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Soon the cameras, protesters, gawkers and tweeters will depart Ferguson, Missouri, leaving the question: What will be left of this embattled city when the smoke clears?
We've seen predominantly African-American communities caught up in such turmoil before. We've seen the people's buildings, stores, places of employment and reputation wrecked for decades -- Watts in 1965 and Newark in 1967. In both cases, demonstrations set off by long-simmering grievances attracted violence and those who feasted on it.
What's different this time is the role of social media in changing both how the story is told and the story itself. Twitter has made a bad situation worse -- letting loose an indifferent mix of truth, lies, manipulation, good intentions and evil ones.
There are those who disagree. Media critic David Carr hailed the explosion of Twitter traffic early in the conflagration as a golden age of citizen journalism. Whereas CNN was focusing on the death of Lauren Bacall and U.S. action in northern Iraq, he wrote, Twitter feeds were showing where the real news was.
"In a situation hostile to traditional reporting," Carr added, "the crowdsourced, phone-enabled network of information that Twitter provides has proved invaluable."
Two problems with crowdsourcing. One is the "source." Tweeters don't have to identify themselves. Thus, the "information" might well be the fantasy of an online adolescent in Copenhagen. Inflammatory tweets might come from real Ferguson residents expressing their rage or from white racists attempting to discredit the former's cause.
The other problem is the "crowd" -- as in whether there really is a crowd. Twitter lets users set up multiple accounts. Nowadays, vendors sell fake Twitter accounts by the truckload to businesses and celebrities, enabling them to claim a massive "following."
Tech writer Nick Bilton said he recently bought 4,000 new followers on Twitter for $5. Another $5 got him 4,000 friends on Facebook.
"Retweets. Likes. Favorites. Comments. Upvotes. Page views. You name it; they're for sale," Bilton wrote. Many of these friends and followers are nothing more than lines of code.
Skilled corporate marketers use social media to invent fads out of nothing. In a famously successful campaign, Verizon made a stir with questions unrelated to its product, questions such as "Will you help me find my mom?"
Consider this rather revealing quote in The Washington Post by Mary Pat Hector, an organizer for Al Sharpton's national action network:
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Exclusive in-depth look at the U.S. version.
We've already peered into the depths of the import version of Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions, the PSP remake of Square Enix's classic PlayStation strategy RPG. Now we've had some time to battle our way through the localized version of the game -- and it's an impressive localization, at once eclipsing the English version of the PS1 original and making the Japanese release from a few months back look only half-finished.
Technical Issues
The Japanese version of the game sold respectably in May, but it suffered from a number of notable shortcomings. The most frustrating was the constant slowdown that plagued the battles; seemingly every small action caused the PSP to stutter briefly, and many visual effects (particularly those from magic spells) caused the game speed to slow to a crawl. The U.S. edition of the game doesn't completely smooth over these issues, but they've been dramatically reduced; now the technical issues are about on par with the minor slowdown exhibited in the PS1 release and are no longer distracting.
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A simpler (though no less significant) improvement comes in the CG cinema sequences sprinkled throughout the game: Formerly silent but for soft music, the movies are now fully-voiced. This changes the feel of the game considerably, sharpening the personalities of major characters like Ramza and Delita. The movies have seen a second change in the U.S. version of the game: The black screens of Ramza's silent, introspective text have been excised, presumably because they're more a Japanese storytelling technique and would have felt somewhat out of place in the U.S. version.
Disappointingly, the one other technical flaw of the Japanese version hasn't been addressed: The game's sound still lacks the reverb of the PlayStation original, giving the excellent score by Hitoshi Sakimoto and Masaharu Iwata a slightly flat feel.
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New for remake (and something we didn't get to explore in the Japanese edition) is the two-part multiplayer component. The first part is the expected head-to-head combat in which two parties square off and compete to see who lasts the longest. The second is a cooperative mode which allows two players to delve into a dungeon together to complete set missions.
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A few special rules apply to muitiplayer. No deaths are permanent -- although your characters may surpass the three-turn limit after being taken down to 0 HP, they won't be lost forever. Secondly, your opponent's creatures can't be poached, nor can their human warriors be talked into changing sides. Finally, the Calculator class is verboten (a tacit admission by the developers to a fact every Tactics pro knows: the Mathematics skill has the potential to completely break the game).
Multiplayer is ad hoc only -- no online play.
Two new job classes have been added to the game, although they require considerable effort to make the most of. The Dark Knight class only becomes available by gaining formidable amounts of experience in a wide variety of classes (including rather incompatible jobs like Knight, Black Mage and Geomancer); the trade-off is a powerful warrior capable of using advanced techniques, including the ability to sacrifice HP to inflict extra damage on foes. The Onion Knight class, on the other hand, is easy to earn but is limited to strictly physical attacks and earns no job points; instead, it gains strength as you master other classes. To make full use of the class and its massive bonuses, you need to master sixteen other classes, not including Squire and Chemist. So, good luck with that.
At the other end of spectrum are the two new recruitable characters, Luso from the upcoming Final Fantasy Tactics A2 and Balthier from Final Fantasy XII. They're much easier to acquire and greatly bolster your party's power. Luso is essentially Ramza with an ability to poach monsters, but Balthier is much better -- a combination Engineer and Thief with the ability to inflict high damage and status ailments from a long range.
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oh my f-ing god...Posted: Oct 10, 2007 12:00AM PST by chrisrayholly
This is frickin awesome. R-type Final + FF tactics + might and magic. Damn yes.....damn...yessss
Seriously.Posted: Sep 28, 2007 12:00AM PST by Delitahyral
Best. Game. Ever.
I can't wait!Posted: Aug 30, 2007 12:00AM PST by takeshikitano3
I'm feeling rather giddy at the moment. I love this game and can't wait to pick up the PSP version!
New Translation...Posted: Aug 27, 2007 12:00AM PST by Ronin_Magnum
As much as I love the original, engrish-tastic translation, I'll be picking up a PSP and this game to see what really happened in the story.
