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Idzik: No pressure to play Geno1121dRich CiminiJets rookie Christian Hackenberg goes from second round to second field8hRich CiminiJets' Decker sits for Fitz in refreshing show of solidarity9hRich CiminiJets' Sheldon Richardson has 'positive vibes' as he awaits NFL verdict21hRich CiminiGeno Smith wants to make most of Jets chance22hRich CiminiJets video-game QB Bryce Petty knows it counts for real now2dRich CiminiSource: Bengals' Eifert could miss couple games1dColey HarveyJets WR Brandon Marshall a bargain at $79,500 per reception2dRich CiminiFor starters, Geno Smith (remember him?) will lead Jets' offense*2dRich CiminiFitzpatrick clear: He wants to return to Jets2dRich CiminiFirst-round LB Darron Lee remains Jets' only unsigned draft pick4dRich CiminiIdzik: No pressure to play GenoQuarterback Geno Smith will get his chance to compete for the Jets' starting job. AP Photo/Ben LiebenbergEmailcommentMay 1, 2013Rich CiminiESPN Staff Writer CloseLongtime Jets beat writer for New York Daily News
Syracuse University graduateFollow on TwitterEmailprintcommentGM John Idzik, a guest Wednesday morning on SiriusXM NFL Radio, said the organization will be patient with rookie QB Geno Smith."We don't feel like there's any pressure to get him in there right away, especially with the cast of quarterbacks we have in the competition," Idzik said.Some of the pressure is alleviated because Smith is a second-round pick, not a first-rounder, but he's still a high-profile addition on a team desperate for a quarterback answer. Make no mistake, when Smith is ready to play, he'll play.Idzik addressed a few other topics:Mark Sanchez's future: Idzik claimed that Sanchez's huge guarantee ($8.25 million base) will have no bearing on whether he's on the team. "We take finances out of it," he said. We all know that finances play an important role in personnel decisions, although it bears noting that Idzik came from a team -- the Seahawks -- that sat Matt Flynn last season despite $9 million in guarantees.Roll Tide: Idzik said CB Dee Milliner was an "extraordinary pick" at No. 9. "Unfortunately, I think it's inevitable ... that he'll be [compared to Darrelle Revis]. Dee will be his own player, a very good player. Darrelle will be Darrelle."St. Booo: Idzik said he wasn't surprised or bummed out when the Rams traded ahead of the Jets, picking WR Tavon Austin at No. 8. Austin and Milliner were the top two players on the Jets' draft board. "I wouldn't call it disappointing," Idzik said. "We had an inclination St. Louis was interested in him and perhaps they would want to get ahead of us in fear we would take him. We were happy with Dee. Quite frankly, we were surprised Dee was there at nine. We were elated to choose him." Chances are they would've taken Austin over Milliner if they had the choice.Multiple fronts: The addition of first-round DT Sheldon Richardson provides more flexibility, which will allow the Jets to play more 4-3 fronts. "We're not locked into a traditional 3-4 front," Idzik said.

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Breakout Game in a Win32 Console - CodeProject 11,049,605 members (77,450 online)
Interesting J_Madden8-Jun-10 14:26 Despite the fact that console games are passe, I liked the article primarily because not much is done in C/C++ console world anymore. This doesn't mean your stuff was not relative, I think much of the newer languages are overkill for things that could get done much more efficiently in C. Congrats and hope to see more from you in the future...
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