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Why do you have to call it "controversial"? Sure, some people don't trust Microsoft's community promise or implementing their "open" standards, but software itself isn't controversial ... it's just code.
Or if you mean to say that there are some people who don't approve of its use, well, heh, every piece of software you mention should then be tagged with "controversial". Anybody know a piece of software that everyone in the world likes?
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White Sox starter, Blue Jays rookie coming off strong starts
Hector Noesi will open the three-game series against the Blue Jays at U.S. Cellular Field on Friday as the White Sox kick off a six-game homestand.
Noesi shut down his former team, the Mariners, over 7 1/3 innings Saturday, allowing one unearned run on five hits with four strikeouts. He did not factor in the decision, but the White Sox won in 10 innings.
He's been sharp his last two outings, allowing only one earned run over 14 1/3 innings. Noesi said he's out to silence his critics and the teams that have previously given up on him.
"Sometimes when you don't believe in somebody, sometimes they need to show me that I can do it, that I can believe in something," Noesi said. "When I got here, [White Sox pitching coach Don] Cooper told me a lot of things; we talked. That's why I'm getting better, because he told me that I can do it."
The Blue Jays will respond with Marcus Stroman, who's arguably been their best starter since he was recalled in late May. The rookie right-hander is 6-3 as a starter and owns a 2.59 ERA in 13 career starts.
He went nine innings but took a no-decision in the Blue Jays' extra-innings win over the Tigers on Saturday.
"It was awesome," Stroman said. "Me and [catcher Dioner] Navarro were on a roll; he has been great all year. I felt like I was able to stay in the zone and make quality pitches, use my sinker to get outs."
Blue Jays: Lind returns, Encarnacion expected back Friday
Adam Lind made his long-awaited return to the Blue Jays' lineup in a 6-3 loss to the Mariners on Tuesday night, and Edwin Encarnacion will likely join the team on Friday night in Chicago.
Lind was activated from the 15-day disabled list prior to the game and went 0-for-3 with a strikeout. He took the spot of left-hander Brad Mills, who was designated for assignment after Monday's 11-1 loss to the Mariners.
Meanwhile, Encarnacion completed his two-game rehab stint with Triple-A Buffalo on Wednesday. He has been out since July 5 with a strained right quadriceps muscle.
Encarnacion appeared in a total of four rehab games in the Minor Leagues and had three hits in 12 at-bats. The highlight came on Tuesday night when he hit a first-pitch grand slam for the Bisons.
White Sox: Beckham keeps working
Bright spots like his Tuesday night heroics have been few and far between this season for Gordon Beckham, but his manager has admired the mindset and work ethic he's maintained while his batting average has plummeted nearly 80 points.
"There are times when he's frustrated, but he doesn't take it to the field," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said before Wednesday's series finale in San Francisco. "Look at last night. Defensively, he doesn't take it with him out there. That's a mature response.
"Anybody struggling, not feeling right, sometimes you see they might miss a pitch here or there because their mind might be wandering, but he hasn't let that happen."
Worth noting
• The White Sox have lost 30 games this season after holding a lead, the third-highest total in the Major Leagues behind Texas (36) and Toronto (31)
• Paul Konerko hasn't played many games in San Francisco (Tuesday was his ninth) in his 16-year career, but he is one of the last remaining Major Leaguers to have played at Candlestick Park. Adrian Beltre, Jason Giambi, LaTroy Hawkins, Joe Nathan, Aramis Ramirez, Alex Rodriguez and Jamey Wright join Konerko on that slim list.
Jamie Ross is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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As Forrest Gump said, you can tell a lot about a person by their shoes. And more than 150 men who donned heels to walk a mile through downtown Frederick on Saturday were trying to send a very loud and clear message with their footwear.
"Love should never hurt," said participant Phil Briggs, who donned a pink dress along with his pumps.
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Rodney Martin, Milt Crutchley and Jeff Schaeberle, all of Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ in Frederick, challenged their congregation to donate more than $1,500. Meeting that goal meant they were decked out in shoes, dresses and jewelry Saturday afternoon.
At the walk's afterparty at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center, Martin said a woman in the congregation has used Heartly House's services in the past, which puts the event especially close to their hearts.
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Team "Bearded Tutus," made up of Greg Johnson, Stuart Terl and former Frederick Alderman Joe Baldi, also went above and beyond the high-heels requirement. As their team name suggests, they wore tutus, as well as nail polish and jewelry.
"Aside from raising money for a really good cause, we made a lot of people smile today," Terl said.
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Donald Carver agreed.
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"Men are just getting more and more excited about bringing people into the event," said Heartly House CEO Roberta Geidner. She finds hope in the fact that "men who believe that we should have a nonviolent society" have walked in increasing numbers each year. She is particularly delighted to see that men are bringing their children along.
"Often because domestic violence is so ridden with shame, guilt and stigma, we don't talk about it," she said. Men who come to the event with the next generation in tow send the message that "the cycle stops here."


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Dec 29, 2014A great King Kong remake with great acting and an especially terrific performance from Andy Serkis who's motion capture effects is the best CGI in the film as the dinosaurs looked fake. Overall, King Kong is a great remake and remains in my top 10 monster flicks of all time. 8/10 (Great)
Dec 17, 2014It is the unexplained feeling of watching King Kong . It is epic , a film that merges all of the seventh art styles . In my opinion the best ever made so far.
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Sep 3, 2014Peter Jackson's re-imagination of King Kong is a swell time to spend three hours. The new vision is stunning and heartfelt--he is influenced by the original work, but brings a new focus to the story.
Aug 17, 2014With some strong points to make and an engaging story, "King Kong" is a surprisingly decent remake of a celebrated classic. The first thing to praise is its visuals, of course. Watts is a good fit for the role, as are Black and Chandler, while Adrien Brody is perhaps a bit too sorrowful. The film certainly succeeds in making its audience sympathize with the beast and get its ecological message.
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Apr 26, 2014Great cast,amazing acting and absolutely wonderful graphics.The movie is long but we don't see the time pass because the movie is so awesome.There is so many action scenes and the dinosaurs were realistic.I didn't like the original but this one wow!
Jan 26, 2014
Jan 22, 2014Kong resonates almost every genre in a turbulent movie ride of a lifetime. There is so much cinematic elements of range happening in every scene that can be occasionally an unusual mixture, but to embrace film and it's artistry all jammed into a 3 hour epic of our time is before you in another one of Peter Jackson's excellent work.
Jan 17, 2014King Kong is petty good in terms of story and acting, but its 187 minute runtime makes it feel like you're watching it for a month. While movies like Lawrence of Arabia and Gone With The Wind may be justifiably long, King Kong isn't.
Dec 29, 2013Yes, "King Kong" is slightly overlong (theatrical: 187 minutes, extended: 201 minutes), but you cannot deny that it is an emotional and powerful epic. Director Peter Jackson, who also helmed the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, once again brings us a memorable, visually stunning adventure.
