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TBI is the result of a blow or jolt to the head or a penetrating head injury that disrupts the function of the brain. Because those who sustain a mild TBI (mTBI) may not have obvious symptoms, they may not seek immediate medical attention. "You can have the event, and you may or may not seek medical care for that, depending on your subjective complaints," said Helmick, who spoke at the 2010 MHS Conference.
While TBI screening procedures are already in place at various points of care throughout DoD and VA, it is important that these injuries are caught as early as possible. "We know that the possible effects of mTBI can include poor marksmanship, slower reaction time, and decreased concentration," she said.
In order to make sure that there is early detection of TBI, new DoD guidelines will outline scenarios in which mandatory medical screening for TBI must be conducted in theater. Those scenarios include anyone who has been in a vehicle that was damaged by a blast, anyone within 50 meters of a blast, anyone within a structure hit by an explosive device, anyone who sustained a direct blow to the head or experienced a loss of consciousness, and anyone who is directed to be screened by their command.
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Nov. 13, 2012 — The Lassen High School (LHS) football team hosted the Yreka Miners Friday, Nov. 2 for the last home game of the season. It was a do or die situation for the Grizzlies because if they lost their season was over.
The Grizzlies walked away with a 26-19 win in overtime to beat them.
The Miners came to Arnold Field with a 7-2 record looking to enter playoffs strong with a win over the Grizzlies. But, the Grizzlies had different ideas in store for the Miners.
The Grizzlies posted a 3-6 record and needed a win to make playoffs or be the first LHS team in 17 years to not make playoffs.
After several of key defensive stops on fourth downs by both teams, the score remained 0-0 going into the second quarter.
After a nice, long drive by the Grizzlies to get the ball inside the 15-yard line, kicker Brian McDonald came onto the field to attempt a 23-yard field goal, which went right down the middle, giving the Grizzlies a 3-0 lead.
The Grizzlies got the ball again, and this time after some nicely caught passes by Frank Shepherd and McDonald, the Grizzlies were stopped on third down once again and McDonald had to try for a 42-yard field goal. The wind picked up right before McDonald's kick attempt and took the ball just a little too far to the right, and he missed. The score remained 3-0 going into halftime.
The Miners came back out after the half and got a touchdown as their quarterback kept the ball on a keeper and ran the ball down the right side of the field for a monstrous gain. The Miners missed the extra point giving them a 6-3 lead.
On the ensuing kickoff Shepherd got a nice return on the play, only to fumble the ball. It looked as if the ball had hit the out of bounds line, but the referee said it was inbounds, giving the ball to the Miners.
Despite the momentum being in favor of the Miners, defensive end Kyler Harris recovered a fumble giving the ball back to the Grizzlies.
On the next drive for the Grizzlies Freeman threw an interception to one of the Miners' cornerbacks and he got the ball down inside the Grizzlies' territory.
The Miners scored on the second play of the drive on a 40-yard pass. This time they made the extra point, extending their lead to 13-3.
The Grizzlies weren't done fighting. They drove the ball down into Miners' territory late in the third quarter. Freeman connected with Shepherd on a nice 20-yard pass and Shepherd did the rest of the work, finding the endzone, making the score 13-10.
The Miners quarterback was on fire all game, and the Grizzlies couldn't find away to contain him. He scored again this time, connecting with another receiver. The Miners' kicker missed the extra point that would've given them a comfortable lead. With less than 10 minutes left in the game, the score was 19-10.
The Grizzlies were stopped on their next possession, forcing another punt to the Miners. Harris came up with a huge interception and ran it back down inside the 10-yard line where he fumbled the ball. Linebacker, David Vicondoa, was in the right place at the right time. He scooped up the fumble and dove into the endzone for the touchdown, bringing the Grizzlies to trail by only three points.
After yet another marvelous defensive stand by the Grizzlies, their offence marched back onto the field.
The Grizzlies methodically worked the ball down the field finding themselves down to the 29-yard line with less than three minutes to go in the game.
The Grizzlies had to settle for another field goal by McDonald. Colby Chavez received a nice snap and the ball went right through the uprights, tying the score at 19 apiece.
The game went into overtime. This time it was for all the marbles as the Grizzlies needed a win to stay alive and keep the 17-year streak alive.
The Grizzlies got the ball first in overtime and on the second play from the 5-yard line, Freeman connected with sophomore running back, Case Bennett for the five-yard score. McDonald came on and made the extra point giving the Grizzlies a 26-19 lead.
