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HOUSTON -- Down 10 to Wisconsin already, LSU started the second half with a delay of game penalty on the opening kickoff. On the Badgers' first play from scrimmage, Melvin Gordon sprinted 63 yards up the middle to set up another touchdown.
Not a good start. But the Tigers still found the right way to finish.
Kenny Hilliard scored on a 28-yard touchdown run to cap a fourth-quarter rally for No. 13 LSU in a 28-24 win over No. 14 Wisconsin at NRG Stadium on Saturday night.
The Tigers trailed 24-21 when Jalen Mills intercepted Tanner McEvoy's pass at the LSU 47 with 11:04 left. Hilliard ran for 53 yards on the ensuing drive, sprinting through a hole on the right side to finish off the improbable comeback.
The Tigers extended the nation's longest regular-season nonconference winning streak to 46 games by overcoming a 24-7 deficit in the fourth quarter.
"We played sloppy, we did everything to the latest possible time before we decided to play best," LSU coach Les Miles said.
The Badgers seemed to have the game in hand after Corey Clement's 2-yard touchdown run after Gordon's run in the third quarter. At that point, Wisconsin had a 290-136 edge in yardage.
"I can't tell you the number of missed tackles, I can't tell you the number of missed assignments," Miles said. "And then we started playing better."
Colby Delahoussaye kicked two field goals and Anthony Jennings threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to John Diarse to start LSU's rally. Jennings hit Trey Quinn for a 2-point conversion to cut the deficit to three.
"They battled. They hung in there," Wisconsin coach Gary Andersen said. "I thought both teams fought like crazy. They made one more play than we did and won the game in the end."
The Badgers had dominated the game before the sudden turn of events in the final quarter. Wisconsin outgained LSU 182-16 on the ground in the first half and Gordon's long run to start the third seemed to continue the momentum. Wisconsin mustered only 65 yards in the fourth quarter.
"They've got a great defense and we've got a great offense," McEvoy said, "but we've got to make some plays when they're there and we didn't."
Hilliard finished with 110 yards rushing after being held to 11 in the first half. Jennings went 7 for 18 for 176 yards. He threw an 80-yard touchdown pass to Travin Dural in the first half and for most of the game, it seemed as if it might be the lone highlight for LSU.
The Badgers' defense, which lost eight starters from last season, shut down LSU's running back trio of Hilliard, Terrance Magee and freshman Leonard Fournette. Wisconsin's offensive line, meanwhile, was having its way with LSU.
Gordon had nine carries for 64 yards in the first quarter, including a 20-yarder to the LSU 45. On the next play, McEvoy faked another handoff to Gordon and gave it to receiver Reggie Love, who weaved to the end zone. The Badgers have led the nation in 40-plus yard runs in each of the last two seasons.
A 22-yard scramble by McEvoy set up a 51-yard field goal by Rafael Gaglianone and Wisconsin led 10-0.
LSU started a drive early in the second quarter with a false start penalty and then Travis Dickson took a short pass from Jennings and fumbled at the LSU 24. Gordon found another big hole and scored from 14 yards out with 7:36 left in the half.
Tight end DeSean Smith dropped an easy pass and Jennings badly overthrew Dural on the Tigers' next series. Miles turned to freshman Brandon Harris for a series and that didn't change anything -- he was sacked on third down and LSU punted again.
After Clement scored, Jennings found Dural for a 44-yard gain to the Wisconsin 8. But LSU settled for a 30-yard field goal by Delahoussaye. Delahoussaye tacked on a 47-yard field goal later in the third quarter to close the gap to 24-13.
Gordon finished with 147 yards on 16 carries. But Wisconsin still lost for the first time in 17 season openers.
"Pretty much since I've been here, we've been coming up short in big games," Gordon said. "Obviously, people will say, `Wisconsin can't win a big game.' I'm pretty sure we'll be hearing that all year."
Wisconsin defensive end Konrad Zagzebski left in the first quarter with an apparent neck injury. He was taken off the field on a stretcher and taken to Methodist Hosptial, but the team said early Sunday morning that he had been released and would travel home with the team.
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The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday said it would sue online data security firm LifeLock for failing to protect users' personal financial data in violation of a 2010 settlement.
LifeLock's shares tumbled nearly 50 percent even after trading was halted twice.
The company had broadcast its chief executive's Social Security number as part of its claim that it could protect anyone against identity theft.