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Apr 11, 2013Visually impressive, nostalgic and epic. Peter Jackson's King Kong is a beautiful and terrific remake that, though long, doesn't feel as long as it actually is and is filled with well choreographed sequences and heart-felt moments. Always a pleasure to watch.
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Mar 30, 2013A lavish long-winded beautiful bore. Compacted with unnecessarily elongated scenes that take away from the central theme. A movie at first you enjoy but are then forced to endure.
Mar 24, 2013Very good special effects although the plot line could have used a bit more.
Mar 3, 2013This is probably the most anticipated movie of 2005. It was very entertaining and very unpredictable. Naomi Watts and Jack Black were fantastic for their roles. It's so entertaining that the 3 hours of it feels like 1 hour.
Feb 14, 2013Peter Jackson has done it again. King Kong is majestic, beautifully executed and a stunning love story. The movie is simple, but so effective, just a tragic story that holds you emotionally and visually from beginning to end. King Kong proves that Jackson is one hell of a director.
Feb 3, 2013esta es una entretenida sofocante y excitante película llena de actuaciones espectaculares y ni que decir de sus efectos esta es sin duda otra obra maestra de peter jackson
Dec 19, 2012"King Kong" is a wonderfully imagined retelling of a cinema icon. Perhaps it's an overlong adventure, but things start ratcheting up once Kong is finally introduced. Excellent filmmaking.
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Nov 28, 2012It may have dragged a bit in some parts but Peter Jackson's visually resplendent remake of "King Kong" still resonated well with me in the end.
Nov 8, 2012King Kong opens up quietly asking questions and provoking thoughts. It then entrances us by plucking us from our chairs and throwing us into a dazzling and breath-taking fantasy world created with some incredible special effects. To seal the deal, in its last hour, it grows close to our hearts and then floors us.
Jun 30, 2012The more I watch this movie, the crappier it gets. Why? Because half of it is just screaming.. The acting was crap for the most part, I hate to **** talk Peter Jackson, but sorry man, this one was good for its time, but it has died to me.
May 25, 2012King Kong has very jaw dropping brawls with Kong. The story is everything that King Kong is and should be. Its a great remake and a very memorable story.
Apr 21, 2012With KING KONG, Peter Jackson has added yet another epic film to his resume'. Ground-breaking special effects, along with an excellent plot and cast, makes the film thoroughly engrossing, (and at times, terrifying). The only drawback is the length. (And many agree on this point). The film could have intensified exponentially if only it was a good two and a half hours instead of three and change.
Apr 15, 2012Best King Kong by a long shot. Worth watching with a friend and much better than the other ones. King Kong 7.4
Mar 31, 2012First off, this is a 9.5 out of 10. Effects are spectacular. To king kong, to environments, to dinosaurs, to epic airplane battles, this movies have awesome visual effects. Score is good, Acting well done, and story is good. Probably long and pulled on but still good. Overall, great movie. A great blockbuster.
Jan 9, 2012Great movie, nice soundtrack and environment, but way to long. The movie is really good, but so long that it gets quite boring after some time...and it gets exciting again at the ending.
Dec 10, 2011Quite good! The effects were tremendous. Even so is the fight scene between Kong & Dinosaurs!!! Very compelling!!! But after that, it's borin'... Too much effort in tellin' the Kong-going-NY story instead of the interaction between the duo and the 'triangle'...
Nov 20, 2011I dont care what other people say. For me it is one of the best movies ever! The action and graphics are awesome! Its just so sad that King Kong has to die so tragicly... I cry everytime I see the ending.... And im boy but i dont care...
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Nov 11, 2011Saw this movie once again after a long time, and i still love it. Though better CGI will come in future years the emotions portrayed by kong will never fail to enthrall. Its a true masterpiece and the best kong movie made up-to date, this will always be in my list of all time greatest movies.
Oct 9, 2011It doesn't disappoint as a remake. Actually, Peter Jackson's vision of King Kong is more epic, passionate and unforgettable than the original.
Sep 27, 2011"King Kong" is a great summer blockbuster movie that will throw you out of your mind. However, that's as far as the movie can get to you.
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Jul 29, 2011Jackson's King Kong With Best THE BEST Action Sequences And Great Music By James Newton Howard It's Not A Film But An Anthology Of True Love.Great Film
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Feb 15, 2011While the ending wasn't really satisfying, overall, it was a fun ride. And I actually didn't mind the length of the movie, something I criticised Peter Kackson's LOTR trilogy for.
Dec 15, 2010king kong is the remake of the original movie. there is no novelity in the script. the movie is just a remake.
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Oct 30, 2010the minute length was way too longer when its resonant, but that didn't stop Peter Jackson for making this perfect hit.
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A surprisingly tender, even heartbreaking, film. Like the original, it's a tragic tale of beauty and the beast.
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RIP',freeborn thank you for all the years of magic you brought to millions form all over the world to enjoy and learn from, we all loved your work, thank you...
The British born make-up artist, Stuart Freeborn, died earlier this week. The renowned make-up artist had a career than spanned six decades. This largely self taught artist contributed to such films as the original Star Wars Trilogy, Superman 2-4, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Doctor Strange Love to name just a few.
One of his most famous creations is that of Yoda, the Jedi Master (pictured below with Irvin Kershner).
George Lucas had this to say about Freeborn: "He brought with him not only decades of experience, but boundless creative energy. His artistry and craftsmanship will live on forever in the characters he created. His Star Wars creatures may be reinterpreted in new forms by new generations, but at their heart, they continue to be what Stuart created for the original films" (read the BBC's full obituary here).
Our thoughts go out to the Freeborn family as well as all that knew him personally. Another movie legend as passed, but his work will live on forever.
RIP',freeborn thank you for all the years of magic you brought to millions form all over the world to enjoy and learn from, we all loved your work, thank you...
Thank you Stuart for all those fantastic creations that have and continue to entertain us.
Very sad news...part of my childhood was impacted by his creation and will always remember what he created.
I add my thanks for the awe and wonder he has put into my life and many others!
My condolences to his family. He was a true legend in the FX industry and showed that he didn't need an ounce of CGI to sell his creations to the audience!
Guess its no wonder that such iconic characters would have been originated by a master craftmans such as Mr Freeborn. After watching episodes of Face Off on the syfy channel I can't help but admire those who can take raw materials and paint then craft such beautiful creations that can help us believe there is still magic left in the world.
Thanks Mr. Freeborn. Your life's work lives on.
Rest in peace, good sir. Thank you so much for sharing your imagination and genius with us.


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O's No. 2 prospect, drafted fourth in 2012, to oppose Morrow in Toronto
When Kevin Gausman received the news on Tuesday, he had a tough time wrapping his head around the idea. The 22-year-old Orioles prospect was informed that he would be making his first Major League start on Thursday against the Blue Jays in Toronto, and it took until Wednesday for the news to really sink in.
"I don't think it really hit me until today, until my second flight here from Atlanta," Gausman said. "Then I just kind of was thinking, you know, 'Wow, I'm really here. It's crazy.'"
