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APP Hockey Classic returns: Meet the players, get your tickets
Chris Rotolo
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When the dog days of summer start to creep in, the Asbury Park Press All-Star Hockey Classic will be there to keep you cool.
The 3rd Annual APP Hockey Classic is set to return to Middletown Ice World on Sunday, Aug. 6 for a 2 p.m. puck drop.
The third edition of this all-star game and fundraising event will feature 42 of the top skaters from Monmouth and Ocean Counties, who are set to compete in support of the Brick Stars Challenger Hockey Program.
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"That's definitely the best part of this game for me," said Central Regional standout Michael Mania, who will be participating in his second APP Hockey Classic, after a senior campaign in which he led the state of New Jersey in scoring with 103 points on 54 goals and 49 assists.
"We've done a lot of different events at Central where we get to work with special needs kids, and teach them how to skate and play the game," Mania added. "So to be able to skate with a bunch of my friends, while helping out a great group of kids and great organization like the Brick Stars, it's a lot of fun. And these kids deserve our support."
Also, for the first time this year, the Classic will team with the New Jersey Devils to launch the Community Commitment Award, given to key personality in the Jersey Shore hockey community. The first Community Commitment Award will recognize Coach Bob Auriemma, who just completed his 54th season at the helm of Brick Township's storied hockey program.
You can be part of the experience by purchasing your tickets today at: https://tickets.app.com/e/2017-asbury-park-press-hockey-classic.
CBA captain Corey Clifton echoed a similar sentiment to that of Mania, while speaking to how special an event the APP Hockey Classic will be.
"Being able to play for the (Brick Stars) is a great aspect of this game, and something we all look forward to," said Clifton, a Quinnipiac University commit who was selected earlier this month by the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the United States Hockey League.
"As well as the charitable aspect of it, we're all excited to be part of the game because it's a competitive atmosphere," Clifton added. "There's a lot of guys out there who all want to play well and compete at a high level, because for a lot of us, this is going to be our last time playing with our friends in the high school environment…It's just a special day for a lot of reasons."
Fellow NCAA Division I bound skater Julian Kislin will be appearing in his third APP Hockey Classic, and like his fellow seniors mentioned above, the Freehold Township defensemen will enter the event with mixed emotions.
"It's a truly awesome experience the past two summers, and I know it will great again this year, but it's definitely going to be a little sad, bittersweet," Kislin said. "I miss playing in high school. And I know I'll miss playing with all my friends. But the APP Classic gives us one last game, and it's a great way to end it."
Mania, Clifton and Kislin will lead their respective rosters into competition on Aug. 6, and you can view both teams, as well as further details about the event, below.
APP Blue Team
Forwards: Corey Clifton (CBA), Derek Contessa (CBA), Ryan Damelio (Howell), Joey D'Andrea (Jackson Liberty), Nick LaBianca (Jackson Liberty), Freddie Brutto (Manalapan), Ryan Carr (Point Boro), Paul Keyes (Southern Regional), Jack Conrad (Southern Regional), Shane Haviland (Wall Township), Ryan Burns (Wall Township), Zach Tarantino (Wall Township); Defensemen: Sam Weber (CBA), Joe Granza (Jackson Liberty), Trevor Cear (Jackson Memorial), Cody Jablonski (Jackson Memorial), Matt Kimak (Point Boro), Bryce Grant (St. Rose); Goaltenders: Cooper Klotz (Point Boro), Cam Conrad (Southern Regional), Logan Beattie (Wall Township); Caching Staff: Kyle Wiese (Jackson Liberty), Brad Gardner (Manalapan), Alex Depalma (Point Boro), Mike Dianora (Wall Township).
Meet the 2016-17 All-Shore Ice Hockey Team
APP White Team
Forwards: JT Maloney (Brick Township), Michael Mania (Central Regional), Max Halvorsen (Freehold Township), John Dinnocenzo (Middletown North), Gavin Gulash (Middletown South), Ryan Lambert (Middletown South), Ryan D'Emilia (Middletown South), Frank Taddeo (Red Bank Regional), Conor Deverin (Rumson-Fair Haven), John Gelatt (St. John Vianney), Nick Pica (Toms River North), Mike Caufield (Toms River South); Defensemen: Michael Mooney (Brick Township), Julian Kislin (Freehold Township), John Hallard (Middletown North), Mike Racioppi (Middletown South), Ryan Dineen (Toms River North), Ricky Napoli (Toms River South); Goaltenders: Andrew Slobiski (Brick Memorial), Ciaran McNelis (Red Bank Catholic), Jeremy Connor (St. John Vianney); Coaching Staff: Bob Auriemma (Brick Township), Mike Celano (Freehold Township), Matt Clemente (Middletown North), Tony Nemati (Middletown South).
Tickets & Proceeds: Tickets for the APP Hockey Classic are on sale now for $10 and can be purchased online at https://tickets.app.com/e/2017-asbury-park-press-hockey-classic while supplies last. When online tickets are sold out, passes can be purchased on game day at the Middletown Ice World kiosk.
Partial proceeds from ticket sales, as well as all funds raised from t-shirt, program and prize raffle sales will be donated to the Brick Stars Challenger Hokey Program.
Our Beneficiary: The Brick Stars Challenger Hockey Club is an organization based out of the Ocean Ice Palace that teaches the game to children and young adults with developmental disabilities, including those with Autism and Down syndrome. The Brick Stars returns for the second consecutive summer as the APP Hockey Classic's beneficiary, and will once again have many of its skaters on hand for an intersquad scrimmage between periods.
Community Commitment Award: For the first time during the APP Hockey Classic, the Asbury Park Press – in cooperation with the New Jersey Devils – will be honoring a member of our Jersey Shore Ice Hockey Community with our inaugural Community Commitment Award. The accolade will be awarded annually to a community member who has dedicated themselves to the development of our game, our players and programs at the scholastic and/or travel levels.
The first Community Commitment Award will recognize Coach Bob Auriemma, who just completed his 54th season at the helm of Brick Township's storied hockey program.
Please join us on Sunday, Aug. 6 as we recognize and honor Coach Auriemma for a life dedicated to his players, his program and the Shore Hockey Community.
RSVP: For further details, information and updates head to the 2017 APP Hockey Classic Facebook Page and RSVP.
Our Sponsors: The APP Hockey Classic owes so much to those in our community who have backed the game and supported the participating players since its inception three summers ago. The event would not be without the aid of Middletown Ice World, the Avon Pond Group, the New Jersey Devils and Beacon Awards & Signs of Middletown.
For those interested in further supporting the APP Hockey Classic with the purchase of a sponsorship package or program advertisement, please contact Chris Rotolo at crotolo@gannettnj.com.


