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Let $P$, $Q:E\rightarrow E$, be projections and $PQ=QP$, show that $N(P)+N(Q)=N(PQ)$, $N(P)$ stands for Kernel of $P$
As $P$, $Q$ are projections and $PQ=QP$ then $PQ$ is a projection, so $E= N(PQ)\oplus \text{Im}(PQ)$ and also $E=N(P)\oplus \text{Im}(P)=N(Q)\oplus \text{Im}(Q)$. It's easy to see $N(P)+N(Q)\subset N(PQ)$ , but don't know how to arrive to the other inclusion or how to put $E=N(P)+N(Q)\oplus \mathrm{Im}(PQ)$ in that case the answer will follow immediately.
I've tried this last idea by writing $2v=(v-Pv)+(v-Qv)+(Pv+Qv)$ because $(v-Pv)+(v-Qv)$ is in $N(PQ)$ but then I can't conclude that Pv+Qv is in $\mathrm{Im}(PQ)$.
Any hint would be appreciated, Thanks in advance.

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Woman blinded in one eye after trying to stop street attack
The 23-year-old and her partner intervened to help a man who was being assaulted in Wigan
The 23-year-old and her partner intervened to help a man who was being assaulted in Wigan
Steve McNamara could also give Michael McIlorum his first start of the tournament after naming him in place of James Roby
The chief executive of Leeds Rhinos, Gary Hetherington, has expressed his dismay at the Rugby Football League's decision to postpone its restructuring of the domestic game until after the World Cup.
Wigan overturn 16-2 deficit in remarkable fightback as injury to Joel Monaghan undermines Wolves
Prop relishing chance to bow out as a Grand Final winner before his big move Down Under
Wigan are one match away from a Grand Final after a hard-fought victory at a near-waterlogged ground here tonight. Two tries from Josh Charnley gave the Warriors the edge in filthy conditions. They now have next weekend off, whilst Huddersfield, the most consistent side all year, have to try to take advantage of their second chance. This was a reminder for them that finals football is a different proposition.
Bradford ended a forgettable season with some minor consolation as the Giants kept their powder dry for next weekend by fielding a young, experimental line-up that was not quite up to the job.
Salford played their last game as the City Reds before this week's planned rebranding as the Red Devils at Castleford. Apart from the name change, the club will announce a series of new faces to go with scrum-half, Tim Smith, signed from Wakefield for "a substantial fee."
The visitors' dressing-room backs onto the press toilets at the DW Stadium. Usual insights are reliably restricted to dubious musical tastes, but at half-time of this match, only the rasping voice of Billy Davies was audible. When put politely, the Nottingham Forest manager was not happy with his team's performance. It was industrial strength stuff. Given what he'd seen, it was also understandable.
When it comes to Rugby League Challenge Cup finals, no two names resonate together quite like Hull and Wigan.
Warrington failed to go back to the top of the Super League table as they fell victim to an unlikely double at the hands of an inspired 12-man Widnes.
Warrington moved back into second place in Super League, but only after stubborn resistance from opponents with an eye on the top eight.
The manager at Wigan Council also told several hundred reeling employees about his weekend at a 'punk rock festival in Blackpool'
Bradford 12 Warrington 26
On a night when many young players made their mark, Sam Powell kicked a late drop goal and created a try to take Wigan's winning run to 13.
A fitting climax to the Magic Weekend saw Leeds beaten for the first time in the mid-season showcase as Wigan consolidated their Super League lead, but there was little to choose between the two sides.
Daryl Powell takes charge of his hometown club for the first time in France this afternoon. The newly appointed Castleford coach takes them to the Catalan Dragons looking for a result to get his reign off to an optimistic start.


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TC TO THOMAS BALLANTYNE ; 16 August 1841; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18410816-TC-TB-01; CL 13: 216-217
Newby, Annan, N.B., 16th August, 1841.
My dear Sir—The Conference of Dissenting Ministers on the Corn-Laws at Manchester,1 is to begin to-morrow, if I remember rightly; it seems to me a matter rather more than usually remarkable. If any good account of it, such an account as might in some measure make one present at it, come out in any Newspaper, your own or another,2 I should be obliged to you if you would be so good as send it hither. The Dissenting Ministers, if they had due insight and faculty, have an immense task to discharge at present. Could they leave behind them as dreary and inane the things that have become a dreariness and an inanity, and discern the huge reality calling on them in these days to give it a voice, it were something! I fear they have not faculty and insight; but I should like to see what it is they do. It seems pretty certain the Corn-Laws will have to terminate before long; but, alas, the business will only be beginning then. The dumb Poor have no voice; and must and will find a voice—other than Rick-burnings, Gunpowder and Chartism!
