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- Perfect World (PWRD) expects Q4 revenue of RMB850M-892M ($139.6M-$146.5M), above a consensus of $137.3M.
- The company attributes its Q3 beat to the strong performance of new titles, including Swordsman Online and Saint Seiya Online. Average concurrent users for Chinese games rose to 778K from 742K in Q2 and 601K in the year-ago period.
- Going forward, Perfect World is counting on the launch of DOTA2, as well as a Chinese version of U.S./European title Neverwinter, to maintain its momentum.
- Sales/marketing spend rose 10% Q/Q and 21% Y/Y to $34.9M. The Y/Y rate is well below the 102% clip Perfect World reported for Q2, much to the concern of investors. R&D spend rose 19% Q/Q and 20% Y/Y to $38.8M. Gross margin was76.7%, up from 75.5% in Q2 but down from 81.5% a year ago.
- PWRD +8.4% AH. Q3 results, PR.
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- A source close to Baidu (BIDU) tells Marbridge Consulting the Chinese search giant is close to buying Chinese literature/comics/animation site Huanxiang Zongheng, a unit of online gaming firm Perfect World (PWRD). The source adds more info about the deal will be released on Nov. 26.
- Zongheng offers 100K+ online book titles, and receives 60M+ daily page views. It also offers iOS, Android, and Windows Phone apps, and gets over 1/3 of its site traffic via mobile.
- Baidu has stepped up its M&A activity this year, as it tries to evolve into a broader, Google-like provider of Internet services and apps. The company has already bought video site PPS and top Android app store 91 Wireless, and a 59% stake in daily deals site Nuomi.
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Tuesday, Nov 1211:29 AM
- Perfect World (PWRD +4.3%) is spending RMB255M ($41.9M) to acquire Chinese online gaming portal owner Wuhu Huitan, and another RMB40M ($6.6M) to buy a minority stake in fellow portal owner Beijing Huitan. Both companies were previously "controlled by an individual unrelated to Perfect World." (PR)
- The companies run TGBus.com and PTBus.com, which Perfect World declares are "two of the most popular gaming portals among Chinese players." Look for Perfect World to aggressively promote its online gaming titles through the portals going forward.
- Q3 results are due on Nov. 25. Shares sold off in August following Perfect World's Q2 beat, largely due to spending concerns, but are still up 69% YTD.
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- Chinese game makers are falling in sympathy after Changyou posted in-line Q3 results but issued dismal guidance. The mismatch between Changyou's revenue and earnings guidance (partly due to launches of games in Q4) begs the question of whether the sector-wide swoon makes sense.
- Shanda Games (GAME -4.3%), Perfect World (PWRD -1.7%), and NetEase (NTES -3.8%) are among the decliners.
- Changyou took game makers down with it after disappointing Q2 results as well.
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- Chinese Internet and solar stocks, many of which have skyrocketed this year, have closed with decent losses after the Shanghai exchange fell for the fourth day in a row amid credit crunch worries, and as NQ Mobile continued to feel the impact of Muddy Waters' fraud allegations.
- Muddy Waters' detailed accusations regarding ghost addresses, a shell company, inflated market share figures, dubious cash balances, and spyware are likely to yield fresh scrutiny of the financial statements provided by Chinese ADRs, and could also affect the reception given to upcoming IPOs (I, II). Investor concerns about the bookkeeping of U.S.-traded Chinese firms had diminished some this year.
- Chinese Internet decliners: VIPS -9.1%. AMAP -6.1%. YY -6%. QIHU -4.8%. PWRD -5.7%. CYOU -4.7%. SINA -3.8%. LONG -3.5%. YOKU -3%.
- Chinese solar decliners: YGE -12.2%. JKS -9.4%. JASO -9%. DQ -7.2%. TSL -6.8%. CSIQ -4.8%. CSUN -4.4%.
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- China's State Council says gaming consoles, banned since 2000, will be allowed for sale provided they're approved by the Ministry of Culture. The decision opens the door for Microsoft (MSFT +1.1%), Sony (SNE -0.7%), and Nintendo (NTDOY.PK) to begin officially selling their hardware in the Middle Kingdom.
- Unofficially, the hardware hasn't been hard to find on the black market, with sellers typically hawking modified systems that support pirated games. However, the government's decision should open the door for console makers and game developers (EA, ATVI, TTWO) to formally market their wares, replete with Chinese-language translations.
- Aside from piracy, China's well-established online gaming scene will serve as a challenge for console makers and game developers. Some of the online gaming firms they'll be competing against: TCEHY.PK, NTES, GA, GAME, PWRD, CYOU.
- Microsoft just formed a 49:51 console JV with local firm BesTV.
- Previous: Chinese government reportedly planning to end console ban
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- Today's downturn in Chinese game makers is outpacing a broader tick down in the Chinese tech space (CQQQ -0.2%). Perfect World (PWRD -1.5%), NetEase (NTES -4.7%), and Giant Interactive (GA -2.4%) are falling in sympathy after Shanda Games (GAME) was walloped yesterday following a Q2 beat.
- NetEase is the lame duck, as a downgrade from JPMorgan to Neutral (albeit with a PT hike to $75 from $65) weighs the stock.
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- Holy King, a fantasy MMORPG that relies on Perfect World's (PWRD +3%) Echo game engine, will be available to beta testers on Sep. 10. (PR)
- Perfect World mentioned in its Q2 report it's looking to diversify its game pipeline. The company is counting on two other MMORPGs, Saint Seiya Online and Swordsman Online, to drive Q3 revenue growth.
- However, investors are nervous about the heavy spending that's accompanying Perfect World's new game launches. Marketing/promotional expenses, in particular, have grown rapidly.
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- Shares of Perfect World (PWRD -6.6%) continue the descent they began during AH yesterday. Although the Chinese web/mobile game maker beat Q2 consensus and issued strong Q3 guidance, investors appear to have been left wanting.
- A chief concern is ballooning costs. Cost of revenue grew 37% Y/Y in Q2 while opex grew 18.6% Y/Y. Revenue was up 4.7% in the same period. Marketing expenses were the largest culprit, up 60.1% Y/Y. Pacific Crest noted, "Q3 guidance is strong but spending is expected to remain elevated."
- Morgan Stanley chopped its rating earlier today to Equal Weight from Overweight following Perfect World's Q2 release: "This mainly reflects rich valuation. Perfect World is trading at 10.7x 2014e P/E, vs. 4.6-10.8x for peers." However, the bank raised its PT to $20, reflecting its expectation of strong revenue growth in 2H on the back of "strong reception of new games such as Saint Seiya Online and Swordsman Online."