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The objective for today was Queenstown. After leaving Omarama we enjoyed the drive toward Queenstown and the variety of landscapes that the South Island of New Zealand has presented.
Arriving in Queenstown, we had low clouds, rain and wind. We stopped to check the weather and decided to press to Te Anau and gamble that the weather would improve for our Milford Sound cruise. As we drove toward Te Anau, the weather did improve and we arrived under partly cloudy skies. We have booked to Milford Sound tour for tomorrow and hope the weather cooperates.
We parked the RV, got connected, and did a short walk through the town of Te Anau.
The weather forecast is not good for the rest of our trip in New Zealand, but so far the weather forecast has been about 80% wrong – so much for the compute models that predict climate change.
After tomorrow, we will have to decide how to proceed. Hopefully the drive to Fox Glacier and Franz Josef glacier will be in the sunshine and give us good photo ops before heading to Christchurch to end this part of our journey.
Sitting here tonight, I realize that I probably did not understand how sick I was last fall. I give thanks for the many blessings that I have received, the many prayers from friends, family, and those who I do not know. I thank God for Dr Miles, Dr Goh and their staffs, for the wonderful care that I received, and for the compassion and caring that they have shown.


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Best Dustin Johnson prop bets for 2022 PGA Championship
We take a look at the player prop bets for Dustin Johnson available on DraftKings Sportsbook ahead of the 2022 PGA Championship.
By nafselon76 May 18, 2022, 1:45pm PDT
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The 2022 PGA Championship is set to begin Thursday, May 19 and one player to watch will be Dustin Johnson. Johnson has finished second at the PGA Championship twice (2019, 2022) and would sure like to add the Wanamaker Trophy to his resume and win a third major. Here's a look at some of Johnson's props for this year's tournament with odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
Dustin Johnson: PGA Championship player props
Johnson to make an eagle (+1400)
Eagles will be HARD to come by on this course. There's only two Par 5s on the course — No. 5 and No. 13. — and No. 5 will be playing at around 660 yards. No. 13 is slightly shorter at 632 yards give or take. That being said I'll take 14/1 odds that DJ gets into a big drive to set him up with an approach shot under 250 yards.
Johnson to finish Top 10 (+300)
DJ isn't in the top tier of favorites for the PGA, he's actually at the back-end of the second-tier group. That being said this is a course for bombers and if there's some rain over the weekend this course will ease up a bit and give DJ a chance to post a low number on Saturday or Sunday and get a top 10 finish.

