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SAN JOSE -- The Sharks will be seeking their 10th consecutive regular season and playoff victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night. But for that to happen, San Jose knows it has to improve its recent performance.
"They've got their big guys going, they've got good goaltending and we have to be at our best — a lot better than we have been the last couple games — to beat these guys tonight," Logan Couture said.
The Sharks already have two victories over the Canucks this season, but Vancouver is playing much better hockey now as coach John Tortorella has had more of an impact and put Ryan Kesler on a line with Henrik and Daniel Sedin. The Canucks are 5-1-1 in their last seven games while the Sharks are without a win in their last three, though San Jose has picked up one point in each.
Todd McLellan has criticized his team for not coming out strong against the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday night, a game San Jose eventually lost 5-4 in a shootout. Even after the win, Buffalo still has the fewest points in the NHL.
But McLellan acknowledged it shouldn't be a problem getting his team up for the Canucks.
"Vancouver seems to bring the best out in us," the Sharks coach said. "The rivalry exists. They've played extremely well lately and they have one line that's clicking and doing a lot of scoring for them so we'll have to be aware of that. And maybe that'll be a real good motivator for us as well."
Going three games without a win didn't seem to be too big a concern for the Sharks, but Couture has been criticial of the team's recent performance.
"Personally I don't even think about the points. I think it's the way our team played," Couture said. "The last couple of games we haven't played very well. We had a chance to get a couple points in each of those games, which I'm sure we would have liked to do, but we have to play a lot better.
"Not every game are we going to be at our best, we know that," he added. "But we have to find guys that play better every single night."


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The challenge is on for Saturday, Sept. 22. The Jackson County Community Foundation will host the 10th Annual Charity Challenge. This unique community event is a 5K Run & Fun Walk Benefit and Matching Program designed to raise funds and awareness for 20 community projects and programs. The Run & Fun Walk will kick-off at 9 a.m. at the Ravenswood Plaza. The 20 local nonprofit organizations are raising money to support their efforts. The Community Foundation matches the money raised - providing a $1 match for every $2 dollars raised. Last year, this event provided $140,000 for local community programs. Join your neighbors and friends and run or walk for their favorite charity. Door prizes will be awarded to walkers and cash prizes will be awarded to the first and second place runners by age categories. Entry forms for the Charity Challenge 5K Run & Fun Walk are available at local banks, participating non-profit organizations and through the Jackson County Community Foundation at 716 West Main Street in Ripley (304-372-8588).
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Another Vacancy to Open on the DC Circuit
Another seat is about to open up on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, the second-most important court in the land, if measured by its docket of high-profile cases and regulatory matters, and the number of justices it produces. (Four D.C. Circuit alums now sit on the Supreme Court.)
Chief Judge David Sentelle, a Reagan appointee, will take senior status in February, creating a fourth vacancy on the court. The move was posted on the U.S. Courts website.
The vacancy gives President Obama more opportunity to reshape the court. Of the court's active judges, including Judge Sentelle, five were appointed by Republicans and three were appointed by President Clinton.
Of course, there is a reason there are four vacancies on the court. Democrats, after obstructing President George W. Bush's nomination of Peter Keisler (the former head of the Justice Department's Civil Division and now a partner at Sidley Austin LLP) to the D.C. Circuit, haven't been able to overcome Republican opposition to President Obama's nominees.
Judge Sentelle's departure marks the end of an era in which two gregarious southerners — he is a North Carolina native — presided over federal courts in Washington. Chief Judge Royce Lamberth, a Texan, oversees the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Both courts share a courthouse.
According to the Blog of Legal Times, Judge Merrick Garland, appointed to the court by President Bill Clinton in 1997, is next in line to be the chief.


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BERKELEY -- There's no telling whether Cuonzo Martin will actually pan out as the men's basketball coach at Cal. But his hiring, announced out of nowhere Tuesday, signals an important goal has been established in the athletic department.
Make Cal basketball a perennial force.
"Why not?" AD Sandy Barbour said. "Why not?"
Cal basketball can be, should be, a formidable program. In the Pac-12. In the nation. Anything less is a failure in decision making or a shortcoming in desire. The ingredients are here for Cal to be regulars in the NCAA tournament and prone to a deep run here and there.
Step 1 was hiring the guy to lead the program in that direction. By most accounts, Cal made out all right by landing Martin -- choosing him over Eric Musselman, UC Irvine's Russell Turner and current assistant Travis DeCuire.
Martin's already got a few good indicators he'll be good for the gig. Perhaps the biggest came in the form of a tweet.
A day after announcing he was taking his talents to Tennessee, 7-footer Kingsley Okoroh tweeted he was following Martin to Cal. He's no blue-chip prospect, but the English-born big man's commitment to Martin speaks to the coach's recruiting ability.
And that's where the battle to make Cal a big-time program will be won or lost.
"The Bay Area has a tremendous amount of talent," Martin said. "You've got to protect your home base ... If local talent is there, you want to get it. Certainly local talent is here, so you want to do everything in your power to keep the guys home."
Martin is no doubt a presence. He comes off as smooth in demeanor and yet demanding in tone. Most important, he's got a story. The kind of story that makes parents and guardians and recruits feel something.
He played big time college basketball, alongside Glenn Robinson at Purdue, and got his degree. He's heard his name called in the draft, and subsequently played overseas after a seven-game NBA career. He's a cancer survivor, his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma has been in full remission since the late 90s.
And last month, he added a Sweet 16 berth to his resume -- after 36,000 people signed a petition to oust him as the coach of Tennessee. The cherry on top after stabilizing a Vols program that Bruce Pearl left mangled by the NCAA.
That's the kind of story that works in the living room of touted recruits.
Martin's message of family, community and education pricked the ears of Cal's selection committee. It sounds as if the same message won over the incumbent players, namely the freshmen who lobbied for the school to hire DeCuire.
Former Salesian High star Jabari Bird said he expects guys will stay at Cal and play for Martin.
It took 15 days to find the new coach, in a search sources say was anything but smooth. They overreached for some candidates. They turned down some other intriguing ones. They wrestled with philosophy and focus.
Maybe all that needed to happen because the direction and hope of the program has been unclear for sometime. In the end, Chancellor Nicholas Dirks and Barbour emerged from the fray having settled on one guy: Martin.
It wasn't the safe pick. It wasn't a stopgap. It wasn't the splashy choice. But it was a choice that suggests Cal might be ready to take the program to another level. The level it belongs.
Now let's see if they were right.
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The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Baseball team will host future Southland Conference member Houston Baptist in a midweek contest on Wednesday night, with the Huskies visiting Chapman Field for a 6 p.m. first pitch.
All fans without a valid Texas A&M – Corpus Christi parking pass or a disabled parking tag are required to park in the Bayside Parking Garage located on campus.
Freshman O'Shea Dumes (1-0, 1.46 ERA) will get his first collegiate start for the Islanders (13-11) against a HBU (8-12-1) team that will join the Southland Conference in all sports next season. The Huskies have started to prepare for league play by scheduling several current teams in the Southland, having already played Nicholls and Lamar, while a game against Stephen F. Austin will follow next week. It will be the first of two games between the teams this season, with the Islanders traveling to Houston on April 16.
The Huskies will start Ross Kennell (2-1, 4.56 ERA) on the mound on Wednesday night.