- Perfect World is up 81.1% YTD, its climb nearly two-fold that of peers.
- Other Chinese game makers: Shanda Games (GAME), NetEase (NTES), Giant Interactive (GA)
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- Perfect World (PWRD) expects Q3 revenue of RMB779M-RMB815M ($127.3M-$133.4M), well above a $116.8M consensus. The company cites expected revenue from newly-launched titles Swordsman Online and Saint Seiya Online.
- It looks as if the good news was priced in. Like many other Chinese Internet stocks, Perfect World has been on a tear in recent months.
- The Q2 beat is attributed to successful launches for Saint Seiya Online (launched in China) and Neverwinter (launched in North America/Europe, Chinese launch upcoming). The company launched numerous Web/mobile titles during the quarter, and is looking to further diversify its pipeline.
- Sales/marketing spend +102% Q/Q to $31.8M thanks to ad/promotional efforts for new games. R&D +5% Y/Y to $32.5M.
- Gross margin was 75.5%, -100 bps Q/Q and -580 bps Y/Y.
- Perfect World's global network (covers both subsidiaries and partners) accounted for over 1/4 of its revenue.
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- Chinese Internet stocks are turning in an a very good day, aided by a rally in Shanghai that came in the wake of positive housing data.
- In addition to NetEase (boosted by a China Telecom deal) and real estate play SouFun (previous), winners include AutoNavi (AMAP +13.6%), Qihoo (QIHU +7.5%, adding to Friday's gains), YY (YY +5.7%), Vipshop (VIPS +9.1%), NQ Mobile (NQ +4.2% - SA contributor Treasure Hunter has another positive article), Sina (SINA +2.6% - still basking in its post-earnings glow) and Perfect World (PWRD +2.1%).
- The group has already been performing very well this summer, thanks to good earnings news, short-covering, momentum traders, and optimism the Chinese economy can see a soft landing.
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Perfusion imaging techniques are now routinely available on high-performance magnetic resonance (MR) and helical computed tomography (CT) systems. MR and CT perfusion first-pass studies provide information analogous to that provided by Technicium D1-hemamethypropylene amine oxime (Tc-HMPAO) single-photon computed tomography (SPECT), and xenon CT, and, in many circumstances, mirror F-18 fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron-emission tomography (PET) as part of a comprehensive brain examination. Perfusion information can be complementary or critical in the evaluation of patients with brain disease. These techniques are coming into widespread use in the evaluation and surveillance of patients with neoplasm, brain ischemia, neuropsychiatric disorders, and epilepsy.
High-performance, gradient-en-hanced MR scanners employ extremely fast single-shot echo planar imaging (EPI) techniques to image multiple physiologic phases at multiple (z-axis) brain locations during the first pass of a gadolinium chelate, paramagnetic contrast agent (figures 1 and 2). CT scanners can repetitively scan one or multiple (on multichannel systems) slice locations during the first pass of a standard nonionic iodinated contrast agent to obtain maps of brain perfusion (figure 3).
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Perfusion techniques offer the most sensitive measure of the extent of brain tissue under ischemic conditions in patients with symptoms suggesting acute and subacute stroke. The deficit on a perfusion study is often greater than that seen on diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) (and CT) in the acute setting. A reduction of cerebral blood flow (CBF) is a typical accompaniment of acute stroke. Depending on severity, this will manifest as a compensatory increase or a resultant decrease in cerebral blood volume (CBV) (figure 4), as well as a regional prolongation of MTT. The combination of MR angiography, DWI, and perfusion MR 3 (figure 5)or more commonly CT, CT angiography, 4-6 and (recently) perfusion CT--are used in the triage of patients in whom thrombolytic intervention is contemplated (figures 6-8).
Quantitative assessment of CBF yields information about brain tissue viability and hemorrhagic risk, which is critical for thrombolytic therapy decision-making. Subtracting the volume of brain with restricted diffusion from the perfusion-indicated volume of tissue under ischemic conditions yields the commonly accepted MR paradigm for tissue at risk for extension of infarction. The CT analogue of DWI is not clear and is under active study.
Outside of the setting of acute stroke, perfusion imaging can yield useful information about the functionality of collateral circulation and, thus, the significance of vascular occlusive disease (figures 9 and 10).
Perfusion techniques are in routine use for the evaluation of neuropsychiatric disorders. Traumatic brain injuries typically manifest as regions of de-creased CBV that correlate better than structural studies with the results of neuropsychologic testing (figure 11). Positive results increase treating physicians' diagnostic confidence, often leading to more aggressive therapy. Dementia of the Alzheimer's type typically presents with decreased temporoparietal perfusion, mirroring the findings seen with SPECT and PET (figure 12). 7
Characteristic patterns are evident with perfusion imaging of neoplasms. 8,9 Certain lesions, such as meningiomas, exhibit a striking increase in relative CBV (figure 13), while schwannomas and lower grade gliomas demonstrate less impressive alterations. Generally, high-grade gliomas are very heterogeneous on perfusion studies with areas of high and low CBV. Therefore, CBV studies are useful in the characterization of focal brain lesions, particularly neoplasms.
The extent of a typically non-enhancing, low-grade primary brain neoplasm is better assessed by perfusion studies that measure capillary density, rather than disruption of the blood-brain-barrier (BBB), which typically is intact. Perhaps the most important role for perfusion MRI in the workup of tumors is in lesion surveillance. Breakdown in the BBB, seen as contrast enhancement on routine imaging sequences, is non-specific and could represent postoperative change, necrosis, or tumor. Residual or recurrent tumor will manifest an increase in CBV in contrast to gliosis or radiation necrosis, which has a low CBV (figure 14). Perfusion studies achieve a similar sensitivity to metabolic assessment with FDG-PET, with greater specificity. 10,11
Taking advantage of the first-pass of the agent injected for the routine contrast-enhanced study, perfusion imaging poses minimal incremental cost other than the short time it takes to acquire the images. Dedicated reimbursement may be available through the use of image post-processing Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes.
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A win against Ireland at home next week would still likely be enough to secure England a second successive title on points difference, but they were second-best against their French counterparts.
Gloucester fly-half Ryan Mills gave England an early lead with a penalty in the third minute, but France levelled the score four minutes later through Ecochard.
