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Interferences are not yet dead, although their echo is expected to attenuate over the next decade or so as a result of the provisions of the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act that converted the U.S. from a first-to-invent country to a first-inventor-to-file country. In Tobinick v. Olmarker, the Federal Circuit addressed one of the more arcane points of interference practice, relating to whether a claim in interference is supported by an adequate written description.
The circumstance arises when an applicant "provokes" an interference by copying a claim of third party application or patent. In order to prevent a party from harassing a patentee with a frivolous interference, the rules provide that whether those claims are supported by an adequate written description is a threshold issue that can strip the provoking party from standing to be involved in an interference. 37 C.F.R. § 41.201(2)(ii). As the Federal Circuit opinion explains:
In interference proceedings, a disputed claim is construed in the context of its originating disclosure rather than the interfering application. Robertson v. Timmermans, 603 F.3d 1309, 1312 (Fed. Cir. 2010) ("When a party challenges written description support for an interference count or the copied claim in an interference, the originating disclosure provides the meaning of the pertinent claim language.") [internal citations omitted]. Here, the claim limitation "wherein the antibody is administered locally" is construed in light of the '995 and '990 patent specifications, not the '205 application.
The claims at issue in the interference (No. 105,866) are generally directed to methods for alleviating symptoms of a nerve disorder arising from injured spinal disks by administering inhibitors of tumor necrosis factor-a (TNF-a). This invention was based on the finding that injured spinal disks leaked nucleus pulposus into the epidural space of the spine, and that nucleus pulposus contains TNF-a, which creates inflammation in the nervous tissues of the spine, including the peripheral nerve roots sprouting from the spine and traversing the epidural spaces. Senior Party Olmarker had claims from five patents involved in the interference as follows:
The interference counts were identical to claims from Junior Party Tobinick's patent application, U.S. Serial No. 12/714,205 ("the '205 application"):
Claim 68: A method of treating or alleviating one or more symptoms of a nerve disorder mediated by nucleus pulposus in a mammal in need of such treatment comprising the step of administering a therapeutically effective amount of a TNF-a inhibitor to the mammal, wherein said TNF-a inhibitor is an antibody that blocks TNF-a activity, wherein the antibody is administered locally. (emphasis in opinion)
Claim 69: The method of claim 68, wherein the antibody is administered epidurally to the mammal. (emphasis in opinion)
The parties filed several motions before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (the former Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences, which assumed jurisdiction over interferences under the AIA) (five motions by Tobinick, eleven by Olmarker). Relevant to this opinion, Senior Party Olmarker filed a motion to dismiss the interference on the grounds that Junior Party Tobinick did not have standing to provoke the interference because the specification of the '205 application did not provide an adequate written description of the claim element that the antibody is administered locally. Senior Party Olmarker argued that the '205 application described systemic but not local administration of a TNF-a inhibitor. This argument was based on the PTAB's construction that the term "locally administered" meant "administering a TNF-a inhibitor 'directly to the site where [the TNF-a inhibitor] is intended to act, that is, to the location where the nucleus pulposus is causing the symptoms of the nerve disorder,'" based on the intrinsic evidence of Senior Party Olmarker's U.S. Patent No. 7,708,995 ("the '995 patent"). Using this construction, the PTAB found that the '205 application lacked a written description satisfying the statute because "it did not sufficiently delineate between local and non-local administration." Specifically, the PTAB found that "local" administration as set forth in the '205 specification included administration of the medicament "near" the injury site, under circumstances where the medicament would diffuse to the region of injury. Under this construction the PTAB granted Senior Party Olmaker's motion and dismissed the interference.