WoOTPosted: Aug 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by Hitokiri941
Can't wait for this version FFT. Missed the PS1 release.
Stop BSingPosted: Aug 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by SenorGonads
I wish square would stop bullshi**** and bring this series back to a real system. The first one was by far my fav square rpg. Also its the first one since ff7 where the main character wasn't a homo.
brutalPosted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by Paat_Himself
i wish i had a psp
So much better!Posted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by PeaceFist
Thank God for the translation. I aways thought the original one was fine... most of the time. It had a certian feeling to it, even though it was wrong. But this new version is beautiful, just perfect. It fits FFT so well. Its a little hard to follow the "noble" talk, but thank goodness other people use a rough version instead, much more realistic. This is the most looked-forward to game ever for me.
Oh boy!Posted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by blackrevenger
I'm no tactics pro by a long shot,but the ps1 version was one game that I played quite a few times thats way to scratched to play anymore. I'm happy to know that ill be able to indulge in a vastly improved version of the game.
RE: WritersPosted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by Heiae
Well, Ivalice always has fancy dialogue, and it's crafted quite well. Honestly, does one like break the script for you? Did you read the comparison of the two paragraphs? The new script is clear, crisp, and actually lets you understand what the hell is going on! Fact is, the old FFT script was unclear and left you wondering what is happening, but this new script is fixing that. And FFXII had an amazing script.
O_oPosted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by Coinspinner
People really exaggerate the crappyness of the original translation. The Tutorial and Help blurbs are incomprehensible, yeah, but the cutscenes were alright. I never had much difficulty understanding the story.
I hate squares new writersPosted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by lazurusdd
"Surrender or die in obscurity!!" has become, "Lay down your swords or die clutching them!" the original line was way better, and lined with subtlety thats the problem with rewritting it, its not a bunch of phony old english by a bunch of people who thought Shakespeare was great because their english teacher said so. some of the lines were poorly translated, but all they're doing in most of that is taking away subtle dialouge and replacing it with an imitation of old english, and trying to make the game more accessible to the lowest denominator BOO, but I'm still gonna get it, in protest obviously. lol. P.S. FF12 also made overuse of that convoluted dialouge, and it made it tiresome. especially when a game is that long with that much dialouge, you just sort of dose off.
Even with technical issuesPosted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by hodj
I'd have bought this :/ I'm a sucker for SRPGs, and I'm a sucker for them because I fell madly, deeply in love with Final Fantasy Tactics gameplay and storytelling in the 97 version, which I bought the day it came out. It was an astounding game then, and will be an astounding game now, the new localization of the dialogue will be great to clarify the storyline, though to be honest, I still have my original copy of Final Fantasy Tactics for the ps1 (was playing it on the ps3 for great lulz) and the storyline wasn't that hard to understand, you just have to pay close attention. Anyway, I've got this on preorder, and if you have a psp you should get this and Jeanne D'Arc for it, they're both amazing games.
CrapPosted: Aug 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by Passionfruit
I was hoping the technical issues I'd read about would enable me to steer clear of this one. But the translation sounds so delicious, I think I'll be forced to buy myself a PSP now. Damn you Parish (and thank you, I can't wait to play this)!
Great.Posted: Aug 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by Sorrowful_Tragedy
Even though I would have to get used to the new names and such, I'm going to enjoy this greatly. I need a new PSP and fast.
They fixed it up after all?Posted: Aug 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by SpiralSage
Damn, I guess I'll be getting it after all.
The new script sucksâ?¦Posted: Aug 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by master_chief88
â?¦it's even campier than the original! Which, by the way, was not badly translated; I highly doubt that people that can throw words like "perfunctory" around honestly had a difficult time understanding what the hell was going on.
wow...Posted: Aug 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by Count_Elmdor
and I just purchased Jeanne D'Arc after deciding against the FFT remake due to slowdown.... aww fuck it, I'll work extra hours if that's what it takes to bring home this redux of one of my favorite titles ever.
UGH!~Posted: Aug 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by Delita_Hokuten
cant wait im getting a PSP for this my fav game ever and Monster Hunter 2
Way to go Parish.Posted: Aug 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by dustinXsays
now i'm even more excited.
Will they neuter the difficulty?Posted: Aug 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by ravinglogic
The only question for me is whether it will follow the line of other Square remakes and become several times easier. Someone tell me it has adjustable difficulty or something.
PSOne conversion with slowdown on PSP? What?Posted: Jul 27, 2007 12:00AM PST by VMerken
Final Fantasy Tactics never made it to Europe back in the day, so I'm very inclined to pick it up, but only if the slowdown problems get fixed. Originally a PSOne title, there's no reason why it shouldn't run as smoothly on PSP.
awesomePosted: Jul 21, 2007 12:00AM PST by bowlingforsoup
this game was awesome on the ps1 and is gonna be even more awesome on the portable ps :D cant wait this will help the psp sell more, soon it will overcome the DS and take out all handheld competition >:D
CloudPosted: Jul 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by shadowleon
Is Cloud still going to be in the game?
Oh, for christ's SAKE!Posted: Jun 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by Delitahyral
This is the best game ever made. If this doesn't sell the PSP to you, then you have personal issues with the PSP and you should go buy one and then head off to couple's therapy with it. Gimme a break.
do buy this game!Posted: May 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by redeye-jedi
I wish it wasn't another remake from square but this is one of the best games i ever played i loved the fuck out of it! BUY THIS IF YOU NEVER PLAYED IT
It's Disappointing...Posted: May 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by SlaughterX
That there are such simple flaws and no online play in the JP versions of this game. I doubt we willg et online play, but they better fix the sound and slow down problems, and it would be nice if they actually formatted the game for widescreen. Other than that keep the JP box art, PLEASE!
They will ruin itPosted: May 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by ravinglogic
Like all remakes of games that where percieved as to "hard" they will make it accessable (read: easy) and it will be a shadow of it's former self. The translation will be worse too, scenes where people stab themselves and blood goes everywhere. Will these be left intact? Lovingly rendered in CG? No....Square has the worst record I have ever known for these remakes. Yet I will buy it anyway cause the reviewers never call them out, and I have this crazy hope that they might not ruin it.