After Mills had missed the chance to put England back in front, and France fly-half Enzo Selponi also failed to score with a drop goal, Ecochard gave the hosts the lead on 22 minutes.
Les Bleuets were starting to step it up and could have grabbed the opening try when Yohann Artru intercepted a pass from Charlie Walker but the England centre and Marland Yarde recovered to stop him.
England's scrum was under huge pressure and France kept them pegged back in their own 22, but twice the hosts were denied by the Television Match Official, to go in 6-3 ahead at half-time.
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Dawson County didn't need a trick play to open the game last week, the middle school Tigers used the hardcore running by running back Coey Watson to capture the Mountain League Championship with a 28-20 defeat of Pickens on Oct. 3 in Jasper.
The season all comes down to one game. Coach Benjy Edwards' Dawson County middle school football team will travel to Pickens County High School Thursday to play for the North Georgia Mountain League Championship against the middle school program from Pickens County.
Dawson County's middle school football program upped its record to 2-1 with a nail-biting 7-6 win over Clear Creek Middle School last week in Ellijay.
The Dawson County Middle School softball team finished the season with a second place finish in the North Georgia Mountain League tournament last week at Roper Park in Jasper.
Coach Jeff Compton and his Dawson County softball team moved its record to 3-1 in Mountain League play last week with a 16-1 win over the Pickens County middle school program.
A big crowd was on hand recently at Sandy Walls Field in Dawsonville for the opening of Dawson County Middle School football.
After several weeks of practice the Dawson County middle school football program is gearing up for its first game Thursday. The team will host the Pickens County middle school team at Sandy Walls Stadium.
The middle school softball team for Dawson County opened the season with a heartbreaking 7-3 loss at Lumpkin County on Tuesday, but bounced back to defeat Pickens County Middle by an 11-3 score on Friday.
The Dawson County Middle School softball team will begin action this week. The program, made up of players from both Dawson and Riverview middle schools, will be led by Coach Jeff Compton.
The combined middle school football teams have been busy with workouts over the last two weeks at Dawson County Middle School. This will be the first year that both schools have been combined entering the season.
In what is being billed as both a cost-saving and competitive measure, Dawson County and Riverview middle schools will combine their football, softball and wrestling programs, as well as their football cheerleading squads.
The school year was a great one for sports teams from both Riverview and Dawson County middle schools.
A talented Riverview Middle boys soccer team went into the recent championship game with a lot of confidence. Coach Patrick Johnston's team defeated Pickens 4-1 in the semi-finals to force a match-up with Clear Creek Middle School in the championship game March 28.
A classic game between two equally skilled teams took place recently at Dawson County Middle School. The Mountain League Championship on March 28 between Dawson County and Riverview middle schools fares well for the future of soccer in Dawson County.
The Riverview Middle School Lady Eagle soccer team avenged an earlier defeat to rival Dawson County Middle with a 4-2 win March 21. Earlier this season, the Lady Tigers defeated Riverview by a 3-1 score.
The Dawson County Middle School eighth grade Lady Tigers basketball team defeated cross-county rival Riverview Middle by a 38-18 score Dec. 6.
Riverview and Dawson County middle schools eighth grade boys basketball teams squared off Dec. 6 at DCMS. The game was close throughout, but the undefeated Riverview Eagles prevailed to pull out the 50-37 win over the Tigers.
Coach Mark Thomason's eighth grade Riverview Middle School Eagles boys' basketball team remains undefeated following wins over Jasper and Clear Creek.
The Riverview Middle School seventh grade boys basketball team tried to use a fourth quarter rally to pull out a win over Jasper Middle School Nov. 19.
Dawson County Middle School eighth grade girls' basketball coach Tina Brown's team remains undefeated following two recent wins.
The Dawson County Middle School eighth grade boys' basketball team lost a heartbreaker, 47-44, to Pickens County Middle on Nov. 21.
Dawson County Middle School Coach Nichole Green's seventh grade Lady Tigers defeated Pickens County Middle, 31-30, Nov. 21.
The seventh grade Tigers from Dawson County Middle School fell to Pickens County Middle by a 35-11 score on Nov. 21.
The Riverview Middle school eighth grade girls basketball team won a thriller over Jasper Middle School on Nov. 21.
The Riverview Middle School seventh grade girls basketball team dropped two games last week to Jasper Middle, 24-10, on Nov. 21, and Clear Creek, 32-18, on Nov. 22.
Held in check for much of the ballgame, Cullen Reed hit the biggest shot of his career. The Riverview eighth-grader grabbed a rebound off of a missed free throw, took two dribbles and launched a shot from beyond half court. The shot touched nothing but net as Coach Mark Thomason's team stormed the floor as the Eagles took a 33-32 win over Lumpkin County Middle School on Saturday afternoon.
It was a tough week for the Riverview Middle School seventh grade boys basketball team. The Eagles dropped a 45-24 loss to Pickens Middle on Nov. 14 and lost 38-25 at Lumpkin on Nov. 16.
The Dawson County Middle School eighth grade boys basketball team moved to 2-0 with a 39-33 win over Fannin County last week in Dawsonville.
The Dawson County Middle School seventh-grade basketball teams played Fannin County Middle School last week.
The Riverview Middle School basketball teams opened their seasons on Saturday with a full slate of games against visiting Lumpkin County.
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London has set the standard for high-street fashion, with a slew of internationally-recognized names that make pieces global editors and "It" girls clamor over worldwide. One such brand is Whistles, who took on the amazing feat of staging its first runway show for Spring 2014, solidifying itself among the elite fashion set. Chock full of functional pieces with jaunts of animal print, texture, and color, the high-street label definitely succeeded at what it does best, with a high probability of drawing in an entirely new slew of international fans in the process.
An array of sandals from flat slip-ons to silver metallic ankle-strap pairs covered the models' feet, while simple yet chic shoulder bags and clutches served as the perfect accessories. Backpacks were also on display, capturing the on-trend silhouette certainly for the younger crowd.
The color palette for the collection was all about neutrality and romance, with white, black, rose pink, powder blue, and camel all having prominent moments.
Crop tops are showing no signs of disappearing for Spring and chief executive Jane Shepherdson made sure to include them in the assortment in sweater form, paired with high-waist bermuda shorts, black and white striped wide-leg trousers, and a black leather A-line skirt that seamlessly blended the silhouettes of yesteryear with modernity.
