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C.J. Spiller is having a breakout season for the Buffalo Bills. He's also having a historic one. ¶ Spiller has been incandescent. He's averaging 6.62 yards every time he runs. That has been done once this late in a season since 1960. Jim Brown averaged 6.71 yards a carry through 12 games in 1963. ¶ But Spiller's productivity has created one of the touchiest story lines of the Bills' season. Despite his explosiveness and gaudy stats, he is averaging only 11.4 carries a game while sharing backfield time with captain Fred Jackson. ¶ Legendary running backs have noticed Spiller's potency. Barry Sanders recently lauded Spiller as one of the best running backs in the league. ¶ To learn what the all-time greats think of Spiller and how running backs are used in today's game, The Buffalo News canvassed eight Hall of Fame running backs – a group that encompasses every season from 1952 through 2005. ¶ These are their thoughts.
Floyd Little, NFL's leading rusher in attempts and yards in 1971: "I was sitting at the 2010 draft with Jim Brown, and C.J. was there. He was all nervous. We talked about the position and the opportunity to go and play in the National Football League. We were very happy for him when the Bills called his name."
Curtis Martin, five-time Pro Bowler, NFL's leading rusher in attempts and yards in 2004: "There are certain running backs, when you have played the position, you can just look at and tell they have that 'it' factor, and he does."
Emmitt Smith, NFL's all-time leading rusher: "He has the speed, once he gets in the open, to turn a 4- to 6-yard run into something much larger. He has the ability to make people miss and take it the distance. That's an attribute I never possessed, the ability to take it the distance."
Franco Harris, retired as NFL's third-leading rusher, on Spiller's performance the final six games of last season: "There's always that moment that changes someone. My rookie year, I started slow my first four or five games. I had nothing. Then there was this mental switch of 'Now I get it.' When he had to step up and it was his time – 'Boom!' – that was his moment, and his whole mind-set changed. Until you have that moment, you're not quite there."
Martin, whose No. 28 was retired by the Jets when Spiller ran 14 times for 169 yards in this year's season opener: "I said to my younger brother, who plays in this big fantasy football league, 'Listen, whoever can get that guy could win the league. Mark my words. If he can stay healthy, he'll be one of the best backs in the league this year.' "
Little: "His average is unbelievable. I averaged 5 yards, and I'm in the Hall of Fame. He's been an outstanding back. He's got all the ability, and when he gets to carry the ball more, everybody will know who he is."
Lenny Moore, converted flanker and five time All-Pro: "He can't do it by himself. He can do only what his coaches and teammates allow him to do, and without those guys up front, it ain't going to happen. Whatever it is they're doing is allowing him to do the best he possibly can in those given situations."
Hugh McElhenny, averaged 7.0 yards as a rookie in 1952: "The biggest reason [for Spiller's 6.6-yard average] is a good offensive line. It's that simple. They know how to block. If an offensive line can give a good runner some daylight, he'll do the rest."
Eric Dickerson, rushed for NFL-record 2,105 yards in 1985: "He's not a big guy, but he finds that hole. He's almost like a Barry Sanders. He's extremely fast and makes quick decisions and can make a guy miss. That's what makes him so dangerous. It happens in a split second. For a defender, once you start going one way and a guy like him can cut and accelerate, it poses a problem."
Paul Hornung, led NFL in scoring three seasons, including 176 points in 1960: "He's the kind of guy you've got to give the football to. He's got that kind of ability to break a play."
Dickerson: "I don't think they're using him properly. It's like having a great quarterback and asking him to throw seven times a game. I mean, come on."
Martin: "I never like to question coaching or usage of a player, but I know talent when I see it. He has the potential to be great. If I got a guy averaging 6.6 yards a carry, I'm going to run him until I find out at what point he becomes a 3-yards-per-carry guy."
Smith: "He needs the ball. You've got to put it in his hands 20 times to see what can happen. You've got to put him to the test."
McElhenny: "Almost 7 yards, that's pretty good, but if you're carrying 20 times in a ballgame and averaging 7 yards per carry, that's really outstanding. That's above what anyone would expect."
Little: "For a guy to average that many yards is substantial. I think he should carry the ball a hell of a lot more. Just imagine what he could do."
Hornung: "Let him go. If you give him the ball 20 times and he starts fumbling and he doesn't break one or two long runs, then what will happen is he won't get the ball as much. But absolutely they should try. If I were the coach or his offensive coordinator, I would give it to him more."
Dickerson: "He's a true back. He needs to have 25 carries, sometimes 30 – not every week, but he needs that so you can get a true assessment of what player he can be. You're not getting a chance to see the true player at 10, 12, 14 carries a game. How can you?"
Harris: "Running backs have to have more touches to really get into the groove of the game on a consistent basis."
Martin: "Guys like that, they usually get better with the more carries they get. I would want to give him the ball a minimum of 20, 25 times. I'm sure their coach has insight on trying to keep him healthy, but that's where you see what a guy is made of."
Smith: "I know sometimes in the third and fourth quarter, when you're carrying that ball 15 or 20 or 25 times, you have a tendency to get a little worn down physically, mentally and emotionally, and you open yourself up to injuries."
