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Monday, April 18, 2011

!: Authors @ Google: Jeffrey Ma

Jeff Ma is the author of the advantage of home: a game of chance of winning big in business. demonstrated as part of the infamous MIT team brings in the classic Ben Mezrich of fat, Jeff Ma mathematics and statistics will be used to the game of blackjack and handsome rewards to dominate in the casinos. Years later, Ma is not only a best seller and hit movie that inspired, but also three different companies, the last of them began Citizen Sports is an innovative combination of sport and bettingDigital technology, and launched a successful career as an entrepreneur to speak. The House Edge is a vision of modern mathematics Ma in the world of statistics and makes them for a broader range of companies. He argues that the figures the key to the analysis of almost everything in the world of business, identifying and exploiting inefficiencies in the global market have several backup plans in anticipation are all odds. Ma business stories and lessonsinteresting because they are universal.

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Monday, April 11, 2011

The wisdom of kids is undeniable. Often, we as parents like to pride ourselves with the knowledge we will one day have passed onto our kids, but what about the knowledge they already possess? When was the last time you notion about the wisdom your child can share with you. Children have such an innocent outlook on the world and life, and it is phenomenal to see just how much they have already figured out over their relatively short life of just four, six, eight, and 11 years.

Relax, enjoy, and maybe even learn a few things, as these kids talk the age old quandary, When I grow up...

" I want to be the first lady president of the United States."- Emma, age 11 " I want to be a doctor. I will help sick kids. I will give them shots. I want them to be happy"- Cynthia, age 7 " I want to be a vet and an artist. I like to make pictures. I want to be a teacher and teach kids. I want to be a doctor and a nurse."- Jessica, age 9 " I will help take care of the dogs and cats. I want to be a vet. I want to help make them better."- Peyton, age 10 " I wanna be a princess." - Megan, age 3 " Maybe I can be a doctor, or an artist (like I am) and, maybe I could be a vet, so I could help animals feel better, and I would probably like to be builder or maybe music player or....well that's I think all I wanna be for now" - Emma, age 6 " I want to be a rapper or something because it just seems fun. I want to be a MacDonald's guy so I can eat lots of food."- Eric, age 8 " I wanna be ice cream scooper" - Lisa, age 4 "(I want) to be single, because then you can just play video Games instead of having to be all romantic and stuff."- Tyler, age 10 " I want to be a hairdresser." - Lisa, age 8 " I wanna be a dragon rider." - Jake, age 4 " I want to be a policeman. I will send the bad citizen to jail."- Travis, age 6 " I can be a coach. I can be an artist. I can teach first grade."- Jilly, age 8 " (I will) spend most of (my) time playing instead of going to work."- Tom, age 7 " I want to go to work. If I don't go to work, I will be a football player."- Justin, age 8 " I'm gonna live in the library. They have a copy machine!"- Casey, age 7 " I will play in the Nfl. I want to be a running back in the Nfl. I want to be on the 49ers."- James, age 9 " I want to play football. I want to be like Brett Farver. He plays for the Packers." - John, age 8 "I want to work with sharks because I love them and think they are interesting." - Anonymous, age 11 "A Barbie."- Anonymous, age 5 " I don't want to grow up, I don't want to work" - Sara, 5 "An Indy car driver, or if I cannot be that I want to be a wrestler, and if that doesn't work I want to be a Nascar driver."- Anonymous, age 9

When I Grow Up

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Thursday, March 31, 2011

The Name of the Third (Other) Manning Brother is Cooper - Son to Archie & Brother to Peyton and Eli

!: The Name of the Third (Other) Manning Brother is Cooper - Son to Archie & Brother to Peyton and Eli

The Manning house is one of the most respected and complete families in the history of the game of football. Father Archie as well as sons Eli and Peyton were each star quarterbacks in high school, college, and at last the Nfl. The seldom discussed story is that in addition to mother Olivia Manning there is an additional one member of the house that can not put the accomplishment of paramount National Football League (Nfl) quarterback on their resume and that person is the third son Cooper, brother to both Eli and Peyton.

