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I am looking at Apple Motion and Adobe After Effects. How to they compare to one another? What are the pros and cons of each?
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After Effects is much more powerful than Motion when you get into advanced stuff like scripting your animations. After Effects is much more tolerant to large projects, and you can "precomp" different sequences (which is difficult to explain without you actually seeing it; basically allows you to put one timeline inside of another or reuse a specific portion of your project over and over, if that makes any sense). Apple Motion only allows one timeline per project, you cannot nest sequences inside one another without rendering out a QuickTime movie.
Apple Motion does however boast that it gives you "realtime previews" which plays your animation instantly, whereas After Effects typically requires you to render a RAM preview in order to see your animation in realtime. Of course this depends on the speed of your computer and the complexity of your project, so this is really only handy for simple projects.
When you want to start doing really custom effects like particle systems and other physics based or true 3D compositing, your options are very limited in Motion. After Effects has a whole range of plugins available online that will do almost anything you can think of. The Trapcode plugins are very well-built and very popular. There are very few plugins for Motion compared to After Effects.
I've used both for years, and Apple Motion seems to crash more often than After Effects, especially as your projects get more complex (just personal experience, maybe this has improved as of version 5).
I actually started animating for the first time in Apple Motion, and I agree that the learning curve isn't quite as steep as After Effects (although that was Motion 2.0 and 3.0, and now they're at version 5.0). Once I mastered Motion and dove into After Effects, I haven't looked back. I recently fired up Motion for the first time in a few years and I was struggling to get it to do what I wanted to do, my brain has just been trained to think like After Effects. Even though at first I was more productive in Motion than After Effects (because After Effects is more complex), I have completely reversed and now I feel like I'm a speed machine in After Effects and Motion is now useless to me.
The bottom line: if you're serious about getting a professional tool to do professional work, save up to get After Effects. If you're just a hobbyist that wants to dabble in animation, get Apple Motion (now that it's on the Mac App Store the price has come down considerably).
Hope this answers most of your questions! If you have any other specific ones, let me know and I'll be happy to talk.
I use both. Agree with all of the above for After Effects, I use it for any heavy lifting because Motion just drives you insane if you try anything too tricky with it.
The beauty of Motion is the way it is integrated into FCP. So I tend to use it for things like lower thirds or credits, because I can create "Master Templates" in Motion and import them into FCP and re-use them with different content. For example this allows you to use the same Motion composition for all your lower thirds, but change the text in FCP as you edit.
It's also good for simple things like Ken Burns' effects (panning and zooming on photographs), if you want them to look a bit more polished than FCP's rather sucky motion tools can give you. And being able to tweak things in Motion and see it instantly update in FCP is a lot better than exporting to AE > tweaking > rendering > relinking in FCP.
I have used After Effects, and from what I know, the main difference is that Adobe's has a much steeper learning curve but is also more powerful than Motion. AE is truly like a "Photoshop" for video, and its great for Special Effects. Motion, I've read, is the easiest for making compositions and great if you are working with FCP because it integrates pretty seamlessly.
Again, I haven't tried Motion, though I'd love to use it sometime. You can download the AE trial here.
Perhaps this link proves useful.
Hope it helps!
While the other answers here cover the feature comparison better, I feel they aren't representing the cost difference adequately.
Motion has a one time cost of $50.
In order to get After Effects from Adobe, you need to sign up for Creative Cloud, which is basically a software leasing scheme being represented as though it were a service (which it most certainly is not). I signed up for Creative Cloud over a year ago to get After Effects and paid $60 a month. Despite 15 years of experience animating with programs like Flash, Modo, and Maya -- After Effects had a substantial learning curve to do the same things very differently, and was basically useless to me without having my full day to dedicate to learning and using it.
The problem with the $60 a month model is not only that the money is wasted if you don't use the software - it's that as far as you do use it, you are increasingly tied to continuing the payments. Once you cancel "Creative Cloud" you lose access to all of your work.
When I went to cancel my subscription, I was required to wait a long time to sit through a very frustrating conversation with a chat bot, that ultimately ended with my issue being forwarded to some committee that took over week to get back to me. They tried to tell me that I had to pay half the cost of the remaining year's subscription for "early cancellation" even though my first year was up and they automatically renewed my commitment without my permission. I was never able to get a hold of an actual human being once, and ultimately had to reverse the automatic charges through my bank in order to close my account with Adobe.
So we aren't talking $50 vs $1000. Supposing you needed to use the software for about 30 years, your talking more like $50 vs $20,000. And if in year 31 you need to cancel your subscription, all your lifetime of payments earned you was the right to lose a lifetime of work. Except perhaps fighting disease and reversing the aging process, I can't think of a feature that justifies such a compromise.


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BURGETTSTOWN - In September 2010, Phyllis "Penny" Walden purchased one of the last remaining historical buildings in the borough's business district.
The building, which dates back to 1872, most recently housed a gun shop and a flower shop, its period pressed-tin walls hidden behind shelving, but Penny Walden had a vision for the place a family friendly restaurant with her brother Rick behind the stove and other immediate family members lending a hand.
"It took more than a year," she said of the transformation from two small business spaces to a large, casual dining room. "We had to gut it."
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STAFF AT WALDEN'S — The day staff at Walden's Restaurant including, from left, Phyllis "Penny" Walden, Chef Rick Walden, Athena Buckoske, Carole Thiel and Carol Mendez, poses outside the restaurant located at 1709 Main St. in Burgettstown. The restaurant opened this fall.
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Renovations included work on the building's pressed-tin walls and ceilings and its wooden floors. At the time the building was built, it was located near a busy train line and depot the rail bed now is a walking and biking trail and the pressed tin was meant to keep soot from working its way through the walls. A fireplace made from reclaimed barn beams and slate shingles was added. Lighting and plumbing fixtures were chosen to continue the "vintage" theme.
"We were looking for something that fit with what was already here," said Penny, adding residents have donated many old photographs of downtown Burgettstown and they soon will be on display in the restaurant.
This past fall her vision became a reality with the opening of Walden's at 1709 Main St. with Penny as the owner and business manager.
Chef Rick, a former steelworker who traded blast furnaces for a grill in the early 1980s, heads up the kitchen. When the steel industry experienced its first downturn, chef Rick left his job in an Aliquippa mill to attend culinary school and then worked his way up from dishwasher to preparing banquets at a Florida resort. He most recently was the chef at Bad Dogs and returns to the Burgettstown area after an 18-month hiatus.
They are joined by their brother Harry, who is the weekend host and buses tables, and sister Melissa, who makes desserts.
"Our older brother comes in on the weekends to help with the crowds," Penny said. "Someone said he's the 'maitre d' of Burgettstown.'"
Their mother, "Gram" Alice Walden, also is involved with the business, baking her signature lemon pound cake and lending her signature to the business' signage Penny had her mother's cursive handwriting made into a font for use on the restaurant's signs and menus.
The restaurant serves American-style diner food with a few twists. In addition to a full breakfast menu, Walden's also offers wrecks eggs, meat, vegetables and home fries mixed together and topped with cheese. On the lunch menu, shredded sandwiches and hot stuffed bowls are available. A shredded sandwich includes thinly sliced meats, mixed with vegetables and topped with melted cheese on "inside-out" grilled Italian bread, with the grilled side of the bread on the inside of the sandwich. A hot stuff bowl is hot sausage, turkey or meatloaf with mashed or fried potatoes and gravy, served in a toasted bread bowl.
Making the restaurant attractive for families is especially important to the Waldens, and they have included a special kids' corner, with a child-sized table, chalkboard walls and plenty of puzzles, games, coloring books and toys.
"This is one of the only places where kids can draw on the walls and not get in trouble," said Penny. "A lot of families come in now, and the kids go straight back there and grab a puzzle or a coloring book. If (the family table) isn't available, they just take it back to where ever they are sitting.
"If you're going to go to all the trouble of packing the kids in the car and driving somewhere to eat, you want to go somewhere family friendly," said Penny, adding she hopes Walden's will be a local alternative to fast food or traveling to Robinson Township.
Offering a full meal selection for their smallest clientele is important to Chef Rick, and the menu includes a "mini menu" with smaller meals for those with a smaller appetite, all priced at $5 or less.
"The way I look at it, I want all of them to come back, but I want the children to grow up and want to bring their families back," said chef Rick. "I'm looking at the next 20 to 30 years. Instead of living in the now, I'm looking at the future, and everyone always says kids are the future. They're our future, too. I want kids to pass up on (fast food) and say 'I want to go to Rick's and have bunny pancakes.'"
Another group they hope to attract are Panhandle Trail bikers and hikers, since the trail crosses Main Street steps away from the restaurant's front door. The restaurant is offering a $5 box lunch and will have water and sodas available for purchase during the warmer months.
Specials at the restaurant include a weekly 11 a.m. Sunday brunch and the upcoming Valentine's Day special, an 8-inch heart-shaped cheesecake.
"People have said he (chef Rick) makes the best cheesecakes they've ever had," said Penny.
The cheesecakes, including New York-style, chocolate, raspberry-chocolate, cherry and peanut butter fudge, can be ordered by Feb. 6 for pickup on Feb. 11-13.
Also, during Burgettstown Middle/High School's wrestling tournament Jan. 21, an all-you-can-eat buffet will be offered from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Off-street parking is available at the former municipal lot behind the building, and handicapped parking is available on-street. Accommodations for large groups and private parties can be made by calling the restaurant.
Walden's, is open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. It is closed Tuesdays.
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I am currently planning to get a book on Real Analysis for self studying before diving into my 4th year real analysis course. The standard textbook for my 4th year course is Stein's Measure, but I do not like much about abstract measure introduced near the end. Perhaps because I am currently taking 3rd year real analysis course in the level of Pugh with some other additional materials.
