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Play Therapy Therapists in Pittsburgh
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Naomi Greenberg
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"Update 7/6/15: I am now accepting new adult clients for daytime appointments only. I am particularly interested in perinatal and postpartum mental health. I work to support the all aspects of the parent/child attachment relationship and to explore it's influence on all aspects of development of self throughout the life cycle. I am also interested in helping clients to navigate past traumas and find a sense of healing in their lives.
(412) 246-8878
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206
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Angela M. Vincent
Counselor, MS, NCC, LPC
"Angela Vincent, M.S., N.C.C., L.P.C. received her Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA. She also has a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology & Anthropology and a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre from West Virginia University in Morgantown, WV. Prior to working for Pediatric Counseling Services, Angela worked for Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC as a Psychology Associate in the Departments of Weight Management & Wellness and Adolescent Medicine, as a Multisystemic (MST) Therapist for MHY Family Services, and as a Licensed Professional Counselor with Samaritan Counseling Center.
(412) 388-0880
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15216
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Julie Marie Provident
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"Are you struggling with a family issue? Do you need help making a decision about your relationship? Are you having difficulty supporting your child through their own issues? I have strong background in marriage and family therapy as well as a background in Trauma Informed Care. I'll work with you to help you manage changes that may be taking place in your life. I can help you gain more clarity about your personal situation and work on stress reduction while we problem solve.
(412) 923-4498
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15216
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Kelly Meinhart
Counselor, LPC, C-CCPT
"I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults struggling with a range of concerns, including anxiety, trauma and loss, adjustments and transitions, ADHD and anger, as well as relationship issues, mood difficulties, and social skills deficits. I also have experience with working with children and families working through adoption issues and assisting students adjusting to college life. Additionally, I help parents increase their competence and confidence in managing the challenges of raising children in a changing world through skills coaching and parent education.
(412) 651-1157
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
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Teresa Beshai
Counselor, LPC, MALS, NCC
"Are you concerned about your child's social interactions? I am a licensed professional counselor who has worked for private, nonprofit, and governmental facilities in both outpatient and residential behavioral settings. I specialize in child/adolescent and young adult behavioral health. From my multifaceted background, I have learned techniques that promote self- discovery with a fun approach to counseling. I specialize in child/adolescent ADHD, anxiety, depression, and impulse control. As a mother, I understand the blessings and challenges of parenthood. I can help to reduce tantrums and promote healthy relationships. Ready for a fresh start?
(412) 438-8693
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15202
Dafna Rehavia-Hanauer
Art Therapist, PhD, MA, CAT, ATR-BC
"I am an experienced psychotherapist specializing in women issues, gender identity, eating disorders, relationships, transitions, loss, migration, emotional and behavioral distress.Sensitive to cultures and diversity.All ages and nationalities are welcome,indiviuals,family and couples.
(412) 427-1219
"Does life seem overwhelming? Many of life's most difficult challenges require the help of a professional counselor. I have worked successfully with individuals, families and couples to navigate the struggles affecting their lives. When you need help managing anxiety, trauma, mental health needs, and sudden life changes take the valuable first step and call. I counsel clients by first getting to know them and listen carefully to their concerns. I provide a warm and safe environment and help individuals be supported. Then through focusing on an individual's strengths, I work to provide a personal plan with support to move forward.
(412) 324-3116
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15238
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Csilla Fischer
Counselor, MEd, NCC, LPC
"I would like to accompany you to walk the path from chaos to purpose. I am a certified clinical trauma professional, who can help you with anxiety, trauma, depression, physical, sexual and emotional abuse, neglect and unmet developmental needs. I have worked in a large variety of settings, cultures and with various age groups. My approach to therapy is eclectic, utilizing a variety of techniques and connecting them with psycho-education. I tailor treatment to individual needs and comfort levels: helping clients strengthen and speed up the healing process in a safe and relaxed environment.
(412) 567-6308
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15221
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Bryan S Bass-Riley
Counselor, MDiv, MS, LPC, NCC
"Bryan believes that psychotherapy is a journey that therapist and client embark upon together. Like most journeys, there are twists and turns, hills to climb, detours, and one way streets. And like most good journeys, the trip is often as important as the destination. Often on this journey, clients will discover that their destination changes from their original plan...this is part of the adventure! Bryan approaches therapy from a position of profound respect for his clients, their stories, values, and beliefs. As stories, values, and beliefs unfold, clients learn new ways of understanding and living them going forward.
(412) 906-4284 x33
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206
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Jill Ds Robinson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"Therapy can be a wonderful tool which helps you to look at your world and to find your place in it. I work by adapting therapy to you, based upon the matters you want to address. I strive to provide a non-judgmental, respectful, empathic environment where you can feel supported and comfortable focusing on your needs. I can help with diverse concerns such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, life stresses, attachment difficulties, parenting, relationship and family issues.
(412) 228-0462
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Gloria J Rodriguez-Ransom
Counselor, LPC, IMHC
"I have been in practice for over 15+ years. I service the early childhood population and have a specialty in children with Autism (0-6). But you cannot help any child without helping the parents first. I have serviced individuals, couples and families and help them unravel the story of how they became to be and what they would like to be in the future. Through my professional training and personal experience of raising 3 children (10, 14 and 16) I have learned that marriage and relationships take time and effort. Let's have a conversation and see what we can learn from each other.
(412) 532-4587
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15208
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Jordan Golin
Psychologist, PsyD
"At Squirrel Hill Psychological Services, we believe that challenges in life provide tremendous opportunity for growth. We want to help you move beyond your difficulties and make positive changes in your life. Our team of social workers, counselors, psychologists and psychiatrists are experienced and compassionate, with areas of specialization ranging from play therapy and blended families to marital discord, anxiety and depression.
(412) 528-1372
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Jessie D'Antonio
Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
"I believe it takes strength and courage to acknowledge difficult experiences, feelings and life stressors. Sometimes things can build up individually or within relationships and become overwhelming. My approach to therapy is warm and collaborative to help facilitate growth and change. I am a licensed professional counselor and have over 10 years of experience working with a variety of challenges including depression, anxiety, worrying thoughts, relationship issues, eating disorders, grief and loss. I enjoy working with others in a holistic way to improve overall wellness. I have an eclectic style to help support each individual, couple and/or child.
(412) 680-0038
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15229
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Elizabeth Reitz
Psychologist, PhD
"I have specialized in treating children, adolescents, & families for over 10 years. My goals are to form a meaningful alliance with a child and their family and to support them in learning new strategies to overcome their current challenges. I treat children with depression, anxiety, anger, ADHD, and RAD. I help children to improve their social skills, self-esteem, ability to manage their emotions, and ability to be organized and focused. I help families to improve relationships with one another and to reduce conflict. I work closely with parents, schools, and physicians when appropriate to increase the effectiveness of treatment.
(412) 368-2211
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15228
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Michael F Langan
Counselor, MSEd, LPC
"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 25 years experience working with children, adolescents, adults and families. I believe we all strive to feel a sense of belonging and to master any task before us. I view emotional, behavioral and relationship problems as distress signals indicating that current attempts at realizing important healthy strivings are not working. Repetitive, unsatisfying patterns of interaction can result, leaving everyone involved feeling discouraged, isolated and "stuck". This is usually when folks seek counseling for themselves or their loved ones.