On the very first play from scrimmage for the Miners', their quarterback fumbled the snap. Harris, who was all over the place the entire game, came up with the fumble recovery, ending the game and keeping the Grizzlies' playoff hopes alive.
The Grizzlies will now travel to West Valley Friday, Nov. 9 for the first-round of playoffs.
Junior Varsity
The junior varsity (JV) team had a great game as they walked away with a 34-8 victory over the Miners.
Running back Kyle Barnetche got things started quick as he took the first play from scrimmage into the endzone for a 69-yard play.
Ammon Brietenstein intercepted the Miner quarterbacks' pass, setting up Quinn Thomspon for his first rushing touchdon on the game.
Breitenstein was on the receiving end of the third touchdown with a nice leaping catch in the endzone for his first touchdown reception of the season.
Thomspon and Barnetche scored two more touchdowns on the game putting the game out of.
The JV squad finished the season with a 6-4 record.
The Frosh got things started for the three football teams. They lost a nail-biter, 26-19.
Allen Miller got things started first for the Grizzlies as he took the hand off from quarterback Jordan Atkinson giving the Grizzlies an early 7-0 lead.
Kenny Jones, running back and cornerback, for the Grizzlies had a career night. Right before the half was over Jones intercepted a pass and took it to the endzone for an 80-yard return.
Atkinson connected with Miller for the Grizzlies' last touchdown on the game.
Despite trying to do whatever they could to get back in the game, the Grizzlies fell just a little bit short.
The Grizzlies end the season with a 3-7 record.
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Digging into our planet's past could help us prepare for a hot future. One dramatic spike in historical temperatures, the Paleocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), occurred around 55.9 million years ago. That time was marked by changes in ocean productivity, the water cycle, ocean acidification and land animal migrations. Now a new study by researchers in the U.K. confirms the ocean held less dissolved oxygen.
Similarly, low oxygen zones caused by modern climate change threaten marine life and humans who depend on the ocean for food. Deoxygenated zones in the North Pacific and tropical oceans have expanded in the last 50 years, according to a 2009 review from researchers in Europe and the U.S.
To peek into ancient climate for a possible clue to our future, Alex Dickson, a paleoceanographer, and his colleagues at The Open University in England analyzed sediment samples gathered by the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program, an ongoing international marine research project. The sediment cores were pulled from the Lomonosov Ridge in the Arctic Ocean. The team estimated the extent of low-oxygen seawater in global oceans by measuring the ratio of molybdenum isotopes in the sediment samples. The ratios "imply a small but significantly higher level of low-oxygen marine environments compared with the present day," the team wrote in the July issue of Geology.
The marine sediment the researchers analyzed is "black, gritty" and sulfur-rich, oxygen poor. The proportion of oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor seafloor sediments regulates the balance of molybdenum isotopes. In well-oxygenated environments, light molybdenum isotopes adhere to the surface of manganese oxides, Dickson explains. But that process, called adsorption, happens slowly. A single molybdenum atom can hang around in the ocean for several hundreds of thousands of years on average before it is adsorbed. In low-oxygen but high-sulfide marine sediments, however, all molybdenum isotopes are taken up quickly, regardless of weight. As a result, sulfur-rich, oxygen-poor sediments reflect the composition of molybdenum isotopes in seawater during the time the sediment was deposited. Once the seawater ratio has been estimated, it gives researchers a way to calculate the extent of differently oxygenated regions in the ancient ocean.
An intriguing secondary finding is a number of samples with isotope ratios outside the range typically observed. The extremely low values may reflect a period of hydrothermal volcanism, Dickson speculates, or unusual chemical conditions such as an altered seawater pH. The team would need to analyze other isotope signatures to find the answer. Dickson also hopes to analyze other sediment samples similar to the one studied. Drifting ice floes make drilling in the Arctic Ocean tricky, and the core the team analyzed was missing a section near the onset of the PETM.
Tim Lyons, a biogeochemistry professor at the University of California, Riverside, commends the researchers for the study's thoroughness and calls it one of the first studies to experimentally validate the idea that warming during the PETM led to low oxygen levels in the ocean. Lyons, who was not involved in the study, specifies that the study does not prove that low oxygen levels were causing massive marine organism death, but it does indicate something in the ocean environment was "potentially quite different. And the missing part of the record could be even more dramatic." (Lyons co-wrote a commentary on the team's work.)
The findings are important in the face of today's changing climate, Lyons says. "We hope it resonates," he adds, "this kind of broad-scale phenomenon could potentially have a big effect on the ocean and our relationship with the ocean."