Anyway, I am considering one of the followings: Folland - Real Analysis, Bruckner, Bruckner, Thomson - Real Analysis, Yeh - Real Analysis, Kantorovitz - Introduction to Modern Analysis (and maybe Cohn - Measure Theory)
(Note: Royden is omitted because I am waiting for 2nd printing and waiting so that I can get it cheap from some website (like abebooks), so 12 pages of erratas are all fixed)
Which book do you think is most suitable for self-study? (My 4th year course is cross-listed, meaning it is equivalent to first year graduate real analysis course)


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flip-mode wrote:You go too far. There are killer apps, just none that he uses.Krogoth wrote:The problem is that there's no killer app that needs more than 2-4GB and the vast majority of mainstream applications are still coded in 32-bit which means that can only use up to 2-4GB (depending on OS and how the program is flagged).
I should clarify that a bit, I meant to say that there's no killer app in the mainstream market. How many average joe and hardcore PC gamers run VMs, massive content creation projects, hosting hundreds of clients and number crunching on a daily basis? Far few and in-between. The only applications where the demand for more memory is constant clearly fall into domain of the professional arena. It is also where you probably want to get ECC modules since data integrity and stability are #1 here.


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I'm trying to teach myself linear algebra from an abstract algebra perspective with this book: http://www.math.miami.edu/~ec/book/. I'm having some difficulty with this problem:
Recall that if $A$ is a ring and $a \in A$, then $aA$ is right ideal of $A$. Let $A = R_2$ (the ring of all matrices of size $2\times 2$) and $a = (a_{ij})$ where $a_{11}= 1$ and the other entries are $0$. Find $aR_2$ and $R_2a$. Show that the only ideal of $R_2$ containing $a$ is $R_2$ itself.
My approach to the problem is to try and demonstrate that the ideal must contain the identity element, but I'm not too sure how to go about that.
So far, this is what I have. Let $I$ be some ideal in $R_2$. Since $a = \left( \begin{array}{ccc}1 & 0 \\0 & 0\end{array} \right) $, $\exists$ some $i \in I$ and $r \in R_2$ such that $ ir = a $.
I think that since $a$ is singular, either $i$ or $r$ reduces to $a$, and $i$ or $r$ reduces to the identity matrix. And if the ideal contains the identity, then it must also be the entire ring. I'm not sure how to demonstrate that the ideal contains the identity though.
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If someone is being led to his death by bes din (a Jewish court), is he supposed to try to escape, since, in general, saving one's own life is paramount? More: normally, we say that if someone is out to kill another, the latter can kill him to defend himself. Does that apply here: is the doomed man allowed, if necessary to save himself, to kill the employees of bes din who are leading him to his death?
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About your second question, defending himself by killing his executioners: Mishneh Lemelech (Hil. Rotze'ach Ushemiras Nefesh 1:15) implies that no. He says that in cases where extrajudicial killing is permitted (e.g., a goel hadam pursuing a murderer, or a zealot attempting to kill a Jew consorting with a gentile woman), then the intended victim may indeed protect himself by killing the assailant; but not where the killing is a mitzvah, as would be true of a person convicted of a capital crime.
Not sure about escaping, although perhaps we can prove that, at the very least, it's not a mitzvah and may indeed be a sin. In the story of Shimon ben Shatach's son who was convicted based on false testimony (Rashi to Sanhedrin 44b ד"ה דבעיא, and Yerushalmi Sanhedrin 6:3), we see that he willingly went to his death without making any attempt to flee.
Agreed that a person found guilty should accept their sentence; here's a different source.
There are several different Midrashic explanations to Deuteronomy 25:11-12, involving a woman trying to save her husband. Several say the phrase to save her husband from his fellow excludes either saving him from an agent of the courts (carrying out the death penalty), or the wife of a court agent (saving her husband, who was acting lawfully, from an assailant). (In Hebrew -- prat l'shliach beit din, or prat l'eishet shliach beit din.) Depending on how you read that, I think you would also conclude as Alex did.


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Reviewer: Jay Dorsey, MD
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Ultima Vez Modificado: 18 de septiembre del 2005
Authors: Fried et al.
Source: Journal of Clinical Oncology, Volume 22, Number 23, December 1, 2004
Meta-analyses by Payne, Pignon and Warde have helped to confirm the benefit of adding thoracic irradiation to chemotherapy for limited-stage small cell lung cancer. However, there is still some controversy regarding the timing of thoracic irradiation (TRT), specifically whether TRT should be administered up-front at the start of chemotherapy, (early) or later towards the end of chemotherapy (late). This study by Fried et al seeks to address this issue by conducting a meta-analysis of 7 randomized trials published in peer-reviewed journals after 1985.
This meta-analysis concludes that early thoracic irradiation for limited-stage small cell lung cancer has a significant survival benefit. The major criticism of this study is that data were abstracted from the published articles, rather than from the original individual patient data. Using original individual patient data would have been the preferred approach and would have lent more credibility to the conclusions. Also, the benefit seen with early TRT loses significance when analyzed at three years. Regardless, the conclusions generally support our current treatment practice. The subgroup analysis confirms that hyperfractionated TRT with a platinum-based chemotherapy regimen is superior to daily fractionation with non-platinum-based chemotherapy.


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The 5 Most Terrifying Side Effects of Exercise
So you've decided to get back in shape. Congratulations! Your heart, your lungs and your long-suffering significant other thank you.
No doubt you've read or been told that before you start any exercise program, you should see a physician. This is great advice, especially if your heart has spent the last decade or so pumping the equivalent of maple syrup. Now, we would never call a physician inadequate, but after seeing one, you might want to turn to us for real medical advice*. Because there are a lot of terrible things they don't tell you about exercise. Like ...
*Never turn to Cracked for real medical advice.
#5. Running Makes You Poop Yourself
Congratulations -- you've decided to take up running! That'll get your ass in shape. So you lay your shoes and shorts by the bed, set the alarm to a time you've never seen on your clock before (there's a 5 A.M. now?) and prepare to embark on a journey of personal victory and a lifetime of rubbing your athletic prowess into the jerk faces of your seventh-grade gym class.
And while you're at it, stop hanging around with seventh-graders, you weirdo.
And to your surprise, you actually do it. You take off onto the dark, empty streets. All is great until suddenly, when your body detects that you are at the farthest possible point from a toilet, you realize that hitting up Bert's Taco Palace last night as a celebratory kickoff to your new life may have been a less-than-optimal decision. Welcome to runner's diarrhea.
Running is one of the more jiggly sports. Lots of impact. And the vibrations of your feet pounding on the ground over and over again hit resonance with your gastrointestinal system, causing it to, ahem, wake up. It's running's own brown note. And when it hits, you'll enter a race with Satan himself to find any amount of privacy -- if not from your own shame, then to avoid being arrested -- lest you face "the muddy walk home."
Just ask Paula Radcliffe.
This is Paula Radcliffe totally smoking some dude during a 10K while she is seven months pregnant.
Paula Radcliffe holds the world's record female marathon time at 2:15:25. And near the end of the 2005 world championship marathon, Paula straight ran herself into some problems: "I was losing time because I was having stomach cramps and I thought 'I just need to go and I'll be fine.' I didn't really want to resort to that in front of hundreds of thousands of people. Basically I needed to go. I started feeling it between 15 and 16 miles and probably carried on too long before stopping. I must have eaten too much beforehand."
She ducked behind a barrier and did what she had to do. The media, recognizing this as an unfortunate and shameful moment of internal distress, broadcast it live to the entire world.
"Who needs journalistic integrity? I'm selling this to the Internet!"
Oh, yeah. She won that race. At 2:17:42.
That wasn't a freak accident. According to a Dutch study, 45 percent of all runners experience some form of GI discomfort on their runs. For the most part, this form of incontinence manifests itself in a sudden and undeniable urge to go now and will not necessarily explosively propel you along your running trail. With forethought and planning, you can reduce these urges and create a Boy Scout-like preparedness for when the unexpected attacks. Eat a low-fiber meal the night before, stay hydrated, plan your routes around public restrooms, wear extra-thick fluffy socks. But chances are, in time, this will affect you.
Of course, you could just take on a different form of exercise, like cycling. You know, like Greg LeMond, who won the 1986 Tour de France with a load in his shorts. Hmmm ... we would suggest trying swimming, but that brings to mind a particularly horrible image.
Especially for the guy you're overtaking.
#4. Constant, Endless Sweat
You've been doing well. Real well. You've increased your exercise time from 20 minutes a day a few days a week to an hour or more daily. You've run a 5K, a 10K. Maybe swam half a mile and stayed in the top 10 percent of the race. Hell, you bike the 10 miles to work and back daily. Your clothes became too loose to wear a while ago, leaving you with no choice but to buy a new wardrobe. A sexy, tight-fitting wardrobe with all the nipples cut out.
Things are good.
And suddenly everyone wants to spot you!
Except that you've noticed that when you go out with your (pathetically fatter, slower) friends, you're always covered in sheen of sweat while they're baby-powder dry. No, that's not exactly right. You're actively sweating. Profusely. In fact, you constantly look like you've just stepped out of the gym or perhaps a swimming pool. A swimming pool filled with armpit grease.
According to Lance Armstrong's coach, Chris Carmichael, as you become more fit you sweat sooner and you sweat more. In essence, as you increase your exercise intensity and duration, you condition your body to be better prepared for the athletic punishment you regularly put it through. This manifests itself in many ways: low body fat, increased muscle content, stronger bones, higher glycogen storage, lower heart rate. And you sweat like Patrick Ewing.
Mind you, he's in the Basketball Hall of Fame and you've just got a trophy you found in a cereal box.