Martin: "The difference between 'good' and 'great' are those guys that can carry the ball consistently 25 times a game."
Dickerson: "I like when teams feature the back, and they don't feature him. He could be such a great player if given the opportunity. You can't make both [Spiller and Jackson] happy. You have to go with one or the other and – same thing with a quarterback – you can't have two. You have to go with the guy that's doing it for you. I feel it's unfair to a back that really wants to play that position and carry the load to not get a chance to really utilize his ability because of coaching or schemes."
Harris, one of only four sets of backfield tandems to rush for 1,000 yards in the same season: "I'm a big believer of the dual backfield. To me, that kept the defense a little bit more honest, not knowing which way you were going to run the play and with who. I'm surprised more teams don't go with that."
Dickerson: "If you ask any back off the record, tell them you won't write it, but to be honest: 'Do you like a two-back system?' He'll tell you, 'No.' … He can't like it. If he's a running back, it's impossible. If he likes that system, then he's not the back that I think he is."
McElhenny, part of the famed Million Dollar Backfield: "I never carried more than 15 times in a game. But I was a receiver also. It's got to be something built up in the character of an individual. I know [Spiller] must have a certain amount of strength. We've got some small running backs that are very successful, but they're 5-10 and weigh 210. They're built different. There are a lot of variables there."
Moore: "Whatever the Bills are doing, they know it works. So that's what you keep doing. The Bills are giving it to him when they know it's there. That's why it's only 10 carries because 'We know we can do this periodically, and it'll work.' So that's why you're not going to see the same thing at 20, 25 times a game."
Hornung: "He's got a lot better chance of averaging that high when he runs fewer times, of course. Hell, the more you run, the more they're ready for you. They'll have more chances to tackle you. You don't think he's as good as Jim Brown, do you?"
Little: "If he carries it 25 times on average, he might not be in the 6s, but he'll be in the high 5s."
Harris: "Will his average go down? Absolutely, if he touches it 20 to 30 times a game. But he'll still be effective, and they have to give him that chance to find out."
Smith: "He is one of those guys you watch and say, 'He has great talent.' And if I were him, I'd be saying 'Give me the ball more.' "
Dickerson: "I'm pulling for him. I don't watch a lot of football anymore, but I do like him. And tell him not to go too hard on my Rams this week."
Harris: "I think things are going to go really great for him."
Little: "He's a great runner. He's proved that. He's a quiet running back that doesn't get the notoriety that a lot of the other running backs do in the league. He's going to leave his mark before it's all over."
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We were offered alternative accommodation because this one had just be reserved. So we agreed 4x2wka4 great housing 1 bedroom near Timesquare for4 people. The only good thing is location lq. It is absolutely impossible to sleep in the room: light + + + + + + and noise + + + + + + + + + + + + +, as if you were on a balcony above a highway. The development efforts of the show is not enough to compensate for the room.
On nous a proposé un autre logement car celui ci venait juste d être réservé . Nous avons donc accepté le logement 4x2wka4 great 1 bedroom near timesquare for4 people . Le seul point positif est lq localisation. Il est absolument impossible de dormir dans la chambre : lumière ++++++ et bruit +++++++++++++, comme si vous étiez sur un balcon au dessus d une autoroute . Les efforts d aménagement du salon ne suffisent pas à compenser la chambre .
Lovely apartment, fantastic location. Wasnt sure why they felt they had to charge me an extra 150 dollars for the loan of a cot but i would definitely stay there again.
The renovation of the apartment is well done. All the rooms are clean as well. The bathroom is very small. The bedroom in the front is big enough, but too noisy because of the traffic just outside. The second bedroom is small, but ok. The neighbours upstairs had a wild party until 4.30 am on Saturday night. Sleeping was impossible.
Apartment received as described. Subway is within walking distance in 4-5min, CVS store, Starbucks, Subway (sandwich) everything. Near or in the same house Provider: Key collection and check out everything works smoothly and tiptop! Everything happens very quickly.
Wohnung so erhalten wie beschrieben wurde. Subway ist zu Fuss in 4-5min erreichbar, CVS-Shop, Starbucks, Subway (Sandwich) alles in der Nähe oder im selben Haus.
Zum Anbieter: Schlüsselabholung sowie Check-Out funktioniert alles reibungslos und tiptop! Geht auch alles sehr schnell.
This apartment is located in a god position, but is too small and too noisy...!!!! The bed-sofa' is very unconfortable because is very large for its room and its mattress is very very very old....!!!!
Location ok, bedrooms ok bathroom is very small and worn. General: 7/10
Ligging ok, slaapkamers ok
Badkamer erg klein en versleten.
Algemeen : 7/10
The bedrooms are very nice, even if you are in one room on the street with earplugs to sleep because of the traffic noise. Kitchen and dining room is not very big, but ok. The bathroom, however, is very tiny, the toilet is not bolted from the shower head and the water just trickles. The bathroom is not recommended. The apartment is on the 3rd Stock and can only be reached via a narrow staircase and stuffy (have fun with heavy luggage). Too bad that the Check-Inn statfindet in a remote office, which requires an additional taxi ride (about $ 10). The location is good and very central (metro 5 min., Times Square about 15 minutes.)