I continue here for another week; then still another at Scotsbrig, Ecclefechan, N.B., not far from this. It still seems likely that I shall pass through Liverpool on my way homewards, and see you there before long.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Hope Solo's husband is in jail after a probation violation. But Hope Solo accused news reports about her husband's arrest false. Solo used words like "ignorance", "spin stores", and "media spins" to describe news coverage of her husband's arrest. But Solo's news statements about her husband's arrest were false themselves.
Hope Solo earlier in the day said that "life is great". But at that moment, her husband was behind bars for violation of probation. Soon, Solo went on the offensive, calling reports of her husband's arrest as "media spin". Debbie Carter, a spokesperson for the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, would beg to differ. She confirmed to news that the Department of Corrections issued an arrest warrant for Solo's husband for alleged probation violation of his 2010 probation order.
Solo called reports – coming from news, the Department of Corrections, and local law enforcement – all ignorant on Wednesday. "I feel bad for all the ignorance in the world…. The media spins stories in such dramatic fashion. I will Continue to show love, and never make judgments. I am blessed w True Love & the beautiful game of soccer. I wish everybody the same happiness. "
She later told news that she was "needing my True fans tonight! It's not often I get to play in the beautiful NW! Show your love tonight my friends! Thank you for your support!"
Solo particularly took issue with news reports that Stevens was arrested "again". Despite Solo's false statement, her husband has been arrested before this week. He is on probation from a prior conviction.
After one person tweeted Wednesday "Jerramy Stevens arrested again in Florida" Solo fired back "Get the facts. not 'again', still dealing with Seattle fallout. The truth will prevail." CBS, FOX and other news agencies also used the word "again", despite Solo's urging otherwise.


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Texas Tech Celebrates Seniors Saturday
Haley Schneider and Shauntal Nobles will play their final home game on Saturday.
Feb. 28, 2014
Texas Tech Game Notes | Texas Game Notes
LUBBOCK, Texas -- The Texas Tech women's basketball team returns to United Spirit Arena one last time on Saturday for its final home game of the 2014 season to take on Texas at 2 p.m.
The Lady Raiders will also celebrate at the end of the game the two college careers for seniors Shauntal Nobles and Haley Schneider.
"When I first got here, everybody always told me it was going to go by really fast," Nobles said. "I never thought it would but it definitely did go by fast and it kind of snuck up on me. But I'm really excited."
The Last Meeting
February 5, 2014
Austin, Texas
Nobles comes into her final home game with 527 points, 536 rebounds, a 44 percent field goal percentage and 53 blocks in 117 games played with 48 starts. Nobles was a four-time Academic All- Big 12 selection and graduated with a degree in business administration and is working on her MBA.
Schneider comes into her final home game with 101 points, 85 rebounds, a 35.8 field goal percentage and 54 blocks in 60 games played with three starts. Schneider was selected to the Academic All-Big 12 First Team this season and graduated in December with a civil engineering degree. She is currently working on her master's.
Both Nobles and Schneider look to send each other out on the perfect note for senior day - with a win over their rival Longhorns and snag their first Big 12 Conference win of the season.
Tech (6-21, 0-16 Big 12) nearly completed the that task on Sunday against No. 12 Oklahoma State but fell just short in a 63-62 game before slipping against No. 10 West Virginia on Wednesday in Morgantown, W.Va.
Texas (18-10, 9-7) had lost three consecutive games before beating TCU, 62-50, on Tuesday in Austin. The Longhorns won the first meeting this season against Tech on Feb. 5 but has only won twice in Lubbock since 2004.
More than anything, both seniors agreed that winning one more game in the USA would not be just special for them, but for the fans that have supported them so much over the last few years.
"I'm so thankful for our fans," Schneider said. "They're just the greatest people. They're kind, genuine, happy and just the most caring people you could ever hope to be around. To get one more win for them would just be perfect."
