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Human Cardiac Progenitors for Autologous Cell –Based Therapy
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Early Translational I
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Public Abstract:
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death and disability in the United States. Cell transplantation using the patients' own cells (autologous cells) to repair the heart is a promising new approach with the potential to treat the millions of patients with debilitating heart conditions. Current therapies do not restore the function of the scarred area after myocardial infarct. Through stem cell research, it has been shown that the heart itself contains a repository of stem and progenitor cells that have the unique ability to give rise to cardiomyocytes, endothelial cells and vascular smooth muscle cells, all of which collectively contribute to repairing damaged heart tissue. These cells have gained considerable interest because recent studies have shown that other autologous sources, such as the bone marrow, have not been as effective as originally hoped for regeneration of the heart in early clinical trials. In order to determine the best way to harness this population of resident cells to help patients with heart disease, the methodology to reproducibly isolate and expand the cells must be developed in the laboratory and they must be shown to be both effective in the long term and safe for clinical use. Our research group is a highly interactive team of surgeons, clinicians and basic scientists who are working together to identify new ways to help both children and adults with heart disease by developing methods to use the patients' own cells to identify new therapies that are both effective and safe. We have recently identified markers that can be used to sort the progenitor cells that are needed for cardiac repair and now propose to optimize the conditions that will allow us to expand these cells to sufficient numbers for transplantation and carefully test long term function in preclinical models.
Statement of Benefit to California:
Heart attacks are one of the leading causes of death in California. The California Office of Statewide Health Planning recently estimated that approximately 40,000 heart attack patients are admitted to California hospitals annually. These statistics are further supported by a study from the California Health Care Foundation which concluded that heart disease and hypertension (leading to heart disease and stroke) represent two of the four most common chronic health conditions in this state. Heart disease and the associated costs of treating these patients are unquestionably a significant public health challenge. The most recent estimates suggest that costs of annual health care for California residents with heart disease are about $12,900 per capita, over five times the health care costs of the general adult population. It would benefit the residents of this state, and the general population, if scientists could develop new and cost-efficient treatments for patients with heart disease. Recent advances in the field of stem cell research have led to the identification of progenitor cells that can be expanded from the patients' own cells. Our research team of surgeons, cardiologists and basic scientists have identified a population of progenitor cells that can be isolated from autologous heart tissue and/or from re-programmed differentiated human cells. The research that we propose to do will identify new and improved ways to expand these cells for transplantation into the heart and optimize the conditions that promote cardiac regeneration in a safe and effective manner. The benefit of these proposed studies includes improved quality of life for patients and their families. Improved patient outcome will be translated into reduced costs of medical care. The technology associated with developing new methods for expansion and use of these cells, in partnership with industry, has the potential to bring new revenue to the state and to research institutions. This will enhance the opportunities for the education and training of new scientists and the recruitment of established investigators to educational centers of higher learning in the state of California.
Review Summary:
This developmental candidate proposal focuses on utilizing autologous cardiovascular progenitor cells for myocardial repair. The investigators have identified a candidate surface marker profile to isolate a population enriched for cardiac progenitors. Two candidate cell sources expressing this marker profile will be compared for their ability to regenerate infarcted rat heart: cells isolated from pediatric cardiac biopsies and cells generated from human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSC). Human embryonic stem cell (hESC) derived progenitors isolated using the same marker profile will be transplanted as a control. Ventricular function and histology of these three cell treatment groups will be assessed at various times post transplant. Based on these results, a progenitor source will be selected for further study. Investigators will also screen libraries for small molecules that promote expansion or survival of autologous progenitor cells, and study the in vivo effects of these small molecules on cardiac progenitors using nanofibers as a delivery system. Finally, investigators will determine whether biopsy derived vs hESC derived cardiac progenitors achieve repair, functionally integrate, or induce arrhythmia in an animal model. To date, heart transplant is the only curative treatment for cardiac disease, and donor hearts remain limited. Reviewers felt that this application addresses an unmet medical need, and the rationale for the use of autologous human cardiac progenitors is well described. Overall, reviewers appreciated the well written, clear research plan and the investigators' general approach. However, the application would benefit from stronger preliminary data and further development of several sections of the research plan. The plan addresses the limitation of short-term small animal studies for the assessment of arrhythmogenesis and efficacy, and illustrates the need for large animal models, in which the PI has expertise. Preliminary data in the proposed animal model and further description of how arrhythmia will be monitored therein (e.g., spontaneous or induced) would strengthen the proposal. Action potential studies, gap junction studies, and the chemical library screen to identify factors that promote expansion of cardiac progenitors and metrics for success should be further described. Reviewers noted some conceptual issues regarding the cell populations selected for study. The pediatric cardiac biopsies encompass multiple tissues that may require incompatible disaggregation and preparation procedures. Also, potential differences between adult and pediatric stem cell populations are not addressed and could limit the utility of results obtained with this material. Evidence that marker positive cells are enriched for cardiac progenitors appear preliminary; investigators provided limited data in the feasibility section and have not yet published this work. Given the variable cardiomyogenic potential between hESC lines, investigators should study multiple hESC lines rather than a single line as proposed. Finally, a discussion of how the data from the specific aims would be integrated towards a translational end was warranted. This team has several good co-investigators and the expertise necessary to complete all of the proposed studies. However, multiple investigators are expected to provide significant percent effort without salary support and the budget is not adequately justified. The group should have access to the required reagents and biopsies and the research environment is excellent. Concern was expressed that the PI has not yet demonstrated the ability to lead a program of this magnitude. Overall, the proposal had good elements and received a favorable response. Human cardiac progenitors are an appropriate cell type for cardiac regeneration and better models are required for assessment of safety and efficacy. Enthusiasm was dampened by incomplete development of parts of the research plan and doubts about the junior PIs qualifications to lead such a large program.


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NEW YORK — There has lately been a rising backlash against the ubiquity of personal writing. Hamilton Nolan's anti-confessional diatribe in Gawker claims that journalism students are now taught only to write about themselves, which I can say as a full-time faculty member at a journalism school is patently absurd, but he raised some interesting points about the dubious rise of confessional writing over the last two decades and the market pressure, especially on younger writers, to make a splash, or at least publish something somewhere, by turning to their own, possibly limited, life experience. And then, of course, there were recent critiques of Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of "Prozac Nation," babbling incoherently about her pure heart in New York Magazine.
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1. The writer should turn her fierce critical eye on herself. (One of the great masters of this is Mary McCarthy, who was terrifying and brilliant in her critiques, even of her own pretentions and snobbisms.) It is always satisfying to read a writer who sharply and deftly attacks the hypocrisies and delusions of the world around him, but we trust that writer more completely when he also attacks himself, when he does not hold himself to a different standard, or protect himself from scrutiny. Take David Foster Wallace's famously dazzling essay, "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again." He obsessively, comically, gorgeously dissects everything around him on the cruise ship, but does not exempt himself from his high level satire:

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on Mar 23, 2013 at 2:24 pm
How much of this increase is due to pension, pay and benefit? It's frustrating.. It seems there's no accountability and oversight on our city worker compensation!
on Mar 23, 2013 at 2:29 pm
When the City signed onto the Hetch Hetchy reburbishment project, the Utility made it clear that the cost of water was going to double over a ten year period, to pay Palo Alto's share of the roughly $5B project.
