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3 global educators George Zhibin Gu, Chalmers Johnson, and Andre Gunder Frank talk about global development in the next stage Interviews by Jorge Nascimento ...
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Mario Chalmers chipped in 16 points and Darnell Jackson joined in double figures with 10 points and four assists for top-seeded Kansas, which is making its ...
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BY MARJORIE PARKER In an article titled "Going Bankrupt," author Chalmers Johnson links the debt crisis to our nation&39s huge military establishment. ...
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"But still...no solution." there's no one solution. But if you really thought about it you would see that there are several solutions that every one of us must undertake and teach our children: -abandon failed experiments. Like the Iraq invasion. -don't rationalize the irrational. Stop trying to prop up failed policies. --don't be lazy. Stop acceppting simplemeinded notions like communism and 'free markets'. Both are demonstrated failures. You have to work harder, think harder, and be more hones
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by matttbastard WHY WE FIGHT, won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. It is an unflinching look at the anatomy of the American war machine, weaving unforgettable personal stories with commentary by a who??s who of military and beltway insiders. Featuring John McCain, William Kristol, Chalmers Johnson, Gore Vidal, Richard Perle and others, WHY WE FIGHT launches a bipartisan inquiry into the workings of the military industrial complex and the rise of the American Empire.
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Chalmers Johnson wrote a bestselling book in 2000 about this phenomenon. It&39s called "Blowback," named after CIA jargon for foreign policies that result in ...
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Alphabet City is currently being spelled in the world of college basketball. The NCAA and NIT will hoop it up on USA soil to determine collegiate basketball??s champion. Universities such as KSU, UNC, UCLA, MSU, and countless other lettermen will be covered by CBS and analyzed by ESPN in the Madness matrix hex that assures high drama. I have heard the hordes hemming me up for March??s Mock so this initial foray will be 12 teams deep with the full 30-team breakdown forthcoming shortly. To the mul
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For an early account, see this 1949 report by Time&39s Japan correspondent Chalmers Johnson gives a detailed, and depressing, update in the Okinawa chapter ...
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By golly, Mike you're right! I did quote ol' Prof. What's-his-name in 219. The thing is, what I was quoting was the particular passage he wrote, because it supported my point of the moment, not really him, though I did of course credit him. And, he's certainly NOT my "beloved professor" I never even sat in on, much less took, one of his classes at Harvard.
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According to political scientist Chalmers Johnson, ???The military adventurers of the Bush administration have much in common with the corporate leaders of ...
www.columbiamissourian.com
You don't think its a recession???...heres Nalles favourite Wall Street Journal again...he loves the wsj doesn't he?Most economists in survey think recession is here
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Image: CCTV/Agence France-Presse David Bromwich on "Euphemism and American Violence" in the NY Review of Books. This complacency suggests a new innocence??the correlative in moral psychology of euphemism in the realm of language. And if you take stock of how little general discussion there has been of the advisability of pursuing the global war on terrorism, you realize that this country has scarcely begun to take stock of the United States as an ambiguous actor on the world stage. Those who said
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Death squad victims sacrificed for the glory of our God kissed empire The latest wave of the 'kitchen sink' smear campaign being conducted by both the Clintons and the fascist Republican party against insurgent presidential candidate Barack Obama continues to push the storyline that he is some sort of anti-American brown skinned devil out to infiltrate and conquer this rotten carcass of a once great republic from within. The latest tit for tat bellying up to the Texas Hold Em tab
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One can quibble about the harsh tenor of statements by Obama's Pastor, Jeremiah Wright a former Marine, but the thrust of those statements serve as a wakeup call. Take for example the following statement, reportedly made by Wright in a sermon immediately following the events of 9/11: We bombed Hiroshima, we bombed Nagasaki, and we nuked far more than the thousands in New York and the Pentagon, and we never batted an eye .... We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black So
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Things that have recently hit me upside the head, A few days ago I attempted to establish a better understanding of what lies behind Obama's Minister, Reverend Wright's inflammatory to some, i. e., the easily inflamed comments. I wrote: Hundreds of books have been written chronicling our fall from grace, pointing out the atrocities that we have committed around the world in the name of freedom, or democracy, or in the name of providing relief to the suffering. But, Obama's preacher speak
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As historian Chalmers Johnson has documented, the US has over the last decades created a worldwide "empire of military bases." "Not including the Iraq and ...
