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Exploratory method for summarizing concomitant medication data – the mean cumulative function
Article first published online: 10 AUG 2009
DOI: 10.1002/pst.395
Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Pharmaceutical Statistics
Volume 9, Issue 4, pages 331–336, October/December 2010
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Barker, C. (2010), Exploratory method for summarizing concomitant medication data – the mean cumulative function. Pharmaceut. Statist., 9: 331–336. doi: 10.1002/pst.395
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NEW YORK — Evoking harrowing memories of Hurricane Katrina, 300 patients were evacuated floor by floor from a premier hospital that lost generator power at the height of superstorm Sandy.
Rescuers and staff at New York University Langone Medical Center, some making 10 to 15 trips down darkened stairwells, began their mission Monday night, the youngest and sickest first, finishing about 15 hours later.
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Chu, accompanied by husband Gregory Prata, was able to walk 13 flights into a waiting ambulance with help from staff and first responders lighting the way by flashlight. She said other women who had given birth during the storm and were evacuated were carried down on sleigh-like gurneys.
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The ultra event Nedbank Green Mile is located at the crest of Constantia Nek on Hout Bay's Main Road, and the spectator spot is a "must visit spot" on the route. The site will host key entertainment hot spots, including DJs, a brass / percussion / marimbas & steel drum bands, cheerleaders, dancing girls and guys, race commentators, food and drink stalls and much more.
Plus, this year sees the addition of a second Nedbank Green Mile & Spectator spot, so half marathon runners can also experience the vibe. Positioned at the summit of Southern Cross Drive and round the corner as runners start their descent down Rhodes Drive, this location also has a history of great spectator support. Two commentator stations, a DJ booth, promo girls and dancing groups, school kids, plus a group of minstrels will ensure the thousands of runners have the necessary final motivational boost to turn for the plunge home. Remember, the ultra marathon participants will also catch this location as an added bonus. So what are you waiting for? Come and share in the action!
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checksum bad means it's lost all the settings probably due to the battery going flat.
is there a Load Optimal option?
Just acquired a 2nd hand computer of reasonable spec, however it seems not only does it take an age to actually get the BIOS to load up, but once in, browsing between the menus and menu items has about a 5 second delay (so to move over 3 menus to say power management takes about 15-20 seconds).
I've taken the battery out and replaced to reset settings then went back in and "eventually" managed to restore defaults but no difference! I've seen this kind of thing before where there may be a 1-2 second delay but nothing like this!
At one point the BIOS actually froze on me and wouldn't respond to any input! The CPU temperature is also fine (when I eventually managed to get to the temp monitoring area) and the RAM has been changed but it's made no difference!
Need some ideas! It's also showing "CMOS checksum bad" but I don't know if that is because of this problem or vice-versa (or just a separate issue).
checksum bad means it's lost all the settings probably due to the battery going flat.
is there a Load Optimal option?
I'll try changing the battery tomorrow, though it was retaining the time/date ok.
When I said I restored defaults, I meant load optimal settings too as I tried every "reset" option but to no avail. I've never known a BIOS to be so delayed when cycling through it.. it really is bad!
May be a buggy bios, may be able to flash with a new one.
Or try a PS/2 Keyboard rather than USB.
Using a PS/2 keyboard doesn't help.
BIOS seems to be the latest I can find, from 2009 (unless someone can easily find BIOS updates for a Pegatrom IPMEL-PRC!) - aka the RM Ascend 2050
..and it seems even when in the BIOS, the clock only updates every 35 seconds. Something definately wrong. I also changed the batery for a known working one but no difference and still get the checksum error.
Try the usual, unplug everything not needed (include only 1 memstick) reseat CPU & RAM, also try diff ram different slot. I bios stop being laggy start adding devices 1 by 1. if bios is still laggy try a firmware upgrade (or downgrade) still laggy chuck the board.
Check the BIOS jumper is in the correct position if it has one.
Tiny chance that removing the mainboard will show that it's been installed incorrectly. I've seen it before where the board has been installed without risers or to few risers and twisted the board or allowed it to touch the case. Last try try the board outside the case.
Try actualy changing the memory. if there's 2 sticks try just one.
