My last exam took place on Saturday at 9 AM, which meant that I'd need to arrive on campus at least twenty minutes prior. As the rest of my day was completely packed, I decided to park at Square One and retrieve the car later to continue with the rest of the day's activities. Initially, I had planned on returning home for a quick bit at some point during the day, but the events were scheduled quite closely and I didn't get a chance in the end.
After writing a horrid pass/fail exam (which I sincerely hope I did pass, as failing to do so would result in seeing my lovely (CAN YOU SENSE THE SARCASM?!) prof's face for another year...again.), I hopped onto the bus and headed over to Kariya Park.
I don't believe I took any non-cosplay-related photos on my phone, so here are shots of a Chicken Onigiri from Kenzo that I had packed for lunch, and my furry driving companion (Ehehe).
The full Kariya Park Cosplay Picnic album can be viewed HERE.
After a few hours of repetitively asking cosplayers for photos, my friend and I headed toward a newly-opened tea house in Port Credit called Ever Fresh Tea House.
Despite being a tad chilly, the weather was absolutely lovely. The drive down to Port Credit wasn't the swiftest process ever, but at least it was accompanied with a great deal of sunshine.
I think I had originally discovered this place via insauga; I had also checked out their Facebook page prior to making this trip, discovering that the owner insisted on using fresh ingredients as opposed to the powders used by other bubble tea places, with the exception of taro and matcha flavours. I found this to be quite appealing and decided to check it out.
The small-scale gallery that had been posted to their Facebook page had seemed exceptionally appealing, especially the Marshmallow Thick Toast. I was prepared to order exactly that when one of the workers aggressively tried to persuade us to try the Coconut Toast by explaining that the Marshmallow version would be excessively sweet. I'm not sure why she was so opposed to the flavour, but regardless of the reason, I still felt a little taken back by her attitude. I mean, if an item is listed on your menu, then it should be available to be ordered by customers, right?
We thoroughly analyzed the menu before ordering, discussing our options for approximately 20 minutes. It didn't look as if the workers were concerned though, as there was no lineup anyway.
Both of us were tempted to try the Matcha Red Bean Milk Shake, but had wanted to choose different drinks to explore the options the menu had to offer. The Hazelnut Chocolate Milk Shake sounded interesting, so I inquired whether the drink was made from actual roasted hazelnuts and chocolate. To my disappointment, I was told that both flavours were just syrups. "But doesn't that contrast against your initial statement that you only utilize fresh ingredients in your drinks?!" was what I was thinking.
I still decided to go with the Hazelnut Chocolate Milk Shake in the end, though, for lack of other milk shake options.
Our order took about five minutes to process, and at that point we were finally able to take in the interior design. A colourful Totoro design had been painted onto one of the walls, while the other walls were painted in solid hues, some adorned with photographs and pictures.
Our drinks arrived shortly after in the same flimsy takeout cups as distributed from Kuma's Candy, and after my standard excessive photo-taking routine, we finally took a sip. To be quite frank, neither of us knew what to think. Matcha Red Bean is a classic combo that is, to put it quite bluntly, almost impossible to mess up. This one, however, tasted very little like matcha, and more of ice with canned red bean that had been placed atop of it.
The Hazelnut Chocolate Milk Shake was, unfortunately, even more bland than the Matcha; to put it simply, it tasted of nothing at all. It was like drinking artificially-coloured crushed ice.
One of workers brought over the Marshmallow Thick Toast some few minutes later. The toast was crisp without being overdone (looking at you, BR), and was composed of nine slightly toasted marshmallow resting on top of a thin layer of Nutella. The chocolate sauce drizzle also added a nice touch.
Truthfully, the toast wasn't near as sweet as the worker had emphasized it to be - it was perfectly the fine as is. Overall, the thick toast would have to be considered the best thing we ordered, though I would've preferred the marshmallows to be tad more melted so that they could be incorporated into the dish.
Once again, the full album can be found HERE.
Karaoke was the last event of the day, followed by a late-night dinner at The Owl of Minerva.
I hadn't visited the Korean franchise in a number of years, and was slightly saddened by the fact that they no longer aired re-runs of K-Pop performances on their monitors. The shows had, instead, been replaced by a slideshow of their menu.
The restaurant was open 24 hours, so it was still quite packed when we sat down around 11 pm. To be honest, I'm amazed at how fast they process their orders; we were in and out in about 20 minutes.


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I Peckham Boys sono una banda di strada dell'area di Peckham, a Londra, composta prevalentemente da giovani di origine afrocaraibica.