Your body knows that you're prone to taking off on 50-mile bike rides, and it has to be ready to cool you down. But it can't tell the difference between a pre-ride warm-up and a flight of stairs to your office. So to be on the safe side, it just turns the sweat faucets on and lets loose anytime your heart rate increases by an additional beat per minute.
"I swear I did not sleep with her. What? No, I'm not sweating. It's just a localized thunderstorm."
#3. Abuse to Your Feet, Nipples and "Scrotal Zone"
One of the best parts of getting and staying in shape is that it makes you sexy. And not in an artificial, plastic surgery way, but in a genuine, this-chick-can-shatter-billiard-balls-with-her-ass-muscles way.
If that's your thing. It's not our thing, really. We're just searching Google for an unrelated topic.
That is, except for all the parts of your body you're now going to have to hide.
Like your feet. Your feet are gonna be ugly. People who run three miles a day three days a week or bike an astounding four-mile round trip to and from work do not have this problem. But once you step up your training and start pushing yourself to go faster and farther, you can forget about all your cute nail polishes and go ahead and burn your flip-flops. You're never wearing them again. Your feet are going to become gnarled, calloused, toenail-free hooves.
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Trust us, you don't want to see what's under that tape.
But that's feet. Except for a small group of people with a very particular fetish, most people don't find feet all that attractive. When naked time rolls around, you aren't thinking about feet -- you're thinking about more salacious things. Like nipples. Or more specifically, you're thinking about how nobody will ever be allowed to touch your nipples again.
The skin on your nipples, unlike the skin on the rest of your body, is incapable of becoming calloused. Sweat leaves behind a layer of salt. Rough, sandpaper-like salt. This plus nipples rubbing against a shirt equates to bloody nipples.
Via Andy Carvin
Tip: Remove nipple clamps, then start running.
No shower has ever hurt the way a shower with a nipple that has been slowly shaved off hurts. This largely affects men, because women usually wear tight-fitting sports bras that wick away sweat and cut down on the fabric-to-nipple molestation.
Breasts are amazing!
OK. Feet and nipples are out. But you can still bump uglies. You're just going to have to coat your body in Vaseline like Burt Reynolds in Striptease. Moving produces friction, and no matter how fit you are, there are areas of your body where lots of bits and parts all come into close proximity to each other and spend the duration of your workout squishing and sweating and basically acting like an Abercrombie & Fitch modeling session.
This will leave you with a nice, baboon-ass red rash that looks like something you'd pick up on a "business trip" to Thailand. Plenty of products help offset chub-rub -- you just have to deal with the reality of having a can of Swamp Ass in your bathroom.
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Not to mention Marshy Nips, Peaty Feet and Boggy Crotch.


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I am looking for a book that specifically focuses on the research phase of UX. Specifically the different methods available, when to use them and how to conduct them. What should I buy?
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One book - impossible!
General UX research and practical application:
Undercover User Experience Design by Cennydd Bowles and James Box.
Usability Testing:
Rocket Surgery Made Easy by Steve Krug. The Do-It-Yourself Guide to Finding and Fixing Usability Problems.
Andrew Hinton reviews Observing the User Experience: A Practitioner's Guide to User Research, by Mike Kuniavsky (Morgan Kaufmann, 2003). Although I've not read it, from what I understand it's very good.
"Measuring the user experience" by Tom Tullis and Bill Albert is an essential book for learning to collect, analyse and present usability metrics.
You might also want to check out "Understanding Your Users: a Practical Guide To User Requirements Methods, Tools, And Techniques" by Catherine Courage and Kathy Baxter.
This book contains highly practical advice for a large variety of user research techniques, along with checklists, examples, and case studies. One of my all-time favorites!
I would also recommend Observing the User Experience: A Practitioner's Guide to User Research, by Mike Kuniavsky (Morgan Kaufmann, 2003).
Another goodie is Nate Bolt & Tony Tulathimutte's Remote Research. Contains plenty of tips for quick and easy testing, and tips that will work with a shoestring budget. It's a quick read too!
This video from Steve Krug is a good indication of what to expect from his book and is fun to watch - http://network.businessofsoftware.org/video/steve-krug-on-the-least-you.
Designed for Use by Lukas Mathis
It is a really good overview of usability and many of the books already listed here. It includes numerous links for every chapter, for when you need more in depth information. It is one of the few books that supports its advice, while still being an enjoyable read.


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12/24/15 - There is more bad news for the Indianapolis Colts. Their slump continues with one more loss, this time against the team just behind them in the AFC South Division, the Houston Texans. After taking the lead in the second quarter, the Colts fell behind and lost the match. Unfortunately, this loss means the Colts have fallen to the number two position in the division, just behind the Texans. The good news is that this does not mean they are officially out of the postseason. If they are able to turn things around now, they may still have a spot to compete. It may all come down to the January 3rd home game against the Tennessee Titans, so get your tickets now.
12/16/15 - The Indianapolis Colts have put a lot of faith and energy into their superstar quarterback, Andrew Luck, explaining why it was disappointing to see Luck get injured during this season. Luck is suffering from a kidney laceration, which is an extremely uncommon football injury. He is expected to be out for the next two to six weeks. Without the talent of Luck on the field, the Colts have definitely taken a beating offensively. The last two weeks, the Colts were only able to score in the teens, while their opponents scored in the 40's and beyond. See if they can pull their team together when they face off against the Houston Texans on December 20. Tickets are still available.
12/8/15 - The Indianapolis Colts are still tied for the top position in the AFC Southern Division, but they have lost their most recent match. When they faced the Pittsburgh Steelers on December 6th, the Colts started out holding their own, but quickly fell behind in the second quarter and finished with a miserable final score of 10-45. Unfortunately, this ended their three-game winning streak. The Colts will be heading back to their own field on December 20th for the first of the last two home games this year. The Colts may still have a shot at the postseason, however, so you may have one more opportunity to catch them in action after these two regular season games.
12/2/15 - The Indianapolis Colts continue their winning streak. Their most recent win, against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has been their strongest victory yet. They more than twice as many points as their opponents and ended with a final score of 12-25. The Colts have managed to hold on to their lead in the AFC Southern Division, but the Houston Texans are hot on their heels. In fact, both teams are tied for wins and both teams are on a winning streak. Which team will be able to last the longest before breaking their streak? The Colts have to hit the road, but they will be returning soon to host the Texans themselves on December 20th.
11/25/15 - Even with Andrew Luck on the sideline, the Indianapolis Colts are looking a lot better than they did in the first few weeks of the '15 season. Adam Vinatieri knocked in another game-winning FG, this one in the final minute from 43 yards to lift the Colts to their second consecutive win. Indy's now an even 5-5 overall and 3-2 on the road, good for a first-place tie with Houston in the surprisingly slow AFC South. They'll host the Tampa Bay Bucs in an important game this Sunday and tickets for Lucas Oil Stadium are still available! Get in the game with seats starting at just $31 but don't wait because supplies won't last!
11/17/15 - There are only three home games remaining for the Indianapolis Colts. With the competition for the top position of the AFC Southern Division so close and intense, the next couple matches are going to make a big difference for the Colts. They will be travelling to Atlanta to take on the Falcons next, but they will return on November 29th to host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Take this opportunity to show your support and cheer the Colts to victory. Tickets for the 29th's game are still available and start as low as $34. It is a highly anticipated game, however, so be sure to get your tickets as soon as possible.
11/11/15 - Quarterback Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts are currently sitting at first place in the AFC Southern Division after beating the Denver Broncos 27 – 24 last Sunday. It was an epic win for the Colts, as the Broncos have been one of their biggest division rivals. Ultimately, Indianapolis was able to score the game-winning field goal and take home the victory. The Colts are now on a bye week and will be resting up before their match with the Atlanta Falcons next Sunday. After that, they'll return home to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, November 29. Tickets to the next home game currently start at as little as $34.
11/4/15 - They put together a strong fourth-quarter rally to force overtime, but the Indianapolis Colts still could not put away the Carolina Panthers on Monday night. Andrew Luck led three straight scoring drives in the fourth including two TD passes, racking up 17 points in the span of about seven minutes. The Colts even managed the first score in overtime, knocking a 50-yard field goal through the uprights just three minutes into extra time. They couldn't finish the job though, and Carolina came back with two FGs of their own for the victory. This Sunday, Indy hosts former franchise QB Peyton Manning and his Denver Broncos. Tickets are still available from $104!
10/28/15 - It tells you something about the division you play in when your 3-4 record has you sitting in first place. Such is the life for the Indianapolis Colts, who've started to worry fans and pundits alike with their relatively slow start. They bounced back from 0-2 to open the season with three straight victories, but consecutive losses to New England and New Orleans have dropped the young squad back below the .500 mark once again. Andrew Luck continues to find his way in the '15 season, putting up a 333-yard game but giving up a pair of INTs in the process. Can the Colts take down the Panthers on the road this Monday night? Get your tickets starting at $75!
10/20/15 - The Indianapolis Colts have ended their three-game winning streak. When they hosted the New England Patriots, the Colts were able to match them point for point, and even went into the half tied. Unfortunately, they ended up just one touchdown short with a final score of 34-27. Regardless, it seems like the Colts are finally starting to get their footing this season. They have one more home game, against the New Orleans Saints, on October 25th, before heading out on the road. Tickets are available starting at $38. After that, their next match on their own field will not be until November 8th. Be sure to catch the Colts in action while you still can.
10/15/15 - With their victory over the Texans, the Indianapolis Colts improved to 2-1 on the road this season and 3-2 overall. The win helped them maintain their first-place position in the AFC South through the fifth week of NFL competition in 2015. Matt Hasselbeck posted a 92.1 QBR with 213 yards and two TD passes to guide Indy to their third W of the year, giving them what could be a crucial edge in the division down the stretch. The Colts square off with Tom Brady and the Patriots this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium and tickets are on sale now! Be there for the action in-person with seats starting at $82!