Final Fantasy TacticsPosted: May 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by anime_wolf
I have never played Final Fantasy Tactics in my life but I'm looking forword to playing this one on psp. Everything looks great on the screenshots and I think this game will be great.
What would really be sweet is...Posted: May 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by chfuji
if they were to go ahead and port it over to the PS2 (ala Grand Theft Auto's Stories). That way folks who really don't have a reason to own a PSP, asides from this game, don't have to go and buy one. Unless that's is the strategy: make folks buy more PSPs...dirty, real dirty.
Dang it!Posted: May 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by holdincourt
I might have to get the U.S. version as well...if they really do solve the lagging AND have voice-overs for the cutscenes!!
I hate myselfPosted: May 15, 2007 12:00AM PST by Count_Elmdor
why am I such a fucking sucker for repackaged good memories of my youth?
Even With The FlawsPosted: May 15, 2007 12:00AM PST by Sorrowful_Tragedy
I will still enjoy this. I've dealt with slowdown before, and I can live with it. Maybe I'll get pissed once in a while, but I loved the original so much I'll stick with it. Plus, Balthier!? AWW YEAH BABY!
Finnaly a good RPG on PSP.Posted: May 15, 2007 12:00AM PST by neoswordmaster
As long as they fix the difficulty, then I will buy this. Otherwise I could just play the original on the Ps2.
The slow-down is horrible.Posted: May 15, 2007 12:00AM PST by Zandder
Yes, other PS2 ports had it. Guess what though, this isn't a PS2 port though. Some people will claim the slow-down during attacks isn't bad. They either haven't played more than 10 minutes, haven't played the game at all or are saying anything to justify their love of the game. Don't get me wrong, it's a great game but it doesn't deserve this kind of disrespectful port. Oh, and NO it's not a UMD problem and no it's not a CPU not having enough power problem. It's code at fault and it needs to be fixed before it's brought over to the states.
so sad....Posted: May 15, 2007 12:00AM PST by R1CH4RD
i really was waiting for that game but se couldnt deliver what i expected...everything looks so damn blurry -.- (like the valkyrie port for psp) couldnt they redo it for the psp resolution? really sucks,,,seems to be just a fast port for make fast money...
Sloppy port from SE?Posted: May 15, 2007 12:00AM PST by bodrock
I know that NISAmerica's SPECTRAL SOULS got completely ravaged in reviews for it's unoptimized coding, so SE better get this port right! I loved FFTactics on PS1, and would buy this, but I know plenty who will skip buying it if the load times are truly laggy..... I mean, if NISA and IF figured out how to optimize the code for AEDIS ECLIPSE, then SE can do the same. Especially for full-price.
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Today is defense day here at Steinbrenner Field, as the Yankees are lined up in the outfield hitting cutoff men at the big ballpark while the infielders roam the back fields. Somebody forgot to pay the heating bill, also — it's only in the 50s here, with light jackets a requirement for attendance at the park.
Didn't get a chance to address this much yesterday, but CC Sabathia is lining up as the Yankees' Opening Day starter — in a development that should really surprise no one. Joe Girardi hasn't officially committed, but he's giving every indication that the thought is on the right track.
Sabathia will start the March 6 game vs. Detroit, beginning the 'real' rotation, while the Yankees will piece together starters for the games that kick off Feb. 25 at Dunedin — just five quick days away.
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Temperature wise we are rocking some mid teens lately. I'll take your 50 any day. Bryan, any word on the CF and RF position battles? Who's looking good out there? I know he can't afford it right now, but did anyone help Johnny Damon with his hair?
Just kidding. So far so good. The pitchers are ahead of the hitters here and he overmatched four minor leaguers yesterday. Joe Girardi said that if he didn't know CC was a baseball player, he'd think he was a football player.
It is always an event when the Yankees come to Dunedin. Last year I got pictures of Spike Lee at the game!
Bryan, considering that it's 28 degrees here, I'm having trouble feeling sorry for only the "50s"! How has C.C. looked in camp so far?


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Everyone's second, third, or maybe fourth favorite Final Fantasy game from the 90s has been remastered and rereleased today! That's right, Final Fantasy VIII has once again been made available on PC thanks what's likely been years of hard work from Square Enix. Wait, it was already released on PC in 2000? This is just the first time the game's been made available digitally? Well then.
In all fairness, it sounds like Square Enix has made a least a few upgrades to Fina Fantasy VIII in order to ensure it runs smoothly on modern PCs. Square Enix's exact language is that the game's been "optimized" for high-definition PCs. Odds are no one should expect anything spectacular, however. It's still going to be a low-resolution, clunkily-controlled RPG. That's just how old ports work.
Other functionality included in the game includes the "Magic Booster" which lets players power up their spells as well as the Chocobo World, which has previously been unreleased in the west. Also, there's plenty of Steamworks features including achievements to discover.
Pick up Final Fantasy VIII today on PC via digital release for $11.99, though a little birdie told me it can be found on sale for less than 10 at various shops. It really is just one of those games that every dedicated gamer should play at least once in their lives.


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It's a very seasonal French Fridays with Dorie (at least for those of us in snowy Toronto today!) – a tagine is the ultimate comfort food. This version from Dorie combines a spice blend that's reminiscent of Morocco, yet Dorie says: "I don't think there's very much that's authentic in this recipe, which was given to me by a […]
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because the first one reads that for all possible values of x (in the natural numbers), whatever value you take could be either odd or even. obviously true!
the second reads that for all x, it is an even number and for all x (in another case!) it is an odd number. which is quite clearly false!
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1991 Nissan 240SX SE 2dr Coupe
i got this mainly because i can't stand the look of many other cars that i could afford. not to mention, this is one of the funnest cars to drive i have ever driven. cheap, pretty reliable, and absolutely fun to drive. i have to admit, there are lots of things that you WILL break because you will drive this hard. but, with such support it'll be an easy replacement, although, parts could cost quite a bit if you aren't too carefull. and being the last of the RWD japanese imports out there, this one is one of the best in my opinion.