But LifeLock didn't protect personal finance information with the same high-level safeguards as banks as it claimed to customers and neglected record-keeping requirements, according to the Federal Trade Commission. It also failed to notify users "as soon as" its protection software detected breaches.
The charges hinge both on LifeLock's response to a 2010 settlement with the FTC over similar charges and on the truthfulness of the company's current advertisements.
The 2010 settlement forbid LifeLock to establish more rigorous security measures and refund $12 million to customers.
"It is essential that companies live up to their obligations under orders obtained by the FTC," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement. "If a company continues with practices that violate orders and harm consumers, we will act."
LifeLock in a statement said it "disagree[d] with the substance of the FTC's contentions."
"We are committed to maintaining high standards and to continual improvement, and we have spent thousands of hours and millions of dollars to achieve those standards in full compliance with the order," read the statement in part.
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It was a tense afternoon for the Los Alamos Hilltopper softball team, but Manuel Montaño managed to break it up a little bit.
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Anyone with GMAT shortlisted?
Today is the last date for this year. Hoping for an excellent response from the data lovers!
Hello Experts,
I'm planning to write GMAT in mid-sept this year. Which cycle of admadmission will be apt for me? Will fall 15 R1 will be too late? Please advise.
Hi Saranya, best thing would be for you to take a MOCK GMAT exam and understand where you stand first before preponing or postponing your exam dates. Set some goals as to completing different portions in the given time and see your progress. I am sure you will write it in time to apply for R1. I hope this helps. Thank you
@anupamranjan - Hi Anupam,
1. Crack the GMAT - (think 740+),
2. Focus upon your international exposure and the global-mindedness you gained because of that, and
3. highlight your leadership experiences at work and in extra curriculars.
Nothing else will matter.
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(like my post if it helped you)
Hi everyone,
I am Saranya from Kolkata. I'm working in PwC India for 4 years. I love statistics and love to work in data analytics field. I completed a certificate programme called WILEY Big Data Analyst offered by Praxis Business School. I got very excited when I heard about this particular PGDBA course but, didn't have any test score (couldn't anticipate :P) at this moment. Now, I'm preparing for GMAT to meet the eligibility for the next season i.e. 2016-2018.
Please share your thoughts about the course. How will it shape up? How will you be the placement? and etc.
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Computing CARES: A Plan to Boost the Retention of Women in Computing
The field of computing is one in which women have been historically underrepresented. A few faculty in the CSE Division have recently begun in a new quest to boost the participation and retention of women in computing courses and degree majors. These expanded opportunities will be accomplished through a U-M's Third Century grant. Prof. Valeria Bertacco and Mary Lou Dorf spearheaded this effort through a proposal that they submitted this past summer to the Third Century Initiative. [Full Story]
Relationship with Addis Ababa Institute of Technology Grows with Research Exchange Program
Profs. Todd Austin and Valeria Bertacco have started a research exchange program between UM and AAiT. During the pilot program, which took place this year, three U-M CSE graduate students, William Arthur, Salessawi Ferede, and Biruk Mammo, traveled to Ethiopia for one month to bootstrap research projects with current AAiT students. [Full Story]
Michigan Researchers create virtual reality 'Matrix' with unreal engine
Popular Science magazine gives a glimpse of U-M's 3D Lab, which focuses on research into virtual reality, 3D modeling/printing, motion capture, and other emerging technologies. The Michigan Immersive Digital Experience Nexus has been recently upgraded with an 'unreal graphics engine,' and improved tracking system. PS calls the results "nothing short of breathtaking." [Full Story]
Don't like Siri? Build your own!
