6.32.orig/programs/pluto/initiate.c +++ openswan-2.6.32/programs/pluto/initiate.c <at> <at> -730,6 +730,9 <at> <at> initiate_ondemand_body(struct find_oppo_ /* on klips/mast assume we will do something */ work = (kern_interface == USE_KLIPS || kern_interface == USE_MASTKLIPS); + if (!work) + return work; + /* What connection shall we use? * First try for one that explicitly handles the clients. */


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What is it with Hollywood Celebrities these days? Bryan Singer gets accused of raping a male teenager that occurred years ago and instead of the victim going through the normal channels of criminal and then civil court, he is in talks of a movie deal which will probably bring him a bigger pay off!
According to TMZ movie director of films like X-Men, Superman Returns, and Valkyrie, has been accused by Michael Egan of sexually abusing him when Egan was a minor. Reportedly, Egan reported the incidents to the LAPD claiming that he was sexually assaulted at Hollywood parties and orgies. Egan also alleged that there were other male victims and that Singer was not the only pedophile but is the only noted name identified in the celebrity news regarding these alleged sexual assaults which included sodomy. Also reported, Egan claimed that he reported the incidents to his mother who went to the LAPD and even the FBI back in 2000. Furthermore, Egan claimed to have sued at least two other male assailants who molested him at many of these parties back in 2000 but at the time, Bryan Singer was not one of them.
According to TMZ, when the talked with Jeff Herman, Micheal Egan's attorney, he had no thoughts as to why his client had not reported Bryan Singer to the police and FBI as well. However, it all makes sense now. Apparently, director, Amy Berg has been working on a new documentary about sex abuse in Hollywood that includes the accused Bryan Singer and reportedly, she has been working on the film with no other than Michael Egan. While I am not suggesting that the crimes took place but it does seem a bit strange that Egan waited nearly 14 years to come forward about Single. It is common for victims of sexual violence to wait many months or years or not at all to come forward but the fact remains that in this case, Egan came forward about at least two other assailants in the sexual abuse case but waited for many years to come forward about Singer which begs the question, was he perhaps waiting to see if Singer's career would take to a very rich career move?
I wonder if Amy Berg will included the allegations against Michael Jackson in her documentary about sex abuse in Hollywood? Just this past week, Michael Egan filed a civil suit against Bryan Singer as one of the men who allegedly raped him nearly 15 years ago. Also reported, Egan is working with Berg on the documentary. In 2006, Amy Berg received an Oscar nomination for another documentary about sex abuse; however this one titled, "Deliver us from Evil" was about sexual abuse allegations with the Catholic Church.
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Hi Chris - it is never a good idea to break the law (IMHO). I would find a legal alternative for personal defense when I'm out and about, and leave my firearms at home, if I were you. In the mean time, use your voting power to help change WI statutes regarding 2A.
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Yep, I don't normally sign petitions, but I did sign that one. Where would I be without the Church-Turing (hypo)thesis?
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I signed this as soon as I knew about it. If you're going to use the word genius you simply have to apply it to Turing. It's nice to have a formal apology for his shameful treatment, even if it is too late.
Posted by Hugo on September 10, 2009 at 06:50 PM PDT #


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The Labouré Society will being giving a presentation on Wednesday, February 27, from 1-2 p.m. in Allison Mansion on the campus of Marian University.
Hosted by Father Daniel Mahan, executive director of Marian University Center for Catholic Stewardship, the presentation will explore the challenge student loans pose for many people interested in pursuing priestly and religious vocations.
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I've got some plans for my company's websites and some of them require me to purchase a few plugins when I have the cash for them. Read on to learn more about what I have in store.
Probably the plugin that will affect the most sites in the long run is Restrict Content Pro from Pippins Plugins. It has a module that will allow me to create forums just for premium members, and I'm planning to use that at both Leet Link and Adult Fun Center, though I won't be able to use Paypal for the latter. I will also be making it one of the premium plugins you can use at Leet Link Aye when you upgrade your blog. Also I will be using it to hide the ads from premium users. (I have to get a custom payment module made for Adult Fun Center for an adult payment provider that I found and want to use, as well as one for CubePoints.)
Speaking of Leet Link Aye, most of the plugins I'll be using there (and for Leet Link and other sites) will be coming from WPMU DEV. Such plugins include:
- Pro Sites (multisite paid blogging and control plugin)
- Google Maps
- Ultimate Branding (completely rebrand WordPress)
- Google+
- Chat (will replace Chat Lite at Swagnilla Ice)
- BuddyPress plugins
- Affiliates (pay people for talking about your site)
- MarketPress (run a store on WordPress)
- and more…
I'm also planning to get the WordPress Banner Rotation Plugin from Tribulant Software. This will allow me to rotate different ads at Adult Fun Center. I'm planning on getting this plugin on payday this week if I can afford it then.
That's all I've got for now, so until next post, take care. 😉