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Consider the random walk where $X_t=\sum_{i=1}^t Y_i$, $Y_i$s are iid and take $\pm$1 with probabilities $p$ and $1-p$ respectively, where $0<p<0.5$. Define stopping time $\tau_k=\min\left\{t:X_t=k\right\}$. Suppose we know $P(\tau_1<\infty)=\frac{p}{1-p}=q$, is there a way to argue $P(\tau_k<\infty)=q^k$?
I tried to use an inductive argument. Suppose $P(\tau_{k-1}<\infty)=q^{k-1}$, $$P(\tau_k<\infty)=P(\tau_k<\infty\mid \tau_{k-1}<\infty)P(\tau_{k-1}<\infty)+P(\tau_k<\infty\mid \tau_{k-1}=\infty)P(\tau_{k-1}=\infty)$$
The second of the probabilities is zero, and I only need to argue $P(\tau_k<\infty\mid \tau_{k-1}<\infty)=q$. I can intuitively see a regeneration basis for this, but is there a clear way to argue this? Also is there a cleaner way to proceed with this proof?


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Warner Bros. Shows Off Ben Affleck's Bat Hat And Bat Coat, But No Bat Suit
If you're one of the unlucky millions who can't be in the giant steaming San Diego convention hangar this weekend, you probably won't get a chance to get up close and personal with the glass cabinet containing a bit of Ben Affleck's costume from next summer's Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice. Sucks to be you! No proximity to Aff-latex for you!
The small DC nation state on the con floor is showcasing a lot of Batmemorabilia to mark the Caped Crusader's 75th anniversary — including the new movie Batman's actual crusading cape and crime-detecting cowl from Zack Snyder's sure-to-be poignant summer batbuster.
Dan DiDio tweeted a snapshot of the costume, surely to taunt everyone who can't hope to smell the residual Aff-sweat themselves. That wasn't good enough for us, so we sent our own photographer, Pat Loika, to take an exclusive photo just for you.
Initial thoughts: It looks very rigid — closer in style to the Michael Keaton design than the Christian Bale design. In the Christopher Nolan's Batmovies, Morgan Freeman's Lucius Fox made a point of saying, "You want to be able to turn your head," to which Bruce replied, "Sure would make backing out of the driveway easier," and we all laughed and laughed.
Ben Affleck's Batman isn't going to care about getting out of the driveway. Wherever Batfleck points his vehicle, that's his goddamn driveway. Ben Affleck's Batman doesn't need to turn his head. If something has to be seen, the universe will swivel until Batfleck can see it.
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The Sun Devils finished their first season under new head coach Todd Graham with an 8-5 record.
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Football's proper place for Foster is at ASU (FOX Sports Arizona/Tyler Lockman)
ASU: Has ideal size...is well put together and looks to the naked eye to be more of a compact, agile athlete than he does a power back...is an all-around player who doesn't necessarily excel in one specific aspect of his game but does many things at a high level and is capable of playing within a variety of schemes...is quick off the ball and a natural runner between the tackles...prefers to kick it outside and gain an edge on the defense to utilize his speed, but he can be productive inside and is a heavy runner who is tough to bring down...patient and has smooth footwork to be able to throttle down his speed and wait on blockers and plays to develop.
2012:Earned Freshman All-America honors from Fox Sports NEXT...Had his first 100 yard game against UCLA, with seven catches for 107 yards while also leading the team in rushing with 61 yards on 13 carries... Led team in combine rushing/receiving yards against Oregon (10/18) with 91 yards (41 rushing, 50 receiving) and posting his third career touchdown reception in the process... Led the team in all-purpose yardage against Colorado (10/14), posting nine rushes for 61 yards and six catches for 71 yards, including a spectacular diving catch on a 34-yard bomb in the second quarter...Helped the team find its offensive mojo against Missouri (9/15), grabbing his first career receiving touchdown on a 33-yard catch-and-run late in the first half...Finished second on the team in all-purpose yardage with 1,026 yards (493 on the ground and 533 receiving)... His 37 receptions are the second-most receptions by a freshman in a season in school history (Zach Miller holds the record with 56 in 2004) while his 533 receiving yards are the second-most by a freshman in school history (Miller with 552 in 2004)... Showed his explosiveness and versatility in averaging 4.8 yards per rush (second on team) and 14.0 yards per catch (third on team)...Became one of just six true freshmen to ever start in their first opportunity, doing so against NAU (8/30)... Had eight rushes for 67 yards and a touchdown in his debut while adding four catches for 32 yards..Played in all 13 games as a freshman, making one start...
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"Even if it feels like our leaders in Washington and the leaders of our financial institutions have lost control of the dollars and cents, the loss of control at the national level does not mean individually we lose control," Goebel says. "It's even more important during challenging economic times for all Americans to refocus, reconnect and recommit themselves to maintaining strong money management skills. These core skills will truly survive the test of time – during prosperity or adversity."
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"Please learn from today so we do not repeat these mistakes in the future," Goebel implores. "The current credit crisis in particular is a wake up call that we as a nation have become too dependent on credit. We need to redefine our dependency and rethink our payment choices. We have to change our behaviors. Everyone needs to learn to live within their means so they can reach beyond their dreams."
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There's a kicker from New England who has shown a knack for coming through in pressure situations, even in bad weather. And he's available to NFL teams for cheap money.
Former Patriot Adam Vinatieri?
Nope, he's got a job with the Colts at age 39. Try Northborough native and UConn graduate Dave Teggart.
Sure, Vinatieri's Super Bowl boots are the stuff of legend. But how about a $14 million kick?
Teggart has one of those — a career-long, 52-yard boot in overtime against South Florida to clinch the Huskies' first Bowl Championship Series berth (and $14 million payout) in 2010 — to go along with two other winners in his standout college career, which saw him named first-team All-Big East the past two seasons.
"I think [kicking under pressure] appeals to teams because that's the biggest thing,'' Teggart said. "You have to have a guy who in the fourth quarter a team can lean on, and it's those big kicks that are remembered. I think it gives me an edge.''
Teggart, who starred in baseball at Algonquin Regional High, also thinks being from New England will endear him to teams.
"I grew up kicking in the snow and the wind and rain,'' he said. "The game of football is played outside and in bad weather, sometimes in the winter. I think it gives me a little bit of an edge.''
A good pressure kicker. Can kick in the elements. Sure sounds like Vinatieri.
Teggart, who participated in the NFL combine, may get a chance to kick against one of his heroes. The Colts are among the teams that have expressed interest in signing Teggart should he go undrafted.
"It's funny because I did grow up watching [Vinatieri] and I just got a letter from the Colts,'' Teggart said. "I was just thinking that I've watched him since I was little and I might have a chance to go compete with him now.''
Teggart did not kick off for the Huskies, who used a kickoff specialist. Teams wanted Teggart to prove he could kick off, and he believes he did that at the combine and UConn's pro day.