In this CBC radio interview, Prof. Jason Mars speaks about the rise of intelligent personal assistants and the computational load that is associated this trend. He and Prof. Lingjia Tang led the research project that resulted in Sirius, an open-source IPA that anyone can download and use. Sirius was used to model future workloads in order to determine requirements for future data centers. [Full Story]
John Holland (1929-2015): In Memoriam
John Henry Holland, University of Michigan professor of psychology, computer science, and complex systems, passed away on Aug. 9 at the age of 86. Holland was the first U-M Ph.D. in computer science (1959). He soon became one of the first professors in the U-M Department of Computer and Communication Science. [Full Story]
Electrify Tech Camps Offer High Schoolers An Electrifying Summer
High schoolers took over the EECS building this July, filling the hallways and labs as they designed circuits, built holograms, and whirred around on segways. In ECE's first-ever Electrify Summer Tech Camps, students from near and far gathered for three five-day sessions to learn the basics of electrical and computer engineering. [Full Story]
An Eye for Detail Brings Unique Rewards
Prof. Igor Markov has received two Knuth reward checks in exchange for suggesting improvements to publications authored by Prof. Donald Knuth of Stanford. According to MIT Technology Review, "Knuths reward checks are among computerdom's most prized trophies." [Full Story]
Over 140 Students attend 2015 MiBytes Computer Camps
MiBytes, a series of summer computer camps hosted by CSE, was even bigger and better for summer 2015. There was a 5-day Tinkering With Mobile Apps camp and a 2-week-long Hacking in a Digital World camp, both led by Dr. Jeff Ringenberg, as well as a 5-day Game Design & Development camp led by Dr. Jeremy Gibson. [Full Story]
Celebrating Diversity and Making Our Students Feel at Home with an Iftar Dinner
On Wednesday, July 15, ECE hosted an Iftar reception. Iftar is the evening meal when Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. The reception, which featured traditional foods and live music, had over 40 in attendance. Students attending the reception indicated their appreciation for the program, offering their help for the evening and on future efforts. [Full Story]
Four EECS companies make Crain's list of most innovative companies, and one tops the list
Four EECS faculty and alumni companies specializing in the life sciences and computer security made the list of the top 25 most innovative companies in SE Michigan, according to Crains. Topping the list is Omni MedSci, Inc., a medical device company founded by Prof. Mohammed Islam. At #3 is NeuroNexus Technologies, Inc., specializing in neural probes; at #11 is Integrated Sensing Systems, Inc., a company working on microelectronic implants for monitoring heart functions; and at #14, Duo Security, a computer security company. [Full Story]
Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs Help Bring WIMS2 Technology to the World
As Corporate Outreach Directors for the WIMS2 Center, entrepreneurs and U-M alums Sassan Teymouri and Shahin Hedayat are helping to introduce its wireless integrated microsensing and systems technology to Silicon Valley and strengthen the Center's ties to industry. [Full Story]
HTTPS-crippling attack threatens tens of thousands of Web and mail servers
ARS Technica reports on the Logjam vulnerability in detail and quotes Prof. J. Alex Halderman, who says, "Logjam shows us once again why it's a terrible idea to deliberately weaken cryptography, as the FBI and some in law enforcement are now calling for. That's exactly what the US did in the 1990s with crypto export restrictions, and today that backdoor is wide open, threatening the security of a large part of the Web." [Full Story]
We Are Now One ECE: The Merged Graduate Program in Electrical and Computer Engineering
ECE's two grad programs, Electrical Engineering (EE) and Electrical Engineering:Systems (EE:S) have merged to become one program in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Students will benefit from the increased flexibility built into the new program. [Full Story]
Michigan Mobile Phone Ensemble Stretches, Challenges Performers and Audience
Creativity and tech were blended as the Michigan Mobile Phone Ensemble, under the direction of Prof. Georg Essl, performed 12 original works at its Final Class Concert in April. This story includes video of each of these unique performances. [Full Story]
Hospitals are testing a way to detect malware by analyzing the flow of electricity to connected devices
One of the biggest reasons why health professionals are reticent to connect their devices is a concern over security for health tech, attacking a device can mean attacking a person. Prof. Fu talks about WattsUpDoc, a program that uses power and electricity as a means to detect if a malware has been introduced into a network. Hospitals are now slowly beginning to sign up and try out this new malware detection system.