You can try reflashing it with the existing BIOS from the web if you are not massively concerend about it, you can probably force it to wipe the DMI information too which may fix a corrupt BIOS or brick it completely.
Disconnect everything bar CPU & Ram (and graphics card if there's no video output on the motherboard). If that couple with a new/replaced bios makes no difference not you may have a knackered Mobo.
If your motherboard has a removable EEPROM chip, a small expenditure may get you a new one, no guarantee of that fixing it though.
What are the specs?
From previous experience with similar issues (except the monitor section which is often slow) then I'd suggest that the board is about to expire shortly.
The thing that I find makes the bios go slow the most is a dying hard drive. Try disconnecting the drives and see if it speeds up.
Thanks for all the suggestions - i'm not in work until next week though I at least have a few ideas now to try when I get back!
- Flashed the BIOS, which took about 3hrs from start to finish but no change
- Changing RAM hasn't helped
- HDD disconnected or connected makes no difference
- Different battery from known working board and new battery makes no difference
Point of note is that it doesn't just seem slow in the BIOS, but it takes about 2mins to get to the POST screen from turning on, and when given options like F1 to setup etc, takes about 10-20secs to recognise that.
Still getting the "CMOS checksum bad" which google suggests is nearly always battery, but I have eliminated that from suspicion! Board also is mounted on inbuilt case risers or at least I can't see any concerns with how it's been installed.
Well, I have solved the problem(!)
It was..
Front USB connectors! Or rather, unplugging them from the board now doesn't show the errors on post, boots the machine fine and the BIOS is exactly as it should be! I think maybe there is an electrical problem perhaps on the front connections! Unbelievable!
ha! I've seen similar before, where the front usb ports were damaged and the pins short out. I once found the leftovers of a thumb drive inside a usb connector.
I found a PC in the street once it still had a vista OEM sticker on the side so I took it home, it wouldn't even turn on but I soon discovered a bust usb port and it was fine. (made £80 ebay)
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This is a baby-doll I made a while back and since I forgot to take step-by-step photos, I draw some instructions on how to make it.
I posted the sketch instruction on my blog so you can see them HERE and more pics of the Babydoll too.
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Thank you all! =)
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During last month's All-Star Weekend, Bill Simmons, conducted another excellent interview with San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker who is currently injured with a sprained ankle. They discussed a variety of topics including the 2001 NBA Draft when Parker said he was told that the Boston Celtics were going to draft him before they opted instead to go with Joseph Forte who is now plying his trade in the Iranian Basketball Super League. Apparently legendary Celtics coach Red Auerbach is to blame for that gaffe. If you want to fast forward to the part about the Celtics go to the 9:00 minute mark.
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Free agent first baseman Adam LaRoche told Adam Kilgore of The Washington Post that he is in talks with multiple clubs in addition to the Nationals. His preference is to remain in Washington, but he also expressed some frustration that the two sides have not yet reached an agreement.
"We're talking to a few other teams," said LaRoche to Kilgore yesterday. "Got to keep things open in case Washington doesn't work out. I'm still hopeful that it will, but as you know it takes two sides cooperating to make that happen. I'm doing everything I can."
LaRoche added that he's left negotiations to his representatives at SFX, saying he's "let the guys who get paid to do that do their job." The 33-year-old is the top remaining free agent slugger, having hit .271/.343/.510 with 33 homers in 647 plate appearances for the Nationals last season. Since he rejected a qualifying offer, he will require draft pick compensation to sign.
The Nationals have made LaRoche a two-year contract offer, but he's seeking a third guaranteed year. He's reportedly been talking to the Red Sox as their agreement with Mike Napoli appears to be in danger due to a hip issue. MLBTR's Tim Dierkes ranked LaRoche as the 15th best free agent available this winter, predicting he would re-sign with the Nats.
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NL East Notes: Howell, LaRoche, Crisp, Marlins
Happy 60th birthday to former Mets third baseman Ray Knight, whose World Series MVP performance in 1986 helped lift the Amazins to their most recent championship. Here's the latest from the NL East…
- J.P. Howell is still the Nationals' top choice amongst available left-handed relievers, reports Dan Kolko of MASNsports.com. Several other teams are known to have interest in Howell besides the Nats, who missed out on another southpaw bullpen option when Mike Gonzalez agreed to sign with the Brewers today.
