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Aric from Tempe writes: This is a multi-part question. One, does the NFL have a minimum average occupancy/ticket sales that a team must be below for a new owner to move a team? Two, if son, the Rams' offseason seems like the movie "Major League" where the owner signed a bunch of nobodies and did everthing he could to make them fail. Maybe I'm wrong, but why havent the Rams made any attempt to get at least one decent receiver? Three, are they tight on cap room? Why cut Torry Holt instead of trading him? I am a huge Rams fan, I have been a season-ticket holder since they came to St. Louis and I keep my season tickets even though I live in Arizona. Please help me understand what is oing on.
Mike Sando: I see the Rams as a rebuilding team that decided to go young at most positions when feasible. Saving money might have been partly behind some moves. However, the team spent big on free-agent center Jason Brown. The team held onto the second overall choice in the draft and then paid a slight premium to Jason Smith in an effort to get him into camp on time. The Rams re-signed cornerback Ron Bartell and committed more than $6 million to Oshiomogho Atogwe as a franchise player.
To answer your questions, relocation rules require three-fourths of owners to approve a move, but the Raiders succeeded in relocating without such approval. Also, the Rams have been relatively tight on cap room for some time.
Dave from 49er Country writes: Mike, I, like many of my 49er faithful brothers and sisters, are riding quite a 'high' so far this season. We are one very close play from being 3-0 (gotta give Brett Favre his props ... the man can still rip the ball) and now the Rams come to Frisco all banged up and probably expecting, deep down, to lose this game. What are they putting in the water in Santa Clara these days? The roster is not that much different than last year's team. Is Mike 'win or or else' Singletary willing the talent from these guys or was Mike Nolan just a bad head coach?
Mike Sando: Singletary has the 49ers playing more intelligently. The team is no longer trying to run a Kurt Warner offense with J.T. O'Sullivan at quarterback. That is the No. 1 difference on the field. You no longer see the 49ers blowing games. Some are getting a little impatient with the conservative approach, but it's clear to me Singletary wants to prevent losing while this team is learning how to win. Shaun Hill has continued to provide stability at quarterback, also. And then the defense is playing a more straightforward style.
Jason from Morongo Valley, Calif., writes: I predict the Niners going 10-6, winning their division and making the playoffs. I also think that they could be dangerous once in the playoffs because of their motivation and toughness. I know the Niners have been bad for a long time, but do you think this is reasonable to suggest?
Mike Sando: I think it's possible for the 49ers to get to that level. I do not think the team is currently at that level offensively. Most playoff teams would be able to outscore the 49ers, I suspect. The toughness and motivation are helpful, but other playoff teams would possess those traits as well.
Terry from Seattle writes: Did the NFL really contact the Seahawks and openly admit the Matt Forte fumble/review was called wrong by the officiating crew?
Mike Sando: Hugh Millen said so on KJR radio in Seattle. He played with Jim Mora at the University of Washington. The two were roommates. They remain close friends. Just a guess, but Millen would probably be able to verify that information.
I do not think it's a big deal. Teams complain about calls all the time. The league promises to review the plays in question. Sometimes the league acknowledges an error. Sometimes the league says the official made the right call. These sorts of things happen regularly. It's not like the league would have made a special call to the Seahawks, apologizing for horrible misdeeds. They probably said a mistake was made. It's not like it changes anything.
Collin from Liverpool, N.Y., writes: Why is Michael Crabtree still the Subway guy and have all these endorsements? The public image of him is low, so and I think it's bad advertising to have him. I hope they drop him from it. Maybe it's a reality check that things are going very bad for him and that signing will change that.
Mike Sando: The endorsements will not last forever. He needs to play at some point. Some of the endorsements were probably in place before training camp.
jverhei from Longview, Wash., writes: How can you post somthing so idiotic as compairing the Seahawks and the Rams? Yes, the records are comparable, but he is basically compairing Seattle's JV (second string) record to the Rams' record. Plus, they are making a compairison over one year and three games. How responsible is that statistically when Seattle has been a CONSISTENTLY better team for the past four years? So, after one record year of games lost to injury, the Seahawks are comparable to the Rams? You make me sick for even posting something so stupid.
Mike Sando: If you were a Colts fan and someone said your team lacked a franchise quarterback, you would probably shrug it off. The rebuttal would be self-evident. In this case, the comparison really seemed to get a reaction.
No one was comparing the long-term accomplishments of these organizations. No one was saying the Rams have been as successful over the last three, four, five seasons. One Rams fan simply pointed out similarities between the records since the start of last season, suggesting Seattle fans might be in denial.
Tomahawker from Palmer, Alaska, writes: As always, love the material and the effort you put forth. Could not log in to ask you yesterday, but who is the most penalized player at Qwest Field? I think it is the Rams' Richie Incognito.
Mike Sando: Thanks much. I'll assume you're talking about visiting players. I do not have that information off the top of my head, but Incognito would be the leading suspect. He plays at Qwest every year and he has been the most penalized player in the division. He's also very versatile in his ability to amass penalties. He can jump early for a false start, he can hold, he can hit someone after the play, he can yell at officials. Not many players are a threat to draw flags in so many ways.
Chad from Oshkosh, Wis., writes: Mike, I know there is more than a month before the deadline for Crabtree to sign, but do you have any sense of what the Niners could hope to get for him in March if he does sit out the year? I wouldn't think the team would be high on receiving additional draft picks when they already have two first-rounders.