The Federal Circuit affirmed the PTAB's claim construction but reversed its determination that the '205 application did not provide an adequate written description of the invention as recited in the counts. In an opinion by Judge Reyna, joined by Judges Lourie and Wallach, the Court affirmed the PTAB's claim construction based on the intrinsic evidence found in Senior Party Olmarker's '995 patent. The '995 patent sets forth explicitly the contrast between local and systemic administration, having an example where the TNF-a inhibitor is administered directly to the nucleus polposus from the injured spinal disk. No other method of local administration is disclosed in the '995 specification. In addition to this intrinsic evidence the PTAB also heard expert evidence from both parties, which included evidence from medical dictionaries as extrinsic evidence. Both parties agreed on the meaning of the term "local" and despite additional distinctions from Tobinick's expert the PTAB adopted Senior Party Olmarker's definition that local administration meant administration at the site where the TNF-a inhibitor would act. The Federal Circuit agreed that the term "administered locally" mean administration "directly to the site where it is intended to act, that is, to the location where the nucleus pulposus is causing the symptoms of the nerve disorder" and that this method of administration did not encompass "systemic administration away from the site where the TNF-a is intended to act."
Nevertheless, the Federal Circuit reversed the PTAB's determination that Junior Party Tobinick did not have standing to provoke the interference. According to the panel, disclosure in the '205 application of epidural TNF-a inhibitor administration provided the statutorily required adequate written description. The basis for the Court's decision to reverse is that the '205 specification "describes administering an inhibitor to the epidural space adjacent to a herniated disc, which is the location where nucleus pulposus causes nerve injury." The Court reversed, despite the nature of the question before it as a question of fact and as a consequence the deference the Court must grant factual decisions by the Patent and Trademark Office, pursuant to Dickerson v. Zurko and 5 U.S.C. § 706. The Court supported its determination that an adequate written description is provided by the '205 specification with express disclosure of local administration in the specification and the benefits thereof. According to the panel, "[t]he '205 application need only reasonably convey to one skilled in the art that Tobinick had possession of at least one embodiment that meets the Board's construction of local administration. The epidural injection technique is such an embodiment."
The case now returns to the PTAB for action on the parties other preliminary motions and a determination on the merits of which party was the first to invent methods for relieving nerve disorders associated with injury to spinal disks by local administration of a TNF-a inhibitor.
Tobinick v. Olmarker (Fed. Cir. 2014)
Panel: Circuit Judges Lourie, Reyna, and Wallach
Opinion by Circuit Judge Reyna
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Many kinds of Pain
By: Joe Attanasio 2011
There are many kinds of pains in the world,
Here are but a few.
The pain of loss is an empty pain,
Knowing someone or something is gone forever.
Physical pain screams at you and controls you,
Whether from injury or disease no matter, hurt is hurt.
Pain of regret lingers and haunts,
So often no way to change, no second chances.
Pain of compassion the pain we feel and share,
A deep pain from the sorrow of others.
Pain of helplessness, being out of our reach,
Wanting to change something but being unable.
Pain of wanton waste, a crying shame,
A pain felt in your soul, against humanity.
Pain of indecision, a confusing pain,
The painful struggle in our thoughts.
Pain of verbal abuse, a deep scaring,
A pain of the heart and the mind.
Pain of grief, an ebbing and ripping hurt,
An overwhelming sadness that lingers.
Pain of anxiety, an overwhelming feeling of dread,
Unable to face the future, a fearful pain.
Searching for an 'empath',
To take our pain away.
Writing poems about our pain,
Sharing our pain with others.
Searching for a distraction,
Often our only hope!!
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Our members also spend time volunteering for organizations like the Oregon Food Bank, Special Olympics Oregon, SMART, the Dougy Center, JOIN, Trauma Intervention Program, and the Children's Cancer Association...just to name a few.
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2011 - Special Olympics ($7695.00), Leukemia & Lymphoma Society ($1,755.00), Mercy Corps' Japan Earthquake Response Fund at the Pioneer Square Vigil ($3,916.00) and another fundraiser for the Mercy Corps Fund at Good Neighbor Pizzeria ($1,361.04), Relay for Life of Gresham ($540) and Dawn To Dusk Paddle for Children's Cancer Association ($7,718).Row for the Cure - October 2, 2011 - raising funds and awareness for the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Portland Triathlon - August 21, 2011 - Bridge City Paddling Club was the lead boat and primary lifeguard station.
Relay For Life of Gresham - Raising funds for the American Cancer Society - July 2011
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Entering into a crowded holiday weekend, three new movies were released in the top three spots. "Valentine's Day" defeated the other films by a landslide to win the number one spot. It debuted with $63.1M over the four day weekend; with a budget of $52M this film is already profitable for Warner Brothers. Check out my positive review for the film here.
"Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief" came in second place with $38.7M over four days. The film was the only film in the top ten to drop 11% on Sunday from Saturday, which might be a problem for the $95M budgeted film in the coming weeks.
Universal's "The Wolfman" was finally released after numerous delays to $35.6M gross. Reviews were mostly negative and with a budget of $150M, the film will most likely come in short. "Avatar" gained 26% this week bringing its gross to $28.8M beating out "Dear John" for fourth place. Its current total sits at $666.4M; a $750M final gross seems possible. But with the Oscars approaching, higher numbers may be possible for "Avatar." "Dear John" got crushed by "Valentine's Day" this weekend dropping to fifth place, grossing $18.2M. It still has a healthy total of $56.1M for the $25M pic, the $100M mark is possible, it will depend upon how much it drops next week.
"The Tooth Fairy" continued performing well, rising 20.8% grossing $8.0M bringing its total to $43.9M. "From Paris With Love" dropped to seventh place with $6.4M, total stands at a mere $17.5M after two weeks. "Edge of Darkness" grossed $5.6M bringing its total to $37.1M, a disappointing total of $50M might be possible.
"Crazy Heart" continued its successful wide run grossing $5.0M in week nine from only 1,005 theaters. Its total stands at $17.5M and it looks to make more once the Oscars are broadcast. "When in Rome" dropped to tenth place grossing $4.3M bringing its total to $26.9M, it should bring in about $35M total.
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This is for all the CNY folks: Paul Auster will be on campus on September 30th to give a George H. Ford Lecture on "Fiction and Translation." This event is being co-sponsored by the George H. Ford Lecture Fund, the Department of English, and the Reading the World Conversation Series.
Very cool opportunity to see Auster in an intimate setting (if you consider a room that seats 150 people to be intimate), and I'm sure he'll have a lot of interesting things to say about translation. He's always been a big advocate of French—and world—literature, and has published a number of translations, including pieces by Edmond Jabes, Pierre Clastres, Jacques Dupin, and others. (The complete list is available here.)
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> I want to be "lucky" too, but an inch of snow won't be enough to justify
> staying home. 3 inches, now, that'd be valid. :-)
> Cyndi
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Bank customers will be able to transfer money between accounts within hours not days, George Osborne announced today, as he promised a banking "revolution in customer choice".
Credit and debit card companies will also be forced to pass on money to businesses in a fraction of the time it takes at present as part of a package of measures to improve confidence in the banks.
It will also be made much easier for bank customers to swap their accounts to another provider while new entrants will be encouraged to come into the market.
In a speech in Dorset Mr Osborne said choice was the most powerful tool we have to improve markets and customer service, reward good companies and penalise poor ones.
"One of the prices we're paying for the financial crisis is that our banking sector is now dominated by a few big banks," he said.
"It verges on an oligopoly. I want new faces on the high street. I want upstart challengers offering new and better services that shake up the established players.
"From September this year, every customer of every bank in Britain will be able to switch their bank account from their existing bank to another one in seven days. All they will have to do is sign up to a new bank – and the rest will follow.
All the direct debits, the standing orders, everything will be switched for you with no hassle. This is a revolution in customer choice."
Mr Osborne also promised a revolution in the payments systems which is crucial to the banking system.
"Why, in the age of instant communication, do small businesses have to wait for several days before they get their money from a credit or debit card payment?" he asked. "Why do cheques take six days to clear?
"Customers and businesses should be able to move their money round the system much more quickly. Why is it that big banks can move their money around instantly, but when a small business wants to make a payment it takes days?
"The system isn't working for customers, so we will change it."
At the same time Mr Osborne announced he would introduce new legislation which, for the first time, will force banks to split up their investment arms from their retail operations.
The move is designed to prevent banks "gambling" with deposit money and allow banks' investment arms to go bankrupt without threatening savers. Any bank which fails to comply with the new rules could be forced by the Bank of England to sell off its investment or retail operations – the so -called "electric ring fence".