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RussianCodeCup → Russian Code Cup 2016 — Announcement. Dates, Prizes, Rules.
Meanwile we are pleased to announce that the Russian Code Cup team together with Codeforces project have prepared a small surprise to all those who didn't manage to get to the Final Round of RCC-2016. After the Final Round ends, at 14-05 Codeforces will host online-contest with RCC-2016 Final Round problems.
The contest will use ACM ICPC rules and will not be rated. Problems will be in English and in Russian. Problems were prepared for Russian Code Cup Final Round, so they are quite difficult, the contest is mostly suitable for Div1 participants. Of course, we would like to ask the Final Round participants do not use the contest for testing their upsolved solutions, please wait until the end of the online contest and use the problem archive.
So, everyone is welcome to watch the Final Round and then to take part in the online-contest! Good luck to everybody!
What's the point of making it for div1 only if it's unrated for everyone?
Registration opened before Round 372's rating changes, therefore, there are some colors that are wrong in the registrants' list, which is very weird because the ratings are correct.
Do you know the meaning of "Recommended" ?
Anyone knows if the tasks will be sorted in the order of their expected difficulty?
You are wrong. Even few finalists (!) didn't solve any problem.
have the problems been sorted by difficulty ?
Nobody solved more than 3 problems out of 6. Nobody in this unofficial round solved more than 2 problems. (I didn't solve anything — I started 1 hour late, read the problems, looked at the scoreboard and decided not to bother.) Seems like the contest would have benefited from more time or keeping backup problems e.g. for next year.
It seems that N * M <= 10000 was chosen instead of the usual N, M <= 100 such that solutions based on Hall's Theorem fail.
My solution is based on Hall's theorem and passed (are there any other solutions?). In the worst case you can handle cases with N = 1 separately, and when N > = 2 it should pass easily.
I overlooked the fact that O(n2·m2) passes. Simple implementation for anyone interested — 20743833.
Do anyone know the O(n) algorithm of problem B described in the solution?
Can be reduced to O(n) with another DFS instead of DSU.
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Start the day with homemade muffins at the cozy Hillcrest House Bed and Breakfast before heading out and about. The charming suites of the art deco Inn at the Park are close to the museums and attractions of Balboa Park and there's a sunny rooftop patio. Porto Vista Hotel in Little Italy is within walking distance of the city's famed Mercato Farmers' Market, fine dining restaurants and neighborhood pubs. Andaz San Diego in the Gaslamp Quarter has a rooftop pool and bar.
Stop in to Hash House A Go Go for brunch and a signature bloody mary, or hit Snooze for a flight of pancakes before checking out the shops on Fifth Avenue. For lunch, try the famous fried and smoked fish tacos at Oscars Mexican Seafood, or post up at Tajima Ramen Bar for a delicious noodle bowl. Head downtown for tapas and family-style paella at Cafe Sevilla in the Gaslamp and stick around for a weekend flamenco dinner show, or try Hillcrest's Parma Cucina Italiana for upscale Italian fare and decadent deserts.
Check out the beach party vibe and daily happy hour at Fiesta Cantina, or check out Martinis Above Fourth for a namesake cocktail and a cabaret show. Small Bar in University Heights is known for its creative cocktails and selection of craft beers. Also, taste what's on tap at Hillcrest Brewing Company or The Brew Project, an old Craftsman home converted into a pub, or sip a glass of vino at The Wine Lover. Check out the women's bar Gossip Grill, then dance the night away at The Brass Rail, Rich's, or Numbers.
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Paper's Petty Personal Vendetta Impeding SoDo Arena
February 22, 2016 Alex	8 Comments
For years, The Seattle Times and its editorial board have held a personal vendetta against Chris Hansen and his proposed Seattle arena.
Through the use of one-sided attacks on a plot of land owned by Hansen in an area ripe for infrastructural rejuvenation, to the scribing of non-sequitur op-eds on supposed "alternatives" to the SoDo project meant to distract and deceive, the Times has employed nearly every unethical tactic imaginable in an attempt to block the construction of a venue intended for multipurpose civic use.
Of late, Times editors have hitched their horse-and-buggy to the alleged major thoroughfare south of Safeco Field known as Occidental Avenue. Erecting Hansen's arena would undoubtedly put an existing stretch of this street beneath the hardwood of the Sonics' home court. That doesn't sit well with the Times, who warn that "vacating" this bustling boulevard would "congest and jeopardize what's left of the region's waterfront industrial zone."
Never mind the fact that the stretch of roadway in question is little more than a dumping ground for cigarette butts and used condoms.
Disregard the crumbling concrete and deepening potholes that have turned this eyesore into a glorified alleyway.
Ignore, if you can, the transients and "dancers putting themselves through school" who are often found strolling down the block, enjoying the beautiful vistas of port workers puffing on Marlboros a half-mile away.
This latest smear campaign piggybacks on the recent writings of former Mariners reporter-turned-sports business pontificator Geoff Baker, who dangled factually misleading articles on the viability of Key Arena in front of readers like a Sears studio photographer shaking a Pound Puppy at a crying baby. Baker, for better or worse, has been used as a pawn in the Times' shakedown of Hansen and the arena project, the newspaper choosing to capitalize on the once-respected voice of their ex-baseball beat writer by relegating (or promoting) him to pseudo-economic watchdog duties.
For their part, the editorial board has backed Baker's work with puff pieces like the most recent one on Occidental Avenue. They serve as the muscle protecting their star player – the Davis Brothers to Reggie Miller, if you will. Doubling down on Baker's intrepid-ish reporting has made the board's work easy, while simultaneously reinforcing their negative stance on the arena as a whole.
All of which makes this entire foray down the rabbit hole of journalistic ethos a complete and utter joke.
The Times has embarrassed itself trying to promote an agenda that is being driven by their CEO, Frank Blethen. That agenda is being propagated by an anonymous force – money, lobbyists, friends, personal enmity, who knows for sure – that has corrupted the paper's ability to accurately report and investigate in the once-proud fashion they were previously capable of executing. Baker is doing what he can to stay employed. The editorial board is kowtowing to the man who signs their checks. No one, save for the figurehead at the top, can truly believe in the pus being ejaculated by a group of seemingly intelligent individuals who could otherwise be objectively serving their readership.
Let's face reality for a moment.
No one is going to miss some shithole street, save for the few dozen laborers fortunate enough to snag a parking spot there on a daily basis.
No one is going to turn some shithole arena giving some shithole bank free naming rights into the next great NBA and NHL arena; it will not happen, so let's all stop pretending.
But people will, on occasion, listen to a bunch of shitholes entrusted to fairly and truthfully convey news.
This needs to stop. Frank Blethen and the Times need to let their feud with Chris Hansen and his arena project die. Whether or not Hansen's investment in Seattle comes to fruition is now secondary to the downward spiral of a pillar of our community, the newspaper of record, The Seattle Times.
The message all along has been heard loud and clear: the Times does not want a multipurpose venue built in the SoDo district.
Now shut up, go away, and let this city decide for itself what its future will be.
Chris HansenFrank BlethenOccidental AvenueSonics ArenaThe Seattle Times
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8 thoughts on "Paper's Petty Personal Vendetta Impeding SoDo Arena"
Ryan Emerson says:
I wish I had the ability to write like that. Cutting remarks using facts to prove points. Good job, well put. I wish this was as circulated at the "paper of record" so more of the uninformed who just believe what's in print instead of verifying facts could see. You know I will be telling people to read this.
Maple Valley Mike says:
http://mvbarer.blogspot.com/2012/06/seattle-times-editor-spars-with-sports.html This is Mike Salk in his previous Seattle life debating The Time's Bruce Ramsey.
Turtle says:
great article, nice to read for facts as well as how you write.
samcam says:
Baker isn't even from here and he's a hack anyhow!
Excellent article that gets right to the heart of the TImes' & Geoff Baker's embarrassing performance on this issue.
Good to see this is sharable on facebook again. We know what they did. So sickening
Thank you. I used to subscribe to the ST. But I have been floored by this behavior you so accurately describe. Blethen's relationship with Mr Lincoln and the Port is obviously more important than journalistic integrity.
Seattle is an embarrassment to the Northwest says:
It makes me sick to drive into Seattle. All the filth, trash and beggars filling every empty lot, median or sidewalk. And I don't even want to talk about the roads and freeway system which cannot handle the traffic it has and the powers that be think adding bicycle lanes is a great relief for the horrendous congestion. Get your heads out of your butts Seattle.
Build this arena anywhere but in Seattle.