10/12/15 - With their victory over the Texans, the Indianapolis Colts improved to 2-1 on the road this season and 3-2 overall. The win helped them maintain their first-place position in the AFC South through the fifth week of NFL competition in 2015. Matt Hasselbeck posted a 92.1 QBR with 213 yards and two TD passes to guide Indy to their third W of the year, giving them what could be a crucial edge in the division down the stretch. The Colts square off with Tom Brady and the Patriots this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium and tickets are on sale now! Be there for the action in-person with seats starting at $82!
10/6/15 - The Indianapolis Colts had a rocky start to the season, but it seems they have found their footing. Their winning streak continues as the Colts take on the Houston Texans in an impressive away game. After an early lead, the Colts barely managed to hold the Texans back, but ended ahead, with a final score of 27-20. The Colts now return to their own field, where they are sure to continue to clean up. Tickets are still available for their October 18th match against the New England Patriots. Tickets start at $108, but it will be well worth it to welcome the Colts back to Indianapolis and see them increase their winning streak.
9/29/15 - The Indianapolis Colts now have a victory on their record this season after a narrow win over the Titans on the 27th. The game came down to the fourth quarter. The Colts remained behind 27-14, but then Andrew Luck completed two touchdown passes in just 56 minutes of play to draw ahead. Luck completed 18 of his 30 passes during the game for a total of 260 yards. Frank Gore helped out with the win with 14 carries for a total of 86 yards and two touchdowns. The Colts will look to maintain the momentum and get another win on their record when they host the Jaguars on October 4. Tickets remain available with prices starting at just $24.
9/22/15 - The Indianapolis Colts had a difficult time gaining traction this last weekend. The season is still young, however, so fans will have to wait and see what game plan they eventually come up with. On September 21st, the Colts had their home opener against the New York Jets, but they were unable to score until the fourth quarter. It is disappointing, but the Colts are no doubt training hard to come back next time and take a victory. They next travel to Tennessee to take on the Titans, then they will return to play the Jacksonville Jaguars on October 4th. Tickets for that match are still available, starting as low as $23. Help fill out the stands and cheer the Colts on to take their first victory of the season.
9/15/15 - Starting the season off with an away game is never easy. You could tell the Indianapolis Colts had trouble warming up when they travelled to play the Buffalo Bills on September 13th. The Colts were unable to score in the first half, but they did manage to score more than their opponents in each of the remaining quarters. This rally was not enough, unfortunately, and the final score came to 14-27. Still, the Colts played well, and they will be playing with the home field advantage next week. Luckily, only one team in their division won the opener. Come out and see how they manage when they have their fans behind them. The Colts host the New York Jets on September 21st. Tickets are still available starting as low as $22.
9/8/15 - Indianapolis Colts fans can breathe a sigh of relief: the Colts and Anthony Castonzo have reached a deal on extending his contract. On Thursday night, Castonzo and the franchise finalized a four-year contract extension that reportedly has a total worth of $42 million. This contract came close to the end of the negotiating window. The final 53-man roster is preparing for their first game on Sunday, September 13, and it is a very young roster. 12 of the players are rookies and first-year players and 23 have less than three years experience. The rookies are not expected to sit on the bench this season either, as many as eight may see some play as soon as Sunday night. You can still get tickets to see it, with prices starting at $71.
9/3/15 - The Indianapolis Colts lost 9-6 against the Cincinnati Bengals in their final preseason game. This game provided a chance for the reserve teams to display their talent to earn a spot on the final 53-man roster, which must be finalized by Saturday afternoon. During the game, two running backs experienced an injury. Vick Ballard injured his hamstring for the third time since the start of training camp, and with an extensive injury history he most likely won't make the cut. The most likely second string running back, Daniel "Boom" Herron, also experienced an injury, which means that the running back depth may need to be reviewed, as Josh Robinson had a recent concussion. The Colts head to Buffalo soon to play the Bills in the regular season opener on the 13th, and tickets remain available with prices starting at $26.
8/26/15 - It was a day of returns for the Indianapolis Colts in their second preseason matchup, but unfortunately it did not result in a victory. Chicago bested Indy by a score of 23-11, scoring a pair of TDs in the third to shift the balance and come away with the win. Matt Forte saw his first 2015 action for the Colts, running for 24 yards on eight carries. T.Y. Hilton made his debut as well, setting up the Colts' first score with a 45-yard reception. He finished with two catches for 52 yards on the day. Indianapolis will play one more on the road before wrapping up their warm-up contests for 2015 at home. Get your tickets for 9/3 at Lucas Oil Stadium! Bengals vs. Colts, seats start at just $4!
8/18/15 - The Indianapolis Colts' preseason officially began on Sunday, August 16, with a 36-10 loss against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Colts got on the board first, with a 32-yard field goal with five minutes left in the quarter. However, the Eagles answered back with two touchdowns in the quarter, followed by a field goal and punt return in the second quarter. Philadelphia continued to dominate the second half, with two more field goals and a touchdown. The Colts were only able to score one touchdown from a 9 yard run by Cody Parkay. They will look to do better when they host the Bears on August 22. You can still get your tickets to that game and the rest of the 2015 games, with prices starting at $36.
8/12/15 - Tempers have started to flare during the Indianapolis Colts' training camp. Several scuffles have broken out the last few practices, leading coach Chuck Pagano to take measure. He has started to kick his players out of practice for fighting, the same as would happen during a game. He hopes that this will lead to his players recognizing the affect of fighting. In other news, the Colts have released their 2015 depth chart, although it may still change before the regular season begins in a few weeks. In the last few practices before the preseason opener, a few players have been sidelined with injury, including Vontae Davis, Darious Butler, and Duron Carter. You still have your chance to get tickets to see the preseason opener against the Eagles, with prices as low as $19.
8/7/15 - Emphasizing that whatever occurred couldn't fairly be called a fight, the Indianapolis Colts encountered a mild skirmish at practice this past weekend. Defensive tackle Art Jones and left guard Lance Louis were at the center of the hubbub, which began during a set of one-on-one blocking drills. It was just the second practice for Indy in full pads this summer. The Colts are looking to make a deeper playoff run in 2015 behind Pro-Bowl quarterback Andrew Luck, following their disappointing defeat in the now-infamous "deflated footballs" game versus the Patriots in the AFC Championship last year. Preseason tickets are on sale right now for the home opener on August 22nd. Claim the best seats in the house for Chicago vs. Indianapolis, starting at just $33 each!
7/28/15 - There is no telling how the Indianapolis Colts will perform this year. Their training camp will kick off next week, and fans may get a sneak peek of how they are doing, but there is no way to know with certainty until the preseason kicks off in mid August. The Colts lost many of their standout players this last year, including Reggie Wayne, Gosder Cherilus, Cory Redding, and Ricky Jean Francois, so it is very much anyone's guess who will step forward to fill those big shoes. The Colts will not have their first home game until the 22nd of August, so they have even longer to prepare before taking their own field. Tickets for the home opener, against the Chicago Bears, are available starting at $23.
7/16/15 - After Dez Bryant's big deal with the Cowboys and Demaryius Thomas' deal with the Broncos on Wednesday, many Indianapolis Colts fans are wondering if these deals will affect T.Y. Hilton's new contract. Although Hilton is entering his final year on his rookie contract, these new franchise player contracts are not relevant to his signing. However, they may affect his deal because they have created a higher salary range for wide receivers, which could help Hilton get a better deal than he could have before there was precedence. The Colts will be heading to Training Camp at the beginning of August to see how Hilton and the rest of the team will shape up for the start of the 2015 season. Fans can already buy their tickets for all games, with prices starting at $18.
6/30/15 - When the Indianapolis Colts head to Training Camp, Chuck Pagano is going to be concentrating on the offensive line. Fans may be looking closely at new players Frank Gore, Andre Johnson, and Trent Cole. However, Pagano will be looking for the best ways to protect Andrew Luck. During the OTAs, several players were brought in and out of the position in order to see what type of flexibility and depth could be created for the position. Although he had the luxury to play around with the position during OTAs, his focus in Training Camp will be to solidify the position. You don't have to wait to get your tickets to see how the offensive line and other positions shape up for the upcoming season. Tickets are available now, with prices starting at $13.
6/15/15 - With Robert Mathis out due to an Achilles injury, the Indianapolis Colts have brought in outside linebacker Trent Cole. Cole was released from the Eagles, and he is happy to be in a team that wants him. Mathis is hoping to return very soon, but owner Jim Irsay wants Mathis to play it safe and take his time coming back, especially with Cole on hand. The off season program has officially ended. After the training camps, some of the rookies have demonstrated their skill. Most likely, Phillip Dorsett will see some play this year. Some of the other rookies may also find a role in the roster, although mainly as backup, adding depth the team. While the players and coaches rest, fans can go ahead and buy tickets for the upcoming season, starting at $11.
6/2/15 - The city of Indianapolis now has complete ownership over its Indianapolis Colts with the team crossing the milestone of being in the city longer than the franchise was in Baltimore. Most of the offseason criticism of the team has centered on the run defense of the team. While the team works on strengthening it for the upcoming season, they can be proud of the secondary defense, which ranked 10th in passing DVOA allowed and 14th in passer rating allowed. One of the reasons for the strong defense, cornerback Vontae Davis, was recently ranked 59th of the top-100 players in a vote by the NFL Network and was the first cornerback to make the list. The new season for the Colts starts in Philadelphia on August 16 against the Eagles, with tickets available starting at $21.