Hopefully, the City will identify each of the components of these yearly water price increases. But more importantly--that the Council will reveal its sense of what should happen to the price of water once Palo Alto's share of the Hetch Hetchy project is paid off.
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This is such a load of bull. Mountain View gets its water from Hetch Hetchy and charges its residents less than 2/3 as much as PA. Our residents are held hostage by PA Utilities. You can go solar for electricity. But where are you gonna go for H2O? Why can't we outsource our water supply to Mountain View and fire the fat cats who comfortably watch their pensions go up on their screens every day?


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Joba Chamberlain is rehabbing from two injuries: Tommy John surgery and a scary accident in which he injured his ankle on a trampoline.
Friday, he threw pitches off a mound for the first time since those injuries. ESPN New York:
Chamberlain made 25 throws in a batting cage at the Yankees' minor league complex. He had been throwing off a half-height mound to help regain his form.
"It felt good," Chamberlain said. "Another step forward. That's all you can do."
Throwing pitches in a batting cage in a minor-league complex is pretty far from throwing pitches in a major-league game. Still, it's much farther along in the rehab than anyone expected Joba to be at this point. And he's optimistic about the future:
Chamberlain says he will pitch this season.
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Designers Howell Binkley, Rupert Bohle, Allen Moyer, and Anita Yavich were among the winners of the 2006 Henry Hewes Design Awards, presented at a luncheon at Sardi's, in the heart of the Broadway theatre district, on Thursday, November 9, 2007.
Presented annually by the American Theatre Wing, these awards were originally called the Maharam Awards when launched in 1965, and later known as the American Theatre Wing Design Awards. They were renamed for theatre critic Henry Hewes, who served as a board member of the American Theatre Wing until his death in 1999.
Allen Moyer won for his scenic designs for Grey Gardens, currently on Broadway at the Walter Kerr Theatre; Anita Yavich for her costume design for Measure for Pleasure at the Public Theatre; Howell Binkley for his lighting of the hit Broadway musical, Jersey Boys; and Ruppert Bohle for his projection design in Ping Chong's Cathay: Three Tales of China. A final award was presented to Stephen Kaplin and Wang Bo for their puppetry in Cathay: Three Tales of China, which was seen in New York at the New Victory Theatre.
This year's awards committee included theater critics Jeffrey Eric Jenkins, Tish Dace, Michael Feingold, Glenda Frank, Mario Fratti, Randy Gener, and Joan Ungaro. The awards were given for productions that were seen on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway during the 2005-2006 season.


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Scott Quigg blasted Tshifhiwa Munyai, while Anthony Crolla wore down John Murray on Saturday in Manchester.
Scott Quigg defends his super bantamweight belt against Tshifhiwa Munyai, and Anthony Crolla takes on John Murray on today's AWE and Sky Sports card.
John Murray's goal is to re-enter the world title picture in the lightweight division, and he starts on Saturday against Anthony Crolla.
Showtime's All Access returns for Mayweather-Maidana, HBO's Pacquiao-Bradley II replay airs on Saturday, and Bernard Hopkins returns to attempt to unify two light heavyweight titles on Showtime.
Scott Quigg has a new opponent for next Saturday, as South Africa's Tshifhiwa Munyai is now going to be opposite Quigg in Manchester.
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Ricky Burns faces Terence Crawford in the main event from Scotland today, live on Sky Sports 2 and AWE TV.
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The Rapha Tempest festival is a celebration of road cycling, held on the Broughton Hall estate as the world's greatest race flies through the Yorkshire Dales. Rapha has created a series of special edition products with graphics inspired by the heraldic crest of the Tempest family, who have lived at Broughton Hall since the 12th Century.
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Brand Names: Advate rAHF-PFM, Alphanate, Helixate, Helixate FS, Hemofil-M, Humate-P, Koate-DVI, Koate-HP, Kogenate, Kogenate FS, Monarc-M, Monoclate-P, Recombinate, Refacto
Generic Name: antihemophilic factor (factor VIII) (injection) (Pronunciation: an TEE hee moe FIH lick FAC tor)
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What is antihemophilic factor (factor VIII) (Alphanate)?
Antihemophilic factor (factor VIII) is a naturally occurring protein in the blood that helps blood to clot. A lack of factor VIII is the cause of hemophilia A.
Antihemophilic factor (factor VIII) is used to treat or prevent bleeding in people with hemophilia A.
Antihemophilic factor (factor VIII) may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this medication guide.
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Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
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Carry an ID card or wear a medical alert bracelet stating that you have hemophilia, in case of emergency. Any doctor, dentist, or emergency medical care provider who treats you should know that you have a bleeding disorder.
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New Director of Sales Division
Bandit Lites announces the appointment of a new director of the sales division, John Rolison. "I am confident that John has the initiative and drive to lead our sales force and take us to the next level," said Bandit CEO Michael Strickland. Prior to his appointment, Rolison was Bandit Lites' national sales consultant. "I look forward to the challenges that this new position will bring," Rolison said.
Dixie Stampede
Dixie Stampede, a highly successful family dinner show themed around horses and the classic conflict of North versus South, has chosen Bandit Lites to provide showstopping illumination for its fourth facility to be located in Orlando Florida. Bandit Lites will provide the Orlando facility with two lighting systems for two different rooms, lighting for a preshow with live music and a larger arena system for the main show. Lighting system and show design are by Broadway lighting designer Ken Billington.
The lighting system consists of over 600 Electronic Theatre Controls' Sensor dimmers with a Unison house light control system, with Flying Pig theatrical controls in each room. ETC Source Four fixtures as well as Martin and Coemar moving lights round out the fixture package. Bandit Lites' own Chris Barbee and John Rolison have worked extensively over the past months to ensure a complete system and smooth installation. The facility grand opening is scheduled for early summer 2003.
God's Leading Ladies
T.D. Jakes has been named as one of Time magazine's 100 Innovators. The charismatic bishop is taking his message and God's Leading Ladies on the road and Bandit Lites will be there to light the way. LD Seth Jackson has created a dynamic lighting atmosphere to enhance the emotional nature of the performance that is known for breaking attendance records. Bandit Lites is providing 21 MAC 600s, 13 MAC 2000 Wash units, and a Flying Pig Systems Wholehog II Console. Crew chief for the tour is Andy Knighton.
It's a global adventure for popular '80s techno-pop gurus Erasure as they take The Other Tour on the road. Bandit Lites is providing the lighting for the tour to support the album Other People's Songs. Bandit is working with veteran LD Pip Rhodes, whose dramatic use of light brings visually stunning elements to the set. Bandit Lites also provided the lighting for the European leg of the tour.