Cooper Manning will likely spend the rest of his life being referred to either behind his back or to his face as the third Manning brother. Unlike his complete brothers and father he does not have muli-million dollar contracts paying him as much as hundreds of thousands of dollars a week. Nor does he have the fame and admiration that comes from excelling at a coveted position (quarterback) at the highest level.

Archie Manning, the head of the family, first became a household name while playing quarterback for the University of Mississippi (commonly referred to as Ole Miss) in 1969 and 1970. The Heisman Trophy (given annually to the most superior college football player) candidate went on to attain wealth and fame in the Nfl where as a pro quarterback he was superior to two pro bowls and was once named the Nfc nasty Player of the Year in 1978.

Archie met his wife Olivia while the two were students at Ole Miss. Archie was in a fraternity (Sigma Nu) and Olivia was in a sorority (Delta Gamma). Archie was the star quarterback of the college football team and Olivia was the homecoming queen her senior year. The join married and had three sons: Cooper (born in 1974), Peyton (born in 1976), and Eli (born in 1981). Peyton and Eli are both customary due to their Nfl success as each of the two sons have won a Super Bowl and both have even been named Super Bowl Mvps (in consecutive years - Peyton in 2007 and Eli in 2008).

Cooper Manning is the often forgotten son but he is very comfortable with this fact and enjoys the anonymity that comes with being the non-celebrity brother. Cooper at 6'4" is a similar size to the other men in his immediate house as his father Archie is 6'3", brother Peyton is 6'5", and brother Eli is 6'4". In his youth Cooper was a standout football player in his own right who had aspirations of playing at the highest level. The All-State wide receiver was a very touted college expectation who intended on playing for Ole Miss in the Southeast discussion (Sec) before the analysis of a spinal health known as spinal stenosis put an end to his football career.

Cooper enjoys the success of his brothers without jealousy as any good sibling should. Cooper, who lives in his home town of New Orleans, has the occupation of being a partner in an power venture firm known as Howard Weil. Following the February 2008 Super Bowl win by his youngest brother Eli on the heels of the 2007 Super Bowl win by Peyton, Cooper was asked by New York Magazine if it feels weird to be the only brother that has not won a Super Bowl. His light hearted response was, "well, there's a lot of pressure on me next year. I'm not quite sure what I'm going to do."

The Name of the Third (Other) Manning Brother is Cooper - Son to Archie & Brother to Peyton and Eli

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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Coach Stock!

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a look at my collection of coaches, sorry for some blurry picturesss!

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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Top 12 Sets of Athletic Siblings

!: Top 12 Sets of Athletic Siblings

Have you seen the Tv market for Oreos in which the Williams sisters and Manning brothers both appear, playafully bickering and bantering as real brothers and sisters do?

That got us to mental about other sublime American athletic brothers and sisters. The Williamses and Mannings are a good start as you couldn't think of great sports siblings ... Venus and Serena can boast 16 Grand Slam singles tennis championships in the middle of them, and seven in doubles; and Peyton and Eli both have won a Super Bowl as Nfl quarterbacks.

Here are some other families to remember, and the key to choice is that the siblings have to be similarly finished ... I.e., you could mention brothers Hank and Tommie Aaron as both appeared in the majors, but Hall of Famer Hank played in 3,298 Games and obscure Tommie in just 437, so they don't make our list. Sorry, ladies, the Williamses are the only sublime U.S. Athletic sisters we could come up with.

Here's the rest of our top 12 (we couldn't keep it to 10) and the decades of their main performance. Bear in mind, there have been more than 300 sets of brothers just in expert baseball and football each, so there's a lot to pick from and our apologies in strengthen if there's someone we should have mentioned and didn't.

The Barber* brothers, football, 2000s: Tiki was a star running back for the Giants; Ronde still starts at cornerback for the Tampa Bay Bucs. Both have made All-Pro.

The Browner brothers, football, 1980s: This is probably our championship set of athletic brothers with four ... Four! ... Of 'em having played in the Nfl. Ross, a huge star at Notre Dame, and Joey each spent 10 years in the pros but Jim and Keith also enjoyed important time.