The decision to "electrify" the ring fence between customer banks accounts and investment banking is a surprise as Mr Osborne and other senior ministers had previously appeared hostile to the move.
However the Chancellor is thought to have concluded that the proposal, put forward by the Chairman of the Banking Commission, Andrew Tyrie, was necessary to reassure the public the new rules have "teeth" and couldn't be manipulated by the banks in the future.
Mr Osborne also took swipe at the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, suggesting that his anti-bank rhetoric is damaging a vital British national interest. "Any bunch of politicians can bash the banks, chase the headlines, court the populist streak," he said.
"But what good would that do our country? The jobs, the investment, the banking system we all need would go with it. Let's take the anger we feel about the banks and turn it into change to build the banking system that works for us all."
Labour's Shadow Treasury Minister, Chris Leslie, said the Chancellor was being dragged towards a partial climbdown.
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Dissolve yeast in the lukewarm water in the processor bowl.
Add sugar, salt, oil, and the all-purpose flour.
Process with the metal blade for 15 seconds.
Let rise in the processor bowl for 20 to 30 minutes.
Add the rye flour and caraway seeds.
Process until a ball forms on the blades, about 5 seconds.
Knead dough on a lightly floured surface for 1 to 2 minutes, until smooth and elastic;
Form into a loaf about 8 inches long, with tapered ends, and place on a greased baking sheet.
Cover and let rise in a warm place (80-85°F) until doubled in bulk, about 45 to 60 minutes.
Brush crust with lightly beaten egg and sprinkle with additional caraway seeds.
Bake in a preheated 375°F oven for 30 to 40 minutes.
Cool on a wire rack.
Serve at once.
Loaf is compact and moist.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1471 Calories from Fat 376
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 43 g65.9%
Saturated Fat 6.3 g31.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 211.5 mg70.5%
Sodium 2029.6 mg84.6%
Total Carbohydrates 235 g78.5%
Dietary Fiber 41.9 g167.5%
Sugars 17.2 g
Protein 49 g98.1%
Vitamin A 6.2% Vitamin C 5.3%
Calcium 24.1% Iron 118.5%
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Above: Framed "Joy" and "Home" by Jennifer Blakeley, Alphabet Photography, $39 each. Make it personal Monogrammed items will always look chic and classic.
Above: West Elm's striped-border hand towels with tassled fringe are woven in 100 per cent pure yarn-dyed cotton. Available in Stone White/Platinum/Blue Willow, $10 each. Monograms available for an additional $7. Learn more.
Alphabet DIY Below: This photo, courtesy of Pottery Barn, inspired me with its framed letters of the alphabet. It's a simple idea to recreate. Enlarge family members' initials in various fonts from your computer and print them on plain or coloured paper. Frame them up with vintage or new frames and create a wonderful arrangement like the one shown below in a home office, family room or hallway.
Above: Rustic metal letters (M shown on desk) from Pottery Barn, $38 each. Monogrammed mugs Whether you're at home or at the office, it'll be easy to track your cuppa java if you have a pretty monogrammed mug.
Above: Homegrown monogrammed mugs, $8 each. Below: Monogrammed mug, $6. Both from Anthropologie.
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Above: Red EAT sign in painted wood from Pottery Barn, 3 letters, $63. Hitting the nail on the head Get creative with the alphabet and head to the hardware store for a sack of nails. Here's a clever idea I found on one of my favourite websites, Remodelista. I think this would be a fun way to make signs for the cottage or a garden shed.
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|Lemon juice
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Pound the walnuts and garlic to a paste; (put them through the garlic press first), stir in the crumbs, then the milk, season with salt, lemon juice and cayenne pepper.
The sauce should be about the consistency of cream.
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Sprinkle with fresh green herbs (chives, basil or oregano) before serving.
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Calories 1007 Calories from Fat 613
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Total Fat 73 g111.7%
Saturated Fat 11.3 g56.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 22.6 mg7.5%
Sodium 904.3 mg37.7%
Total Carbohydrates 82 g27.4%
Dietary Fiber 19.9 g79.6%
Sugars 21.5 g
Protein 31 g61.5%
Vitamin A 383.7% Vitamin C 68.2%
Calcium 51.8% Iron 48%
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When you want a sleek race jersey that doesn't represent a team, turn to the Giordana FormaRed Carbon Custom Women's Jersey. Why FormaRed Carbon? Chances are its softness, aerodynamics, breathability, fit, and comfort far exceed your team-sponsored jersey, and after all, they only want the best for you.