Storia
La banda è strutturata in una gerarchia divisa in gradi a seconda dell'età dell'affiliato: tinies, youngers e olders. Gli adolescenti condannati per l'omicidio di Damilola Taylor nel 2000 erano membri dei Peckham Boys. Nel 2006 furono coinvolti in una guerra tra bande, che ebbe molto risalto sui media londinesi, contro i Ghetto Boys con base a Pepys Estate in Deptford, a Londra. Durante il conflitto fu ammazzato un uomo innocente a New Cross, scambiato per un affiliato ai Ghetto Boys da membri dei Peckham Boys. L'agguato fu eseguito da circa cinquanta ragazzi su mountain bikes, che avevano attraversato la città per giungere da Peckham a Deptford.

Note

Bande di strada nel Regno Unito

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#ifndef PLANT_SYSTEM_H
#define PLANT_SYSTEM_H

#include <libcgc.h>
#include "stdlib.h"
#include "stdint.h"

#define MAX_VALVE_INPUT (5)
#define MAX_VALVE_OUTPUT (5)
#define MAX_FILTERS (10)
#define SQFT_PER_FILTER (100)
#define MINUTES_PER_DAY (60*24)

#define INFLUENT (0)
#define HEADWORKS (1)
#define ASP (2)
#define FILTER (3)
#define DISINFECTION (4)
#define VALVE (5)
#define EFFLUENT (6)

typedef struct _plantsystem {
	// System Type
	uint8_t Type;

	// system name
	char Name[32];

	// Headworks values
	double TssReductionPct;

	// Actived Sludge Process values
	double AerationPct;
	double AerationMaxScfm;
	double GlycerinRate;
	double AlumRate;

	// Filter values
	double GpmPerSqft;
	uint8_t NumActiveFilters;
	uint8_t MaxFilters;

	// Disinfection values
	uint8_t SuccessfulDisinfection;
	double ChlorineRate;
	double ChlorineResidual;

	// Effluent
	uint8_t QualityFailures;

	// valve values
	// pointer to structs that are outputs from the valve
	struct _plantsystem *Output[MAX_VALVE_OUTPUT];

	// common values for most plant systems
	double Flow;     // MGD
	double Cbod;	 // lbs/day
	double Tss;      // lbs/day
	double Tn;       // lbs/day
	double Tp;       // lbs/day

	// pointer to structs that are inputs to the valve
	struct _plantsystem *Input[MAX_VALVE_INPUT];

	// percent open for each valve output
	double PctOpen[MAX_VALVE_OUTPUT];

} PlantSystem, *pPlantSystem;