Gausman was the fourth overall pick in last year's First-Year Player Draft, and MLB.com lists him as the Orioles' No. 2 prospect. He was called up to take the place of Jair Jurrjens, who was optioned on Tuesday after allowing four runs in his only start of the year.
In eight starts this season with Double-A Bowie, Gausman is 2-4 with a 3.11 ERA. His last outing before the promotion came on Friday, when he struck out a career-high 10 batters.
The callup might have come earlier than expected, but with the O's rotation struggling -- Gausman will be Baltimore's 11th starter this season -- and top pitching prospect Dylan Bundy injured, the LSU product will get his first experience in a big league game on Thursday.
"Obviously, it's going to be really exciting," Gausman said. "I try and not think about it too much -- just go out there and keep doing what you're doing and throw strikes."
Toronto will send another former top-five pick, Brandon Morrow, to the mound to take on the young Gausman. The 28-year-old right-hander is set to make his second start since being scratched twice with soreness in his upper back and neck earlier this month.
Morrow pitched relatively well in his return on Saturday before being undone by a pair of Robinson Cano home runs. He threw five innings, allowing five runs on seven hits. Manager John Gibbons was happy with Morrow's performance and said he should forget about Cano's homers.
"The thing about Brandon, he's got dominating stuff," Gibbons said. "When he's on, he can shut you down. We feel good any time he steps on the mound, too."
Blue Jays: Gose makes first start
Two days after being called up from Triple-A Buffalo, outfielder Anthony Gose made his first start of the year on Wednesday against the Rays.
In his second overall appearance of the season, Gose went 1-for-4 and scored a run. He took Melky Cabrera's spot at the top of the order and in left field with fly-ball pitcher Mark Buehrle on the mound.
"With Melky's legs, he hasn't been running particularly well; he's been victimized by some balls out there," Gibbons said.
Orioles: Reimold not traveling to Toronto
When the O's embark on a six-game road trip starting Thursday in Toronto, left fielder Nolan Reimold will stay in Baltimore to see a physical therapist.
Reimold hasn't played since May 11 because of a strained right hamstring; two MRIs were performed to confirm the injury. He was placed on the 15-day disabled list on May 18, retroactive to May 12. He will be eligible to return on Tuesday, though manager Buck Showalter said that's unlikely.
"I'm hoping he can start taking some batting practice while we're gone, but not until he's 100 percent with his leg," Showalter said. "He can do some things hitting that won't jeopardize it. But this is a little unique where he is with his things. ... The work that he has to get done should get done [in Baltimore]."
Worth noting
• Adam Jones started at DH on Wednesday while dealing with soreness in his groin, though he could return to center field in Toronto.
• The Blue Jays enter the weekend series against the division-rival Orioles with a 10-18 record against the American League East.
Jeremy Warnemuende is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Chen Group | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | |
Chen Lab | Public Health Sciences | The Chu Chen Lab is conducting a hospital-based study to discover biomarkers that may improve diagnosis and prognosis of oral cancer. Several other studies focus on the links between genetic and environmental factors and development of, and/or survival from, tobacco-related and hormone-related cancers. |
Ching-Yun Wang Group | Public Health Sciences | |
Clurman Lab | Clinical Research | The Clurman Lab studies how cell division is regulated in normal cells, and how abnormal control of cell division leads to cancer. They hope to use these mechanistic insights into tumor formation to develop new cancer treatment strategies. |
Computational Biology | Public Health Sciences | Members of the Computational Biology Program use and develop novel computational methods, often in combination with wet-laboratory experiments, to investigate biological mechanisms across a broad range of topics. |
Cooper Lab | Basic Sciences | The Cooper Lab investigates proteins involved in the signaling pathways that allow cells to communicate with each other. In particular, they study a protein called Disabled and the Src protein family to better understand how they regulate normal cell behavior and the transformation of normal cells to cancer cells. |
Corey Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | The Corey Lab investigates the underlying mechanisms between herpes simplex virus pathogenesis and the host immune response. |
Delaney Lab | Clinical Research | |
Edlefsen Group | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | |
Eisenman Lab | Basic Sciences | The Eisenman Lab studies how cell proliferation, growth, and differentiation are regulated through the actions of transcriptional networks, and how this regulation is undermined during tumor progression. The lab employs the tools of molecular biology as well as mammalian and Drosophila genetics to study basic mechanisms underlying normal and abnormal cellular functions. |
Emerman Lab | Human Biology | The Emerman Lab studies the molecular and evolutionary basis for the replication of HIV and related viruses, with an emphasis on the interaction of these viruses with their host cells. Their goal is to understand what determines resistance or vulnerability to current, past and potential viral diseases. |
Etzioni Lab | Public Health Sciences | The Etzioni Lab focuses on statistical methods for prostate-cancer studies, with the goal of improving guidelines for screening and treatment. Etzioni has assessed the likely impact of prostate-specific antigen testing on prostate-cancer incidence and mortality, and developed approaches for evaluating new cancer-screening biomarkers. |
Fero Lab | Clinical Research | The Fero Lab studies how cell-cycle regulatory genes, p27 and Rb, control growth of tumors and normal tissues. Using novel mouse models and genomic technologies, they have discovered that cell cycle inhibitors and microRNAs regulate T-cell growth and differentiation, whereas mutations of these genes cooperate in lymphoma development. |
Fong Group | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | The Fong Group specializes in using biostatics and computer modeling to investigate complex biological problems, with an emphasis on vaccine development. The group is working together with other Hutchinson Center researchers to evaluate immune responses to HIV vaccines, and to design and analyze HIV vaccine trials. |
Fredricks Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | |
Galloway Lab | Human Biology | The Galloway Lab studies the mechanisms by which human papillomaviruses contribute to cancer, with an emphasis on types most likely to progress to cervical cancer. They work to understand the natural history of genital HPV infections and why only a small subset of women infected with high-risk HPVs develop cancer. |
Geballe Lab | Human Biology | The Geballe Lab studies the functions and mechanisms of genes encoded by large DNA viruses, such as cytomegalovirus and vaccinia virus, that act to promote viral growth by blocking host cell defenses. |
Gilbert Group | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | Statistical design and analysis of HIV vaccine efficacy trials |
Gottardo Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | The Gottardo Lab conducts research in computational biology and statistical genomics with applications to high throughput biological assays and immunology. |
Gottschling Lab | Basic Sciences | The Gottschling Lab uses budding yeast as a model system to investigate fundamental questions in biology. One of their current areas of research interest is the striking link between increasing age and cancer incidence in humans. |
Green Group | Clinical Research | |
Greenberg Lab | Clinical Research | The Greenberg Lab's guiding research goals are to understand the principles underlying T cell recognition of viruses and cancer cells, to determine why such responses often fail to eliminate the virus or cancer, and to develop cellular and molecular approaches that manipulate the immune system to treat human viral and malignant diseases. |