Die Schlafzimmer sind sehr schön, auch wenn man in dem einen Zimmer zur Straße nur mit Ohrstöpsel wegen dem Strassenlärm schlafen kann. Küche und Essraum nicht sehr groß, aber in Ordnung. Das Bad allerdings ist sehr winzig, die Toilette nicht angeschraubt ist und aus dem Duschkopf tröpfelt nur das Wasser. Das Bad ist wenig empfehlenswert. Die Wohnung liegt im 3. Stock und kann nur über ein enges und stickiges Treppenhaus erreicht werden (viel Spaß mit schwerem Gepäck). Schlecht auch, dass der Check-Inn in einem externen Büro statfindet, was eine zusätzliche Taxifahrt (ca. 10 Dollar) benötigt. Die Lage ist gut und sehr zentral (U-Bahn ca. 5 min., Times Square ca. 15min.)
The location of the apartment and 'wonderful, convenient service washer and dryer on the 3rd floor and the silence of the neighboring apartments not' be overstated. Excellent space for two people, new kitchen and well equipped although we did not find the dishwasher clean. Unfortunately, the shower drain was definitely malfunctioning
La posizione dell'appartamento e' meravigliosa, comodissimo il servizio lavatrice-asciugatrice al 3 piano ed silenzio degli appartamenti confinanti non e' certo da sottovalutare. Ottimi gli spazi per due persone, cucina nuova e ben attrezzata anche se la lavastoviglie non l'abbiamo trovata pulita. Purtroppo lo scarico della doccia era decisamente mal funzionante
We (3 pers.) Were 4 nights in the apartment, which is relatively small, but still sufficient. The level of equipment, everything was there, even when we used the kitchen as well as not. The apartment was clean and nice contact. The location is very good. We would book the apartment there again.
Wir (3 Pers.) waren 4 Naechte in dem Apartment, das relativ klein ist, aber dennoch ausreichend. Von der Ausstattung her war eigentlich alles da, auch wenn wir die Kueche so gut wie nicht benutzt haben. Das Apartment war sauber und die Kontaktperson nett. Die Lage ist sehr gut. Wir wuerden das Apartment auf jeden Fall wieder buchen.
apartment was spacious and clean, unfortunately very noisy from the street side. provided sufficient material except towels: it was only the one for the shower, nothing for the hands or face PS there is no elevator and the stairs are very narrow
appartamento spazioso e pulito, purtroppo molto rumoroso dal lato strada. materiale fornito sufficiente tranne gli asciugamani: era disponibile solo quello per la doccia, niente per le mani o il viso
P.S. non c'è ascensore e le scale sono molto strette
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Inspire your spirit with art galleries in historic Lahaina, the whaling center of Hawaii from 1825 to 1860 and once capital of the Hawaiian kingdom. The live theater Ulalena show in Lahaina astonishes people with its energy - chanting, dance movement, and acrobatics draw you deep into ancient Hawaiian history.
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VC in 2013: Shasta Ventures' Jason Pressman on the Series A Crunch
As 2012 comes to a close, we asked several venture capital investors to reflect on the past year and give us their outlook for 2013. Next in our series is Jason Pressman, a managing director at Shasta Ventures.
Pressman speaks about the impact of the social graph–and the reality of the Series A crunch–on consumer startups, and how we're only in the first inning of the enterprise migration to the cloud.
Looking back, how would you characterize 2012?
2012 was a good year for value creation by technology startups. We saw a robust IPO and M&A market for both consumer and enterprise companies. Perhaps more importantly, 2012 saw a tremendous amount of innovative new companies start to address massive shifts in technology including the explosion of mobile, the impact of the social graph on consumer businesses and the enterprise migration to the cloud.
What is the most important issue that the venture capital industry faces in 2013?
The Series A crunch is very real, especially in the consumer space. Many venture firms have moved to later-stage investing and also away from consumer investing and this will result in a large number of companies being unable to raise Series A financing. At Shasta, we view this as a tremendous opportunity as we remain committed to Series A investing and also to the consumer space.
What do you see as the biggest investment opportunity for venture capital in 2013?
Cloud! I think we are in the very first inning of the enterprise migration to the cloud and there will be great new companies built to help businesses manage their cloud applications. A few major areas in need of innovation include security (the traditional perimeter is now broken), business intelligence (to help business application users sort through huge amounts of data) and mobility (especially technology to help traditional applications work seamlessly on mobile phones and tablets).
What is your New Year's wish for the industry in 2013?
Given the huge changes in technology I've mentioned above, I have no doubt that entrepreneurs will continue to start great companies in 2013. My hope is that the government gets smarter about investing in innovation. This investment in the long-term health of technology in the United States could come in the form of immigration reform to make it easier for engineers to migrate to the United States, tax policies to encourage innovation and direct government investment in technology and research. All of these things could have a long-lasting impact beyond 2013.
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WINCHESTER, Va. - It's often a sign of bravery when a restaurant uses a superlative in its name like "supreme," as does Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet in Winchester.