Mike Sando: I do not think Crabtree would have tremendous value at that time. I could be wrong, but every team would hear the clock ticking for the 49ers. Every team would know the 49ers' rights to Crabtree were going to expire. Why give up a lot for a guy who might be available in the draft?
Deric from Twin Falls, Idaho, writes: Why does it always seem you have a verifiable expectation for the Seahawks to be injured? Even outside of Matt Hasselbeck, Walter Jones and Patrick Kerney, you assume that the loss of Lofa Tatupu, Leroy Hill, Josh Wilson, etc., was expected and the norm for Seattle? Are you sure there is not a little remaining bias against them born from your days as a Raiders fan?
Mike Sando: I'm a big proponent of providing balance to debates and discussions. The Seahawks have been perpetually looking forward to this magical point in the future when everyone is going to be healthy. That point never seems to come. I might have pointed this out during my regular Tuesday and Thursday segments on 710ESPN Seattle this week.
On the silver-and-black front, the hardest part about being a one-time Raiders fan has been shaking images of James Trapp drawing 15-yard penalties for starting fights between plays. The 1 percent of people who "get" that reference will appreciate it enough to cover for the remaining 99 percent. Ah, the good old days.
David from Hartford, Conn., writes: Hi, Mike. With Carolina struggling, it's looking like the 49ers will be looking at a top 15 pick. What do you think they should go after? I know most people think QB, but I feel that they need to upgrade the offensive line. And with the second pick, maybe a pass rushing OLB or even a DB.
Mike Sando: I think you take a quarterback if a franchise-type player is there. The 49ers would have to make sure they weren't taking a quarterback just to take a quarterback (shades of 2005). But if they were convinced a franchise quarterback were there for the taking, that decision would be a no-brainer. Beyond that, I think you're on the right track with the offensive line. This team has a good left tackle in Joe Staley. I could see drafting an elite right tackle or even an elite guard if available, not necessarily in the first round but early enough to find a starting-caliber player. Getting a pass-rusher early would definitely make sense.
Mark from Antioch, Calif., writes: Hey, asked you a couple questions in the chat, but you didn't get to me. Do you think the Niners see Nate Davis as their future and if not, do you see them using either of their first-rounders on a QB like McCoy or Sneed? And where do you see Alex Smith going when he's done with the Niners? Do you think a team with a weak or unhealthy QB situation takes him as a potential starter (Oakland, St. Louis, Seattle, etc.) or do you see him going to back up a strong, experienced QB like Philip Rivers in San Diego?
Mike Sando: No team would name Smith its starter outright. He would be better off going somewhere without that type of pressure. San Diego would make sense because Norv Turner is there. On Nate Davis, the 49ers do not yet view him as their future. They do not have enough information. They need to see more. They cannot proceed on the assumption that Davis will become that guy. They can try to develop him and see if it happens. But there are too many unknowns to make such a determination now.
Harry from San Francisco writes: Hi, Mike. As a Niners fan, its been hard watching them try to run the ball against 8- and 9-man fronts. It seems that the more they struggle, the more Jimmy Raye tries to pack in the formation (2 TEs, extra tackle, etc.). I'm wondering why they haven't tried to spread out the defense with four receivers and try to run the ball out of that formation? Maybe three wide receivers and one tight end.
Mike Sando: The 49ers do not think they can protect the quarterback well enough to spread the field consistently. They have used three wide receivers with one tight end 21 percent of the time, but only once on first down and four times on second down. That is their preferred third-down offense when the team needs at least 3 yards for a first down. The team has used two tight ends on 17.4 percent of snaps.
Road dog from Sacramento writes: This game against the Rams for the Niners is feeling like more than a game they should win. This is a must win. With Frank Gore out, and Glen Coffee unproven, they cannot afford a loss to drop to 2-2 with a tough Atlanta team the week after. All the momentum they built up early would be gone, and really, the one thing I can imagine jump-starting the fan base is a Crabtree signing. Maybe improved play from Shaun Hill or the offensive line would get the team moving in the right direction. What do you think?
Mike Sando: The team seems to be going in the right direction already. The hit-and-miss nature of the 49ers' offense could make them vulnerable, in theory, to an upset. But I see no evidence the Rams are going to score the 20-plus points they would likely need to score in order to make it happen.
Brock from Seattle writes: Mike, I'm originally from Portland but live in Seattle and am a huge Seahawk fan and season ticket holder. The team hasn't played well on the road in a LONG time and I wondered if they have tried a different approach to travel like the Trailblazers did. Thoughts?
Mike Sando: The Seahawks are no longer leaving on Fridays to play games in the Eastern time zone. That is one change. Also, the team is practicing at 11 a.m. PT during the week, which lines up more closely to those 10 a.m. PT kickoffs. In the past, Seattle would generally begin practices a couple hours later.
Paul From Ronkonkoma, N.Y., writes: Why haven't the Cardinals been running the ball more with Chris Wells? He has ran the ball very well when given the chance. I know they talk about his fumbling issue, but Tim Hightower has been fumbling a lot since he's been in the league.
Mike Sando: Hightower had never lost a fumble in an NFL game until Week 3. He fumbled twice last season and he has fumbled twice this season. I do think the Cardinals need to find a way to get Wells onto the field. Somehow they have to work him into the mix as part of their three-receiver offense. That is the only way for them to get their best players onto the field.