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Ritchie, Daniel L.
University of Denver Chancellor, July 1989-June 2005
Breck, A.D. (1996). From the rockies to the world (pg. 213).
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1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Boston University Terriers, December 29-30, 1989, DU Arena, 1989 December 29-30
Identifier: U300.05.0075.00006
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey games against Boston University on December 29-30, 1989. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers; program...
Dates: 1989 December 29-30
Found in: Special Collections and Archives / U300, Division of Athletics and Recreation Records / Publications / Box 75
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Colorado College Tigers, February 23, 1990, DU Arena, 1990 February 23
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey game against Colorado College on February 23, 1990. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers; program notes...
Dates: 1990 February 23
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Colorado College Tigers, October 21, 1989, DU Arena, 1989 October 21
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey game against Colorado College on October 21, 1989. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers; program notes...
Dates: 1989 October 21
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Michigan Tech Huskies, February 9-10, 1990, DU Arena, 1990 February 9-10
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey games against Michigan Technological University on February 9-10, 1990. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career...
Dates: 1990 February 9-10
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs, February 16-17, 1990, DU Arena, 1990 February 16-17
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey games against University of Minnesota-Duluth on February 16-17, 1990. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career...
Dates: 1990 February 16-17
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Minnesota Golden Gophers, January 5-6, 1990, DU Arena, 1990 January 5-6
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey games against University of Minnesota on January 5-6, 1990. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers; program...
Dates: 1990 January 5-6
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. North Dakota Fighting Sioux, November 17-18, 1989, DU Arena, 1989 November 17-18
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey games against University of North Dakota on November 17-18, 1989. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers;...
Dates: 1989 November 17-18
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Northeastern University Huskies, January 19-20, 1990, DU Arena, 1990 January 19-20
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey games against Northeastern University on January 19-20, 1990. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers;...
Dates: 1990 January 19-20
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. Northern Michigan Wildcats, November 24-25, 1989, DU Arena, 1989 November 24-25
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey games against Northern Michigan University on November 24-25, 1989. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers;...
1989-90 DU Hockey Souvenir Game Program, University of Denver Pioneers vs. St. Cloud State University Huskies, December 22, 1989, DU Arena, 1989 December 22
Abstract Program for the University of Denver home hockey game against St. Cloud State University on December 22, 1989. Includes University of Denver History; brief biographies with photographs of chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie, athletic director Craig Patrick, head coach Ralph Backstrom, associate coach Ron Grahame, and assistant coach John Harrington; DU player profiles; DU Hockey History; DU Hockey records; list of players scoring 50 or more points in one season; list of top 20 DU career scorers;...
Dates: 1989 December 22
Type: Archival Record X
Subject: Ice hockey players X
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In this work we study the development of mathematical models by students in the upper cycle of Primary Education (10 and 11 years old) to Large Number Estimation Problems. After a qualitative analysis of their output, we found that, when students worked on problems in teams, they used strategies including the development of mathematical models such as the grid distribution, the iteration of a reference point model, or population density. The results obtained allow us to argue that the use of Large Number Estimation Problems is a suitable activity for introducing mathematical modelling processes in Primary School classrooms.


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Products›Brands›Narex›Narex 3 Piece Richter Extra Bevel Edge Dovetail Chisel Set (1/4", 3/8" & 1/2") (DCE)
Narex 3 Piece Richter Extra Bevel Edge Dovetail Chisel Set (1/4", 3/8" & 1/2") (DCE)
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Note: this 3 pc set contains the most common sizes used for dovetailing (1/4", 3 /8" and 1/2") and does not come in a gift box or tool roll.
In the small village of Bystrice in the Czech Republic the Narex factory has been making world-class edge tools for 100 years. The Narex factory was founded in 1919 by Mr. Vaclav Richter, a local blacksmith who began producing chisels and gimlets. To this day, Narex is best known for making an extensive range of high quality, reasonably priced bench chisels. While the Narex factory has modernized a great deal over the past century, it still retains many traditional manufacturing methods. Chisels are still produced in the original Bystrice factory site using old-world drop-forging techniques which greatly enhance the strength and durability of the steel. To commemorate its 100 anniversary, Narex developed a new line of Richter Extra premium bench chisels named after their founder. The Richter Extra chisels are the finest chisels Narex has produced in its 100 year history. This line of chisels are made from the finest materials available, have undergone superior heat treatment and been manufactured using the most stringent manufacturing processes. The new line of Richter Extra chisels will rival any premium chisel on the market today.
Richter chisel blades are made from the highest quality Chrome Manganese (Cr-V) steel using traditional drop-forging methods. Blades are then hardened, cryogenically treated and tempered to achieve a minimal hardness of 62 HRc. Subsequent fine-grinding and polishing ensure a mirror-like surface with ultra-thin sides allowing reach into very tight spaces, making them the perfect chisel for cleaning out dovetails. The front bevel is ground at 24 degrees.
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While I have been moaning and slapping my head crying "what was I thinking" and all around me is chaos a small thought crept into my head....I always knew once I started on the ventilation it would become something much bigger. All the little things that have been niggling away at me for years are getting fixed. While I will not end up with my perfect studio (because, lets face it, my garden is nowhere near big enough) it will be hugely improved and so much better to work in.
I also think it is cathartic, not in the intestinal sense - yuk!, but as one definition in the online free dictionary has it - cathartic - emotionally purging. I am still stuck in the middle of it but it is starting to feel a bit like it will be a fresh beginning and I think it follows that it will give me a fresh outlook on my beadmaking. It is all too easy to get stuck in a rut, to keep making the same beads in the same colours over and over, especally when they sell so well but I have always believed I need to keep pushing on and trying new ideas. When I cleared all the rods and stringers from my counter I was a bit shocked at the lack of variety in my colour choices.
I recently read an article about burnout and I suspect I hit the wall towards the end of last year and found myself unable to make anything at all. Over the Christmas break I gave myself permission to relax and take the self imposed pressure off. I felt so much better and went back to making beads, they were the same beads but at least I was enjoying it again. Then the generator broke down and perhaps that was a blessing in disguise.