Hahn Lab | Basic Sciences | The Hahn Lab studies the mechanism and regulation of transcription, the process of mRNA synthesis. Transcriptional regulation is one of the key steps controlling cell growth, differentiation and development, and defects cause many human illnesses. Using biochemistry, structural biology and molecular genetics, the lab focuses on the mechanism of the large conserved protein complexes that regulate and promote transcription. |
Hansen Lab | Clinical Research | The Hansen Lab's primary research focus is graft-vs.-host disease (GVHD). Ongoing studies investigate whether monitoring of gene expression correlates with T-cell activation, programmed cell death, severity of GVHD, the patient?s response to primary therapy or treatment failure, and emergence of tolerance. |
Heimfeld Lab | Clinical Research | The Heimfeld Lab focuses on the translation of new cell-based therapies from the scientist's bench to the patient's bedside. Areas of research include improvements in specific cell-subset selection, large-scale therapeutic-cell culturing in closed systems, optimized cryopreservation and cell storage. |
Henikoff Lab | Basic Sciences | The Henikoff Lab studies the structure, function and evolution of chromosomes. They also develop tools for epigenomics and functional genomics. |
HICOR | Public Health Sciences | Dr. Ramsey directs the Research and Economic Assessment in Cancer and Healthcare (REACH) group, which focuses on cutting-edge cost-effectiveness and outcomes research in cancer prevention and treatment. REACH also has experience in designing and performing cost-effectiveness analyses of drugs, devices and interventions, with an eye towards supporting public and private decision making to maximize health value under resource constraints. |
Hockenbery Lab | Clinical Research | The Hockenbery lab studies programmed cell death (apoptosis) pathways that are defective in many cancer cells; and the role of cancer-cell metabolism in apoptosis, oncogene functions, and environmental/dietary risk factors, including excess supply of nutrients. After identifying cancer-selective targets, they carry out small-molecule screens for inhibitors to identify lead compounds as anticancer agents. |
Holland Lab | Human Biology | The Holland Lab works at the intersection of multiple disciplines to address the molecular basis of brain tumors and develop new approaches to their treatment. |
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Huang Group | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | The Huang Group focuses on the evaluation of biomarkers for disease prevention and control. The lab also studies genetic epidemiology, particularly the detection of gene-environment interactions based on genome-wide association studies and the construction of risk prediction models using the genetic regulatory network. |
Janes Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | |
Jerome Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | Chronic and latent phases of virus infections, virus immune evasion mechanisms, and potential curative therapeutic approaches to these infections. |
Kemp Lab | Human Biology | The Kemp Lab studies tumor formation in mice to better understand how environmental and genetic factors interact to cause cancer. They also work to develop simple blood tests for early cancer detection by discovering biomarkers, the proteins that signal the earliest traces of disease. |
Kiem Lab | Clinical Research | The Kiem Lab studies stem cell biology and stem cell gene transfer with the goal of developing new treatment strategies for patients with genetic and infectious diseases and cancers. |
Kooperberg Website | Public Health Sciences | |
Laboratory for the Study of Metastatic Microenvironments | Public Health Sciences | Seeks to understand some relatively basic questions regarding breast tumor cell dissemination and metastatic relapse. |
Lampe, P Lab | Public Health Sciences | The Paul Lampe Lab attempts to discover early detection cancer biomarkers and investigates the control of cell growth at the cell biology level. Of particular interest is the role that gap junctions play in the regulation of cell growth and the cell cycle, and the disruption of this relationship during cancer development. |
Lee Lab | Clinical Research | |
Li Lab | Public Health Sciences | Dr. Li uses a multidisciplinary approach to understand factors related to the causes and patient outcomes of breast cancer. Current projects include identifying new biomarkers that could be used for early detection, evaluating risk factors for different types of breast cancer, determining predictors of poor outcomes among breast cancer survivors, and assessing disparities in cancer stage, treatment and survival by race/ethnicity. |
Lund Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | |
MacPherson Lab | Human Biology | |
Madeleine Lab | Public Health Sciences | Dr. Madeleine's research focuses primarily on the molecular epidemiology of disease-causing agents, or pathogens, and the immune response to them that may be associated with cancer development and prognosis. Another interest is the role of chronic, undiagnosed immune system dysfunctions (such as those occurring with age, obesity, physical inactivity, hormone use, and UV exposure) in cancer development. |
Malik Lab | Basic Sciences | The Malik Lab hunts for rapidly evolving proteins in order to understand how conflicts between genes affect human evolution. Such genetic conflicts can arise between virus and host genes as each fights for survival, but they can affect the function of essential genes, including those implicated in cancer. |
Matsen Group | Public Health Sciences | |
McElrath Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | The McElrath Lab is dedicated to understanding the human immune response mechanisms in HIV infection and resistance in a way that can be translated into the development of an effective HIV vaccine. |
McGregor Lab | Public Health Sciences | The McGregor Lab leads the Stress Management and Relaxation Training, or SMART, studies, which focus on understanding the effects of stress management on behavioral and biological factors that are relevant to cancer development, such as diet, exercise, immune function, DNA repair and cellular aging processes. |
McIntosh Lab | Public Health Sciences | The McIntosh Lab develops primarily computational approaches for studying proteins and genomes in cancer. Their primary goal is to discover and evaluate diagnostic and early-detection biomarkers in serum, with research projects in ovarian, breast and pancreatic cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. |
Mendez Lab | Clinical Research | |
Moens Lab | Basic Sciences | The Moens Lab uses zebrafish as a model system to study how genes control the early development of the brain in vertebrates. Their work adds to our understanding of the causes of cancer because many of the genes that control embryonic development are the same ones that are wrongly regulated in cancer cells. |
Molecular Epidemiology Lab | Public Health Sciences | The Molecular Epidemiology Lab provides investigators working on population-based studies with laboratory-based research expertise through a collaborative scientific relationship. The lab is headed by Dr. Karen W. Makar in the Cancer Prevention Program and supports epidemiological and clinical investigators at FHCRC and their collaborators at other institutions. |
Mueller Lab | Public Health Sciences | Dr. Mueller's research focuses on the roles of maternal, gestational, early life factors, and early environmental exposures in the occurrence of childhood cancer and autoimmune diseases. She also studies reproductive history in relation to cancer and cancer survival in women, and reproductive outcomes among male and female childhood cancer survivors. |
Neiman Lab | Basic Sciences | |
Nelson Lab | Clinical Research | The J. Lee Nelson Lab studies microchimerism, a natural state in which cells are exchanged between mother and fetus during pregnancy and can remain in the other individual decades later. They study the role of this phenomenon in autoimmune diseases, pregnancy complications and cancer, as well as its impact on the success of blood stem-cell and organ transplants. |