- The Nationals and Adam LaRoche are no closer to an agreement, reports MLB.com's Bill Ladson. LaRoche appears to be insistent on a three-year deal while the Nats aren't willing to offer him more than two years. The Red Sox have also shown interest in LaRoche but not for three years.
- The Mets showed some interest in Athletics outfielder Coco Crisp, Ken Davidoff of the New York Post tweeted last week, though the "sense is that [Oakland] will keep him." Crisp, 33, hit .259/.325/.418 in 508 PAs with the A's in 2012 and was also 39-for-43 in stolen base attempts. Crisp is set to earn $7MM in 2013 and the A's have a $7.5MM option on him for 2014 that can be bought out for $1MM, plus he'd receive a $250K bonus if he's traded.
- The Marlins have spent much of the winter looking for center field help but haven't found a fit, leaving Justin Ruggiano as the favorite to win the job, MLB.com's Joe Frisaro writes as part of a reader mailbag. Frisaro believes Miami hasn't been too ardent in looking for a center fielder since prospect Christian Yelich could be ready for the majors by 2014 or even late next season.
- Also from Frisaro, the Marlins plan to keep Ricky Nolasco "at least for much of the first half of the season." Nolasco is entering the last year of his contract and has already said he'd prefer a trade out of Miami, so the right-hander is a good bet to be moved before the trade deadline. The Marlins told teams during the Winter Meetings that Nolasco wasn't available.
- Even though the Marlins aren't shopping Giancarlo Stanton, MLB.com's Todd Zolecki thinks it's a moot point for the Phillies, who don't have the minor league depth necessary to acquire the slugger even if the Fish did make him available. I'd also add that the Marlins are unlikely to deal Stanton to another NL East team, though the Fish have been known to deal stars (such as Dan Uggla) within their division if the price is right.
- From earlier today on MLBTR, the Mets were looking for relief pitching and the Marlins had only very mild interest in Cuban outfielder Dariel Alvarez.
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AL East Notes: Pedroia, LaRoche, Smoak, Thome
In an appearance on WEEI radio's Red Sox Hot Stove show (partial transcript provided by WEEI.com's Alex Speier), Dustin Pedroia said he hadn't heard anything from his agents about any talks with the Red Sox about a possible contract extension. It was reported in November that Boston was interested in extending its second baseman, and Pedroia is eager to pursue such negotiations should they arise. "Obviously, I want to be a Red Sox my whole career and play in that city, turn this whole thing around to get back to where we were my first couple years there," Pedroia said.
Here's the latest from the AL East…
- The Red Sox are not only disinclined to give Adam LaRoche a three-year contract, but the club also doesn't want to surrender a draft pick to sign the free agent first baseman, tweets Peter Gammons. Boston has interest in LaRoche as a backup option if Mike Napoli can't be signed, and signing LaRoche would cost the Sox their second-round draft pick since LaRoche turned down a qualifying offer from the Nationals.
- Speaking of that Red Sox draft pick, WEEI.com's Rob Bradford looks at why Boston is hesitant to give up that selection.
- The Orioles "kicked the tires" on trading for Mariners first baseman Justin Smoak in each of the last two offseasons and also rated Smoak highly in his draft year, reports Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun. Connolly sees Smoak as a good trade target for the O's and wonders if a Smoak-for-Brian Matusz deal would work for both teams. We heard earlier this week that the Orioles continued to have interest in Smoak, who could be expendable now that Seattle has Kendrys Morales in the fold.
- Jim Thome is "not an ideal fit" to return to the Orioles, writes MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli, as manager Buck Showalter would prefer to rotate his regulars through the DH spot. Earlier this month, Thome said he is open to returning in 2013 for his 23rd Major League season.
- The Rays' strong recent track record of signing veteran bullpen arms augers well for the Roberto Hernandez signing, writes MLB.com's Bill Chastain. Hernandez signed a one-year, $3.25MM deal with the Rays earlier this month.