#endif

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Science Plays
Play title: Pressure
Author (s): David Haig
Publisher: Nick Hern Books Limited
Publication Date: Great Britain: 2014
Primary Discipline: Meteorology
Secondary Discipline: Physics
Scientist (s): Dr. James Stagg, Naval Meteorologist, Colonel Irving P. Krick
Source Texts: None all personal research.
Character Breakdown: 13 Male, 1 Female
Lieutenant Kay Summersby, Dr James Stagg, Andrew, Naval Meteorologist, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Colonel Irving P. Krick, Captain Johns, Naval Rating, Electrician, Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory, Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay, General Spaatz, Commander Colin Franklin, Lieutenant David Battersby
Setting: Southwick House, Portsmouth England: Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force.
Time Period: 1944, Height of WWII
Synopsis of Play: June 1944: One man's decision is about to change the course of history. Everything is in place for the biggest invasion known in Europe- D-Day. One last crucial question remains: Will the weather be clear?Problematically, there are two opposing forecasts. American Celebrity Weatherman Colonel Krick predicts sunshine. Dr. James Stagg, Chief Meteorological Officer for the Allied Forces, forecasts a storm. General Eisenhower, Allied Supreme Commander, must decide which of these forecasts to trust. The decision will not only seal the fates of thousands of men but could win or lose the entire war. An extraordinary and little-known true story Pressure,by David Haig, thrillingly explores the responsibilities of leadership, the challenges of prophecy, and the personal toll of taking a stand. (Play Tex tCover Blurb, Pressure)
First Performance Date: May/01/2014 at The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh and Chichester Festival Theatre.
First Producer: John Dove
Performance History: Pressure was presented as a co-production between the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh and the Chichester Festival Theatre. It was first performed at the Lyceum on May 1st in 2014.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pressure_(play)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_D._Eisenhower
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Stagg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irving_P._Krick
https://www.britannica.com/event/Normandy-Invasion
https://www.britannica.com/science/jet-stream
https://www.britannica.com/place/Portsmouth-England
https://www.britannica.com/event/World-War-II
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Supreme-Headquarters-Allied-Expeditionary-Force
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Lyceum-Theatre
https://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/culture/theatre/david-haig-weathering-pressure-of-d-day-forecasting-1-3390795
https://www.heraldscotland.com/arts_ents/13157863.weather-thriller-tells-tale-of-unsung-war-hero/
https://www.broadwayworld.com/uk-regional/article/Original-Play-PRESSURE-by-David-Haig-Set-to-Premiere-on-531-20140408#.U2PKPv2FX8s
http://www.edinburghguide.com/reviews/theatre/pressureroyallyceumtheatrereview-14375
https://lyceum.org.uk/media/files/1195_001.jpg
https://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/culture/theatre/theatre-review-pressure-1-3405341
https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2018/jun/15/pressure-review-dday-ambassadors-david-haig
https://www.broadwayworld.com/westend/article/BWW-Interview-David-Haig-Talks-PRESSURE-20180712
https://www.cambridgeartstheatre.com/news/pressure-5-minutes-david-haig
https://youtu.be/CraZVVVrzJI
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Krystal Hurr is a Native American with a love and passion for Theatre and her indigenous culture. Krystal enjoys science, theatre, animals, and art. Krystal currently at Christopher Newport Is a Theatre Studies major. After graduation, she plans to peruse her second degree in Marketing. In her free time Krystal enjoys cuddling with her dog Moose and going for nature walks.
Cameron Chestnut is a Finance major at Christopher Newport University. He is in his senior year and will be working for Cisco Systems after graduation.At school, he works as a Resident Assistant for the Office of Residence Life and Inventory Manager in the Office of Admissions. In his free time, he is a member of Psi Upsilon Fraternity and the Ultimate Frisbee Club.