The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi offense that will face Kennell is led by Eric Weiss and his team-high .337 batting average, while Jonathan Gonzales is close behind at .313 on the year. Gonzales leads the team in RBI with 21, while Weiss is just two behind at 19 this season. Zach Taylor follows with a .307 batting average, and Cody Stephens rounds out the hitters above .300 with a .301 mark in 2013. Jordan Lee is just under the mark, sitting at .299 on the year.
Dumes will be making his first start while trying to earn his second win of the year after getting the win in relief against Harvard last Monday night. He holds a 1.46 ERA in eight appearances out of the bullpen and will be just the fifth pitcher to start a game for the Islanders this season.
Kennell has picked up wins over Lamar and Prairie View A&M this season, pitching a complete game against Southland member Lamar while allowing just one run on four hits and striking out seven batters.
Luke Clements leads the Huskies with a .350 batting average, while Mike Chamberlain is second at .345 and Samm Wiggins sits at .300 exactly to round out the trio hitting .300 or better. Clements also leads the team with 14 RBI, followed closely by CJ Jarvis at 13 and Curtis Jones at 12 on the year.
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Over the last few years, the European and US regulatory authorities have undertaken substantial new regulatory initiatives regarding the conduct of drug development activities and the regulatory approval of Investigational New Drug (IND), Clinical Trial Application (CTA), and New Drug Application (NDA) submissions.
On the US side, consistent with the "Pharmaceutical cGMPs for the 21st Century," initiative,5 FDA has issued numerous guidelines, including those related to pharmaceutical development (ICH Q8),6 Process Analytical Technology (PAT),7 and GMPs for early development (INDs—Approaches for Complying with cGMP for Phase 1).8 The agency also began a significant new initiative, the "Risk-Based Pharmaceutical Quality Assessment System."9
The new system also relies more on the applicant to provide easily reviewable data in the form of the Pharmaceutical Development and Quality Overall Summary (QOS) section of NDAs. ICH Q8 is intended to provide the regulators with a historical synopsis of the development of a drug product so that the agency may better understand the evolution of the drug and dosage form. Generating more information during development will allow a larger "design space" that is intended to provide additional regulatory flexibility post approval. The new system emphasizes the utilization of the principles embodied in Quality by Design concepts to determine the critical aspects of pharmaceutical manufacturing quality. Although the original intent of these initiatives was to ultimately provide increased regulatory flexibility to implement future (i.e., post approval) changes, they also have clear advantages to streamlining and expediting early CMC drug development programs.
In addition, in January 2006 the FDA issued both a draft Guideline and a final rule related to the cGMP requirements for Phase 1 clinical trials. This guidance said that "...particular requirements in 21 CFR 211 need not be met for most investigational use manufactured for use during Phase 1 development."8 The intent of the draft guidance was to codify the principle of a sliding scale of expected compliance during early CMC development and to facilitate the manufacture of investigational drug products for Phase 1 clinical trials. Due to substantial negative comments on the risks to subject safety, however, the final rule was withdrawn in May 2006, but the draft Guidance remains, presumably to be revised based on public comments.


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Claps rejoins IDC
14.08.2012 - Italian IT expert Massimiliano Claps is the new EMEA research director for the Government and Health Insights department, announced the International Data Corporation (IDC).
Claps will lead IDC's ongoing research programmes for the government and healthcare sectors in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He will also be responsible for analysing key trends related to IT strategies and spending in European governments and healthcare provider organisations.
After graduating in business administration at Milan's Bocconi University, Claps worked as a junior consultant for the Monitor Group where he advised major multinationals in the food and beverage, construction, media and telecoms, and pharmaceutical industries. His career in the IT sector began with his first stint at the IDC: Between 2002 and 2007 he worked for the EMEA Government and Health Insights business as well as for a year with IDC Canada to fast-track their government research. Max Clap's latest assignment was to head the government team of one of the world's leading information technology research and advisory companies, Gartner, Inc.http://www.european-biotechnology-news.com/people/bio-people/2012-2/massimiliano-claps.html


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GYPSUM - Eagle Valley black and red turned into Devils black and orange Friday night.
As the season has developed, the football team unofficially adopted Alex, a 10-year-old, who was battling leukemia. Alex (whose last name has not being disclosed, according to the wishes of his family) died Thursday morning, and the Devils and their fans honored him during their game against Palisade Friday at Hot Stuff Stadium.
And while the result wasn't what the Devils wanted - the No. 10 Bulldogs defeated No. 5 Eagle Valley, 35-7 - their effort and the spirit in the community in Gypsum would have made young Alex proud.
Just as pink is the color for breast-cancer awareness, orange is the counterpart for leukemia. The Devils wore orange socks and had "A" stickers in the same color on their helmets.
The fans were in the spirit, too, garbed in everything from Broncos' orange to hunting gear. At the half, the cheerleaders did their routine in orange suits, while the dance team used their pom-poms to spell out "Alex" at the end of their routine. That was followed by the release of a bunch of orange balloons into the air.
Palisade struck first with an 80-yard drive, capped by a 30-yard pass from Bulldogs quarterback Luke McLean to Caden Woods. Eagle Valley did not back down. The Devils played smash-mouth football with Palisade. Sure, Devils quarterback Jordon Hudspeth hit Ayren Hart for a nice 18-yard pass.
But the Devils ran it the rest of the way. Hudspeth converted a key fourth-and-1 on the Bulldogs' 30. Cole Nielsen capped it with one of his patented "never-go-down" runs for 15 yards.
The Devils defense did its part in the second quarter with a magnificent interception by Sam Boyd. The unit also produced a quick three-and-out.
But it late in the half, Palisade turned things in its favor for good. Woods struck with a 24-yard carry for a touchdown. After an Eagle Valley interception, the Bulldogs capitalized with a quick drive, finished by a 16-yard strike from McLean to Spencer Jackson for another score and a 21-7 lead at halftime.
Eagle Valley was able to move the ball against the Bulldogs, but was not able to convert that into points. In the third quarter, the Devils got down to the Palisade 11. Eagle Valley had a scoring opportunity on fourth down, but dropped a potential scoring catch.
Palisade pretty much closed the door with another McLean-Jackson combination, this time for 26 yards early in the fourth quarter.
It was also Senior Night in Gypsum. Depending on how the Rifle game goes and the uncertain nature of CHSAA seeding, the Devils may be back at Hot Stuff. Nonetheless, Jesus Garcia, Nielsen, Boyd, Zeke Sandoval, Hudspeth, Jay Dostal, Thomas Mills, Hart, Rick Ramunno, Tanner Harris, Roberto Cortez, Joey Sanchez, Shawn Messerich, Andy Armstrong, Ty LaFramboise, Juan Calvo, and Andrew Vigil, as well a team managers Ella Guzik and Natalie Hartley took their senior bows before the game.
Devils football
Palisade 7 14 0 14 - 35
Devils 7 0 0 0 - 0
First quarter
P - Luke McLean to Caden Woods, 30 pass, KG, 5:15
E - Cole Nielsen, 15 run, KG, 1:29
Second quarter
P - Woods, 24 run, KG, 0:50
P - McLean to Spencer Jackson, 16 pass, KG,, 0:24
Third quarter
No scoring
P - McLean to Jackson, 26 pass, KG, 10:27
P - Woods, 1 run, 3:28
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Neil Caudle is Superman, on 26 December 2012 - 02:09 PM, said:
I remember when Auburn fans got carried away and overly optimistic in 2010. We were so stupid for thinking we were going to have a good year LOL, it was laughable! And then we went undefeated.
This post doesn't make any sense dude.