www.antiwar.com
Bliffle's facile and far removed analysis of my thinking is very amusing. Having never met me he has arrived at insights to my psyche based on pixels on a screen. Amazing! I haven't even mentioned "survival of the fittest," nor am I talking about it. I addressed ONLY the real acts of evil that humans have inflicted and continue to inflict on each other. And I'm speaking of acts of evil performed by all manner of people, powerful and impotent, rich and poor, alike. Again, the history of humanity
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It's been a hard realization to accept that the American population will not ever "get" what Ron Paul is saying. For most Americans, it's just not the message they want to hear. Aside from the many egregious examples of how our choice of candidates is distorted and directed by the mainstream media, there have been as many instances of the new, supposedly hip, and free media ladling out innuendo, lies, and guilt-by-association to dissuade voters from a serious consideration of the issues Dr.
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According to Chalmers Johnson, former advisor to the CIA, counting smaller installations, we have over 700 bases around the world, including Greece, Italy, ...
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... the movie weaves personal stories with commentaries by a who??s who of military and beltway insiders: John McCain, William Kristol, Chalmers Johnson, ...
www.capegazette.com
Bear Sterns has had to be bailed out by the Fed. What are the consequences of a world in which regulators rescue even the financial institutions whose recklessness and greed helped create the titanic credit mess we are in? Will the consequences be an even weaker currency, rampant inflation, a continuation of the slow bleed that we have witnessed at banks and brokerage firms for the past year? The Fed is still trying to convince markets that the financial system is merely experiencing ???liquidity???
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Perhaps we need to redefine the term 'recession'. Even Mike should be able to admit that our current situation doesn't fit the traditional criteria for a recession since we haven't had two consecutive quarters of negative growth. So perhaps we need a different term for what we're currently experiencing. It's not quite stagflation either unless the rate of inflation continues to accelerate. How about calling it a 'slump' or a 'downturn'. Those sound good. Dave
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Kansas has three potential first-rounders Darrell Arthur, Mario Chalmers and Brandon Rush and three others with second-round aspirations. ...
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David Bromwich, a prof at Yale, is an important voice on the left. Last year he had what I believe is the only reasonable response to Walt and Mearsheimer--impressed by the scope of their work, disturbed by their findings--and said that Elliott Abrams should be scrutinized by the Congress for dual loyalty. No, all we care about is investigating Eliot Spitzer. In the latest NYRB, Bromwich has a nice piece on the ways that Iraq and the so-called war on terror have fostered euphemistic languag
www.philipweiss.org
Having just invoked Abigail Adams in my last post, it should go without saying that the HBO broadcast of the first two episodes of John Adams last night had a strong and positive effect on me. I feel it is important to say this, because, prior to beginning the first episode, I had been exposed to a fair amount of "professional criticism" directed at both the general product and the specific lead performance by Paul Giamatti. As far as I am concerned, those critics missed the point and I thin
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Military Spending Is Bankrupting America Chalmers Johnson lays out how U.S. military spending is undermining our republic and bankrupting our society. From Tikkun via Tom Dispatch: Tikkun Current Thinking - America Going Bankrupt. The military adventurers of the Bush administration have much in common with the corporate leaders of the defunct energy company Enron. Both groups of men thought that they were the "smartest guys in the room," the title of Alex Gibney's prize-winning film on what
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Military Spending Is Bankrupting America Chalmers Johnson lays out how U.S. military spending is undermining our republic and bankrupting our society. From Tikkun via Tom Dispatch: Tikkun Current Thinking - America Going Bankrupt. The military adventurers of the Bush administration have much in common with the corporate leaders of the defunct energy company Enron. Both groups of men thought that they were the "smartest guys in the room," the title of Alex Gibney's prize-winning film on what
bedouina.typepad.com
More than what we ought to do ...heres someone who feels strongly about what we ought NOT to do..The Financial Tsunami Part IV: Asset Securitization ?? The Last Tango and troll...about how many trillions would go into deleveraging....for that we'd have to put a tentative cost to the whole subprime mess....and since the Fed has very clearly given signals that it intends to bail out the big boys the tax payers will end up footing the bill...so how much is the cost?...between 1 and 2.7 trillion or b
blogcritics.org
A friend of mine who is involved in youth politics asked me to put together a curriculum for Ron Paul libertarians, a four-year course of study that will take students from the basics of free-market economics and the Constitution into the deeper waters where theory, history, and policy meet. Here??s the tentative curriculum I??ve come up with: Year 1 Ron Paul ?? The Revolution: A Manifesto Barry Goldwater ?? The Conscience of a Conservative Tom Paine ?? ???Common Sense,??? ???The Crisis??? The Federal
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After going 1-3 on Thursday I went 3-1 on Friday. Back to .500. Who doesn't love to break even? v. Game 9: No. 1 Texas v. No. 4 Oklahoma 1:00 p.m. ESPN Plus and ESPN2 Yesterday's Results: Oklahoma St. 59, Texas 66 and Colorado 49, Oklahoma 54. Probable Starting Lineups: Texas Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. PPG RPG APG D.J. Augustin 6-0 180 G So. 19.8 2.9 5.7 A.J. Abrams 5-11 155 G Jr. 16.2 2.8 1.5 Justin Mason 6-2 198 G So. 7.0 4.4 2.4 Damion James 6-7 230 F So. 12.9 10.7 1.2 Connor Atch
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world revolution or war: China, India, US, Russia: global ... - Indymedia Estrecho
3 global educators George Zhibin Gu, Chalmers Johnson, and Andre Gunder Frank talk about global development in the next stage Interviews by Jorge Nascimento ...