Over 600 Students Present Final Projects at EECS 183 Showcase
On Friday, April 24th, a number of students, parents, and professors attended the EECS 183 Showcase at Palmer Commons. Non-CS students from EECS 183, Elementary Programming Concepts, presented what they learned about CS this semester in a day-long showcase that featured over 150 projects made by over 600 students. [Full Story]
Winter 2015 Games Showcase Brings Lively Crowd to Tishman Hall
On Friday, April 24th, Tishman Hall in the Beyster Building had a lively crowd of over 100 attendees for the 2015 Computer Games Showcase. The event showcased the final projects of computer science seniors in EECS 494, Computer Game Design and Development, which is taught by Jeremy Gibson. [Full Story]
Students Show off Projects during Winter Semester Showcases
A number of CS students finished the semester strong by displaying their projects during the winter semester project showcases. Students, professors, and parents were able to see a combination of hard work, creativity, and skill during the ENG 100, EECS 183, EECS 373, EECS 467, and EECS 494 project showcases. [Full Story]
New Undergraduate Program in Data Science Announced
CoE students have a new major course of study to choose from, and it's a highly relevant choice in this age of "Big Data." The program in Data Science, developed in conjunction with the Statistics Department, will help to prepare a class of experts who can extract actionable data from text, audio, video, and sensor measurements. The program will be offered for the first time in the Fall of 2015. [Full Story]
Shift Collaborative: Providing Creative Space and Community for Tech Students with Business on the Brain
Located in a house just off U-Ms campus, Shift Collaborative is home to a student group that exists to nurture and facilitate its members fresh and creative ideas for new applications, programs, products, or startup businesses. Originally the brainchild of U-M alumnae Nancy Chow and backed by funding from former University of Michigan and NFL football player Dhani Jones, Shift Collaborative was founded in the fall of 2013. [Full Story]
Eta Kappa Nu Awards Professors of the Year at St. Georges Day Feast
In an afternoon of food and fun, the annual department St. George's Day Feast provided a welcome break for students in their last week of class. As part of the event, two professors were chosen as 2014-2015 HKN Professors of the year by U-M Eta Kappa Nu, the local chapter of the national honor society for electrical and computer engineers. Prof. David Wentzloff, Associate Professor in ECE, and David Paoletti, lecturer in CSE, were chosen based on student input. [Full Story]
Future Scientists Tour CSE
On Friday, April 10th, CSE Professors Valeria Bertacco and Todd Austin hosted a CSE visit for the preschoolers of U-Ms Towsley Childrens House. The event was a way for the children to experience computer science in a fun and engaging way. The day started with a meet and greet from Prof. Edwin Olson through his TeleRobot. [Full Story]
ECE Welcomes New Engineering Robotics Center
A $54M robotics center is coming to North Campus. It will offer state-of-the-art facilities in a brand-new, 3-story, 100,000 square foot building. ECE faculty are excited at the promise the new space offers for increased collaboration and synergy of effort. [Full Story]
Creativity in the Classroom: Gibson Puts Emphasis on Collaborative Learning and Quick Prototyping in Games MDE
Many forward thinking educators are flipping the tables on their students by diverging from the standard classroom lecture format and implementing innovative curriculum in order to enhance student experience and stimulate learning. In his EECS 494 Computer Game Design and Development course, instructor Jeremy Gibson has done just that, and the results are promising. [Full Story]
The Lunar New Year Celebration - Bridging Cultures
The EECS atrium got festive on February 19 with a celebration of the Lunar New Year. A large crowd turned out for the show, including many Chinese students. Many said that the recognition of their country's most widely celebrated calendar holiday made them feel more at home. Check out photos and a video from the event. [Full Story]
CSE Sponsors Michigan Celebration of Women in Computing Conference to be Hosted by U-M
The University of Michigan will host the 5th biennial Michigan Celebration of Women in Computing conference. The conference, which is also sponsored by CSE, will take place at the Duderstadt Center March 20-21st, 2015 and registration is now open. [Full Story]
Former CSE Chair Farnam Jahanian Named Provost at Carnegie Mellon University
Farnam Jahanian, former chair of CSE and most recently vice president of research at Carnegie Mellon University, has been appointed as CMU's provost. Jahanian was on the faculty at the U-M from 1993 to 2014 and served as chair for CSE at U-M from 2007 to 2011. [Full Story]
U-M Engineering Leads a $5M Initiative to Reform STEM Education
In an effort to drive systemic reform of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, education, Michigan Engineering is co-leading a national program that will give more undergraduates and masters students deep experience in faculty research. A $5 million grant from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust has established the Vertically Integrated Projects, or VIP, consortium a group of 15 universities. Among them are institutions that primarily serve underrepresented, minority, or nontraditional students, as well as members of the Association of American Universities. [Full Story]