With a buffet that includes 350 different items, a sushi bar and a hibachi grill that cooks items on demand at no extra charge, Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet may not be all that far off in its namesake.
If you leave this place without a good meal, it's your own fault.
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One of the highlights of the buffet is the crab wrapped in bacon. The crab wrapped in bacon is a master stroke. If you try it, you'll get it every time you pass it. It's almost addictive.
Some of the typical Chinese dishes include a honey chicken and a sesame chicken. Both are sweet in nature but finish differently. The honey chicken finishes off with a pure sweet flavor where there's a sesame flavor with the sesame chicken.
One of the more interesting flavor combinations was the peanut butter chicken.
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Peanut butter chicken.
Let that one soak in for a minute.
The amazing thing is, it worked. It was a good mixture of sweet and salty. But I felt guilty after I ate it.
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Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday; 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday-Saturday
The dumplings - fried and steamed - were also very good.
If you're trying to avoid the deep fried fare, the salt and pepper shrimp is a really good choice.
It's full of flavor and none of the added carbohydrates. The Hibachi chicken and vegetables were also very good. Both are good choices if you're looking for a healthier alternative without sacrificing taste.
The buffet includes just about every exotic item you can think of, like crawfish, frog legs and octopus to name a few but for those a little less adventurous, there are safer choices available.
The prime rib tasted like a really good pot roast. The spinach and cheese dish was really good - so good, in fact, they couldn't keep it on the buffet longer than 15 minutes at a time.
The macaroni and cheese was really cheesy and the crab meat and cheese was pretty decadent.
There's also a pretty extensive fruit and salad bar.
When you get down to it, with any buffet, your main concerns should be how long the food sits around and how often it's replaced. That's the main thing that's going to determine the quality of the food you're eating and whether you're getting your money's worth.
I guess the best way to explain that situation at Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet is that getting photos for this article proved difficult because of the movement at all of the buffet bars.
Food was constantly being replaced - and this was mid-afternoon on a Sunday, which by no means is a rush time for any restaurant.
Another thing I noticed was that the hot foods were genuinely hot and the cold items were actually cold.
The sushi was good. I didn't have a single bite that had a fishy taste to it. All of it was properly chilled and it was a good experience.
The hibachi grill includes a raw bar where you can pick your own seafood and/or steak and have the chef cook it in front of you.
As far as desserts go, you need to try the banana pudding. It's very good. It pounds your taste buds with banana flavor.
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Armed robbery…
Officers responded to a call at the Kangaroo Station on Boonehill Road in reference to an armed robbery in progress. When they arrived on the scene, they found the door to the store open and an alarm going off. The officer sent in a K-9 to clear the store. They also spoke to the clerk, who said he was standing by the coffee pots when he heard the door to the store open and saw a subject come in carrying a long gun. The clerk said the subject hit him in the ribs with the gun and told him to lock the doors, which he did. The clerk said he heard a second subject come in, and when he heard both of them move toward the rear of the store, he unlocked the doors and ran.
Officers reviewed surveillance footage that showed the incident. They also were able to locate the two subjects while running a canine track. One of them had a pair of headphones stolen from the store; the other had $77 in his pocket from the register.
Both were arrested and transported to the Dorchester County Detention Center.
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A Summerville man reported that he received a voluntary child support/contributions letter from the S.C. Department of Health and Human Services. The letter contained statements from his bank account and the man said he filled in information requested n the letter without reading it.
The man said he is not missing any money from his account but he does wonder why he received it, since he has no children and is unsure why he would need to fill out child support paperwork.
He said he received similar paperwork several years ago and believes that either DHHS is sending him information meant for someone else with the same name or someone is attempting to steal his identity.
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Officers on patrol on the Summerville Gardens Apartments property came across an unoccupied Cadillac parked directly in front of the back door of an apartment. Upon further observation, the officers noted that someone had tampered with the license plate by attempting to draw a number on it with a marker; someone had also attempted to cover the VIN on the dashboard with a piece of paper.
They called in the plate number and found it was stolen out of Orangeburg County. They called a tow company, who accessed the vehicle and they were able to read the VIN; this also came back reported stolen from a Hoover Dealership by the Moncks Corner Police Department.
While officers were fingerprinting the Cadillac, a man pulled up in a Honda Accord and got out as if to go inside the apartment. Officers asked him if he had seen anyone driving the Cadillac. Seeing that they were lifting fingerprints, the man told officers he had seen the Cadillac earlier parked in front of his car. He said the car was open and the engine was running, so he moved it to a nearby parking space so he could get out.
The officer asked the man if he had touched the gas tank lid; he said that was open, too, and he thoughtfully shut it. The officer also noted that their were some music CDs in the car and asked if the man had possibly touched those. The man replied that he found several CDs nearby when he found the car running with the doors open and the gas tank lid open, and took the liberty of retrieving them and putting them in the Cadillac as well.
Officers ran a criminal check on the man and discovered that he is on federal probation for an unknown type of drug charge; he has also been arrested by the Orangeburg County sheriff's Office for possession of a stolen motor vehicle.
Nonetheless, the man maintained he had nothing to do with the vehicle other than just moving it after finding it with the doors open, gas tank lid open, engine running, and CDs in the grass, blocking his car.