Oehler Lab | Clinical Research | |
Olsen Lab | Basic Sciences | The Olsen Lab uses a combination of lipid biochemistry and genetics to study membrane maintenance in the nematode, C. elegans. Cellular membranes are affected in many diseases and in natural aging, and our main goal is to define genes that are important for preserving proper membrane composition and function. |
Olson Lab | Clinical Research | The Olson Lab studies pediatric brain tumors, brain development and neurodegenerative disorders. The lab has a strong focus on emergent technologies such as "tumor paint," which causes cancer cells to glow with light so that surgeons can see them during an operation. |
Overbaugh Lab | Human Biology | |
Paddison Lab | Human Biology | |
Pagel Lab | Clinical Research | The Pagel lab focuses on the development and improvement of antibody therapies for leukemia and lymphoma, with the goal of decreasing toxic side effects while increasing the treatment's effectiveness. Our projects focus on advancing radioimmunotherapy through a pre-targeted method of delivering radiation to tumor sites. |
Parkhurst Lab | Basic Sciences | The Parkhurst Lab studies how genes get turned on and off as fruit-fly embryos develop and how errors in this process can lead to cancer and other diseases. They also investigate wound healing and complex signals involving proteins that can affect a cell's "skeletal" structure. |
Paulovich Lab | Clinical Research | The Paulovich Lab works to characterize human variation and to relate this variation to clinically relevant endpoints, such as predicting a patient's risk of cancer and tolerance for treatments. Projects range from studying cellular DNA damage response in yeast and mammalian cells, to developing novel mass spectrometry-based technologies for finding and validating new protein biomarkers to serve as diagnostic tests. |
Peichel Lab | Human Biology | The Peichel Lab uses a small fish called the threespine stickleback as a model organism to conduct research aimed at identifying the genetic and molecular mechanisms that underlie evolutionary processes. Research topics include understanding evolution of the fish's behavior and sex chromosomes. |
Pepe Lab | Public Health Sciences | The Pepe Lab develops guidelines and software to promote the use of sound statistical methods by scientists who are working to evaluate diagnostic or prognostic medical devices and biomarkers. |
Peter Nelson Lab | Human Biology | Dr. Peter Nelson's lab focuses on understanding the molecular, cellular and physiological events that lead to cancer initiation and progression. A particular emphasis involves hormonal carcinogenesis and prostate cancer with the goal of developing new strategies for diagnosis, prognosis and therapy. |
Peters Studies | Public Health Sciences | |
Porter Lab | Human Biology | The Porter Lab focuses on identifying and understanding the molecular events in normal and cancer cells that are associated with the initiation and progression of human cancer, with a focus on breast and ano-genital cancers. They also investigate the molecular profiles that distinguish different types of cancer or determine an individual's cancer risk. |
Press Lab | Clinical Research | Dr. Press is a pioneer in immunotherapy, a treatment strategy that harnesses the power of the immune system. His lab engineers antibodies that help to destroy cells involved in blood cancers and carry radiation directly to cancer cells. They also genetically modify disease-fighting T-cells to boost their ability to recognize and kill lymphoma cells. |
Priess Lab | Basic Sciences | The Priess lab studies how cells coordinate their shape and fate during the development of complex tissues and organs. Most of these studies use the nematode C. elegans as a model organism. |
Prlic Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | The Prlic Lab primarily focuses on two populations of the adaptive immune system: CD8 T cells and NK cells. The lab studies these cells in a variety of different in vivo (mouse) and in vitro model systems to gain mechanistic insight and learn how to manipulate these cells for therapeutic purposes. |
Radiation and Environmental Exposure Studies | Public Health Sciences | The REES group focuses on identifying risk factors and causes of cancer and other diseases associated with many types of environmental exposures, including radiation, persistent organic pollutants, electromagnetic fields, and factors that disrupt normal circadian rhythm. Projects have focused on breast cancer, thyroid cancer and other thyroid diseases, lymphomas, and myelodysplastic syndrome. |
Radich Lab | Clinical Research | The Radich Lab studies the molecular genetics of response, progression and relapse in human leukemia. Research topics include the detection of minimal residual disease, the role of signal transduction abnormalities in leukemia, and the construction of gene-expression profiles of response and progression. |
Randolph Lab | Public Health Sciences | The Randolph Program's research focuses on mathematical and statistical methods for high-dimensional, functional and otherwise "non-standard" data including: image-based data, mass spectrometry, various spectroscopies, microbiome and genetic arrays as well as longitudinal data. Projects and collaborations involve studies for discovery and validation of molecular properties and markers of disease. |
Reid Lab | Human Biology | |
Research Cell Bank | Clinical Research | The Research Cell Bank (RCB) is a qualified, experienced research facility that has been actively engaged in clinical research through B-lymphoblastoid cell (B-LCL) transformation and maintenance, DNA extraction, and inventory control for more than 30 years. The RCB is currently expanding its role as a core repository of reagents and services to better serve the needs of investigators worldwide. |
Roberts Lab | Basic Sciences | The Roberts Lab has discovered key proteins that regulate cell division and explored how changes in cell-cycle proteins may inform the treatment of specific cancers. Current research focuses on the development of mouse models of human cancers. |
Roth Lab | Basic Sciences | The Roth Lab studies suspended animation and metabolic hibernation as a means to temporarily halt, or "dial down," metabolism. One day such techniques may help to buy time for critically ill patients on organ-transplant lists and in trauma situations. |
Salama Lab | Human Biology | |
Schiffer Group | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | The Schiffer Group aims to gain a better understanding of the quantitative features of human pathogens and immune responses. In close collaboration with colleagues at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the University of Washington, the Group designs mathematical models that capture growth and decay kinetics of infectious organisms. These models attempt to replicate detailed empirical datasets, and in turn are used to inform subsequent human studies and laboratory experiments. |
Shimamura Lab | Clinical Research | The Shimamura Lab works to understand the molecular mechanisms contributing to development of blood cells (hematopoiesis) and cancer (tumorigenesis), with the ultimate goal of informing rationally designed therapeutic strategies. Their research focuses particularly on genetic marrow failure syndromes. |
Shou Lab | Basic Sciences | The Shou Lab uses experimental biology, mathematics and engineering to study a variety of biological problems. Research interests include how cooperative systems evolve despite threats from "cheaters" that consume benefits without paying a fair cost, and how cells cope with nutrient limitations. |
Simon Lab | Clinical Research | The Simon Lab works toward identifying new anticancer drugs through a wide range of experimental techniques and systems, ranging from organic synthesis to genetic screens. |
Smith Lab | Basic Sciences | The Smith Lab works to understand how genetic recombination and DNA repair are accomplished, and how they are regulated to occur at the proper place and time. As deviations in this process can result in birth defects and cancers, this work may lend insight into the causes of these diseases and ways of predicting or preventing them. |