Mark from Fremont, Calif., writes: With Isaac Bruce getting older and most likely done after this season, and assuming Crabtree doesn't sign, do you see the Niners going after a big-time WR in free agency or the draft again?
Mike Sando: That has not been their approach. They were quiet in free agency last offseason.
Ed from Jacksonville writes: Regarding MVP voting after Week 3, keep an eye out for Charles Woodson. He single-handedly kept Green Bay in the game against Cincy and had the game-sealing interception against St. Louis right when Packer fans everywhere expected a Woodson pick.
Mike Sando: Appreciate the heads up. I've always liked his game.
Alex from Chicago writes: I'm sorry, but your MVP list is a joke. How in the world are Tom Brady, Philip Rivers and Brett Favre on the list? Why not a guy like Jay Cutler? He has better stats than Brady or Rivers and has meant the most of any of those three to his team, and that is a big part of a being considered a MVP. It's a good thing you don't vote for the MVP.
Mike Sando: Cutler could stand to put a little more distance between himself and that horrific showing in Week 1. Tom Brady appeared on the list because he's Tom Brady and I wanted to update his status. Rivers leads the league in passing yards. Favre made a Hall of Fame play to win the game for Minnesota.
Brent from Amarillo, Texas, writes: Sando, love your blog, read it every day, but your listing of Tom Brady on MVP Watch is absolutely ridiculous! Aaron Rogers has one more touchdown and two less picks. His passer rating is 15 points higher. He just has a little less yards. Even Shaun Hill has a better passer rating and less picks. Are you giving this suggestion based on his name, which wouldn't be fair? WHAT GIVES?
Mike Sando: Yes, Brady's name factored into my decision to list him. The MVP Watch looks at likely leading candidates for the award. The later we get into the season, the more the list will reflect what players have done so far this season. Brady's reputation, accomplishments and potential mean more early in the season.
Kkroyu from Dallas writes: Coffee, Gore running in place article -- good article, Sando! Have you sent this to anyone in the 49ers organization? If not, someone needs to Twitter or something to do so.
Mike Sando: I'm sure the 49ers read the blog closely before settling on their game plans.
Dan from Long Island writes: Your early MVP rankings are a joke! Brett Favre on your list? Are you kidding me! I don't know how you have your own column on here. A monkey could do a better job. Eli Manning, are you serious! You're leaving off a quarterback who ranks in the top five in stats! Matt Schaub, maybe. Ever hear of him? Now, I'm a Niners fan, so I have no biases here. He's put up Brees-like numbers the last two weeks and you don't even have a mention of him. Please, please, let me do your job, because you obviously have not a clue of what your doing.
Mike Sando: I'm really the only guy who can produce Mike Sando's MVP Watch. I've got plenty of time to throw Schaub and others into the mix.
Will from Bonney Lake, Wash., writes: He,y Mike, maybe you can clear this up for the frustrated fans here in your neck of the woods. The Seahawks have been arguably the most injured team in the NFL the last couple years, and it seems a large portion of the injuries are of non-contact variety. I listen to the media and players on our local sports radio stations and they tell us how awesome Mike Clark, the strength and conditioning coach for the Seahawks, is. At at some point, do they start questioning his training methods? He's the guy teaching them how to stretch and lift and train, right? Is there someone or something to point the finger at for the injuries? Coaching? The field? Dumb luck? There's gotta be a reason.
Mike Sando: I hear you. There's nothing tangible suggesting anyone is doing anything wrong. Clark is indeed decorated in his field. The team cannot sit back and let this happen every season, even if answers remain elusive. I just do not have a good answer to the question. I certainly understand your frustration. The team is surely frustrated, too.
Geoff from Puyallup, Wash., writes: Sando, the NFL's blackout policy is getting a lot of talk, but I want to know the reasoning behind the 'reverse blackout' -- when the Seahawks are playing at home and sell out (like always), why does the second game of the double-header on the other network get blacked out? Why are the fans being punished for selling out a game when all the TV revenue is shared across the league?
Mike Sando: I think you can find the explanation here. I'll quote from it here: "The NFL rules prohibit other NFL games from being shown on local television stations while a local team is playing a sold-out home game. The rules are designed to make sure ticket-holders show up at the stadium instead of watching the other game on TV. When the home team is being shown on the network with the NFL singleheader, the doubleheader station can only air one of its games. So when this happens, there are only two games shown in the market. When, however, the home team is being shown on the network with the NFL doubleheader, all three games can air in the market."
Michael from Corona, Calif., writes: Hi Mike. I love the blog; read it everyday. My question for you is: Why on Earth is it so hard for the 49ers to earn some respect? We are one fluke play (one bad play -- I hate Mark Roman) from being 3-0. We are going to dominate our division this year, and our loss was to the No. 5-ranked team, the Vikings. How can the 49ers go down from No. 13 last week to No. 15 when we showed that we belong in the upper echelon of the NFC on Sunday?
We are only a couple spots higher than the Titans. I'd say only the Cowboys are getting less respect than us. We are the last two 2-1 teams in the power rankings. ESPN is saying the Broncos are better than the 49ers and Cowboys? The inconsistent Chargers, Packers, and Bears are better? The 49ers' defense is playing at a high level, and Shaun Hill looks great. Only our running offense has been inconsistent, but it's not like we played slouching defenses. Please work some magic and open up some eyes for the rest of the ESPN analysts.