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Electrify Tech Camp consists of three non-residential summer camps (Power Up; Light It Up; and Sense It) for high school students. Camp participants will be introduced to college-level topics at an introductory level suitable for high school students. Each camp will range between 24-30 students. Campers will work together in groups of 3 or 4 at the same state-of-the-art equipment used by Michigan undergraduate students. They will build devices, learn some coding, and test their work, all under the careful supervision of faculty and current Michigan students. It is an amazing opportunity for any high school student who has an interest in modern technology, and a love for science and math. [Full Story]
Two Faculty Open Door for Collaboration with Ethiopian Institute
Profs. Todd Austin and Valeria Bertacco visited Addis Ababa Institute of Technology in Ethiopia in 2009 to talk about Michigan Engineering. They found great enthusiasm but scant resources. By 2011, they were donating equipment for labs and in 2012 built curriculum and taught during sabbatical. A broader initiative between U-M and AAIT now exists, and Austin and Bertacco were part of a recent U-M delegation to AAIT. That trip, and a look at Ethiopia, is the subject of this Digital Multimedia Experience. [Full Story]
Researchers Build Groundbreaking Device for NASA SMAP Mission
Prof. Kamal Sarabandi and his team constructed the most powerful radar calibration device in the world to interface with NASAs newest orbiting satellite, called Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP). The goal is to measure the amount of water in moisture, which should ultimately to improve our ability to forecast the weather, monitor droughts, predict floods, enhance crop productivity, and understand the Earths water, energy, and carbon cycles. [Full Story]
Jessy Grizzle to Deliver U-M Distinguished Lecture on Bipedal Robots (Feb 4 at Rackham)
In Science Fiction, robots walk, run, and jump better than you. In reality, can you count on them to walk over rubble and pull you from a burning building? Not so much. Jessy Grizzle will give the lecture, Taking Bipedal Walking Robots from Science Fiction to Science Fact , in honor of being named the Elmer G. Gilbert Distinguished University Professor of Engineering. He will describe how the science of feedback systems is enhancing the ability to achieve highly dynamic locomotion in bipedal machines. The theory used in the talk will be amply illustrated with graphics and videos of his experiments to make the material accessible to a general audience. [Full Story]
Career Center Report Shows Computer Scientists Highly Sought, Best Compensated
The Engineering Career Resource Center has issued its Annual Report, which includes reported placement and salary survey data for College of Engineering students. By most measures, CS students and grads are the most sought and best compensated. [Full Story]
Despite Cold Weather, CSE Community Turns Out For Science on Screen Movie & Lecture
The event took place at downtown Ann Arbor's Michigan Theater on the evening of January 8, 2015. It featured a screening of the movie, The Imitation Game, followed Prof. Kevin Compton's lecture on WWII cryptography and the life of Alan Turing. [Full Story]
Mourning the Loss of an Innovator: J. Robert Beyster Dies at 90
Michigan alumnus, philanthropist, scientist, and entrepreneur: J. Robert Beyster, a namesake of the Bob and Betty Beyster Building and funder of Michigan Engineering's largest fellowship program, has died at age 90. [Full Story]
CSE Sponsors Science on Screen Night; Lecture by Prof. Kevin Compton and Screening of The Imitation Game
In an event sponsored by CSE and designed to bring the local tech community together, Prof. Kevin Compton will speak on cryptography at Ann Arbor's historic Michigan Theater on January 8, 2015 in conjunction with a screening of the movie, The Imitation Game. [Full Story]
2014 Computer Games Showcase Draws Another Big Crowd
On Friday, December 12th, Tishman Hall in the Beyster Building had a lively crowd of over 100 attendees for the 2014 Computer Games Showcase. The event showcased the final projects of computer science seniors in EECS 494, Computer Game Design and Development. [Full Story]
The First-Ever EECS 183 Showcase was a Success
On Tuesday, December 16th, a number of students and professors attended the first-ever EECS 183 Showcase at Palmer Commons. Non-CS students from EECS 183, Elementary Programming Concepts, presented what they learned about CS this semester in a day-long showcase that featured 183 projects made by over 750 students. [Full Story]
LNF User Symposium - Sharing Ideas and Celebrating Innovation
The 2014 LNF (Lurie Nanofabrication Facility) User Symposium highlighted the cutting-edge research enabled by Michigan's world-class facility. The Symposium included technical talks, a poster session, and the opportunity for discussion and networking. Attendees represented many departments throughout the University, as well as industrial users of the LNF. Stephen Forrest, Paul G. Goebel Professor of Engineering, presented the events keynote address, Making small things big in the world of organic electronics. [Full Story]
U-M Programming Team The Victors Advance to ACM World Finals
The Victors, a team of U-M computer science students, has advanced to the 39th Annual ACM-ICPC World Finals after competing in the East Central North American regional competition at Grand Valley State University in November. The ACM-ICPC is the largest and most prestigious computer programming competition in the world. [Full Story]
Can you solve the hidden puzzle in CSE?