What really attracted me were the very unique pieces that could serve as pick-me-ups in the modern day woman's wardrobe. A pink fur topper can work while out with a simple pencil skirt or under a black blazer, while a silver metallic camisole and matching cropped trousers could be go-to pieces for those "what to wear" days with high-top sneakers or simple pumps.
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This is the second part of the 21 sacraments explanation.In this part we analyzed more detailed showed more footage and look at some theories. Voice is done by Kwonstein Link to part 1 - Click Here
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This is the first episode of the this new series I'm making.Explanation is a series where we will look deep into the story of a game , review some details , rumors and explain lots of events that might have been missed by players or never shared into the game. This episode is part 1 of the 21 sacraments in Silent Hill 4.We recap all of them and explain more about them. Voice is done by [user]Kwonstein[/user] who also deserves a huge credit of this video.
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Fungo Review is finally back with a Silent Hill weapon review due to popular demand. Yes, there is an original song in this video and it is FREE! FUNGO - BARREL ROLL (It's FREE!) http://www.fileden.com/files/2009/12/28/2705657/fungo-barrelroll.mp3 Please subscribe at YouTube and become a fan today! http://www.youtube.com/fungoreview
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My video for the Halloween contest. It is just about the Silent hill series. Basically I made it just for fun but a friend told me to submit it. I hope you enjoy the video and happy halloween! Thank you for your comments and reviews! For those who like the music: 1. Intro = Silent hill theme 2. Part 1 = Creepy Music box 3. Part 2 = Hellraiser theme
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Submission number two. I hadn't planned on making two videos for this contest but I had this idea at about 4 AM and I knew I wouldn't be able to get to sleep until I saw it through. I definitely consider [b][url=[make_url]arc:content:gt-authoring:9793b663-ee45-4922-9908-31fe93a4aaea[/make_url]]my first submission[/url][/b] to be better because I spent more time gathering footage and editing that one. This one is more of an experiment. Only footage I used was from Silent Hill 4: The Room. Music was from there, too.
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Harry and Eileen escape but the apartments building remains possessed.
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The living room has 1 couch, 2 chairs, coffee table and flat screen TV. There is a dining table that seats four. The kitchen has tile floors, microwave, fridge and oven. The small outdoor deck has a BBQ, great for cooking for family and friends!
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This section contains a summary of Babylon 5's story arc (the 5-year plotline) up to, but not including, "Into the Fire." Note that this is chock full of spoilers!
G'Kar set out in search of Garibaldi, who was taken by a Shadow ship during Sheridan's confrontation with the Shadows, in "The Hour of the Wolf." Londo took up a position in the royal court, but soon discovered that the Emperor was insane and had made a deal with the Shadows in the belief that they would elevate him to godhood. A rescue mission was mounted to Z'ha'dum, but Sheridan was nowhere to be found. Somehow, though, he survived, and found himself at the bottom of the chasm accompanied by an enigmatic alien.
The alien, Lorien, claimed to be the first of the First Ones, the reason the Shadows always return to Z'ha'dum. G'Kar never found out "Whatever Happened to Mr. Garibaldi," and was captured by the Centauri. Londo promised G'Kar the freedom of the Narn homeworld if G'Kar would help him unseat Emperor Cartagia. Meanwhile, back on Babylon 5, the League of Non-aligned Worlds splintered thanks to Sheridan's disappearance, and Delenn summoned the Rangers to organize a final strike on Z'ha'dum.
Garibaldi was recovered from a mysterious ship in "The Summoning," while Ivanova and Marcus set out in search of more First Ones. What they found instead was a vast Vorlon fleet on a mission to destroy any world touched by the Shadows. Lyta turned against Kosh. Sheridan returned with Lorien, just in time to thwart an attempt by the frightened Non-Aligned Worlds to break up the Army of Light.
In "Falling Toward Apotheosis," Londo learned of Cartagia's plan to allow the Vorlons to destroy Centauri Prime, thus propelling him to godhood in a glorious explosion of fire. Londo convinced Cartagia to first go to Narn and try G'Kar for crimes against the Centauri; even so, Cartagia had a guard pluck out G'Kar's left eye in a moment of pique. As the Vorlon fleet proceeded with its plan, destroying world after world and sending refugees streaming to Babylon 5, Sheridan and Lorien battled and killed Kosh. Delenn learned that Sheridan's resurrection is only temporary; he has no more than twenty years left.
During "The Long Night" before the Army of Light's planned confrontation with the Vorlons, the Shadows unleashed their own planet-killer, prompting Sheridan to lure them into direct battle with the Vorlons to settle the conflict once and for all. With G'Kar's help, Londo and Vir assassinated Cartagia; the royal court, most unaware of the plot, elected Londo prime minister to quickly rid Centauri Prime of Shadow influence and stave off the impending Vorlon attack. Londo ordered the withdrawal of Centauri forces from Narn.


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Exclusive: Nerf's Newest Gun Fires 100 Feet
How the N-Strike Elite Centurion out-blasts the competition
Sniping our fellow editors is a much-beloved and long-standing tradition here at Popular Science HQ. Trouble is: our long hallways leave us no escape from our all too well-armed victims. That won't be the case for much longer; soon, we can be snipers. We got a sneak peek at the longest-range Nerf gun in history, the 100-foot-firing N-Strike Elite Centurion.
The Centurion is the first in a new line of Nerf guns that use MEGA darts. The darts are about twice the size of typical Nerf darts, which engineers say helps them get the momentum they need to fly further. The also whistle, an oddly satisfying addition to long-range shootouts.
To get the velocity necessary (nearly 55 mph) to catapult ammo one-third of a football field, the designers had to supersize the typical Nerf launch mechanism. With a dart-filled magazine in place, you pull back on a loading handle to allow the top dart to pop into the firing chamber. Pushing the same handle forward sets the firing mechanism in place, and pulling the trigger releases a spring-loaded piston that launches the dart.
As for the gun itself, we'll be blunt: this thing is freaking huge. It spans 40.7 inches from nose to heel, and at least 2/3 of that length is barrel. As with any gun, the longer the barrel, the straighter – and hopefully the farther – shots will soar.
The Centurion will go on sale this fall for $49.99.
I can't wait to get this for my little brother. Not only will he harass my mother with it, but also when I visit I can use it on him. This may replace the Rangemaster 3000.