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Red Sox Talking To Adam LaRoche
The Red Sox are talking with free agent Adam LaRoche, two sources tell Jen Royle of SB Nation Boston (via Twitter). LaRoche is seeking a three-year deal and a third source tells Royle that he's still not willing to compromise on contract length.
LaRoche would be the alternative to signing Mike Napoli, but major league sources tell Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports that Boston would prefer to complete their deal with the backstop. The Red Sox haven't given any official word on why the deal with Napoli hasn't been completed, but sources say that an issue with one of Napoli's hips has given the club pause. There's an agreement in place for a three-year, $39MM deal, but the Red Sox could simply walk from it since it has not been finalized.
If the Red Sox did sign LaRoche, Rosenthal writes that Napoli would go back into the market and likely accept a shorter, cheaper deal, possibly from the Rangers. The Nationals would fill the void internally by moving Michael Morse to first base and go with an outfield of Bryce Harper in left, Denard Span in center, and Jayson Werth in right. However, Napoli remains Boston's preference in part because signing LaRoche would cost a second-round pick.
The Napoli problem is familiar territory for Boston as they put language in the contracts of right fielder J.D. Drew and right-hander John Lackey to protect from pre-existing medical conditions. According to sources, the Red Sox are working to get Napoli to agree to similar protection in his deal.
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The Latest On Unsigned Top 50 Free Agents
At the outset of the offseason, MLBTR's Tim Dierkes published his annual list of the top 50 free agents with predictions. So far 43 of those 50 players have signed (or agreed to sign) new contracts, though Mike Napoli's deal with the Red Sox is on hold due to a hip problem. Here's the latest on the seven remaining unsigned players.
- Michael Bourn (#3) – The 29-year-old center fielder has drawn recent interest from the Rangers, but not much else. MLBTR's Ben Nicholson-Smith recently looked at some potential suitors for Bourn, who will require draft pick compensation to sign.
- Kyle Lohse (#10) – Despite being the best starter left on the market, the 34-year-old Lohse hasn't drawn much public interest. The Red Sox and Angels had interest during the Winter Meetings, though they've since moved on. The Rangers have not discussed him. Like Bourn, Lohse is attached to draft pick compensation.
- Adam LaRoche (#15) – The Nationals and LaRoche were inching towards a new deal as of last week. The Orioles are not in the mix. The 33-year-old is also attached to draft pick compensation.
- Rafael Soriano (#17) – Teams don't love the idea of surrendering a draft pick for a reliever, so interest in the 33-year-old remains tepid. The Dodgers and Red Sox are not interested, and the Tigers downplay their chances of signing him.
- Shaun Marcum (#19) – There's a healthy market for the 31-year-old right-hander, with the Mets, Twins, Padres, and Cubs showing interest. The Brewers have not discussed a possible reunion, however.
- Joe Saunders (#25) – The Orioles, Mariners, Padres, and Mets have all talked to the 31-year-old Saunders recently. The Twins made an offer to the left-hander this offseason as well.
- Jose Valverde (#44) – Valverde, 34, said he was unsure if he would pitch in 2013 back in October. The Tigers will not bring him back and there has otherwise been zero interest this winter.
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Rangers Notes: LaRoche, Swisher, Upton
Earlier today, Rangers assistant General Manager Thad Levine joined Jim Bowden on SiriusXM radio. Here's a look at some highlights (all links go to Twitter)..
- The Rangers were never in on Adam LaRoche or Nick Swisher this winter as they didn't want to dole out long-term deals or sacrifice a draft pick for either player. Swisher came to terms with the Indians this morning on a four-year, $56MM deal.
- The assistant GM said that the club has had great conversations with Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers about Justin Upton. The Rangers have been in talks with Arizona about Upton for quite some time, but it now appears that the Diamondbacks would prefer to trade Jason Kubel. Kubel is set to earn $7.5MM in 2013 with a mutual option for the same amount in 2014, while Upton is owed $38.5MM through 2015.
- Levine says that the Rangers have not discussed Kyle Lohse or Adam LaRoche at this point (Twitter link).