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David Haig as Group Captain Dr James Stage discusses the weather with Malcom Sinclair's General Eisenhower
Photo: David Haig, the author of Pressure, as Stagg, with Laura Rogers as Kay Summersby, Eisenhower's chauffeur and secretary. Photograph: Robert Daygraph: Drew Farrel
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Twenty-five Palm Beach State College faculty, staff and administrators became heroes for Palm Beach County children this past weekend during the Heroes 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run in Okeeheelee Park in West Palm Beach.
This 14th annual event was held to raise funds for The Children's Home Society of Florida, which provides a variety of programs that focus on child abuse, neglect, prevention and intervention, adoption and adoption support services.
The PBSC group raised almost $1,000 toward the Children's Home Society's goal of $100,000.
The following four PBSC employees placed near the top in their age categories: Dr. Irving Berkowitz, dean of academic affairs at the Lake Worth campus, and Mikhail Howell, media technology specialist at the Palm Beach Gardens campus, both came in second place. Raymond Coulter, locksmith at the Lake Worth campus, was fourth and Susan Caldwell, associate dean of academic affairs at the Lake Worth campus, received third.
The Children's Home Society of Florida mentors and assists more than 21,000 troubled, runaway and homeless children in Palm Beach County annually.
April is Panthers on the Move Month at Palm Beach State. During the month, PBSC will participate in several events including the Mercedes-Benz Corporate Run April 12 in Downtown West Palm Beach. For more information, contact Brian Findley, team captain at findleyb@palmbeachstate.edu or call 561-207-5023. To view and join the team, click here.
There is also a Walk for the Health of It event at 2 p.m. April 26 on all campuses. This event, which celebrates National Walk at Lunch Day, offers employees the chance to walk a half a mile or a one mile loop around campus.


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require 'helper'

class CardTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
  context "The Card class" do
    should "properly convert cost words to symbols" do
      assert_equal "B", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("Black")
      assert_equal "W", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("White")
      assert_equal "U", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("Blue")
      assert_equal "R", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("Red")
      assert_equal "G", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("Green")
      assert_equal "X", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("Variable Colorless")
      assert_equal "3", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("3")
      assert_equal "[chaos]", Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str("[chaos]")
    end

    should "raise the proper error when passed an invalid cost word" do
      assert_raise Scapeshift::Errors::UnknownCostSymbol do
        Scapeshift::Card.cost_symbol_from_str "Yellow"
      end
    end
  end

  context "A Card object" do
    context "with complex types" do
      setup do
        @types_str = "Legendary Artifact Creature - Human Wizard"
        @card = Scapeshift::Card.new
        @card.types = @types_str
      end

      should "parse the types string correctly" do
        assert_equal %w{Legendary}, @card.supertypes
        assert_equal %w{Artifact Creature}, @card.base_types
        assert_equal %w{Human Wizard}, @card.subtypes
      end

      should "display the string representation of its types" do
        assert_equal @types_str, @card.types
      end
    end

    context "with several sets and rarities" do
      setup do
        printings = [["Magic 2010", "Rare"], ["Tenth Edition", "Uncommon"]]
        @card = Scapeshift::Card.new :sets => printings
      end

      should "display its most recent set" do
        assert_equal "Magic 2010", @card.set
      end

      should "display its most recent rarity" do
        assert_equal "Rare", @card.rarity
      end
    end

    context "that was instantiated with a Hash" do
      setup do
        @params = { :name => "Mind Spring", :cost => "XBB",
          :types => "Sorcery", :text => "Draw X cards.",
          :sets => [["Magic 2010", "Rare"], ["Morningtide", "Rare"]],
          :image_id => 191323 }