Teggart, who made 86.7 percent of his field goal attempts at UConn, and all five of his kicks over 50 yards the past two seasons, is one of the top five kickers in the draft. But he knows the reality is that only two are usually selected. And he's fine going the undrafted route.
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Priest attacks use of riot squad police to end sit-in
A PRIEST has criticised the handling of the eviction of community workers from a neighbourhood advice service shut down by the Town Hall.
Riot squad police forced their way into the Camden Town Neighbourhood Advice Centre (CTNAC) in Greenland Road last month following a three-week sit-in by protesters.
In dramatic scenes, Barry Sullivan, who runs the centre, staged a seven-hour rooftop protest as police closed the street and surrounded the building.
Father Nicholas Wheeler, of St Michael's Church in Camden Road and chairman of the centre's management board, said on Tuesday he had been saddened by the eviction.
"I have been in Camden Town for seven years and I have never seen such large police forces ranged against what are some of the worst drug-dealing spots in the capital," he said.
"Let alone a group of people struggling to secure the future of the community services that this neighbourhood needs."
Father Nicholas was speaking at a party held at the Upper Room in Greenland Street, Camden Town, for centre staff and supporters.
He added: "I didn't hear about what had happened until the afternoon.
"I got to the scene as Barry was coming down from the roof of the centre. My request to be allowed to see him was refused.
"This is the first time I have experienced this kind of rebuttal in my work as a priest and community worker."
He added: "It has been a hard couple of weeks and people need some encouragement.
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World Cup Frenzy Has Whet Germans' Thirst for Beer
FRANKFURT–German beer consumption looks ready to end a dry spell, with World Cup frenzy whetting the appetite for the country's renowned beers.
Though famous for its annual Oktoberfest drinking bash, Germany has seen beer sales fizzle out over the past decades. Soccer mania looks set to change that, the national Brewers Federation said this week, and breweries are putting in overtime to keep up with demand.
Beer sales in Germany have steadily declined over the last 25 years, as the society becomes more health conscious and the population ages. An older population means fewer young people knocking back beers with their friends, while laws forbidding alcohol in workplaces have also taken a toll on sales, the brewery group said.
Per head, Germans drank about 106.6 liters of beer last year, some 10 liters less than in 2004, the group said.
The World Cup might be just the IV drip the doctor ordered to revive consumption, at least in the short term.
"When events like the World Cup, or better – good German games – combine with good weather, it can have a special effect like what we saw in 2006," said Marc-Oliver Huhnholz, a spokesman for the brewers group. The German team's good showing in the World Cup that year helped beer sales rise 1.4%.
"We're talking about the summer fairy tale games, which will hopefully be repeated," he said, referring to the 2006 games.
Beer sales by volume in Germany bumped up 4.5% in the first quarter this year, compared with the same period a year earlier. At that rate, 2014 sales look set to outpace last year, which would mark the first time since 2006 that sales show an annual increase. These are welcome figures to the 1,300 beer breweries in Germany, now working extra hours to accommodate Germans celebrating their national team in the 'biergarten.'
German success in upcoming games would up sales further, but even if the national team doesn't make it through the next round, the end of the tournament won't be the end of the world.
"The World Cup has certainly helped boost business, and especially so when Germany plays," said Georg-Augustin Schmidt, managing partner of the Frankfurt brewery BrauStil. But the German team's participation is not essential, with enthusiasm for the games overall the larger factor.
German brewers stress that even if beer consumption has been declining over the longer term, the country is still in the drinking fore compared to rest of the world.
"These four weeks are not necessarily crucial to the business, but do help to provide a little extra dough," Mr. Schmidt said.
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Early on Saturday morning, I caught Laura Gibson's hotel room set at the Radisson. I gorged myself on vegan cinnamon rolls as she sang her lovely indie-pop songs.
Her odd, beautiful voice was enthralling. Even in the confines of a hotel room, she had a full band (including a horn section), backing her. Her dreamy songs were the perfect way to ease into a day at SXSW.
Mmoths spun a set of chilled beats at Irish music blog Nialler9's day party at the Hype Hotel. The grooves had the small crowd in a daze.
A lot of artists and bands at SXSW this year seemed to be working in this style of atmospheric, pretty bleeps and blops.
Despite it being St. Patrick's Day, the crowds in Austin seemed to be the lightest they had been all week. SXSW is a long festival, and I think people just get burned out
I headed over to dive bar Red Eyed Fly, where I stumbled upon Colombian band M.A.K.U. Sound System. They whipped the audience of around 30 people into a frenzy with their strange, funky take on Colombian music.
I hit Lucy's Retired Surfers Bar for a showcase of New Orleans rock. Sun Hotel got the evening going with some quality indie rock.
Caddywhompus was up next and rocked the crowd hard. A vicious, nervy version of Seal's "Kiss From a Rose" was filled with sharp, angular guitar riffs and bombastic drumming. It was one of the best things I heard during all of SXSW. For only two people onstage, Caddywhompus bring the loud rock.
The Revivalists closed out the evening with a set of full-bodied rock and roll. Much of the material was from their excellent new album City of Sound. The six-piece band has a dense sound, but it never sounds cluttered.
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Updated: 08/17/2007 - Two Denver law enforcement officers were shot in a routine traffic stop and another walked away with a broken nose. The shooting suspect is dead.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - Five heroes are remembered today. All five died in Baghdad in one of the single deadliest attacks on Fort Carson based soldiers since the war began. The men were part of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - It's estimated more than 155,000 children have at least one parent deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan. This week some of those children living in Colorado got the chance to meet other kids coping with the same fears and anxiety at a special camp.
Posted: 07/26/2007 - The city of Colorado Springs says at least three companies have indicated an interest in building a city-wide wireless system.
Posted: 07/26/2007 - The prison will house 948 beds and is expected to be completed by 2010.
Posted: 07/26/2007 - A man who has been living in Pueblo for four years is now on his way to Australia to face murder charges.
Updated: 07/26/2007 - Hospital officials say the tuberculosis patient who sparked an international public health scare in May, Andrew Speaker, was released from National Jewish Medical and Research Center in Denver Thursday morning after successfully completing inpatient treatment.
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Updated: 08/01/2007 - North Carolina Department Of Agriculture inspectors remove more than 10,000 cans of recalled food from store shelves across the state.
Updated: 07/26/2007 - The hired caretaker of an 87-year-old Alzheimer's patient has been arrested after she allegedly using the woman's three credit cards, took out another ten in her name, and emptied her bank account.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - A woman found a pipe bomb in her mailbox in the 600 block of Allegheny Drive Thursday morning.
Posted: 07/26/2007 - University of Colorado regents ousted Ward Churchill Tuesday by a vote of 8-to-1 over allegations of plagiarism, fabrication and other infractions.
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Updated: 07/26/2007 - School begins soon for many kids in southern Colorado, which means it's time to get up to date on immunizations. Getting all the shots your little one is required to have can be a daunting task, but free health fairs can help out many parents.
