Three Minor League Baseball leagues across the Southeastern United States are studied in order to determine what drives fan attendance. Individual game attendance and game characteristics are examined for three leagues located in the American southeast, the Florida State League, the Southern League, and the South Atlantic League. Despite the three leagues encompassing different levels of play (...

PURPOSE The primary aims of this work were to (1) describe normal range of motion (ROM) profiles for elite pitchers, (2) describe the characteristics of shoulder and elbow injuries in professional pitchers over a 6-year period in one Major League Baseball organization, and (3) identify ROM measures that were independently associated with a future shoulder or elbow injury. METHODS Over 6 seaso...

The Standard Platform League is unique among RoboCup soccer leagues for its focus on software. Since all teams compete using the same hardware (a standard robotic platform), success is predicated on software quality, and the shared hardware makes quality judgments simpler and more objective. Growing out a league based on the Sony AIBO quadruped robots, the league has constantly evolved while mo...

State concussion laws and sport-league policies are important tools for protecting public health, but also present implementation challenges. Both state laws and league policies often require athletes provide written acknowledgement of having received concussion-related information and/or of their responsibility to report concussion-related symptoms. This paper examines these requirements in tw...

The League of Women, until 1949 operating under the name Socio-Civic was an organization created post-1945 in Gdańsk and Łódź districts. Its activity dictated by party governmental authorities. During their early years, both organizations were characterized similar activities range influence on local women’s milieus. After 1949, with organization’s changed to branch enjoyed wider popularity soc...

In this paper we present the system architecture of the Eagle Knights/RoboBulls Small Size League RoboCup Team. In this league two teams composed of five autonomous robots each compete against each other in a medium size field. This league is one of the fastest and most thrilling in RoboCup permitting teams to develop complex coordination strategies. We explain the three main components of the ...

This paper describes the design and implementation of a new, simplified, entry-level RoboCup league and its integration into an introductory robotics and artificial intelligence curriculum. This E-League allows teams to focus on individual aspects such as hardware platform development or multi agent coordination, because the league provides modular solutions for several components and lets team...

This work includes references at events, people, and trends in computing in the three Baltic States: Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia during their Soviet period. The Soviet computing science and practice could be divided into league A and league B. The first was for defense industry and power structures, the second for wide public. Although the Baltic computing belonged in essence to the league B...

Multi-agent collaboration or teamwork and learning are two critical research challenges in a large number of multi-agent applications. These research challenges are highlighted in RoboCup, an international project focused on robotic and synthetic soccer as a common testbed for research in multi-agent systems. This article describes our approach to address these challenges, based on a team of so...

This article seeks to analyze Melvin Grove Kyle and the growth of League Evangelical Students (LES) founded by J. Gresham Machen Princeton Seminary students in 1925. Both were scholarly leaders LES served on organization’s board together. paper will establish importance as a leading evangelical scholar biblical archaeologist. It also explain origins how various Presbyterians influenced organiza...