5/19/15 - Just because the Indianapolis Colts are in the offseason, doesn't mean they aren't preparing for what's up ahead. After the 2015 NFL draft, the Colts didn't waste any time and held their rookie mini-camp to see what kind of fresh talent they had acquired. 45 players showed up to the three day rookie mini-camp to participate in classroom work, walk-throughs and a grueling afternoon practice. Names to be talked about during the camp were cornerback Donald Celiscar, running back Josh Robinson and first round pick Phillip Dorsett. There is still plenty of time for the Colts to determine their roster, but they are off to a good start. See all of the players live when they hit the field for their home game opener on August 22 against the Chicago Bears. Tickets start at $9 a piece.
5/7/15 - The decisions made by the Indianapolis Colts during the 2015 NFL draft left many wondering if its draft picks may just be the worst in the league. Most experts gave the team a very low grade for their draft picks, but that doesn't mean that the additions to their roster won't change things up. The Colts added eight players from the draft and have signed 15 undrafted free agents. As they head into the minicamps and offseason play with 90 players, the coaches will be looking to see who will make the final cut for the season. Five veterans whose position may be threatened are Vick Ballard, Griff Whalen, Lance Louis, Winston Guy, and Henoc Muamba. While the players prepare for the season ahead, fans can already book their tickets, with prices starting at $17.
4/22/15 - Behind one of the league's top young quarterbacks, the Indianapolis Colts have once again emerged as one of the top teams in the NFL. In 2014, they knocked off the Cincinnati Bengals in the Wild Card Game to earn the right to face the Broncos and former Colts QB Peyton Manning. Andrew Luck did not fold up against the elder statesman, leading his Colts to a 24-13 victory before they were eventually eliminated by Tom Brady's New England Patriots. Indy will begin 2015 on the road as they face the Buffalo Bills in Week 1. They will host the Patriots in a Week 6, and encounter another rematch in Week 9 when the Broncos come to town. Tickets are on sale now for these and other great games in the upcoming 2015 season!
2014-2015 Season
1/20/15 - The season ended a little earlier than the Indianapolis Colts had hoped, but for a team that played above expectations all year, making it to the AFC championship game still represents quite an accomplishment. There is also no shame in being bested by Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, who simply could not be stopped on their own field Sunday evening, as they put an abrupt halt to Indy's Super Bowl aspirations with a 45-7 victory. Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and four teammates will make a final appearance on the field this season, January 25th at the 2015 Pro Bowl in Arizona. Luck will be joined by wide receiver T.Y. Hilton, cornerback Vontae Davis, kicker Adam Vinatieri and punter Pat McAfee. Tickets are still available for the NFL's annual showcase of the stars, starting at just $96!
1/13/15 - Taking on the Denver Broncos, The Indianapolis Colts knew that were in for a tough game. Peyton Manning is one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game, and he always has the chance to put up numbers quick. The Colt's defense stood strong in their playoff matchup, though. Manning was held to only one touchdown. For the Colts, Andrew Luck had a stellar performance. He went on to throw for 265 yards and scored twice. They ended up beating the Broncos 24-13. They are now set to take on the high-powered Patriots. If they can limit their turnovers and get their running game going, they have a great shot at going to the Super Bowl. It should be a competitive game for the fans, and it's a must-win game for both.
1/5/15 - The Indianapolis Colts beat the Cincinnati Bengals in the First Round Playoffs with a final score of 10-26. Going into halftime, the teams were fairly even at 10-13, but the Colts scored 10 points in the third quarter and kept the Bengals from scoring. A field goal in the fourth quarter increased the lead. The Colts meet the Denver Broncos in Sunday's game at Sports Authority Field in Denver. Denver had the bye week because of their spot in the rankings, so they've had some time to let their players heal. The two teams are matched on paper, but the favorite to win is Denver. The Colts need their fans in the Denver area to come out and support them in the playoff game. Razorgator has tickets available for the game starting at $104.
12/31/14 - Coming as no surprise, the Indianapolis Colts easily won their final game of the regular season against the Tennessee Titans. The Colts don't have much time to rest on their laurels, as they get ready to host the Cincinnati Bengals in their first postseason game on Sunday, January 4. The Bengals want redemption from the last time these teams met. The Colts won 27-0 in an embarrassing game for the Bengals. The Bengals haven't done well in the playoffs, losing in the first weekend in their last 3 times out, so the Colts are the predicted winner. They also have home field advantage. Razorgator has tickets for Indianapolis fans to show their support. Prices start at just $64. You'll want to get them now, before they're gone.
12/24/14 - The Indianapolis Colts clinched their division before going into last Sunday's game against the Cowboys, which was a good thing for them. In a surprising loss with a final score of 42-7, the Colts seemed to be absent from the field until the 4th quarter, when they scored their only touchdown. They have a chance to finish the season on a win when they travel to Nashville to play the Tennessee Titans in the final game of the regular season. Don't wait to get tickets to AFC game on January 3, so you can catch the Colts on their journey to Super Bowl. The Colts have been in the playoffs since 2002, and tickets will go fast as everyone wants to support this excellent team.
12/16/14 - The Indianapolis Colts have been stomping through their opponents in the past few months, racking up a four-game winning streak that they're hoping to continue when they meet the Dallas Cowboys this Sunday. Defeating the Houston Texans 10-17 last week brought the Colts to a record of 10-4 and ranked 1st in the AFC South. Indianapolis quarterback Andrew Luck's name says it all—he's been the team's quintessential rabbit's foot all season, throwing for more yards in his first three seasons than anyone else in the history of the NFL. But the Cowboys are coming in hot as well, on a two-game victory march, and they're going to put up a fight. Seats are still available and start at less than $50, so grab your tickets now to see two of the best teams in the NFL square off.
12/9/14 - One of the most dynamic offenses in the NFL right now is the Indianapolis Colts. They currently have a 9-4 record, and are 1rst in the AFC South division. Their last match up was against the Cleveland Browns. It was a close game for all 4 quarters, but the Colts pulled away 25-24. In their win, Andrew Luck threw for 294 yards and had 2 touchdowns. He looked great down the stretch, and he's proving to be a very reliable quarterback when his team needs him the most. Their next game is against the Houston Texans. It's going to be a battle, and in order for them to win, they are going to need to contain Arian Foster. You can buy tickets right now for $47.
12/3/14 - The 8-4 Indianapolis Colts have won two in a row, defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 23-3 on November 23, then dismantling the Washington Redskins 49-27 this past Sunday. Colts quarterback Andrew Luck had a huge day-he threw for 370 yards and a career-best five touchdowns against the Redskins, became the first quarterback in Colts history to throw two touchdown passes of over 70 yards, and he broke Peyton Manning's team record for most 300-yard games in a season with 10. Of their four remaining games this season, the Colts have only one more home game-Sunday, December 14 versus the Houston Texans. Crucial away games include contests against Cleveland, Dallas and Tennessee. Buy your tickets now and come out and support the AFC South division-leading Colts. Tickets start at only $52-be a part of the excitement!
11/24/14 - After a frustrating performance last week against the New England Patriots, the Indianapolis Colts are looking to redeem themselves this Sunday when they take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Colts have won four straight games against the Jaguars, and they're hoping for their fifth win this weekend. Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and his entire offensive line is likely to put up massive points against the Jaguars, and rumors of defensive end Arthur Jones' return to the lineup bodes well for Indianapolis. Running back Trent Richardson will be taking on more responsibility with Ahmad Bradshaw suffering a season-ending injury, but Richardson seems ready to take on the challenge. At 6-4, Indianapolis currently leads the AFC South, and playing the 1-9 Jaguars, that ranking is unlikely to change. Tickets to see the Colts take on the Jaguars start as low as $23, and are still available.
11/20/14 - When the Indianapolis Colts faced the New England Patriots in last Sunday's game, they didn't fare as well as hoped in a 42-20 final score with the Patriots gaining 28 of those points in the final half of the game. The Colts are still on top of the AFC South, but they have to watch out for the Houston Texans. You'll want to get your tickets for this coming Sunday's game when the Colts host the Jacksonville Jaguars. It's the second matchup for these teams, with Jacksonville wanting to even the score with a win. The Colts' quarterback, Andrew Luck, is having a great year, and the early predictions are that the Jaguars don't have a chance against him. Come out and show your support as the Colts work toward the Super Bowl.
11/12/14 - The Indianapolis Colts are solidly in first place in the AFC Southern Division with 6-3 record going into their bye week. Coming off of their bye week, they host the New England Patriots on the 16th. The Colts are leading the NFL in points per game, yards per game, and passing yards per game. They are on fire and need to win to maintain their strong lead over Houston in the division. The Colts' quarterback Andrew Luck is having a great season, the Colts are the favorite to win their Sunday game. The Patriots have the won the last four times the team have met. The last time the Colts beat the Patriots was in November, 2009. Get your tickets to see if the Colts can maintain their strong season and get to the Super Bowl.
11/5/14 - With a win against the New York Giants on Monday evening, the Indianapolis Colts stay in 1st in the AFC Southern Division. They enter their bye week with a record of 6-3, with five of those wins coming in succession only to be stopped by the Pittsburgh Steelers two weeks ago. The Colts will need the extra week of rest before they face off against the New England Patriots on the 16th. The Patriots rank 1st in the AFC Eastern Division and are a favorite to go to the Super Bowl in February, so the Colts will have to be on top of their game. Indianapolis is ranked first in passing yards with 336.5 yards per game. Their offense is having a great season. With the game on the Colts' home field, they'll want to play their best for their fans.
10/30/14 - After being torched for over 500 passing yards and six touchdowns by Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, the Indianapolis colts' pass defense ranks 21st in opponents' passing yards allowed. But with few exceptions, the Colts' offense has been able to overcome any defensive liabilities, with a passing attack that is first in the league in average yards per game.