Updated: 07/26/2007 - 11 News reported a few weeks ago about six malnourished horses that were rescued by the El Paso County Sheriff's Department. Their owner was arrested and is facing animal cruelty charges for the third time. Weeks later there's some very good news to report about one of the horses.
Updated: 07/26/2007 - Police say Colorado Springs has the fifth highest rate of car thefts in the state. They say there's an easy way to catch a car thief, or avoid becoming a target altogether.
Updated: 07/26/2007 - Can you guess which intersection in Pueblo is the most dangerous?
Posted: 07/25/2007 - A 16-year-old boy is getting the credit for saving a Grand Junction resident from his burning mobile home.
Updated: 07/31/2007 - The Telluride Town Council has voted 6-1 to call for the impeachment of President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney.
Updated: 07/25/2007 - A foul smell near the Falcon-Peyton area has dozens of residents plugging their noses. The odor is coming from a wastewater treatment plant on Meridian Ranch and Stapleton Drive.
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Source: Lake Geneva Regional News
Hey "CORPORATE WOMAN"
March 08, 2011 | 09:47 AM
Oh, most of us do understand collective bargaining and how it negatively effects the TAXPAYER. People like you would like us to believe that these teachers are just Mother Teresa types that need "collective bargaining" in order to have enough scraps to put together a meal. A couple of REAL WORLD examples what you ACTUALLY get from "collective bargaining" would be the infamous Milwaukee Viagra benefit and the Madison's TERP program (quite the joke at the taxpayer's expense). Sorry, you can't argue that the little blue pill is, as you put it, "exponential to quality of life" and somehow important to the essentials of education. It's nothing more than a chance for the pigs to feed at the public trough and have "the children" as cover for their feeding frenzy. You are right about one thing, they do effect the minds of children. I wonder what valuable life lesson the children learned when all those noble teachers "called in sick" so they could go protest in Madison, managed to get their hands on fake doctor's notes, still get paid for it. Life lesson from the teachers was lie, cheat, and steal if it means protecting your gravy train.
Thank God Walker killed that ridiculous train deal. The majority of people in this state DIDN'T WANT THAT TRAIN AND NEVER DID. But that shouldn't get in the way if Jimmy D and his he knows better than we do attitude. In exchange for those supposed 3000 jobs we would have been saddled with all those strings that came with the Moo Moo Choo Choo and any future costs (rider subsidies) associated with keeping it going all because a few hundred people don't want to drive and are too good to take the bus that already runs to Madison from Milwaukee. Hardly what I'd call an effective and efficient use of tax payer dollars.
For someone who "claims" not to be a democrat, you sure talk and think like one. Tea Parties for example, you can't stand the fact that everyday people stood up for their rights, took action, and voted. Accusations are thrown out about people being paid to be there all the while ignoring all the paid protester that goons like AFSCME, SEIU, and ACORN bus to every event, rally, or protest. Once again, when it's YOUR side doing the paying, it's OK I guess. And yeah, we all know how terrible things were and how the unions saved the day 100 YEARS AGO. Lately, union membership has been declining for the last several decades in the private sector. Hmmm, if unions are so important and so essential, why the decline? Perhaps people realize their time has come and gone just like bloodletting and leeching (2 very appropriate terms). The only ones who haven't figured it out seem to be those who can scam the system. What a scam it is, unions "donate" to candidates who support them then after they're elected, those same people make decisions regarding those union's "collective bargaining". Just who represents the taxpayer in this little scam? So much for "bargaining".
As for the Governor, I heard that little discussion. Just what did he say exactly that was any different that he's been saying all along? Nothing. My only problem is that he isn't running for President....
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Jan. 10, 2013
COUGARS IN SEARCH OF FIRST PAC-12 WIN AT CALIFORNIA SATURDAY: Washington State University men's basketball (9-6, 0-2) looks for its first Pac-12 win of the season at is takes on California (9-6, 1-2), Saturday, Jan. 12 at 1 p.m. at Haas Pavilion at Berkeley, Calif.
The game can be seen on Pac-12 Networks, as Roxy Bernstein and Dan Belluomini have the call.
Bud Nameck, in this 20th year with Cougar Basketball, will have all the action on the Cougar IMG Radio Network.
Live updates can be found on Twitter by following @WSUMensHoops, the official Twitter account of Washington State men's basketball.
Saturday marks the 121st meeting between Washington State and California, with Cal leading the all-time series, 72-48.
The Bears lead 45-17 at home, while WSU leads 29-28 as the home team.
The Cougars have won the last two meetings with the Bears, both at home.
WSU has not won a game at Cal since a 70-49 victory, Feb. 28, 2008.
Last season WSU defeated its second-consecutive conference leader with a 77-75 win over California at Beasley Coliseum, Jan. 21, 2012.
Then-freshman DaVonté Lacy hit the game-winning 3-pointer with 17 seconds to go in the game...he finished with 14 points.
Faisal Aden led WSU with 24 points and was eventually named Pac-12 Player of the Week.
Abe Lodwick made a then-career-high four 3-pointers (4-for-7)...he finished with a then-season-high 12 points, one shy of his then-career high of 13 done against Portland State, Dec. 19, 2009.
Motum had his second double-double of the season and his career adding a game-high 10 rebounds to his 15 points.
Ken Bone GETS 400TH CAREER WIN:
With WSU's win over Buffalo, Dec. 21, fourth-year head coach Ken Bone got his 400th career win as a head coach.
He has 66 wins at WSU, had 77 in four years at Portland State, 253 victories in 12 seasons as head coach at Division II Seattle Pacific and 5 wins at Division III Cal State Stanislaus...he's in his 21st season as a head coach.
Bone has 143 career wins in his seventh season as a Division I head coach.
The Cougars dropped their first two conference games of the season and are 9-6 overall and 0-2 in the Pac-12.
WSU is 7-2 at home, 0-2 on the road and 2-2 in neutral-site games.
Four of the Cougars' 6 losses have come by 5 points or less, including a 2-point loss to then-No. 10 Gonzaga (Dec. 5) and a 5-point loss to Washington in the Pac-12 season opener (Jan. 5).
WSU has lost two-straight games...its longest losing streak of the season is three games, all on the road or at a neutral sites, Nov. 16-20 (loss at Pepperdine and vs. Kansas and Texas A&M in Kansas City, Mo.).
The Cougars' longest winning streak is four games, Dec. 9-29, with wins over Fresno State and Jackson State at Pullman and Buffalo at Seattle and Idaho State at Kennewick, Wash.
Brock Motum leads the team with 20.0 points per game and 6.5 rebounds...he's scored at least 14 points in all 15 games this season...he's averaging 22.0 points in WSU's two conference games.
Motum ranks second in the conference and 29th in the nation (as of Jan. 6) in scoring and has reached double figures in every game this season. Motum ranks 15th in the league in rebounding and ninth in minutes played.
After missing four games due to a knee injury suffered in the first five minutes against Kansas, Nov. 19, DaVonté Lacy is now averaging 10.8 points in 11 games.