Although Nepal is a small nation it is rich in culture religion. Due to this Nepal is well known in all over the country.All the religion have their own tradition, customes,belief as well as their food items.And today among all these i have choose about food item.So the name of the food item is Rajma Curry.
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No discussion in the ANC about replacing Pravin Gordhan – Mantashe
After the release of the names, Semenya's legal team approached the CAS and asked for permission to release its own list of experts. (Michael Dodge/Getty)
Pravin Gordhan remains the finance minister and there is no discussion in the ANC to replace him, the ruling party's secretary general Gwede Mantashe has said.
"There is no such discussion… the president, deputy president and ANC have offered support," he said at the RMB Morgan Stanley Big Five Investor Conference in Cape Town on Tuesday.
"When it comes, we will engage it. But what should be allowed is to govern and to appoint any minister to any portfolio."
He emphasised that it was not ministers who made the ANC, but the party which produced "competent cadres" to run portfolios.
"There is no debate about that."
He referred to how some questioned Nhlanhla Nene's takeover of the portfolio from "darling of the markets" Trevor Manuel.
Public spats
When that realised Nene's credentials, the noise died down and when he left he too was a "darling", Mantashe said.
Last month, the Hawks insisted that Gordhan present himself at their offices to make a warning statement regarding his alleged contraventions of the National Strategic Intelligence Act and Public Finance Management Act.
Sars Wars: Here's what you need to know about Gordhan vs everybody
These related to his approval of former SARS commissioner Ivan Pillay's early retirement in 2010 and the creation of an intelligence unit at the service. Gordhan refused to comply with the demand.
Mantashe said the ANC had openly told the relevant parties to stop their public spats.
"Because, say there is a case to answer for Minister Gordhan, it doesn't send any confidence if you run your battles in public."
"If needs be, give him a summons, he must go to court."
Political stability
He said the "Hollywood approach" of sending questions did not solve anything.
"You must never paint the picture that you are an institution fighting a government you are a part of. Don't call for prayers for Treasury. You are Treasury of that government."
Mantashe said they had investors in mind.
"If you see us in disarray, you are losing confidence. That is part of my responsibility, to always whip people into line. Do appreciate the fact that we are working very hard to ensure this government is stable politically."
He said impressive growth in the second quarter would not be maintained if fights continued.
The party had its internal mechanisms and members should use them.
Zwane statement 'reckless'
Reference was made to the call for an inquiry into banks by Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane, which government quickly distanced itself from.
"We called him as the ANC and the president [told him] that this is reckless. Because when you say there is an inquiry into banks you are discrediting one sector where South Africa is doing well."
Mantashe said financial institutions were very reliable and independent.
"Our submission is that we must support them to do their work and not interfere politically. Once they are discredited the country will pay the price."
The ANC had decided to comply with the amendment to the Fica Bill because it did not want to be punished by world markets.
"It may sound draconian, but it is necessary."
Mantashe said the strength of the financial sector, backed by an independent judiciary, was the insurance for the country that would allow people to "invest and sleep well". – News24
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Frank Martin is an ex-special ops, who now spends his life as a transporter on the other side of the law. With three rules, he always completes his contracts. One way, or the other.
We created 700 shots for this serie. All in 4 months.
We worked on 9 episodes for this new season of The Transporter. The range of our work was really large, from compositing work to crowd creation and full CG environment.


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Spread 1 cup of pasta sauce in a dish, layer 3 lasagna noodles (they may overlap a bit). Top with beef/mushroom mixture, place dollops of 1/2 ricotta/ cottage cheese with a spoon. Top with 1/2 mozzarella cheese. Add lasagna noodles. Repeat the process.
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For a vegetarian modification substitute beef with portobello mushrooms, finely chopped and sauteed with onions.


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See previous article – What's Your Dream? (Part 1) for rest of the story.
On Monday – January 21st, I went to the 15th Annual Martin Luther King Breakfast in Fayetteville, NC. There must have been over 2,000 people in attendance – It was wonderful and very inspiring!
As I sat there at the table with my wife, my mother and a few of the local elected officials, I began to wonder about my dreams. I started to think about the ones that have come true and the ones that I have given up on.
I began to wonder if other people would like to share about their dreams. As a result, I've decided to have a special radio show on about the fulfillment of our dreams.
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José Behar est un directeur musical cubano-américain qui a dirigé EMI Latin et Univision Music Group. Il est connu pour avoir signé Selena. Après avoir quitté EMI, Behar a été nommé à la tête du nouveau Univision Music Group en 2001.

Histoire avec Selena
Dans les années 80, il était un découvreur de talents de haut rang chez CBS Records, mais il a approché EMI avec l'idée que le genre serait très rentable aux États-Unis. Et voilà que Behar a créé l'une des entreprises les plus prospères du secteur. En fait, lors d'une interview en 1999, sa femme, Jamie, a déclaré qu'elle savait qu'il était destiné à de grandes choses.

José Behar est l'homme qui a signé Selena Quintanilla avec EMI Records lorsqu'il était vice-président de la division musique latine du label. Il l'a entendue lors de sa prestation aux Tejano Music Awards de 1989 et, après l'avoir regardée, il a cru avoir découvert . José Behar est considéré comme le second mentor, après Abraham Quintanilla, qui a promu Selena. En fait, c'est lui qui a convaincu Quintanilla de changer le nom de Selena y los Dinos pour celui de Selena tout court. Le père de Selena n'était pas heureux de cette suggestion et a même demandé à Behar s'il essayait de briser la famille. Cependant, lorsqu'il a réalisé que ce que Behar disait serait bénéfique pour tout le monde, il a cédé.

Selena a choisi l'offre d'EMI Latin en raison du potentiel d'un album crossover, et parce qu'elle devenait la première artiste à signer sur le label. Avant que Selena ne commence à enregistrer son premier album, Behar et  lui ont demandé de réaliser un album crossover. Elle a enregistré trois compositions en anglais pour les responsables de la division pop d'EMI. La demande de Behar et Finfer pour un album crossover a été refusée et on a dit à Selena qu'elle avait besoin d'une plus grande base de fans pour vendre un tel album. Behar pense qu'EMI Records et le public ne croient pas qu'une femme mexicano-américaine puisse avoir un  après que Charles Koppelman a refusé le projet.

En 1995, Selena a été assassinée. Behar a déclaré après sa mort : . En , l'album  de Selena a été classé numéro 1. Behar a dit : .

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Naissance en mars 1954
Naissance à La Havane
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Video: Title Two-time Masters champion Jose Maria Olazabal opens up to us about his battles with injury, his relationship with Seve and the Ryder Cup, and his regrets about what could have been in his career to date. Watch Golfing World every Wednesday on Golf Channel.
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Two-time Masters champion Jose Maria Olazabal opens up to us about his battles with injury, his relationship with Seve and the Ryder Cup, and his regrets about what could have been in his career to date. Watch Golfing World every Wednesday on Golf Channel.
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Q: Google Play (Issue: Inaccurate Target Audience) See This Google Play Mail:-

Issue: Inaccurate Target Audience We determined that your app and
  store listing contain elements that appeal primarily to children,
  therefore the target age groups you've selected are inaccurate. For
  example, your store listing contains elements such as: Young
  characters. Multiple references to keywords related to children. If
  your primary target audience is children, you must select the
  appropriate age groups in the Target Audience and Content section and
  comply with all Designed for Families Requirements.