Starting with the bulk of the jersey's construction, Giordana went with its slightly compressive and incredibly soft Asteria 2.0 fabric. With a nylon/Lycra composition weight of 140g/m2, the FormaRed Carbon (FRC) jersey provides a high-level of muscle support, nearly approaching the medical compression level (240g/m2). So, at FRC's denier, you can't expect much promotion of blood flow to the heart, but your muscle groups will receive some assistance at resisting road vibration and oscillation. Additionally, the material's threads per centimeter (TPC) is among the highest available on the market. In fact, prior to Asteria 2.0, the highest thread count hovered around 36 TPC. This means that, compared to most competition, the FRC is softer, more conforming, and has a higher level of wicking capability. And remarkably, Asteria 2.0 achieves this at a lighter weight than most Lycra blends. Why is this important? Well, if you've worn compressive fabrics, you'll have notice that their heavy in comparison to traditional Lycra. So, this fabric encompasses their key traits without the detriment of a weighty, poorly-breathing composition.
For moisture management, Asteria 2.0 features a honeycomb knit construction that rapidly pulls moisture away from the skin. From there, the moisture rapidly evaporates at the surface due to the fabric's new treatment. However, with Asteria's breathability being coupled with the ultralight Micro-mesh panels at the underarms and inner-collar, thermo-regulation and core temperature are so well managed that your perspiration will greatly reduced. But, should you need to perform an on-the-fly heat dump during an HC, the zipper is equipped with a full-length camlock zipper.
Now, you're probably starting to wonder where the 'carbon' is in FormaRed Carbon. Well, it's actually covering the back and side panels -- Host Carbon to be exact. Essentially, this material features a lightweight composition with a carbon fiber filament. Why? Essentially, with the carbon filament, material stretch becomes omnidirectional and controlled, but not just in the supportive sense. Basically, the carbon reinforces the honeycomb-knit Lycra, making it lighter, yet stronger, and allowing to universally stretch in all directions, not just four-way. Additionally, the carbon fiber blocks out static and rogue atmospheric electrical interference for an increased anaerobic output and a delayed onset of fatigue.
Rounding out the construction is the most important feature of the jersey, its fit. FRC benefits from Giordana's innovative contoured cut. Essentially, the jersey has been created on an anatomic curve in order to clone the female body in the cycling position. By doing this, abrasion is minimized, and fabric bunching and pinching is eliminated. To secure this position, Giordana incorporated its Aerofix arm cuffs and waistband. At the cuffs, the new Aerofix design uses a low-profile, seamless cuff that holds strong while maintaining an aerodynamic presence. And for further comfort, the entirety of the jersey have been constructed with four-needle flatlock stitched seams.
For housing your ride essentials, the jersey features three rear cargo pockets and a zippered security pocket, as well.
The Giordana Trade FormaRed Carbon Custom Women's Jersey is available in five sizes from X-Small to X-Large and in the colors Giordana Black/white and Giordana Purple/white.
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Receiver Chad Ochocinco had one catch in the Patriots' season-opener and was on the field for a total of 18 snaps (penalties included).
On Tuesday morning, he shared his thoughts on Twitter:
The tweet drew a strong reaction from ESPN analyst Tedy Bruschi, who was co-hosting on sports radio WEEI on Tuesday.
While on WEEI, Bruschi urged Ochocinco to "drop the awe factor" and to "stop tweeting and get in your playbook." Bruschi added that Ochocinco shouldn't be looking at things from a fan's perspective, but instead, from a standpoint of this being the expectation.
"You're not someone who's on another team or watching TV," Bruschi said. "You're not an analyst. You're a part of it. They want you to be a part of it. So get with the program because obviously you're not getting it and you're tweeting because you're saying, 'It's amazing to see'? It's amazing to see because you don't understand it. You still don't understand it and it's amazing to you because you can't get it.