        @card = Scapeshift::Card.new @params
      end

      should "have its attributes set properly" do
        assert_instance_of Scapeshift::Card, @card

        assert_equal @params[:name], @card.name
        assert_equal @params[:cost], @card.cost
        assert_equal @params[:types], @card.types
        assert_equal @params[:text], @card.text
        assert_equal @params[:sets], @card.sets
        assert_equal 'http://gatherer.wizards.com/Handlers/Image.ashx?multiverseid=191323&type=card', @card.image_uri
      end
    end
  end
end


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Facing the Junk Yard Dog
It got off to a slow start, but it has picked up speed in a big way, this dream of Jeff Bonugli's which is Hero FC's "Best of the Best". With the backing of Charlie Clark, of Charlie Clark Nissan, this train is beginning to move down the tracks fast, and tomorrow night, January 17, 2015, we're looking forward to an exciting Best of the Best IV. Dee Jay Fuentes will be defending his 135 pound title against a Jason Yarrington protégé, Ray Rodriguez. Ray comes into this fight with a 5-3 record. Except for the one where he submitted his opponent in the first round, in all of his fights he's gone the distance. Prior to turning pro, Ray sported a 3-0 record as an amateur, winning twice by TKO in the first round, and once by submission, also in the first round. It isn't like David Fuentes to underestimate anyone. He takes every opponent seriously. "He's trained under Jason Yarrington. You have to respect that." But, he added, "I've trained hard for this fight. You'll see things from me you haven't seen before." We're looking forward to that, Champ.
Brandon Farran will be defending the Championship Belt he took from Ryan Spann the last go around. When you didn't think it could get any better, here comes Brandon Farron, waltzing into the ring. Take the word "waltzing" literally. He has swagger, lots of it, and when the ref gave the fighters the nod, he got down to business immediately, taking out Ryan Spann in 21 seconds of the first round. It was one of those great educational lessons, one an outstanding fighter like Ryan Spann is sure to profit from. He had just learned what life in the big leagues is about. Like any winner, he wants back in. Farron will be taking on Hayward Charles, who is equally matched with Farron, as records go. However, the difference in the fighting styles of these two fighters is great. Because ten of Charles' wins have come by submission, he will want to take Farron to the mat. Farron respects that, knowing that his opponent is at home on the ground, whereby Farron is in the business of getting the fight over quickly. Eight of his twelve wins have come by knockout.
It is the business of a champion to take on all comers. Although the State stripped Jamaal Emmers of his Championship status because he came into the ring one pound overweight for Best of the Best III, Emmers is in the act of regaining his belt. Coming from an awesome win by brutal body slam of Michael Rodriguez in the first round, he is willing to take on any comer. If experience is any factor, he'll have his plate full tomorrow night. But should he win, nothing is wanting for this young man! Consider what he's up against; shall we say the junk yard dog?
Rey Trujillo is coming into this fight at 17-14-0 versus Jamaal Emmers at a 7-1-0 record. That's a bit of disparity, is it not? The fact is that fighters around the state are beginning to sit up and take notice of what Jeff Bonugli is offering, with his $50,000 contract, and the $2,500 monthly training stipend as well as prize money. Fighters like Trujillo, who have been fighting their hearts out for beans in thirty one fights are looking for something better, and that is what Jeff is offering. Take a look at this fighter. Thirteen of Rey Trujillo's seventeen wins he has won by knockout. The other four he won by decision. You know he's going to want to stay on topside. Yeah, he does standup, and he's been through the mill, having been KO'd six times. Four of those times come within a period of one and a half years. Some danger in that, going into a fight within months of the last knockout! However, in between, he's scored knockouts as well. On his loss record are four losses by decision, with the last one coming to Adam Ward this past November, following two of his own wins by TKO in August and Oct 2014. He's been submitted four times, by an arm triangle choke, twice by arm bar, and once by a rear naked choke. There you have his losses, six by KO, four by decision, and four by submission versus his seventeen wins, thirteen of which were by knockout. One has to understand the danger in not allowing any dust to gather between KOs. Is Jamaal Emmers capable of a KO? Yes, we've seen it, in brutal body slam fashion, and he is young and fresh. Jamaal Emmers is dangerous, and he's not fazed, even against an experienced fighter with thirty one fights under his belt. He needs to be dangerous, as well as just a bit fazed. He's going up against a veritable junk yard dog in Rey Trujillo, and that junk yard dog is hungry.
(Jamaal Emmers' photo)
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Slate Interviews Hugh Howey
Slate recently reviewed Wool and interviewed Hugh, calling Wool's popularity his "Cinderella story".
Howey's self-publishing Cinderella story is so compelling that it often becomes the media story about Wool. But way more fascinating than that is the way the world of Wool reflects our own world—and how Howey's interactions with readers are overturning the traditional relationship between an author, his creations, and his audience.
Howey also taps into many of our current anxieties. Who controls the flow of information to all of our screens? How much privacy and control are we willing to give up to ensure domestic security? And how much good will it do to know the truth if you can't change the system? It's this last question that fuels uprising in the silo. Knox, the head of Mechanical who rallies his colleagues and others to revolt, explains why his anger compels him to violence: "I only want to hurt those that lied," he says. "That's all any of us want. We've all lived in fear. Fear of the outside. Fear of cleaning. Afraid to even talk about a better world. And none of it was true. The system was rigged, and in a way to make us hang our heads and take it." Being in the silo is like living in a world where the decisions were made a long time ago by people you didn't vote for. Sound familiar?
To read the full review and interview, head over to Slate.com.
Hugh Howey Interview Slate
Hugh Howey Talks to The Down Deep About Wool and Fan Moments
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Q: Google App Engine Java with IntelliJ Community Edition Is it possible to use App Engine Java with IntelliJ Community Edition? I know there is an official plugin for Ultimate Edition.
I would like to:

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*have a run/debug configuration

*deploy to app engine

A: Community Edition doesn't have this feature, check the matrix, I'm also not aware of any third-party plug-ins that would add this functionality to the Community Edition.

A: You can get the Ultimate Edition to develop for App Engine, just download the EAP:
https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/IDEADEV/IDEA+2016.1+EAP
I've used Community EAP for a year, only to realize that the Ultimate pre-release version is free.
I've used EAP for 1.5 years now and it's not less stable than the releases, which is sad, but true.
If you report bugs that are real issues, you can get a fix turnaround of 1-2 weeks with EAP.
So far no issue have been serious enough to prevent me from using the IDE, just minor annoyances.
Even if it happens you can just downgrade to a previous EAP build after filing a bug in YouTrack.

A: I don't know if that would be acceptable, but Android Studio - which is free and based on IntelliJ Community edition - offers integration with Google App Engine.
Sample link: https://cloud.google.com/tools/android-studio/app_engine/add_module

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We have heard of package deals before (we even wrote about it in the early days of the site), but the decision by Memphis to hire Keelon Lawson as an assistant is unique even by those standards. Now Lawson is not just some random guy off the street as he played college basketball and led a Tennessee high school team to a state title so you could make the case that he was a legitimate hire albeit a rather unusual one as his credentials are not particularly noteworthy. The thing about him that is noteworthy is that he is the father of four elite recruits. The oldest of those recruits is K. J., a top-50 recruit in the class of 2015, who has already committed to play at Memphis. The others are reportedly even better with Dedric (class of 2016) being a top-10 player and two much younger ones–Chandler (class of 2019) and Jonathan (a sixth-grader)–being considered even better. The fact that the official Memphis release linked above does not mention any of them (even K. J., who already committed) is amusing to say the least. It will be quite a bit of time before Chandler much less Jonathan is making official college visits to it will be interesting to see how this relationship between Keelon and Josh Pastner evolves.
The announcement that John Adams, the NCAA supervisor of officials, will be retiring after the 2015 Final Four might not strike some as particularly noteworthy, but it is to us. Outside of issues regarding when players can enter the NBA Draft and those regarding amateurism we things have been more hotly debated than recent rule changes. Adams is not directly responsible for creating these new rules, but his job is to make sure that they are uniformly enforced throughout college basketball and works with conferences, who are then in touch with their officials, to try to improve on certain areas where enforcement is less than ideal. Adams has caught a lot of heat over the years for the way that certain rules are enforced, but overall we think he has done a good job and whomever is selected to follow him has big shoes to fill.
Yesterday, attorneys in Rhode Island announced that they will not be pressing charges in the sexual assault case at Providence that led to the dismissal of Brandon Austin and Rodney Bullock after a grand jury determined their was insufficient evidence to move forward in the case. The case stemmed from a report of sexual assault in November 2013 in which a female student accused the two players of sexually assaulting her. Austin as you might remember transferred to Oregon where he was involved in another sexual assault case that led to his dismissal there. He is now enrolled at a community college in Kansas. Bullock stayed at Providence and is expected to play for the team this season.
On Wednesday, Maryland announced its 2014 Hall of Fame class, which was headlined by Len Bias. While all the others that were honored are very accomplished (ok, we have never heard of anybody else on that list), Bias stands out for several reasons. The most obvious of which is the way that he died. Some people like John Feinstein feel that the way that Bias died should mean that he is excluded from the Hall of Fame. While this leaves a somber note on Bias' legacy, that alone should not keep him out. Obviously people will have their own views on morality and drug use, but excluding Bias keeps out a significant part of the history of Maryland basketball, which seems myopic. How the school decides to handle Bias' legacy is another issue, but one that the school should address and not try to sweep under the rug.
One of the nice things about the offseason is that it allows people to work on stuff that they otherwise wouldn't have time to get to. For some people that means non-basketball things. For Ken Pomeroy, it means even more in-depth situation analysis. His latest task is dissecting the decision on whether a team should foul when tied late in a game. This installment is just an initial look at the data with Pomeroy promising to get more complex in his analysis in the next installment. This probably won't catch on as much as the "foul up 3" debate, but it is still an interesting one.
Over the next couple of weeks, we'll go through each Pac-12 team one by one and recount the season that has just completed and begin to turn the page to what we might see next season. Today, Oregon.
Bringing in offense-first transfers like Joseph Young, Jason Calliste and Mike Moser, it became clear that this was going to have to be a team that outdid opponents with relentless offense before the Ducks even played a game. And, for the most part, Dana Altman's squad did just that. With little in the way of an offensive post player and few on the roster interested in hard-nosed defense, this became a team that wanted to get up and down the floor, find early looks for any number of shooters, get to the line on a regular basis, and score, score, score. When it worked, which it did often, the result was an entertaining, if at times frustrating, display of basketball.
Oregon fought back late against UCLA on Thursday night to force a tight game, but wound up losing at home. Still, the Dana Altman transfer society is not going to end anytime soon in Eugene, as the Ducks are getting their first glimpse of Providence transfer Brandon Austin in practices and like what they see. Austin was a highly-regarded recruit at Providence, but he never played a minute there after earning a suspension for a violation of the school's Code of Conduct. He's been in Eugene since the start of the semester and has shown his teammates and coaches that he will be a force in the future, but he will first have to wait until the end of the fall semester next season in order to gain eligibility for the Ducks.