(412) 837-8125
"We are in-network providers for both Highmark and UPMC (excluding UPMC for You). North Hills Psychological Services is staffed by 8 experienced, licensed PhD and Master's level psychologists and therapists. In addition to regular office hours, evening and weekend appointments are usually available.Call 412 367-1481, ext 1 or 412 367-7781.Or, email us for general information. We are located less than 10 min. away from 279, so we are accessible to individuals living in the city. Our web site is http://www.nhpsych.com/ . We are also providers for out of state BC/BS.
(412) 367-1481 x1
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David E Levit
Psychologist, PSY
"I was born and raised in Pittsburgh. I earned my doctorate at Nova University School of Professional Psychology, my Master's Degree at Duquesne University, and my Bachelor's Degree from Washington and Jefferson College. I completed an APA approved internship at the VA Medical Center in Salem Virginia. My almost thirty years experience is in both inpatient and outpatient psychotherapy, and have worked in private practice since 1985. I have extensive experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. I treat a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, relationship issues, anger management, ADD/ADHD/ODD, loss, behavioral management, and thought disorders.
(412) 906-9181
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Doty Lee Mauney
Counselor, LPC, RPT
"I am a practicing Gestalt therapist as well as a Registered Play therapist who works with adults and children that have experienced trauma and/or abuse, and present with symptoms of PDSD, anxiety, depression. When working with children I work closely with the parents or caregivers for best results. As a Gestalt therapist my focus is present focused and on the whole person (thoughts, feelings, body/movement.) Together we create an environment where the individual finds a deeper awareness about themselves that can increase their choices about how they interact with others and live their life.
(412) 203-4349
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15201
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Christina M Lopez
Counselor, MS, LPC
""Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." -Abraham Lincoln
(412) 530-5528
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15205
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Allison J Spinneweber
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"My goal is to encourage a more peaceful personal and home environment. When meeting with me, you will receive support that is knowledgeable, respectful, and down to earth. In addition to providing therapy addressing anxiety and depression for adults, adolescents, and children, I also have a strong background in providing support for families when their children struggle with behavioral concerns. I also provide support around grief in the loss of a family member, friend, or issues surrounding pregnancy loss and infertility. Treatment for each client and family is highly individualized, based around interests, learning style, and family belief systems.
(412) 515-8357
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Play Therapy Therapists
Generally for children ages 3 to 11, play therapy is a form of counseling that relies on play to help therapists communicate with children and understand their mental health. Because children develop cognitive skills before language skills, play is an effective way to understand a child. The therapist may observe a child playing with toys--such as playhouses and dolls--to understand the child's behavior and identify issues.
If you're looking for Play therapy in Pittsburgh or for a Pittsburgh Play therapist these professionals provide play therapy, play therapy children, child play therapy, play therapy for children, sandplay therapy, family play therapy and group play therapy. They include Play therapists, Play psychologists, Play psychotherapists and Play counselors.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me?
Therapists in Pittsburgh have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues.
For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Pittsburgh you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Pittsburgh and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Pittsburgh or family therapy in Pittsburgh.


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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Redlands, CA
Nice hotel close to everything!Posted Jul 28, 2015
Pros: Close to everything needed, on site laundry, friendly staff, updated rooms.
Cons: Carpeting in hallways could use a cleaning.
Location: Close to grocery stores, mall, pharmacies, restaurants, gas stations.. easy access to freeways.
Second time staying at this hotel. I had driven past numerous times over the years and had not realized how much of a hidden gem it is until staying! Close to convenience stores, pharmacies, grocery stores, restaurants..everything! Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. There is on-site laundry as well as a pool/spa, gym, sauna, in room fridge/freezer/microwave.. I was a littler nervous of how close the fire department was, but only heard a siren one time. Pleasantly surprised!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Nice hotel with an "old money" feel.Posted Jul 28, 2015
No complaints. Low cost hotel in a nice part of Cali.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Las Vegas, NV
Really worth the price.Posted Jul 27, 2015
Pros: location and price
Cons: Signage. Despite great location, it is a little difficult to find driveways in.
Location: Restaurants all over neighborhood. Big mall across street.
Stayed here while visiting Laguna Beach due to the price. The location is right off the 5, and only 15 mintues to the beach. The grounds are beautiful, and the rooms were clean and cozy. You can walk to many stores and restaurants, or have a short drive to any restaurant imaginable. Quiet and safe. I'd recommend this place to every one. Nice buffet breakfast, too.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great location - great staff.Posted Jul 23, 2015
Pros: The staff was the friendliest and most helpful of all the hotels where we've stayed. Breakfast was adequate to start the day.
Cons: Air Conditioning could be quieter.
Location: 1 block off I5 Freeway. Parks & beaches within 30 min. drive. Walk to restaurants (Lucille's has the best Bar-B-Que!!). Walk to shopping centers.
This location was close to shopping and restaurants. The staff was so nice we stayed an extra night. It was only a few miles from the beach.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jul 22, 2015
Pros: Room OK
Cons: Reception area
Location: Close to I-5
Lobby/reception area/check in poor. Hotel staff indifferent. Would look for other accommodations next time.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Jul 21, 2015
Good location and area!! Clean facility and love the heated pool!!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
nicePosted Jul 20, 2015
Close to lots of restutaunts great location access to all over
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Good hotel and great locationPosted Jul 16, 2015
Was very nice , staff was good and had all that we needed
for Couplesby A verified traveler from Las Vegas
Beautiful hotel in excellent location.Posted Jul 16, 2015
Pros: The rooms were comfortable and upper levels had small balconies. The breakfast was adequate and the facility was very good.
Cons: Everything was just great for the price.
Location: Beach, shops, many restaurants -- just about everything you need.
Beautiful drive through the countryside to beautiful Laguna Beach. Also close to the Irvine Spectrum outdoor mall with shops, restaurants and kids activities.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Tracy, CA
It worked for us.Posted Jul 14, 2015
Pros: great parking; good maid service; friendly staff; good amenities; close to shopping, beaches, freeways, etc.
Cons: The drapes in our room were dirty and the water had a bad smell.
Location: Laguna Beach, Starbucks, Trader Jo's, Irvine Spectrum mall, Chik-Fil-A, Total Wine, McDonald's and many more.
Overall, we had a nice stay, fairly quiet, but it wasn't all great. The hotel has four buildings. One of the buildings is directly across the street from a large fire house. I suggest you ask for a room in one of the other buildings. The garden view rooms are more expensive, but they are also far away and on the opposite side from the fire house where fire trucks came and went with sirens blaring during the night. The breakfast was a basic setup, not as "deluxe" as advertised. It's surprising that it was not free for more than two people in our family. The beds were very comfortable and the location is good for other reasons... easy access to freeways, shopping, beaches, etc.. The staff was very friendly. The swimming pool could have been cleaner but the deck was quiet and the small fitness center was nice. Starbucks is within walking distance. We would stay there again.

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Consumer trends researcher Rich Luker has acquired the marketing and operating rights for the ESPN Sports Poll, reuniting him with the research brand he founded in 1994.
London-based research company TNS had operated the poll and the related Kids Poll and ESPN Deportes Sports Poll since 1997. That company has undergone a series of restructurings since being acquired 18 months ago by marketing giant WPP Group, and it notified Sports Poll clients in December that its relationship with ESPN would end at the end of 2010.