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Well we are back from Northern NSW…for those of you who asked we stayed in Salt…we had a great time and particularly enjoyed the last couple of days on the beach…the water and temps up there were just right for me…I like the water pretty warm and spent hours in there with the kiddos…
Yesterday before heading to the airport we went over the border to Queensland and were on the beach for most of the morning and into the afternoon…Mr Teenage BC spent all of that time in the surf…when he came out he was exhausted and had a very long face…head down etc…we all asked him what on earth was wrong and in true teenage fashion he shrugged and said not much…so we left it. We gathered up our stuff and started walking up the beach to the car where he lagged behind. I asked him if he was ok? Well not really he replied. I asked if he had been dumped and had hurt himself in the surf. No. Well what then?
Oh you know I just *wished *wished we lived up here. Why can't the surf be like this where we live?
Ahhhh. That was a funny moment for me…a girl from Blighty re-located to the sunnier climes of Australia…and here we have my Honeymoon baby be-moaning the waves on one of the most famous beaches in the world…I never thought I'd hear that ;-)
Anyhooo. Let's get back to BC coastal decorating business huh?
This is that box that I showed you the other week that I found on the side of the road (more on that here)…the one that I pleaded with my kids to jump out of the car and get for me while we were on the school run and not one of the little dahlings would do…this is how it looked before (and find more transformations at Gina's here)
and now
This came out better than I had hoped…all along really it was going to be a veggie planter as I am right into growing my own salads and stuff and am having much success in the little patch that I have done, but the garden is very sandy and so I thought filling this with quality soil and planting it up would be great.
But then once it was cleaned up, repaired and painted with a wash of white I thought it would be nice on the deck or in the hall for shoes as many of you advised.
I did buy some castors for it too, taking the recommendation of a couple of the comments but to be quite honest, I didn't like that look at all…so it has stayed wheel-less.
I wanted to put some kinda stencil/letters on it and initially I marked out the word 'beach'. Nup.
Then 'beach days'. Double nup.
That all looked a bit, you know, coochy-coo.
So I just went for random numbers and 'bc' ….I tried to do them unevenly, influenced by the lettering on the old sea trunk that came over from Hungary, that lives in my Sitting Room, that I found at a garage sale.
I didn't want these to be really dark and thought about using some craft paint that I have in my stash that is a metallic silver…but when I traced the outline with the pencil the silvery muted grey of the lead grey was just what I was after anyway so I just coloured in the stencils with that…next I was going to rub over the stencilling with some sandpaper to scruff it up a bit….thankfully I tried this out first underneath on a test letter…and of course all it did was blur the pencil and look a complete mess…so I just left it as it is…
To get the white 'wash' on this rather than a full white paint job (I wanted the wood feel to still be there) I just simply sloshed some white water-based/emulsion paint into a paint tray and then added enough water until there was a milk-like consistency…then it is just a case of slapping it on until you get the 'wash' you like…
as you can see I wanted just a hint of paint here…I was trying to get it so that it seemed a driftwoody/sunbleached colour
and that I think, is it from me
stop by tomorrow for Good Life Wednesdays with your pics and posts…and there is a BC Giveaway coming up
I'd LOVE to hear what you think of my box if you've got time…I'm thinkin' not bad for free huh? …collected on a mad dash from the side of the road, washed with paint I already had and stencilled with a pencil…can't get much more beachy on a budget than that in my book….I was wondering how much this might cost me in one of those stores…you know the ones….whaddya think?