Mega darts were the "standard" ammo for about a decade and we shifted to Micro darts (that's what the small ones are actually called) because they fly much better. I get the feeling they've switched back to mega because you can get more distance with less velocity (making it more kid-friendly) but it will also hurt the gun's range and outdoor accuracy.
In the old days we would just stick a Crayola barrel in there and this gun would probably instantly jump to a 150'+ monster, but making it shoot micros or zeros is going to be tricky with the current clip systems. Now, if you were to scrap the clip and go for a breech-loading gun that fired micros and had a real barrel (nice tight PETG, not the threaded plastic they use that lets out so much air) this thing might be a real beast... But these days you could just print a better plunger rather than scavenging it as we used to do.
Somebody needs to make 3-D printing plans of this, then make it out of better materials (and maybe modify the design) to where it will shoot one of those darts 100 yards. It would be hard to hit anything at that range, so any hits will be that much more satisfying.
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Christmas Eve Confetti Pasta Recipe
- 1 package (16 ounces) linguine
- 1 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 3 garlic cloves, peeled and thinly sliced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 pounds cooked small shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1/2 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- Cook linguine according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a Dutch oven, saute the peppers, onion, garlic and seasonings in oil until vegetables are tender.
- Add the shrimp; cook and stir 2-3 minutes longer or until heated through. Drain linguine; toss with shrimp mixture. Sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 8 servings.
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very bland - not enough sauce - no one in my family liked this and we all love pasta dishes. Ended up throwing most of it out and the shrimp was very expensive. What a waste. Will not be making it again.
It is too dry. I like my pasta with more of a sauce on it. Felt like the sauce needy to be creamy.
I used fresh pasta and cheese. I also added extra crushed red pepper as we like things a little spicier than most people. Great recipe - I'll be making it again.
This was a nice simple dish to make. I followed another reader's suggestion to add a squeeze of lemon juice prior to serving and a drizzle of high quality extra virgin olive oil.
Shimp needs a little butter for flavor and maybe a squeeze of lemon juice as an acid. Melt the butter with the olive oil and finish the dish off with lemon juice.
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My experience at Swedish Film FestivalAttending the Swedish Film Festival, held recently at Ewha Women's University, was a source of great joy and satisfaction for me. It gave me substantial food for thought about art in general and cinema in particular. Among other things, I was greatly impressed by the vibrant camera-work, cinematography and the daring editing style in the few movies I saw. I also gathered that the authors probed the depths of human psychology and asked hard questions. The films were provocatively imaginative, beautiful and moving. My impression was that imagination was allowed a full measure in these films. And I felt that the cinematography and editing were in step with the ever-growing tempo of contemporary life. As a great fan of Ingmar Bergman, however, many parts of these films were reminiscent of his works. On my part, I was often reminded of Bergman's scenes contained in my memory. However, I must admit that I may be wrong in my impressions and judgment. Although I can imagine Bergman has contributed prominently to Swedish film, tradition and individual talent are two different things in creating new works of art. It's globally recognized that Bergman is one of the greatest filmmakers the world has produced. He is widely known for the hard questions he asked in his films. In my view, the significant fact is that he embodied these philosophical, religious and existential questions in film form in a superb artistic manner. Bergman was also eminently successful in making his films both artistic and entertaining. I believe entertainment is an essential ingredient of a successful movie. Furthermore, Bergman drew substantially from the dream world and the subconscious human psychology. His films like ``The Seventh Seal," ``Fanny and Alexander" and ``Persona," among others, still haunt my memory and offer renewed pleasure whenever I see them. For me a great work of art is a deeply moving one which is long remembered and appreciated. Great works of art appeal powerfully to our senses, intellect, emotions and imagination, and provide new insights into the human condition and the complex aspects of human nature and experience. Great works of art uplift and enrapture our soul, let it experience, though briefly, a timeless moment of ecstasy and give it the sensation of floating one foot above the ground. They thus momentarily release the agonizing human soul struggling to grapple with indomitable questions. We see all these aspects in Bergman's works. Speaking of other aspects of film, photography is a primary medium for cinematic expression. Motion pictures, after all, started out as photography; the cinema could hardly be imaginable without photography. A motion picture conveys its message primarily through photography. The film director is largely judged by the quality of the visual image he creates. Cinematography alleviates our expectations for photography when we go to a movie. Of course, other elements of the cinema work together to make the motion picture into the composite form of art that it is. Imagination is a mysterious source of creativity. It is a vast depository for creative ideas and inspiration. Often I dare imagine that imagination incorporates our memories, including collective memories from time immemorial, the subconscious world, and what not. Cinema fulfills our need and liking for dreams and daydreams, and nightmares for that matter. Cultivating imaginative faculties, therefore, would be crucial for artists and other creative people. In conclusion, the Swedish Film Festival was an exciting fiesta for many people. The writer is poet and an experimental filmmaker. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. |


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Infant jaundice
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/infant-jaundice/DS00107
Infant jaundice is a yellow discoloration in a newborn baby's skin and eyes. Infant jaundice occurs because the baby's blood contains an excess of bilirubin (bil-ih-ROO-bin), a yellow-colored pigment of red blood cells.
Infant jaundice is a common condition, particularly in babies born before 38 weeks gestation (preterm babies) and breast-fed babies. Infant jaundice usually occurs because a baby's liver isn't mature enough to get rid of bilirubin in the bloodstream. In some cases, an underlying disease may cause jaundice.
Treatment of infant jaundice often isn't necessary, and most cases that need treatment respond well to noninvasive therapy. Although complications are rare, severe infant jaundice or poorly treated jaundice can cause brain damage.
Signs of infant jaundice usually appear between the second and fourth day after birth and include:
- Yellowing of the skin
- Yellowing of the eyes
You'll usually notice jaundice first in your baby's face. If the condition progresses, you may notice the yellow color in his or her eyes, chest, abdomen, arms and legs.
The best way to check for infant jaundice is to press your finger gently on your baby's forehead or nose. If the skin looks yellow where you pressed, it's likely your baby has jaundice. If your baby doesn't have jaundice, the skin color should simply look slightly lighter than its normal color for a moment.
It's best to examine your baby in good lighting conditions, preferably in natural daylight.
When to see a doctor
Most hospitals have a policy of checking a baby for jaundice before discharge. The American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines regarding jaundice recommend that your newborn infant be examined for jaundice whenever a routine medical check is done and at least every eight to 12 hours while in the hospital.