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A capsule look at Bill O'Brien's weekly news conference
Opponent: Purdue (1-8, 0-5 Big Ten)
Kickoff: Saturday noon, Beaver Stadium
Line: PSU is favored by 22; over/under is 46
About the Boilermakers: This has been a disastrous season under first-year head coach Darrell Hazell. Purdue's only win came against Division I-AA Indiana State by just six points (20-14), and to show how unimpressive that was, Indiana State is only 1-9 in I-AA. The Boilermakers have a woeful offense that averages just 11.8 points, ranking 123rd out of 125 Division I teams. They are 122nd in rushing (68.1 ypg) and 112th in points allowed (37.2 ppg).
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Players remain positive: O'Brien said the morale on the team remains strong despite PSU's 5-4 record and 24-10 loss at Minnesota. "I'm telling you, at 2:40 [Monday] afternoon they are filing in that team meeting room and they are ready to go. It's just the way these kids are built," the coach said. There's no bowl game to play for, and this has been a tough season, but that doesn't mean the players aren't still motivated. "It's Penn State," O'Brien said. "People question what is there to play for. There's a lot to play for. There's the respect of your opponent, there's your teammates, there's the tradition of Penn State football. At Penn State there will never be a question of what is there to play for."
Staying focused: It would be easy to look past struggling Purdue and ahead to next week's home finale against Nebraska. O'Brien said his team is not doing that. "We don't have any problem focusing on Purdue," he said. "We respect Purdue. ... Our guys are very focused on this game."
Analyzing Hackenberg: O'Brien fielded many questions about quarterback Christian Hackenberg and his development. He was candid about some of the good and bad elements of the freshman's season but would not give him a letter grade. "I've got a lot of belief in this kid, and I think he's going to be better and better," O'Brien said. "We need him to be better against Purdue." Hackenberg will speak to the media today, so check Wednesday's Mirror for his thoughts on his progress this season.
Turnover trouble: Both running backs, Zach Zwinak and Bill Belton, have had fumble issues, and Hackenberg had a big fumble at the goal line at Minnesota. "What we tell them is that when you're a ballcarrier on our team, you're carrying the hopes and dreams of this football team," O'Brien said. Some of it is coaching, but he also added, "There are other times that, to me, it's just a complete lack of focus."
Media matters: Fans may or may not care about obstacles the media face in doing their jobs, but one point of contention Saturday for the media that made the trip to Minnesota was that O'Brien didn't allow the players to talk after the game. That didn't go over too well with some in the media. "We lost the game, and I wanted to have a good long talk with them in the locker room after the game," O'Brien said. "I've let [the media] talk to players. But I think after the game on Saturday, I just felt like we had a bunch of guys that were not happy with the outcome of that game, and I wanted to talk to them more than I wanted you to talk to them."
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Winning wasn�t necessarily the primary goal Friday for the Durango High School girls swimming team, although the Demons did plenty of it.
Getting their legs back under them � or rather kicking behind them � was the focus after a sporadic training schedule over the holidays.
The overall time, not the place, was the biggest factor, even though a Durango swimmer or relay team won every event in a business-like showing.
�We knew it was more of a fun meet than anything just for that reason, because we were getting our swimming legs back,� Haley Cotgageorge said.
The Demons won both of their duals at the three-team meet, their final showing at home of the season.
The Durango girls topped Palisade/Grand Junction Central 783-548 and Montezuma-Cortez 787-355 in a fitting sendoff for their eight seniors, including a misty-eyed Cotgageorge, while Palisade/Central downed Cortez 620-399 at the Fort Lewis College pool.
It was the first competitive action for Durango since Dec. 15 at the Montrose Invite, and it began a stretch of five meets, including the Western Slope District Championships, leading into the state championships on Feb. 8 and 9.
Getting the team back into a routine after the jumbled schedule of the holidays will be critical for a Durango team looking to make more noise at state than in years past.
�Definitely a huge part of (Friday�s) meet was getting everyone off the little break that we had and kind of back in the race mode of putting in those harder efforts,� Durango head coach Kathryn Ross said.
�For sure everyone was working hard, but probably not the best times were being thrown down, and that�s to be expected when you�re training sporadically.�
Brooke Kniffin in the 50-yard freestyle (26.07 seconds) and Hannah Chapman in the 200 individual medley (2 minutes, 23.52 seconds) actually improved on their season-best times in those events in spite of the layoff, both in victorious performances that eclipsed the state-qualifying times in each event. While that may come as surprising to some expecting a rustier performance from each, Ross was unfazed.
�Both of those girls are very strong swimmers,� Ross said. �Brooke can swim those 50s and even the backstroke stuff ... and Hannah can basically swim anything.�
Kniffin, Cotgageorge, Chapman and Annie Mummery combined for a time of 1:58.70 earlier this season in the 200 medley relay, the seventh best time in Class 4A so far this season. They weren�t quite there Friday, picking up victory in 2:01.56, while Haley Warren, Madison Hoven, Bryn E. Joyner and Catherine Dellinger finished second for Durango.