Bandit Lites is providing 12 Martin Professional MAC 300s, eight Vari*Lite® VL2202s™, four Wildfire UV units, 12 Pulsar ChromaBanks, two Reel EFX DF50 hazers, two Lycian 1271 followspots, and an Avolites Pearl 2000 desk. Crew for the tour includes tour manager Andy Whittle, lighting technicians Steve Hoover, Ewan Cameron, and Richard Hutton, and production manager Ian Faddie.


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"For a quick and filling main-dish recipe, try this saucy combination of brown rice, eggplant, and navy beans."
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3 tablespoons
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1/4 cup
seasoned fine dry bread crumbs
1 cup
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Sliced green onion
1 (15 ounce) can
navy beans, rinsed and drained
1 (24 ounce) jar
Classico® Tomato and Basil pasta sauce
Crumbled feta cheese
This was soooo easy and soooo tasty!! Perfectly fillig too!
This was very good and a great combination of flavors and food. I used cannelloni (white kidney) beans because I didn't have any navy beans. It was all very good and so healthy, too. When I make it again, I'll spice up the pasta sauce as it was a bit bland. No fault of the recipe, just the pasta sauce :)
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As I was making this I was having second thoughts - it seemed too simple to be good, but I was wrong. It's delicious! My whole family loved it. The only thing I did differently is that I fried the eggplant in canola oil to get a nice crisp edge on it and I topped it with Pecorino Romano since I didn't have feta. The green onions were the perfect compliment, so don't skip these!
This sounded like an interesting combination of ingredients, and it turned out to be just as tasty as I thought it would be. I substituted quinoa for the brown rice, but otherwise made it as written. Didn't think my husband would be thrilled with it, but he liked it very much too. Will make it again soon.
Great recipe. Quick & easy and tasty. Had to add more oil than recipe called for because eggplant absorbed all oil added to pan to fry it.
This was a delicious meal..I used navy beaNs and whole grain rotini instead of rice. I used a jar of tuttoroso sauce that I had on hand. Will make again!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Beans with Eggplant and Rice
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
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Amount Per Serving
Calories: 418
Calories from Fat: 118
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|Alex Odenweller sent bullet after fleeing robber
|Monday, July 18, 2011 6:06 AM
Alex Odenweller proved a poor marksman Thursday night when he shot at a fleeing thief. Alex and Mike Hempfling discovered two fellows loading iron into a spring wagon at Louis Odenweller's grist mill at Ottoville at about 12 o'clock Thursday night and endeavored to capture them.
One of the fellows disappeared in an apple orchard while the other had a horse tied nearby and when surprised, jumped into the saddle and galloped off. Alex shot at him but missed.
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Washington Redskins
Barry Cofield - #96 - NT
|6' 4"/ 318 lbs.
|Cleveland Heights, OH
|Years played
|2006, 4th round, 27th pick by Giants
Redskins' defense might just need tweaking
With all the attention the Redskins' offense is sure to get this offseason, it's easy to forget about the other side of the ball.
Gerhart needs to show he's real deal
Time may be running out for RB Toby Gerhart to show he can fill in for Adrian Peterson without the Vikings having a huge drop-off, according to NFC Whispers.
Redskins poach division rivals to revamp D-line
The Redskins used the draft and free agency to improve a defensive front that struggled last season.
Report: DT Cofield agrees to terms with Redskins
DT Barry Cofield will have a new team in the same division in 2011, as he has agreed to terms with the Redskins.
Rams could be considering familiar free-agent faces
After benefiting from the addition last season of DT Fred Robbins, we hear the Rams could be on the prowl for more familiar veteran free-agent defenders this offseason.
Lockout limbo: Giants report
With NFL teams stuck in a state of limbo thanks to the lingering lockout, we offer our take on where the Giants stand.
Giants have immediate plans for DT Austin
With DT Barry Cofield likely departing via free agency, rookie Marvin Austin has an opportunity to step in an contribute right away for the Giants, who believe he can be an active and dangerous interior rusher.
Reports: Giants tender RB Bradshaw, WR Smith
The Giants placed restricted free-agent tenders on six players, including RB Ahmad Bradshaw, on Tuesday.
Giants' defensive improvement starts up front
It's becoming clear that the Giants' defensive improvement starts with the defensive line, a group that went from bedrock in 2007 and '08 to blemish last season.
Source: Giants no longer shopping Cofield
After he thwarted a deal with New Orleans during the draft, unsigned Giants NT Barry Cofield is no longer on the trading block, a league source told NFL.com Thursday.
A person familiar with the negotiations says Cofield has agreed to a 6-year, $36 million deal with the Washington Redskins. In the deal $12.5 million is guaranteed, according to the person who spoke to The Associated Press on Wednesday on condition of anonymity because free agent contracts can't be signed until Friday.||||||| Cofield has been a steady presence up front for the New York Giants for five seasons, although he'll have to make the transition to nose tackle in the Redskins' 3-4 defense. Cofield essentially replaces Albert Haynesworth, whom the Redskins are expected to cut or trade.
Playing on the Giants' star-studded defensive line, Cofield could easily get lost in the crowd. While Cofield has made his share of plays in helping the Giants take over the NFL's No. 1 ranking on defense, he is also the guy in the middle of the line who allows the other guys to excel.||||||| Cofield has two sacks and has come up with a unique "Don't tase me, bro" dance. The former Northwestern star holds his fist in the air and then holds it against his side and twitches as if the volts were pulsing through his body. Teammate Justin Tuck loves the move, as well as what Cofield is doing on the field.
Cofield has said he is not upset that the Giants nearly traded him to the Super Bowl champion Saints.||||||| Cofield said he understands the NFL is a business. General manager Jerry Reese has assured Cofield he is not on the trading block, it's just that the Saints made a great offer, according to the Newark Star-Ledger. "To me, there's a difference between being on the trading block and accepting an offer they felt like they couldn't refuse," Cofield told the newspaper. "I was told I wasn't being shopped around and that I was still going to be the guy here."


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Whatever your reason for playing the lottery, the money from Powerball ticket sales adds up fast.
Even more so recently, since officials upped the price per ticket from one dollar to two in 2012. Iowa Lottery officials estimate that for Wednesday's 400 million dollar Powerball jackpot, there were several million tickets sold. But where does the money from those ticket sales go?
According to lottery officials, one full dollar goes straight to the prizes. Then, another 20%, or 40 cents, covers operation expenses. That leaves 30% of the ticket price, 60 cents, that comes back to the state.
With Powerball, all that money goes into the general fund. From there—
"It goes to pay for everything from education to law enforcement, and to agricultural programs," said Mary Neubauer, an Iowa Lottery spokesperson. "So really, lottery revenue touches a bunch of different areas."