- The Rangers are looking more to trades than free agency to improve their team at this point, Levine told Bowden (on Twitter).
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Nationals & LaRoche Inching Towards New Contract
The Nationals and Adam LaRoche have made "a little bit of progress" towards a new contract this week according to MLB.com's Bill Ladson. Yesterday we learned the team may soon push for a resolution to negotiations.
LaRoche, 33, has a two-year offer in hand from Washington but is reportedly seeking a third guaranteed year. GM Mike Rizzo has not yet indicated a willingness to meet that demand, but he has said the team will proceed with internal options — specifically Mike Morse and Tyler Moore — should the two sides fail to reach a deal. LaRoche rejected a qualifying offer, though the Nats would not need to surrender a draft pick to re-sign their own player.
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Nationals Aim To Resolve LaRoche Talks
The Nationals want to settle their negotiations with Adam LaRoche, and could press for resolution soon, Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post reports. Though general manager Mike Rizzo wouldn't issue the free agent first baseman an ultimatum, he might deliver "something close to it."
The Nationals made LaRoche a two-year offer earlier in the offseason after he declined a qualifying offer. Rizzo could tell LaRoche that the Nationals intend to proceed with internal options if he doesn't accept their offer, Kilgore writes. If LaRoche signs elsewhere — teams such as the Orioles and Rangers could be interested — the Nationals would rely on Michael Morse at first base. If LaRoche accepts the Nationals' offer, Morse would become a trade candidate. LaRoche wants a three-year deal, but he's tied to draft pick compensation, which could be limiting his free agent value.
The Nationals aren't worried about the possibility of another team offering LaRoche a three-year deal, Jim Bowden of ESPN.com and MLB Network Radio reported today (Twitter links). In that scenario the Nationals would obtain a compensatory draft pick from the signing team. The Nationals won't give LaRoche a three-year deal, according to Bowden, the team's former GM.
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Olney On Soriano, LaRoche, Braves
Baseball's most recent collective bargaining agreement introduced new rules regarding draft pick compensation, and the changes were expected to help free agents. However, ESPN.com's Buster Olney reports that some agents and general managers say certain free agents who obtained qualifying offers are now seeing reduced interest from teams. These players are talented, but general managers are hesitant to give up draft picks. Here are more notes from Olney's column…
- One GM pointed out that teams aren't "wild about giving up a draft pick for a reliever," even though Rafael Soriano is a good pitcher. The Yankees almost certainly won't consider taking him back, according to Olney.
- The Red Sox have targeted players who aren't linked to draft pick compensation, as Olney points out.
- Adam LaRoche is tied to draft pick compensation and it's "really hurting him," Olney writes. The first baseman has been sitting on a two-year offer from the Nationals.
- It appears that the Braves would be fairly comfortable going into the season with Martin Prado playing both left field and third base. They'd use Reed Johnson in left field against left-handers and Juan Francisco at third base against right-handers in that scenario.
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Rosenthal On Rangers, Nakajima, Upton
The latest from Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports…
- Rangers officials aren't overwhelmed by the remaining free agent position players available, Rosenthal reports. Texas has done background work on A.J. Pierzynski, and could work to sign him. However, Adam LaRoche, Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn seem like less likely targets. The Rangers are particularly concerned about makeup, according to Rosenthal. Manager Ron Washington knows Swisher from their days in Oakland and likes the outfielder, Rosenthal reports.
- The Rangers still want to add to their bullpen, and Rosenthal suggests they could make a play for Pirates closer Joel Hanrahan. The team is also exploring other bullpen options via trades and free agency. Hanrahan's projected salary of $6.9MM limits interest from the Dodgers and Tigers, Rosenthal writes.
- Hiroyuki Nakajima has range that is average "at best," one executive told Rosenthal. However, the A's agreed to sign the 30-year-old free agent to a two-year deal in part because they like his offensive potential.
- Now that many free agent third basemen have signed, the Marlins could pursue a top third base prospect who's close to contributing at the MLB level. However, it would be difficult to put together a package for a player such as Mike Olt.
- Some executives believe the Diamondbacks will trade Justin Upton even after GM Kevin Towers said a deal seems unlikely. There's a perception that the Diamondbacks are down on Upton, Rosenthal notes.