If you want to backtrack and claim that there are plenty of reasons for optimism because Auburn is very talented and has revamped what looks to be a very good staff, then I'll agree 100%.
But earlier you were saying that Auburn is the 3rd most talented team behind Bama and LSU as if it was a fact.
And 2010 has nothing to do with this year, unless you were being overly optimisic then as well.


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Jury trial set in Copper Top shooting
Defendant charged with injuring 18 with rifle inside bar at Temerson Square
Published: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, April 8, 2013 at 11:33 p.m.
A jury trial for the man accused of opening fire at a downtown Tuscaloosa bar in July 2012 has been set for next month.
Court records indicate that a trial date of May 6 has been set for Nathan Van Wilkins, 46.
Wilkins is accused of using an assault-style rifle to injure 18 people at the Copper Top bar in Temerson Square. He is also accused of shooting another man at a home in Northport about an hour earlier, of setting fire to his former workplace in Brookwood and a co-worker's home in Northport.
Although a trial is set, it's unclear whether one will take place as soon as May.
It's common for trial dates to be pushed back several times before a trial is takes place or a defendant enters a plea.
In a letter written to Tuscaloosa County Circuit Judge Brad Almond, Wilkins stated that he did not remember the night of July 16 and early morning of July 17, 2012.
"I'm awaiting trial for 19 counts of attempted murder and other charges that I have no memory of," the letter states. "I've tried to explain to my attorney about my medication I was prescribed. Two of the medication I was taking have suicidal side effects."
Wilkins faces 68 charges in relation to the events of July 16 and 17. He has been held at the Tuscaloosa County Jail with bail set at $2 million since he turned himself in at a Jasper FedEx store on July 17.
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Tomblin's Plan
Put the best qualified teachers in classrooms
February 27, 2013
There are over 100 applicants for every elementary teaching job that opens in our area. There isn't a shortage of good qualified teachers. Wood county has 3 teachers still layed off from last year and just cut 14 more jobs on top of that. Teach for America is not needed.
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A Professor of Education told his students 40 years ago that seniority was weighted too heavily. "Some teachers have 5 years' experience; other teachers have 1 year's experience 5 times." If you're not pushing beyond what you've done, you're not earning your seniority.
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You have hundreds of vacancies due to no one applying for the jobs due to the low pay. Where's all those qualified Teachers at "Earl Ray?" I bet Tomblin's cronies get pay raises this year. People bash teachers but good ones need rewarded. Just keep running them off with the poor pay and bashing. The higher pay, the better chance of hiring better employes, in all state jobs!
How hard is that to figure out?
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The aim of this paper is to describe a methodology for developing a per product qualitative and semi-quantitative business case for application of quality-by-design (QbD) for a biopharmaceutical product. Previous authors have not frequently approached the business case topic on a per product basis. Instead, they have examined benefits across a portfolio for a company or aggregated across the pharmaceutical industry as a whole (1). In contrast, this effort focuses on a per product basis of business benefit estimate.
The primary purpose of a quality-by-design (QbD) business case is to demonstrate and elucidate the expected value that QbD is to deliver (2). Lack of belief in QbD's business case has been cited as a key challenge within pharmaceutical companies preventing successful QbD implementation (3, 4). Regardless, many companies already have adopted QbD concepts as their standard business practice for process and analytical development execution (5). Recently, momentum has increased based on QbD's recognized role as a new approach to improve product manufacturing and quality (6).In 2010, FDA approved only six new biologics, giving few opportunities for QbD submissions (7). Overall, there have been few biopharmaceutical QbD submissions to date despite seven elapsed years from the first draft of the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) Q8 guidance in November 2004 and longer since the first mention of risk-based quality approaches by FDA's Janet Woodcock in October 2002 (8, 9). Although submissions containing enhanced development data and parameter interaction studies have increased, there have been few, if any, design-space claims (10). Several biopharmaceutical QbD efforts have focused on retrospective QbD for licensed processes, leveraging larger amounts of manufacturing data, experience, and knowledge compared with processes for pipeline products (5).
Often, business cases are based on return-on-investment (ROIs) with minimal ROIs of less than a few years considered most attractive. During the early stages of QbD introduction, the business case was based on qualitative potential benefits in a few key areas: minimized manufacturing-scale development studies, fewer quality issues, greater flexibility to optimize postlicensure, improved patient-focus for the product, more clinically meaningful product specifications, and reduced effort in regulatory interactions. The business case needs to be updated based on the current level of biopharmaceutical QbD implementation maturity, considering that some of the potential benefits achievable for current pipeline products now may be substantially different.
Costs of goods
Selling costs for a product are lowered by lowering production costs, albeit not proportionally. In turn, production costs are fixed by Phase III clinical production processes. These processes are often developed to meet tight clinical trial timelines that do not permit substantial optimization for efficient licensed manufacturing, nor the ability to incorporate new process or analytical technologies (1). Simulated production costs, including indirect/fixed costs, for a typical aglycosylated protein ranged from $100–800/g depending on production host and selected yield assumptions (11). Lower production costs arise from reduced wastes (i.e., fewer rejected batches, deviations, or reprocessing), higher yields, and better utilization of assets (ie, greater overall equipment effectiveness) (12, 13). Specifically, the true aggregated cost of poor quality (COPQ) can often be greater than the more readily quantifiable cost of waste (14).
Development timelines
Development timelines directly affect the product's net present value (NPV). In one model, a 6-month delay to launch (type of product not given) translated to a $100-million loss in NPV (15, 16). In contrast, an 18 month acceleration increased NPV by $180 million by the model (15, 16). The average internal rate of return (RIR) for R&D for a biologic is 13% and NPV is $1.26 billion (15, 16).One author estimates a cost of $1 million in expenses for each day of product development and > $0.5 million in losses for each day delay in product commercialization (17).
Later parts of clinical phase timelines to final filing are primarily affected by assembly of clinical data, but timelines in early clinical phases can be highly affected by chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) activities. Even the availability of nonclinical bulk material can be rate-limiting because often the goal is to start pharmacology and toxicity studies as soon as possible (18). In addition, the entire timeline benefit associated with reducing CMC risks likely is under-estimated because some lurking CMC issues never are uncovered when clinical issues halt product candidate development.
Quantifying cost and timeline benefits


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Engaging thousands of people to read, learn and discuss a particular topic or issue isn't a simple task, but it's become a specialty for the folks behind Silicon Valley Reads, a community reading program that has not only taken on the responsibility of celebrating literacy but has thrived for more than a decade.
Silicon Valley Reads 2013 does not resemble the program that started 11 years ago, which humbly asked the community to read a selected book and then discuss it. Now, the featured selection is but a star at the center of more than 100 events and activities with a common theme.
"Because our program has changed, it is quite different from other community reads programs," Silicon Valley Reads coordinator Diane McNutt said. "I like to think of it as a community reads program on steroids--we've really gotten ambitious."
This year's bulked-up edition embraces the "Invisible Wounds of War," a topical theme that aims to give readers a look at the unseen consequences and effects of military conflict. As the theme suggests, the idea is to delve into the lives of combat veterans and those of their loved ones at home.
As such, the two featured selections for Silicon Valley Reads 2013 are The Long Walk by Brian Castner, an Air Force veteran who served in Iraq and later trained Army and Marine units ahead of their tours in Iraq and Afghanistan; and Minefields of the Heart by Sue Diaz, an award-winning journalist whose son, a Purple Heart veteran, served two tours of duty in Iraq's Triangle of Death during the height of the insurgency.