CSE is observing Computer Science Education Week beginning today -- and this includes a challenge! There is a puzzle hidden in the building which will require some computational thinking to solve. Find it and solve the entire challenge and you will be eligible to win a prize. [Full Story]
SWE Hosts Girls Night Out to Teach Young Girls about Engineering
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE), a CSE sponsored organization, recently hosted Girls Night Out. The event was a small engineering outreach event geared towards middle school girls. Its purpose was to give girls a better idea of engineering by showcasing the different types of engineering and how engineering affects nearly every aspect of society. [Full Story]
Over 100 High School Girls Explore Computer Science at Girls Encoded
Over 100 high school girls and their parents attended Girls Encoded, an exciting all-day event designed to educate and encourage girls to study computer science. The event, which took place on November 8th, was run under the coordination of students Allison McDonald, Ariana Mirian, Lauren Molley, and CSE Prof. Rada Mihalcea. [Full Story]
ECE Students and alumni celebrate research and progress at the 2014 Engineering Graduate Symposium
New ideas abounded at 2014s Graduate Symposium, the College of Engineerings annual event to highlight research and engage prospective graduate students. ECE researchers had a strong presence at this year's event, comprising nearly 80 of the day's more than 240 presentations. Several of these placed first or second in their field in the poster presentation contest. [Full Story]
High School Girls Invited to Explore Computer Science
High school students: are you curious about opportunities in computer science? Girls Encoded is an exciting all-day event designed to educate and encourage girls to study computer science. [Full Story]
Prof. Ted Norris Receives Distinguished Faculty Achievement Award
Prof. Norris was recognized for his consistently outstanding achievements in scholarly research, sustained high quality teaching and mentoring of students and junior colleagues, and for his distinguished service to the University and professional community. He will receive the award at a special ceremony October 6, 2014. [Full Story]
MABEL at the Chicago Field Museum
MABEL, the record-breaking bipedal robot who was taught to walk and run by Prof. Jessy Grizzle and his team, has arrived at the Chicago Field Museum, where she will part of the biomechanics exhibit through January 2015. [Full Story]
3 ECE Companies on Silicon 60 List
EE Times announced their Silicon 60, the top 60 startup companies it is worth watching, and three of those companies were co-founded by ECE faculty. Ambiq Micro, Inc. (David Blaauw and Dennis Sylvester); Crossbar Inc. (Wei Lu); and PsiKick Inc. (David Wentzloff) are leading the way in ultra-low-power chip design, pioneering computer memory, and ultra-low power wireless sensor platforms for the Internet of Things. [Full Story]
Dipak Sengupta (1931-2014): In Memoriam
Dr. Dipak L. Sengupta, former research scientist and treasured friend of the department, passed away Monday, July 21, 2014 at the age of 83. Dr. Sengupta came to the office nearly every day, including Saturday mornings. Faculty and staff alike will miss his cheerful and gentle presence in the building. [Full Story]
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Indie culture exists outside of and often rails against mainstream culture—independent record stores in opposition to Best Buy, crafts festivals instead of Ikea, zines as opposed to Rolling Stone. As a corollary, poet Oakes (writing, Univ. of California, Berkeley; Telegraph) reminds us, indie culture has a strong history of reciprocity between producer and consumer; it is a creative community that should produce an equal amount of inspiration and consumption. Oakes locates the evolution of this idealism in the cultural explosion that occurred in the 1950s and 1960s. Covering musicians, zines, comics, independent presses, and homemade crafts and events, Oakes uses the concept of a creative community as a mediating theme to illustrate how indie culture has oscillated between the music and literary scene throughout the last few decades. Ultimately, she questions the future of indie culture in its currently oversaturated and corporate form. Recommended for all public libraries; this will particularly appeal to artists, musicians, writers, and kids with thick-rimmed glasses.—Joshua Finnell, McNeese State Univ. Lib., Lake Charles, LA
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Nalle climbs Off the wagon, 8Cby Björn Pohl - UKC Nov/2012
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Nalle Hukkataival, the force from Finland, has finally made the first ascent of the Wagon-project in Valle Bavona, Switzerland, made famous by Chris Sharma in the Dosage 4 movie a few years ago.
Many have tried it and some have said they have been close. Close doesn't quite cut it though...
