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Wanted to add this HuffPo post from a UofL alumni who is thrilled with Louisville's addition: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/howard-fineman/louisville-boost_b_2205506.html The grain elevator is still there. As a recent transplant to Louisville, I couldn't be happier. Because there's no pro...

Ellis: as the host, you can create a link that people can click on to join your room directly. At the match creation screen, there is a button on the top-right that's labeled "Link". Copy and paste that into a message here for us to find your room right away. ...Only I can't play it at work...

Yep, arrow keys. Make sure you've clicked into the field to make sure the keyboard's active. You may need to be assigned to a team by a mod, or click on the team name up top if you're allowed to pick your own team. I got confused because Shift is like the kick button, but it doesnt do...

Oh my goodness, this game is amazing. A multiplayer soccer simulator with only one button - x to kick. Everything else is positioning. www.haxball.com OTv7xd8PTpg

Another video, because I love The Wire. _ogxZxu6cjM

NYTimes wrote about these gender counting games last month too (not about Wake/Duke per se, I should clarify). http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/26/sports/26titleix.html?_r=2 That's why the N&O looked into it. Of course, institutions of all shapes and sizes juke their stats... xH_6_8NOfwI

-Jo4FvpN3_g ...But I don't think Broadway counts.

We're at 56,000 views (and counting), and I've just wasted my afternoon workday. I have to ask - when (and on what) will we beat this view count for one thread? Note: I'm not trying to downplay the seriousness of the story, but I do wonder what it would take to get this level of activity...

And if you really want, just link to the pictures on imgur or something. The people who want to laugh can see them, but I definitely don't.

That's funny, because I think you're actually right. That's a poor phrase to use in my last post. I guess what I was trying to say with that comment is that, even if he wasn't 100% involved, his presence around everything suggests that he knew what was going on. At that moment (no matter...

I understand that it's difficult to impose punishments on circumstantial evidence, but wouldn't that make you pause when you're deciding to make him team captain? Where there's smoke, there's fire, and even being present (and "guilt by association") tells me that he may not be the best choice...

From Stuff White People Like - Gentrification:

I actually was at a wedding in Portland a few months ago where all their wedding decorations had birds on them. I don't think many other people got the joke.

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OK, so if the military's OK with it, and athletes at Army/Navy join in, can you cite those schools for "lack of institutional control?" I almost think you should let students in academies take anything they can, especially if you know they're going to go on active duty.

Inspired by this shot. That's a big dude. Anyway, that got me thinking: why shouldn't our SEALS be roiding? Wouldn't that make them better soldiers, or is that cheating?

But UNC and Kentucky are also the biggest basketball programs in their states, and both states are basketball-crazy. Indiana, however, didn't have the same success when Knight was forced to leave. Duke, while popular, doesn't have the consistent Wal-Mart fanbase that may be able to sustain a...

BJTgSlD7i4U This still pains me.