Arizona remained undefeated on Wednesday night, pulling off a hard-fought road win at Stanford. And with 21 wins in their pocket and no strikes against them, the inevitable contrarian columns begin: Is it actually good to be undefeated? Let's put these types of things to bed right now. Is it good to be undefeated? Um, yeah. Sure, why not? You play these games to win, right? Now, just because, yes, it is good to be king, it does not necessarily follow that taking a loss is terrible either. It's a long year. Road games are tough. Odds are good that Arizona (and Syracuse and even Wichita State) will slip up somewhere before March. But if they don't, that doesn't really put any more pressure on any of those teams. They'll continue to get everybody's best shot regardless of whether they have zero losses or one loss. And once it gets to the NCAA Tournament? It's not like having a loss – or not – in their past is really going to have any effect on their play down the stretch in a tight tourney game. One of the reasons the Wildcats got out of Palo Alto on Wednesday night with a win was their defense against Stanford guard Chasson Randle, who was harassed by T.J. McConnell and Nick Johnson into a 3-of-15 night from the field. For his career at Stanford, he is now 10-of-42 from the field in three games against the Wildcats. Suffice it to say, that's not good.
Meanwhile, across the bay in Berkeley on Wednesday night, California fought back from an early deficit to force overtime against Arizona State. But after getting outscored by 11 in the extra period, the once-streaking Golden Bears have now dropped their third straight game. In a game where Justin Cobbs missed a layup in "unusual" fashion, Cal was close, but so far away. For a team that fewer than two weeks ago looked like perhaps the biggest challenger to Arizona's conference throne, the Golden Bears are now faced with an almost must-win match-up against the nation's #1 team on Saturday night. And, really, the Bears probably don't match up very well with the Wildcats.
Lastly, Washington State, perhaps more than any other team in the conference, is in desperate need of good news. And expectations are that they will get it on Saturday, when junior guard DaVonte Lacy is expected to make a return from his rib injury against Washington. Lacy practiced this week and will be a game time decision, but All Coug'd Up asks, if Lacy isn't back to 100 percent yet, why force him back early if he's not clearly ready to go. Stay tuned.
We close with the second week of our basketball pick'em contest. Boasted by a Stanford overtime win at USC and UCLA surviving a late comeback attempt by California, Connor swept last week's selections. Our game of the week to close out the month (worth either two wins or two losses) will feature top-ranked Arizona traveling to a hostile Haas Pavilion to face the Golden Bears. Each member on our three-man panel agrees the Wildcats will take that one.
As we suggested yesterday, it turns out there was more to the story of the suspended UTEP players than was initially reported as they are accused of betting on at least one sporting event. The accused players include not only already suspended juniors Jalen Ragland and Justin Crosgile, but also McKenzie Moore, the team's leading scorer. At this point, all the school is saying is that they are not aware of any evidence that implicates the players in point-shaving or even betting on games that involve UTEP. We suspect that this will become a bigger story moving forward.
It appeared that it would not take long for Notre Dame transfer Cameron Biedscheid to find a new home as news broke yesterday that he was headed to Missouri, but much like Biedscheid's initial decision to leave Notre Dame now there is some question as to the veracity of the original report as Biedscheid came out later in the day and denied that he had made a decision yet. If Biedscheid does transfer to Missouri it would be a big pick-up for Haith as Biedscheid was a top-tier talent coming out of high school before his relatively disappointing freshman year in South Bend.
Biedscheid may still be deciding on where he is transferring to (or at least when he will publicly admit it), but Providence transfer Brandon Austin has decided and like so many other recent transfers is headed to Oregon. To call Austin a Providence transfer might be a little misleading because he along with fellow freshman Rodney Bullock were suspended indefinitely before the season started with the suspension extended to the entire season just a few weeks ago. While the addition of Austin, a top-50 recruit, could mean big things in the future for the Ducks it also might take them out of the running for Louisville transfer Chane Behanan.
It should not come as a surprise, but yesterday Fran McCaffery received a one-game suspension for his altercation with an official during Sunday's game with Wisconsin that led to his ejection. McCaffery's ejection came at a point in the game where the momentum swung in favor of Wisconsin so it would hardly be a stretch to call it a turning point in the game. For his part, McCaffery has publicly expressed remorse for his actions. Still given McCaffery's history we doubt that this will be the last time we see his infamous temper on a public stage.
It turns out that Grinnell can do more than set ridiculous scoring records. It can also set ridiculous assist records as Pat Maher handed out a NCAA-record 37 assists on Monday night in Grinell's 164-144 win over College of Faith. As you might expect the usual suspects are already out criticizing Grinell's scheduling, which we can admit is questionable. To us, the most interesting aspects of the record (we haven't seen video of the game so for all we know Maher was throwing passes to guys who were hitting half-court shots all night) is that Grinell did this without Jack Taylor, who holds the NCAA record with 138 points in a game and sat out last night, and Maher broke the record of David N. Arseneault, the team's associate head coach, who happens to be the son of the head coach and is a former Pioneer himself.
It was a rough weekend for Providence. The Friars took a beating at Villanova on Sunday night after getting news on Saturday that highly-touted freshman Brandon Austin would be transferring from the school. Austin had yet to play a single minute in a Providence uniform because he was suspended before the season (along with fellow freshman Rodney Bullock) for breaking school rules. His departure hurts the Friars' future prospects considerably, as he was poised to take on a major role next year with the personnel losses of seniors Bryce Cotton and Kadeem Batts. This is on top of the injury to Kris Dunn, which will keep him out for the rest of the season. It is unfortunate that a year that looked so promising has turned into an 0-2 start in conference play with a postseaon berth looking increasingly unlikely.