Kniffin, Cotgageorge, Chapman and Mummery own the 10th best time statewide in the 200 free relay at 1:47.12, and they came off the layoff with a victory Friday in 1:50.52. Kniffin and Mummery again went 1-2 in the 100 backstroke, with Cotgageorge and Warren behind in third and fourth. Chapman and Cotgageorge earned the top two spots in the 100 butterfly, as well.
�I think it was also nice just coming back together as a team over break, because we didn�t really practice over break,� said Cotgageorge, daughter of Ed and Lauren Cotgageorge.
And with the bulk of state-qualifying times coming from that quartet, the remaining five meets will help trim down and refine the events they�ll actually swim at state.
Swimmers are eligible to compete in four individual events and one relay at state, so the biggest decision likely lies in what relay event they prefer to swim.
�That is something I just actually brought up with one of my girls is we need to figure out what you want to swim at state,� Ross said. �She has a lot that she could potentially swim.�
Of course, getting a few other individuals to state would be a nice perk, as well. And while no other DHS swimmers made state cuts Friday, they weren�t lacking for solid showings.
Elli Earl won both the 200 and 500 free races, and she teamed with Joyner, Dellinger and Katie Pannell to finish second behind teammates Hoven, Kaitlin Barela, Anna Chambers and Bonne Matheson in the 400 free relay.
Joyner added a runner-up result in the 200 IM.
Hoven and Matheson went 1-2 in the 100 breaststroke, with Caroline Tidwell and Katie Cunnion doing the same in the diving competiton.
Seniors Barela, Chambers, Chapman, Cotgageorge, Cunnion, Kaeli Mann, Matheson and Rydell Stottlemyer were honored as part of Senior Day.
�This is year No. 10 (swimming), actually. I cried. I think I was the only one that cried,� Cotgagoerge said. �I guess I�m just kind of a wimp for sentimental stuff.�


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If Apple wins the Australian case at the end of the main proceeding, all Android-based products will effectively be shut out of the Australian market forever, unless Google or its device maker partners settle with Apple. Therefore, Google and Samsung will have to fight very hard to have the asserted patents declared invalid, or at least have their scope narrowed.
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Market research figures compiled by Agilent Technologies reveal that in 2009, $407 million in direct financing was targeted to the development of oligonucleotide therapeutics in the U.S. This figure represents a combination of publically announced venture capital, private placement, IPO, secondary financing, and up-front collaboration payments.
The total deal value for therapeutic oligos in 2009—including up-front payments and potential milestone royalties—approached $2.8 billion, about the same as in 2006 and less than half the total for 2008. This total covers the full spectrum of oligo-based drugs: miRNAs, siRNAs, aptamers, decoys, antisense, immunostimulatory oligos, and other related drug classes.
Continuing an upward trend begun in 2003, the number of oligo therapeutic programs has increased each year, growing to 231 in 2009, representing a more than 8% increase from 2008.
As the number of oligo therapeutics in development continues to increase, so too does their complexity, the scale of oligo manufacturing to support late-stage development and commercialization programs, and the range of chemistries, modifications, delivery strategies, and purification and analytical methods. This diversity will be evident in the scope of presentations at IBC's upcoming "TIDES" conference.
At the meeting, Agilent will unveil a novel technology for large-scale RNA deprotection. The technology combines chemical and engineering solutions that overcome the problems caused by the exothermic nature of conventional deprotections.
Heat-induced degradation of RNA during deprotection has, to date, hindered the ability to scale RNA production above 200 grams. Agilent has coupled on-column cleavage of RNA from the solid support with removal of the deprotecting groups in a semi-continuous, scalable process. The cleavage step involves pumping reagents through the synthesis bed and into a holding vessel. For deprotection, the contents of this vessel are continuously combined with deprotection reagents in a temperature-controlled mixed stream.
Paul Metz, director of operations at Agilent, describes this technology as another step in the company's goal of transforming discrete steps in the manufacturing process into more continuous, closed process steps that facilitate automation and large-scale production.
Metz reports that beginning in late 2009 and continuing into this year, Agilent has seen a growing number of late-stage programs for oligo APIs. These include scale up and supply of Phase III trial materials through to full process validation and commercial launch. The company's new large-scale, multipurpose GMP facility in Boulder, Colorado, was designed to accommodate kilogram-scale oligo production. The plant has capacity in the low hundreds of kilograms per year and is on-stream and fully qualified. Agilent anticipates several projects moving forward into large-scale production in the 2011–2013 timeframe.
Exemplifying some of the challenging aspects of producing larger quantities of atypical oligonucleotides is the experience of Noxxon Pharma, which has taken its Spiegelmer® oligos into clinical development. NOX-E36 is completing a Phase I trial in inflammation and will enter a Phase II study in 2010. NOX-A12, designed to stimulate autologous stem cell recruitment, is also finishing up a Phase I trial and will begin a proof-of-concept Phase II study this year.
In December, the company announced the identification of a Spiegelmer with picomolar affinity and high selectivity for a target being pursued in collaboration with Eli Lilly for the treatment of migraine headache.