After leading WSU with 16 points against UW, Mike Ladd is third on the team with 9.8 points per game...the 6-5 guard is adding a team third-best 5.5 rebounds a game...Ladd is averaging 15.5 points and 5.0 rebounds in Pac-12 action.
Dexter Kernich-Drew is adding 7.2 points per game, Royce Woolridge 6.9 points, and D.J. Shelton 5.3 points and a team second-best 5.9 rebounds a game.
Will DiIorio played against Buffalo (Dec. 21) after missing two games due to a sprained ankle suffered against Gonzaga (Dec. 5)...he scored a career-high 9 points against Washington (Jan. 5)...he got his first start of the season at Stanford (Jan. 9).
In a game of runs, the Cougars fell to Stanford, 78-67, Wednesday, Jan. 9 in WSU's first Pac-12 road game of the season at Stanford.
Brock Motum led WSU while tying his season high with 29 points...he was 4-for-7 from 3-point range, marking a personal Pac-12 high for 3-pointers made.
Mike Ladd added 15 points...he has scored in double figures in the last three games and seven games this season.
Ladd and Motum combined for 44 of WSU's 67 points.
Motum passed Ron Bennink to move into 16th in the WSU career scoring record books as he now has 1,233 points...Bennink had 1,222...Eddie Hill is 15th on the list with 1,242.
Motum's 29 points marked his seventh 20-plus game of the season and his first since scoring 27 against Jackson State, Dec. 13.
D.J. Shelton was 2-for-2 from 3-point and finished with 6 points...he is now 7-for-13 from 3-point this season...the 3-pointers were his first since going 2-for-2 against Idaho Nov. 28...his first career 3s in Pac-12 play.
Will DiIorio got his second career start and first of the season...only other start came Nov. 17, 2011 against Sacramento State.
DiIorio led the team in rebounding (5) for the first time this season.
Brock Motum became the 33rd Washington State men's basketball student-athlete to score 1,000 career points with 14 points against Kansas, Monday, Nov. 19.
He is the third Cougar in the last four seasons to reach 1,000 career-points...Klay Thompson scored his 1,000th point during the 2009-10 season and Reggie Moore reached 1,000 points in the Cougs second-to-last game of the 2011-12 season.
With 1,233 points, Motum holds the 16th best career scoring mark in WSU history...he is 9 points away from Eddie Hill (1991-94) in 15th with 1,242 points...Larry Beck (1955-57) is 14th with 1,263 points.
For the second time in his career, Brock Motum was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 3-9.
Motum led the Cougars with 23.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 2.0 blocks per game as WSU fell to No. 10 Gonzaga, 71-69, Dec. 5, and defeated Fresno State, 59-50, Dec. 9.
He shot .552 (16-for-29) from the field, including a .700 clip (7-for-10) from 3-point range.
Against Gonzaga, Motum had 23 points and made a career-high 5 3-pointers, going 5-for-7 from beyond the arc...he tied his career high with 3 blocked shots.
He also scored 23 points against Fresno State, adding a team-high 8 rebounds and 2 assists.
Motum's honor is the 26th Player of the Week nod in WSU history as he became the sixth Cougar to earn the award multiple times in his career (also earned it Dec. 12, 2011).
MOTUM A CANDIDATE FOR THE WOODEN AWARD: Senior Klay Thompson was named to the preseason top-50 prior to the 2010-11 season. Thompson went on to make the midseason top-30 cut in 2010-11, as did Low in 2007-08. Three other Pac-12 student-athletes were named to the list: André Roberson (Colorado), Allen Crabbe (California), and Solomon Hill (Arizona).
PERFECT AT FRIEL IN NOVEMBER: With its win over Idaho, Nov. 28, WSU improved to 46-0 all-time in the month of November at Friel Court. The Cougars have won 46-straight November games in Pullman and are 47-1 (the loss came before the Cougars moved into Beasley Coliseum).
COUGARS MAKE 12TH POSTSEASON APPEARANCE: Washington State competed in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) in 2011-12, marking the first CBI and 12th overall postseason appearance in school history.
MOTUM JOINS ELITE COMPANY: Brock Motum grabbed his 200th rebound of the 2011-12 season March 7 in the Pac-12 Tournament and had 613 points and 216 rebounds last season. He joined two other Cougars, Steve Puidokas and Larry Beck as the only WSU players to reach 500 points and 200 boards in a season.
COUGARS GO `DOWN UNDER': The Cougars spent two weeks in Australia, Aug. 3-16, 2012, as part of an NCAA approved international tour. WSU went 2-3 in five games, three of them against teams of the NBL (National Basketball League). Brock Motum averaged 27.2 points in the five games, including a 41-point output against the Cairns Taipans in the final game of the tour. The Cougar roster contains three Aussies.


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Supporters of the recently approved streetcar extension insist it will bring commercial development, but that hasn't yet been the case for Phase 1
Embedded in the pavement of Elizabeth Avenue, the streetcar tracks gleam silver with promise. But with the actual streetcars at least two years away, no one can say for sure whether that promise ever will turn to the gold of extensive commercial development, a particular need for Charlotte's beleaguered West Side.


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College Hockey:Badgers and Bulldogs Skate to 3-3 Tie
Wisconsin Unbeaten Streak Reaches Four
DULUTH, Minn. — Minnesota Duluth remained unbeaten at home this season, while Wisconsin stretched its overall unbeaten streak to four.
Thats what a 3-3 overtime tie did for each Friday night in a Western Collegiate Hockey Association mens game before 4,534 fans at the DECC.
Twenty-eight shots apiece; one power-play goal per team.
Youll take a point in the league any time, but we wanted more, said UMD senior winger Andrew Carroll, who set up Justin Fontaines tying goal with 4:46 left in regulation. We had a lead after two periods and good teams hold leads.
The most important thing is that when [Wisconsin] took the lead in the third period, we fired right back against a good defensive team.
UMD (4-3-3 and 1-3-2 in the WCHA) was up 2-1 through 40 minutes before Wisconsin (3-6-2 and 3-4-2) rallied with consecutive Blake Geoffrion goals, the second coming on a power play with 5:39 to go in the third period.
At the end of the next shift, UMDs Jack Connolly got the puck into the offensive zone and Carroll knocked a shot off the knee pad of Wisconsin goalie Shane Connelly. Winger Fontaine got a stick on the rebound for his team-leading sixth goal of the season. The Bulldogs had replied in 54 seconds.
We showed some character with that goal, but we were still too up-and-down, said UMD defenseman Evan Oberg, who had a second-period goal. Our forecheck was going in the second period and we got 11 shots on goal, and our special teams were better. But thats a game we think we shouldve won."
Connelly, who had to survive two UMD breakaways, and Bulldog Alex Stalock each had 25 saves. The outcome left Wisconsin 3-0-1 the past four games and UMD 2-0-1 at home. The Bulldogs are 3-1-9 the last 13 overtime games.