The service surveys 2,000 sports fans monthly, gathering information related to fan interests, activities and preferences. Leagues, sponsors, agencies and advertisers subscribe to the data to create customized marketing plans.
Luker's deal gives him exclusive business rights to operate and market the poll on behalf of ESPN in what he called a revenue-sharing partnership. Philadelphia-based Social Science Research Solutions will now do the data collection work previously done by TNS.
TNS will continue to provide custom research to new and existing sports clients.
ESPN's role in the process does not change: It owns the information collected after Jan. 1, 2011, but is not involved in the collection, dissemination or selling of the data.
Luker said whereas the previous poll was based on a national sample of sports fans surveyed via landlines, he plans to integrate surveys done with cell phone users. Also planned is the integration of data mined from Luker on Trends, a monthly service that surveys 1,000 Americans on sports and nonsports issues such as emerging technology, economics and aging fan bases.


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Edwards: "This is like the first practice session" BRISTOL, Tenn. -- More than one dozen NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams spent Wednesday testing at Bristol Motor Speedway, preparing for next month's return when the high-banked, half-mile track hosts the Irwin Tools Night Race . "The surface here doesn't change a lot, but the groove changes a lot," Joe Gibbs Racing 's Carl Edwards said of the concrete racing surface during a break in the eight-hour session. "People end up racing right up against the fence. "We're not really able to do that today. Basically, this is like the first practice session (of a race weekend) -- when we show up (in August), the race track will be like this." Still, with only six races remaining before the field is officially set for this year's Chase for the Sprint Cup , any opportunity to improve one's chances for one of the six events isn't taken lightly. "Seventy-five percent (of what we do today) is relevant," Edwards said. "We're just not really able to run up there to that high groove." Edwards, a winner in this year's Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, hasn't officially locked in a spot in the 16-team Chase field, but for he and a handful of others that have already won this year, it's a formality. Three of Edwards' 24 career wins in Sprint Cup have come at BMS and he was fast here on Wednesday. He also cut a tire down during the afternoon session, and contact with the wall did a bit of cosmetic damage to the No. 19 Toyota. "We know exactly what we were lacking when we came here the last race," he said, "so it gives us the opportunity to work on some things." In addition to Edwards, other teams taking part in the test were Ryan Blaney ( Wood Brothers Racing ), Joey Logano ( Team Penske ), Aric Almirola ( Richard Petty Motorsports ), Ricky Stenhouse Jr . ( Roush Fenway Racing ), Paul Menard ( Richard Childress Racing ), David Ragan ( Michael Waltrip Racing ), Jamie McMurray ( Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates), Danica Patrick ( Stewart-Haas Racing ), Travis Kvapil (TMG), Kasey Kahne ( Hendrick Motorsports ) and Landon Cassill (Mike Hillman Racing). Logano and Kahne are also previous winners at Bristol. Stenhouse is still searching for his first Sprint Cup win; the fast BMS track seems to suit his driving style. The 27-year-old has finished sixth or higher in his last three starts here. "It's just fun," Stenhouse Jr. said. "I like running the top, it kind of reminds me of a dirt track the way you can really kind of turn to the right getting into the corner once we get some rubber down on the top lane. We haven't gotten it quite high enough today, but we've worked pretty far up there." The RFR driver is 27th in points, and his fourth-place finish here earlier this year has been his only top 10. "Honestly, being 18th or 19th in points or where we are, if you don't have a win, you're still outside (the Chase)," he said. "I could be eight spots better and it really wouldn't do me any good other than obviously we're getting better finishes, better results." A two-time XFINITY Series champion, Stenhouse said the No. 17 team has improved -- "I think we're getting better," he said -- but the gap between his group and the leaders is still a wide one. "That's why we really kind of embraced coming to this test," he said. "It's been a good race for us in the past. Out of the races that are left, it's probably our best shot to catch a break. "We've been close (here); we know we're not exactly there yet. But we know if we make the right adjustments and get the car a little better, then we'll have the opportunity. And really, that's all you can ask for." The Irwin Tools Night Race is scheduled for Aug. 22 (7:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN, PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Bruce: Never count 'Smoke' out, but he needs a win RELATED: Chase-clinching scenarios for Pocono It's been three years since Tony Stewart qualified for the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup . And it's beginning to look as if the three-time series champion might miss this year's field of 16 as well. Stewart, 44, is 26th in points heading into this weekend's Windows 10 400 at Pocono Raceway. With only six races remaining before the field is set, it's unlikely that the co-owner/driver at Stewart-Haas Racing will qualify for one of the 16 positions based on points. To earn a chance to compete for this year's championship, Stewart needs nothing less than a victory in the coming weeks. Defending series champion Kevin Harvick , six-time champion Jimmie Johnson , '04 champ Kurt Busch and Dale Earnhardt Jr . have officially clinched Chase berths. Joey Logano , Martin Truex Jr ., Brad Keselowski , Matt Kenseth , Denny Hamlin and Carl Edwards are 2015 race winners and are currently 16th or higher in the points standings. Kyle Busch , riding a white-hot streak that has seen the Joe Gibbs Racing driver win three consecutive Sprint Cup events, and four of the last five, is on the doorstep of the top 30 in points (another Chase eligibility requirement). Non-winners, but those somewhat safely inside the top 16 in points include Jamie McMurray and Jeff Gordon . On less stable ground are Ryan Newman , Paul Menard and Kasey Kahne , currently 12th through 14th, respectively, in points. Unless he can advance his points position, Clint Bowyer , who sits 15th, would fall outside the Chase as soon as Kyle Busch cracks the top 30. Stewart is trying to climb into contention. Those on the periphery are likewise trying to advance -- or hold on -- to what they've earned thus far. A win in the coming weeks by anyone else, AJ Allmendinger (23rd) at Watkins Glen for example, would trump the points position of a non-winner inside the top 16. It's unlikely that someone such as Kahne, Menard or Bowyer is resting too comfortably these days. Kahne has made three consecutive appearances in the Chase, but isn't taking anything for granted; Menard's still chasing that first playoff opportunity; Bowyer, meanwhile, is attempting to return after missing the field a year ago. Aric Almirola (17th) and Greg Biffle (18th) made last year's Chase. Austin Dillon (19th) and Kyle Larson (20th) are still looking for that first career win and first Chase appearance. Would it be unwise to look past any of those drivers given the uncertain nature of racing? Rules package changes and a variety of tracks -- large, small and a road course to boot -- only serve to muddy the racing waters. Stewart's