Mike Sando: First off, I would not blame Mark Roman for allowing Brett Favre's touchdown pass. I think Favre and Greg Lewis made a sensational play. Roman was pretty much doing his job. On the rankings, remember that a team's ranking does not exist in a vacuum. A team moves up following a victory only if teams ahead of them move down. The 49ers lost a game and sometimes it's difficult to elevate a losing team over a winning team. I ranked the 49ers higher than some others did, but they did lose the game.
Andy from Minnesota writes: How do ties work on your power rankings?
Mike Sando: Recently I have elevated the team that received the highest vote from a panelist. Head-to-head results also could factor into the tiebreaking.
Kris from Everett, Wash., writes: Hey, Mike, I wrote to you about a month ago and asked what you thought about Mike Holmgren's chances on returning to the Seahawks. I really feel after the loss to the Bears and how mora handled the situation by basically blaming the loss on the kicker was a lttle ridiculous. Seneca Wallace is a 5-foot-nothing quarterback with speed and no accuracy. Seneca lost the game for us, not the kicker. It's time to start over with a new GM, new head coach and, most importantly, a new strength and conditioning coach. If this season continues the way it's going, I see Holmgren back and taking charge next year.
Mike Sando: Holmgren certainly hasn't done anything to discourage such thoughts. He talks openly about his relationship with owner Paul Allen. I think it's a little bit of a long shot given how Holmgren's first run as general manager turned out.
Kmedic from Los Angeles writes: Mike, you seem to be particularly negative on the Hawks this year. Any reason why? I mean, the Hawks are only one game back of the division-leading 49ers, who aren't exactly scaring anybody off the field, especially when their best player just suffered an ankle sprain. Does that mean, then, that they are in trouble as well? You seem to be on their jocks pretty tight this season. Maybe it's because you are spending more time with them, not sure. But I wouldn't write off the Hawks just yet. Matt Hasselbeck doesn't look like he'll be out for long and, again, the Hawks are just one game out of first place in the NFC Worst. It's still early and a lot of things can happen between now and January.
Mike Sando: I might have been a little harsh in my initial assessment coming out of the Chicago game. That assessment looked at the schedule and saw a tough road. I think the Seahawks need to beat the Jaguars and Cardinals at home to have a good chance. They've got the Colts this week and then they return from their bye to play four of five on the road. I thought it was important for the Seahawks to beat the Bears at home. I'm also skeptical about the Seahawks' ability to get and stay healthy. It's definitely a long season and too early to write off the Seahawks. They could still win the division. I just think their chances took a hit with the home loss to the Bears.
Ed from San Francisco writes: Mike, I love reading your blog, it's great. Does the emergence of Vernon Davis as an offensive weapon change the way defenses play against the 49ers? Will the threat of Davis catching passes up the middle of the defense force a second linebacker or safety to stay back on him instead of crowding the box to stop the run? We need to figure out how to use the pass to open up the run.
Mike Sando: Thanks, Ed. I seem to be more popular among fans of winning teams. Funny how that works. I think the 49ers need to go to Davis more frequently to force defenses into making significant changes. The 49ers do not show passing formations and personnel groups on early downs frequently enough to surprise teams by running from them.
Chris from Portland writes: I've reserved judgment for a while Mike, but I'm starting to see why so many people question your harsh coverage of the Hawks as compared to the other NFC West teams. How do you respond? Your comment about the Hawks falling into oblivion? Give them a break, they put themselves in position to win a game against a good team that they had no business winning based on the personnel they were missing. Is your harsher critique of the Hawks similar to a father umpiring a game his son his pitching? Meaning, because you covered the Hawks, and live in the area, you feel the need to go a little bit harsher to show people you are not a Hawk homer?
Mike Sando: I never said the Seahawks were falling into oblivion. I simply posed the following question: "Are the Seahawks heading down the road to oblivion, or was this loss to Chicago merely a small bump in the road?" The question left open the possibility that the defeat was only a small bump in the road.
Neil from Jackson, Miss., writes: Sando, as a Saints fan, I never have much call to write to you, but I do peruse your blog from time to time. It is a well-done affair. But now I write on another matter: Please rank the Saints in the top three in next week's power rankings. I imagine you didn't catch their game at Buffalo, so let me give you the highlights: We humiliated yet another team by a 20-point margin, and did it with Drew Brees throwing under 200 yards and not a single TD. How many different ways do we have faceplant opponents before we get more respect than, say, the Vikings, who after beating up on woeful teams just sneaked by in their first challenging game of the season?
Mike Sando: You write compellingly. Look for the Saints to move up, provided they keep marching.
Matthew from Santa Cruz, Calif., writes: Sando, great blog. Thorough and insightful. I have a couple questions: (a), Am I the only person disgusted by Brett Favre faking a hurt knee to get a super late flag and the personal foul call that extended the drive? And (b), I had Minnestoa as the best team in the NFC and the Niners could have, maybe should have, won the game. What's your take on actually calling SF for real? Maybe? Please say, 'Yes.' It's been so long since I could say that.
Mike Sando: For real within the division? Yes. For real as an NFC contender? You've waited this long. Let's wait a short time longer to make sure. If they are on that level, they'll beat the Falcons at home in Week 5. On Favre, I do not think he was faking at all. He took a direct shot to the knee. It was a brutal hit. I didn't think Justin Smith did anything wrong, but watching the play live and in person, I thought Favre might have suffered a serious injury.