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gone with the wind movie
toreros raleigh nc
easter side dish recipes
siena basketball camps
fitzquake 1
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a lot like love quotes
NCAA Tournament Game Capsules - Sports Network
Mario Chalmers chipped in 16 points and Darnell Jackson joined in double figures with 10 points and four assists for top-seeded Kansas, which is making its ...
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Nation&39s defense spending on path to disaster - The Southern
BY MARJORIE PARKER In an article titled "Going Bankrupt," author Chalmers Johnson links the debt crisis to our nation&39s huge military establishment. ...
www.southernillinoisan.com
Comment by bliffle on Chalmers Johnson's Blowback - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire: Is America in Decline?
"But still...no solution." there's no one solution. But if you really thought about it you would see that there are several solutions that every one of us must undertake and teach our children: -abandon failed experiments. Like the Iraq invasion. -don't rationalize the irrational. Stop trying to prop up failed policies. --don't be lazy. Stop acceppting simplemeinded notions like communism and 'free markets'. Both are demonstrated failures. You have to work harder, think harder, and be more hones
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Popcorn Sunday: Why We Fight
by matttbastard WHY WE FIGHT, won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. It is an unflinching look at the anatomy of the American war machine, weaving unforgettable personal stories with commentary by a who??s who of military and beltway insiders. Featuring John McCain, William Kristol, Chalmers Johnson, Gore Vidal, Richard Perle and others, WHY WE FIGHT launches a bipartisan inquiry into the workings of the military industrial complex and the rise of the American Empire.
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OBAMA/DUKAKIS 2008 - Yahoo! News
Chalmers Johnson wrote a bestselling book in 2000 about this phenomenon. It&39s called "Blowback," named after CIA jargon for foreign policies that result in ...
news.yahoo.com
HoopsAddict.com Mock Draft - March 2008
Alphabet City is currently being spelled in the world of college basketball. The NCAA and NIT will hoop it up on USA soil to determine collegiate basketball??s champion. Universities such as KSU, UNC, UCLA, MSU, and countless other lettermen will be covered by CBS and analyzed by ESPN in the Madness matrix hex that assures high drama. I have heard the hordes hemming me up for March??s Mock so this initial foray will be 12 teams deep with the full 30-team breakdown forthcoming shortly. To the mul
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The Price of Empire - Atlantic Online
For an early account, see this 1949 report by Time&39s Japan correspondent Chalmers Johnson gives a detailed, and depressing, update in the Okinawa chapter ...
thecurrent.theatlantic.com
Comment by Clavos on Chalmers Johnson's Blowback - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire: Is America in Decline?
By golly, Mike you're right! I did quote ol' Prof. What's-his-name in 219. The thing is, what I was quoting was the particular passage he wrote, because it supported my point of the moment, not really him, though I did of course credit him. And, he's certainly NOT my "beloved professor" I never even sat in on, much less took, one of his classes at Harvard.