Chase absence has been well documented. A broken leg in 2013 sidelined the No. 14 driver for the season's final 15 races. A year ago, he missed three races prior to the start of the Chase, and while he was given a NASCAR exemption, Stewart failed to produce the necessary win or points position to qualify. Perhaps it would be just as unwise to look past Stewart, given what he has been able to accomplish in previous years. But the road ahead won't be an easy one for him or any of those looking to go from Chase hopeful to Chase qualifier. The calendar is starting to take an ugly turn. FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Talks Chase, MWR owner buying interest in CGR; gets new sponsor RELATED: MWR co-owner buys interest in CGR LONG POND, Pa. -- Michael Waltrip Racing driver Clint Bowyer met with media Friday at Pocono Raceway and gave a statement that echoed the "focused on 2015" sentiments expressed by MWR a day earlier that team owner Rob Kauffman had purchased an interest in Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates. "You need to bear with us," Bowyer said. "There's obviously some change on the horizon. I got the same release you guys did. "We've got a new sponsor on the car this weekend. It's a big deal for us. We've been working on this a long time. Got a lot of momentum going into this. We're 20 points out of the Chase. We've got to finish this year off strong. "Like I said, there's a lot of work to be done in the future, and we're all working on it. When I have something to tell you guys, you all know me, and I'll tell you." According to Thursday's statement, MWR and CGR would "continue to operate separately and compete against each other for the remainder of the 2015 season. They are also currently evaluating ways to field the most competitive race teams possible to provide an excellent platform for their partners and employees for the 2016 season and beyond." The sponsor Bowyer referenced, Maxwell House, will run the first of four races this season as a primary on his No. 15 Toyota Camry in Sunday's Windows 10 400 (1:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN/Live Extra, MRN, SiriusXM). RELATED: Maxwell House to sponsor MWR cars Bowyer hopes the coffee maker will perk up his Chase chances this weekend and next at Watkins Glen. He currently sits in the final provisional position in the Chase Grid. RELATED: Chase Grid "There's obviously change on the horizon, and we're going to have to work on the future and see what that looks like but for right now, we're focused on 2015 -- getting Maxwell House to Victory Lane this weekend and getting in this Chase," Bowyer said. "We're close, and this can happen and these guys got to stay focused. I've got to stay focused. If we do our job, we can get in this Chase and compete for the championship." During Friday's first practice, in which he was 19th-fastest, Bowyer shed more light on his state of mind. "The good news is there's a car next to me that's kind of falling like a rock ( Hendrick Motorsports ' Kasey Kahne ) and those two RCR cars ( Ryan Newman and Paul Menard ) are right there for the taking, only 20 points out," Bowyer told MRN. "This is doable." Former Michael Waltrip Racing driver Martin Truex Jr . expressed surprise at the developments surrounding his former team and teammate Bowyer. "I don't really know a whole lot of what's going on," Truex said. "Hearing that Rob is buying into another team is interesting, for sure, so I'm not sure what they've got going on but it was definitely surprising. "Got a lot of friends over there. They've got a lot of great people there. Hopefully they'll all land on their feet and figure out some way to keep going." Heading into the weekend, Bowyer is 15th in the points standings, 20 behind Kahne and Menard and trails Newman by 25, for the final drivers getting their way into the Chase on points. Currently, 10 drivers are locked into NASCAR playoffs with wins. Kyle Busch can make it 11 and take away another spot if he cracks the top 30 in points and stays there over the next six races. FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Greg Biffle will start on front row for Friday's night event RELATED: Learn more about the Sprint All-Star Race MORE: Full qualifying results Paul Menard took the pole for Friday night's Sprint Showdown (7 p.m. ET, FOX Sports 1, MRN, SiriusXM) at Charlotte Motor Speedway . Menard used a fast lap of 189.673 mph in the second of two round of group qualifying to take the top spot. Joining Menard on the front row will be Greg Biffle (189.660 mph). The Roush Fenway Racing driver topped the opening round at 189.960 mph. The second row will be made up of Michael Waltrip Racing teammates David Ragan (189.049 mph) and Clint Bowyer (188.298 mph). Bowyer won last year's Sprint Showdown. Second-year drivers Austin Dillon and Kyle Larson will make up the second row. Starting in the first three rows has been a theme of success in recent Sprint Showdowns. Eight of the past 11 winners of this event have started in the top six. The lone exceptions being Martin Truex Jr . (started 11th in 2007 win and started 20th in 2010 win) and Sam Hornish Jr . (started 8th in 2009 win). Truex will start seventh while Hornish will be starting 13th on Friday night. Danica Patrick will start 8th as she looks to race her way into the Sprint All-Star Race. Chase Elliott will start 11th as he attempts to get a fifth Hendrick Motorsports car into the field for the Sprint All-Star Race. Should he make the race, it will be a busy weekend for the defending XFINITY Series champion as that series competes at Iowa Speedway with practice and qualifying on Saturday and the 3M 250 on Sunday (2 p.m. ET, FOX Sports 1, MRN, SiriusXM). The Sprint Showdown will be on Friday night at 7 p.m. ET (FOX Sports 1, MRN, SiriusXM). The two winners of each 20-lap segment will advance to Saturday night's Sprint All-Star Race (9 p.m. ET, FOX Sports 1, MRN, SiriusXM). The winner of the first segment will report directly to the garage at the conclusion of the first segment. The Sprint Fan Vote winner will round out the field for the Sprint All-Star Race.
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Odd incident draws out second yellow RELATED: Play NASCAR Fantasy Live " Sign up for RaceView today BRISTOL, Tenn. -- Opposing teams and drivers had a chance to see the fabled "notebook" of a fellow competitor during Friday's second NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practice at Bristol Motor Speedway . Yes, a literal notebook. Crew chief Slugger Labbe apparently left his pad on top of driver Paul Menard's No. 27 Chevrolet SS while the team prepped in between practice sessions. That much became apparent when sheets of paper were swept off the hood and onto the concrete as Menard hit the high banks at the 0.533-mile track. The incident brought out a caution flag less than five minutes into the final practice session. NASCAR officials helped clean the paper off the oval as Menard came in for a quick sweep of the hood -- as did Matt Kenseth, who had full-sized sheets of notebook paper stuck on his grille. It was the second odd caution Friday. Earlier, on-track time was halted briefly to retrieve a wayward tape measure. @nascarcasm took the opportunity to give Labbe a starring role in one of Hollywood's new classics. #nascar #bristol pic.twitter.com/oeL0XaQj8W — nascarcasm (@nascarcasm) August 22, 2014 MORE: READ: Latest NASCAR news WATCH: Latest NASCAR video PLAY: NASCAR Fantasy Live FOLLOW LIVE: Get RaceView FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Paul Menard spins after bumping Joey Logano, causing contact with Greg Biffle, Aric Almirola and Jimmie Johnson.