Your baby should be checked for jaundice when he or she is between three and seven days old, when bilirubin levels usually peak. Therefore, if your baby is discharged earlier than 72 hours following birth, you should have a follow-up appointment to check for jaundice within two days of discharge.
The following signs or symptoms may indicate severe jaundice or complications from jaundice. Call your doctor if:
- Your baby's skin becomes more yellow
- Your baby's skin looks yellow on the abdomen, arms or legs
- The whites of your baby's eyes look yellow
- Your baby seems listless, sick or difficult to wake
- Your baby isn't gaining weight or is feeding poorly
- Your baby makes high-pitched cries
- Your baby develops any other signs or symptoms that concern you
- Diagnosed jaundice lasts more than three weeks
The main cause of jaundice is:
- Excess bilirubin (hyperbilirubinemia). Bilirubin is the substance that causes the yellow color of jaundice. It's a normal part of the waste produced when "used" red blood cells are broken down. Normally, the liver filters bilirubin from the bloodstream and releases it into the intestinal tract. Before birth, a mother's liver removes bilirubin from the baby's blood. The liver of a newborn is immature and often can't remove bilirubin quickly enough, causing an excess of bilirubin. Jaundice due to these normal newborn conditions is called physiologic jaundice, and it typically appears on the second or third day of life.
Other causes
A baby may have an underlying disorder that is causing jaundice. In these cases, jaundice often appears much earlier or much later than physiologic jaundice. Diseases or conditions that can cause jaundice include:
- Internal bleeding (hemorrhage)
- An infection in your baby's blood (sepsis)
- Other viral or bacterial infections
- An incompatibility between the mother's blood and the baby's blood
- A liver malfunction
- An enzyme deficiency
- An abnormality of your baby's red blood cells
Risk factors
Major risk factors for jaundice, particularly severe jaundice that can cause complications, include:
- Premature birth. A premature baby may not be able to process bilirubin as quickly as full-term babies do. Also, he or she may feed less and have fewer bowel movements. These conditions result in less bilirubin eliminated in your baby's stool.
- Bruising during birth. Sometimes babies are bruised during the delivery process. If your newborn has bruises, he or she may have a higher level of bilirubin from the breakdown of more red blood cells.
- Blood type. If your blood type is different from your baby's, your baby may have received antibodies from you through your placenta that cause his or her blood cells to break down more quickly.
- Breast-feeding. Breast-fed babies have a higher risk of jaundice, particularly those who are having difficulty nursing or not getting enough nutrition from breast-feeding. Dehydration and low intake of calories from poor breast-feeding may contribute to the onset of jaundice.
Severe jaundice, if left untreated, can cause serious complications.
Acute bilirubin encephalopathy
Bilirubin is toxic to cells of the brain. If a baby has severe jaundice, there's a risk of bilirubin passing into the brain, a condition called acute bilirubin encephalopathy. Prompt treatment may prevent significant permanent damage.
The following signs may indicate acute bilirubin encephalopathy in a baby with jaundice:
- Listless, sick or difficult to wake
- High-pitched crying
- Poor sucking or feeding
- Backward arching of the neck and body
- Fever
- Vomiting
Kernicterus is the syndrome that occurs if acute bilirubin encephalopathy causes permanent damage to the brain. Kernicterus may result in:
- Involuntary and uncontrolled movements (athetoid cerebral palsy)
- Permanent upward gaze
- Hearing loss
- Intellectual impairment
Preparing for your appointment
Bilirubin levels in the blood tend to peak when your baby is between three and seven days old. Therefore, it's important for your doctor to check your baby for jaundice during that time span.
When your baby is discharged from the hospital, your doctor or nurse will check to see whether your baby has jaundice. If your baby does have jaundice, your doctor will judge the likelihood of the jaundice being severe based on a number of factors:
- How much bilirubin is in the blood
- Whether your baby was born prematurely
- How well he or she is feeding
- How old your baby is
- Whether your baby has bruising from delivery
- Whether a brother or sister also had severe jaundice
Follow-up visit
Based on these factors, your doctor may recommend an earlier time for a follow-up visit.
When you arrive for your follow-up appointment, be prepared to answer the following questions that your doctor is likely to ask.
- How well is your baby feeding?
- Is your baby breast-fed or formula-fed?
- How often is he or she feeding?
- How often does your baby have a wet diaper?
- How often is there stool in the diaper?
- Does he or she wake up easily for feeding?
- Does your baby seem sick or weak?
- Have you noticed any changes in the color of your baby's skin or eyes?
- If your baby has jaundice, has the yellow color spread to parts of the body other than the face?
You may also prepare questions to ask your doctor at your follow-up appointment, including:
- Is the jaundice severe?
- What tests will my baby need?
- Do we need to begin treatment for jaundice?
- Will I need to readmit my baby to the hospital?
- When should I schedule a follow-up visit?
- Do you have any brochures about jaundice and proper feeding?
Don't hesitate to ask your doctor additional questions if you don't understand something during the appointment.
Tests and diagnosis
Your doctor will likely diagnose infant jaundice on the basis of your baby's appearance. However, it's not possible to judge the severity of jaundice based on appearance alone. Your doctor will need to measure the level of bilirubin in your baby's blood. The level of bilirubin (severity of jaundice) will determine the course of treatment.
Tests to determine jaundice include:
- A physical exam
- A laboratory test of a sample of your baby's blood
- A skin test with a device called a transcutaneous bilirubinometer, which measures the reflection of a special light shone through the skin
Your doctor may order additional blood tests or urine tests if there's evidence that your baby's jaundice is caused by an underlying disorder that needs to be treated.
Treatments and drugs
Mild infant jaundice often disappears on its own within two or three weeks. If your baby has moderate or severe jaundice, he or she may need to stay longer in the newborn nursery or be readmitted to the hospital.
Treatments to lower the level of bilirubin in your baby's blood may include:
- Light therapy (phototherapy). Your baby may be placed under special lighting that emits light in the blue-green spectrum. The light changes the shape and structure of bilirubin molecules in such a way that they can be excreted in the urine and stool. The light isn't an ultraviolet light, and a protective plastic shield filters out any ultraviolet light that may be emitted. During the treatment, your baby will wear only a diaper and protective eye patches. The light therapy may be supplemented with the use of a light-emitting pad or mattress.
- Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg). Jaundice may be related to blood type differences between mother and baby. This condition results in the baby carrying antibodies from the mother that contribute to the breakdown of blood cells in the baby. Intravenous transfusion of immunoglobulin, a blood protein that can reduce levels of antibodies, may decrease jaundice and lessen the need for an exchange blood transfusion.