BC Good Life Wednesdays tomorrow …join the party ;-)
ladder : thrifted lantern : made from jam jar adirondacks : BC Store soon
wellies : Hunter box : side of road rug : IKEA


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NVidia can get away with what it does - producing a binary module with a GPL wrapper - only because its code doesn't need to touch too much of the kernel and doesn't need to modify core routines. Nvidia can probably get away with what it does because the Nvidia kernel module is not, as far as anybody can tell, derivative of the Linux kernel. "Derivative" is a legal term defined in USA copyright law and it indicates were your copyrights rights end when dealing with other parties. If you did not make it and it is not a derivative then there is no way any of your GPL'd software could have a effect on it. Apparently Nvidia kernel module is mostly Windows driver shoehorned into Linux via the "GPL Wrapper". This sort of thing is very gray legally and somebody could challenge it and get it decided in court, but no copyright holder in the Linux kernel has decided to do that. This "grayness" is built into the system.. legal stuff is not programming stuff. It is designed to allow flexibility. HOWEVER if you take Solaris Dtrace code and plunk it into the kernel, and then ship it, then your creating a derivative product of both Solaris and Linux. Therefore you will be forced to deal with licensing issues and need to provide a license for your product that will incorporate the licenses of both copyright holder's requirements. The CDDL is incompatible with GLv2-only code due to the additional restrictions that the CDDL places on code that the GPLv2 does not allow. The CDDL restrictions are not bad, they have to do with patent stuff, but they exist and are in conflict with the wording of the GPL license. That is all there is to it. You could probably combine the two and get away with it just fine, but it is not something that a company is going to base their ability to legally ship Linux on and kernel programmers are going to put a lot of effort into. The CDDL was designed to do this on purpose* and it is there to allow Sun to produce a competitive product to Linux. They need to create product differentiation between Linux and Solaris and Dtrace/ZFS is just about the only way they can do it. * The CDDL is based on the Mozilla license. The Mozilla license is noteworthy (in this discussion) _because_ it created licensing conflicts with GPL software in the past. Which is why, of course, Mozilla has gone out of their way and legally stated that the GPL is compatible by dual/triple licensing their code. (Mozilla/GPL/LGPL) Even if the Linux developers wanted to incorporate Dtrace they could not legally do so until Sun creates a legal exception for them. And, no, a Sun employee stating in a blog that they "as far as they know would not sue"- type statement is not legally binding.
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Posted Jan 25, 2010 15:34 UTC (Mon) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
more than that, the GPL only kicks in when you distribute the result. so you could combine them with no problems at all, as long as you don't distribute the result (and 'you' can be a company, which can 'distribute' the result internally with no problem, just not to a separate legal entity)
Posted Jan 25, 2010 17:35 UTC (Mon) by njs (guest, #40338) [Link]
Posted Jan 25, 2010 21:11 UTC (Mon) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Even if the Linux developers wanted to incorporate Dtrace they could not legally do so until Sun creates a legal exception for them. And, no, a Sun employee stating in a blog that they "as far as they know would not sue"- type statement is not legally binding.
Sighage.. This is just waffle. Linux developers do NOT need anything from Sun. The "only" agreement that is needed is entirely between Linux developers - they'd need to agree to not sue each other for relying on CDDL code. It's not in Suns' power to create such an exception. The only thing that would be in Suns' power is to relicence OpenSolaris under a GPL compatible licence (such as the GPL).
(Disclaimer, I'm a former employee of the Sun Solaris group).
Posted Jan 25, 2010 21:57 UTC (Mon) by njs (guest, #40338) [Link]
This is nonsense, even by your argument. Sun is a copyright holder on parts of Linux, and they would need to change their license on those parts to add your proposed "CDDL exception". It would be a lot easier for them and everyone else if they modified the CDDL itself, of course. They've chosen to do neither, and instead blame those dumb Linux folks who went back and time and set up a licensing system (GPLv2 with widely distributed copyright ownership) that is incompatible with the CDDL, and could not possibly be made compatible with the CDDL, before the CDDL was even written! We'd love for them to use DTrace, it's those Linux idiot's lack of foresight that's the problem!
Sorry for getting testy, but this exact same argument -- with the exact same arguments from Sun apologists, all of which serve to confuse the issue despite being utterly without merit -- keeps playing out over and over and it is boring. I'm sure you believe what you're saying, but you're working from a flawed assumption, which is that "Linux developers" are some sort of unified team comparable to your old Solaris group. "Linux developers" are a wildly diverse lot, often competing with each other and with Linux itself (cf. SCO, MS, Sun, ...), and are held together not by a shared vision but by the very licensing regime that you're saying should be adjusted to match Sun's weird licensing ideas.
Posted Jan 26, 2010 9:57 UTC (Tue) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Sun, in the context of any Linux copyrights it holds, still has no power to give an exception to the Linux kernel generally. In the hypothetical event that all others agreed that linking with CDDL was allowed and it came down to Sun, I'm not sure their disagreement is even possible. That'd be an IANALing session though.
That's beside the point though. The point is that that Linux developers are not organised, and that Linux has no way to manage its copyrights. This was simply NOT Suns' problem - not of its making and it was never Suns' problem to fix. Worse, despite the years of whining about how evil Sun was to not licence its code to Linux and how impossible it would be for the Linux developers to solve their own problems, Linux HAS had at least one suspiciously licence-change like event in recent times (and Linux was in SCM already at that point, so all the rights holders should be easyish to trace). So it seems the impossible isn't quite as impossible as claimed.