A statistical look ahead to the 21st race of the Sprint Cup season DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Below is a look at some of the top statistical performers at Pocono Raceway in Pocono, Pennsylvania going into the WINDOWS 10 400 on August 2 (1:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN). POCONO-SPECIFIC STATISTICS Kurt Busch (No. 41 Haas Automation Chevrolet) · Two wins, 12 top fives, 16 top 10s; two poles · Average finish of 12.421, eighth-best · Average Running Position of 10.246, second-best · Driver Rating of 105.9, third-best · 332 Fastest Laps Run, sixth-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.733, second-fastest · 2659 Laps in the Top 15 (77.0), second-most · 774 Quality Passes, seventh-most Dale Earnhardt Jr (No. 88 MICROSOFT Chevrolet) · Two wins, nine top fives, 13 top 10s; one pole · Average finish of 15.900, 11th-best · Average Running Position of 14.002, 10th-best · Driver Rating of 92.6, ninth-best · 102 Fastest Laps Run, third-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.237, eighth-fastest · 2286 Laps in the Top 15 (63.3), eighth-most · 727 Quality Passes, eighth-most Carl Edwards (No. 19 STANLEY Toyota) · Two wins, five top fives, eight top 10s · Average finish of 15.500, 10th-best · Average Running Position of 14.826, 13th-best · Driver Rating of 94.2, eighth-best · 176 Fastest Laps Run, fourth-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.224, ninth-fastest · 2262 Laps in the Top 15 (62.6), 10th-most · 712 Quality Passes, ninth-most Jeff Gordon (No. 24 AARP Member Advantages Chevrolet) · Six wins, 19 top fives, 31 top 10s; two poles · Average finish of 9.650, second-best · Average Running Position of 9.916, series-best · Driver Rating of 103.5, fourth-best · 169 Fastest Laps Run, 12th-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.625, fifth-fastest · 2777 Laps in the Top 15 (76.9), third-most · 885 Quality Passes, series-most Denny Hamlin (No. 11 FedEx Office Toyota) · Four wins, nine top fives, 13 top 10s; three poles · Average finish of 11.889, seventh-best · Average Running Position of 10.844, fourth-best · Driver Rating of 108.3, series-best · 437 Fastest Laps Run, seventh-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.806, series-fastest · 2543 Laps in the Top 15 (79.3), series-most · 685 Quality Passes, 10th-most Kevin Harvick (No. 4 Jimmy John's/Budweiser Chevrolet) · Seven top fives, 11 top 10s · Average finish of 10.600, fifth-best · Average Running Position of 13.743, eighth-best · Driver Rating of 91.9, 11th-best · 63 Fastest Laps Run, eighth-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.159, 10th-fastest · 2277 Laps in the Top 15 (63.0), ninth-most · 789 Quality Passes, sixth-most Jimmie Johnson (No. 48 Kobalt Tools Chevrolet) · Three wins, 11 top fives, 18 top 10s; three poles · Average finish of 10.500, third-best · Average Running Position of 10.487, third-best · Driver Rating of 106.9, second-best · 273 Fastest Laps Run, 10th-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.708, third-fastest · 2774 Laps in the Top 15 (76.8), fourth-most · 861 Quality Passes, fourth-most Kasey Kahne (No. 5 Aquafina Chevrolet) · Two wins, five top fives, eight top 10s; two poles · Average finish of 18.750, 13th-best · Average Running Position of 14.622, 11th-best · Driver Rating of 92.1, 10th-best · 306 Fastest Laps Run, series-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.436, sixth-fastest · 2199 Laps in the Top 15 (60.9), 11th-most · 804 Quality Passes, fifth-most Brad Keselowski (No. 2 Alliance Truck Parts Ford) · One win, three top fives, four top 10s · Average finish of 13.400, ninth-best · Average Running Position of 14.786, 12th-best · Driver Rating of 90.8, 12th-best · 96 Fastest Laps Run, fifth-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 161.894, 13th-fastest · 852 Laps in the Top 15 (50.1), 13th-most · 306 Quality Passes, 12th-most Kyle Larson (No. 42 Suave Men Chevrolet) · One top five, two top 10s; one pole · Average finish of 8.000, series-best · Average Running Position of 12.672, seventh-best · Driver Rating of 95.7, sixth-best · 2 Fastest Laps Run, 13th-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.690, fourth-fastest · 230 Laps in the Top 15 (71.9), seventh-most · 87 Quality Passes, 13th-most Joey Logano (No. 22 Shell Pennzoil Ford) · One win, three top fives, five top 10s; two poles · Average finish of 16.583, 12th-best · Average Running Position of 13.811, ninth-best · Driver Rating of 88.9, 13th-best · 61 Fastest Laps Run, second-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.097, 12th-fastest · 1190 Laps in the Top 15 (56.6), 12th-most · 456 Quality Passes, 11th-most Ryan Newman (No. 31 Caterpillar Chevrolet) · One win, nine top fives, 14 top 10s; two poles · Average finish of 10.500, fourth-best · Average Running Position of 11.426, fifth-best · Driver Rating of 95.3, seventh-best · 36 Fastest Laps Run, 11th-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.135, 11th-fastest · 2689 Laps in the Top 15 (74.4), fifth-most · 883 Quality Passes, second-most Tony Stewart (No. 14 Rush Truck Centers/Mobil 1 Chevrolet) · Two wins, 12 top fives, 22 top 10s; two poles · Average finish of 10.600, sixth-best · Average Running Position of 12.223, sixth-best · Driver Rating of 97.6, fifth-best · 99 Fastest Laps Run, ninth-best · Average Green Flag Speed of 162.319, seventh-fastest · 2619 Laps in the Top 15 (72.5), sixth-most · 880 Quality Passes, third-most Driver Races Poles Wins Top Fives Top 10s DNFs Average Finish Driver Rating 1 Kevin Harvick 29 0 0 7 11 2 13.2 91.9 2 Joey Logano 13 2 1 3 5 1 15.6 88.9 3 Dale Earnhardt Jr 31 1 2 9 13 1 15.2 92.6 4 Jimmie Johnson 27 3 3 11 18 1 9.6 106.9 5 Martin Truex Jr 19 0 1 3 7 0 15.1 80.4 6 Brad Keselowski 11 0 1 3 4 0 13.7 90.8 7 Matt Kenseth 31 0 0 3 11 1 15.7 86.7 8 Kurt Busch 28 2 2 12 16 5 14.4 105.9 9 Jamie McMurray 25 1 0 0 7 3 19.3 73.1 10 Denny Hamlin 19 3 4 9 13 2 11.8 108.3 11 Jeff Gordon 45 2 6 19 31 5 10 103.5 12 Ryan Newman 27 2 1 9 14 3 12.4 95.3 13 Paul Menard 17 0 0 0 2 1 23.6 64.6 14 Kasey Kahne 23 2 2 5 8 3 17.6 92.1 15 Clint Bowyer 19 0 0 2 8 0 14.6 82.8 16 Carl Edwards 21 0 2 5 8 1 15.5 94.2 * – Based on last 21 races at Pocono Raceway (2005 – 2015). Kyle Busch 's Chase Eligibility 30th Justin Allgaier 317 Rank Driver Wins Points Points From 30th 31 Cole Whitt 0 314 -3 32 Kyle Busch 4 294 -23 33 Brett Moffitt # 0 266 -51 34 Alex Bowman 0 245 -72 35 Michael Annett 0 230 -87 36 Matt DiBenedetto # 0 205 -112 37 Josh Wise 0 186 -131 38 Michael McDowell 0 124 -193 39 Jeb Burton 0 111 -206 40 Alex Kennedy 0 71 -246 * To be eligible for the Chase, the driver must be in the top 30 of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series standings following race number 26. Pocono Raceway Data Season Race #: 21 of 36 (08-02-15) Track Size : 2.5-miles Banking/Turn 1 : 14 degrees Banking/Turn 2 : 8 degrees Banking/Turn 3 : 6 degrees Frontstretch Length : 3,740 feet Backstretch Length : 3,055 feet Shortstretch Length : 1,780 feet Race Length : 160 laps / 400 miles Top 10 Driver Ratings at Pocono Denny Hamlin ............................ 108.3 Jimmie Johnson ........................ 106.9 Kurt Busch ................................ 105.9 Jeff Gordon .............................. 103.5 Tony Stewart ............................... 97.6 Kyle Larson ................................ 95.7 Ryan Newman ............................. 95.3 Carl Edwards .............................. 94.2 Dale Earnhardt Jr ........................ 92.6 Kasey Kahne .............................. 