Spies Lab | Clinical Research | The Spies Lab focuses on experimental studies of the human NKG2D lymphocyte receptor and its ligands, and the mechanisms whereby these proteins stimulate or suppress immune responses against cancer and in autoimmune disease. |
Stamatatos Lab | Vaccine and Infectious Disease | |
Stirewalt Lab | Clinical Research | |
Stoddard Lab | Basic Sciences | The Stoddard Lab studies the structure and mechanism of enzymes, the body's catalysts of biological reactions, in order to harness them for use in biotechnology and medicine. The engineering and redesign of certain enzymes could be used in targeted therapies for genetic diseases such as hemophilia and cystic fibrosis. |
Storb Lab | Clinical Research | |
Strong Lab | Basic Sciences | The Strong Lab analyzes the structure of proteins and protein-receptor complexes that control the immune system's response to disease. Building on the principles learned from these studies, they also participate in a collaborative project to design proteins for a vaccine to prevent AIDS. |
Taniguchi Lab | Human Biology | The Taniguchi Lab's long-term research objective is to elucidate molecular mechanism of DNA damage response pathways, such as the Fanconi Anemia-BRCA (FA-BRCA) pathway, and their involvement in carcinogenesis. |
Tapscott Lab | Human Biology | The Tapscott Lab studies gene transcription and expression in normal development and disease, with an additional emphasis on rhabdomysarcomas (cancers with characteristics of skeletal muscle) and human muscular dystrophies. Other research areas include gene and cell therapies for muscular dystrophy, and the biology of triplet repeats and their associated diseases. |
Thompson Studies | Public Health Sciences | Led by Dr. Beti Thompson, this research group works to understand why disparities in cancer incidence and survival rates exist among different populations, especially Latinos. The group also supports efforts to reduce other health disparities, including diabetes and pesticide exposure, in minority communities in the United States and abroad. |
Tsukiyama Lab | Basic Sciences | The Tsukiyama Lab studies chromatin, the complex of DNA and proteins that make up our chromosomes, and how chromatin structure controls essential processes that take place on DNA. |
Ulrich Lab | Public Health Sciences | The Ulrich Group conducts research related to cancer prevention, prognosis and survivorship, with an emphasis on colorectal cancer. Topics of study include the effects of folate, vitamin D, exercise, diet and genetics on cancer risk, prognosis and treatment outcomes, and biological markers of cancer risk. |
Vasioukhin Lab | Human Biology | The Vasioukhin Lab works to better understand how individual cells work together to produce and maintain a normal mammalian organism. The underlying idea is that cancer can occur as a result of breakdowns in the mechanisms that regulate this communication. |
Vaughan Group | Public Health Sciences | |
Walter Lab | Clinical Research | |
Wang Program | Public Health Sciences | The Wang Lab focuses on developing statistical and computational methods to address scientific questions based on data from high throughput biology/genetics experiments. The ultimate goal is to enhance our understanding of cell activities and disease initiation/progression to a system level by integrating information from diverse biological sources (genetics/genomics, proteomics, and phenotypes). |
Warren Lab | Clinical Research | The Warren Lab studies human antitumor immune responses at the cellular and molecular level in order to learn how these immune responses can be exploited to treat human cancer. |
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by Ken Nail Equip your double-sized dash opening for A/V enjoyment with Jensen's VM9224 DVD receiver. The bright 6.2" widescreen displays movies and video when the car's parked, and transforms into a touchscreen interface when you're on the road. Play it all When you're ready to enjoy some tunes, play your favorite store-bought CDs and DVDs or discs you've loaded with MP3 and WMA files. You'll find an SD card slot and USB input for MP3 and WMA file playback too. And you can plug in and control your iPod® with the touchscreen. Further your sound enjoyment by adjusting the audio with the three-band equalizer, or keep it simple and select one of the eight preset EQ curves. Create an audio/video system Use the convenient front-panel audio/video auxiliary input to hook up your favorite portable audio player, a camcorder, or another video source. The receiver boasts a video output to send movies to rear video screen, and you'll also find an input for a rear-view camera — perfect for when you're maneuvering your vehicle in tight spaces. If you're building a high-powered system, you'll enjoy the utility of front, rear, and mono subwoofer preamp outputs. You can also add Jensen's NAV-104 navigation module to enjoy maps and guidance on your screen. Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the receiver, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters. Note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. Details:in-dash DVD receiver with 6.2" motorized touchscreeninternal amp (13 watts RMS CEA-2006/40 peak x 4 channels)fits double-DIN (4" tall) dash openingsplays CDs and DVDs (including MP3 and WMA files on disc)Audio features:24-bit D/A converter3-band EQ with eight preset tone curvesloudnessExpandability:iPod audio control built-in, iPod video requires optional jLink-USB cablecompatible with Jensen navigation systeminputs: front and rear A/V inputs, SD card slot, USB input, rear-view camera inputoutputs: video output, 5-channel preamp outputs (front, rear, and mono subwoofer)Other information:compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)CEA-2006 compliantwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee DVD receivers: They're not just for movies DVD receivers add a new level of entertainment to your vehicle. You can watch a movie on the screen when you're parked on a Saturday night, or play a DVD through your rear seat video setup on the road. Touchscreen receivers allow you to breeze through menus with the tip of your finger. Most DVD receivers feature a USB input for audio from your iPod, and the ability to add an adapter that allows video to display on the screen. Some receivers even offer connections for a center speaker and a subwoofer, so you can build a full-fledged theater in your car, just like at home.
decent touchscreen for a good price Written By Lawrence, Norfolk, Va on Sunday, April 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Bought this stereo to replace the factory unit in my 03 Silverado. I like the MP3/CD/DVD playback and the ipod ready controls. It will even display album art when playing. Pros: Ipod read. SD card slot displays photos and plays music from the card. Great proce versus comparable units. If you don't buy all the bells and whistles (bluetooth, nav) they can always be added later, its all modular. Cons: Boring interface, no dimmer control, too bright at night, only three band EQ.
Good product Excellent customer service!! Written By Robert P, Leesville, LA on Saturday, March 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Can't be beat for the money. I would probably of waited and gone with a more feature loaded one with brightness controls. This was my first purchase from crutch field and I have never dealt with a company that has such great customer service. My install was flawless ( because of detailed instruction) and I was having issues with my sub and amp and they answered on 3rd ring and I got an American who knew exactly what I was talking about and solved my problem. Will be a customer for along time! Pros: Price, looks, easy of use Cons: No brightness control
Jansen radio/DVD Written By HEC, Augusta, GA on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Seems to work OK for now, have not tried the video input yet. I put this unit in my motorhome for sound and video. Video is used as a rearview mirror. I have not really used it enough to give it a 5 star for reliability, but it does work. Pros: Good quality, heavy, with all the features I wanted. I would buy it again. Cons: Wish it could use my Bluetooth GPS for my Ipod. Is too big for my dash, had to modify it to hold the heavy unit.