RWD! good handling. lots of support, plenty of people who share an interest.
first off, what good would imporvements be? they stopped production of this in 93/94 and changed body styles. BUT if i could, i would ask for a better engine (sr20det). do something about the slight understear it seems to get with stock. more leg and foot room and A CUP HOLDER!
This car is sooo much fun to drive! Its a great car for someone wanting a small sports car. The fitment is just right for a shorter person, the torquey motor has power anywhere below 5500RPM, and handles like a dream for a cheaper stock car. Aftermarket parts are plentiful. Finding stock replacement parts can be a pain since its a rarer car, but its definitely worth the search. Even after the major tune-up I gave the car, the fuel economy is still not the best, but the trade-off is worth it.
Power Sun-roof, cruise control, rear- wheel drive.
Gas mileage, keep the O2 sensor in good condition (they are cheap though).
if you take care of this car it will
last almost forever. i had fun times
with the rear wheel drive and the body
style still doenst look old.
rwd, stick shift,and the lights
cup holder would have been nice and a
more powerful engine.
My father bought this car in September
of 1991, I was 14 at the time, and I
couldn't wait until I got my driver's
license. Twelve years later he
purchased a new car and I inherited the
240. Twelve years later the car still
runs like a dream. She just passed
inspection with flying colors. This
car has over 250,000 miles on the
original clutch and enough HP to
satisfy most. I will miss this car
dearly when it's time for me to buy my
own new car.
Manual transmission, head's up display
(sorry this idea never caught on),
stylish body (even twelve years later)
cup holders would have been nice
(coffee spilled all over the interior)
The s13 240SX (1989-1994) is easily one
of my favorite cars. When taken care
of, they will last a very long time. At
150,000 miles I put on an aftermarket
turbo charger and the car is still
running strong. I put out about 240 HP
at the crank, soon to be close to 300
HP. The car has taken all my abuse very
well. The handiling is awesome and RWD
is great!
RWD, great handiling
more powerful stock engine would have
been better... (SR20DET...?)
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Sept. jobless rate: down in Coweta, up in Newnan
Unemployment figures released early Thursday by the Georgia Dept. of Labor (DOL) shows a small decrease in Coweta County but an increase in Newnan. The Coweta rate came in at 9.1 percent in September while the rate for Newnan came in at 11.1 percent.
Throughout Coweta the unemployment rate fell a few tenths of a percent in September. The jobless rate decreased from 9.4 percent in August to 9.1 percent last month. That figure compares to an unemployment rate of 9.8 percent a year ago. The current numbers reflect more than 5,300 people out of work in a county workforce of 58,398.
The jobless rate in Newnan jumped nearly half a percent to 11.1 in September, up from 10.7 percent in August. That translates to 1,464 people out of work in a workforce of 11,750. Newnan's unemployment rate in Sept. 2009 was 11 percent.
The unemployment situation in the 10-county Three Rivers Regional Commission area improved slightly in September. The jobless rate came in at 10.8 percent, a drop from the 11 percent rate in August and the 11.8 percent rate a year ago.
DOL figures show a Three Rivers workforce of 218,906 people, with 23,612 of those out of work.
In the 28-county Atlanta Metropolitan Statistical Area the jobless rate in September fell to 10 percent, down from 10.3 percent in August, representing more than 265,000 people out of work.
Across Georgia the recession-fueled unemployment rate held at 10 percent, with more than 460,000 people out of work in a workforce of 4.2 million.
And across the U.S., the September rate also held at 9.6 percent. Nationally there are an estimated 14.77 million people out of work.
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This recruiting season, the words "package deal" are as relevant as ever, being that two of Scout.com's top four 2014 prospects, Jahlil Okafor and Tyus Jones, have stated publicly that they plan on going to the same college and today, at 4:00pm ET, they will announce their decisions.
It's not a recent phenomenon, as the last decade has seen dozens of highly touted college basketball prospects announce their intentions of being a package deal with a good friend of theirs on the circuit. Most of the time those plans never came to fruition.
"If you're going to take one us, you have to take both of us." - 2009 five-star prospect Abdul Gaddy to Scout.com on a package deal with fellow five-star Avery Bradley. Gaddy went to Washington, Bradley to Texas.
`"Something drastic would have to happen right now for us not to go to the same school. I don't even know what it could be." - 2005 five-star prospect C.J. Miles to Scout.com on a package deal with four-star Kevin Rogers. Miles committed to Texas and declared for the NBA Draft out of high school, Rogers went to Baylor.
The list of prospects who have talked about being a package deal far exceeds the ones who have actually gone through with it.
O.J. Mayo and Bill Walker were long expected to go to the same college, until Mayo chose USC and Walker ended up at Kansas State.
Last recruiting season, Anthony Barber (North Carolina State) and Troy Williams (Indiana) discussed going to the same school.
It happens almost every year and while most often those package deals disintegrate, since 2002 - Scout.com's first year ranking basketball prospects - there have been a handful of package deals that have in fact materialized.
While researching this subject, it was important to set a couple ground rules for what is and isn't a package deal. At the end of the day, there were two guidelines that had to be fulfilled:
1. The players had to commit to the same school within 24 hours. If it's a true package deal, there is no reason for a delay further than that.
2. The prospects - and/or their parents or coaches - had to admit at some point during or after the process that they were planning on going to school together.
Brothers weren't allowed into the discussion, so all the twin duos who have ended up at the same school are disqualified.
The year 2002 was chosen as a start date because that began the modern era of recruiting. It was the first year of Scout.com's rankings, making fact checking and research much easier than the years prior.
With all those criteria in mind, Scout.com was able to rank the top package deals since 2002, judging the duo for what they accomplished on the court at the school they committed to rather than after transferring or going pro.
10. Willy Kouassai and Bernard Morena, Auburn - 2011
Commitment Date: Kouassai and Morena committed together on Aug. 18, 2010.
Package Deal Confirmation: "I know they are serious about wanting to play together in college," said Darien Knox, the duo's AAU coach. Kouassai and Morena were high school and AAU teammates.