- When Mets executive Paul DePodesta watched outfield prospect Wuilmer Becerra in 2011, he liked the prospect's athleticism and effort. The Mets acquired the 18-year-old Becerra in the R.A. Dickey trade.
- The Red Sox are always looking to upgrade their bullpen, Rosenthal adds.
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Jim Cilley of Penacook, left, shakes hands with Joe Leavitt of Atkinson after they finished their round during the New Hampshire Open at Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown on Tuesday. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
Pandelena, 19, started his round scorching the Stonebridge Country Club course, converting six birdies through the first seven holes. Yet after finishing his round five-under and ending up seven-under overall as the low amateur winner of the New Hampshire Open, he was still pondering the three pars he made on the front nine.
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Standing at 6-foot-4, you might guess he was a great all-around basketball player in high school. But it would turn out to be a wrong guess.
"My senior year we lost to BC High in the semifinals, but I did score a goal in my last game," he said. "It would have been nice to win it all, but scoring that goal was a good way to close out my career."
"I've won two (low) amateur titles in this tournament, the first one in 2009 when I was 15 years old and last year," said Leavitt (72-70-142) who ended two-under in an 18th place tie.
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ACC: Andre Callender
Q&A with Jeff Jagodzinski
Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich
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|Jeff Jagodzinski says some things are easier for him now that he has one year under his belt.
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. -- It is an absolutely perfect day here, about 77 degrees and sunny. I'm heading out to practice now, but first some excerpts from my interview with Boston College coach Jeff Jagodzinski Wednesday afternoon:
What have you learned about your team this summer?
JJ: They're a hard-working group of guys. They did everything I asked them to do. They stayed here both sessions of summer school. Our strength coach has put them through a workout like he's never put a team through before, just tougher, more demanding.
What was the biggest surprise of the summer, whether it was a player or a group that made significant progress?
JJ: Josh Haden did a really nice job this summer. Just being in the program since last January has really helped him. Actually, all of those guys that came in are going to have to contribute this year. They would've had a hard time doing it if they weren't here from last January.
Do you feel like your offense might be a little less one-dimensional because you're adding more of a mobile quarterback, more of a running game this year?
JJ: Let me point out something about our running game. Our short control passing game we consider runs here. Everybody was saying you didn't run the ball. Andre Callender had over 1,600 yards last year, total offense. He caught the ball ... every time he touched the ball he gained 10 yards. Now, do you want to hand it to him? Or do you want to throw it to him? That's our running game. I think that's skewed in the fact I'm not going to take it out of that quarterback's hands -- that would not be smart. But Andre still had close to 1,000 yards rushing last year. That was the best way we could use him last year.
Is Chris, though, a more mobile quarterback?
JJ: Oh yeah, we'll be able to use him in more play-action and movement type stuff more so than drop-back like we did last year, because that was not Matt's strength.
How much have you seen Chris develop as a leader, sort of taking ownership of this offense?
JJ: When you're never in that position, you can never blossom. [Offensive coordinator Steve] Logan and I were watching film the other day from his first spring scrimmage to where he is right now, it's night and day, just the way he takes command of the offense. Until you've done it, you haven't done it.
The same can be said, though, about his first season as starter, even though it's not like he hasn't played before.
JJ: He is a fifth-year freshman right now.
How much confidence do you have in that fifth-year freshman?
JJ: I've got as much confidence as I have in any starting quarterback. If he's your guy, he's your guy.
Is this an easier season for you because it's your second season?
JJ: As far as knowing what to expect it's a lot easier, and going through our guys knowing what I expect and how things are done the way I want the program to look, yeah, that was a lot easier. As a coach, it's a matter of getting the kids to buy into what you're doing and they did that early on last year and that's just continued.
How is the secondary looking?
JJ: To be honest with you, they are more athletically gifted than what we've had. As far as being football players, we're going to find out. But the guys that are taking Jamie Silva's spot are more athletically gifted than Jamie was. Jamie was an instinctive guy that made plays. We'll find out what these guys can do, [Marcellus] Bowman and Wes Davis.