10/10/14 - After a tough win against the Houston Texans in Texas earlier this season, the Indianapolis Colts are ready to keep fighting and reach their dreams of competing at the 2015 Superbowl. However, it won't come without a little bit of work. On Sunday, November 16th, the Colts will take on the New England Patriots at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Next up on the team's schedule is a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars followed by the Washington Redskins. On December 14th, during their last home game of the year, the Colts will get another chance to earn a second win against the Houston Texans. Don't miss out as this team works for more wins to add to their record during the 2014-2015 season and purchase tickets today.
9/24/14 - Now this is more like it. The Indianapolis Colts collected their first win of the season, defeating Jacksonville 44-17 last weekend. Andrew Luck was spectacular, throwing for 370 yards – of which roughly two-thirds were racked up in an impressive first half which saw the Colts run out to a 30-0 lead; Luck tossed three of his four touchdown passes in the half, then rung up a fourth score midway through the fourth quarter, after which he yielded to backup Matt Hasselbeck for the remainder of the game. The defense even got in on the fun, as Greg Toler collected a 47-yard pick-six off rookie Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles in the fourth quarter.
9/16/14 - No wins and two losses – it's certainly not how the Indianapolis Colts expected to start off the 2014 season, and definitely not by a total of 10 points. But that's how things have started in central Indiana, falling in Week 1 to a comeback effort by the Master of Comebacks, former Colts QB Peyton Manning and his current team Denver; and in Week 2, to Nick Foles and Philadelphia. The Colts' own signal-caller, Andrew Luck, has led the team to No. 7 in the league in passing yards per game; while the running game is 20th in the league, averaging 111.5 rushing yards per game. Coming up in Week 3 is an opportunity to make an impact in the division, with a trip to north Florida and Jacksonville.
9/9/14 - Andrew's Luck fell just short. The Indianapolis Colts quarterback rallied his troops, but fell just short; as ultimately, it was the Denver Broncos' Peyton Manning's experience – as well as a 24-point lead Denver jumped out to in the first half – as the Broncos held off the Colts in the 2014 season's first Sunday night game. Luck finished the game with 35 completions out of 53 throws for 370 yards and two touchdowns; but he also had a pair of picks and three sacks. More heartening to Colts fans has to be the performance of Reggie Wayne, who was back up to his old tricks, pulling in nine catches for 98 yards – but no scores yet. Manning collected 269 yards on 22-of-36 passing, with three touchdown passes, all to Julius Thomas, who emerged as Manning's prime target. Thomas hauled in seven passes total for 104 yards, and Emmanuel Sanders had six catches for 77 yards.
9/4/14 - It was Chandler Harnish's night last weekend to run the Indianapolis Colts offense; unfortunately, the Colts failed to move the ball well, resulting in a 35-7 loss to Cincinnati to wrap up their preseason schedule. Harnish was 13-for-24 passing for 102 yards; while he did have the lone scoring strike, a seven-yarder to Da'Rick Rogers, he also threw a 33-yard pick-six and was sacked five times by the Cincinnati defense. David Fluellen led the Colts' ground game with 17 carries for 53 yards total, and a long of nine yards; Rogers and Weslye Saunders both had a pair of receptions.
9/3/14 - Andrew Luck and the Colts travel to Mile High Stadium to face Peyton Manning and the Super Bowl runner-up Broncos on Sunday in what should be a high-scoring shootout. Manning will look to beat his former team for the first time since signing with Denver three years ago with Colts tickets averaging $327 for the contest.
8/26/14 - While Andrew Luck had a solid game for the Indianapolis Colts, it was visiting signal-caller Drew Brees who really shone as New Orleans handed the Colts their third loss of the postseason, 23-17. Luck was 10-for-18 passing for 103 yards including a 21-yard a scoring strike to Coby Fleener in the first quarter, but Luck was also picked off once and sacked for a loss of seven yards as well. Daniel "Boom" Herron, a rookie running back from Ohio State, led the Colts rushing attack with 68 yards on eight carries. Even more promising, though, was the return of receiver Reggie Wayne, who played for the first time this year.
8/21/14 - After two weeks of games, the Indianapolis Colts are 0-for-New York, having lost to the Jets and Giants in consecutive contests, with the most recent game, a 27-26 comeback by the Giants, especially painful – as the Colts led 26-0 midway through the final quarter before allowing the visitors 27 unanswered points. Andrew Luck was 12-for-18 passing for 89 yards and a score for the Colts, with five of those catches by Hakeem Nicks, who signed with the Colts this spring as a free agent. The Colts' other primary wideout, Reggie Wayne, was held out of action for the second straight week. Backup quarterback Chandler Harnish completed 11 passes for 115 yards, and also rushed twice, gaining 20 yards.
8/14/14 - If their former general manager, Bill Polian – now an ESPN football analyst – had had his way, the Indianapolis Colts would have been a much different squad. The Indianapolis Star reported in a recent story that Polian wanted to draft former Texas Christian quarterback (and current Cincinnati Bengal) Andy Dalton with their first round pick, to serve as then-starting signal-caller Peyton Manning's understudy. However, the Colts ended up choosing left tackle Anthony Castonzo, who has been a durable presence on the Colts offensive line, having missed just four games over the course of his three seasons. (Dalton would ultimately fall to the second round and the Bengals.)
7/30/14 - From the Jets to the Bears to the 49ers – and now with the Indianapolis Colts, offensive coordinator (formerly a quarterbacks coach) Pep Hamilton has become noted for his use of a versatile tight end to add another weapon to his offensive scheme. Hamilton first noticed the capability of a big tight end who could stretch the field with Vernon Davis of the 49ers. Hamilton may have such a versatile weapon on the Colts in the person of Dwayne Allen, who is hoping that 2014 is his breakout season. He was the starting tight end in 2013, but suffered a season-ending hip injury in the first game of the season. While Coby Fleener filled the role admirably last season, the injury to Allen turned the Colts into "a one dimensional, one tight end passing game," calling the situation "totally different" than what was planned. A healthy Allen expects to show the NFL just what the Colts are capable of in 2014.
7/30/14 - After landing the number one overall pick just a few seasons ago, the Indianapolis Colts are looking to win their third straight division title. Andrew Luck has proven to be every bit as good as people thought when the team drafted him with that top pick. With the Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans in the division the Colts don't have real stiff competition for the title. Their season has a rough start, though; with an opening weekend road game to Denver to play the defending AFC champion Denver Broncos that is averaging $492 according to RazorGator.
7/23/14 - Talk about making an entrance. Indianapolis Colts receiver Reggie Wayne made his typical grand arrival at Colts training camp at Anderson (Ind.) University a quite memorable, and in some ways appropriate, one – in an Indy car of the type raced at the famed Indianapolis 500. Wayne, who is well-known for making a big entrance at training camp (past years have included a helicopter, a military convoy, and a bus full of kids), has been completely cleared for this year's camp after missing just over half of last season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament. The car was driven by pro Ed Carpenter; the duo got in the car after exiting Interstate 69, and drove it the rest of the way into the city of Anderson and to the site of training camp.
7/23/14 - With Andrew Luck under center the Indianapolis Colts are a very dangerous team as they proved in the NFL Playoffs last season with a 28 point comeback victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, the second largest in postseason history. Luck will need to have that type of game if they are going to start the season with a victory on the road at the Denver Broncos with Colts tickets going for $492 on average according to RazorGator.
7/17/14 - The Indianapolis Colts welcomed Peyton Manning with open arms last season when he made his return to Lucas Oil Stadium in a hard fought win. This year Manning will be the one doing the hosting as Indianapolis will travel to the Mile High City to begin the season as Colts tickets are going for just under $500 on average for the game according to RazorGator.
7/16/14 - Last year, the Indianapolis Colts acquired running back Trent Richardson from Cleveland right before their Week 3 contest with San Francisco, giving up a first round draft pick to the Browns. Unfortunately, Richardson could not hold on to the starting job, and averaged only 2.9 yards per carry last year. This year, though, the Colts are prepared to give Richardson another shot as the featured back in their offense, and to that end, Richardson has been studying the playbook closely in preparation, which should allow him to be more of a natural runner, not having to think and overthink what he needs to do and where to be. Offensive coordinator noted to ESPN.com that Richardson "has benefited tremendously from the extra classroom time."
7/10/14 - The Colts cheapest game of the season comes against their AFC South division opponent, the Jacksonville Jaguars. This Week 13 matchup will potentially pit Andrew Luck against the top quarterback taken in this years draft, Blake Bortles, as Colts tickets are averaging just $120 with a Get-in of $36 according to RazorGator.
7/9/14 - The top pick in the 2014 NFL Draft wants to introduce himself to the top pick in the 2012 draft – the hard way. Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck had a target put on him by Houston linebacker Jadeveon Clowney, who revealed some of his goals for the upcoming season, which was picked up by Fox Sports Southwest. "My goal in the NFL is to sack Andrew Luck," Clowney said, noting "(he's) in my division…he's a dangerous quarterback, very smart with the ball." No word from QB Luck, who probably hopes to avoid such an introduction for not only this season, but many years to come.
7/8/14 - Andrew Luck has been everything the Indianapolis Colts dreamed he would be when they drafted him first overall in the 2012 NFL Draft out of Stanford. The second generation NFL quarterback led the Colts to back to back playoff appearances in his first two years in the league but according to RazorGator that hasn't led to Colts tickets increasing in price as only one game is going for over $150 on average, their Week 11 game against the New England Patriots at $231.
6/19/14 - One of the key members of the Indianapolis Colts' Super Bowl XLI championship squad has announced his retirement. Dallas Clark, the tight end, spent nine years with the Colts and was a favorite target of former Colts quarterback Peyton Manning during his years in Indy. Clark set an NFL postseason record during that season with 317 yards receiving and the second highest number of receptions all-time with 21; his top regular season marks came in 2009 when he pulled in 100 passes for a total of 1,106 yards and 10 scores. Clark left the team after 2011 and spent a year each with Tampa Bay (47 catches, 435 yards, 4 TDs in 2012) and Baltimore (31 catches, 343 yards, 3 TDs in 2013).