There are also selected books for children and teens, supporting the idea that Silicon Valley Reads should be a family affair suitable for book lovers of all ages and reading levels. Titles this year include Night Catch by Brenda Ehrmantraut for grades K-2; Nubs: The True Story of a Mutt, a Marine and a Miracle by Brian Dennis, Kirby Larson and Mary Nethery for grades 2-5; Back Home by Julia Keller for grades 5-8 and Purple Heart by Patricia McCormick for teenagers 14 and up.
Presented by the San Jose Public Library Foundation, Santa Clara County Library District and Santa Clara County Office of Education, in addition to a host of other sponsors and donors, Silicon Valley Reads 2013 officially kicked off Jan. 30 with an on-stage interview with the two featured authors at the Campbell Heritage Theatre. The authors were also available on Feb. 2 at the Moffett Field History Museum's open house event, which gave attendees a chance to learn about the historic airfield and its role in American military history since the 1930s.
There will be plenty of other opportunities to catch up with the authors in the next few months.
Castner, who lives just outside Buffalo, N.Y., and Diaz, coming from San Diego, will return to the Bay Area on several occasions for a handful of events between February and April, including talks at local libraries and colleges.
Castner's appearances include Feb. 28 at De Anza College, March 2 at the Almaden Branch Library, March 3 at the Sunnyvale Public Library and April 10 at the Los Altos Library. Diaz will be at the Barnes & Noble on Stevens Creek Boulevard on March 15, the West Valley Branch Library on April 10 and Mission College on April 12. She'll also be interviewed by Silicon Valley Community Newspapers executive editor Dale Bryant during a "Tea and Talk" about her book on March 14 at the History Club of Los Gatos.
Castner, who began writing The Long Walk for his four sons as something of a historical family record, said he did not write the book as with a viewpoint for or against the war, nor to serve any particular agenda. He never expected the reaction his book has gotten, but admits it's humbling to see all the emails, Facebook messages and blog posts from people who say they now understand their sons or nephews better.
"I was not the father I could have been following my return from Iraq, and I needed to explain my experience--my post-war anxiety, my fears, my actions in combat that haunted me daily, my adrenaline-fueled need to run every day--to both myself and them," Castner said in his comments about the book. "I needed to get [it] down in writing, as best I could, what it feels like to come home from a war. I didn't expect a catharsis or cure, simply a record."
Diaz, an accomplished writer, began writing a series for the Christian Science Monitor from the perspective of a mother on the homefront while her son was serving in Iraq, which ultimately became the starting point for Minefields of the Heart. She wanted to document an important and fragile time in her family's life, and share from a mother's point of view all the "uncertainty, fear, worry, hope and sometimes frustration" that comes from the war experience, she said.
In the book, Diaz looks into bridging gaps that war creates, and explores how troops attempt to find some sort of normalcy upon returning home after such a physically, emotionally and mentally taxing experience.
"It is a journey, a journey that lasts a lifetime. To have seen an experience, to come back a changed person, it's transformative; there's no other experience in the world like the war experience," said Diaz, who has been leading writing workshops for war veterans at the San Diego Vet Center, Naval Medical Center San Diego, and Veterans Village of San Diego since 2007. "It takes a long time to come to terms with that, with people they've lost and the things they've done; it's something they carry with them always. I think you learn to live with your memories, but you don't ever really put it behind you; it becomes part of you and it's an important part of what you are."
Such heavy subject matter is at the heart of the Silicon Valley Reads experience, which pushes readers to learn, explore, discuss and start thinking and asking questions about topics rarely discussed in everyday conversation.
"What it does is give the whole community--and Silicon Valley Reads stretches from Gilroy to Palo Alto--a public awareness of some of these issues that definitely affect us, but we don't really know in which ways they do," said Alyce Parsons, a Silicon Valley Reads board member and also a member of the Friends of the Los Gatos Library.
McNutt said the process of selecting a theme starts with a brainstorming session with a committee made up of librarians and avid readers, who go through any number of books and topics. This year, 10 possible themes were narrowed down to three and eventually one was selected. The books, McNutt said, "started at 60 before narrowing it down."
For Silicon Valley Reads, the turning point came in 2010, when it featured the selection In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan, and had "1,500 people show up for an 800-seat event" at the Heritage Theatre, McNutt said. That's when organizers found the formula for selecting the right theme and also in choosing the ideal book and events and activities to go along with it.
"Ever since then, we figured out picking a theme that is relevant and topical as well as finding well-written books on that subject is the key to success," McNutt said. "We've expanded the number of community partners that we have, and every year it seems to get a little bit bigger."
Indeed, the robust programming for this year's Silicon Valley Reads features events suitable for everyone in the community and fits in with the theme of "Invisible Wounds of War."
Notable events include "Poetry from War: A Conversation with Poets Brian Turner and David Sullivan" on Feb. 26 at The Harker School; a staged reading of Back Home with local celebrities and young actors on March 3 at Cupertino Community Hall; and a "Speak of War" panel discussion on March 10 at The Tech Museum in San Jose.
There are many other events--more than 100, to be exact--to get people of all ages learning and engaged in the discussion.
As Parsons says, Silicon Valley Reads is about "finding these really exciting connections between people and events, and finding that commonality for everybody--and there is something for everybody."
For more information about Silicon Valley Reads and a schedule of events, visit siliconvalleyreads.org.


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1. Build interest in and answer questions about Vibram Disc Golf (just to be up front about this!)
2. Be involved in some frank discussions about growing the sport - pro side, grass roots, schools, events - what, how, and why
3. Let people know about upcoming Vibram DG products, events, and promotions.
For example, I would start by saying: Run a Vibram Birdie Bash (VBB)!
The VBB is a fun day of disc golf. For $30, each player gets two Vibram discs, a shirt, towel and coaster mini. There are also tons of card prizes, CTPs, and several awards. We then play two rounds of Birdie Bash where we only count Birdies or better. On a par 3, you get two throws. On a par 4, you get three throws. Birdies are worth two points, Aces/Eagles are worth five points, and hitting metal is worth one point. The VBB is great for both tournament players and beginners as it is competitive but has a low key, fun attitude. Tons of prizes that everyone has a chance to win. Come out and see how fun "organized" disc golf can be.
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It probably isn't noteworthy that five-member group of men could be found at the fifth hole tee box Friday afternoon on the Hannibal Country Club Golf Course. What made it newsworthy is that there was not a golf club or ball to be found in the group.
Chris Fohey, Larry David, Larry Naggatz, Buddy Tarleton and Bruce Athman were not there to play a round of golf, but to re-sod the course.
"We've finished the fairways," said David. "Now we're replacing the grass on the tee boxes."
A roll of sod, just a few feet wide, would be attached behind a tractor. As the tractor moved, the sod would unroll upon areas of earth that had been stripped bare. After the strips were put down the men would get down on their knees, or in some cases all fours, and finish tugging the grass into place.
Zoysia grass is being planted on the golf course.
"It's drought resistant. We've had so much trouble with our grass," said Tarleton.
Tarleton noted that the sod was being put down in such a way that there are noticeable gaps on the fairways between the strips.
"It's a creeper grass. Those strips will all grow together," he said.
The project is progressing.
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1. Waaah! No Internet in the dorm yet!
Well, that sucks. Apparently, the reminder I got in my e-mail is a generic reminder sent to everyone at Graduate House, not a welcome-to-the-Internet sort of thing. Maybe I should volunteer to help maintain the network, if only so that other people will get connected faster. I really, _really_ want to get connected!
