Your self-defense class is giving you a false sense of security that could get you killed. Think that wrist-grab escape will work when a 220-pound predator has you pinned against a wall? Think your MMA training will help when three guys jump you in an alley? Think your concealed carry permit matters when you're attacked in a gun-free zone? You're wrong... And being wrong gets you hurt badly or DEAD. Most people are completely unprepared for the raw, chaotic nature of real violence. They've been

Aaron Lorincz of Center Line, Michigan, made a run up the #USBCOpen Regular Singles leaderboard Tuesday at the South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas. He started singles with games of 279 and 248, and he needed 276 in the final game to take the lead. Lorincz got up in the 10th frame with a chance at 279 and needing a double and seven pins to secure the top spot. Unfortunately, he came up short, leaving a 10 pin on the first shot. He made the spare and tossed a strike on the fill ball to finish