And it's no chump change, either – since 1985, the Iowa Lottery said that they have raised about $1.4 billion dollars in funds for the state. And that money only grows with high-profile drawings like this week's, because as the jackpot rises, so does public interest.
"At some point, they do take on a life of their own," Neubauer said of lottery drawings."I think that right now we're definitely in that realm."


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Two amendments to the Alabama State Constitution are being voted on during this election.
Amendment 4 would repeal parts of the constitution that discuss separating schools by race, as well as poll taxes
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to repeal portions of Section 256 and Amendment 111, now appearing as Section 256 of the Official Recompilation of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, relating to separation of schools by race and to repeal Section 259, Amendment 90, and Amendment 109, relating to the poll tax.
Amendment 4 Remove racist language - 26% reporting
Yes - 36%
No - 64%
Amendment 8 mainly focuses on prohibiting the State Legislature from increasing their salary.
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to repeal the existing provisions for legislative compensation and expenses and establish the basic compensation of the Legislature at the median household income in Alabama; to require legislators to submit signed vouchers for reimbursement for expenses; and to prohibit the Legislature from increasing the compensation or expenses payable to its members.
Amendment 8 Repeal legislative pay - 24%
Yes - 65%
No - 35%
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Sara Menke
Air Force places 29 on the Mountain West Scholar-Athlete team
The MW Scholar-Athlete Award is one of the highest academic honors bestowed by the Conference
Four Falcons Earn MW Scholar-Athlete Honors
Senior Rachel Kennedy led the way with her fourth scholar athlete honor.
Three Falcons Named To MW All-Conference Women's Swimming & Diving Team
Davis, Holcombe and Menke earn all-conference honors.
Air Force Sets Five More School Records Saturday at MW Championships
Davis sets three records and Menke sets two in one event.
Air Force Sets Two More School Records Friday at MW Championships
Davis sets school record in the 400 IM and Holcombe in the 100 fly.
2012-13 (FRESHMAN): Set four school records in rookie campaign, three individual and one relay...set school records at MW Championships in 500, 1000 and 1650 free and was the second-leg of the record-setting 800 free relay...swam a time of 4:49.70 in 500 free...swam a time of 16:40.77 in 1650 free...her 1000 split of 10:02.05 during the 1650 swim also set a school record...swam the fourth-fasted 200 free time (1:50:79) in school history...earned freshman most inspirational award at season-ending banquet...MW all-academic and MW scholar-athlete.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Lettered four years in swimming...school record holder in the 200 and 500 free...team MVP all four years...National, Spanish and Math Honors Society member...scholar athlete and science award honoree...high school swimming coach was Shannon Philbin...swam club for Excel Aquatics, coached by Mark Walker...Excel Award winner, national qualifier in the 1650...Excel Aquatics record holder in the 500 and 1000 free.
PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 22...has two older siblings...hobbies are camping, hiking and boating...favorite food is ribs...favorite movie is How to Train your Dragon...favorite books are the Harry Potter series...group in history she'd like to meet is the Beatles...something most people don't know about her is that she's been to all 50 states...credits her father as having the biggest influence on her sports career...favorite athlete is Missy Franklin...pre-race/meet ritual is a long warm up...favorite quote: "Shoot for the moon because even if you miss, you'll land among the stars."...daughter of Paul and Julie Menke.


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RDT Presents Passage
March 22-24, 2012
Leona Wagner Black Box Theatre
Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
138 West 300 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
March 22-24, 2012 | 7:30 pm
Saturday Matinee | 2:00 pm
Tickets available through ArtTix | 801-355-ARTS | www.artTix.org
Tickets $30* ($15* students/seniors)
Community Night (March 22) all tickets $15
*All tickets will increase $5 on the day of the show
Choreographers Satu Hummasti, Eric Handman, Natosha Washington & Nicholas Cendese create a sensuous movement journey - a PASSAGE through haunted memories to the ever-changing present. Explore the threshold of change and the echoes of a poetic and mysterious reality anchored in the human experience.
Pieces include:
Songs I Wanna Sing (to you) by Satu Hummasti
Hummasti explores the poetic underpinnings of five songs from very different genres which address themes of loneliness, nostalgia, desire, and the joy and difficulty of truly being with other people. Through subtle physical phrases, powerful group work, and singing, the dance asks: Isn't there always some degree of loneliness, no matter how close we are to someone? Isn't there always some degree of mystery in others, no matter how well we know them?
What You Leave Behind (world premiere) by Natosha Washington & Nicholas Cendese
"What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but
what is woven into the lives of others." ~ Pericles
Nicholas & Natosha created a live blog to document their process in creating this unique piece for RDT. Click here to visit the blog and see their day by day process and videos of rehearsal.
Ghost Ship by Eric Handman
Utilizing an original sound score with fragments of text, familiar and unfamiliar sounds, the work explores experiences of revisiting places and how we are connected to our sense of place. Haunted by an ever-present past and caught in the limbo of memory, the marooned dancers in Ghost Ship perform with a volcanic and sinuous energy under a torrent of 120 pounds of falling rice. Flying through the dense traffic of lashing limbs and skating over the rice-covered stage, the dancers leave traces of their presence: the hieroglyphics of a vanished tribe.
Karyo by (and in memory of) Susan McLain
Ghost Ship from RDT on Vimeo.
Satu Hummasti's Songs I Wanna Sing (to you)
Natosha Washington and Nicholas Cendese are proud to call Salt Lake City home. While Nicholas has always been here, Natosha is a born and raised Georgia peach. They met eleven years ago and now consider themselves husband and wife – well, at least metaphorically. They both attended the University of Utah where they received their BFA degrees in Modern Dance and are now passionately and 'up-to-their-necks' involved with dance in Utah. Natosha teaches dance at Judge Memorial Catholic High School and regularly teaches and choreographs in schools around the state. Nicholas has been dancing with Repertory Dance Theatre for 10 years and is thrilled to teach for Miss Margene's Creative Classroom and Tami Knubel's South Valley Creative Dance. In 2004, Natosha and Nicholas started RawMoves, which won a SLAMMY in 2005 for best new dance company and has performed all over the state and even in exotic Idaho. Nicholas and Natosha are thrilled and honored to be sharing their 'raw moves' with RDT and would like to thank the dancers for their passion and daring, Linda for her unending support, and Linda, Lynne Larson, and Lynne Wimmer for their feedback and suggestions.
Eric Handman hails from New York City, and is an Assistant Professor at the University of Utah's Department of Modern Dance. Prior to receiving his MFA from the University in 2003, he earned a bachelors degree in English from Skidmore College in 1991. He spent much of the nineties as a professional dancer in New York City as a member of such companies as Doug Varone and Dancers, Joy Kellman & Company and Nicholas Leichter Dance. He has also danced for choreographers David Dorfman, Lisa Race, Stephen Koester, Charlotte Boye-Christensen, Pooh Kaye, Wendy Perron, Simone Forti, Debra Fernandez, Tim Harling & Lisa Giobbi, Eun Me Ahn, and Koosil-ja Hwang. He teaches domestically and internationally and specializes in technique, improvisation, contact improvisation, composition, qualitative research methods, criticism and theory. He is on the board of directors for the Congress on Research in Dance.