Results: It was a short stay at Auburn for Kouassai and Morena, who announced their departure from the program after their freshman season. Kouassai averaged 1.6 points in 10.2 minutes and Morena redshirted. The two transferred to Kennesaw State and sat out last season due to transfer rules.
9. Grant Jerrett and Eric Cooper, Arizona - 2012/2013
Commitment Date: Jerrett and Cooper committed together on Nov. 27, 2010.
Package Deal Confirmation: "They wanted to stay somewhat close to home and wanted to go together." - Jerrett and Cooper's Belmont Shore AAU coach, Dinos Trigonis, told me. Jerrett and Cooper were high school and AAU teammates.
Results: Jerrett, a Top 10 prospect in 2012, and Cooper, a highly touted player upon his early commitment, never ended up playing together. After coming off the bench to average 5.2 points and 3.6 rebounds in 17.8 minutes as a freshman, Jerrett made the surprising decision to declare for the NBA Draft, where he was selected in the 2nd round. Cooper, whose status as a prospect was hurt due to knee injuries, reclassified from 2013 to 2014 and decommitted from Arizona. He ended up signing with Nevada.
8. David Padgett and Omar Wilkes, Kansas - 2003
Commitment Date: Padgett and Wilkes both committed on Oct. 2, 2002. Wilkes committed to Kansas during the afternoon at a press conference at his high school and Padgett committed to KU later that night.
Package Deal Confirmation: "We've talked about it seriously and I really want it to happen," Wilkes told Scout.com on March 4, 2002 regarding a package deal with Padgett. Wilkes and Padgett were AAU teammates and close friends.
Results: Padgett and Wilkes originally committed to Roy Williams, who ended up leaving KU for North Carolina, but neither opted out of their Letter of Intent after Bill Self replaced Williams in Lawrence. Padgett was Scout.com's 4th ranked prospect in 2012, while Wilkes came in at 59th, making this one of the top package deals, on paper, ever. Both players had quick stays in Lawrence, however. Padgett averaged 6.5 points and 4.5 rebounds in 19.2 points before transferring to Louisville after his freshman season. Wilkes averaged 1.4 points in 3.5 minutes before transferring to California after one year at Kansas. The Jayhawks made the Elite Eight that season, which was Bill Self's first at Kansas.
7. Quincy Miller and Deuce Bello, Baylor - 2011
Commitment Date: Miller and Bello announced their commitment together on Oct. 21, 2010.
Package Deal Confirmation: "Me are Deuce are definitely going to play together," Miller told Scout.com on Sept. 9, 2010. Miller and Bello were high school and AAU teammates.
Results: Miller, Scout.com's 4th ranked prospect in 2011, averaged 10.6 points and 4.9 rebounds in 24.4 minutes as a freshman before declaring for the NBA Draft, where he slipped to the 2nd round. Bello, Scout.com's 53rd ranked prospect in 2011, averaged 2.8 points in 10.6 minutes in two seasons at Baylor before transferring to Missouri. Miller was a starter on Baylor's 2011-12 Elite Eight squad.
6. Michael Dunigan and Matthew Humphrey, Oregon - 2008
Commitment Date: Dunigan and Humphrey committed together on July 16, 2007.
Package Deal Confirmation: Dunigan told Scout.com that the AAU teammates made their decision together. Dunigan: "We had some of the same schools that wanted us and figured why not go together?"
Results: This one actually got off to a pretty good start, although it ended roughly. Dunigan had a pretty big impact for Oregon in his two seasons, averaging 8.4 points and 4.6 points as a freshman and then 9.0 points and 4.9 rebounds as a sophomore. After being investigated for receiving extra benefits, he signed with an agent and went pro. Humphrey was a role player in his two years at Oregon, averaging 4.4 points as a freshman and then 5.4 points as a sophomore. He transferred to Boston College and finished his career at West Virginia.
5. Danuel House and Chicken Knowles, Houston - 2012
Commitment Date: House and Knowles committed together on Sept. 11, 2011.
Package Deal Confirmation: The Houston natives had a press conference together announcing their commitment to UH. According to The Arena Pulse, when asked if they always planned on going to school together, House responded, "yes, we did."
Results: There's only been one full season total of actual results between House and Knowles but because there remains the upside for success, whereas we already know many of the other package deals were busts, this one for now lands higher than maybe it should. Scout.com's 31st ranked prospect in 2012, House had a very successful freshman season, averaging 12.4 points and 4.9 rebounds. Scout.com's 76th ranked prospect in 2012, Knowles was ruled ineligible last season but will take the court this year.
4. Drew Lavender and Brandon Faust, Oklahoma - 2003
Commitment Date: Lavender and Faust committed together on Sept. 16, 2002.
Package Deal Confirmation: Lavender and Faust were high school teammates and Foust told the Columbus Dispatch that the two made their decision together. "We were on the same page all along," Faust said.
Results: While Lavender and Faust ultimately ended up having pretty good college careers, the bulk of their success came after transferring. Lavender, Scout.com's 29th ranked prospect in 2003, had a nice start at Oklahoma, averaging 11.3 points and 3.9 assists as a freshman, before scoring 9.7 points with 3.2 assists as a sophomore. He improved on those numbers after transferring to Xavier, ending his career by leading the Musketeers to an Elite Eight. Faust struggled a little more than Lavender at Oklahoma, averaging 4.1 points as a freshman and then 2.8 points as a sophomore. He then transferred to Southeast Missouri State, where he averaged double digits in scoring both seasons.
3. Demar DeRozan and Romeo Miller, USC - 2008
Commitment Date: Derozan and Miller committed together on Nov. 20, 2007.
Package Deal Confirmation: Close friends and AAU teammates, multiple schools recruiting Derozan were informed that the school that lands him will have to take Miller as well. "A lot of people don't get the opportunity to do that, especially to go to college and play together. You can't ask for anything better than that," Derozan told Scout.com.