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Pam Chickering was all set to deliver an end to the season talk to her Camden High girls' cross country team following Saturday's AAA Lower State qualifying meet at Clemson's Sandhills Research Park facility in Columbia.
Clarke Ohrstrom's Kisser N Run made a strong case for the National Steeplechase Association's Life's Illusion Filly and Mare Championship when she scored a 1 3/4-length victory in the $50,000 Crown Royal Stakes, co-feature of the 29th annual Steeplechase at Callaway on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Funeral services celebrating the life of John Henry (Johnny) Stein, 69, of Jefferson, will be held at 3:00 PM Monday, November 4, 2013 at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. Burial will follow in Quaker Cemetery. Rev. Hope Avins will officiate. The family will receive friends at 2:00 PM until the time of the service at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. Memorials may be made in Mr. Stein's memory to First Kershaw United Methodist Church, 305 W. Church St., Kershaw, SC 29067.
The Fine Arts Center (FAC) of Kershaw County, in partnership with Columbia Children's Theatre (CCT) are pleased to present the teen production of Harry's Hotter at Twilight, Thursday through Sunday. The production will be held in the Wood Auditorium of the FAC. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students, seniors and military. Show times are 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, and 3 p.m. on Sunday. The show is sponsored by Modern Turf.
Brennan Ashlyn Stevens of Camden and Evan Porter Brown of Irmo were married at Lakeview Baptist Church in Camden on September 7, 2013 at 5 p.m. Reverend Stephen Speaks officiated the traditional double-ring ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robinson of Kershaw announce the engagement of Sarah Elizabeth Robinson of Kershaw to Jeremy Seth Truesdell of Westville.
Relay for Life of Kershaw County will host its 2014 kick-off Tuesday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Kershaw Chamber of Commerce. The chamber is located at 607 Broad St., in Camden.
Graveside service for Wanda Kay Parker Jackson, 57, will be Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The family will receive friends Saturday 6-8 p.m. at Powers Funeral Home, Lugoff. Memorials may be made to Walter M. Crowe Animal Shelter, 460 Fair Street, Camden, S.C. 29020.
• We're glad to see Catharine Ammons and James Watson of Kershaw County sentenced to long prison terms for their role in abusing Ammons' daughter (see today's front page). The couple battered her unmercifully, and the little girl's barely survived broken bones, damaged organs and malnutrition. They were given 20 years in prison, and we hope they'll ponder their misdeeds during their long years beyond bars, which is exactly where they belong.
Funeral service for Mr. Alfred Alexander, 72, of Stamford, CT, formerly of Camden will be held Tuesday, November 5, 2013, 2:00 P.M. at Gordon Street Church of God with burial in the Cedars Cemetery. Friends may visit at 316 King Street in Camden. Collins Funeral Home is in carge of the arrangements.
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CASSATT – A celebration of life service for Lisa Ann Parker, 53, will be held Saturday at 4:00 p.m. at Powers Funeral Home. The ...
LUGOFF – Funeral services for Peter Wayne Drake, 60, will be held Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at Powers Funeral Home with burial to follow ...
Needing just two sets, the Camden High volleyball team defeated River Bluff to win Saturday's Sumter Invitational.
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JERUSALEM, Israel - Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu advised the Palestinian Authority to drop its demand for the "right of return" for descendants of Arab refugees who left he country during the 1948 War of Independence.
In remarks at the nation's memorial to Theodore Herzl, the prime minister said the PA's demand is tantamount to calling for the destruction of the Jewish state.
"They must once and for all give up the demand to resettle the descendents of the refugees inside of Israel and to take over Israel's territory piecemeal after obtaining a peace treaty," Netanyahu said. "As soon as that is stated, a huge window to peace will be opened," the prime minister said.
"The key to peace lies in explicit and unequivocal recognition of the Jewish state on the part of the Palestinians," he explained.
"I yearn for the day," the prime minister said, "when the Palestinian leaders face their people and say these clear words: 'We have had enough of this conflict. We, the Palestinians, recognize the right of the Jewish people to a country of its own on the Land. We will live beside you in peace,'" he said.
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JUST AS PHILADELPHIA was recovering from Monday's winter storm, the region was slammed with a devastating icy mix overnight Tuesday into yesterday.
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CINCINNATI — When Peter Lawrence took a class on planning school facilities at the National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) conference here in October, it was a significant occasion — he became the first to finish all of NAPT's Professional Development Series (PDS) courses.
"I attribute a lot of my success in the industry to the PDS classes," Lawrence told SBF later in an interview.
Lawrence, who is director of transportation for Fairport (N.Y.) Central School District, completed his first course in the series in 2000, when the NAPT conference was held in Buffalo. When he took PDS 505, School Facility Planning, in Cincinnati this fall, it was his 41st individual course (he has taken some more than once).
Josh Bresett, education specialist for NAPT, confirmed that Lawrence was the first person to complete all of the PDS courses. There are currently 36 — some that Lawrence has taken in the past aren't still available — but Bresett noted that changes are in the works that will likely result in new classes being added.
On Wednesday, NAPT and School Training Solutions announced that they have now made 26 of the PDS courses available online.
Lawrence said he has done a few classes online, but the vast majority of his coursework has been in person, at events like the NAPT Summit and the New York Association for Pupil Transportation's annual conference. Even his local group, the Rochester Area Transportation Supervisors Association, offers a PDS course each year.
For Lawrence, one of the key benefits of the program is the interaction with colleagues from all over the country.