Satu Hummasti, originally from Helsinki, Finland, is a dancer, choreographer, writer and teacher who has performed and taught throughout the United States, South America and Europe. She has performed in New York City with Fred Darsow Dance, Barbara Grubel Projects and Sari Nordman, and has worked as a freelance dancer with Stephen Koester, Mary Fitzgerald, and A. Ludwig Dance Theater. Her work has been presented in NYC at Dance New Amsterdam, Chashama, The Construction Company, Sal Anthony's Movement Salon, and at The John Ryan Theater at White Wave, as a part of the d.u.m.b.o. and Cool New York Dance Festivals. Her choreography has also been performed in Medellin, Colombia; Edinburgh, Scotland (as a part of the 2007 Fringe Festival); San Jose, Costa Rica; Bordeaux, France; Helsinki, Finland; and in Boston, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, and Seattle. She is currently an Associate Professor in the Modern Dance Department at the University of Utah.
Susan McLain was born in New Haven, Connecticut in 1953 and raised in New York City. She was a graduate of the High School of the Performing Arts in New York City.
A former principal dancer with the Martha Graham Dance Company and Pearl Lang Dance Company, she has also performed with Ballet West, Richard Move, Douglas Nielsen, Larry Richardson and danced extensively throughout the world and can be seen in the "Dance in America" series for public television.
She worked as a solo artist while continuing her work for the Martha Graham Company as its Senior Artistic Associate where she mounted Graham works for university department of dances and has gave pre-curtain lectures for the Graham company's performances.
Professor McLain received a B.A. in Dance Education and a M.F.A. from the Modern department of dance at the University of Utah where she also served as a faculty member for eight years.
She taught a variety of courses for the Cal State University at Long Beach Dance Department where she has been a Professor for the last 18 years. During this last year she served as the Interim Chair. Susan was also an active member of the American College Dance Festival Association (ACDFA). Ms. McLain has taught at the Alvin Ailey School, the Martha Graham School, and various other professional studios and universities. Her choreography has been seen in the repertoire of the Martha Graham Dance Company, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Repertory Dance Theater and other professional companies in the United States.
Professor McLain's published articles on Pilates-based research have been presented at several Dance and Sports Medicine Conferences. A biographical film, "Susan, A Dancer's Life" directed by David Viera, has been presented at the New York City Lincoln Center Performing Arts Library Film Series and at the American Dance Festival Film Series in Durham, North Carolina.
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Sale's 14 Strikeouts Lead Eagles to 9-1 Victory over Mercer
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Chris Sale tied a career and season-high with 14 strikeouts as the FGCU baseball team defeated the Mercer Bears, 9-1, at Swanson Stadium on Friday night.
With the win the Eagles improve to 16-9 overall (8-2 A-Sun), while the Bears fall to 16-13 on the season (4-3 A-Sun).
The Blue and Green were able to get on the scoreboard in the home half of the first inning off the bat of Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla.). After Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario) grounded out to shortstop, Alvarez stepped in and smacked a 2-2 pitch over the right field fence to give the Eagles a 1-0 lead.
FGCU would plate three more runs in the bottom of the second. After Kurtis Mullaney (Jacksonville, Fla.) reached on an error and advanced to second on a failed pickoff attempt, Luke Smierciak (Gainesville, Fla.) tripled to center field, scoring Mullaney (2-0). The triple was Smierciak's team-leading fifth triple of the season. Joe Guarnaccia (Weston, Fla.) followed with a single up the middle to score Smierciak (3-0) and advanced to second on a fielding error by the center fielder. Josh Chester (Weston, Fla.) walked and both he and Guarnaccia advanced on an error, before Alvarez sent a sacrifice fly to left field to score Guarnaccia (4-0).
Five more runs would come across the plate in the bottom of the third frame. Zach Maxfield (North Port, Fla.) doubled down the left field line and Mullaney sent a one out single through the shortstop to put runners on the corners. Smierciak then stepped into the batter's box and sent the first pitch over the left field fence to record his third homer of the season (7-0). Later in the inning a single by Guarnaccia and walks by Chester and Alvarez had the bases loaded with two outs. Tim Roberson (West Pam Beach, Fla.) doubled to left center field scoring Guarnaccia and Chester to give the Eagles a 9-0 lead.
Mercer ended any hopes of a shutout in the top of the sixth inning as they scored one run off of two hits and one error (9-1). This would prove to be the final run of the game as FGCU held on to take the 9-1 victory.
Junior lefty Chris Sale (Lakeland, Fla.) pitched 8.0 innings, allowing only four hits and one run (unearned) to go along with his 14 strikeouts and one walk. Sale is now 4-0 on the season. Junior right-hander Craig Crumbly (Winter Haven, Fla.) was solid in relief, pitching 1.0 inning of shutout baseball.
Brandon Love took the loss for the Bears (5-2), pitching 2.1 innings, allowing eight hits and nine runs (seven earned).
The Eagles picked up nine runs on 12 hits and three errors. Smierciak, who finished a double away from the cycle, led the way offensively for the Blue and Green. He finished 4-for-4 with four RBI and two runs scored. Alvarez finished 1-for-3 with a pair of RBI and a home run. Maxfield, Mullaney and Guarnaccia all went 2-for-4 with a combined five runs scored. Roberson finished with two RBI.
The Eagles will be action Saturday afternoon as they wrap-up the three-game conference series with Mercer with a doubleheader beginning at 1:00 p.m.


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Charlotte Knights 5, Gwinnett Braves 4
- Jose Constanza LF 2-5 RBI(4), K, CS(3), .250 Avg
- Freddie Freeman 1B 0-2 .500 Avg
- Joey Terdoslavich RF-1B 2-3 2 2B(11), BB, .324 Avg
- Sean Gilmartin 6IP 9H 4R 1BB 4K 2.86 ERA
After two straight wins the Braves drop one to Charlotte with former Braves Deunte Heath picking up the win in relief for the Knights. After an 0-17 slump across four games Jose Constanza has ten hits in his last four games raising his average from .188 to .250 during that span. The Braves could probably use some pop in the outfield at this point. More impressively Joey Terdoslavich has eight extra base hits in his last four games and even picked up his second walk of the season tonight and has pushed his SLG up to .622 and his iso up to .276. Dude is crushing right now.