Results: Derozan, Scout.com's 6th ranked prospect in 2008, only played one season at USC before declaring for the NBA Draft, but it was successful enough to make this package deal more valuable than the ones ranked lower. Playing 33.4 minutes a game, Derozan averaged 13.9 points and 5.7 rebounds, took home Most Valuable Player of the 2009 Pac-10 Tournament and led the Trojans to the second round of the NCAA tournament before going pro and being selected 9th by the Toronto Raptors. Derozan had his best season in the NBA in 2012-13, averaging 18.1 points and 3.9 rebounds. Romeo Miller, better known as Lil Romeo and the son of hip-hop mogul Master P, played in just nine games at USC, averaging .6 points in 2.1 minutes before leaving the team.
2. Marcus Smart and Phil Forte, Oklahoma State - 2012
Commitment Date: Smart and Forte committed together on Sept. 9, 2011.
Package Deal Confirmation: "I just felt me and Phil started this ride together in third grade and we decided it was right to finish it together at Oklahoma State," Smart told Scout.com.
Results: While Smart and Forte only have played a season each, it's clear that this package deal has been strong enough to be the second best on this list. Smart, Scout.com's 13th ranked prospect in 2012, averaged 15.4 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4.2 assists as a freshman, leading Oklahoma State to a 5-seed in the NCAA tournament. Smart spurned the NBA lottery to return to Oklahoma State as a sophomore. Forte has also been solid, as he averaged 10.2 points in 25.3 minutes as a freshman, while being expected to have a bigger role as a sophomore.
1. Greg Oden and Michael Conley, Ohio State - 2006
Commitment Date: Oden and Conley committed together on June 29, 2005.
Package Deal Confirmation: Conley told ESPN's Outside the Lines that he could not see Oden and him going to different schools. The two were widely known to be a package deal.
Results: Oden and Conley only played a season apiece in Columbus but both had big roles on a team that ended up in the national championship game, making this the top ranked package deal on the list. Oden, Scout.com's top ranked prospect in 2006, averaged 15.7 points, 9.6 rebounds and 3.3 blocks as a freshman before becoming the #1 pick of the 2007 NBA Draft. Conley, Scout.com's 28th ranked prospect in 2006, averaged 11.3 points and 6.1 assists as a freshman before becoming the #4 pick of the 2007 NBA Draft. Oden's pro career has been severely marred by injuries, while Conley has had a successful career with the Memphis Grizzlies, where he averaged 14.6 points and 6.1 assists last season.


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Once it is legal, then it will become fully legal.
Is alcohol fully legal?
because he a brainless drug warrior.
He actually believe that the cops know better than science or lawyers.
R2nd is just a JBT-worshiping statist.
Gee, before you post think for a minute.
Legalize pot and those tightly regulated, medical dispensaries disappear, so does most of that tax revenue.
Pot in California, will be being grown everywhere, little old ladies will be producing great pot to sale.
"Only a fool wants to replace booze with a far greater danger to America."
No one is arguing to "replace" booze.
Those who like it will continue to consume it, and those who like to "light up a joint now and then" will continue to do so also. The najority who consume either will do so in moderation - as is the case now, without acquiring an addiction, and with us much safety responsibility as found now in the population.
Meanwhile, millions will continue to abstain from consuming either, no matter what the law permits.
Self control, and respect for it, is preferrable to busybodies.
Really, that's all you've got? Lamest. Troll. Ever.
"Pot in California, will be being grown everywhere, little old ladies will be producing great pot to sale."
That is not happening with tobacco and the process for the two is the same. My great grand mother, uh, dealt with both...LOL
You amuse me. You really do.
Was Rand an atheist? Was she a libertarian? That's ALL I said.
I really like the way you liberals wad up them panties over the basic fundamental truths I'm laying down.
I'm lol'ing
Prohibition made a ragtag bunch of street hoods into the Fortune 500 company known as The Mob, Inc.
You're increasingly becoming unhinged.
Maybe a good belt or bong hit might do you some good.
PS, you cannot legislate morality in a free society, pal. You're no conservative, you're an authoritarian statist.
No bull about it. It's a simple truth. There's good weed and there's bad weed and the easy to grow stuff is bad.
There's nothing dishonest in what I'm saying, you're fact are simply wrong.
Would anybody have paid $95 dollars for 10 seeds of the stuff you grew? How about $180?
Then there's the work of turning seeds that are worth $9 a piece into good pot (step 3):
No the 60s weren't fueled by pot. Much like the roaring 20s weren't fueled by high end booze. But the facts remain, in all things there's the good stuff and the bad stuff and the good stuff is a lot of work and when the good stuff is legal people prefer to buy that than make their own bad stuff. If reality was the way you're saying nobody would buy beer because any idiot can make beer, and actually beer that's better than Budweiser is easy (which shows you just how bad Bud is), and yet the majority still buy rather than make.
The empirical evidence is in and the bull is all coming from you.
I read a book (don't remeber Title/Author) many years ago about the Carter Administration secretly working w/Big Tobacco to make a report on the assets & liabilities of legalisation.
The issue that stopped Carter from moving forward was that Law Enforcement had no accurate way of determining at a traffic stop if a driver was under the influence.
Technology has advanced so far since then, does anyone know if such a method exists today?
Another statist fool heard from.
Alcohol is close to fully legal, but it is easy to control, Scotch and Whiskey come from places, and has to be bottled and transported it doesn't get produced in my garden, or by my front door, or in the big pot on the patio.
I can grow great pot five feet from where I am sitting right now, or even in this very room.
Once pot is legal, and the seeds are being scattered everywhere, and the plants grown everywhere, there won't be attempts to do testing on the source of your grass, it will just become legal.
"the drug alcohol did not and does not create alcoholism..."
Wow. Just Wow! The fail is strong on that comment.
Well my liberal friends.. I've got a doctors appointment to keep. I'm having a lot of fun - but I must go for now. I'll be back in a couple of hours to see what other liberal claptarppings are being posted here.
MM patients are allowed to grow their own, yet they still pay $300/oz and more in sufficient numbers to generate $100M in tax revenue. That's a real world example, which trumps your speculations.