Check back later for more on BC.
Boston College defense ready to carry the load
Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich
When the Boston College defense works out separately from the offense and a player "messes up," defensive end Alex Albright said there's one thought:
"A lot of guys say, 'This is defense, we don't do that,'" said Albright, who led the team with 8.5 sacks last year. "We have so much expectation on ourselves that really we leave ourselves no room for error. We take that mentality that we have to carry the team to heart. That's something we really focus on a lot."
Eagles fans will be happy to hear it.
So much attention has been placed on what Boston College's offense doesn't have that it's talented defense might have been overlooked. Not only are the Eagles' front seven proven veterans, but they've also been given a boost by the return of defensive tackle B.J. Raji, who was academically ineligible last year, and Albright, who missed the last three games with a broken forearm.
"I can't even explain how much that helps," said strongside linebacker Mark Herzlich, who started all 14 games last season and will play his third linebacker position in as many seasons. "It's going to benefit our team exponentially. Having B.J. in there -- B.J. and Ron (Brace) in the middle is going to really change opposing offenses' attack. Those are two immovable men. They both weigh 340 pounds. To just run straight up the middle is going to be hard."
The one thing this defense needs to work on is its pass coverage. It's important to remember, though, that because the Eagles' run defense was so impressive (allowing an ACC-best 75.5 yards per game), teams were left with little alternative other than to throw the ball. Boston College was last in the league in pass defense, allowing 253.9 yards per game.
This is why the Eagles have been working on their pass coverage every day this summer.
And while they've been genuinely impressed by quarterback Chris Crane and freshman running back Josh Haden, these guys have no problem carrying the load until the offense works out its kinks.
"The offense is definitely coming together," said Herzlich, who was second on the team with 97 tackles last season and led with 12 tackles for loss. "It's coming together well and quicker than a lot of people thought it was. That's always a positive, but in order to set the tempo and set the attitude of the game, defense does need to set an example and go out on the field and do everything perfect. No errors."
That's not to say they haven't been wowed at times during the offseason by their teammates on the other side of the ball.
"In the past, when you're on a team and you get a stellar recruit, you're a little cautious when they first come in," Herzlich said. "You never know if the ratings are a fluke or what, but he came in and he has really proven himself this spring and winter. One thing I love about Josh, he's fast enough to get around the outside, and he's small, but once he gets off the line of scrimmage, he has a quick burst, which is something we haven't had -- that quick ability of a running back in the past couple of years. Andre (Callender) had flat-out speed and L.V. (Whitworth) was pretty powerful, but Josh has combined a little bit of both which is really nice to see."
Albright agreed.
"This kid has just explosive speed," he said. "He gets outside faster than anyone I've seen before. He's such a downhill quick runner. If he gets even the slightest hole, look out, because he's gone."
As for quarterback Chris Crane?
"If he was at another school he would have been playing," Albright said. "He is so fast and he has a heck of an arm. A lot of people will be surprised when we come out for Kent State."
ACC position rankings: Running backs
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|Clemson's James Davis (left) and C.J. Spiller (right) make up the ACC's top rushing combo.
Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich
Last week I started to check out the ACC position-by-position, starting with the quarterbacks.
Let's see who enters the fall with the best running game:
1. Clemson -- No question here. James Davis uses his strength to plow between tackles and is the ACC's leading returning rusher (81.8 yards per game) while C.J. Spiller's speed and elusiveness make these guys the total package.
2. NC State -- With Toney Baker, Andre Brown and Jamelle Eugene returning, the Wolfpack might have the best depth. And at this position, you need it.
3. Virginia --While Cedric Peerman was injured, Mikell Simpson made a name for himself. (I watched him beat Maryland almost by himself: 119 yards rushing, 152 yards receiving). Together they can help ease the pressure off the Cavaliers' new quarterback.
4. Miami -- Graig Cooper led the Hurricanes' offense in the spring game with eight carries for 91 yards and two touchdowns. Javarris James (cousin of Edgerrin James) caught four passes for 60 yards and ran once for a 25-yard gain.