Wisconsin led 1-0 after one period on a Patrick Johnson goal and UMD countered with the only goals of the second period a forceful drive from freshman Mike Connolly from the left circle to the upper far side and Obergs 5-on-3 attempt from the top of the right circle. Wisconsin hadnt allowed a goal for 102 minutes, 58 seconds over three games before Mike Connolly goal.
The second period, I dont know where we were, which is the sign of a young team, said Wisconsin coach Mike Eaves. We lost battles for pucks inside our blue line and outside their blue line."
Goal-scoring leader Geoffrion, a junior co-captain and grandson of Hockey Hall of Famer Bernie Geoffrion, put the Badgers back on track. His steal at 7:37 of the third period resulted in an unassisted score and then he somehow found a loose puck to Stalocks right for a power-play goal and a 3-2 lead. Geoffrion now has seven goals, including four in the last two games.
Wisconsin has had third period leads in five games this season, but none has produced a victory.
Fontaines goal gave UMD more than in last weekends series at Denver in 5-1 and 2-1 losses.
The game ended up probably the way it shouldve, said UMD coach Scott Sandelin. Three goals and 28 shots. Wisconsin makes you earn your goals."
Kevin Pates covers Minnesota-Duluth for the Duluth News-Tribune in Duluth, Minn.
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Megan's grandmother had these pieces of wood in her garage leftover from where she had a tree cut down. Megan, who blogs at Megan Brooke Handmade, was pretty sure she could turn them into something fabulous. So, with Grandma's permission, she took a few home.
At home, Megan used chalkboard spray paint to turn these pieces of wood into a neat wayto decorate a wall. The organic shapes combined with the lettering on the chalkboard surfaces makes this arrangement visually very interesting.
This is a great example of mixing old and new. Check out Megan's tutorial at Megan Brooke Designs.


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So I need to solve this equation as a part of a binomial distribution problem:
Complete Question: Over a one moth period, Ava and Sven play a total of x games of tennis. The probability that Ava wins any game $0.4$. The result of each game played is independent of any other game played. Let X denote the number of games won by Ava over a one month period.
(a) Find an expression for $P(X = 2)$ in terms of $n$.
(b) If the probability that Ava wins two games in 0.121 correct to 3 d.p., find the value on $n$.
I've tried to simplify it by multiplying both sides by $\dfrac{9}{2}$:
$$(n^2-n)\times0.6^n=0.5445$$ Now I'm stuck, I tried using logarithms but I didn't get anywhere. The answer should be very close to $10$. Does anyone have a hint on how to proceed? Thank you.


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Master Suite Remodel - Beautiful Design Just a Stone's Throw Away
From Margaret Everton on March 12, 2010 in Sacramento
Jim Loehr is the local go-to guy for stone and tile in Sacramento. As co-owner of both the Natural Stone Design Gallery and Sherman-Loehr Custom Tile Works, he knows whats up when it comes to beautiful stonework. So when he and his wife Joyce decided their master bedroom needed a little revamping, it seemed only appropriate that a selection of his company materials would go on display in a big way.
The couple partnered with interior designer Kerrie Kelly of Kerrie Kelly Design Lab (she and Jim worked together on about 6,800 of the Del Webb Sun City development houses in Lincoln Hills) to create a space that balanced masculine charm with feminine beauty.
The focal point of the room, quite fittingly, is a display of 24 limestone squares that reflect the design of the entry floor. Color variations make this piece more a work of art than a tiled wall.
Joyce set her sights on a vanity with comfortable seating and a makeup mirror. She also added her own personal touch with a four poster bed she had been storing in their garage, unused. The couple added a knickknack of their choosing to their own nightstands a picture of his hometown in Montana and a zebra print plus music box for her.
Once completed, this charming master bedroom was equal parts bold and delicate, a combination not too easy to come by.


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Those watching the 2014 NCAA men's basketball tournament sat in shock on Friday, March 21, 2014, as Mercer upset Duke and knocked the Blue Devils out of the tournament. Numerous people were sure that Duke would win, and that included Atlanta Falcons' wide receiver Roddy White. He was so sure that he bet a fan on Twitter some season tickets, but he lost and he paid up.
Well, he kind of paid up.
Someone asked White on Twitter how far he thought Duke would go. White simply responded with, "Championship."
Someone else then got on Twitter and told White that the Bears would wind up with the upset of the Blue Devils. White wasn't going to take that so he responded with:
"if mercer beat duke I will give you season tickets 50 yard line first row"
This is obviously a bet that was going to be taken by the Twitter user known as Dylan Hoyt, and he told White that he couldn't back out if it happened. Hoyt like the idea of being able to see some Falcons games live next season.
Well, Mercer ended up stunning Duke with the upset win of 78-71.
White got on Twitter and said he would pay up, but it obviously is not the original wager that he laid out.
"I lost a bet and I will give him tickets to the bears game since he is a bears fan done with this bet"
So maybe he didn't pay in full, but you can't beat some free NFL tickets.
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It's actually a 28-guy cream pie. The guys butt fuck Jennifer, d.p. her, throat fuck her and dump their loads in whichever hole they choose at any time throughout the flick. Most guys pop twice - which is probably where they get the 50-count. But the number is irrelevant because this is simply one very large gangbang in which Jennifer gets piston-pumped like a fuck doll long after her body is covered in sweat and her cavities are overflowing with spunk.
By the end, those painful moans resulting from a sore pussy and ass that keeps getting pounded couldn't be more real. Yet she manages to keep going for another 20 minutes.
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Kendra Wilkinson reacted as most women would after learning about her husband's infidelity only five weeks after giving birth to his child. A source close to the family told Us Weekly Tuesday Wilkinson flushed her wedding ring down the toilet after Kendra confirmed her husband, Hank Baskett, had an affair with YouTube transgender model Ava Sabrina London.
Former Playboy model Kendra Wilson isn't sharing her husband the same way she shared Hugh Hefner with two other women on E!'s "The Girls Next Door." The 29-year-old married NFL pro Hank Baskett on June 27, 2009 at the Playboy Mansion. Wilkinson has two children with the 31-year-old wide receiver, four-year old Hank IV and a five-week-old daughter, Alijah.
According to Us Weekly Kendra Wilkinson didn't believe the rumors at first, which ran rampant in April that her husband was having an affair with transgender 25-year-old model Ava S. Masaniai, aka Ava Sabrina London. However, Wilkinson's infidelity suspicions grew when Baskett made no attempt at clearing his name in the press. The source told Us Weekly the new mom began "snooping and found an unexplained and damming charge on Hank's credit card statement."
The five-foot-four-inch "Dancing With the Stars" alum from season 12 reportedly flew into a rage, "was extremely angry" and "flipped out." When Kendra Wilkinson confirmed her husband Hank Baskett did cheat with transgender Ava London while she was eight months pregnant, she allegedly "punched the walls of the family's home, tossed wedding photos in the pool and flushed her wedding ring down the toilet."