I could go to school today, but I don't know if anyone will be in the lab and my ID doesn't open the door to the room with my cubicle yet. Hey, wait, I have access to that other room... Right. If by 8:30, I don't have access yet (and fat chance anything will change between now and then), I'm going to head over to school and Skype from the lab. Mwahahaha.
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2. Where should mailing list replies go?
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I'd also like to change it so that when you hit reply the messge goes to the list and not the sender.
Although this is common behavior, there are good reasons to consider keeping the current setting of not overriding Reply-To. This is a fairly religious topic thoroughly covered in the following pages:
Keeping Reply-To intact:
- http://cr.yp.to/proto/replyto.html
- http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
- http://marc.merlins.org/netrants/listreplyto.txt
Overriding Reply-To:
(Not that number should indicate anything, but the pages are interesting in themselves.)
Here are the reasons why I think not overriding Reply-To: makes sense for this community.
The Mail-Followup-To: header is often used to redirect a thread to another, more appropriate mailing list. For example, if something on the admin mailing list becomes of general interest, then you could add a Mail-Followup-To: header that automatically redirects replies to that message to, say, the people mailing list. On the other hand, if the admin mailing list overrides Reply-to: and no one distinguishes between Reply and Followup, then people would have to make a conscious effort to post to the right mailing list.
Also, discarding the Reply-To: set by the user loses information and makes it difficult to send off-list replies to people whose originating addresses may not be the same as their preferred address. This is the case when people have multiple e-mail addresses subscribed or recognized so that they can send mail from anywhere, but prefer receiving all their list mail through one account (gmail, for example, so that it can be archived nicely).
Many mailing lists choose to override the Reply-To: in order to accommodate people who don't distinguish between Reply and Follow-Up, but the distinction makes it much easier for people who are used to making conscious decisions to reply on or off list. Your mail client should have a separate command for Follow up, which you can use for replying to mailing lists. I recommend keeping the current setting for NIPL mailing lists.
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'Revolution,' Season 1, Episode 10, 'Nobody's Fault But Mine': TV Recap
If you are one of the millions of fans of "Revolution," I have bad news about tonight's show. It will be the last "Revolution" any of us will get to see for 4 months! Despite fabulous ratings, NBC is putting the show on a temporary hiatus and it won't be coming back until March 25th. So, tonight's heavily promoted "fall finale" had better be a good one!
When we last left our heroes in Charlie Company – Charlie, Uncle Miles, Nora, and Aaron – they had finally gotten to Philadelphia, the headquarters of Gen. Monroe and the Monroe Militia. After 9 episodes of buildup, It looks like tonight we will finally get the much anticipated reunion/showdown between Monroe and his former best friend, Miles.
I can't wait any longer, so here is the recap –
We start with a shootout. Words across the screen tell us it is the battle for Trenton, 5 years after the blackout. Miles and Monroe are fighting side-by-side. They crack a joke about running out of bullets and having to use swords. Miles gets shot and tells Monroe to leave him behind. Monroe refuses. "If you're dying, I'm dying with you." Is it just me or has Monroe become the most interesting character on the show?
Flash forward to present day. Charlie Co. is in Philly and needs some place to find shelter for the night. Miles busts into the house of an old friend, "Kip," who reluctantly takes them in.
Maj. Neville comes to see Monroe and tells him there is intelligence that Miles is on his way into the city. Miles is either here to rescue his family or to kill Monroe, maybe both. Neville suggests that Monroe go to a safe house in Boston. Monroe says, "I don't run."
Miles goes out to scout the area. Good thing he did because Neville and a couple dozen guards bust into Kip's house taking Aaron, Charlie, and Nora captive. They lock Charlie up in a room with her mother, Rachel. They have not seen in each other a decade. Heck, Charlie thought her mother was dead. We are spared a tearful reunion as the show takes a commercial break.
Back from the break, mom and daughter are still processing the situation. Rachel wants to give her daughter a hug, but Charlie backs away. She is unsure what to make of all this. She isn't into reunions, but just wants to get her brother Danny back. "You really have grown up," says Rachel.
Meanwhile, Neville is taunting Aaron and Nora. He tells them that they are bait in a trap for Miles. He also cracks a couple jokes about Aaron's life before the blackout as a hotshot Google executive.
Neville goes home from his busy job of taunting and torturing. He is surprised to find Miles waiting for him there. Miles is holding a sword to Neville's wife's throat. Miles taunts Neville a bit saying "Want to make a deal? My friends for your wife." Time for another commercial.
Neville is mad but Miles is not intimidated. He demands Charlie and Danny. Neville's wife, Julia, does not want her husband to give in. She almost seems willing to die. Neville says, "I have no choice," and leaves. He returns with Nora and Aaron, but not Charlie and Danny. Neville tells Miles that the kids are being held north of town at "the power plant." He reveals that Monroe is there too. Miles locks the Neville family in a closet.
At the power plant, Monroe brings Danny, Charlie, and Rachel together. He explains that Rachel is going to finish building the device that will allow them to power planes and tanks. Charlie tells her mother not to help. Strasser, the bloodthirsty militiaman, is there and pulls his gun, pointing it at Charlie and Danny. He tells Rachel, "Pick which one of your children will die." Charlie steps up and says, "Kill me."
"STOP!!" Rachel screams as she agrees to finish building Monroe's power booster. Strasser backs down. Monroe tells him to take the kids back to the holding cell. He orders Strasser to kill both kids if Charlie makes any more trouble. Fade to black for commercial.
Back from the break, Monroe is talking to Capt. Baker – played by Mark Pellegrino, of Lost fame. Baker asks, "What are you going to do if you see Miles?" Baker knows the history between the two men. He volunteers to kill Miles if it comes to that. Monroe says he can handle it.
We flash back to 2 years before the blackout. Monroe is sitting in a cemetery and he is drunk. His family is buried here. They died when a drunk driver plowed into their car. He is a mess. His best friend, Miles, has come to take him home. "I got nothing left," Monroe moans. "You got me, "says Miles. These two are more than friends, they are like brothers. Monroe has a gun and was thinking about killing himself. Miles talks him out of it.
Back in the present, Charlie and Danny trick the guard watching them and overpower him. Charlie kicks some butt, surprising her brother. Charlie grabs the guard's gun as she and her brother escape. Another commercial.
Aaron has figured out how to get into the power plant through a large water intake pipe. Nora and Miles go in, leaving Aaron behind with some bombs he can use to cover their escape, "If things go badly." Meanwhile, Rachel has completed her work on the power boosting device. We are running out of time for our heroes to save the day!
Charlie and Danny get spotted and some guards start shooting. Everyone in the plant hears the shots. Things are getting tense. A guard is about to shoot Charlie when Miles jumps out and stabs him. Charlie tells Miles about Rachel. Miles goes off to save her and tells the rest of them to leave.
Rachel attacks Strasser. He crawls on top of her but she grabs a knife and shoves it through his stomach. Just then, Miles comes in. No tearful reunions for him and Rachel – she slaps him for helping Monroe rise to power. Just then, Baker sees them. Miles and Rachel flee. I sure hope she got a chance to destroy her power device, but I doubt it.
As Miles and Rachel run through the power plant, the come across Monroe and several of his guards. Everyone freezes for a moment. Miles tells Rachel to run and says, "I'll hold them off." Another commercial!