92.1 Note: Driver Ratings compiled from 2005-2015 races (21 total) among active drivers at Pocono Raceway. Qualifying/Race Data 2014 pole winner : Kyle Larson , Chevrolet 183.438 mph, 49.063 secs, 08-01-14 2014 race winner : Dale Earnhardt Jr ., Chevrolet 127.411 mph, (03:08:22), 08-03-14 Track qualifying record: Kyle Larson , Chevrolet 183.438 mph, 49.610 secs, 08-03-14 Track race record: Jeff Gordon , Chevrolet 145.384 mph, (03:26:21), 06-12-11 At Pocono Raceway: History · Opened in 1968 as a three-quarter-mile track, Pocono Raceway held the first race on the 2.5-mile track in 1971. · The first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race was in 1974 – won by Richard Petty , Dodge, 115.593 mph, 08/04/1974. · The 2.5-mile track was repaved during the fall of 2011. · 2012 marked the first season the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Pocono were scheduled for 400 miles. Prior to 2012 all NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races were 500 miles at Pocono Raceway. Starts · There have been 75 NASCAR Sprint Cup races at Pocono Raceway, one race from 1974 through 1981, and two per year since. · 327 drivers have competed in at least one NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway; 229 in more than one. · Ricky Rudd leads the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in starts at Pocono with 55. · Jeff Gordon leads all active drivers with 45 starts (eighth most all-time) at Pocono; followed by Tony Stewart with 33 starts. · Denny Hamlin (19 starts) leads all active drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in average starting position at Pocono with a 6.632. Poles · 40 drivers have posted Coors Light poles at Pocono, led by Bill Elliott and Ken Schrader with five each; Jimmie Johnson and Denny Hamlin lead all active drivers with three each. · Buddy Baker won the inaugural Coors Light pole at Pocono in 1974 with a speed of 144.122 mph. · Five drivers have won consecutive Coors Light poles at Pocono. Bill Elliott holds the record for most consecutive poles at Pocono with three; fall 1984 and both races in 1985. · Two active drivers have posted consecutive Coors Light poles at Pocono: Denny Hamlin (2006 sweep) and Joey Logano (fall 2011 and spring 2012). · Youngest Pocono pole winner: Joey Logano (08/07/2011 – 21 years, 2 months, 14 days). · Oldest Pocono pole winner: David Pearson (06/10/1984 – 49 years, 5 months, 19 days). · Kyle Larson (8/03/2014) and Casey Mears (8/1/2004) posted their first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coors Light poles at Pocono Raceway. Wins · 33 different drivers have won at Pocono Raceway, led by Jeff Gordon with six wins. · Seven active drivers have multiple wins at Pocono: Jeff Gordon (6), Denny Hamlin (4), Jimmie Johnson (3), Carl Edwards , Kasey Kahne , Kurt Busch and Tony Stewart (each have 2). · Seven drivers have posted consecutive wins at Pocono Raceway all-time, including three consecutive by Bobby Allison (1982 sweep and spring 1983) and Tim Richmond (1986 sweep and spring 1987). · Three of the seven drivers to win consecutive races at Pocono are active: Jimmie Johnson (2004 sweep); Denny Hamlin (2006 sweep and 2009 fall and 2010 spring races) and Dale Earnhardt Jr . (2014 sweep). · Youngest Pocono winner: Joey Logano (06/10/2012 – 22 years, 0 months, 17 days). · Oldest Pocono winner: Harry Gant (06/17/1990 – 50 years, 5 months, 7 days). · Hendrick Motorsports has the most wins at Pocono in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series with 17: Jeff Gordon (six), Tim Richmond (three), Jimmie Johnson (three), Dale Earnhardt Jr . (two), Kasey Kahne (one), Geoff Bodine (one) and Terry Labonte (one). · Eight different manufacturers have won in the NSCS at Pocono; led by Chevrolet with 31 victories; followed by Ford with 21 and Toyota has three. · 13 of the 75 (17.3%) NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Pocono have been won from the Coors Light pole; the most recent was Joey Logano (June, 2012). · 15 of the 74 (20%) NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Pocono have been won from the first starting position; the most recent was Jimmie Johnson (June, 2013). · The first starting position is the most proficient starting position in the field, producing more winners (15) than any other starting position at Pocono Raceway. · 24 of the 75 (32%) NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Pocono have been won from the front row: 15 from the first starting position and nine from second-place. · 53 of the 75 (70.6%) NASCAR Sprint Cup races at Pocono have been won from a top-10 starting position. · Five of the 75 (6.7%) NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Pocono have been won from a starting position outside the top 20. · The deepest in the field that a race winner has started at Pocono is 29th, by Carl Edwards in the spring of 2005. · One active NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver has posted his first career win at Pocono Raceway: Denny Hamlin (06/11/06). · Denny Hamlin and Carl Edwards are the only two active drivers to win at Pocono in their first appearances. · Matt Kenseth leads the series among active drivers with the most NASCAR Sprint Cup Series starts at Pocono without visiting Victory Lane at 31; followed by Kevin Harvick with 29. Additional Finishing Position Stats · Mark Martin leads the series in runner-up finishes at Pocono with seven; Jeff Gordon leads all active drivers with six; followed by Kurt Busch with five. · Mark Martin leads the series in top-five finishes at Pocono with 20; Jeff Gordon leads all active drivers with 19; followed by Kurt Busch and Tony Stewart with 12 each. · Mark Martin leads the series in top-10 finishes at Pocono with 34; Jeff Gordon leads all active drivers with 31; followed by Tony Stewart with 22. · Jimmie Johnson leads all active drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in average finishing position at Pocono with a 9.630. Track Specific Stats · Since the advent of electronic scoring the closest margin of victory (MOV) in
Dale Jr., Hamlin also topped Friday's practice leaderboards RELATED: See the new spoiler at Indy this weekend Practice 3: Full results Kurt Busch led the final Sprint Cup Series practice on Friday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in preparation for Sunday's Crown Royal Presents the Jeff Kyle 400 at the Brickyard (3:30 p.m. ET, NBC Sports Network/Live Extra, SiriusXM). The Stewart-Haas Racing driver jumped to the lead near the end of the final session, putting up a high speed of 181.987 mph. Coming up short in speed to the No. 41 driver was Kevin Harvick (181.763 mph). Kyle Larson (181.357 mph), Jimmie Johnson (180.697 mph) and Martin Truex Jr . (180.672 mph) rounded out the top-five fastest on the leaderboard. Denny Hamlin led the series' first practice at the Brickyard, but fell to 31st-fastest in the final round. Dale Earnhardt Jr . also led a practice session, but was 32nd-fastest, right behind Hamlin, in the closing run. Jeff Gordon , the defending race winner, finished 23rd-fastest in the final session. The Sprint Cup Series takes the track at the Brickyard for the Coors Light Pole Qualifying session tomorrow at 1:10 p.m. ET (NBC Sports Network/Live Extra). Practice 2: Full results A fast lap of 181.466 mph sent Dale Earnhardt Jr .'s No. 88 soaring to the top of the leaderboard early during Friday's second practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Hendrick Motorsports driver found more speed in this session, having posted a high speed of 181.046 mph (ranked seventh) in the opening session this morning at the Brickyard. Team Penske 's Brad Keselowski came up just behind Earnhardt, scoring a fast lap of 181.448 mph in his No. 2 Ford to snag the second spot. Earnhardt's Hendrick Motorsports teammate Kasey Kahne ranked third (181.408 mph), while Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates' Kyle Larson (181.378 mph) and Michael Waltrip Racing 's Clint Bowyer (181.331 mph) rounded out the top five. Last year's Brickyard 400 winner Jeff Gordon showed speed again in this session, propelling around the famed speedway at 181.189 mph to earn the sixth spot. Sprint Cup Series champion Kevin Harvick was 14th-fastest, rounding the Indiana track at 179.583 mph in his No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Chevrolet. Reigning XFINITY champion Chase Elliott -- who will be making his fourth Sprint Cup