This is how Nalle describes Off the wagon on his blog:
Off The Wagon, as I named it, is one of the purest boulders I've ever climbed! There are only a few features on the wall and they are far apart. I used the same beta that Chris Sharma was trying in the Dosage film; a hard deadpoint to a crazy campus rose-move. If not also the first move, the second move is something that I've never seen anywhere else in the world!
It's very unique! Basically the boulder distills down to a really hard 2-move sequence followed by an easier but really nice outro.
Of course, such a short and special problem is problematic to give a grade, but few are better fit to do that than Nalle, who decided to propose 8C.
There are several strong boulderers in the region, so it's not at all unlikely it will see a repeat sooner rather than later.
Incidentally, this happened to the problem he put up the other they, Momentum, ~8C, in the same valley.
Nalle had given Carlo Traversi a description on how to find it, so he decided to go there to check it out together with Jan "Rocklands crusher" Hojer, and:
Jan, after taking a few burns to warm-up, quickly stuck the crux (not from the start) and went to the top after a few goes. After a bit of rest and a few more falls from the bottom, he completed the 2nd Ascent.
I don't know what Jan thinks about the difficulty, but regardless whether it's 8C or not, that's very impressive to say the least.
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Detection of YMDD Motif Mutants by Oligonucleotide Chips in Lamivudine-Untreated Patients with Chronic Hepatitis B Virus Infection
ABSTRACT Lamivudine, a nucleoside analogue, has been used widely as an effective antiviral agent for the treatment of patients with chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection. However, the YMDD motif mutation of HBV polymerase resistant to lamivudine occurs very frequently after long term therapy. We developed an oligonucleotide chip for the detection of YMDD motif mutants resistant to lamivudine and investigated the prevalence of the mutants in patients with chronic HBV infection who had not been treated by lamivudine before. Forty patients who had not been treated with lamivudine were included in this study. Serum samples were tested by the oligonucleotide chips designed for detection of wild-type YMDD motif, M552V and M552I. Samples were confirmed by restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) and direct sequencing. M552I mutants were detected by the oligonucleotide chips in 7.5% (3/40) of chronic HBV infected patients (2 chronic hepatitis and 1 cirrhosis). The results were in accordance with those of RFLP. YMDD motif mutants occur as natural genome variabilities in patients with chronic HBV infection who had not been treated with lamivudine before. Oligonucleotide chip technology is a reliable and useful diagnostic tool for the detection of mutants resistant to antiviral therapy in chronic HBV infection.
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Article: Detection of Lamivudine-Resistant Mutations of HBV DNA Polymerase Gene Using PCR-Direct Sequencing[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Treatment of hepatitis B virus (HBV) with lamivudine is effective in suppressing virus replication and results in reduced inflammatory activity. However the most troublesome problem of lamivudine treatment is the emergence of lamivudine-resistant strains with amino acid substitution in the YMDD motif of DNA polymerase gene during the treatment. The aim of this study was to determine the mutation of YMDD motif (codon 552) and codon 528 in chronic HBV patients with lamivudine therapy using PCR-direct sequencing and to investigate the relationship between lamivudine mediated HBV mutation and HBeAg. HBV DNA was extracted from serum samples of HBV patients and amplified by nested PCR with two sets of primer pairs selected in HBV DNA polymerase gene. Amplified PCR product was analyzed by 2% agarose gel electrophoresis and direct sequencing. HBV mutation was detected in 124 out of 207 samples (60%). Single mutation was 50.8% for M552I, 43.5% for M552V, 5.7% for M552I/V and the L528M mutation was 67.0%. Double mutation was 43.6% for M552V/L528M, 33.1% for M552I/L528(wild type), 17.7% for M552I/L528M and 5.6% for M552I/V/L528M. Serine mutation at YMDD motif (M552S) was not found and the L528M mutation frequently accompanied M552V type. In this study, the typical difference of frequencies for HBV mutation depending on HBeAg was not found. Moreover, the PCR-direct sequencing method used in this study might be a powerful tool for the mutation study in clinical reference laboratories with high volume.