Here Is My Game Screen Shot

I Generate Free Privacy Policy See:-Privacy Policy
** I Select This Target Audience and Content**
the target age group is 5 and under, 6-8, 9-12, and 13-15.
I trying Changed This Target Audience 5 Times But My App Five Time Rejected. What can I do change in this target audience.

A: In the console select your app and go to Store Presence -> App Content -> Target audience and content -> Start.
Select options 3-6 (Aged 5 and under up to 15). Go through the rest of the steps, making sure this is targeting kids.
After finishing this, go to Store Presence -> Content Rating -> Start and make sure your app has the appropriate rating.
Resubmit for review.

A: The App Content field was under Policy for me in the left sidebar. Apparently Google moved it

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Q: Regular expressions with an alternative if the first one doesn't match I need to have a regular expression that takes a function signature as an input and returns the name of the function, i.e I may have the following input:
FUNCTION(A,B,C)

and after applying the following regular expression:
^(.*?)(?=\()

I correctly obtain the word "FUNCTION" as expected.
However, sometimes I can get the name of the function WITHOUT parentheses (and therefore without parameters), like this:
FUNCTION

In this case, the previous regex fails and doesn't take the name. Is there any way to define a regex that, in case it cannot find the first regular expression, try another one? (In this case would be taking the whole input.)

A: From what I see, you want to match the first n characters other than (, ) and space.
Thus, it is much more efficient to use
^[^()\s]+

See demo

A: ^(.*?)(?=\(|\s*$|\s)

This should do it for you.You need to use | or operator.
\s*$ === stop if you have 0 or more spaces and then string ends
\s ==== stop at the first instance of space

A: ^([^)]+)\s*\(?

Could do what you want.
Explanation :
([^(]+) : one or more character that is not (
\s*  : maybe some blank spaces
\(? : optionnal parenthesis


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METZ's Van Is Nearing Its End.
Behind every great band is a great van. And when these former church vans, daycare buses and plumber's work vehicles have racked up enough miles on the road, they eventually start being thought of by the band as another member of the team. Hey, we get it: It's hard to spend so many hours with bandmates (both human and machine) without a few things getting broken, a few good fights taking place and lots of great memories being made. We hope that, by exploring these stories, we might get to know some bands from both North Texas and beyond on a more personal level. Check out this feature's archives here.
Since signing with the renowned Sub Pop Records in 2012, Toronto noise-rock trio METZ has been touring pretty regularly — a fact that recently saw the band playing at Trees with its tourmates, Big Ups.
That was a cool show; it was the band's first swings through town where it wasn't stuck playing a beer festival or the like. As the band told us that night, it showed its members a side of Dallas that it was desperately unfamiliar with up to that point.
But that's just one of the things we spoke to METZ drummer Hayden Menzies about when we caught up with him at that show. As we do here in our Bandwagon series, we also asked him about his band's van — fitting, since he just so happens to be the owner of the band's main touring machine.
During our conversation, it quickly became apparent that METZ loves its home away from home very much, as it's the object that allows the band to really follow its dreams.
Band Name: METZ.
Van Name: "We've all had little pet names here and there, but it's usually just 'The Van.'"
Year/Make/Model: 2001 Ford E350.
Mileage: "It's in kilometers instead of miles, but 430,000 kilometers on it. I think it's between 250,000 and 300,000 miles on it."
How long have you been in The Van?
Hayden: "It's a 2001. It's pretty old. It's got a lot of experience. We just recently had to start hauling a trailer with it, which is kind of a pain the ass, but it's necessary, I suppose. I think I got in 2003 or something like that, so I've had it for a long time."
How did you acquire it?
Hayden: "I had been playing in bands for a long time and we always had really crappy jalopies — like total rust buckets. It was a necessity to get around, and it was easier that driving my parents' car when I was a teenager and stuff. So eventually I just worked a bunch of jobs, and just saved up some money, and borrowed a little money from my folks and I bought it. It's been good ever since. Knock on wood, there haven't been any major issues."
Who usually does the driving?
Hayden: "We split it pretty evenly. All three of us drive, for safety's sake. And sometimes it's nice to just zone out and just drive."
Has it ever broken down you?
Hayden: "It's never gotten to the point where we're stuck on the side of the road or anything. There's been stuff where it's just getting old and falls apart. The transmission, the engine and stuff is all in good shape. We baby it as much as we can. But, I mean, just the physical parts of it, we've had to get some new tires before this tour put on. New brakes and that kind of shit."
Are there any other modifications you've made to this van?
Hayden: "On a fluke, about six months after I got it, maybe less, I had to put a new transmission in it. It was in the middle of a tour, in Saskatchewan or something, and it had to go in for some sort of transmission service. Nowadays, everything is serviced by those computer chips, so they plug it in to see what's going on. It was some sort of sensor. It was a cheap repair but when they put the pan back on, it wasn't aligned properly, so it was just kind of chewing itself to death. By the time I got back, it was just jerking all over the place and lunging forward. So I had to take it in, and it was just too far gone. I had to get a whole new transmission in it. That sucked. I thought I got some sort of lemon or bad luck. But, ever since, it's been wear and tear."
What do you like to listen to on the road?
Hayden: "We listen to a lot of different stuff. Not a lot of heavy rock stuff. It's just we hear that night after night when we play. Yeah, you want something a bit different. A lot of podcasts — comedy and stuff like that. History sort of stuff."
Anything specific?
Hayden: "There's this one, The History of World War II, it's been pretty in-depth. There's some comedy stuff, like Dave Chappelle stuff. Stuff like Radiolab, This American Life. Stuff like that is fun to listen to. Chris [Slorach], our bass player, recently downloaded a bunch of Sword and Scale, which all about crime true court cases and stuff like that, which is kind of interesting. Some of it is pretty gruesome and dark to hear, but it keeps your focus a little more than a song you've heard a million times. You tend to tune it out. But with someone telling a story or some sort of history of something, you have to pay a little more attention to it. It keeps you more alert."
Do you have any favorite memories from being in this van or touring around in it?
Hayden: "This van's been a home away from home. Like, we live in this thing quite a bit. We've had some great times just driving around, the three of us. Going to shows, and as much as we tour now, it's nice to be home. But it still feels really comfortable and sort of refreshing in a weird way to get back in that familiar zone. It's been through a lot. I used to drive bands around in it and stuff like that, just doing work. I drove around Dave Mustaine from Megadeth in this. He was a weird dude. When I was in between apartments, I used to sleep in it — nothing crazy, no homelessness or anything like that. I would drive bands to their shows and just get a few bucks. I used to bring my dog. It's just a little bit too small to call it a Winnebago-type home, but that would be a dream."
Anything else you can tell us about the van?
Hayden: "I love The Van. I will be very sad to see it go. But the time will come. I think this will be the last big tour we'll do with it — just because, like with the body, I had to get the hinges replaced before because the doors were falling off. We put a puck-lock on the back for security and such. There's even a secret kill-switch that shuts off the ignition so you can't hotwire it or anything. Little treats like that. It's a pretty integral part of what you're doing. And, when it's yours, not just a rental, it totally feels like you're a lot more comfortable in it."
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As you may recall from my last post, I spent nearly six days in Austin, TX attending SXSW Interactive, a conference which Advertising Age once famously referred to as the bellwether for what lies ahead for digital culture.
The event was a fantastic gathering of ideas, technology and core conversations – the kind of conversations that tend to happen when the Internet takes a moment to meet in person and exchange fancy business cards.
And speaking of fancy business cards, for this event MarketingExperiments ran an A/B split test version of our business cards. For those keeping count, Side B won, although the results are far from being statistically significant.
But what the cards were able to prove is that the future of online testing is brighter than ever! While panels focused on a wide-range of topics from content development and management to social media and design standards, I spoke to a number of Web 2.0 designers, business owners and service providers all fascinated with the prospect of testing their pages, registration paths and email.
Even more exciting is that many of these people were already testing on their own sites. One such tester, FanBridge co-founder Noah Dinkin, was especially interested in discussing testing strategies as he has attended several of our webinars here at MarketingExperiments.
FanBridge is a site that allows someone (such as a musician) to manage a list of their fans. In this way, FanBridge must focus not only on attracting new signups to its own service, but to help their current subscribers effectively communicate to their own fans. Noah, who said he tests using Google Website Optimizer, confided in me what many of us already know. He is testing some, but he needs to be testing more.
This was a common theme in many of my discussions as I met people who were interested in testing and knew they should be testing, but were often unsure where to start. And I think, like any problem, the answer starts with research.
Resources such as this blog or our webinars are a great resource for anyone looking to see what testing is all about and see some real-world case studies.
I think we can all agree that the benefits of testing are such that we cannot continue to implement untested best practices or design standards without measuring the impact of our changes to the bottom line. The question becomes how many conversions can you afford to give away?
Because whether you run a Web 2.0 service application that receives five visits per day or manage an ecommerce site that receives 50,000 visits, your landing pages, cart processes and emails will determine whether or not you end up with a customer or a bounce.
Thanks to everyone I met at SXSW, and good luck testing!
So did the cards have one design on the front and one design on the back with people being asked to tweet in their votes as to which design they preferred? If not, how are you measuring which design won?
You are correct—the cards were two-sided with our standard business card printed on one side and a new design printed on the other. To vote, you just had to tweet "side A" (white side) or "side B" (blue side) to @MktgExperiments. And even though this experiment was far from scientific, I did get a lot of great feedback. Most people told me their pick and offered their thoughts right when I handed it to them.