Ava Sabrina London apparently released a recording of a phone call between herself and Baskett to RadarOnline, where it appears Hank begs London to be quiet about the affair. And the Daily Mail has reported moving trucks were spotted at the couple's Calabasas, California home on the same day the recording was made public. Would you have reacted in the same manner as Kendra Wilkinson if you learned your spouse was having an affair?
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The 10th Annual Delaware State Police Ride for Domestic Violence Awareness will be held on Saturday Oct. 12 beginning at Delaware State Police Headquarters, Dover.
The police-escorted ride will travel through scenic areas of Kent and New Castle counties and end at Bogey's Grill in Middletown.
Sign up is from 9 to 10 a.m. and the cost is $20 per person. The first 150 riders will receive a commemorative T-shirt and pin, and the first 500 will receive a D.V. awareness wristband.
The purpose of this event is to raise public awareness of the devastating effects domestic violence has on victims as well as the community. To end domestic violence, communities as a whole must reach out to victims of domestic violence and let them know that help is available.
For additional information call Debbie Reed at (302) 739-3711 or Adrienne Owen at (302) 741-2822.
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The Boston College search for a new basketball coach appears to be following a traditional–for this generation of athletic directors–format
BC athletic director Brad Bates reportedly has reached out to former South Carolina and Vanderbilt head coach Eddie Fogler to help find candidates for a replacement for Steve Donahue, who was fired last week.
Such a move, coupled with the word that as of Monday afternoon all was still quiet about contact with Harvard, would suggest that BC is not making Harvard coach Tommy Amaker its primary choice.
Things could change rapidly in the next few days, especially if Fogler puts Amaker at the top of HIS List.
Fogler is well respected for doing a thorough job on vetting candidates and has helped in searches at such places as Auburn, Michigan, Penn State and Vanderbilt.
There is also linkage between Bates and Fogler, who was the head coach of the Commodores from 1989-93.
Bates arrived at Vanderbilt in 1985 as the head strength coach, moved to a job as assistant Athletic director in 1989, moving up the administrative ladder to Senior Associate AD before taking over as Director of Athletics at Miami of Ohio in 2002.
It makes perfect sense for Bates, who is know for his thoroughness in research to contact Fogler about the BC opening.
Bates only response to a question about Fogler was that "I use several people in the business that I trust."
What names Fogler will give Bates remains the key question.
Besides Amaker, a list could include Providence Coach Ed Cooley, Bryant University Coach Tim O'Shea, each of whom previously worked at BC for Al Skinner. O'Shea is also a BC graduate.
But Cooley, who spent nine years as an assistant at BC to Skinner, is happy at Providence, where he took the Friars to the Big East tournament championship and the NCAA tournament. "I'm at the right place at the right time," said Cooley on Monday.
O'Shea, who won at Ohio and Bryant, would be interested if the call came from his alma mater, but is regarded in the second group of candidates who might emerge
Another possibility could be Xavier Coach Chris Mack, who also fits the profile of a young (44) who has produced four 20 plus win seasons in five years at Xavier, knows the ACC from his days at Wake Forest as an assistant to the late Skip Prosser.He has also taken Xaiver to four NCAA tournaments in five seasons, including one second round appearance and two Sweet 16 round appearances.
Mack also fits into the mold of a coach with a Catholic education-St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, which has produced several BC football players including two time All American linebacker Luke Kuechly–has coached at an urban Catholic University with high academic standards and produced winners in two major conferences, the Atlantic 10 and the Big East.
One problem that BC may have is that Wake Forest, which also has an opening, is also interested. If Mack does leave Xaiver, getting back to the ACC at a place where he is spent three years and was comfortable would seem to have an edge.
Another problem is that Mack, who grew up in Cincinnati, is already home in comfor table surroundings near his family and friends and coaching at his alma mater.
Other names such as Manhattan Coach Steve Masiello and George Washington Coach Mike Lonegran, who was interested in the BC job when Skinner was fired four years ago also could appear on a wish list.
So now Bates and Fogler and the other people in Bates' inner circle will determine if Amaker, who was back at Harvard on Monday, or someone else will take control of a BC basketball program which needs a leader sooner rather than later.
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The Cardinal, the 2011 NCAA champion, is a perennial national power and returns nine starters from a team that finished 15-6-1 and reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen a year ago.
Stanford has an equally strong schedule that features 11 NCAA tournament teams from last year and seven opponents among the Top 20 in the final NSCAA rankings. Also, six opponents are coming off regular-season conference championships.
South Bay rival Santa Clara (No. 7 in 2013), Southeastern Conference regular-season champ Florida (No. 10), and three-time NCAA champion Notre Dame (No. 14), now under former Stanford assistant Theresa Romagnolo, each are coming to Stanford's Laird Q. Cagan Stadium this season.
Season tickets (combined with men's games), single-match tickets, group tickets and mini plans are now available. Fans can purchase online at GoStanford.com or by calling 1-800-STANFORD (1-800-782-6367).
Stanford opens the season on Aug. 22 at North Carolina. The Cardinal's home opener is Sept. 4 against UC Santa Barbara at 7:30 p.m., in the first of 13 matches Stanford will play on the Pac-12 Networks.
The Cardinal has appeared in the past 16 NCAA tournaments and 23 of the past 24. In addition, Stanford has reached the College Cup final four five of the past six years. In the past five seasons, Stanford has a record of 109-10-6, and has produced 12 All-Americans under head coach Paul Ratcliffe.
The Cardinal, which reported for preseason training Tuesday, features a seven-member freshman class rated No. 1 in the country by TopDrawerSoccer.com. Included are local products Jaye Boissiere, Zoe Pacalin, and Sarah Robinson – teammates on the Mountain View/Los Altos Lightning club team.
Stanford returns 2013 Pac-12 goal-scoring leader Taylor Uhl, and All-West Region players Maddie Bauer, Lo'eau LaBonta, and Chioma Ubogagu.
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Rachel Fraenkel is the mother of one of the three Jewish religious students who were murdered last month in the Israeli
occupied Palestinian West Bank, Naftali Fraenkel. She recently spoke out against the violence saying she shares the pain of the parent's of Mohammed Abu Khdeir, an Islamic Palestinian teen who was kidnapped and burned alive by Jews in a revenge attack last week. Ms. Fraenkel said that the shedding of innocent blood is against the Torah and Judaism. She is wrong.
Many people who follow a "revealed"/hearsay religion like Judaism, Christianity or Islam are not aware of the teachings and contents of their own "holy" scriptures. I had a Jewish friend who I gave a copy of Thomas Paine's The Age of Reason to (for The Age of Reason, The Complete Edition in paper back click here and for the Kindle version click here). This book does a great job of objectively addressing the brutal religious violence and genocide practiced by the Hebrews/Jews in the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. After reading it she said that her and her parents only celebrate Jewish holidays for the opportunity to get family together and visit with family members they haven't seen for awhile. This, unfortunately, is the case with too many members of the various "revealed"/hearsay religions. Instead of accepting the "holy" books of these religious violence promoting ungodly religions, people need to honestly examine them and when they see how they not only promote religious violence, but slander and libel God by blaming it on alleged orders from God, they must reject them and remove them from their lives. This is the only way to end religious violence. Without the support of their members, the "revealed"/hearsay religions will wither and die and religious violence will die with them. As Deists, we have a responsibility to see to it that we educate as many people as we possibly can to the true teachings in their "holy" books as well as to the fact that they have a rational and natural alternative in Deism.