Last year's Wisconsin Mr. Basketball, Luke Fischer, a player who decided to attend Indiana over Creighton and Marquette, decided to transfer last week. He took a few days to decide and ultimately picked Marquette over Creighton and Milwaukee as his next destination. Fischer played high school an hour away from Milwaukee and will have the chance to contribute with the Golden Eagles immediately. He will have to sit out until the end of the fall semester, but he will have two -and-a-half seasons upon his return. Anonymous Eagle breaks down the transfer details as well as the scholarship situation for Marquette, which looks like one of the someone will not be making it onto campus next year unless a current player transfers. Paint Touches breaks down the impact and importance of the transfer, as Fischer is expected to fill a big void in the frontcourt with Chris Otule, Davante Gardner and Jamil Wilson graduating.
Seton Hall started Big East play with an overtime win over Providence, but senior leader Eugene Teague looks like he will be out a while dealing with effects from a concussion he suffered a week ago against Lafayette. Teague was still feeling post-concussion symptoms last Thursday, with head coach Kevin Willard saying that he "is going to be out for awhile, that's just the way it is. He took a really hard fall, and we're going to be extra cautious and do what's best for him. Whether its a week, two weeks, three weeks, we just don't know and we really have to be careful with him and do what's in his best interest." The senior is one of the Pirates' best players and the lack of his presence in the post hurts Seton Hall considerably. Willard has to decide quickly whether he wants to burn freshman Rashed Anthony's redshirt to add a big body inside, because it is going to be difficult to play without a center with a very tough stretch against Villanova, Marquette and Georgetown coming up, all in the next two weeks.
Villanova played masterfully against Providence on Sunday but survived a major scare during the blowout victory. Halfway through the second half and with the win already in the bag, Wildcats' Ryan Arcidiacono and Dylan Ennis ran into each other, leaving the former dazed requiring help to the bench. After being examined by the trainer, he was luckily able to return to action and help the Wildcats finish off the win. Jay Wright assured everyone that "Arch" is just fine. He shot the ball well and hopes to get out of a slump so far this season. After shooting 32 percent from beyond the arc last year, he has slipped to a chilly 25 percent this season. If he can get things going with his jumper, it will be hard for teams to stop the Wildcats as they have a versatile offense that can create points in a number of ways.
Creighton's Sports Information Director, Rob Anderson, tweeted out some very interesting stats this weekend as Omaha froze over. Greg McDermott's program has started 12-2 or 13-1 for the third straight year, and for the fifth time since 2002-03. The only other teams to do that are Syracuse, Missouri, Illinois, Gonzaga and Louisville. To have accomplished strong starts to the season so many times speaks to the consistently high level the team has performed the past decade, joining a number of schools with great basketball history and tradition. Anderson also pointed out how well the Bluejays' offense performed against San Diego State back in November. Creighton is the only team to score more than 65 points against them this season other than top-ranked Arizona (69), and the Bluejays averaged 1.123 points per possession in that contest. Creighton has climbed the RPI ratings as well, and now sit at 22nd in America. At 2-0 in league play and looking like a team running on all cylinders, the rest of the Big East should be on notice that this team is not going to be intimidated by anything.
Providence fans no long have to wait to find out the status of freshmen Brandon Austin and Rodney Bullock, but unfortunately, the news is none too kind to the Friars. Providence has announced that the two will remain suspended for the rest of the 2013-14 season on Monday, ending the hopes that the two young players would help bolster this Friars squad as the Big East season comes into view. The Friars, who already lost Kris Dunn to injury for the season, now have a major depth issue at guard, forcing Bryce Cotton to play over 37 minutes per game and leaving the Friars without a true starting point guard.
St. John's came out on fire against an overpowered Youngstown squad this weekend, highlighted by the efforts of D'Angelo Harrison, who captured the Johnnies record for three-point shots made on Saturday, knocking down his 152nd triple of his career just 26 seconds into the game to break the record previously held by Willie Shaw, en route to a 29 point outburst in a 96-87 win. While Harrison is often branded as a gunner, this season his scoring, field goal percentage, and free throw percentage are all up, and his three-point percentage is just a shade under what he shot as a freshman, while he's playing fewer minutes and taking fewer shots per game. Harrison has also shown the ability to lock up some strong opposing guards on defense, and has definitely been a key to St. John's recent stretch of strong play.
Josh Smith had a strong start in Georgetown's game against Kansas on Saturday, scoring the Hoyas' first two buckets. Unfortunately for Georgetown, Smith's quick start encompassed almost all of the center's production, as he struggled to stay on the court against the Jayhawks, and fouled out after just 19 minutes. On the other side, Kansas' Joel Embiid put together a very strong effort, finishing with 17 points on four shots and eight total rebounds is 21 minutes, in just his 11th collegiate game. Brian Goodman frames the game, which turned into a decisive victory for Kansas, within these two performances. Where Kansas is a very young team that is capable of dominance on any given day, Georgetown is still finding itself, and Smith's struggles limit what the Hoyas can do on both ends of the court.
Fox Sports 1 is all in on Big East basketball, and while there aren't many live options for the college fan on Christmas day, the network will be playing classic Big East match-ups throughout the day. Starting at noon, Big East fans can check out some great past games like 1985's Final Four match-up between St. John's and Georgetown, or that year's national championship game, an all-Big East affair between a powerhouse Hoya squad and an upstart Villanova club. I won't ruin the ending for anyone who has somehow missed those highlights pretty much every year the two teams meet, but I can assure you, it's a good one.