The Dean brothers, baseball, 1930s: Colorful Hall of Famer Dizzy won 30 Games for the Cardinals in 1934 and 28 the next year; teammate and brother Paul won 19 games each those two years.

The DiMaggio brothers, baseball, 1930s, '40s and '50s: everyone knows Joe with the Yankees but Dom also excelled for the Red Sox, foremost the Al twice in runs and once in triples. A third brother, Vince, also made the majors and drove in 100 runs in 1941 with the Pirates but is also unfortunately noted for striking out 134 times in 1938, a huge whole and in fact a report back then.

The Grant* brothers, basketball, 1990s: Horace, 6-foot-10, started at power transmit for the Bulls' great three consecutive Nba championship teams (1991-93); Harvey, 6-8, spent 11 years in the Nba with assorted squads, and averaged over 18 points a game in three seasons.

The Mahre* brothers, skiing, 1980s: Phil took gold in the slalom at the 1984 Winter Olympics, Steve finishing right behind him.

The Matthews brothers, football, 1980s: Bruce was a Hall of Fame nasty guard with the Oilers and Titans; Clay toiled an foreseen, 19 years as a linebacker with some teams.

The Perry brothers, baseball, 1960s and '70s: Spitballing Gaylord won 20 games five times with a high of 24 during 22 years with assorted teams; Jim also won 24 games with the Twins in 1970 as the feature of his 17-year career.

The Sharpe brothers, football, 1980s, '90s: Shannon was a star tight end mainly with the Broncos; Sterling had seven sterling years as a wide receiver with the Packers.

The Waner brothers, baseball, 1920s and '30s: 5-foot-8 Paul and 5-foot-9 Lloyd, outfielders together on the Pirates, both are Hall of Famers. Paul averaged .333 lifetime with 3,152 hits and led the Nl three times in midpoint among other accomplishments; Lloyd led the league in runs, hits and triples once each in assorted seasons and averaged .316 over his career.

Honorable mention: the Bryans* (Bob and Mike) and Gulliksons* (Tom and Tim) in tennis, the Hamms* (Paul and Morgan) in gymnastics, the Barrys (Brent, Jon and Drew), Kings (Albert and Bernard) and van Arsdales* (Tom and Dick), in basketball, the Boyers (Ken and Clete), Ferrells (Wes and Rick) and Niekros (Phil and Joe) in baseball, the Baileys (Champ and Boss), Bladeses (Bennie and Brian), Golics (Mike and Bob), Hannahs (Charley and John), Joneses (Thomas and Julius) and McKeevers (Marlin and Mike) in football, the Heberts (Jay and Lionel) in golf.

* denotes twins.

One parting shot: how about a few sublime brother/sister athletic duos? We nominate 1) Billie Jean King and Randy Moffitt. Billie Jean, who grew up Billie Jean Moffitt, of course went on to win a dozen Grand Slams in tennis; Randy spent 12 seasons in the majors as a reliever, going 8-4 in 70 games in his best season in 1978 with the Giants. 2) Reggie and Cheryl Miller. 6-foot-7 Reggie spent 18 years in the Nba, all with the Pacers, and holds the league occupation report for three-pointers (2,560); 6-2 Cheryl remains the all-time foremost scorer at Usc (3,018, 23.6) and led the U.S. Women's hoops team to 1984 Olympic gold. 3) Candace and Anthony Parker. 6-foot-4 Candace, a basketball star at Tennessee and known for being the first women's college player to dunk, now is with the Los Angeles Sparks and was the Wnba's No. 1 overall draft pick; 6-6 Anthony has started at shooting guard for the Toronto Raptors, averaging 12.5 points a game last season.

One more parting shot: if we vast this to include foreign siblings who excelled in U.S. Sports, we could mention the Alomar (Roberto and Sandy) and Alou (Felipe, Jesus and Matty) brothers in baseball and the Sorenstam (Annika and Charlotta) sisters in golf.