6/16/14 - Last season, veteran Indianapolis Colts wideout Reggie Wayne went out for the season in Week 7 with a torn ACL (anterior cruciate ligament). The 35-year-old Wayne has spent the offseason rehabbing the knee after surgery to repair the damaged ligament; although he did not take part in recent team OTAs (organized team activities), Fox Sports reports that quarterback Andrew Luck has been a witness to Wayne's recovery, saying, "He.s going ro be back better than ever…He's a freak." Though the Colts picked up another top veteran receiver in Hakeem Nicks this offseason, it's expected that Wayne will continue to provide veteran leadership in 2014.
6/3/14 - Some important talk is taking place this offseason around the Indianapolis Colts, but it has nothing to do with the players or on-field performance. In March, owner Jim Irsay was arrested and ultimately charged with two misdemeanor counts, one of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and one of operating a vehicle with a controlled substance in the body. For players, the usual punishment for such transgressions is a two-game fine; but there is talk that Irsay, as a team owner, should be held to a higher standard and thus receive a stiffer penalty from the league, up to and including a suspension. The league is reviewing the case in light of the charges, but has indicated they will wait until the case works its way through the legal system.
5/29/14 - On the field last year, the Indianapolis Colts were looking to become a power running team. This season, new offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton wants the Colts to be a "score-first team," according to ESPN.com. Hamilton goes on to say, "We're going to do whatever we need to do to score one more point than our opponent." The ESPN piece went on to note that the Colts started out being a run-oriented squad, but injuries and lack of performance from their backfield turned them into a no-huddle squad by the end of the season.
5/21/14 - The Colts selected just five players in this year's draft, and two of the most intriguing are the second-round pick of Ohio State offensive tackle Jack Mewhort, and in the next round, Ole Miss receiver Donte Moncrief. While the Colts have an excess of receivers coming to training camp this season, some project Moncrief as a potential replacement for longtime Colts go-to guy Reggie Wayne. While Moncrief is considered a "raw" project player, he will be able to refine his craft under Wayne's watchful eye. Many pundits were surprised that the Colts failed to pick a safety with one of their choices, as they're widely considered in need of one.
5/12/14 – The Colts selected offensive lineman Jack Mewhort (Ohio State) in the second round of the NFL draft; picked as an offensive lineman, the All-American left tackle is prepared to play at any position that he is needed. In the third round, Indianapolis selected Donte Moncrief (Mississippi); the receiver may not start right away (with Reggie Wayne, T.Y. Hilton, and Hakeem Nicks) but is looked at as the future of this position as six-time Pro Bowl selection Wayne and Nicks will be free agents at the end of the season. Like their roster, the price of Indianapolis Colts tickets did not change much during the draft. At an average price of $156, Colts tickets are sixth cheapest in the league and you'll get to watch a top-level product on the field!
4/17/14 - The Indianapolis Colts will open up their four-game preseason with a road matchup against the New York Jets. Both teams have big debuts, whether it's veteran QB Michael Vick or starter Geno Smith for the Jets, or the newly acquired Arthur Jones and Hakeem Nicks on the Colts. Week 2's game may not be a Manning Bowl, but Indianapolis will host the New York Giants, where Nicks will face his former squad. Probably their biggest exhibition game of the summer falls on Aug 23 against the New Orleans Saints in primetime. This will give Andrew Luck a shot at Drew Brees in his first-ever appearance at Lucas Oil Stadium. Indy will conclude their preseason at the Cincinnati Bengals for the 11th consecutive regional-rivalry finale; Indianapolis Colts tickets are available for the Week 4 game, at $21 to start in the Lower Level.
Peyton Manning's former team will open the regular season in Denver behind Andrew Luck who defeated his predecessor in their first-ever matchup in 2013. Andrew Luck vs. Peyton Manning Part II is second most expensive game in Mile High this year averaging $451. In regards to the reunion games: linebacker D'Qwell Jackson will face his former team in Cleveland in Week 14, defensive lineman Arthur Jones will go up against his former squad when they visit Sports Authority Field at Mile High (avg. $272) in Week 5, and receiver Hakeen Nicks will finally have a shot at the Washington Redskins (avg. $171) in Week 13 at home. The November 30 meeting will also feature the top two picks in the 2012 draft, Luck and Robert Griffin III, in one of the
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. Overall, the price of Indianapolis Colts tickets at Lucas Oil Stadium are very similar to last year, up just three percent on the secondary market and averaging $216.
2013-2014 Season
2/12/14 – The Colts 2013 season ended in New England when the Patriots outscored Indianapolis 43-22 in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. An AFC Championship is feasible in 2014 as the Colts have the easiest schedule in the league and are projected to have the second-most salary cap space with upwards of $33 million to work with. Aside from Divisional opponents, the AFC South Champions will play New England in a AFC divisional round rematch, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Washington, and Philadelphia at Lucas Oil Stadium. Most recently, the Colts announced they have hired Rob Chudzinski (Browns) as a special assistant to the head coach.
1/6/14 - The Indianapolis Colts pulled off the comeback of a lifetime when they recovered from a 28-point deficit to take the Wild Card win over Kansas City. Andrew Luck and company will have to bring their most determined game again when they visit the New England Patriots in the AFC divisional round. Indianapolis Colts tickets are just $254 on average to be there Saturday night for the Luck-Brady shootout at Gillette Stadium.
12/30/13- The Indianapolis Colts accomplished an easy victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, 10-30 on Sunday, granting them the No. 4 AFC seed. Though we've known the Colts were in the playoff picture weeks ago, after Sunday's final regular season games ended, it became evident that a big rematch was in order: Indianapolis will host the No. 5 seed Kansas City Chiefs in the first Wild Card Round game this Saturday. In their last meeting, the Colts annihilated the Chiefs—see if they can embarrass them again and score a trip to the Division Playoff round! Andrew Luck is playing the best of his career, after setting the NFL record for most passing yards through two starting seasons (8,196), so he will prove formidable against Alex Smith and a weaker KC offense. Indianapolis Colts playoff tickets start at just $66 but jump up to $501 on average to see these two AFC heavy weights duke it out at Lucas Oil Stadium.
12/23/13 - In what was deemed an AFC playoff preview, the Indianapolis Colts embarrassed the Kansas City Chiefs in their own house 23-7. Indianapolis' defense obliterated KC and caused four turnovers, four sacks and two interceptions, improving from lackluster performances over the last couple weeks. The Colts will host the Jacksonville Jaguars this Sunday, looking to end the regular season on a good note and get ready for their future wild-card opponent (possibly the Chiefs). Indianapolis Colts tickets are just $40 to get-in before prices shoot up for playoffs!
12/16/13 - The Indianapolis Colts tightened their grip on the AFC South, trouncing the doomed Houston Texans on Sunday, 25-3. After getting crushed by Cincinnati last week, Andrew Luck and company got their mojo back and looked much smoother yesterday to hand Houston their twelfth straight loss. Luck started the day off with a touchdown pass to Griff Whalen, marking Indy's first opening drive touchdown since Week 3, a vast improvement as fans were getting used to their complacent team playing catch-up in previous games. Next week, Indianapolis Colts tickets are just $67 when they travel to Kansas City to take on the Chiefs, a team that is also guaranteed a playoff spot.
12/9/13 - The Indianapolis Colts were dismantled by the Cincinnati Bengals yesterday, 42-28. Racking up an unsurprising first half deficit of 14 points, the Colts were unable to accomplish their usual second half come-from-behind victory, allowing the Bengals a pair of touchdowns in each of the remaining quarters. Though painful, the game didn't hurt the Colt's postseason chances, as Indy still clinched the AFC South division title with Tennessee's defeat on Sunday! Still, the loss certainly caught the team off guard and revealed some weaknesses, so Andrew Luck and company will look to clean up their game and bounce back against Houston, when they host the Texans at home. Indianapolis Colts tickets are a steal at $15 to get in and just $68 on average.
12/3/13 - The Indianapolis Colts are now heavy favorites to run away with the AFC South title, after a victorious trounce of the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium (22-14). Andrew Luck wasn't his usual show-stopping self, but that was okay, as veteran kicker Adam Vinatieri (oldest player in the NFL) tied his career-best 5 field goals and matched a league record with four field goals of at least 40 yards in one game. Indy will next travel to Cincinnati, looking to crack the Bengals and their notorious defense and secure their division crown. Indianapolis Colts tickets start at a moderate $43 and average at $116 this Sunday.
11/25/13 - The Indianapolis Colts were crushed by the Arizona Cardinals, 11-40, on Sunday. As usual, the Colts fell behind early in the game, but this time, Indianapois couldn't dig themselves out of the deficit as it got larger and larger. Arizona's Carson Palmer and the offense ran amok the Colts' defense, while Indianapolis' injury laden offense was seriously lacking in the run game. Despite the loss, Chuck Pagano and company still have sole possession of the lead in their division, and they will try tightening their grasp when they go head to head against the Tennessee Titans next week. Indianapolis Colts tickets are just $18 to get in for the AFC South showdown!
11/19/13- The Indianapolis Colts defeated the flailing Tennessee Titans by a 3-point margin in the AFC South battle Thursday night (30-27). After trailing in the first half, 17-3, Andrew Luck scored an 11-yard TD run and swung the momentum in the Colts' favor for yet another come-from-behind victory. Indianapolis has now pulled 3 games ahead of the Titans, the closest rivals in contention in the division, all but clinching a playoff spot. The Colts will travel to Arizona to play the Cardinals next Sunday, a game that offers the lowest price of the week by far! Indianapolis Colts tickets start at just $6 a seat!