Miles quickly shoots Monroe's guards. He and Monroe finally have their faceoff. They are holding guns to each other. Miles asks, "How could you hold Rachel all these years? She's my family." Monroe replies, "You and me, we are family!" Monroe slowly lowers his gun. "I'm not going to hurt you," he says, "I want you to come back. I forgive you. Come back and I'll let your family live." Monroe drops his gun to the ground. Miles is frozen, his rifle pointed at Monroe's chest. Monroe says, "You can't kill me."
We get a quick flashback to Monroe and Miles as kids. Best friends forever, they even draw matching "M" logos on their arms to symbolize their kindred spirits.
In the present, Miles lowers his weapon and says, "I'm sorry… I'm sorry I didn't kill you the first time. We are not family. You are nothing to me." It is the ultimate insult, probably worse than just shooting him. The two men don't have guns any more so they start hand-to-hand fighting, including a cool sword fight.
Baker and his men come across the fight. Monroe orders them to kill Miles, who quickly escapes through a window.
Meanwhile, Aaron uses the bombs Nora left him to blow a big hole in the power plant. Nora, Rachel, Danny, and Charlie come through the hole. A few seconds later, Miles is there too. As they begin to flee into the nearby woods, they hear a noise. An attack helicopter, powered by Rachel's device, hovers in the air over them. It points its machine gun at the group…
… and the episode is over!
That's it for the fall finale. No more Revolution for 4 months, though we get a preview that shows a lot more action and fighting. Rachel asks Miles to help her stop Monroe from powering an entire army. The first ten episodes were about getting the family together and telling us a little bit about the blackout. The second half of the season looks like it will be a lot more fighting and explosions. I am betting we learn a lot more about the blackout too.
It has been a fun few months getting to know a world without power. While the show has suffered at times from cheesy acting and some obvious script twists and turns, it is generally a quick and easy hour to watch. I want to see where the story takes us next… and I hope you do too. I hate that we have to wait until the end of March to get there.
Well, that's enough from me. Time for you to post your thoughts in the comment section. I'll be checking in there and will respond to questions. Lets keep the conversation going.
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1 square = 2 ft. Partly I want to use the program to design but I also want to be able to present it as plans to the city when I'm done. My learning curve is shortest & best when I start from a place that I know & am used to. My only experience is with grid paper & cutting out sizes wi scissors & sticking them on. Unfortunately city planning doesn't appreciate that level of creativity. Also I want to draw my property & setbacks first, then my pool & existing house, & then build within the existing space. So my question is: does QCad have the regular kind of grid that I'm talking about? Is that regular type of grid that I'm talking about called an isometric grid or is that something else? Can I set up my property first? Also, I don't like working on a black background. I like white background & I don't care what color the grid lines are, blue, I think. So can you tell me if this program is right for me?


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Motorists in Montevideo may encounter minor delays when the Highway 29 resurfacing project from Highway 212 to Chippewa County Road 15 begins Monday, Oct. 1, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
The project involves removing four inches of the existing pavement and replacing it with four inches of pavement, and installing pedestrian accessible ramps and signal revisions.
Central Specialties Inc. is the contractor for the $867,000 project, which is scheduled for completion near the beginning of November, weather permitting.
Motorists will experience a smoother and safer road surface when the entire project is complete.
For updated statewide road conditions and construction information, call 5-1-1 or visit www.511mn.org.
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Welcome to Dorset's Jurassic Coast, home to amazing geological features and delightful Lulworth Cove cottages.
Created some 10,000 years ago by pounding sea and river, the perfect horse-shoe harbour of Lulworth Cove is one of the county's most iconic natural sites. It is privately owned by the Weld Family of the Lulworth Estate and is an ideal place to unwind.
The cove itself has a pebbly beach - it does shelve steeply so do take care when bathing - but if you plan to take your four-legged friend to your Lulworth Cove cottage, the good news is that the beach is dog-friendly. There's a large car park, toilet facilities and also a beachside café for welcoming refreshments with a splendid view! Do visit the Heritage Centre, offering an interpretative display of the Lulworth area, geology and fossil section, exhibits from sailing and smuggling, plus guided walks.
In summer, enjoy a boat trip to Mupe Bay or Durdle Door, another spectacular coastal feature with magnificent arch and beach - you really do get the best views out from sea. Or you can follow the coastal path over the hill to Durdle Door.
Other things to do near your Lulworth Cove cottage
Explore Lulworth Castle and Park, nestling in beautiful parkland. Look out for jousting and other events and take your kids to the animal farm. Or peddle along the East Lulworth Ride, a fantastic 18-mile circular route around and about the area.
End your day relaxing in the village pub then retire to your cosy Lulworth Cove cottage. What bliss!


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Six Tennessee pitchers combined to allow two runs, struck out 12 and walked none while retiring the last 17 batters as No. 29 Tennessee pushed past Western Carolina 6-2 on Wednesday night at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
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text: oh, and by the way, those wierd movies I won, were for someone else. Mine is all the Bowie crap. Not "Cannibal-The Musical" and "To Be The Best" etc. I bought some pretty cool Bowie lots though on there. "I find freedom only in the realms of my own eccentricity" -David Bowie


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Two high-ranking members of government in Jefferson Parish on Thursday sent a letter to the parish's beleaguered housing authority board demanding documents from the past four years and indicating they will move forward in an attempt to force some board members from their positions.
The letter was signed by Parish President John Young and Council Chairman Elton Lagasse.
As the WDSU I-Team reported in September, the Council voted on a resolution to force the removal of three board members in the wake of a federal audit that detailed widespread problems in the Jefferson Parish Housing Authority and led to the resignation of its executive director, Barry Bordelon.
This week, however, an attorney representing those board members -- Bill Boada, Huntley Dufor and Patrick Pierson -- questioned the process and indicated that the trio intended to fight the ouster.
The steps taken on Thursday are an indication that both the Council and parish president intend to proceed with the effort.
The audit that led to the upheaval followed reports by the I-Team in 2011 that focused on allegations of mismanagement within the department that oversees Section 8 housing in the state's largest parish. Bordelon rejected the findings of the Housing and Urban Development audit and has defended his performance.
He was recently rehired as a maintainance supervisor.


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Kate Gosselin is suing her ex-husband Jon Gosselin for allegedly hacking into her computer and bank accounts to get information for a tell-all book.
What do you mean "Who's Jon Gosselin?"
According to TMZ, the book is called "Kate Gosselin: How She Fooled the World," and was written last year by Jon's business partner and tabloid journalist Rob Hoffman.
Kate claims the book's dirt was illegally obtained and has since been removed from major distributors like Amazon as a result. She accuses him of hacking into her email accounts and stealing her confidential bank and phone records, even taking the hard drive right out of her personal computer.
What do you mean "Who's Kate Gosselin?"
She's suing for invasion of privacy, identity theft, and a few other things, and wants unspecified damages.
Contact Tony Hicks at Facebook.com/BayAreaNewsGroup.TonyHicks or Twitter.com/insertfoot.


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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sheedy of Naugatuck celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a party given by their children at the San Marino Restaurant in Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Sheedy were married Oct. 10, 1987, at the Immaculate Conception Church in Waterbury. They have three children, Caitlin Sheedy, Christopher Sheedy and Colin Sheedy of Naugatuck.
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After a year of celebrating the 100th anniversary of Gordon Parks' birth, the Ulrich Museum of Art and Wichita State University completed the centennial celebrations with an acquisition of a portfolio of Parks' photographs for the Wichita State University Foundation Art Collection.
The portfolio is a set of 12 20 by 16 inch color photographs originally published in a 1956 LIFE magazine photo-essay, The Restraints: Open and Hidden.