"Stop tweeting and get in your playbook. Wake up! If you're just waking up now -- I don't know when this was, six minutes ago? -- get out your bed and get to the stadium and watch some film if you still think it's amazing. If you're in it and you know what you're doing and you execute out there you don't think it's amazing. You know why? Because it's what you're supposed to do."
On Wednesday morning, quarterback Tom Brady was asked about Ochocinco's tweet during his weekly appearance on sports radio WEEI.
"Chad, from the day that he got here, he's worked really hard to be a part of this offense and be involved," Brady told the "Dennis & Callahan" program.
"I don't know when he said that [about being in awe] or what he said, but I know that we're counting on him to be a huge contributor. And he expects that too. He expects to be out there making plays. When I'm in the huddle with him, he's very excited about being out there, making catches, doing the right thing and being in the right spot. He's definitely done that over the course of training camp. So anyone who has come to training camp knows that he's been a part of what we're trying to do since the day we got him. I'm excited for him. ..."
Asked about reaching the same kind of comfort level with Ochocinco as he has with Deion Branch and Wes Welker, Brady said, "I certainly hope so. We're going to need him. He does have my confidence. He has my trust. When he's out there, I'm definitely looking for him. He's going to be a big part of this offense, whether it plays out in Week 1, Week 3, or Week 5, every player on the roster is going to be counted on at some point."


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Jadeveon Clowney, the first overall pick as a linebacker out of South Carolina, is heavily expected to form an incredibly dangerous pass-rushing duo with defensive end J.J. Watt.
Watt is 6'5″ and weighs 289 pounds. Clowney is 6'5″ and weights 265 pounds. Both players have been able to produce plenty of frustration for the opposition's offense, and have constantly pressured the quarterback. There is no question Watt is going to do it for years to come, having 36.5 sacks over three years, but can Clowney do it?
Maybe a more appropriate question is, can Clowney have a better rookie season than Watt?
For starters, in Watt's rookie season, defensive coordinator Wade Phillips ran a 3-4 where Watt and Antonio Smith would penetrate the line, and the linebackers behind them would take care of the work they left behind.
With Romeo Crennel being the new defensive coordinator, his 3-4 system uses a lineman to attack the person in front, in order to draw double-teams so that the linebackers have an easier time not having to deal with the offensive linemen as much.
Now that we have the new defensive schemes out of the way, we have to remember it's still unsure of where Clowney will play. He could be a linebacker or a defensive end, but the Texans are weighing their options right now.
Watt had a solid season in 2011, where he had 48 tackles, 5.5 sacks, two fumble recoveries and four passes defended. Nothing great compared to his 2012 and 2013 seasons, however.
Watt's 2011 stats can easily be topped by Clowney, so he definitely can have a more remarkable rookie season than Watt. But it all comes down to whether or not Crennel's defensive scheme will help Clowney out more than the way Phillips' helped Watt's. It also depends on how and where the Texans want to use Clowney.
But overall, it is very likely that if these two players form a strong pass-rushing duo throughout their careers, it's quite possible we'll remember Clowney's extraordinary rookie season better than J.J. Watt's.
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I started out in the news business as a copy editor. Somehow, I became the journalist who worked with art directors to redesign magazines. Then came the real fun. I've spent the last 13 years building, designing and programming digital news products. At FORBES, we've transformed a Web site into a full-fledged publishing platform, with radical new models for both content and advertising. Today, when I read this or that site is "redesigning for the future," I can't help but think of Earl Scheib. He was the fast-talking sales guy who became notorious in the 50s and 60s for his quick-fix paint-coating systems and the slogan, "I'm Earl Scheib, and I'll paint any car, any color for $29.95. No ups, no extras." Most digital designers play much the same game. For a lot more zeros, pricey extras NOT included, they'll give you a shiny new thing.