Mississippi Braves 3, Mobile Baybears 1
- Philip Gosselin 2B 2-5 2B(4), .234 Avg
- Edward Salcedo 3B 0-3 BB, SB(3), .255 Avg
- Shawn McGill C 2-4 2B(1), RBI(1), K, .500 Avg
- J.R. Graham 7IP 4H 0R 0BB 2K 2.50 ERA
- Mark Lamm 1.1IP 0H 0R 0BB 2K 2.25 ERA
JR Graham pitched another very impressive game. Most impressive is the inning count and lack of walks. He also had an impressive 11-4 groundball-to-flyball ratio. His season ratio is 2.27 which is right in line with his career ratio. The Braves offense didn't muster much behind him but he didn't need much. Veteran catcher Shawn McGill made his first appearance of the season.
Salem Red Sox 1, Lynchburg Hillcats 0
- William Beckwith 1B 0-2 2BB K, .273 Avg
- Robby Hefflinger LF 1-4 K, .283 Avg
- David Peterson 4.2IP 2H 1R 4BB 5K 3.07 ERA
- Nathan Hyatt 1IP 0H 0R 0BB 3K 1.29ERA
Not much went right offensively for the Hillcats in this one. Hefflinger picked up the lone hit for the team though three players did reach second base nothing came of them. David Peterson pitched a solid game though the four walks contributed to his early exit. The bullpen pitched four excellent innings culminating with Nathan Hyatt striking out the side in the ninth.
Asheville Tourists 6, Rome Braves 2
- Levi Hyams 2B 1-4 2B(2), .211 Avg
- Josh Elander LF 1-4 2B(6), RBI(11), .324 Avg
- Casey Kalenkosky DH 1-4 2B(1), RBI(1), .250 Avg
- Mauricio Cabrera 6IP 5H 3R 3BB 3K 3.20 ERA
- Lucas Sims 2IP 1H 1R 2BB 2K 7.71ERA
Mauricio Cabrera put up a solid, if unspectacular start but the bullpen couldn't stop the Tourists and the Braves couldn't muster enough offense to get him the win. Josh Elander continues to hit well, but not another player in the lineup has an average over .250. Casey Kalenkosky was called up from Danville and will see some time at first base. The Braves are still bringing Lucas Sims along slowly though his results have been mixed so far. He is allowing opposing hitters just a .182 Avg thus far, but has walked nine batters in nine innings. He is still just 18 years old and in low A ball.


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Police have arrested the man who injured multiple people after he crashed through the front of a home in Bellmead Sunday evening.
Noel Zapata Rodriguez has been charged with four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, assault of a public servant, evading arrest and resisting arrest. Rodriguez is on $435,000 bond.
Police responded to a domestic disturbance call between a man and a woman in the 4400 block on Concord Road a little after 5:00 p.m. Sunday evening.
When police arrived, the man took off in his vehicle. After a low speed chase through town, the pursuit came to an end when the suspect ran the vehicle into his ex-girlfriend's house with people inside.
Police say Rodriguez fought with officers as they tried to arrest him. Officers had to use a stun gun on Rodriguez to get him under control.
Police say Rodriguez was ramming his ex-girlfriend's car outside the house before police arrived on the scene. The ex-girlfriend was not in the car when Rodriguez was ramming it.
BPD says there were four people in the home. There were three children and one adult and multiple injuries were reported, but they are all non life-threatening.
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Research on Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
The largest program at SMRI is for the identification of medications that will improve the treatment of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Although some medications have been available since the 1960s, they have proven to be only partially effective. Many individuals affected with these diseases continue to have symptoms even when taking available medications, while others find it difficult to take medications because of side effects.
There are two parts of this SMRI program:
I. Regular Treatment Trials
The purpose of this program is to support the testing of medications to assess their efficacy for treating schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. SMRI is especially interested in supporting the testing of medications that are unlikely to be tested by pharmaceutical companies because they are not commercially profitable. At any given time, SMRI is supporting 75-100 treatment trials, the majority of which are on generic and/or off-label medications. To view a list of SMRI-funded trials, click on List of Awarded Treatment Trials. To view a description of a trial, click on the "select" button to the left of the grant identification number. The list can be sorted numerically/alphabetically by clicking on a column head.
Regular treatment trials can be funded for up to $300,000 per year. Applications must be submitted by October 1 of each year; applicants will be notified of the decision by the end of November.
Questions regarding treatment trials should be addressed to Ms. Rhoda Marte at firstname.lastname@example.com.
II. Special Treatment Trials and Drug Development
SMRI also supports special treatment trials and occasional drug development. Special treatment trials are usually multi-center trials that require more than $300,000 per year to carry out. Such trials are usually reserved for medications for which preliminary SMRI-supported trials have been promising.
SMRI has, in the past, also supported the development of promising medications at selected corporate biotechnology companies. At this time, such funds are fully committed, and new applications are not being accepted.
SMRI Data and Safety Monitoring Board Policy Statement
Starting in 2009, the Stanley Medical Research Institute will require that all newly funded studies involving more than minimal risk be overseen by a Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB). DSMBs are currently required for most studies funded by the National Institutes of Health ) (http://www.nimh.nih.gov/research-funding/grants/nimh-policy-on-data-and-safety-monitoring-in-extramural-investigator-initiated-clinical-trials.shtml) and the United States Food and Drug Administration (http://www.fda.gov/CbER/gdlns/clindatmon.pdf ). DSMBs are also being increasingly required for articles on clinical trials submitted to medical journals.
At this time, there is some variation in terms of how DSMBs are constituted and what their duties are. We would suggest that DSMBs overseeing SMRI-funded trials meet the following requirements:
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Detectives are searching for some men, possibly kids, seen fleeing after a shooting near a Baton Rouge mall Saturday night.
Gunshots rang out outside the Mall of Louisiana around 9:35 p.m.
According to the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office, two groups of men or boys between the movie theater and the mall were involved in some sort of altercation when the shots were fired.
Two boys not involved in the fight were shot and taken to the hospital, but their injuries are not considered life-threatening.
Investigators have not named any suspects.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill.-- Tuesday marks the longest day of the year and and for some twin cities residents there's no better way to spend it than golfing.
In honor of the day, Bloomington golf courses are bringing back the longest day of golf event.
More than 100 golfers stepped out to the courses to tee off as early as 5:30 AM Tuesday morning and many plan to play through the entire day which doesn't finish up until 7:00 PM.
The Den in Bloomington is using the day as a way to reach out to residents who might not be golf regulars.
"It's a good time to enjoy the golf course with your friends and hopefully it's a chance for some players who normally wouldn't play our golf courses to come out and enjoy the day, see all three of our golf courses, and see what we have to offer," said club house manager Adam Osterburg.
And while for some it's all fun and games, for others it's all about the competition. After all, at the end of the day the golfer who has completed the most amount of holes will be awarded with the Longest Day Leader trophy.


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Deputies say they pulled over a vehicle believed to be stolen around 4 p.m. Friday. A male suspect fled that traffic stop on foot, and a female suspect was arrested. Police are currently searching Swancreek Township for the man who ran from deputies.
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Dwindling numbers are forcing the oldest Jewish community in the city of Danville to move to a new location.