5. Wake Forest -- Last season, Josh Adams set the school record for the most rushing yards (953), rushing attempts (219), receptions (34), rushing touchdowns (11) and total touchdowns (12) by a redshirt freshman. His carries are sure to increase, and he enters the season as the league's second leading returning rusher.
6. Florida State -- The Seminoles will need more production out of senior Antone Smith, who had 817 yards last year on 191 carries. Once Preston Parker is done serving his two-game suspension, he could be another option. Having never played the position before, he took over for an injured Smith against Maryland last year and ran 51 yards on his first four carries, including an 18-yard touchdown run.
7. Georgia Tech -- Jonathan Dwyer averaged 5.3 yards per carry as a freshman and could be the B back in Paul Johnson's offense. Junior Jamaal Evans also has experience, as he played in 11 games. He and redshirt freshman Roddy Jones are listed as the two slot or A backs.
8. Duke -- Re'quan Boyette has led the Blue Devils in rushing the past two seasons. That experience alone puts him ahead of the final four.
9. North Carolina -- Greg Little should only improve upon his move from wide receiver to running back late last season. Ryan Houston and Devon Ramsay also had productive springs.
10. Maryland -- Morgan Green and Da'Rel Scott are talented but inexperienced. Green had three carries last season, Scott 14.
11. Virginia Tech -- Leading returning rusher Branden Ore was kicked off the team, and both of his backups (Kenny Lewis Jr. and Jahre Cheeseman) suffered serious injuries. Until we see who their playmaker will be, it's tough to have the Hokies higher. Dustin Pickle, Josh Oglesby and Darren Evans are all options.
12. Boston College -- Josh Haden was the only option here this spring, and so far, he's unproven. Replacing Andre Callender won't be easy.
Saturday, 11/22
Final/2OT Virginia Tech 3 Wake Forest 6 Final Boston College 17 3 Florida State 20 Final Georgia State 0 22 Clemson 28 Final 24 Louisville 31 Notre Dame 28 Final Syracuse 7 Pittsburgh 30


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Arizona Cardinals
Jay Feely: 'There's no excuse' for missed field goals
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Jay Feely had a Sunday to forget.
The Arizona Cardinals' kicker missed a pair of field goals, from 37 yards out in the first quarter and 43 yards in the fourth, while his team lost its season finale to the San Francisco 49ers by a score of 23-20.
When asked what he said to his kicker, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians responded, "Nothing."
The fact that Feely made good on two other kicks, a 49-yarder early in the fourth quarter and a game-tying 43-yard kick with 29 seconds remaining in the game, didn't seem to matter much when the game was over.
"No, I just have to make those kicks," Feely said when asked about his two misses. "There's no excuse. No reason not to."
A total of three field goals were missed Sunday (two by Feely, one by San Francisco's Phil Dawson), and it's interesting to note that all three were attempted in the southern end of the stadium. With new sod in place ahead of Wednesday's Fiesta Bowl, it's possible there was something not quite right about that part of the field.
"That was me," Dawson said of his miss. "That was a good old-fashioned miss."
Dawson credited Arizona's field goal rush unit, saying it puts a lot of pressure on a kicker.
"If anything goes wrong, including a bad kick, it's exaggerated," he added.
Still, Dawson had made 27 consecutive field goals before his second quarter miss from 24-yards out, and Feely had made six straight -- including the game-winner in Tennessee just two weeks ago -- before Sunday's game.
This was two of the more reliable kickers in the game struggling to convert very makeable attempts.
"I missed them both right," Feely said. "You've got to finish. Anything I told you, it doesn't matter. You've just got to make those kicks. You've got to come through for your team. It hurts when you don't."
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Know Your Meme: The Google Superbowl Ad Parodies
Are we the only ones who have been inundated with parodies of this like the above? We're going to allow this, internet. But if it goes on much longer, we will be issuing a... read more
Tuesday, 2/9/2010 at 2:53PM
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Inevitable Yet Still Hilarious: Hitler Finds Out About Conan
"If Conan were fucking Leno like this, there would finally be a single funny bone in Leno body!"... read more
Wednesday, 1/13/2010 at 3:36PM
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- Hitler,
- Jay Leno,
- Know Your Meme
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