- Exchange blood transfusion. Rarely, when severe jaundice doesn't respond to other treatments, a baby may need an exchange transfusion of blood. This involves repeatedly withdrawing small amounts of blood, diluting the bilirubin and maternal antibodies, and then transferring blood back into the baby — a procedure that's performed in a newborn intensive care unit.
Lifestyle and home remedies
When infant jaundice isn't severe, your doctor may recommend changes in feeding habits that can lower levels of bilirubin. Talk to your doctor if you have any questions or concerns about how much or how often your baby is feeding or if you're having trouble breast-feeding. The following steps may lessen jaundice:
- More frequent feedings. Feeding more frequently will provide your baby with more milk and cause more bowel movements, increasing the amount of bilirubin eliminated in your baby's stool. Breast-fed infants should have eight to 12 feedings a day for the first several days of life. Formula-fed infants usually should have 1 to 2 ounces (about 30 to 60 milliliters) of formula every two to three hours for the first week.
- Supplemental feedings. If your baby is having trouble breast-feeding, is losing weight or is dehydrated, your doctor may suggest giving your baby formula or expressed milk to supplement breast-feeding. In some cases, your doctor may recommend using formula alone for a couple of days and then resuming breast-feeding. Ask your doctor what feeding options are right for your baby.
The best prevention of infant jaundice is adequate feeding. Breast-fed infants should have eight to 12 feedings a day for the first several days of life. Formula-fed infants usually should have 1 to 2 ounces (about 30 to 60 milliliters) of formula every two to three hours for the first week.
- Jaundice. American Academy of Pediatrics. http://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/baby/Pages/Jaundice.aspx. Accessed Feb. 24, 2011.
- Management of hyperbilirubinemia in the newborn infant 35 or more weeks of gestation. American Academy of Pediatrics Policy. http://aappolicy.aappublications.org/cgi/content/full/pediatrics;114/1/297. Accessed Feb. 24, 2011.
- Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia. The Merck Manuals: The Merck Manual for Healthcare Professionals. http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/sec19/ch274/ch274b.html?qt=neonatal%20hyperbilirubinemia&alt=sh. Accessed Feb. 24, 2011.
- Lease M, et al. Assessing jaundice in infants of 35-week gestation and greater. Current Opinion in Pediatrics. 2010;22:352.
- Cohen RS, et al. Understanding neonatal jaundice: A perspective on causation. Pediatric Neonatology. 2010;51:143.
- Wong RJ, et al. Treatment of unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in term and late preterm infants. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Feb. 24, 2011.
- Moerschel SK, et al. A practical approach to neonatal jaundice. American Family Physician. 2008;77:1255.


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COLUMBIA (WACH) -- A Midlands woman that has been a leader for kids with autism, is seeing her hard work pay off.
Lori Unumb won the Beaty Jane France Humanitarian Award from NASCAR.
Tuesday morning, Unumb was presented with 100,000 dollars for the Autism Academy of South Carolina.
The NASCAR foundation and driver Kenny Wallace presented Unumb with a check and a new car.
Toyota delear Jim Hudson also donated an additonal 5,000 dollars for the foundation.
"We're still a small non profit organization and to have this kind of donation from the NASCAR foundation, to have this kind of publicity really just elevates our platform and make an enormous difference,"said Unumb.
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Lonnie and Pat Waddy of Paducah announce the engagement of their daughter, Lindsey Breann Waddy, to Ernie Rosen Bainbridge, son of Gordon Bainbridge and Nora Bainbridge, both of Houston, Texas.
Miss Waddy is the granddaughter of Bob and Rue Roethemeyer of Ledbetter and the late Joseph Waddy, and the late B.B. and Mildred Driver. She is a 2002 graduate of Reidland High School and a 2006 cum laude graduate of Murray State University with a bachelor's degree in print journalism.
Mr. Bainbridge is the grandson of Emma Ordóñez of Ecatepec, Mexico, and the late Jesús Montes, and the late E. Gordon and Catherine Bainbridge. He is a 2002 graduate of Episcopal High School in Bellaire, Texas, and a 2008 cum laude graduate of the University of Houston with a bachelor's degree in art education. He is employed by the Houston Independent School District as a fourth-grade teacher.
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Kristin contracted her brother, K.C. to design the programs and other small details of her wedding. He is a wonderful graphic designer, I'm a huge fan of his work!
Kristin's wedding dress was hand-made by a local seamstress.
Kristin & Ryan purchased an old typewriter from a local thrift shop to add a vintage touch to their wedding details.
The bride & groom actually hand picked these chicken feather from the ground of a local farm! Talk about dedication for details!
Kristin wore her mom's old watch down the aisle.
The First Look is always such an emotion part of the day.
This group shot was taken in a matter of seconds due to the traffic on the road. I'm pretty sure the bridal party has experience in modeling with how quickly they managed to run then pose.
The bride & groom worked for months in gathering vintage and rustic details to perfect their vision. After rolls of burlap, chicken feather picking, white paint, and mason jar collecting, it worked seamlessly!
The foot washing added a personal and spiritual touch to their ceremony.
If the wedding wasn't perfect enough, Ryan composed and sang a song to his beautiful bride during the reception.
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A small aircraft crashed at the Pueblo Memorial Airport Sunday morning, killing the sole occupant on board.
The Pueblo County coroner has identified the victim as 68-year-old George McHenry. Mark Lovin with the airport told 11 News that the plane McHenry was flying was an "experimental aircraft."
The crash forced the closure of the two biggest runways at the airport.
Mitt Romney, scheduled to speak at the Weisbrod Aircraft Museum Sunday afternoon, canceled his event out of respect for the victim and his family. Romney had not yet landed in Colorado at the time of the crash.
There are currently no plans to reschedule.
The Obama campaign, also holding an event in Pueblo Sunday, followed suit in canceling their event. Local Democratic leaders were expected to attend, the president himself was not making an appearance.
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Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally15 hrs agoA coach faces up to a year in jail for allegedly failing to report knowledge of a disturbing hazing ritual that two members of last year's Des Plaines (Ill.) Maine West freshman boys soccer team detailed in Tuesday's criminal trial, according to a Chicago Tribune report.