Reflecting Parks' lifelong commitment to social justice, the photographs examine the politics of race and class in the photographer's signature style that combines both a documentary and artistic approach.
The collection was published by The Gordon Parks Foundation in September 2012 in a limited edition of numbered sets.
It was acquired from the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.-- On Carolina's first touchdown, a 23-yard pass from Cam Newton to Steve Smith, left tackle Byron Bell appeared to be holding Raiders defensive end Lamarr Houston.
No flag was thrown.
Much later, when Darren McFadden ran into the end zone from 3 yards out, Stefen Wisniewski was called for holding against a Carolina interior defender, erasing the touchdown.
"I kind of got tripped up," Wisniewski said. "I gave him kind of a final tug before he was going to get off the block. Sometimes they call that; sometimes they don't. I have to see it on tape to know for sure. But it really stinks when it's on a touchdown. It really hurts."
The two plays helped determine the final outcome in a 17-6 win by the Panthers, but there were head-scratchers galore from the officiating crew on both sides.
On third-and-10 from the Carolina 20-yard line, Tommy Kelly contributed on an apparent sack of Newton. Newton kicked Kelly as they untangled, with Kelly getting a retaliatory foul for unnecessary roughness and a Panthers first down.
"He kicked me, and I ain't fixing to take that off nobody," Kelly said. "What are you going to do when someone kicks you? You going to take it? Nah.''
Coach Dennis Allen, although he said he wasn't exactly sure what happened on the play, wasn't so sure about Kelly's reaction.
"We're trying to change the culture, and what we have to understand is we have to keep our composure in those types of situations because nothing good comes out of it,'' Allen said.
Kelly conceded afterward the Raiders were going after Newton with gusto after Carson Palmer was knocked out of the game on a roughing-the-passer penalty from Greg Hardy, but not in an illegal sense.
"You take our guy out, we're going to take your guy out,'' Kelly said. "We're not out to hurt someone, but when that happens ... ."
Later on the same drive, Miles Burris appeared to deliver a clean hit to break up a pass to tight end Greg Olsen. He got called for hitting a defenseless receiver, just as Carolina linebacker Luke Kuechly did against Darrius Heyward-Bey.
"I'm not the one who makes the calls here," Burris said. "I thought it was pretty clean, and I'm going to go out there and continue to play football as hard as I can."
Panthers coach Ron Rivera and Allen were both venting their frustration with officials.
"They have to do the best job they can to protect the players, and that's really where we are right now," Allen said.
Newton was called for unsportsmanlike conduct after making contact with an official after being ridden to the ground by Mike Mitchell but was not ejected.
Referee Jerome Boger told a pool reporter he "misspoke" when announcing that Newton was being penalized for contact. He said Newton was instead penalized for "disrespectfully addressing an official'' and that the contact "was not of a malicious nature.''
Newton issued a public apology after the game.
Asked if he would have liked to have seen a more straight-ahead approach in short-yardage, Allen said, "I would like to see us get the first down, and that's what we've got to do better at. Up until last week, we were one of the leading teams on third-and-1. ... We got stopped a couple of times and we've got to do better there.''
For more on the Raiders, visit the Inside the Oakland Raiders blog at ibabuzz.com/oaklandraiders. Follow Jerry McDonald on twitter at Twitter.com/Jerrymcd.


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HARRISBURG (AP) — A Pennsylvania state senator is suing the NCAA in Commonwealth Court over its use of the $60 million fine that Penn State is paying for its handling of the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal.
Sen. Jake Corman sued the NCAA Friday, saying his goal is "to ensure that Pennsylvania funds are appropriately and lawfully spent for commonwealth purposes."
Corman is a Republican who represents State College, home to Penn State's main campus. He's chairman of the Appropriations Committee, which directs state budget spending.
His lawsuit says the state gives Penn State so much money every year that "it would be impossible for the payments to be derived solely from non-commonwealth funds."
An NCAA spokeswoman offered no immediate comment late Friday.
Sandusky was convicted in June of sexual abuse of children.
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Family affair: For years, Steve and Lori Driggs of Campbell longed to fulfill Steve's dream of returning to the restaurant business. They've finally made it happen, taking over the old Carlos Goldstein's location in North San Jose near the main post office. With Driggsy's Seafood, Sports Bar & Grill, they aim to provide a family-friendly sports restaurant (eight big screens) with a menu that goes beyond wings and burgers. To that end, they hired California Culinary Academy grad Brian Munn away from Double Barrel wine bar in Livermore. The menu he and the Driggs family created includes fresh seafood linguine, steamed mussels with fennel, Cajun-marinated shrimp kebabs and a pork tinga quesadilla, plus salads, chowder, calamari and the obligatory burgers and wings. All sauces, dressings and salsas are made in-house, and the juices are squeezed fresh for the bar's menu of specialty margaritas, mojitos and other cocktails. Look for the expansive patio to reopen when the warm evenings return. Details: Open daily from 11 a.m. at 1150 Murphy Ave., San Jose. The bar is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. 408-437-1986, www.driggsys.com.
On the Peninsula: The burger that took Los Angeles by storm, Umami, will open a Palo Alto branch sometime in the middle of this year, as well as one in Oakland. Until the University Avenue location opens, local Umami fans will have to be content heading to San Francisco's Union Street.
In other meaty news, the Cheese Steak Shop -- which for years had blanketed the East Bay with cheese-oozing Philly sandwiches -- has opened its first upper Peninsula eatery. The new location is in San Mateo at 206 South B St. 650-458-8088.
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Jamie McLennan discusses the news and events around the NHL and world of hockey
by Jamie McLennan - November 22, 2011 3:30 PM UTC
It's not just a myth, players do have favorite places to play around the league, mostly because of the challenges they provide, and here are a few from 'Noodles.'
Which are the most difficult barns for opposing players? I always think about this when watching games live or on TV. As a player, you always have your favorite places to play around the league because of the local climate, the city or the history of the building.
by Jamie McLennan - November 4, 2011 1:10 PM UTC
The former NHL netminder writes about five backups who have got off to hot starts in relief of the starter.
Hello, hope everyone has enjoyed the first few weeks of the season. It's been very exciting with quite a few surprises so far. It's great to watch the young up-and-coming players get a chance and to see some others have bounce back starts.
by Jamie McLennan - October 10, 2011 11:57 AM UTC
The former NHL goalie writes about seven guys he's looking at for break out seasons as the opportunity presents itself.
Hello everyone. I'm enjoying the first weekend of the season; it's so exciting to see the city of Winnipeg back in the fold. I have (like everyone else) waited all summer and even pre-season to get to the good stuff.
by Jamie McLennan - October 1, 2011 11:26 AM UTC
The former NHL goalie and current analyst looks at the pros he feels are primed to see a big change from last year.
Hello again, everyone. I'm getting revved up for another season of hockey after a long summer. As a player, I got very excited as camp was getting closer, but dreaded the first few days for various reasons.
by Jamie McLennan - September 5, 2011 12:35 PM UTC
The former NHL goalie and long-time THN Insider looks at the best the weird and/or hilarious fan moments from his career.
Welcome back everyone. Thanks for the responses to the first article - that's the beauty of opinion, everyone has one and there were some great points raised.
by Jamie McLennan - August 29, 2011 3:25 PM UTC
Returning for another season with THN, Jamie McLennan starts by ranking the players with the best hands in the NHL.