Now I have to say that I was a bit disappointed too that Sun didn't go with the GPL. I think Sun could have been bolder and tried to be more inclusive, but hey...
The main point is that, while Sun may once have flirted with your mother, Sun is not your daddy and so it was never Suns' fault that you didn't get your pony.
But why let reality get in the way of Sun bashing? :)
Posted Jan 26, 2010 10:57 UTC (Tue) by njs (guest, #40338) [Link]
I'm more annoyed at people like trasz, actually, who just had to jump in and explain that no, DTrace's license incompatibility wasn't due to a strategic decision on Sun's part, it was due to problems with Linux's licensing.
I believe the following statements are true: Sun open-sourced much of their code in an attempt to join the FOSS community, because they believed there were benefits in terms of goodwill, contributions from external developers, etc. When doing so, they wrote a license for OpenSolaris that was designed at least in part with the explicit goal of keeping OpenSolaris code out of Linux. Since there's some tension in their framing themselves as an open OS company while declining to share their code with the most important existing open OS, there are some people at Sun who have at various times tried to obfuscate the intentions behind the wording of the CDDL, the avoidance of questions about ZFS patents, etc., by implying that their intention was to share the code with everyone, and if that isn't happening, then it's somehow those Linux guys fault and has nothing to do with them. Any objections to this?
I don't see how any of that's Sun bashing -- I can come up with examples of much worse corporate behavior if you like :-). It's all perfectly logical given their necessities, and I absolutely think that they were within their rights in all of that. They don't owe me anything.
But I do find it annoying that Sun has tried to mislead me (e.g., into treating them like they're some great FOSS hero, *while* they in practice decline to release their code in a form that's usable to me), and even more annoying that one can't even talk about their those reasonable strategic decisions without random third parties showing up to cloud the air with obfuscatory rhetoric. Or something like that.
Posted Jan 26, 2010 11:59 UTC (Tue) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
When doing so, they wrote a license for OpenSolaris that was designed at least in part with the explicit goal of keeping OpenSolaris code out of Linux.
Only a few people know whether or not this was the prime consideration, and they're mostly not talking (Danese Cooper is, her account is disputed by Simon Phipps). However you then also have to completely ignore the reality that there are further, reasonable considerations that have absolutely nothing to do with Linux and which officers and high-profile engineers have said went against the GPLv2 for Sun (ability for ISVs to continue to ship proprietary addons; dispreference for risk of licence forks with dual-licensing; a perceived requirement for patent protection clauses).
As for open-source heros, the world is far more than just the Linux kernel surely? I'm pretty sure there's tonnes of general Unix user-space code which Sun have contributed. I'm sure there are other significant ideas and protocols which are now implemented in Linux.
Yes, it'd be nice to see more integration and code-sharing between OpenSolaris and the other Unixes, I wrote as much in my last Sun blog post. I wonder if Oracle will manage to draw down this, one of the last remaining fronts of the Unix wars, and get us to a less antagonistic and more productive meeting of the minds of core Unix hackerdom?..
Posted Jan 26, 2010 14:18 UTC (Tue) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
Linux has other code in it that's dual licensed, and it's the common practice to maintain that dual license over time. The assumption is that if you are submitting a patch to a file, your patch is under the same license(s) as the rest of the code in that file (except for things that would require copyright assignments). I believe that I have seen patches that explicitly were only under one license on a file that was previously multi-license rejected for this reason. No, this would not let Sun re-license this code as they would not have the copyright assignment for it, but that's one of the realities of opensource.
Sun chooses not to do this. They have the right to do so. The fact that they make this choice disappoints me, but does not annoy me.
I don't think anyone is claiming that keeping opensolaris code out of linux was a prime consideration, but I think that it's pretty clear that it was _a_ consideration.
Like others, I do find it annoying when people make the statement that if Linux only changed it's license they could use X and therefor the fact that feature X is not in linux is solely the fault of the linux developers Because Sun made the code freely available and is disappointed that the linux developers are not using it (usually with some snide comment about nih syndrome)
also note that if the CDDL cannot be combined with the GPL, there's no way that it could legally be combined with BSD code with the result still being BSD (it could be combined with BSD code with the result being CDDL)
Posted Jan 26, 2010 18:37 UTC (Tue) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
It's pretty clear even from external information on the net that the OpenSolaris licensing decision had *several* dimensions to it. Only one, at best, was about Linux.
Anyway, this may well all be irrelevant now as it seems someone went and bought the pony.
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