Two of five alleged victims who have come forward reportedly described to the court a pair of incidents that included sodomy with fingers and sticks on separate training runs. The first alleged victim detailed an "ambush" by varsity players in September 2012, and the second described a similar previous assault by sophomores during a summer camp.
The saga of former Maine West boys soccer coach Michael Divincenzo, who was fired by the school district in December 2012, has unfolded in the Tribune over the past year. He's been charged with misdemeanors for hazing, battery and failing to report abuse.
This definitely isn't the way you're supposed to train your young son to play for the Cowboys
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally18 hrs agoWell, this guy just took himself out of Father of the Year consideration. Almost made it through 2013, but just had to force his young son to run beside his truck until, of course, he drove behind the kid to help him find "another gear" -- all while hollering obscenities like Cletus the slack-jawed yokel in the name of football training (h/t Deadspin).
Somehow, I don't see this playing out with Yates on the Texans or Cowboys in 15 years. The kid's already got hip issues from his dad running him in flip-flops on the concrete.
And I can't figure out what's worse: the dude's actions or the decision to film it. Or maybe it's just leaked footage of the "Varsity Blues" prequel. "BUT I DON'T WANT YOUR LIFE."
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Georgia prep football player suspended one year for hugging teacher, may lose scholarship
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally1 day agoThis Georgia prep football player might soon be nicknamed Unfair McNair.
Duluth (Ga.) High senior safety Sam McNair has been suspended for the remainder of the school year for -- get this -- hugging his teacher, according to a report from CNN affiliate WGCL-TV in Atlanta (h/t Big Lead). Yup, hugging his teacher. There's video proof.
"You never know what someone's going through," McNair told the news station. "A hug might help. … Something so, so innocent can be perceived as something totally opposite."
From 'war zone' of Cairo to sunshine of Florida prep basketball stardom
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally1 day agoAt 7-foot-1, Anas Osama Mahmoud can already see more than the average 18-year-old, and that's not the best thing when your formative years are spent in a country in revolt.
Osama Mahmoud is from Cairo, the Egyptian capital city described as "a war zone" at various points over the last several years, including this past summer, when the budding basketball star received an offer to play basketball at Orlando's West Oaks Academy.
Naturally, he leapt at the chance, a story captured wonderfully by the Orlando Sentinel.
12-year-old nearly notches triple-double in Boston area varsity debut
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally2 days agoThe next great Massachusetts girls basketball legend may have just played the first varsity game of her career.
For 18 years, Rebecca Lobo's 6-foot-4 frame stood head and shoulders above the Massachusetts prep girls basketball field. Her career total of 2,710 points in six varsity seasons from 1985-1991 stood atop the state's scoring list for both boys and girls.
In the meantime, she led UConn to a 35-0 season and the 1995 NCAA women's national championship as a college senior before playing seven WNBA seasons, including an All-Star campaign in 1999.
Then, 5-foot-4 Muslim-American sensation Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir took the Bay State by storm last decade, scoring 3,070 points over five varsity prep seasons from 2004-09 and earning a seat next to President Barack Obama at a Ramadan Dinner. She recently transferred from Memphis to Indiana State for her senior collegiate season.
Texas sophomore drills improbable over-the-head 3-pointer
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally2 days agoNow, this is how you run a full-court press.
We're, what, a few weeks into the prep basketball season, and we already have two legitimate contenders for Shot of the Year. Last week, Vinton (Va.) William Byrd High senior Marvey'o Otey connected on an implausible behind-the-back prayer to turn what appeared to be a sure turnover into one of the greatest shots you'll ever see.
And over the weekend, Cedar Park (Texas) Vista Ridge High sophomore Jeremy Geist gave Otey a run for his money, deflecting a Conroe (Texas) High pass on the press, hustling to snatch the ball before it sailed out of bounds and nailing a backwards over-the-head heave for a 3-pointer that you really have to see to believe (h/t MaxPreps).
Sadly, Vista Ridge lost the game, 53-41, and fell to 8-7 on the season, but even if the Rangers fail to make the playoffs, at least their highlight reel will be the stuff of legend.
Good night, good night! Parting is such sweet sorrow
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally5 days agoMy parents always told me that all good things come to an end, and for me, Prep Rally has always been a very good thing. For better and for worse, now it's come to an end for me.
When I started this blog for Yahoo Sports three-and-a-half years ago, I sat down with a pair of sports blog editors and came up with a strategy we thought would present compelling content that would help people connect with prep sports. We never imagined it would become what it has.
National champion PGA junior golf coach arrested on 65 child molestation charges
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally5 days agoThe Northern California Section of the PGA is probably regretting bestowing Andrew Michael Nisbet with the 2013 Junior Golf Leader Award right about now.
Three days before Nisbet's recent NCPGA honor was announced on WorldGolf.com, the Bay Area junior golf instructor was arrested on 65 counts of child molestation, as detailed in a Livermore (Calif.) Police Department press release. Not a good look.
Nisbet has since been fired from his position at Livermore's Las Positas Golf Course, where the 31-year-old has worked as PGA Director of Instruction since 2006. Head coach of the 2012 PGA Junior League National Champions, he also developed the GRIP Junior Golf Academy, which reportedly had 175 children enrolled prior to his arrest.
The Clausen brothers will combine to coach a California prep football team
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally5 days agoRemember Casey Clausen? Sure you do. The former University of Tennessee quarterback and older brother of Rick Clausen and Jimmy Clausen, both former starting college quarterbacks in their own right. While the youngest Clausen is still technically on an NFL roster — Jimmy Clausen was put on Carolina's injured reserve in August — both Casey and Rick have remained active in football by serving as assistant coaches at Oaks Christian High (Westlake, Calif.).
Two players every NBA team might want to tank for in 2015 faced each other
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally5 days agoTwo of the nation's top five recruits, Duke-bound seniors Tyus Jones and Jahlil Okafor, faced each other Thursday night, and Mike Krzyzewski was on hand in Minnesota.
Jones amassed 29 points (25 in the second half), six assists and five rebounds in front of his home crowd and future college coach, but it wasn't enough, as his Apple Valley High (Apple Valley, Minn.) squad fell to national powerhouse Whitney Young High (Chicago, Ill.), 80-70, thanks to 22 points and 15 boards from Okafor on national television.
Seemingly, 20 of Okafor's points came on dunks in the embedded IAElites.com video.
The two high-profile recruits announced their college decision simultaneously on split screens last month on ESPNU. Their families reportedly shared dinner after the game.


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