Series start in Sunday's 400-mile event -- clocked a fast lap of 178.798 mph in his No. 25 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet, giving him the 17th-fastest speed in the field. After topping the opening practice, Denny Hamlin ran into trouble early in the second session when the hood of his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota flew up and hit the windshield. The bizarre occurance -- which NASCAR determined was caused by the hood not being properly pinned down -- brought out the caution for debris. His No. 11 team replaced the hood and the windshield and Hamlin returned to the race track to score the 12th-fastest speed. Paul Menard 's No. 27 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet returned to the track after hitting the wall during opening practice. The 2011 Brickyard 400 winner ranked 22nd on the leaderboard. Practice 1: Full results Denny Hamlin rose to the top of the leaderboard Friday morning in opening NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practice as teams got their first taste of a new aerodynamic package at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Hamlin drove the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota to a fast lap of 182.208 mph on the 2.5-mile track. The 34-year-old driver won the Coors Light Pole Award at the Brickyard in 2012. Jimmie Johnson , a four-time Brickyard winner, managed the second-fastest lap at 181.796 mph in the 85-minute session, but the show of speed was tempered by a fuel-pressure issue that brought the Hendrick Motorsports No. 48 Chevrolet to a halt on the track at the 50-minute mark of practice. He was pushed back to the garage with help from the No. 14 Chevy of Tony Stewart . Defending Sprint Cup Series champion and current points leader Kevin Harvick was third-fastest at 181.756 mph in the Stewart-Haas Racing No. 4 Chevrolet in preparation for Sunday's Crown Royal Presents the Jeff Kyle 400 at the Brickyard (3:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN, IMS, SiriusXM). Five-time Brickyard winner Jeff Gordon was fourth-fastest at 181.444 mph in preparation for his final race at the historic speedway. Gordon prevailed in the inaugural NASCAR race at Indy in 1994 and triumphed last season to top the series' all-time win list at the 2.5-mile track. Stewart, a two-time Brickyard winner, completed the top five on the leaderboard. With new aero devices in place to make the cars less smooth through the air, Hamlin's speed was significantly slower than Matt Kenseth 's 186.285 mph lap that led first practice at the Brickyard last year. The lap was also off the 188.470-mph pace set by Kevin Harvick in Coors Light Pole Qualifying at Indianapolis in 2014. The new high-drag rules package was designed with the hopes of promoting more side-by-side racing at the rectangular track, where passing has typically been difficult. The biggest aerodynamic change was to the rear spoiler, which was raised to a 9-inch height and capped by a new wicker bill on top. Though a portion of the larger spoiler is made of clear, hard Lexan plastic, a handful of drivers -- Dale Earnhardt Jr . and Daytona 500 winner Joey Logano among them -- complained of some visibility issues in their rear view. Chase Elliott , set to replace Gordon as a Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate in the Hendrick Motorsports No. 24 Chevrolet next season, was 15th-fastest in preparation for the fourth Sprint Cup start of his career. His No. 25 Chevy from the Hendrick stables clocked a best lap of 179.939 mph. Former Indianapolis winner Paul Menard scraped the outside retaining wall at approximately the 30-minute mark, causing slight damage to the right side of the Richard Childress Racing No. 27 Chevrolet. After repairs, Menard was able to return to the track, setting the 21st-fastest lap. Two more practices are scheduled Friday for the Sprint Cup Series -- 1-2:25 p.m. ET and 4-5:55 p.m. ET, with both broadcast on NBC Sports Network. Coors Light Pole Qualifying, which will use single-car runs to set the 43-car field, is scheduled Saturday at 1:10 p.m. ET. FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Suarez able to hold off first practice leader Kyle Busch SECOND PRACTICE: Full results Daniel Suarez topped the XFINITY Series final practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Friday afternoon with a fastest lap of 176.810 mph in 50.902 seconds. Suarez was sixth fastest in the first practice Friday morning, improving his fastest lap time by more than one second in the second round. Kyle Busch , who posted the top speed in Friday's first session, was second this time, clocking in at 175.466 mph (51.292 seconds). Kyle Larson drove the HScott Motorsports No. 42 Chevrolet posting a fastest lap of 174.907 mph and Erik Jones ' Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20 Toyota was fourth on the leaderboard with a lap of 174.842 mph. Rounding out the top five for practice No. 2 was Brian Scott in the No. 2 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet (174.432 mph). Kevin Harvick , who is pulling double duty in the Sprint Cup and XFINITY races this weekend, had some troubles with his No. 88 Chevrolet and finished 18th during the second session. The reigning Indy champ, Ty Dillon , had more success during the second session than the first, clocking in a seventh-fastest lap of 174.125 mph. Dillon said his No. 3 Richard Childress Chevrolet car was, however, too tight the entire practice and needed to be worked on before the qualifying round. The XFINITY Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying is set to start Saturday at 11:35 a.m. ET, NBC Sports Network. OPENING PRACTICE: FULL RESULTS Last year's Lilly Diabetes 250 runner-up, Kyle Busch , topped the leaderboard in Friday's first practice for NASCAR XFINITY Series with a fastest lap of 178.717 mph (50.359 seconds). Busch, who missed the first three months of the season with severe leg and foot injuries in a crash in the XFINITY opener, has had an impressive summer of racing with back-to-back wins on the Sprint Cup Series side and a victory in the XFINITY Series in June. With a new aerodynamic package set for this weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, drivers were able to put into practice the much-talked-about changes for the first time. Paul Menard was second-fastest, clocking in at 177.845 mph. In all of Menard's three NASCAR XFINITY Series' starts at Indy he has finished in the top-10. On the Sprint Cup side, he has his only premier-series win at the rectangular track. Erik Jones rounded out the top three with a fastest lap of 176.139 mph. This weekend marks the first time the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota driver will race at Indy. Kyle Larson (175.967 mph), Ryan Blaney (175.654 mph) and rookie Daniel Suarez (175.394 mph) rounded out the top six in the first practice round. The new rules package is designed to promote more side-by-side racing at Indy, a track notorious for difficult passing. The biggest aerodynamic change was to the rear spoiler, which was raised to a 9-inch height. GALLERY: What the new spoiler looks like at Indy Although the new high-drag rules package has gotten mixed reviews, veteran XFINITY Series driver, Brendan Gaughan , said he didn't see a huge difference. Gaughan's No. 62 Chevrolet was eighth-fastest in the first practice with a fastest speed of 175.104 mph. Last year's winner, Ty Dillon , was 16th-fastest after dealing with some engine issues early in the session. On-track action for XFINITY Series continues at 2:30 p.m. ET for the final practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule


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App of the day: Feedly review (Android)
Google Reader is dead. If Google Reader is a mystery to you, then so too will be today's app, so feel free to read another app review. If, however, the passing of Reader has left a void in your life, then Feedly might be the app (or service) to replace it.