Not for big Car Audio Written By Nick580, Norman, Oklahoma on Thursday, January 31, 2013 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value If you are looking to buy this product in order to slightly upgrade your stock reciever then this is the headunit for you. However, if you are interested in buying this in order to expand your cars system with anything other than component speakers then find something else. This has a 3 band equilizer... Its reference voltage is terrible and it tends to clip at quite a low volume. Aside from the technical flaws of this reciever my complaints are this: you cannot search for music by Artist, Genre, Song, ect..., the touch screen lags, and the screen is also inaccurate. I will admit that this will do it job, but it will not do it very well. Pros: does its job Cons: poor quality the inability to select songs by artist, genre, ect... innacurate screen
Meh Written By pmoradi2002, Orange County, CA on Sunday, August 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Bought it as a temporary thing until I buy a better unit, was very disappointed. Touchscreen is inaccurate and doesn't work sometimes. The unit lags A LOT. Whether I'm browsing through the menus, changing the volume, or changing the source it lags. DVD's take a very long time to load. Unit sometimes freezes up on iPod and I have to reset the iPod to make it work again. Pros: Cheap Works Cons: Lag lag lag Inaccurate touchscreen
Good For the Price Written By Big B, Auburn, ME on Sunday, July 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value bought this for the DVD player and am not disappointed, it works and looks good. I am a little sad that the radio reception I now get is not as good as my stock radio was. I experience a lot of static on stations that used to be strong and static free. Movies and CDs, MP3s all sound great though. I intend to add the Bluetooth hands free unit soon. Took about 2 hours to install, only had to remove a bracket in the back of my radio opening to get to fit snug, very snug. Pros: DVD's, CD's, and MP3s sound great. Loved the price, and I like the expandability. Touchscreen works flawlessly. I dont see the glaring need for a brightness level adjujstment that some others have stated. I got what I expected. Cons: Radio reception seems to be a step down from my stock unit, but thats about my only complaing.
Good purchase Written By Dmilitant1, Trinidad & Tobago on Saturday, June 30, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value ok...well u cant beat the price !!! really.....my only issues are 1. needs brightness control.... 2. wouldn't hurt to have a better eq !!! sorry...i NEEEEED to hear EVERYTHING ! 3. don't know if it's just me...but the dvd takes kinda long to load........ Pros: Affordable, easy to use, good output Cons: no brightness ctrl, needs to improve on the EQ
NICE RADIO Written By ROB, GLENS FALLS, NY on Wednesday, June 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I REALLY LIKE THIS PRODUCT, IT'S EASY TO USE, SOUND IS REALLY GOOD, AND IF YOU REPLACE YOUR FACTORY SPEAKERS WITH SONY FROM CRUTCHFELD AS I DID, IT EVEN SOUNDS BETTER, REALLY NICE, I LIKE IT A LOT. Pros: EASY TO USE, GOOD SOUND, OVERALL, NICE.. Cons: IF YOU WANT BLUE TOOTH YOU HAVE TO BUT A SEPERATE MODULE, SAME WITH NAVIGATION
Good for price Written By Dan, Cincinnati, OH on Thursday, April 26, 2012 rating "Coolness Factor" rating Build Quality rating Ease of Use rating Sound Quality rating Value First, for the price, you cannot beat it. So despite my criticism, I'm still very happy with the purchase. So here are the things I would have expected to be better: *desperately needs a brightness control - If you want to watch a movie when the sun is out, you have to tint your windows limo black. The music screens are bright enough that those are okay though. *bluetooth with a blackberry is a little weird. Could be the outdated phone, but pandora switches back to speaker phone output after each song and the onscreen navigation of the phonebook is really slow. The send/rcv calls though is fine...wish there was a volume boost option though. *power on volume memory please! I can't remember the last stereo I had that always turns on with the volume at the same soft setting you can't hear *radio reception is a little weak *1500 file limit on mp3's. For a DVD or CD disk that's fine, but I've got a 16GB SD card that I can only fill to about 6GB. Not sure if that limit applies to the ipod interface...I don't think it does. *some quirky behaviors with the back up camera. This might be partly an install issue since my "reverse" indicator also has power during a keyless entry unlock, but the radio will either get stuck on camera mode or shuts off when I put it in drive. I disabled the auto backup camera mode and only use it in manual camera mode to check on a trailer I'm hauling, which is great seeing how I can't even see most trailers when the tailgate is up. Pros: Great value, lots of basic features + DVD player for the price of a CD player. Cons: see list above
great for the price Written By harry, exton pa on Sunday, April 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Was easy to install. Works great has a lot of options to expand it into navigation and reverse camera. Works good with iphone and ipod but does not support my droid. I ordered it and got it the next day. Thatmade a big difference. Pros: Easy to install Great sound Easy to use Good picture quality Cons: Doesnt support droid Thats it
Jensen VM9224 Written By Mike, Missouri on Saturday, April 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value This unit sounds great in my '05 XB with the stock speakers that are 7 years old. Can't wait to replace the speakers for better quality. It has crashed on me a couple times, but could have been due to some maintenance that needed to be done with the car. Not sure, but I didn't have any issues with the unit that was replaced. The three band EQ is a little disappointing, but there are other options in the main menu to adjust the sound quality beyond the EQ. I only gave it a 4 on Ease, build quality, and coolness because it doesn't come with a remote and I have to buy a separate adapter to watch videos. I knew all this when I bought it, so I am not disappointed. It was worth the price and the sound is great. Pros: Sound Quality, Price, Ease of Installation Cons: Display Options, EQ, No Remote, extra cost to watch videos.
Jensen VM9224 Written By Zach, Missouri on Saturday, January 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I recently purchased this for my 2006 Mazda3. This is a great head unit for the price. As with most electronics you get what you pay for. It has the high quality sound you would expect from an aftermarket stereo but it lacks all of the bells and whistles of a more expensive unit. Pros: Price, Sound Quality, Touch Screen Cons: No fancy built in features but you are able to add on later. MP3 function could use a random for all files on "disc" instead of root folder as well.
Works Good - Looks Good Written By Dumokie, Oklahoma on Wednesday, September 07, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Even though the unit would not fit my dash correctly. The factory radio was recessed enough that this unit fit flush with the dash and with the wide trim it looks fine. The only problems are the time display needs to be larger and some glare problem.
Jensen VM9224 Written By ketcher, APO Heidelberg, Germany on Monday, August 15, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) this dvd Player works and looks good in my car
Not bad Written By Jay, Boston, MA on Monday, August 15, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit had good and bad reviews, I decided to try it out. I could not enjoy this unit more. I installed it myself, and it was suprisingly easier than I thought, and works great. I would give it 5 stars but i havn't rtried the camra yet i am installing it this weekend.
Great System Written By B, Fayetteville, NC on Tuesday, July 19, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I would advise anyone looking for an above basic automotive system to consider the Jensen VM9224, I can not give it the max rating because of all the optional equipment required to make it GPS, rear view and Bluetooth ready. I must say if you purchase all of the optional equipment, you can bring your current base auto close to the SYNC and other advance OEM entertainment , communication and information systems. I would also like to mention CRUTCHFIELD included a perfect installation package designed for my vehicle which made installation quick and easy.