Spiegelmers are mirror-image, L-configured oligos composed of the L-isomer of ribonucleic acid. They bind to a biological target in a manner similar to antibody-antigen recognition, explains Stefan Vonhoff, Ph.D., vp of chemistry, manufacturing and control at Noxxon. Because they are not degraded by naturally occurring nucleases, Spiegelmers offer an attractive in vivo stability profile. They are unmodified L-RNA oligonucleotides that are synthesized using standard production processes established for natural D-configured oligos.
Initially, "the development of a scalable and cost-efficient manufacturing process for the L-RNA monomers" was a challenge, says Dr. Vonhoff. Today, the monomers are synthesized at multikilogram scale and the key raw material, L-ribose, has turned into a chemical commodity produced at ton scale for the manufacturing of antiviral drugs such as clevudine, which is used to treat hepatitis B.
Now, notes Dr. Vonhoff, Noxxon's main process-development focus is on GMP manufacturing of Spiegelmers, in which efficient purification strategies are key to producing the drug substance at a consistently high quality. Noxxon has initiated a program with a CMO partner "to improve loading efficiency while maintaining the quality of the product," says Dr. Vonhoff. The main impurities produced during the manufacture of Spiegelmers are "failure sequences," he adds. "Due to their unnatural L-configuration, those N(+)-mers and N(-)-mers" are unlikely to exert off-target effects.
As therapeutic oligos move through preclinical testing into human studies and on to commercialization there is an increasing need for higher throughput analytical methods and strategies for assessing the composition and purity of larger amounts of compound isolated from biological samples such as blood and tissue. Analytical processes focus on identifying potentially active metabolites, quantifying and identifying impurities, and characterizing the pharmacokinetic properties of the drug as part of required ADME studies.
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As a Cornhuskers fan, you know that success requires determination and confidence. Why not integrate these Nebraska qualities into your morning run with this Primary Logo Pindot performance hoodie from adidas? Featuring the Nebraska wordmark embroidered on the left chest and the adidas logo on the right chest, this fleece-lined full zip jacket uses ClimaWarm technology to trap air for warmth while allowing moisture to escape through evaporation. It even has a hidden pocket for your phone or mp3 player to keep you entertained during those harsh daybreak jogs. You're sure to be dry, warm and full of Huskers spirit no matter how intense your workout may be.
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Things I liked: This rifle is awesome. I first thoughts were accuracy. This gun's out of the box accuracy is not to be reckoned with. I've now shot over 400 pellets through it and accuracy only improved. I thought about scoping but decided the optic sights are sufficient. I've used Gamo Match .22 Cal, 14.2 Grains, Wadcutter pellets and its rating between 820-826 consistently depending on the temperature. The magazine has made this rifle even better and now I can spend more time shooting instead of loading. Even though I own several more air guns this one has become my favorite.
Things I would have changed: Offer one in a ..20 and 25 cal Repeater models
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Things I liked: The automatic loader, when it works.
Things I would have changed: The automatic loader is unreliable, and time consuming to unjam.
What others should know: Not a high qulality gun.
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Things I liked: Beautiful finished stock and bluing. The seven shot magazine is very convenient. Strong power plant. Rated for 825 fps on this site but the factory cert said mine was at 950 fps. This is a real hard hitter! The metal trigger guard is very robust. The double triger has a good feel to it. My wife and daughter enjoy shooting with it too. Good varmint rifle with the convience of the magazine good chance at second and third shots quickly.
Things I would have changed: Make the magazine loader spring stronger. The breach for the magazine jams easily if there are any deformities in the pellet and sometimes needs the loading assembly to be flicked to get pelet to load into the breach properly.
What others should know: Mendoza recommends their ammo only for use in the magazine. Unfortunately their ammo is inconsistant in shape and accuracy, and jams up the breach. At 13.5 grains, Mendoza hollow points don't seem to impart the power to the targett that is available from the power plant. I got much better results using RWS Superdomes though they occasionaly jam, probably from slight deformation and lead flaking on the pellets. The Superdomes at 14.5 grains grouped tighter and hit harder than the Mendoza pellets, however there is a slight shudder felt at release. The best results so far are using Crosman Premier Hollow Point ammo at 14.3 grains. With the Crosman Premier Hollow Point the groupings are the tightest and hits hard. Have not had any jamming problem with the Crosman Premiers yet.
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quote: Their product warranties have dropped to the point of being non existent. New products seem to fail at a disproportionately high rate and the replacement warranty items do the same.
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BRYCE MOUNTAIN, Va. — A 9-year-old Charles Town boy was airlifted to the University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville on Tuesday afternoon after falling off of a Bryce Resort ski lift....
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SooZ01, why don't you just fund this little excursion and pay his medical transport costs instead of us other taxpayers that don't take our priviledged children skiing? Either shut up or write the check, but people like you like to judge others that are concerned with rising taxes and want society to pay the bill for recreation causes. Tax payers should not be paying. Write the check or just shut up and don't call someone cold hearted you don't know, or understand where they are coming from.
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It is a miracle that this little boy fell 25 feet and didn't die. While giving thanks for this miracle, we should also pray for the cold, hard heart of taxpayer "Jenkens". What cost to the taxpayers would "Jenkens" consider too high were emergency services required to save the life of his or her own child?