To many it seems that Feedly has stepped into the vacuum that Reader left behind is. But what does it offer and how well does it offer it?
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One of the appealing things about Feedly was that it brought with it the ability to import your feeds from Google Reader. If you've done nothing about it, then you have a few hours to get on with it, before you lose your curated RSS feeds from Google's service. We jumped over to Feedly soon after the announcement of Google Reader's closing, so we're well past the point of securing those invaluable sources of information.
Feedly itself, however, is a nicely designed app, but has a lot resting on its shoulders. If you're coming to Feedly having not used Google Reader, then some of the subtlties may be lost, but the first thing we noticed was how much complexity Feedly brought with it. Reader was simple, it was raw, but it was easy to see where you were and what you were doing.
Feedly, by contrast, brings greater focus on visual design. Once your feeds are set up - either through importing a list or subsequently adding them - Feedly gives you a choice of views. The "all" view is by far the most useful if you're a regular user, but you can opt to dive into any specific feed you have in the service.
At times if feels like Feedly gets a little too carried away with trying to pretty things up, occasionally giving a full page to a single entry, rather than the list of five you might normally get. This seems to be based around "popular" stories, but it's not exactly clear to us what the measure of that popularity is.
What we really like about Feedly is that it includes browser functions, so if you're reading a feed that doesn't offer full text, you can click through to view on the original website without leaving the app. This means that the sharing options Feedly includes stay consistent: while all Android browsers make sharing easy, if you're working through lists of feeds, then you'll want that degree of consistency.
And sharing options are plentiful, with the option to email, tweet, Google+, read later, send to Pocket or Instpaper and so on. These are all from in-app sharing options, with Android's regular sharing options also on offer.
Feedly doesn't only exist as an app either. It's also part of a larger service that's all synced together, so you can manage your feeds across your smartphone, tablet and desktop without having to walk the same ground. That's great because you can be checking your feeds in bed on your tablet, then on the train on your phone and finally on your desktop.
There are plenty of options to manage behaviour, such as when to mark things as read and so on, as well as a choice of views and support for categorisation of feeds.
In recent months there have been a number of updates to Feedly and some of those have created teething troubles. As we've persevered with Feedly we've found these to have mostly cleared up, although at one point it was common to find that we were no longer logged in to the service or that the feeds weren't up to date. Fortunately, for us at least, that seems to have now stopped.
If you're looking for a Google Reader replacement then Feedly may well be your best option. There are rivals but now we've got to know Feedly a little better, it's become a companion just like Google Reader was.
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- The company is out with results from a Phase 2 study of ICT-107 in newly diagnosed glioblastoma multiforme.
- ICT-107 showed statistically significant PFS superiority over placebo. K-M curves (entire sample of 124 patients): Favors ICT-107; HR of 0.56; p=0.014; median PFS increase was two months. K-M curves (per-protocol population): Favors ICT-107; HR of 0.53; p=0.0074; median PFS increase was three months.
- OS K-M curves fail to hit statistical significance. OS was the primary endpoint. Summary (intent-to-treat): HR of 0.87; p=0.58. Summary (per-protocol): HR of 0.79; p=0.40.
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Object-Oriented Software Engineering CIS 375 Bruce R. Maxim UM-Dearborn 1 OO Concepts - 1 • Object – encapsulates both data (attributes) and data manipulation functions (called methods, operations, and services) • Class – generalized description (template or pattern) that describes a collection of similar objects • Superclass – a collection of objects • Subclass – an instance of a class 2 OO Concepts - 2 • Class hierarchy – attributes and methods of a superclass are inherited by its subclasses • Messages – the means by which objects exchange information with one another • Inheritance – provides a means for allowing subclasses to reuse existing superclass data and procedures – provides mechanism for propagating changes 3 OO Concepts - 3 • Polymorphism – mechanism that allows several objects in an class hierarchy to have different methods with the same name – instances of each subclass will be free to respond to messages by calling their own version of the method 4 Advantages of OO Architectures • Implementation details of data and procedures hidden from the outside world – reduces propagation of side effects after changes • Data structures and operators are merged in single entity or class – this facilitates reuse • Interfaces among encapsulated objects are simplified – reduces system coupling 5 Class Construction Options - 1 • Build new class from scratch without using inheritance • Use inheritance to create new class from existing class contains most of the desired attributes and operations • Restructure the class hierarchy so that the required attributes and operations can be inherited by the newly created class 6 Class Construction Options - 2 • Override some attributes or operations in an existing class and use inheritance to create a new class with (specialized) private versions of these attributes and operations. 7 Object-Oriented Evolutionary Process Model • Customer communication • Planning • Risk analysis • Engineering construction and analysis • Customer evaluation 8 Object-Oriented Software Construction • Identify candidate classes • Look-up classes in library • Extract classes if available • Engineer classes if not available – Object-oriented analysis (OOA) – Object-oriented design (OOD) – Object-oriented programming (OOP) – Object-oriented testing (OOT) • Put new classes in library • Construct Nth iteration of the system 9 Class Candidates • External Entities – devices or people • Things in Problem Domain – Reports, displays, signals • Events – completion of some task • Roles – manager, engineer, salesperson • Organizational Units – divisions, groups, teams • Structures – sensors, vehicles, computers 10 Criteria for Including Objects • Does object information need to be retained? • Does object provide a set of needed services that can change its attributes? • Does object have major (important) attributes? • Can you identify common attributes for all object instances? • Can you identify common operations for all object instances? • Is it an external entity that produces or consumes information? 11 Object-Oriented Life Cycle Model 12 Management of OO Projects • Establish a common process framework (CPF). • Use CPF & historic data to eliminate time & effort. • Specify products & milestones. • Define Q.A. checkpoints. • Manage changes. • Monitor project. 13 OO Project Milestones • Contracts completed. • OO Analysis completed. • OO Design completed. • OO Programming completed. • OO Testing completed. 14 OO Project Metrics • Number of scenario scripts. • Number of key classes. • Number of support classes. • (# key classes)/(# support classes). • Number of major iterations (around spiral model). • Number of completed contracts. 15 OO Estimation - 1 1. Use some effort decomposition technique (e.g. FP) to determine size estimates. 2. Use O.O.A. to develop scenario scripts and count them. 3. Use O.O.A. to get the number of key classes. 4. Categorize types of the user interfaces to determine support class multiplier: NoUI = 2.0 TextUI = 2.25 GUI = 2.5 Complex GUI = 3.0 16 OO Estimation - 2 5. Estimate the number of support classes # support classes = (# of key classes) * (UI #) 6. Estimate total effort Total effort = (key + support) * (average # of work units per class) 7. Cross check class based estimate (6) using Total effort = (avg. # of work units per script) * (# of scenario scripts) Note: takes 15-20 days to complete each class. 17
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