The Congregation Anshe Knesset Israel announced this week that after 20 years in its current synagogue at 14 E. Ridgeview St. — the former Ridgeview Baptist Church — they will move. It has been in that location since 1992.
Neal Ehrlich of Danville is the longtime leader of the congregation. He said it was a tough decision, given the congregation's 96-year history in the city.
He said the congregation — which stands at fewer than 25 people — will move to an office at Mervis Industries in Danville. Owner Lou Mervis has been a member of the congregation for 76 years, Ehrlich said.
"We've probably been talking about this for six years," he said. "It came at this point because our congregation is so small. To be able to keep a building going, there are responsibilities and expenses. It's gotten to the point where our membership couldn't continue to do that."
The Congregation Anshe Knesset Israel will hold concluding services on Oct. 12 and 13. Rabbi Sheldon Switkin of Columbus, Ohio, has led the congregation in prayer for the past 25 years and will lead the final Sabbath services.
In addition, a memorial service will be held in the Jewish section of Spring Hill Cemetery on Sunday to conclude the services offered by the congregation.
Ehrlich described it as "a joyous, sad moment" for the congregation members. A number of people are expected to attend from both the East and West coasts, as well as several states throughout the Midwest, bringing stories and pictures from the congregation's past.
"There will be a lot of tears," he said.
According to congregation historian Sybil Mervis, the congregation was formed in the early 20th century by a group of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe. They met above a fellow Jew's shop at first, but in 1922 purchased a former church at the corner of Washington and Harrison streets. Later in that decade, they purchased another old church building at Walnut and Townsend.
The congregation settled into its current location in 1992.
Ehrlich said the congregation has gotten help from an organization that tells temples and synagogues how to disband and what is necessary to close a synagogue.
"It's just not a matter of boxing up and moving to the next place," he said. "You're closing down 97 years' worth of history."
In addition, several items — including windows that represent the Jewish holidays throughout the year — will be donated from the building to the on-campus Jewish organization at the University of Indiana at Bloomington.
As for the building, Ehrlich said it is available. "The building is for sale and would strongly hope it would go to another religious organization in keeping with the spirit of the building," he said. "It's in a really quiet neighborhood and we hope someone would be interested."
As for the congregation, he said the hopes are the members can continue on in their new surroundings.
"We hope that it can last until the 100th year," he said. "And we hope to go on further."
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Henderson's tenure, the third-longest on the team, could end this weekend. His contract is expiring, and he hasn't heard from the front office about a new deal.
Not sure about you but I think it is time to go another direction at MLB. I don't think he has what it takes to do the job any more.
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I like Football for football's sake. Playoffs are icing -- yummy yummy fruit salad icing. I'll enjoy this season just as much with the new faces as I would the old. The goal is the same (playoffs) but the timeline is different -- next year. I'll have fun watching these guys develop, and learning where the new strengths and weaknesses are, etc. I'm guessing that last year we decided to go young but try and win some, and we did WAY better than we hoped last year. Now I think we have seen the potential in some of these guys, and we feel we have nothing to lose by going full rebuilding -- the half rebuild is not doing it now that we have a tougher sched. And I think the decision is in no small part due to the faith Gru has in Grads. The kid has more potential than any new QB we've seen around here in a long time.Looks better than Simms did as a rook, better than Luke, Rob, Brian, or Tim. Gru really seems to like him. I think Gru may have already decided on him as the future, and may even have decided that before the season, was just waiting for Simms to give him an excuse. If we were 3-0 we would be rebuilding slowly, but now it's gonna come fast. The staff is looking at this right I think: as an opportunity, not a disaster. Yeah it's a lost season for the playoffs in all likliehood, but it's an opportunity to get a lot of new guys working together. THe circumstances are unusual for a team to be in, but they are good for us:How often is a team already moving to youth When they get injuries like this?(Simms was struggling to hold on to the No.1 spot, no question -- Jets last year had their no2 injured like our planned #2, and nothing behind him)How often does a team haveso many younger players that could realisticly be playing, but are stuck behind entrenched starters that are only barely better?(always some, but DJ, True, Stovall, Grads, White, Winborn, Ruud)How often does the season realistically disappear so fast?(Unusual that enough key injuries follow drasticly poor performances -- usually the starters are doing well, then it crashes, and you suck it up because you have no intention of NOT going back to them when they heal. Clear now that Yatta isn't coming back even though he probably could have)If we had simms and were 2-1, or 1-2 and playing poorly, we wouldn't be changing like this. It would still be slow-mo. If Yatta didn't have a tolerable but serious injury, would we contemplate this? If he was 100% healthy no way he sits. If Mahan was playing serviceably would we?With a shot season due to the guys expected to give us a best chance to win getting hurt, and having it shot so early, you have a ton of time to try out all those young assets, without the pressure of trying to make a playoff run. Had it happened later in the year, and we were say 2-5 or 4-6, we might be pressured to try. Instead you redefine success as an opportunity to start a much improved team next year.I'd guess a decision was made with the Glazers approval, to go full youth and focus on next year, without the fear that heads will roll. Next year we could be fielding a young but experienced team, bolstered by a big splash in FA where needed (*cough*Center &UT*cough*) and Nice drafts. It's a win-win for the next year: if we do well enough to get a bad draft spot, then we know we have a great core, and can tweak it. If we do poorly enough for a good draft spot, well, thats youth, and we have nice picks and a big FA upcoming to fix it.I hope this mentality phases over to the defensive side too. Winborn splitting some time with Brooks, Ruud getting = time with Q, white taking over for spires. Some safety and nickle time splitting to see what we've got back there? Zemitas isn't close to there IMO, but maybe more for him too? Maybe experimenting with other guys in Boogers spot (not just wyms).
I'm with Garv on this one.The silver lining to this sudden mess is that now we have no choice but to put our "future" on the field.While the likelihood of competing in 2006 has dwindled a great deal, it will be interesting to watch the kids grow up.
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UI speed7.7/10Camera7/10Multimedia9/10Internet8.5/10Call quality8.2/10Battery7.2/10Reception8.2/10Display6.7/10Build quality8.2/10Text input8.3/10Everyday usage8.2/10
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posted on 29 Nov 2013, 05:05 (Posts: 0; Member since: 29 Nov 2013)
Budget Blackberry
colectionarul has owned it for more than one year before publishing this review
This is my third Blackberry I have,compared with the Bold 9700 or the Bold 9900 the materials used are cheap,the back of the phone scratches easily,and the imitation of aluminium is a kitsch.But for this price if you don't care about that,and the camera you get an excelent communication device,good browsing,good push e-mail,excelent text input,maybe the battery is not the best but is better then average.Build quality 9/10Reception 10/10Call quality 9/10Internet 8/10Multimedia 9/10Camera 6/10UI speed 8/10Everyday usage 9/10Text input 10/10Display 7/10Battery 8/10
- good text input
- good price
- fast browsing
- easy to use
- good push e-mail
- small display
- bad camera
- freezes sometimes
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posted on 09 Oct 2013, 07:12 (Posts: 0; Member since: 17 Jul 2013)
My first blackberry
avikarji has owned it for less than year before publishing this review
Great phone, Suitable for people who hate virtual keyboard. Build quality is great. You must buy it if you need access to your mails 24*7, If you love to chat on phone or If you want a long battery backup on music player.Build quality 9/10Reception 7/10Call quality 10/10Internet 8/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 7/10UI speed 7/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 10/10Display 6/10Battery 7/10
- Qwerty keypad build Quality is awesome.