My point is this. I've learned that fancy fonts, pretty colors, bigger photos, even cool functionality, won't cut it any more. The news business faces huge challenges. Disruptive technologies emerge by the day. The high cost of quality content runs counter to falling ad rates. If there wasn't enough competition already, marketers want to be publishers, too -- because they easily can. Together, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are challenging a century of rule by traditional media. The task can no longer be, "Hey, let's make this thing look better -- and throw in a few razzmatazz parallax scrolling full-screen photos while you're at it." There's a bigger job. Business models must be fixed. Advertising and labor issues facing every news organization, FORBES included, need to be addressed. To do that, inventive strategies must be implemented, risks that can lead to failure need to be taken. If journalists don't push designers and themselves for breakthroughs, the best they can hope for is not much at all. That's its own kind of failure.
Today, we began to roll out a new architecture for page screens. We call them intelligent scrolling streams. You're on one right now. One key feature: rich, continuous streams of content (post after post after post) that are curated and personalized -- and importantly, serve our business, too. Another critical component: progressive loading of ad units and new scalable, trackable and measurable ways to monetize the streams. Each element of the screen is built within a responsive framework, so when the time is right we can move the experience to smartphones and tablets. By first seeking answers for critical business challenges, we found ourselves making the screens simpler, cleaner and more readable, too. It's also easier to discover content, to follow and read more from a favorite contributor, to find groupings of related posts and different takes on a subject. In a bigger sense, they represent our next step in a quest to build a sustainable model for ad-supported journalism in the digital era.
For now, the new experience can be seen by 5% of our audience. Our technology team made this post and stream available to everyone. Over the next months, we'll expand the roll-out. We'll test and measure performance, as we did over the summer with specific elements. We'll fix what doesn't quite work as planned, make adjustments and introduce new elements. This strategy is consistent with our relentless focus on product iteration.
Here's the thinking behind it all and the business challenges and opportunities we're addressing:
1) The Header: It needs to work for the brand, consumers and marketers, too.
Everyone wants a piece of the top of the page. On most news sites, it's become a kitchen sink of branding, story promotion, navigation, special offers and whatever else can be jammed in to appease departmental factions. One major news site exposes 22 navigational links in its header, with another 240 in 11 different drop-down menus (we once did the same to satisfy editors and sales people alike, never mind the minuscule clickthroughs). Our new header is designed to serve our brand, our business, consumers and marketers. The cover promotion is a simple way to connect our powerful print heritage with an audience of 25 million digital consumers (this space will also be used for other print and digital stories). The promotion to its right is editorially selected. The one next to that highlights relevant content from our BrandVoice partners, as selected by producers who work for our sales team. The final one is reserved for editorial posts that carry sponsor support, so it also works for our business. The navigational links at the very top (new posts, most popular, etc) are historically our most clicked on. Rolling over the FORBES logo reveals all our key channels. The full header contracts as you scroll down the screen to display a rotating ticker of posts trending on Forbes.com and across the social Web.
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Our 1,200-strong contributor network is at the core of our unique content model. Staff reporters and contributors effectively own their page. They self-publish, write headlines and captions, curate related content in what we call Vest Pockets (see the promotional area on the left as you scroll down) and manage their individual communities by moderating comments. Now, we're giving them even more branding than before, moving their bios, Web presence (Twitter and Facebook), most recent and popular posts to the very top of their page. We do the same for BrandVoice customers, making their presence and content even more transparent than before. Roll over my image at the top of this post to see how it all opens up.
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This is a new way to consume pages, putting an end to pagination. In appearance, it's simple. Under the hood, it's complicated. When you scroll to the bottom of a post (after the comments and promotional items), a new post loads with a brief spinning pause, to let you know it's loading. The more you scroll, the more posts you get. You can also click the Next Post tab to the right to move quickly down the screen to the next story. So, what determines the Next Post in a stream? Our editors and writers determine part of it. So do our business interests. Each consumer plays a role, too, based on how they use the site. That means your streams will increasingly be different than mine or anyone else's. Here's how it works:
-- When you arrive on a post (from search, a social news stream, Forbes.com or elsewhere), the next few posts beneath it will be related content curated by the first post's author or our newsroom producers. Posts you've read before will not appear in the stream.
-- Next will come posts from our BrandVoice partners or those that carry sponsor support. At first, these posts will be specific to the topic vertical, or channel, of the initial post selected. Eventually, they will be far more contextual to the posts themselves.