Ms. Fraenkel needs to make herself familiar with the orders of the "holy" man of all three Abrahamic "revealed" religions, the alleged prophet of God, Moses. At Numbers 31:17-18 we read that Moses was upset with the Israelite army after they had defeated a neighbor in battle because they only slaughtered the men but did not murder all of the women and children with the exception of the virgin girls. Moses ordered the Israelite army to "kill every male among the little ones, and kill every woman that hath known man by lying with him. But all the women children, that have not known a man by lying with him, keep alive for yourselves." Verse 35 informs us the number of "women children" the Hebrews/Jews kept alive for themselves was 32,000. Clearly this will correct Ms. Fraenkel's false assumption that not only is violence promoted by the Torah and Judaism, but so is genocide and child rape.
Islam also promotes religious violence as Surah 9:5 makes clear. This verse instructs Muslims to "slay the idolaters wherever ye find them, and take them (captive), and besiege them, and prepare for them each ambush." Islamic apologists often attempt to say this is not a command for all Muslims but it is limited to the Muslims at a particular time and place, in particular to the war that was going on between the Muslims and the unbelievers/pagans shortly after the Muslims formed themselves into a community in Madinah. If this is true it makes one wonder why it is not stated so in the Quran, letting everyone who reads it know that it's not applicable to all Muslims after that scripture was "revealed" and written. One Islamic apologist, Dr. Zakir Naik, actually said:
"This verse is quoted during a battle. ...We know that America was once at war with Vietnam. Suppose the President of America or the General of the American Army told the American soldiers during the war: 'Wherever you find the Vietnamese, kill them'. Today if I say that the American President said, 'Wherever you find Vietnamese, kill them' without giving the context, I will make him sound like a butcher. But if I quote him in context, that he said it during a war, it will sound very logical, as he was trying to boost the morale of the American soldiers during the war. ...Similarly in Surah Taubah chapter 9 verse 5 the Qur'an says, 'Kill the Mushriqs (pagans) where ever you find them", during a battle to boost the morale of the Muslim soldiers. What the Qur'an is telling Muslim soldiers is, don't be afraid during battle; wherever you find the enemies kill them.'"
One very important fact Naik ignores is a president or a general are only people, they are not The Supreme Intelligence/God. What they say and write is not claimed, as the Quran is, to be the Word of God. We must hold all writings that are claimed to be the Word of God to the very highest standards possible. When we do this we see that none of them are really the Word of God.
Likewise, Christianity is mired in religious violence, too. Matthew 15:1-6 has Jesus defending the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament command to kill children who curse their parents and refers to it as a command from God. And Matthew 5:17-18 says that Jesus said, "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled." Since heaven and Earth have not passed yet, according to this foolish teaching, the laws of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament are still valid as are the prophets like the genocidal maniac Moses.
The New Testament also claims Jesus made statements which can only be seen as promoting religious violence such as Matthew 10:34 which says that Jesus said, "Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword." And Luke 22:36 which says that Jesus said, ". . . he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one."
As the world sees the barbaric religious violence in the "holy land" continue to escalate (it now looks like Israel is going to invade Gaza) the World Union of Deists sees a need to educate people to the fact that this religious violence is letting us know that the "revealed"/hearsay religions have absolutely nothing of value to offer us. The religious violence in the Middle East is proof that the "revealed" religions are failures and that The Supreme Intelligence/God has absolutely nothing to do with them. This is because God gave us reason and not religion.
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Professor of Nutrition and Toxicology; Ph.D. in Nutrition, Iowa State, 1982.
Dr. Hennig's primary appointment is in the College of Agriculture. He also has academic appointments with the Center of Nutritional Sciences, Graduate Center for Toxicology and the Center of Membrane Sciences, and he is a member of the Gill Heart Institute.
Dr. Hennig is the current Director of the University of Kentucky Superfund Research Center (http://www.uky.edu/Research/Superfund/)
Dr. Hennig is the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry (http://www.elsevier.com/locate/jnutbio)
Dr. Hennig also serves on the Editorial Boards for the Journal of the American College of Nutrition, and Nutrition Research. He is a Fellow of the American College of Nutrition, and Fellow of the Council on Arteriosclerosis, American Heart Association.
- University of Kentucky Research Professorship Award, 2013
- Superfund Research Program Distinguished Lecturer (NIEHS/NIH), 2011
- Thomas Poe Cooper Research Award for Outstanding Research in Agriculture, 2011
- Charles E. Ragus Award for the Best JACN Scientific Research Paper of 2009
- Fulbright Recipient, 2008; Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia
- Helen LeBaron Hilton Award for Outstanding Leadership and Distinguished Achievement; Iowa State University, 2006
- Grace A. Goldsmith Award for Significant Current Achievements in the Field of Nutrition, 1995
- Borden Award for Significant Research in Nutrition, 1993
- Clintec Award for Excellence in the Science of Nutrition, 1993
Dr. Hennig's research emphasis involves the utilization of tissue culture model systems in the study of nutrition and atherosclerosis, with emphasis in the role of nutrients on biochemical and molecular mechanisms of vascular endothelial cell function, injury and protection. His research has focused on the injurious effects of individual fats (e.g., omega-6 fatty acids) to vascular endothelial cells and protection against such injury by certain vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols. In addition, Dr. Hennig is studying molecular mechanisms of nutrient interactions with the cytotoxic effects of specific environmental contaminants, such as persistent organic pollutants, in relation to endothelial cell activation and the pathology of atherosclerosis. Results from these studies may suggest novel therapeutic interventions by further understanding "endothelial cell nutrition" as a key variable in the etiology of diseases such as atherosclerosis.