So...God speaks through his prophet R2!
Let us all bow down before the holy prophet's wisdom.
"the drug alcohol did not and does not create alcoholism...
Wow. Just Wow! The fail is strong on that comment."
I don't understand the fail here... it is like saying guns create murder. Or maybe I am missing the point. Some of the other comments made involve the control or lack thereof of pot, which I think is the point exactly....we are under a gov trying to control too much.
Absolutely I do. You make perfect examples of companies turning ligament working for society rather then against it.
You and I will not buy their product and that is exactly how it should be. Capitalism I love it
Now go away socialist. I'm serious why are you trolling here?
DU Troll!
The problem with detecting pot use by test is that it stays in your system so much longer than it makes you high. You can tell via urine if somebody smoked pot in the last month, via hair sample for the entire time they've had that hair follicle, but are they high right now... That's the "magic" from a law enforcement perspective of alcohol, when it's in your blood it's effecting you when it's not it's not, doesn't have much in the way of non-buzz making traces.
It is trolls that go on a thread with nothing more than a personal attack.
You know that FR does not care for that kind of trolling.
Not exactly sure this is an accurate analogy. The drug cartel employs A LOT of muscle; greed and corruption are abundant - thus, an almost obscene amount of profit is demanded to remain fiscally viable. Those bodyguards, automatic weapons, defending your produduction, enforcing your "territory" and killing your competition - are all expensive operations.
Once legalized, a plant that is little more than a weed, has very little profit built into it. It requires minimal talent to grow, and the business model will not tolerate the profitability it enjoys now. Bottom line: The economic market of marijuana will collapse, quickly and almost immediately upon legalization.
Alaska had legalized pot for years; yet the horrors you imagine did not occur. Why?
For many, it's a principle of small goverment that is tantamount. I don't smoke, never did smoke and very likely never will smoke. Why? I'm an engineer, I earn my living by using my brain; if I dimminish my mental aptitude, I dimminish my livelihood.
I'm all for small goverment, you are for a larger goverment. I feel people have the God-given right to be idiots; you feel that you need to govern and decide what is right "for them", because for some reason, you are "smarter" than they are.
Me, I don't care if you smoke, I don't care if you don't. You live your life in the best way that you can, you make the decisions about how you are living your life - and as long as you don't negatively impact the lives of those around you - what you do, is your business. Pretty simple stuff.
Goo lord, what a crock, good pot and better pot, we all know about that, and growing good pot is easy.
Have you ever been close to the process?
So where is the problem? If you smoke what you grow, it's up to you to do whatever quality control you want; it'll still be as illegal for an individual grower to sell or gift bad weed, just like it's illegal to distribute tainted Halloween treats; and many consumers will be willing to pay a premium to get corporate-grown weed with the attendent resources and incentives for quality control.
I didn't think so.
Thanks for answering for me but I'm capable of doing so. That said, I don't have anything against capitalism and/or Anheuser Busch & Jim Beam (other than their crappy products). Do you?
Winning by not surrendering.
Victory = not surrendering? That's a good one.
But the alternative to surrendering in the WOT or the WOD is unthinkable.
Adults free to put in their own bodies whatever they want? No, you're right. We need Big Government to protect us from that.
Blunt, but accurate. She used to have the tag that said "As a matter of fact, what you do in your bedroom IS MY BUSINESS".
She seems to want Gov't control over every aspect of our lives - and she believes that somehow this qualifies her to be the arbitrator of who is a Conservative, and who is not. She doesn't see the difference between Liberalism and Libertarianism - to her, they are equivalent concepts.
The process isn't the same, you can grow tobacco, but that is a long way from creating a Marlboro.
Pot on the other hand is to get high off of, and doesn't need anything more than being able to be smoked from a toilet paper roll with a hole in it and some tin foil.
Some here have seen joints made of a 2 page wide spread of newspaper, an inch and a half in diameter and being 3 feet long, that kind of thing makes pot heads happy, but it wouldn't replace a Marlboro to a cigarette smoker.
We surrendered in the War On Alcohol - were the results "unthinkable"?
Sorry all the crock is you. Yeah I've done the process, and I've seen it done right. Doing it right is hard and I just showed you the proof. You can deny it if you want but now that you've been shown that what you're saying is false continuing down that path is lying. You're wrong, the links prove it.
One male pot plant can air fertilize over many miles - resulting in a seed heavy mature female that is about useless for smoking. And because the male growing wild is selecting for different traits than the cultivated varieties, the seeds will no doubt be about useless as well.
There is a reason they call it "Alabama dirtweed".
Church Attendance per capita hit an all time high.
Admissions to mental hospitals per capita hit an all time low.
We're getting none of those from our decades-old War On Drugs.
The USA was a Nation of drunkards. Temperance groups were successful in turning this nation around. And after awhile Prohibition was repealed, but the drug alcohol still remains our number one social disease and is still highly restricted.
So was repeal a mistake? Should we bring it back?
liberal = socialist (today)
Since you clearly stated that you believe in socialistic concepts such as a Utopian vision through regulation and the dislike the roots of conservatism you are using this term incorrectly intentionally.
You are troll
I have know AIDS patients and the dying who did not do any gardening at all, being sick, dying of cancer and stuff, sometimes make it easier to just whip out the check book for your medicine.
correction to my earlier post
"that failure CAUSED by the drug" was supposed to read "that failure IS NOT CAUSED by the drug"
the drug (or sex) may crate "an urge", but it - the urge - can be dealt with, can be overcome, can be defeated and behavior intent on satisfying it can be changed to behavior that does not
"the drug" is not the origin of an addiction - excessive behavior intent on satisfying it in the first place is; repition of that behavior keeps reinforcing it; denial of that repition early on prevents addiction.
addiction is about behavior, it is not caused by what anyone choses to become addicted to
If growing decent pot is beyond your capabilities then fine, I will have to take your word for it, but I have lived in a household where the bulk of the income came from success in that area, it isn't like running the Glenlivet distillery.
Personally if it is made legal, then I think that I could do just fine.