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"We had one of our students that came off our lift," he said of the incident. "They did have the bar down. They were preparing to unload. The bar came up and he slipped out."
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He was old enough to ensure that the bar was down for this little ski trip. I hope the parents pay for the flight time to the hospital and resources of medics and not us taxpayers.
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She may be one of Hollyood's most glamorous leading ladies, but Gwyneth Paltrow is most at home in the kitchen – not on the red carpet.
In fact, the self-proclaimed foodie – and mother-of-two with husband Chris Martin – says she doesn't have a personal chef.
"I cook all the meals for my house," Paltrow told PEOPLE in New York Sunday at the launch party of her new PBS food show, Spain ... On The Road Again, with her best pal Mario Batali. "I really love to cook."
So what's on the menu for Paltrow and her two children, Apple, 4, and Moses, 2?
"Breads and pizzas is what I'm cooking and we all love it," she said. "We have a wood burning pizza oven in our garden. Right now the weather is nice in London, so I'm using that oven a lot. You can cook anything in there. It's amazing."
And the Oscar winner – who says she inherited her love of food from her late father, Bruce Paltrow – is now working on perfecting one of her dad's trademark recipes.
"My dad was a famous pancake maker and I'm working on [adapting his] recipe right now," she said. "I'm making mine slightly healthier."
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Sports blogs should start at the beginning of the season. This is my belief. Some keen bloggers may even start in preseason – set the scene, highlight the potential big guns etc etc, but that's a little keen for me.
So "Why," you're probably thinking "Is he starting his blog at the end of his season?" I procrastinated. I am a procrastinator, I even meant to write this blog last weekend, but didn't.
The season over here in England runs from September – starting with the Bath 8s organized by fellow my blogger to Nik Roberts to April where the Flags festivals bring the curtain down.
I'm not going to batter on about my club, and the league, and how our the flat above our changing rooms got burned out and no-one told us so we turned up for a game and had no changing rooms – luckily the weather was nice and the opposition understanding, at least not today anyway.
Today I am going to talk about me and my life with lacrosse.
My life started at the age of 19 ¾. Well not exactly…but you get what I'm saying.
It was a Sunday in 2003, 11 days into my time at Loughborough University, I was hung over – and the sight of people doing karate or taekwondo or something was making me feel sick. Then all of a sudden, there was a girl stood on a table. She was wearing hot pants – or at the very least short shorts. She had in her hands a lacrosse stick. I was smitten.
Yes, that is correct – I started playing lacrosse to meet girls, sue me*!
(* I wouldn't bother, I don't actually have any money)
So I started to play lacrosse based mainly on the fact that there were only about 10 other guys in the club and around 30 girls. The girls team were (and are currently) National Champions, there was no men's team. We played mixed – a bastardized version of women's lacrosse that involved running faster than the girls and shooting really hard from point blank range. The club now has over 100 members with about 50/50 gender split, two womens teams, and a mens squad that won the National Cup (2nd tier) competition.
We finally had enough guys to get a team going towards the end of my second year (of three) we played some tournaments at home and abroad (Ireland) and played some friendlies against other nearby unis who were at a similar stage.
In fact there were enough unis nearby at a similar stage that the next year SEMLA started a league for us. We did ok. I personally did ok, played some 2 way middie, took some face offs (even won 4 or 5 I think) scored some goals got some assists and didn't get into any fights. Oh and I captained and coached the team made up mostly of guys who like me hadn't picked up a stick until they came to uni. It was at the very least stressful and sometimes it was even fun.
Then I left uni and moved back home to Newcastle. I knew the Uni (not to be confused with the Poly) had a team, but they recently had tough on non-students playing so I was without lax. It was tough. I played some rugby drank some beers for a year then decided to get back into it.
So during the 07/08 season I travelled to Leeds to play…2 hours on the train and a 45 minute bus ride to the ground…I thought I was mad, so who knows what the rest of the boys thought.
Then in April It happened. I got an email. From a Dr Mark Webb. "Let's start a club in Newcastle" it said. "Okay" I replied. That was that sometime in the middle of March 2008. Now a year later Newcastle upon Tyne LC (new website to follow shortly) is finishing 4th in the League and lost a close Nigel Wayne Trophy (aka John Wayne Shootout) final to Leeds 11-6.
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SPECwpc* is a benchmark suite that measures all key aspects of workstation performance. More than 30 workloads are included in SPECwpc v1.0.4 to test CPU, graphics, I/O, and memory bandwidth. Below are the composite scores for each category.
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New configuration: Intel® C226 chipset-based Intel® Xeon® processor-based workstation platform with one Intel Xeon processor E3-1286 v3 (quad-core, 3.7 GHz, 8M cache), BDW-E1R1.86C.0064.R01.1402210557, Intel HT Technology best configuration, 16 GB memory (4x 4 GB DDR3-1600 ECC UDIMM), Intel HD Graphics P4600/4700 with driver 3496, Intel SSD 530, Microsoft Windows 7 Service Pack 1. Source: Intel internal testing as of April 2014.
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