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Insane Asylums
1944, 6 year old girl who was given a lobotomy due to destructive behavior. eight months after surgery, she returned to the same pattern of behavior.
A female patient in restraining jacket Pilgrim Psychiatric Center Brentwood, NY 1938
Coffin left behind in abandoned insane asylum
Electrotherapy Coils at the Battle Creek Sanitorium
Human brains from the collection at the Texas State Mental Hospital
Before the mid-eighteen hundreds, common belief was that those who suffered from mental illness suffered because they had a "disease of the soul". Their madness supposedly stemmed from an evil within, and they thus were treated as animals. Patients in these early asylums were kept in cages, given small amounts of often unclean food, had little or no clothing, wore no shoes, and slept in dirt.
Most facilities never provided enough care for all the patients
Bellevue Hospital in New York, criminal ward, ca 1890
Asylum Hospital 1915
In Sierra Leone Psychiatric Hospital in West Africa, many patients were chained to their bed or a pillar in the room.
Jane Bielawski and her doll 'Missy'.
Following the suspicious deaths of some of her playmates in a New York tenement, police attempted to interview Jane. According to reports, the young girl went 'crazy' and accused her doll of the murders, before throwing the doll out of her apartment window while screaming, "Bad dolly! Naughty dolly!" Jane was taken to Bloomingdale Asylum to be treated for 'hysteria'. She was never to leave the institution, dying there an old woman in 1968.
Patients were often strapped to a Tranquilizer Chair for as long as six months.
Child victim of illegal MK ULTRA experiments at mental hospital in Canada
Inmates of institutions had no rights, no dignity, and no privacy
Asylum life, 1800's
This poster was commissioned by the English Eugenics Education Society... by 1914 it had over 1,000 members. It aimed to promote public awareness of eugenic problems, advocating the 'improvement' of human hereditary traits through social intervention.
Prior to the 1850′s in New England, insane people, like this woman from Danvers Massachusetts were auctioned off to the highest bidder to do with as they pleased
Isolated in an insane asylum
LIFE Magazine - Byberry 1946 article Patients have no clothes, and wander around naked and filthy
One patient kills another
Patients and nurses
The Ridges Asylum in Ohio. A 54-year-old female patient ran away and was missing for six weeks. She was found dead in an unused ward. She had taken off all her clothes, neatly folded them, and laid down on the cold concrete where she subsequently died. Through a combination of decomposition and sun exposure, her corpse left a permanent stain on the floor, which is still visible today.
Philadelphia State Hospital
Insane asylum, Kabul, Afghanistan
Dentist office in an abandoned children's insane asylum
Padded room in abandoned insane asylum
Kings park mental hospital graveyard. Most times patients that died were collected and put in a mass burial. On the few occasions they had their own grave, it was marked by a number, not their name.
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#AskMase Why aren't the Broncos using Isaiah Mackenzie more on offense? Joseph mentioned finding ways of getting him the ball.
Like Offensive Coordinator Mike McCoy said Thursday, "There's only one football out there." He was speaking in regards to Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders, since they were the subject of the question that spurred that response, but the general point applies to McKenzie, as well: There are a finite number of opportunities, and with an offense that has plenty of playmakers, it isn't always going to work out to get a specific player the football.
The Broncos are running the football well with C.J. Anderson and Jamaal Charles. As a result of their ground success and the fact that they've spent just 9.4 percent of their 240 game minutes playing from behind, they're passing the football on 51.7 percent of their snaps, the fourth-lowest percentage in the league. That, too, limits opportunities for McKenzie and others.
If and when McKenzie gets the ball, it will be in ways like the Broncos have already tried. In Buffalo; he had a 4-yard carry on an an end-around. Against the Raiders, Trevor Siemian looked in his direction twice: once in the left flat and later deep down the middle. Each of those gives him a chance to capitalize on his speed, whether it's via his route or after getting the football.
Both on the depth chart and in their use against the Raiders when Booker returned, Booker is the No. 3 running back behind Anderson and Charles. At this point, there's little reason to mess with an arrangement that is working well; Anderson and Charles are an effective one-two punch, evidenced by the fact that the Broncos are one of four teams that rank in the league's top 10 in rushing yards per game, average per carry, first-down rate and percentage of runs that gain at least 15 yards.
Booker's presence will likely be needed at some point; rarely will you see the top two running backs make it through an entire season without missing time because of injuries.
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No one around the Broncos wants to use the phrase "trap game," but the inevitable changes that will result from the absence of wide receivers Odell Beckham Jr., Brandon Marshall, Sterling Shepard and Dwayne Harris create an unstable element that will ensure the Broncos need to be sharp and on guard for the unexpected.
"I think it makes it more complicated because you're kind of unsure of what they're going to come out with," inside linebacker Brandon Marshall said. "I think we'll know in the first 15 plays what they want to do. I imagine them trying to create mismatches. They have a tight end [Evan Engram] that ran a 4.4; they're going to definitely try to get him the ball. They have a good receiving running back in Shane Vereen and they're going to try to get him the ball."
The key for the Broncos then becomes to focus on their tasks -- to stay disciplined in coverage and continue to attack at the snap as they have in the previous four weeks.
"I think the linebackers and the safeties just have to be on top of our game this week," Marshall said. "Obviously everybody does because they're going to try to establish a run because they have to run the ball. We just have to be on our game."
Three weeks ... Philadelphia ... hmmm ... see, I'm more of a cider connoisseur than a beer aficionado, so I'll have to study up. But like football, I take it one week at a time.