"The knowledge you gain from others is huge," he said. "They're phenomenal classes."
One of Lawrence's favorites has been 701, Introduction to Leadership and Management, which is a four-hour workshop aimed at defining the role of leadership for experienced and novice managers.
"It's a refreshing class — there's a lot of energy to it," said Lawrence, who has not only taken the course but has taught it to others.
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The rebellion that broke out in Ulster the previous month under Cahir O'Dogherty collapses, and O'Dogherty himself is killed in a skirmish on 20th July.
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Viruses and Batch File Programming
Virus creating has become one of the biggest thing's on the computer these past few years... There have been over 50 people arrested for Virus sending and hacking. It is NOT illegal to create a virus, it is however illegal to send a virus. My favourite type of virus is a Batch File - These are like viruses but are not really real viruses, just a code in a Notepad document that can create havoke to your computer.
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New Kenosha exhibit looks at Lincoln in TV and film
Abraham Lincoln may be big box office in movie theaters this year, but a new exhibit at the Civil War Museum in Kenosha shows that Abe has owned TV and movies for more than a century.
"Lincoln in Film and Television" is the title of the exhibit, done in conjunction with Racine Lincoln collector and author Steven Rogsted. »Read Full Article
Skylight's 'Here's a Howdy Do' is the very model of charming fun
Creating comedy is a bit like making a soufflé, with no middle ground between success and failure.
The Skylight Music Theatre's "Here's a Howdy Do: The Mischievous World of Gilbert and Sullivan," which previewed Sunday evening in the Broadway Theatre Center's Studio Theatre before its New Year's Eve opening, is a comic soufflé to savor. »Read Full Article
Marc Salem plays amazing mind games with 'Mind Over Milwaukee'
Nearing the conclusion of his jaw-dropping "Mind over Milwaukee," a blindfolded Marc Salem stated that the untouched object beneath his hand must be a watch - before proceeding to make its secondhand stop altogether.
"That's pretty good," murmured an admiring audience member seated near the Stackner Cabaret stage. »Read Full Article
What song best sums up 2012 finally coming to an end?
2012 is nearly over -- finally. Feels like the end of a year like this one should have a theme song, doesn't it?
You can choose one on Tap Milwaukee. Which best sums up how you feel about the end of 2012? Take the poll here. The videos for your choices are below. »Read Full Blog Post
Top of the Charts: 2012's top hits
Bruno Mars continues his reign at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 charts for the third week with "Locked Out of Heaven." But, today on New Year's Eve Top of the Charts takes a look back at the 2012's biggest hits as ranked by Billboard Magazine. Watch the videos below for the five songs that spun the most across radio stations nationwide and kept us dancing and singing along all year.
On Tap for Today: Ringing in the new year
See ya, 2012. Hello, 2013. We have high hopes for you.
If the end of the year snuck up on you and you find yourself without plans or reservations, there's a party out there to enjoy. Here's are a few examples: »Read Full Blog Post


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Albany, NY is a metro area of over 800,000 where we do not now have a Church of the Nazarene. Please pray for vision, strategy, right leadership and wisdom as we seek to join God in His plans for Albany through the Church of the Nazarene. Read More
The best way to get to know us is to meet us! You can use our District Directory to find a Nazarene Church near you. Online Church Directory...
We exist to encourage, assist, and resource, Pastors and Churches to be transformational influences for Christ in their communities.
Three SDMI Conventions will be held across the Upstate District this year. Find out more information here!
The 2017 Upstate New York District Laymen's Retreat is May 19-21, 2017 at Camp of the Woods.
All ladies are invited to meet for a one-day event in three different areas to celebrate what God is doing in our lives.
Family Camp was another hit this year! Take a look at some of the fun.
The 2016 Official District Directory pages are now available. Click here to download.
The newest report from the General Superintendents is now available online. Check out this link to read more.
Missionaries Dave and Betsy Scott will be touring our district this year during the week of August 7-15. Please check the district calendar for times and locations.
38th Annual Upstate District Laymen's Retreat was May 20-22 at Camp of the Woods in Speculator, NY. Below you can find just a few pictures of some of the fun.
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Missed Opportunities, Mistakes Fuel D-Backs Loss to Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3
Clay Zavada gave up a costly base-on-balls last night, allowing the Dodgers to win.
Here's the set-up: The Snakes had rallied from a two-run deficit to knot the score at 3-3 in the sixth following a pair of back-to-back RBI swats by Rusty Ryal and John Hester (who had been called up from the Triple-A Reno Aces less than a week ago). Relief pitcher Leo Rosales loaded the bases in the adjacent frame after giving up a Rafael Furcal double and walking Juan Pierre and Matt Kemp. Manager A.J. Hinch then brought in Clay Zavada from the bullpen to face Andre Ethier and get his squad out of the inning, only to see his reliever give the slugger a base-on-balls and allowing Pierre to trot in for a forced run.
Ethier also broke the hearts of D-Backs fans in the eighth when he snatched a potential homer away from Brandon Allen when he caught the newbie's fly-ball at the left field fence in the eighth.
Arizona's loss on Tuesday evening was compounded by their continued failure to capitalize on opportunities (a recurring theme through out this depressing season). Sluggers Stephen Drew and Ryan Roberts helped load the bases in the opening inning after getting walked by Los Angeles starter Vicente Padilla (Justin Upton also motored to first when his bunt found a hole in the infield), but only one run was produced. There were also runners in scoring position in both the third and fourth frames with only one out, but nothing came of it.
