Use `parseInt()` instead.

It's usually a good idea to use `parseInt()` over the `Number()` constructor ... mainly because `parseInt()` can deal with errors or extra text in its input.

\- Jonathan

__P.S.__ Sorry for jumping into your project like that ;p ... LOL.
Merge pull request #1 from jonathanmarvens/patch-1

Use `parseInt()` instead.
Working on web.js file
adding json stuff maybe
committing json changes
Merge https://github.com/shriyanevatia/worldcupofsexy
Added jQuery to take World Cup json from file and parse into object in one go
commenting
Added constant for number of world cup players
working on visuals
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/shriyanevatia/worldcupofsexy

sexy
Fixed $.getJSON to be local rather than from URL
Fixed loop so that the new fields are properly added to each player individually
Fixed loop so that the new fields are properly added to each player individually
Added score field for each player (score is how well each player did in rating tournament)
Updated readme for basic overview of site
Changed for loop condition to be more generalized rather than in fixed range of integers
Finished first version of design
Finished first version of design
Added random number selector that will randomly select players for each tournament