11/12/13 - The Indianapolis Colts were not only upset, but were blown out by the St. Louis Rams, bested 38-8 on Sunday. In their worst home loss in 20 years, the Colts looked entirely unprepared: Andrew Luck played perhaps a career-worst game with 3 picks and a costly fumble, and the defense allowed Rams rookie Tavon Austin to take it to the house three times. Coach Pagano and company will try and brush off Week 10's glaring blemish on an otherwise first-rate season, when they take on the Tennessee Titans under Thursday Night lights. Indianapolis Colts tickets are just $23 to get in and $92 on average.
11/5/13 - In a hard-fought Sunday night win, the Indianapolis Colts defeated the Houston Texans 27-24, despite trailing for three quarters. Andrew Luck lead a stunning fourth quarter rally from an 18 point deficit, to top the opposition, making the Colts 3-0 over teams headed into playoffs (San Francisco, Denver, Seattle). Although Houston head coach Gary Kubiak collapsed at half time and was subsequently rushed to the hospital, in a post-game interview Andrew Luck related that his team was unaware of the incident. The Colts will move forward, hoping to make their mark even deeper in the AFC when they face the St. Louis Rams next Sunday. Indianapolis Colts tickets are just $9 to get in!
10/29/13 - The Indianapolis Colts will be fresh off their bye week to face the wayward Houston Texans at Reliant Stadium. Still feeling the loss of Reggie Wayne from a battering Week 7 victory over the Broncos, Andrew Luck will have to make use of his other targets, namely Darrius Heyward-Bey and T.Y. Hilton, who is averaging 58.9 yards per game. At the mid-point, the AFC South kings are provided with a softer schedule, playing the likes of the Rams, Jaguars, Titans and Cardinals for the second half of the season. Indy is looking to start things off right this Sunday by handing the Texans their 6th straight loss. Indianapolis Colts tickets are a moderately priced $38 to get in.
10/22/13 - Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts spoiled Peyton Manning's homecoming in their Sunday victory over the previously undefeated Denver Broncos. While emotions were running high under daunting Sunday night-lights, Luck conducted yet another masterful game, out dueling the legendary Manning after his tribute. The showdown resulted in the student upsetting the professor, as Andrew Luck threw 21 of 38 for 228 yards, 4 TDs (one rushing) and no interceptions, as the Colts came up 39-33. Unfortunately Indianapolis did not leave Lucas Oil Stadium unscathed that night: a devastating blow came in the fourth quarter, when veteran receiver Reggie Wayne (in his 189th consecutive game, the longest among active players) went down on the field for yet another major injury in Week 7 of the NFL. Wayne sustained a season-ending ACL tear after trying to salvage a wayward pass from Luck, who blames himself for the injury. The "Bronco Busters" will enjoy their much needed bye week before tre
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The Women's Board of Winnetka Community House kicked off the annual Antiques + Modernism Winnetka with its benefit preview party on the eve of the show.
More than 300 collectors, treasure hunters and interior designers came together for a first glimpse of the design and style affair that offers attendees the opportunity to purchase stunning and unique pieces from some of the country's finest dealers. Industry professionals from ASID Illinois shopped the show ahead of the opening and tagged their top design picks.
The bottom line More than $100,000 was raised to support the Women's Board, a nonprofit that provides volunteers and financial support for the Winnetka Community House.


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London is a diverse city, rich with intellectual, cultural and social opportunities. NYU London students are able to decide the shape of their study away experience in large measure for themselves, by picking and choosing from this extraordinary diversity.
Each semester, NYU London offers approximately 60 courses, across a broad range of subject areas. Many of these courses include co-curricular activity, so that London and the whole of the UK become part of the extended class room. In almost every subject area, London is the home to professional societies which run a full program of talks, seminars, and lectures, many of which are advertised and open to NYU London students.
NYU London recognizes the importance for students attending our program to meet and integrate with the wider community. We believe that Community Service can provide a unique opportunity to meet people from very different walks of life in a range of situations that they might not have experienced before. Community Service also enables students to give something back to the local community, to learn new skills and to have fun!
Each semester, NYU London organises day trips to places such as the beautiful city of Bath and the academic centers of Cambridge and Oxford. In addition, an extensive programme of activities is planned to places of historic and cultural interest within the London area.
On your own or with friends, you may choose to visit Windsor Castle or Hampton Court, Henry VIII's opulent palace by the Thames, both of which are close by. Other popular destinations in Britain include York, Manchester, and the coastal towns of Cornwall and Devon. Outside the UK, Paris can be reached in 2 and a half hours direct by the Eurostar train, while Amsterdam, Barcelona, and Rome are only a short plane ride away.
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In modern warfare 3 you can now earn streak points for taking out enemy aircraft. Does the aircraft a SAM turret takes out count for streaks?
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I believe using kill streak weapons like using the predator missile to kill another player, does count towards another kill streak, but I don't think that SAM turret aircraft kills do.
The SAM Turret is used for clearing the skies of enemy killstreaks, it does not add to your pointstreak. Using it does give you XP though and after calling in a certain amount of SAM Turrets you complete the challenge "Keeping Em' Down".


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Since being named executive director of the Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame in March, Rick Whobrey has traversed the Commonwealth drumming up interest, raising funds and spreading the gospel of high school hoops to anyone who will listen.
This Saturday, the hard work of Whobrey and countless others involved in establishing the Hall will pay off, as the inaugural 16-member class is inducted at State Theater in Elizabethtown.
"We think this is not just a huge sporting event, but it's a historic event," Whobrey said. "Never before and certainly never again will this collection of basketball legends ever be in one place, in one room at the same time."
The star-studded slate of inductees includes Louisville-area legends Darrell Griffith, Wes Unseld and the late Ralph Beard.
Plans for the Hall of Fame were initiated by the Kentucky Association of Basketball Coaches roughly four years ago, and 100 members will be inducted by 2018, the centennial of sanctioned high school basketball in the state.
In Elizabethtown a permanent brick-and-mortar museum to house the Hall of Fame is in the works, and according to Whobrey, a host of other initiatives are planned, including coaching seminars, a speaker circuit and even the development of basketball-themed lesson plans for elementary schools.
"We believe strongly that high school basketball is such (an important) part of the fabric of Kentucky, whether you're in the big city or in the rural areas," said Whobrey. "It's been real exciting to see (the Hall of Fame) take shape and to see the excitement in the players and coaches who are going in."
Tickets ($30) are still available and can be purchased by calling 270.234.8354. A reception begins at 6 p.m. followed by the inductions at 8.
The Inaugural Class of Inductees:
"King" Kelly Coleman, Wayland
Wes Unseld, Seneca
Jim McDaniels, Allen County
Darrell Griffith, Male
Geri Grigsby, McDowell
Clemette Haskins, Warren Central
Rex Chapman, Apollo
Richie Farmer, Clay County
Bobby Keith (coach), Clay County
Roy Bowling (coach), Laurel County
S.T. Roach (coach), Lexington Dunbar
Cliff Hagan, Owensboro
Wallace "Wah Wah" Jones, Harlan
Ralph Beard, Male
Ralph Carlisle (coach), Lafayette
Clem Haskins, Taylor County
Carlisle, Roach and Beard are deceased.
The Kentucky-Indiana Volleyball Academy (KIVA) 14-White squad capped a successful season last month by winning the Club Division at the 39th annual AAU Girls' Junior National Championships in Orlando, Fla.
Featuring more than 1700 teams, AAU Nationals is one of the country's largest volleyball events.
The KIVA side, made up primarily of rising freshmen, entered the four-day tournament as the No. 23 seed among 144 teams in its division, then dropped only two games en route to a 14-0 record.
In the finals at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, KIVA prevailed 25-19, 25-15 over local rival MidAmerica Volleyball Association (MAVA) 14-Blue.
The win carried even more meaning as it came just two weeks after the passing of coach Mike Ewals' wife, Alice, who died suddenly of leukemia at the age of 49.
"It was a very bittersweet month for us. My two daughters (Alice-Marie, 23, and Caitlyn, 21) really pushed for me to go down to AAUs and finish out the season with my team," Ewals said.
"The elation of winning and then seeing my two girls run onto the court and come to me was a very special moment, and we felt like my wife was up there watching over us."
Team members visited the hospital during Alice's month-long fight against the disease, then dedicated the tournament to her memory, wearing orange shoelaces for leukemia awareness.
"For 14-year-old girls to have the maturity level that they did going down there, knowing everything that has happened. …[I]t was a storybook ending, it really was," said Ewals.
KIVA's Mikaila Humphrey was named tournament MVP. Meghan Malloy and Shelby Olsen of KIVA, Kassi Clayton, Elly Burke and Jaclyn Fischer of MAVA and Anna Zwiebel and Casey Foote of Union Volleyball Club were local players who earned All-Star recognition.
In twelve seasons at J-town, Jeff Morrow transformed the Chargers basketball program from Seventh-Region also-ran into a state powerhouse, winning two regional crowns and the 2006 state title.
Then, in May 2011 he abruptly resigned, telling The Courier-Journal it was "time to step back and figure out what direction I want to go."
Now, following a one-year hiatus, Morrow will again pace the sidelines after being named boys' basketball coach at Iroquois High School.
"Last year was good in many ways. I enjoyed a break, but reaffirmed that I want to keep doing it," said Morrow, who went 250-118 at J-town. He replaces Michael Stinnett, who posted a 126-71 record in seven seasons.
"Iroquois has had a strong tradition in basketball. They've had some great coaches…and really good players," Morrow said. "We're going to do our very best to be successful right away."
The Raiders went 14-11 last season and were eliminated by Doss in district play.
Contact columnist Chris Cahill at email@example.com.


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