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Track & Field to Host Buc Scoring Invite on Saturday
Photo by Naji Saker
by Andrew Goodwin, Sports Information Assistant
SPOKANE, Wash. – Whitworth track and field continues its outdoor season this weekend when it hosts its first home meet of the year, the Buc Scoring Invite, on Saturday.
The meet, which will be held in the Pine Bowl, is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. with the women's discus. Running events start at 11:30 a.m. with the women's 5-kilometer run. A full meet schedule is available here.
Last Time Out: Nick McGill was the lone Pirate to compete last weekend when he traveled to the Division III Indoor National Championships in Boston, Mass. The junior placed ninth in the heptathlon, missing out on All-America honors by one spot but stlll breaking his own school record with 4,900 points.
Coaches Poll: Northwest Conference coaches foresee both Pirate teams remaining among the best in the NWC in 2019. Both the men's and women's teams were picked to finish second in the conference coaches poll and the men earned one of the nine first place votes.
Regional Recognition: Eleven Pirates earned USTFCCCA Indoor All-West Region honors, which are awarded to the top-five finishers and top-three relays in each event from each region. The Northwest Conference earned the more regional honors than any other conference in the nation - 125 in total.
The Pirate women to earn all-region honors are Amy Blyckert (pole vault, 4x400 relay), Lexi Caniglia (4x400 relay), Izzy Clark (pentathlon, shot put, 60-meter hurdles, 4x400 relay), Olivia Lytle (high jump), Kameha Medallada (200 meters, 4x400 relay), and Kayla Rambo (shot put).
The Whitworth men who are all-region recipients are Xavier Betancourt (400 meters), William Glick (800 meters), Travis Herrera (pole vault), Jacob Hubbard (weight throw), and Nick McGill (heptathlon, high jump).
Up Next: The Pirates host the Sam Adams / Combined Event Invite March 21 and 22 in the Pine Bowl.
The Coach: Now in his 21st season as the head Track & Field coach at Whitworth, Dr. Toby Schwarz has transformed the Whitworth Track & Field team into one of the top programs in the nation.
Since the 2008 season 95 student-athletes earned a spot in the the NCAA Division III outdoor track and field championships and come home with 48 All-America (top-8) performances. Schwarz has coached Pirate athletes to eight individual national titles over the same time frame (nine outdoor and one indoor). The Whitworth men have finished among the top 20 teams in the nation six times since 2008, including a third place finish at the 2008 NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships, a third place finish at the 2009 NCAA Division III Indoor Championships and a sixth place finish at the 2009 outdoor meet.
Schwarz has earned 31 Coach of the Year awards, including the 2016 NCAA West Region men's outdoor award and 2016 Northwest Conference honors (men and women). In 2009 Schwarz was selected as the NCAA Division III Men's Coach of the Year. Members of Schwarz's coaching staff have also won the NCAA DIII West Region Assistant Coach of the Year awards for the past six years including the 2015 outdoor men's assistant coach of the year (Joe VanHoomissen).