Works great!!! Written By Contra, San Antonio, Texas on Thursday, June 16, 2011 I initially purchased the JVC KW-AVX740 for $499 at BB sound was acceptable, the IPOD interface was great the sharpness of the screen was awesome (never play movies), the Bluetooth didnt sync with my Sprint phones ay all...well not entirely anyway I had a Moment (smart phone with Android), it only allowed me to make calls from the deck but hang up from the phone as it never synced correctly so I switched back to my old pre-smart phone, my Exclaim it allowed me to make calles, hang up and recieve calls, but no phonebook... I switched to my LG optimus and couldnt make calles or hang up, all phones used the same protocols and they were the same as the deck called for my brother-in-law has an IPhone 4 and his kids have IPhon 3s and they all worked perfectly in every respect, bought the Jensen... sound is acceptable, the IPOD interface was great the sharpness of the screen is acceptable (never play movies anyway), but the bluetooth works perfectly!!! as a bonus the IPOD interface is in the rear and works great!!! and I still get a SD aswell as USB slot up front, plus it costs less so to recap the only thing I lost from going to the Jensen from my JVC was the sharpness of the screen (remember I don't watch movies so havent even tested it yet) and ability to change button colors aswell as text/backgroung (and higher end name brand) the gains are bluetooth and 2 USB inputs one rear and one front, plus it costs less
Tried to save money and got junk in return Written By Chris B, Flushing NY on Wednesday, June 08, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit looked appealing because of the price tag but its so terrible I want to cry. The sound quality from my stock unit was better. The interface is so poor and ugly, there's a reason why there is so few screenshots of it on the web. It has a 3 band EQ, are you kidding jensen? The J link for the iphone is awful. It wont play videos or display pics. The nav unit is worse. So slow and really poor looking. This thing is basically a playskool "My first Double Din". Do yourself a favor, spend a few hundred more for a legit brand and get something you can be happy with. This thing is making me miserable every day. The worst part is after all the ordering and installing and tweaking, now im stuck with it, unless i want to go through the whole process again. What a nightmare.
Great product for the price Written By Macline, Philadelphia, pa on Monday, May 02, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I just recently purchased this product, and the install was pretty simple. The touch screen is very accurate. I owned a previous jensen model The UV9 and the vm9224 is way better. The double din size fit perfectly into my impala 07. The dash kit was by far the easiest dash kit i have every put together was only four parts took really only 4mins to put that together. I also previously owned the Nav102 which is a great addition to this jensen model radio, but if you don't previously own the nav 102 i would buy one with a built in navi instead. i also have a sony 1200 watt class d competition amp hooked up to the radio, and the EQ on the radio works great with the amp i can control the bass of the amp right through the radio. The start up of the radio is pretty good takes about 5sec for the radio to boot up, and about 10sec for the nav to boot. For the price and features this radio has i would recommend this to everyone. I haven't used the sd or usb slots so i'm not sure how good those work, or the bluetooth. I do know on the UV9 the USB slot didn't work to good for music. The steering wheel control adpater worked great on this radio.The aux port on the front works great i usually use this with my zune. Programing radio stations is only two buttons, and to have the navigation running while listening to music is only a one button push unlike the UV9 i had before.
love it Written By scott, amarillo tx. on Thursday, March 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) very nice for the price. has plenty of power. can't ask for more
Mediocre Written By Sam, Buda Tx on Monday, February 07, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) U.I. Interface is dull... not exciting at all... and Very BRIGHT at night with no real dimming capabilities... so much it reminds me of the old '80's movies at night with a light under the dash shining up so you can see the actors faces!! Response is good, but features are basic. It so far has done everything correct in changing between modes, yet sometimes loading SD card is slow and there is no way to organize what is displayed on SD card (i.e. group by artist, album, genre, etc). Overall a good product that will work, but will not impress.
Lower End Reciever Written By GaigeK, Orlando, FL on Saturday, February 05, 2011 This is not what I would call a mid to high-end receiver. The first one they sent was defective, not Crutchfield's fault. Crutchfield sent out another one the next day, was very understandable, and helped me with all my issues. A++ But as for the receiver, spend the extra money and go with a Pioneer. I sent this back and upgraded to the Pioneer AVH-3300BT. I am incredibly happy with its quality.
Nice looking unit Written By AlonzoC, Beltsville on Tuesday, January 04, 2011 Just got this unit in my car about a week ago, it works really nice. Got Bluetooth, and steering wheel control to go along with this they both work really well. Sad about losing my Honda arm rest usb for playing my ipod, but this works ok. * Have not figured out how to make this remember my last location when playing iPod music after turning the car off, also loses DVD info when you remove it, and sometimes when you turn the car off. * Battery in remote may confuse some, one set of metal leads should be below the battery and the other lead should be above the battery. I would suggest this to a friend.
2006 GTO Written By Tony B, Long Island on Monday, October 25, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice radio for the money. The fit with the supplied brakets looks factory.
very happy Written By ron, ny on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 i have the vm9224 from jensen in my 2010 honda crv works well very happy it is hooked to a kicker 4 chanel amp and 6.5 kenwood kfc1662fs front and rear and a kicker sub box with mono amp any one who wants a good system with out breaking the bank should buy the jensen vm9224
Decent Receiver Written By Ernie, Owensboro, KY on Sunday, September 26, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a decent receiver for the money. However, I wish I went a different way with another one. The first one sent to me was defective and now that I have one that works, I'm okay with it but it didn't quite hit the mark. However, the people at Crutchfield have been unbelievable! I don't think I have EVER received better customer service! These people know their craft well and I highly recommend to purchase from them!
Good but a few points Written By Jim, Fort Collins co on Sunday, September 19, 2010 I bought this screen a week ago. Simply this is a great product. Solid, well made. All the good features I need The pros Touch screen plenty of features pretty cheap for a touch screen ability to upgrade to navigation all wires are intelligently modular (the connectors are all grouped and you can take out the one you working on) The cons "turn on parking break to view this video." Legal nanny-ing. It's probably required by law ( the cop I talked to today doesn't agree with that.. but..)It's not just the turn on a parking break to view a movie.. I tossed in a SD card with 4 gbs of songs. Nope turn on break. I trued using my roommates iPod, didn't really work, but I'm a zune guy.. I rather use the SD card... so that worries me, but I'm sure it would work if I played with it more. aux in on the back didn't work for me. You also loose all your GUIs like oh the EQ on that screen. The limitation with aux in is you lose like half your speaker inputs, so I loose my base. Not a reflection of the receiver, but they could have added a sub emulator software.. Over all Sure it doesn't do all I want, but for this price, you get everything you pay for. If I had the money and all my knowledge now, would I buy it again? Of course! Go to the 200 range and you don't even have a touch screen or a single one of these features I'm complaining about not working 100%.
Great Product Written By DonM, Toledo, OH on Sunday, September 12, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ordered this receiver with free shipping and received it 3 days later!! Installed it in my 06 Pontiac G6 without onstar. The install was tough because of the panels you have to take out to get to the deck, however, the master sheet was precise and made it a lot easier to do. The receiver is great for dvds and it gives a nice audio boost to my factory speakers. The touchscreen is nice and covenient. I would recommend this receiver for anyone that wants a nice system without shelling out a bunch of money. I'm very satisfied with Crutchfield. Go with them if you want a great experience and a competitive price!!


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