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It&39s the war economy, stupid - Columbia Missourian
According to political scientist Chalmers Johnson, ???The military adventurers of the Bush administration have much in common with the corporate leaders of ...
www.columbiamissourian.com
Comment by Mike on Chalmers Johnson's Blowback - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire: Is America in Decline?
You don't think its a recession???...heres Nalles favourite Wall Street Journal again...he loves the wsj doesn't he?Most economists in survey think recession is here
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A Cornucopia of Sunday Links
Image: CCTV/Agence France-Presse David Bromwich on "Euphemism and American Violence" in the NY Review of Books. This complacency suggests a new innocence??the correlative in moral psychology of euphemism in the realm of language. And if you take stock of how little general discussion there has been of the advisability of pursuing the global war on terrorism, you realize that this country has scarcely begun to take stock of the United States as an ambiguous actor on the world stage. Those who said
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God Damn America? Amen!
Death squad victims sacrificed for the glory of our God kissed empire The latest wave of the 'kitchen sink' smear campaign being conducted by both the Clintons and the fascist Republican party against insurgent presidential candidate Barack Obama continues to push the storyline that he is some sort of anti-American brown skinned devil out to infiltrate and conquer this rotten carcass of a once great republic from within. The latest tit for tat bellying up to the Texas Hold Em tab
www.myleftwing.com
You Go Pastor Wright
One can quibble about the harsh tenor of statements by Obama's Pastor, Jeremiah Wright a former Marine, but the thrust of those statements serve as a wakeup call. Take for example the following statement, reportedly made by Wright in a sermon immediately following the events of 9/11: We bombed Hiroshima, we bombed Nagasaki, and we nuked far more than the thousands in New York and the Pentagon, and we never batted an eye .... We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black So
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Chalmers Johnson video and various topics
Things that have recently hit me upside the head, A few days ago I attempted to establish a better understanding of what lies behind Obama's Minister, Reverend Wright's inflammatory to some, i. e., the easily inflamed comments. I wrote: Hundreds of books have been written chronicling our fall from grace, pointing out the atrocities that we have committed around the world in the name of freedom, or democracy, or in the name of providing relief to the suffering. But, Obama's preacher speak
pittsburghthoughts.blogspirit.com
West vs. Iran = Good vs. Evil?: Karel Beckman - Antiwar.com
As historian Chalmers Johnson has documented, the US has over the last decades created a worldwide "empire of military bases." "Not including the Iraq and ...
www.antiwar.com
Comment by Clavos on Chalmers Johnson's Blowback - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire: Is America in Decline?
Bliffle's facile and far removed analysis of my thinking is very amusing. Having never met me he has arrived at insights to my psyche based on pixels on a screen. Amazing! I haven't even mentioned "survival of the fittest," nor am I talking about it. I addressed ONLY the real acts of evil that humans have inflicted and continue to inflict on each other. And I'm speaking of acts of evil performed by all manner of people, powerful and impotent, rich and poor, alike. Again, the history of humanity
blogcritics.org
Confessions of a Ron Paul Supporter
It's been a hard realization to accept that the American population will not ever "get" what Ron Paul is saying. For most Americans, it's just not the message they want to hear. Aside from the many egregious examples of how our choice of candidates is distorted and directed by the mainstream media, there have been as many instances of the new, supposedly hip, and free media ladling out innuendo, lies, and guilt-by-association to dissuade voters from a serious consideration of the issues Dr.
www.populistamerica.com
War is costing this country too much - Lake County Record-Bee
According to Chalmers Johnson, former advisor to the CIA, counting smaller installations, we have over 700 bases around the world, including Greece, Italy, ...
www.record-bee.com
The Silent Vigil of Lewes to sponsor screening tonight - Cape Gazette
... the movie weaves personal stories with commentaries by a who??s who of military and beltway insiders: John McCain, William Kristol, Chalmers Johnson, ...
www.capegazette.com
Comment by Mike on Chalmers Johnson's Blowback - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire: Is America in Decline?
Bear Sterns has had to be bailed out by the Fed. What are the consequences of a world in which regulators rescue even the financial institutions whose recklessness and greed helped create the titanic credit mess we are in? Will the consequences be an even weaker currency, rampant inflation, a continuation of the slow bleed that we have witnessed at banks and brokerage firms for the past year? The Fed is still trying to convince markets that the financial system is merely experiencing ???liquidity???
blogcritics.org
Comment by Dave Nalle on Chalmers Johnson's Blowback - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire: Is America in Decline?