Hello everyone. I'm very excited to be back writing for The Hockey News. When I was wrapping up my career, I had a blog with tales about playing hockey in Japan with my good pal and very leather-skinned friend, Tyson Nash.
by Jamie McLennan - May 8, 2008 11:07 AM UTC
In his final blog about playing in the AIHL, the former NHL goalie counts down his favorite happenings from his Asian adventure.
10. Battling customs to allow Tyson Nash through in his cage and watching the horror on the guards' faces as they witnessed, firsthand, Nasher rolling over and attempting a smile through all the leather skin and matted hair.
by Jamie McLennan - May 1, 2008 3:27 PM UTC
In Part 1 of his two-part season wrap-up, the former NHL goalie details the final days of the Asian league playoffs and, perhaps, his career.
Hello everyone. These will be the final installments of my Japan blog. It has been a great ride and I have had a ton of fun and great experiences.
by Jamie McLennan - March 13, 2008 11:16 AM UTC
The former NHL goalie, who's playing in Japan this season, talks about the playoffs, getting teammate Tyson Nash through customs, and the "driving force".
Welcome back everyone. Just wanted to check in and give an update of what has been happening on the other side of the world as we are now battling through the playoffs.
by Jamie McLennan - February 20, 2008 11:25 AM UTC
The former NHL netminder, currently playing in Japan, talks about his road trip to China and finding some help for teammate Tyson Nash.
One of the things I was particularly excited about when I signed in Japan was the sights and different places I was going to be able to travel to, as well as the many different cultures I was going to experience.
by Jamie McLennan - February 1, 2008 10:00 AM UTC
The former NHL goalie who has taken his show on the road to Japan talks about the different style of hockey, the Nippon fans, and Tyson Nash's teeth.
Hello everyone, it's your favorite import Japanese player checking in from the Land of the Rising Sun for my third blog installment. I wanted to bring everyone up to speed on how things are going for Tyson and I.
by Jamie McLennan - January 16, 2008 9:51 AM UTC
In his second blog installment for THN.com, the former NHL goalie talks about his first game action in Japan, former NHLer Joel Prpic, and Tyson Nash the dog.
Hello everyone. This is the second installment of my Japanese adventure. Click HERE for the first. We have settled in and are practicing regularly with the team.


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Jay Carney's Greatest Hits
Jay Carney stood at the lectern for the final time as White House press secretary on Wednesday, squeezing in both a long list of goodbyes and his standard sparring with the press corps.
"This has been an extraordinary experience, and I have loved every minute of every day, even the many minutes of many days I spent in this room," Mr. Carney said before fielding nearly an hour's worth of questions about topics ranging from the U.S. response to the crisis in Iraq to President Barack Obama's thoughts about the cancellation of the Washington Redskins' trademarks.
For Mr. Carney, a former Time Magazine Washington bureau chief who went to work for Vice President Joe Biden's communications team in 2009, this week ends a three-year run as Mr. Obama's top spokesman. His tenure included the killing of Osama bin Laden, a partial government shutdown, the troubled rollout of the Affordable Care Act, civil war in Syria, and most recently the emergence of a Sunni extremist group and widespread sectarian fighting in Iraq.
But there were lighter moments in the press room. Below are some of Mr. Carney's greatest hits:
On Feb. 12, 2012, Mr. Carney was asked if the president sought the endorsement of Donald Trump.
"I'm not going to comb over that question."
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On March 12, 2013, some reporters objected to being excluded from the president's remarks at the White House.
"I think it was live-streamed, so everyone in America with electricity and a computer could see it today."
Mr. Carney was asked on April 11, 2013 to comment on rapper Jay-Z's lyrics about a trip to Cuba. Jay-Z rapped: I turned Havana into Atlanta / Boy from the hood, I got White House clearance/ Obama said 'chill, you gonna get me impeached / you don't need this [expletive] anyway, chill with me on the beach.
Mr. Carney responded: "I guess nothing rhymes with Treasury. Because Treasury offers and gives licenses for travel as you know. And the White House has nothing to do with it." He added: "It's a song…the president did not communicate with Jay-Z over this trip."
On July 17, 2013, a 16-year-old intern asked whether George Zimmerman, who was facing threats to his safety days after being acquitted in the shooting death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin, was "on his own."
"You can editorialize all you want and I have no doubt that you will. But that is a ridiculous statement."
Mr. Carney occasionally imagined himself on CNN. On Sept. 19, 2013, he challenged Fox News White House Correspondent Ed Henry to debate the economy.
"You and I, we're going to do this on Crossfire one day, I promise. And let's be clear that I'll be on one side and you'll be on the other."
On Sept. 26, 2013, Mr. Carney was asked about Republican conditions to raise the debt limit. He clearly thought the demands were extreme.
"The only thing I didn't see mentioned was, like, a birther bill to attach to it."
On Jan. 6, 2014, Mr. Carney drew audible gasps from the press corps when he arrived at a post-holiday press briefing with a beard.
"My wife says she likes it, so there," Mr. Carney said. Despite the spousal stamp of approval and the fact that the beard had its own Twitter handle, the press secretary was clean shaven again within the month.
On March 17, 2014, Mr. Carney played off a Russian state television anchor's statement that Russia is capable of turning the U.S. into radioactive ash.
"People say crazy things on TV all the time."
On April 7, 2014, after a flap emerged about baseball player and Samsung pitchman David Ortiz taking a "selfie" with the president, Mr. Carney reassured the nation that a White House adviser had only been joking about the possibility of banning selfies with the commander in chief.
"There's no discussion of a ban," Mr. Carney said, adding that talk of calling a halt to selfies had been a humorous suggestion.
Throughout his tenure, Mr. Carney's assertions about White House transparency became an often-questioned mantra. A small sampling:
Sept. 28, 2011: "We are the most transparent administration in history, without question."
Dec. 14, 2012: "We are the most transparent administration in the history of this country."
April 19, 2014: "There has never been a more transparent administration."
On Tuesday, as Mr. Carney began to brief reporters during his final flight on Air Force One, a reporter mistakenly called the outgoing press secretary "Josh" – as in Josh Earnest, Mr. Carney's successor.
"Josh! How quickly we forget!" Mr. Carney replied.
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Updated 4:50 p.m. Central Point School District officials have decided to delay the reopening of Crater High School until after Presidents' Day.
The decision was made at a meeting late this afternoon, officials said in a news release. An onsite engineer determined the structure could not be adequately examined before Friday. Though it is unlikely the damage goes beyond the water damage that is currently known, officials said it was unwise to bring students back without a thorough examination of the structure.
Monday is a holiday so classes will reconvene at regular time on Tuesday, Feb. 19. Crater Academy of Health and Public Service and Crater School of Business, Innovation and Science will report to their usual classrooms. Students of Crater Renaissance Academy, which was most damaged when a water pipe broke, will meet in the Crater Performing Arts Center.
2:15 p.m. Central Point School District officials have announced that Crater High School will reconvene classes on Friday, Feb. 15. The school has been closed since Monday following flooding caused by a break in the main water line early Monday morning.
Crater Academy of Health and Public Service and Crater School of Business, Innovation and Science will report to their classrooms on the same schedule as before the flood.
Crater Renaissance Academy will meet in the Crater Performing Arts Center first thing Friday morning for instruction on how their classes and schedule will be configured during the reconstruction of several classrooms.
The area most damaged by the broken water line was the main floor classrooms of Renaissance Academy. Renaissance is currently housed in the old Crater gym which was remodeled into classrooms during the late 1970's, when the current gym was built. Water has saturated through several layers of flooring, which will require removal before it can be rebuilt.
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