I believe you and the original poster meant w-a-v-i-n-g.
Oh, come on. You said it was so easy to grow marijuana. All he would have to do is plant a seed in a pot and water occasionally. That would take no more effort than to drive to the dispensary.
Another reason we never should have given 'em the vote in 1919, hehehe.
Your post doesn't follow logically from mine.
I don't live where pot could grow wild - someone has to water it.
And where pot DOES grow wild - it results in a hugely inferior product due to uncontrolled pollination from wild males.
That's very Saul Alinsky of you. Define the straw man opposition with a pejorative before anyone even shows up. ROTFLOL
"DU Troll"
yea right, so says the big government "Conservative"
A true Conservative does not simply mouth nostrums about small and limited government - when it suits their fancy, and then deny those principles when they simply want to control someone else's behavior.
If it is "Conservative" to control pot smokers, then such "Conservatives" better be all for reimposition of alcohol prohibition, less their hypocrisy be on display for all to see; because that's what it amounts to.
So, if you want to propose the reimposition of alcohol prohibition, go ahead. Meanwhile the rest of us Conservatives - in the tradition of William F. Buckley Junior and others - will ignore who it is you call a "DU troll", you "DU Troll".
I have know AIDS patients and the dying who did not do any gardening at all, being sick, dying of cancer and stuff, sometimes make it easier to just whip out the check book for your medicine.
So the majority of dispensary customers are seriously sick or dying? Good to know - I'll cite you as a reference the next time an anti-MM FReeper claims you can get MM if you have a hangnail.
Fiscal conservative, socially more libertarian.
Get it right.
Yaaaawn, now it's all insults. The facts have been presented, they show you're wrong, your complete unwillingness to try to present any facts of your own show you know you can't and therefore are wrong, whether or not you can actually admit it changes nothing.
I don't care about wild pot, never did, not even in the 60s, you are right about it being useless.
The only time I mentioned wild pot plants was to mention having trouble with having to get rid of 'volunteer pot plants' that I used to be troubled with and would have to pull up.
California does produce some good pot.
I used the word gardening.
There was no insult in that post.
If you think that it is too difficult for you to grow usable pot, then I accept that, I don't want to waste this much time on convincing people that they can do what me and countless thousands have done, and that many do in our forests, and parks, and in their homes and closets.
That's kinda funny. I saw you posted this and I was gonna post
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PHOENIX — Details about road closures, possible delays at border crossings and a celebration on the U.S. side are surfacing as El Paso, Texas, prepares for the pope's upcoming visit to its sister city, Ciudad Juarez in Mexico.
The city of El Paso announced that it will restrict access to roads and neighborhoods near the international border Feb. 17, when Pope Francis celebrates an open-air Mass in Juarez.
A portion of the Cesar Chavez Border Highway will be closed to vehicles and pedestrians for 24 hours. Other nearby roads will be shut down for shorter periods. Many El Paso schools and city offices will close that day.
The El Paso Times daily newspaper reported that the road closures strayed from previous plans that had been considered, some of which would have allowed people to walk to the highway to be near the site of the papal Mass.
Mayor Oscar Leeser cited security and safety as the reasons for the restrictions.
"The most important part of our role is for the safety for the pope and our community," he told a Jan. 25 media conference.
"El Paso is Juarez and Juarez is El Paso," Leeser said. "We're one city and one community."
The Mass will take place at the old Juarez fairgrounds next to Benito Juarez Olympic Stadium on the last day of Pope Francis' trip to Mexico, which starts Feb. 12. More than 220,000 people are expected to attend the liturgy. Mexican authorities said as many as 450,000 people may arrive for the Mass or to see Pope Francis ride along in his popemobile.
Anticipating an influx of border crossers, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is extending service hours and staffing at the area's ports of entry Feb. 15-19. The agency warned people who plan to cross the border during that time to anticipate delays.
Passenger vehicles and pedestrians may experience "longer than normal" processing times at ports of entry, it said in a statement. The release reminded travelers that they will need appropriate documents to enter the U.S. from Mexico.
The agency said it will provide crossing updates via Twitter @CBPWestTexas before, during and after the pope's visit.
Mexican officials said people coming from the U.S. into Mexico at the Bridge of the Americas — the most heavily traveled crossing between the two countries — may experience congestion because of Juarez road closures related to the pope's visit.
The Stanton Street Bridge in downtown El Paso or the Santa Teresa crossing west of El Paso in New Mexico were mentioned as alternative entry points.
A U.S. State Department travel warning for certain places in Mexico was last updated Jan. 19 and includes Ciudad Juarez. The warning said U.S. citizens have been the victims of violent crimes, such as homicide, kidnapping, carjacking and robbery by organized criminal groups in various Mexican states. It said to "exercise caution" when traveling to business and shopping districts in northeast Juarez and its major industrial parks.
As of Jan. 27, the Diocese of Juarez had yet to distribute tickets for the papal Mass. Church officials said that tickets would be made available to its parishes to hand out. The Diocese of El Paso was to receive 5,000 tickets.
People who cannot or do not want to travel to Mexico to catch a glimpse of the pope Feb. 17 can attend a watch party that day at Sun Bowl Stadium on the campus of the University of Texas at El Paso.
The "Two Nations, One Faith" celebration hosted by the Diocese of El Paso will feature a live telecast of the papal Mass. Country music star Collin Raye, artist Andrea Thomas and singer-songwriter Tony Melendez, who was born without arms and plays guitar with his feet, are set to perform prior to the telecast. The program also includes the Tigua Indian Nation dancers, the El Paso diocesan choir, youth choir Elohim and local mariachi bands and "matachines," or dancers.
Ahead of the pope's visit, the Hope Border Institute planned to hold two binational encuentros on the topic of immigration. The grass-roots Catholic-run group was to host the gatherings at St. Mark's Church in El Paso Jan. 30 and at the diocesan Center for Evangelization and Catechesis in Juarez Feb. 6.
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Editors: Tickets for the "Two Nations, One Faith" event are $18 each. More information is available at www.twonationsonefaith.com.


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