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ABSTRACT: By using the "flow-through hybridization" principle, we developed a new, rapid and accurate reverse dot blot (RDB) method to detect lamivudine resistance-associated YMDD motif variants in hepatitis B virus (HBV) genome. The improved RDB method was very fast at simultaneously detecting HBV YMDD wild-type and mutant motifs. In a blind analysis, 100 samples previously genotyped by DNA clonal sequencing analysis were used to evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of this assay. Conventional restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) data were also used to test our method. In blind experiments, our improved RDB method had an accuracy and specificity of 100%, which was much higher than RFLP, which had an accuracy and specificity of only 83.0%. In clinical detection practice, 49 patients highly suspected of lamivudine resistance were successfully diagnosed by this method. Our improved RDB assay is a simple, rapid, cheap, semiautomatic, accurate, sensitive, and contamination-proof method of detecting lamivudine resistance-associated mutants in the human hepatitis B virus genome.Journal of Clinical Microbiology 12/2005; 43(11):5685-9. DOI:10.1128/JCM.43.11.5685-5689.2005 · 3.99 Impact Factor
Article: Paik, Y.H. et al. Clinical impact of early detection for YMDD mutant on the outcomes of long-term lamivudine therapy in patients with chronic hepatitis B. Antivir. Ther. 11, 447-455[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The early emergence of lamivudine (3TC)-resistant tyrosine-methionine-aspartate-aspartate (YMDD) mutants has been reported during 3TC therapy in patients with chronic hepatitis B (CHB) in hepatitis B virus (HBV)-endemic areas; however, its clinical impact during long-term 3TC therapy is unknown. This study was performed to investigate the impact of the early emergence of YMDD mutants 3 months after the initiation of treatment on the outcomes of long-term 3TC therapy in HBV e antigen (HBeAg)-positive CHB. We analysed YMDD genotypes in consecutive samples from 30 patients with HBeAg positive CHB throughout 3TC treatment using both restriction fragment length polymorphism and mass spectrometric assays. Long-term outcome was compared between patients who had YMDD mutations detected at 3 months and those who had no mutations. YMDD mutation was detected in 16 (53.3%) out of 30 patients at 3 months and only the rtM2041 mutation was found. Cumulative HBeAg loss rates at 3 years was 12.5% and 57.4% in patients who had the rtM2041 mutant and wild-type virus at 3 months, respectively (P=0.010). Cumulative viral breakthrough rates at 3 years was 75.0% and 14.3% in patients who had the rtM204I mutant and wild-type virus at 3 months, respectively (P=0.002). Logistic regression revealed that YMDD mutation at 3 months was significantly related to viral breakthrough within 24 months (P=0.003). In conclusion, early detection for HBV YMDD mutation at 3 months may be useful to predict the long-term outcomes of 3TC therapy in patients with HBeAg-positive CHB in HBV-endemic areas.Antiviral therapy 02/2006; 11(4):447-55. · 3.02 Impact Factor


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Prince Naseem Hamed VS the recent FAB FOUR; how would he do?
We all saw the MAB domination, but how would the Prince stack up to the other 3 members of this era's mini version of the Fab Four, First Ballot Hall of Famers Pacquiao, Morales, & Marquez?
At 126lbs?
Would he lose to all 3? Could he beat one or two, or could he hang with any of them?
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Hamed goes 0-3.
Manny's speed and volume I think would do Hamed in.
Marquez might've made Hamed look BAD.
Morales I think would've chased him all night.
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If they all decide to box then Hamed can't beat any of them IMO.
SInce Manny would be the least likely to box Hamed, Hameds best chance to win are Manny and Morales if Morales abandons boxing for pure warfare. I think Marquez beats him rather easily.
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It's really a toss up.
I say this because if they all had Trilogies....then Hamed wins a couple, and loses a couple as well.
Morales vs Hamed is a tossup.
Hamed could KO Pacquiao, or I could see a scenario in which Manny bust him up on route to a UD.
Hamed could have also beaten Barrera if he would have put more punches together instead of waiting on a one punch KO.
So with that said, again it's really hard to say given their styles and the fact they are all some of the greatest FW's of all time.
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Depends on which Prince Naseem turns up. The Ingle trained focused Naseem or the one that turned up to MAB fight.
Also if they decide to bang, then Naseem has a big chance in all 3 fights.
I think Pacman beats him, Marquez beats him but i would give Hamed the edge against Morales(as long as Erik comes to bang, which im sure he would)..but that's only by an inkling.
Loses to every single one of them.
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People just watch his performance against MAB, a guy he clearly overlooked, and think that's how Hamed fought.
I actually followed Hamed's entire career, and it's obvious he wasn't the same in that fight.
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I think he loses them all. He has a decent chance, but no way am I picking him against any of them.
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He'd probably beat pac but not Morales or Marquez
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