- Handy, Easy to carry for day today usage.
- Sound Quality is really good
- Keeps you socially connected
- Camera sucks some times.
- Hangs once a day
- Battery is not that good
- Blackberry maps is waste of time.
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posted on 22 Jul 2013, 15:08 (Posts: 0; Member since: 22 Jul 2013)
Love it!
qwertyman7 has owned it for less than month before publishing this review
I had a samsung galaxy ace 2x but it broke :( but i got this phone because my siblings had it and i am very empressed, lots of customization, and i got this plan with koodo and i got unlimited facebook twitter and bbm!! bbm is fast sending and resseving like MSN or FB messangerBuild quality 9/10Reception 8/10Call quality 10/10Internet 8/10Multimedia 9/10Camera 8/10UI speed 8/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 9/10Display 9/10Battery 9/10
- Easy navigating the home page
- User friendly
- Lots of themes
- Lots of shortcuts
- Bad camera
- Freezes sometimes
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posted on 17 Dec 2012, 16:07 (Posts: 0; Member since: 17 Dec 2012)
Hate this phone
missbex has owned it for less than year before publishing this review
Worst bb I have ever owned! Forever freezing, app world is rubbish
Screen isn't big enuf to see everything. Only good thing about it is bbm which I love ! Won't be having this phone again, best blackberry I've had by far is the bb torch 9810, when I get my upgrade thinking of the bold 9900 or maybe leaving bb and going for the Nokia lumia worst of all I hate touch screen phones but looks as tho I will have to have one..Build quality 6/10Reception 6/10Call quality 4/10Internet 7/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 6/10UI speed 4/10Everyday usage 5/10Text input 6/10Display 6/10Battery 2/10
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posted on 08 Aug 2012, 12:04 (Posts: 0; Member since: 08 Aug 2012)
The Blackberry Curve 9320
Blackberry has owned it for less than month before publishing this review
I must Admit, This Phone Isn't the best I've had but I've certantly Loved using it. Perfect for first-time Blackberry users or Teenagers who listen to music regularly due to it's long battery life. I no longer use it as I have the new top of the range smartphone Sony Xperia S and I will write a review on that phone too. I use the Blackberry now as a back-up, along with many other phones.
Thankyou for taking the time to read this, I will write again soon. Thanks, Blackberry.Build quality 7/10Reception 9/10Call quality 7/10Internet 10/10Multimedia 6/10Camera 6/10UI speed 10/10Everyday usage 5/10Text input 5/10Display 2/10Battery 7/10
- Good, Fast Clicking around.
- Smart.
- Easy to use.
- Apps take about 3-5 minutes to Load.
- Phone takes 2-4 minutes to Start up.
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Very impressed.
kingstandup has owned it for less than month before publishing this review
This is just my second BlackBerry and I must say, despite the fact that this is supposed to be a low-end, entry-level smartphone, I'm very impressed thus far. My previous BlackBerry was the Torch 9810 and in my opinion the Curve 9320 exceeds it by miles. I really like the idea of a physical keyboard and the operating system is easy to navigate. The phone is still very new so the programs and actions are still lightning quick. Videos look very good on the small screen. Text/email is a snap. The display is awesome. The BB App World isn't great, but has enough options to hold me over for a while. In a day and age when iPhones and Android devices rule the world, I am very happy with this investment so far - even though I know I was taking a chance with BB. I'm not sure if this will be a temporary phone yet. Afterall, the Samsung Galaxy S III is now available...Build quality 9/10Reception 9/10Call quality 9/10Internet 10/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 9/10UI speed 9/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 10/10Display 10/10Battery 10/10
- Physical keyboard.
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- Amazing battery life.
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Boat speed zone signs being replacedby Willie Howard
Palm Beach County boaters take note.
Manatee zone and boating safety speed signs in Palm Beach County are being replaced by a contractor for the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission.
In some areas, additional markers and buoys will be installed to better mark existing zones. In other areas, illegal and unauthorized markers and signs will be removed.
Work started last week and is expected to continue through mid-October, said Dawn Griffin of the FWC's Office of Boating and Waterways.
"The markers will get boats to slow down in areas where vessel congestion occurs and manatees frequent," said the FWC's Capt. David Schaeffer. "This is beneficial to boaters and the manatees."
The FWC maintains a waterway sign and marker hotline — (866) 405-2869 — that boaters can call to report damaged or missing signs or waterway markers.
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The cold weather is affecting many people across Georgia. Even people in the CSRA are taking extra precaution before leaving their homes.
FOX54 spoke to locals about how they are handling the cold.
"I don't want it, honestly, I don't want the snow. I like being warm. I don't need to feel it or experience it and freeze," said Angelica Concepcion.
A freeze is exactly what people across Georgia braced for. Some have even seen snow and freezing rain but officials say it was just another day in Augusta, just a little colder.
"Well fortunately we don't have any moisture, if we did of course we would see ice today or sleet or some form of precipitation so we have been very fortunate," said Pam Tucker, director of Columbia County Emergencies & Operations Division.
Tucker told FOX54 Columbia County has seen no power outages and has escaped most weather-related issues.
The bad news, the freezing temperatures can affect people who have to be outside.
"You have to wear gloves, you have to wear hats, you have to wear thick socks because you will lose your body heat," said Tucker.
However, Friday's weather kept many people inside.
The dog park at Evans Town Center Park was less crowded than usual.
"No one was here today around 5:30 p.m., usually there's about a thousand dogs," said Concepcion.
Only a few people made it out to the park but as the sun begins to set and the temperatures start to drop, Tucker's main concern, pets.
"You know the biggest thing right now and will worry me tonight are those pets that could be outside. Keep them inside if at all possible, that's where they need to be on cold nights like this," said Tucker.
Officials also warn, even though there has been no rain, be aware of places near water that may freeze and cause black ice on the road.
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With their monthly magazine cover revelation, Game Informer announced a new MMORPG releasing in 2013: The Elder Scrolls Online. Shortly thereafter, Bethesda confirmed the news on their blog.
TESO is set one thousand years before Skyrim, during the time when Prince Molag Bal tries to absorb Tamriel into his demonic realm. Zenimax Online studios is in charge of development, with MMO veteran Matt Firor of Dark Age of Camelot fame at the helm as game director. More trailers and screenshots should appear tomorrow, and we can expect plenty of news surface at E3.
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