Perhaps we need to redefine the term 'recession'. Even Mike should be able to admit that our current situation doesn't fit the traditional criteria for a recession since we haven't had two consecutive quarters of negative growth. So perhaps we need a different term for what we're currently experiencing. It's not quite stagflation either unless the rate of inflation continues to accelerate. How about calling it a 'slump' or a 'downturn'. Those sound good. Dave
blogcritics.org
Players evaluated closely during NCAA tourney - FOXSports.com
Kansas has three potential first-rounders Darrell Arthur, Mario Chalmers and Brandon Rush and three others with second-round aspirations. ...
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'Why Do They Hate Us?' We're Still Confused
David Bromwich, a prof at Yale, is an important voice on the left. Last year he had what I believe is the only reasonable response to Walt and Mearsheimer--impressed by the scope of their work, disturbed by their findings--and said that Elliott Abrams should be scrutinized by the Congress for dual loyalty. No, all we care about is investigating Eliot Spitzer. In the latest NYRB, Bromwich has a nice piece on the ways that Iraq and the so-called war on terror have fostered euphemistic languag
www.philipweiss.org
The JOHN ADAMS Experience
Having just invoked Abigail Adams in my last post, it should go without saying that the HBO broadcast of the first two episodes of John Adams last night had a strong and positive effect on me. I feel it is important to say this, because, prior to beginning the first episode, I had been exposed to a fair amount of "professional criticism" directed at both the general product and the specific lead performance by Paul Giamatti. As far as I am concerned, those critics missed the point and I thin
therehearsalstudio.blogspot.com
Military Spending Is Bankrupting America
Military Spending Is Bankrupting America Chalmers Johnson lays out how U.S. military spending is undermining our republic and bankrupting our society. From Tikkun via Tom Dispatch: Tikkun Current Thinking - America Going Bankrupt. The military adventurers of the Bush administration have much in common with the corporate leaders of the defunct energy company Enron. Both groups of men thought that they were the "smartest guys in the room," the title of Alex Gibney's prize-winning film on what
bedouina.typepad.com
Military Spending Is Bankrupting America
Military Spending Is Bankrupting America Chalmers Johnson lays out how U.S. military spending is undermining our republic and bankrupting our society. From Tikkun via Tom Dispatch: Tikkun Current Thinking - America Going Bankrupt. The military adventurers of the Bush administration have much in common with the corporate leaders of the defunct energy company Enron. Both groups of men thought that they were the "smartest guys in the room," the title of Alex Gibney's prize-winning film on what
bedouina.typepad.com
Comment by Mike on Chalmers Johnson's Blowback - The Costs and Consequences of American Empire: Is America in Decline?
More than what we ought to do ...heres someone who feels strongly about what we ought NOT to do..The Financial Tsunami Part IV: Asset Securitization ?? The Last Tango and troll...about how many trillions would go into deleveraging....for that we'd have to put a tentative cost to the whole subprime mess....and since the Fed has very clearly given signals that it intends to bail out the big boys the tax payers will end up footing the bill...so how much is the cost?...between 1 and 2.7 trillion or b
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A Libertarian Syllabus
A friend of mine who is involved in youth politics asked me to put together a curriculum for Ron Paul libertarians, a four-year course of study that will take students from the basics of free-market economics and the Constitution into the deeper waters where theory, history, and policy meet. Here??s the tentative curriculum I??ve come up with: Year 1 Ron Paul ?? The Revolution: A Manifesto Barry Goldwater ?? The Conscience of a Conservative Tom Paine ?? ???Common Sense,??? ???The Crisis??? The Federal
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Big 12 Tournament - Day 3
After going 1-3 on Thursday I went 3-1 on Friday. Back to .500. Who doesn't love to break even? v. Game 9: No. 1 Texas v. No. 4 Oklahoma 1:00 p.m. ESPN Plus and ESPN2 Yesterday's Results: Oklahoma St. 59, Texas 66 and Colorado 49, Oklahoma 54. Probable Starting Lineups: Texas Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. PPG RPG APG D.J. Augustin 6-0 180 G So. 19.8 2.9 5.7 A.J. Abrams 5-11 155 G Jr. 16.2 2.8 1.5 Justin Mason 6-2 198 G So. 7.0 4.4 2.4 Damion James 6-7 230 F So. 12.9 10.7 1.2 Connor Atch
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