Look at the bright side fans: There are less than 30 games left before we can close the book on 2009, including tonight's rubber match against the Dodgers. Max Scherzer (8-8, 4.26 ERA) handles the ball, while El Lay calls upon the dominant Chad Billingsley (12-8, 3.83). First pitch is at 7:10 p.m. TV: Fox Sports Arizona. Radio: KTAR 620-AM. For more info: www.dbacks.com.
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Sagetis Biotech
we are devoted to developing innovative drug delivery technologies to tackle challenging unmet medical needs.
Based in Barcelona, Sagetis Biotech was founded in 2010 as a spin-off from GEMAT (Materials Engineering Group) at IQS.
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With a marked entrepreneurial profile and a hands-on, science driven approach with a global view, Eduard has played a key role in the successful rise of capital of the company since its foundation. He is involved in the negotiations with Pharma companies and establishment of IP strategies. Skilful in management, human resources and setting up and executing strategic plans, he has also been appointed to participate in different entrepreneurial programmes such as Ignite Fast Track (Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge) and MassConnect to promote the biotech industry in Massachusetts and the Catalan Bioregion.
Salvador Borrós, PhD.
CSO, Co-founder and member of the Board at Sagetis Biotech. Full Professor at IQS. PhD in Chemical Engineering. Scientific Leader of Material Engineering Group (GEMAT). Member of the IQS's Bioengineering Department.
Vast and proven experience, amongst others, in Materials Science (Chemistry and Chemical Engineering), Materials Science Fundamentals (Industrial Engineering), Materials Technology (Industrial Engineering), Materials Selection, Polymeric and Ceramics Materials, Biomaterials and Medical Devices (where he also holds a Master in Bioengineering).
Noteworthy, he has robust knowledge and experience in Biomaterials (Stimuli sensitive polymeric nanoparticles for drug delivery; Design of biomimetic surfaces with both chemical and mechanical signalling) and Smart surfaces (Design and rapid manufacturing fabrication of scaffolds for bone and cartilage regeneration). Salvador has over 90 publications and 10 patents. He is in charge of the research activities carried out at Sagetis.
Xavier Rivero, BSc
COO and partner at Sagetis Biotech. Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy. Extensive knowledge of Pharmaceutical Industry, in particular in the R&D area, with special focus in Pharmaceutics.
Driven by passion for differentiated, innovative products that cover unmet needs. Xavier has more than 25 years of experience in the Pharmaceutical industry in R&D and is in charge of the Development activities carried out by the company in coordination with CROs. He has designed the Development activities that have been key for obtaining Venture Capital for the company. Xavier has been also a key figure to assess the potential risks and solutions to transform Sagetis technologies into feasible products.
Anna Cascante, PhD
Head of Molecular and Cellular Biology at Sagetis Biotech.
Dr. Cascante got her PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the University of Barcelona at the Center for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona, where she developed gene therapy strategies for pancreatic cancer. In 2006, she moved to Stockholm where she worked as a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Neuroscience at Karolinska Institutet studying the epigenetic regulation of Neural Stem Cell differentiation during development. Afterwards, Anna moved to the Vall d'Hebron Institut of Oncology (VHIO) where she further studied the role of epigenetics related to tumour progression, in particular Glioblastoma Multiforme. With an extensive experience in biomedical research, she joined Sagetis Biotech to lead the Molecular and Cellular Biology activities in 2011.
Vladimir Torchilin, PhD
Vladimir P Torchilin is a University Distinguished Professor and Director at the Center for Pharmaceutical Biotechnology and Nanomedicine at the School of Pharmacy, Northeastern University (MA, USA).
Vladimir Torchilin graduated from the Moscow University with an MS in Chemistry and also obtained his PhD and DSc in Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis, and Chemistry of Physiologically Active Compounds in 1971 and 1980, respectively. In 1991 Dr. Torchilin joined Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School as the Head of Chemistry Program, Center for Imaging and Pharmaceutical Research, and Associate Professor of Radiology. Since 1998 Dr. Torchilin is with Northeastern University. He was the Chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences 1998-2007. His research interests have focused on biomedical polymers, polymeric drugs, immobilized medicinal enzymes, drug delivery and targeting, pharmaceutical nanocarriers for diagnostic and therapeutic agents, and experimental cancer immunology. He has published more than 300 original papers, more than 100 reviews and book chapters, wrote and edited 10 books, including Immobilized Enzymes in Mecicine, The Handbook on Targeted Delivery of Imaging Agents, Liposomes: A Practical Approach, Nanoparticulates as Pharmaceutical Carriers, Multifunctional Pharmaceutical Nanocarriers, Biomedical Aspects of Drug Targeting, Delivery of Protein and Peptide Drugs in Cancer, and holds more that 40 patents. He is Editor-in-Chief of Current Drug Discovery Technologies, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Drug Delivery and on the Editorial Boards of many leading journals in the field including Journal of Controlled Release (Review Editor), Bioconjugate Chemistry, Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics, Journal of Drug Targeting, Molecular Pharmaceutics, Journal of Biomedical Nanotechnology, and few others. Among his many awards, Professor Torchilin was the recipient of the 1982 Lenin Prize in Science and Technology (the highest scientific award in the former USSR). He was elected as a Member of European Academy of Sciences. He is also a Fellow of American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering and of American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS), and received the 2005 Research Achievements in Pharmaceutics and Drug Delivery Award from the AAPS and 2007 Research Achievements Award from the Pharmaceutical Sciences World Congress. In 2005-2006 he served as a President of the Controlled Release Society.