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Eske K, Newsome B, Han SG, Murphy M, Bhattacharyya D, Hennig B. PCB 77 dechlorination products modulate proinflammatory events in vascular endothelial cells. Environ Sci Pollut Res (in press)Petriello MC, Newsome B, Hennig B. Influence of nutrition in PCB-induced vascular inflammation. Environ Sci Pollut Res (in press)Pu H, Tian J, András IE, Hayashi K, Flora G, Hennig B, Toborek M. HIV-1 TAT protein-induced alterations of ZO-1 expression are mediated by redox-regulated ERK1/2 activation. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab (in press)Park M, Hennig B, Toborek M. Methamphetamine alters occludin expression via NADPH oxidase-induced oxidative insult and intact caveolae. J Cell Mol Med (in press)Chen L, Choi JJ, Choi YJ, Hennig B, Toborek M. HIV-1 Tat-induced cerebrovascular toxicity is enhanced in mice with amyloid deposits. Neurobiol Aging (in press)Rashid, CS, Carter LG, Hennig B, Pearson KJ. Perinatal polychlorinated biphenyl 126 exposure alters offspring body composition. J Pediatr Biochem, 3: 47-53, 2013.Han SG, Newsome B, Hennig B. Titanium dioxide nanoparticles increase inflammatory responses in vascular endothelial cells. Toxicology, 306: 1-8, 2013.Zheng Y, Morris A, Sunkara M, Toborek M, Hennig B. EGCG stimulates Nrf2 and heme oxygenase-1 via caveolin-1 displacement. J Nutr Biochem, 23: 163-8, 2012.Han SG, Han SS, Toborek M, Hennig B. EGCG protects endothelial cells against PCB 126-induced inflammation through inhibition of AhR and induction of Nrf2-regulated genes. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol, 261: 181-188, 2012.Hennig B, Ormsbee L, McClain C, Watkins BA, Blumberg B, Bachas L, Sanderson W, Thompson C, Suk WA. Nutrition can modulate the toxicity of environmental pollutants: Implications in risk assessment and human health. Environ Health Perspect, 120: 771-774, 2012.Zhang B, Chen L, Choi JJ, Hennig B, Toborek M. Cerebrovascular toxicity of PCB153 is enhanced by binding to silica nanoparticles. J Neuroimmune Pharmacol, 7: 991-1001, 2012.Majkova Z, Layne J, Sunkara M, Morris AJ, Toborek M, Hennig B. Omega-3 fatty acid oxidation products prevent vascular endothelial cell activation by coplanar polychlorinated biphenyls. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 251(1): 41-49, 2011.Layne J, Majkova Z, Toborek M, Hennig B. Emerging Issues: Caveolae: a regulatory platform for nutritional modulation of inflammatory diseases. J Nutr Biochem, 22: 807-811, 2011.Huang W, András IE, Rha GB, Hennig B, Toborek M. PPARα and PPARγ protect against HIV-1-induced MMP-9 overexpression via caveolae-associated ERK and Akt signaling. FASEB J, 25: 3979-3988, 2011.Lehner C, Gehwolf R, Tempfer H, Krizbai I, Hennig B, Bauer HC, Bauer H. Oxidative stress and blood-brain barrier dysfunction under particular consideration of matrix metalloproteinases. Antioxid Redox Signal, 15: 1305-1323, 2011.András IE, Eum SY, Huang W, Zhong Y, Hennig B, Toborek M. HIV-1-induced amyloid beta accumulation in brain endothelial cells is attenuated by simvastatin. Mol Cell Neurosci, 43: 232-243, 2010.Choi YJ, Arzuaga X, Kluemper CT, Toborek M, Hennig B. Quercetin blocks caveolae-dependent proinflammatory responses induced by co-planar PCBs. Environ Int 36(8):931-4, 2010.Zhong Y, Hennig B, and Toborek M. Intact lipid rafts regulate HIV-1 Tat protein-induced activation of the Rho signaling and upregulation of p-glycoprotein in brain endothelial cells. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab 30(3):522-33, 2010.Seelbach M, Chen L, Powell A, Choi YJ, Zhang B, Hennig B, Toborek M. Polychlorinated biphenyls disrupt the blood-brain barrier integrity and promote brain metastasis formation. Environ Health Perspect 118(4):479-84, 2010.Zheng Y, Toborek M. Hennig B. Epigallocatechin gallate-mediated protection against tumor necrosis factor-α-induced monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 expression is heme oxygenase-1 dependent. Metabolism 59(10):1528-35, 2010.Huang W, Rha GB, Chen L, Seelback MJ, Zhang B, Andras IA, Bruemmer D, Hennig B, Toborek M. Inhibition of telomerase activity alters tight junction protein expression and induces transendothelial passage of HIV-1-infected cells. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 298(4):H1136-45, 2010.Majkova Z, Toborek M, Hennig B. The role of caveolae in endothelial cell dysfunction with a focus on nutrition and environmental toxicants. J Cell Mol Med 14(10):2359-70, 2010.Choi YJ, Seelbach MJ, Pu H, Eum SY, Chen L, Zhang B, Hennig B, Toborek M. Polychlorinated biphenyls disrupt intestinal integrity via NADPH oxidase-induced alterations of tight junction protein expression. Environ Health Perspect 118(7):976-81, 2010.Han SG, Eum SY, Toborek M, Smart E, Hennig B. Polychlorinated biphenyl-induced VCAM-1 expression is attenuated in aortic endothelial cells isolated from caveolin-1 deficient mice. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 246(1-2):74-82, 2010.Zhang B, Chen L, Swartz KR, Bruemmer D, Eum SY, Huang W, Seelbach M, Choi YJ, Hennig B, Toborek M. Deficiency of telomerase activity aggravates the blood-brain barrier disruption and neuroinflammatory responses in a model of experimental stroke. J Neurosci Res 88(13):2859-68, 2010.
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Astaxanthin earns the title "King of Carotenoids" by its sheer uniqueness. The molecule is very different from other carotenoids in that it positions itself across the entire cell membrane – a portion of it attaches to the exterior of the cell; a portion to the interior; and another portion spans across the entire lipid layer.
"What this translates to is it offers protection on the outside of the cell from free radicals, the inside of the cell where there are free radicals being generated, and also this lipid fat layer where we always hear about lipid peroxidation... It's perfectly designed to protect all parts of the cell," Dr. Corish explains. "... Astaxanthin is really very global when it comes to cellular protection."
Another major difference is in the number of free radicals it can handle at any given time. Most antioxidants, such as vitamin C, E and various others, can typically only handle one free radical at a time. But astaxanthin can handle multiple free radicals simultaneously – in some cases more than 19 at the same time, according to Dr. Corish. It does this by forming an electron cloud around the molecule. This is known as the electron dislocation resonance. When free radicals try to steal electrons from the astaxanthin molecule, they're simply absorbed into and neutralized by this electron cloud, all at once.
Furthermore, astaxanthin can handle multiple types of free radicals too, whereas certain antioxidants tend to have preferences for certain types of free radicals. Some antioxidants go after singlet oxygen free radicals, while others target nitric oxide free radicals, or peroxyl free radicals, and so on. Astaxanthin can handle multiple types of free radicals simultaneously.
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The phones themselves are a major gating factor. Wireless 3D content requires a handset of a sophistication that the average cell phone in the US currently lacks. Many, for example, still use black-and-white displays. In Korea and Japan, where mobile technology is more cutting-edge, the situation is a bit different. Japan's HI Corp., for example, has been creating and selling mobile 3D content for well more than a year (see "Graphics to Go," April 2003, pg. 28). Most experts say that users in the Far East, and even in Europe, are more inclined to mobile technology than their North American counterparts. Whatever the reasons, the US lags behind Korea, Japan, and Europe when it comes to wireless applications.
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