Robert Elfont, MD, PhD
Robert Elfont is a Johns Hopkins-trained neurologist with subspecialty training in neuroimmunology and neurovirology.
He possesses over ten years in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry and eight years in academic practice. Dr. Elfont is knowledgeable in all phases of clinical development and he has an extensive expertise in CNS drug development, including neurologic, psychiatric, and pain indications. He has experience with both small molecules and biologics.
Xavier Luria, MD
He has extensive experience in international drug development, in particular clinical, and is a specialist in pharmaceutical medicine.
He has been exposed to this area from a triangle perspective: as a hospital's medical doctor with postgraduate training in internal medicine, as clinical researcher and management and leadership positions in pharma industry and, finally, as relevant European Medicines Agency (EMA) manager.
He has been extensively involved setting up strategy, design and operations of drug development programs and post-marketing drug surveillance, as well as on portfolio management and in-and-out licensing opportunities.
His competence in drug regulation has been developed through more than 18 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry dealing with several worldwide regulatory authorities and further 6 years in a regulatory key position at the EMA.
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VC firm of "la Caixa"
that invests in early stage Spanish companies led by committed teams that have the potential for high growth.
Red de Inversores Privados y Family Offices
Network made up of executives, business leaders, family offices, and other people and organizations with entrepreneurial drive that are interested in investing in new companies or businesses with the potential for growth. 4 members of this Network have invested in Sagetis Biotech.
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The Centre for Industrial Technological Development (CDTI)
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CDTI is supporting Sagetis Biotech through different instruments: NEOTEC, INNTERNACIONALIZA and PID.
Empresa Nacional de Innovación S.A. (ENISA)
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Sagetis Biotech is currently participating in two FP7 projects:
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[Woodland Park, NJ – March 22, 2013] – Cytec Industries Inc. received the first Siltech Innovation Award for the paper titled, "New Advances in High Performance Waterborne Radiation-Curable Emulsions and Dispersions" at the 40th Annual Waterborne, High-Solids, and Powder Coatings Symposium in New Orleans, La., in February.
The award was presented to Michel Tielemans, PhD, research manager at Cytec and one of the authors of the paper, at the 2013 Waterborne Symposium. The paper was chosen as the "most innovative" by the Scientific Committee at University of Southern Mississippi.
"On behalf of the team, we are honored to be acknowledged by Siltech Corporation for our innovative technologies," Dr. Tielemans stated.
Cytec said it has developed novel proprietary emulsion technology to expand the application field of waterborne radiation curable products. New hardcoat emulsions enable formulators to develop a high-solid, solvent-free UV hardcoat for spray application that better meets environmental awareness and delivers properties that are similar to a dedicated 100% UV resin. The technology also allows the creation of complex polymer dispersions, resulting in distinctive multi-phase coatings with upgraded performance.
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DENVER -- Folks may not know for sure until the regular-season opener if second-year running back Ronnie Hillman has lost his hold on the starting job, but after his second fumble in two games was returned for a touchdown Saturday night, Denver Broncos coach John Fox said Hillman had not lost any status.
Just that it all was another teaching moment. The 27-26 Broncos win over the Rams is likely Hillman's and the rest of the starters' last work of the preseason. Few, if any, of the regulars are expected to play in the preseason finale Thursday against Arizona.
"I still have great confidence,'' Fox said of Hillman. "It's something we worked very hard on last week, something we'll work very hard on this week.
"I think the one this week was altogether different,'' Fox added. "I personally think his progress was stopped otherwise he's got to get on the ground faster or do a better job hanging on to the ball when a guy's yanking on it late in the down.''
Hillman fumbled into the end zone in Seattle last week and the Seahawks' Brandon Browner returned it 106 yards for a touchdown. Saturday night, Hillman took a pass from Peyton Manning for 3 yards, but then in an effort to get a little more real estate turned his back to the defenders. As a result, when he fell to the ground the ball was exposed and Rams linebacker Alec Ogletree tore it loose. Ogletree then scooped up the ball and returned it 13 yards for a touchdown.
"It seemed like I was stopped for like 30 seconds,'' Hillman said. "But I still fumbled it … I can't do that.''
"Every one of these things in a learning experience for these guys,'' Fox said. "I have not lost confidence in him whatsoever.''
Hillman finished with 34 yards on six carries – a 5.7-yard average – as the Broncos finished with 133 yards rushing overall. Rookie Montee Ball and Lance Ball each had a rushing touchdown in the game.


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In the cybersecurity world, 2015 was a year marked by Big Data breaches and the emergence of the privacy vs. national security debate. It's safe to say, therefore, that companies in 2016 will turn to security experts to ensure that they aren't caught off guard by the shifting threat and regulatory landscapes. As many companies consider security to be their biggest concern for 2016, it's important to be prepared and not be caught unaware.
In the following slideshow, Accellion provides an overview of the trends expected to be seen in cybersecurity and how these changes will affect C-level executives and boards of directors.
Related Topics : Unisys, Stimulus Package, Security Breaches, Symantec, Electronic Surveillance
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Incorporating security capabilities such as encryption, better control and management and a data security framework will help alleviate the burden breaches place on the organization and people's lives. ... More >>