- 1. First 1,000 fans receive a Lady Raider Nation T-shirt.
- 2. There will be a special pregame recognition for 2014 Southwest Conference Hall of Fame inductee - former Lady Raider Carolyn Thompson.
- 3. Senior Day Salute at the conclusion of the game.


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Rated 3.8 out of 5 by 4 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deborah0302 Love it I got two at a local store - one was assembled, and one I had to assemble myself after delivery. Unpacking the one that had to be assembled took about 40 minutes, and assembly took about 40 without hurrying. The assembly went great - everything fit together perfectly, all the parts needed were correctly included, and the instructions were easy to understand and use. You can't flip the doors so that it opens right to left instead of left to right, but otherwise this is a fantastic pair of bookcases. The construction is very good and if it isn't all real wood, I was fooled. You can adjust the height of the top and bottom shelf (not the middle) about 3" up or down by moving the invisible pegs that hold them I'm 5'7" and the bookcases are about 4" taller than me. That was a huge selling point, since bookcases in this price range are often at eye level. January 7, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mikey12 This cabinet is exactly as advertised Delivery was prompt and everything arrived undamaged, surprising with so much glass. Assembly was easy - I did use some wood glue in the joints as well as the screws supplied - and the end result seems very sturdy. Probably took me an hour and a half including unpacking. Its an attractive cabinet, not furniture showroom quality but definitely value for money and displays items well because it has a big glass area. January 18, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by MariaFromDC Great look, good value, bit of a pain to assemble We've ordered this curio twice, now. The first time, the bottom door didn't quite fit, so we couldn't close the cabinet. And, the top right hand corner of the top door had a huge 4-5 inch crack. So, quality wasn't quite as expected. Luckily for us, World Market's customer service was excellent. I called, they apologized, then they arranged for UPS to pick up the entire thing at their cost and refunded us the full amount, including shipping & handling. Totally easy and they were so darn nice. My husband and I weren't going to get a replacement, but after searching far and wide for another cabinet (one with windows on three sides, not an old-fashioned lacquered mahogany look), we couldn't find any decent ones under a thousand. So, skeptically, we ordered this cabinet again, hoping the first try was just an aberration. We were thrilled to find that it was in fact an aberration. The second cabinet arrived very quickly and works fine. The bottom door barely closes (it's TIGHT), but the curio is beautiful and at this price, who can complain. It's good, solid wood, not MDF or particle board, so really, it's a fantastic deal. You have to put in some effort to assemble this right, but we think it's worth it. A beautiful cabinet at an incredible price. December 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Cheives Would have liked to give a higher rating... had to rate the value poor because the top glass door arrived broken. Should have been an in-store purchase as apposed to on-line shipping with glass. September 16, 2014
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Knowing very little about either, I decided to investigate these formats and what follows is hopefully an unbiased presentation of facts. At this time it is hard to say if there is a leader in this format race, or if there will ever be one, with products still not available in the retail market, and from what was shown at recent CES 2006 expo, manufacturers are still working hard on first generation players, which will inevitably be replaced just a few months later with more refined products once they reach the masses. Hopefully after reading this article you will be better informed about the two technologies, and why not, pick your own favorite, or call the industry for a much needed convergence (think of dual-format DVD±RW drives nowadays).
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Valera Swiss'X 450 Logica Flat Iron
Valera Swiss'X 450 Logica Flat Iron is a high quality swiss-made hair straightener with ultra fast heat up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. Electronic temperature regulation keeps a stable temperature the entire time while 1 inch floating plates create uniform contact on hair. Ability to straighten or curl, this iron will maintain your hair's health.
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- Fine and continuous electronic temperature regulation
- 5 times ceramic coating with tourmaline
- 1 inch Floating plates system for perfect and uniform contact on hair
- Cool tips to make styling easier
- Auto-shut off after 60 minutes
- Secure fast heat system - heats up quicky
- Variable temperature control up to 450F
- Universal voltage
- Swivel cord for tangle-free styling
- Includes free thermocap for safe and immediate storage after use
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Folica stands behind every product we sell and we honor all manufacturers' warranties. For all electrical appliances we offer complete protection. If you experience any problem with an item purchased from us and it's still under the warranty period, all you have to do is fill out our Warranty Replacement form, send us the items plus a small shipping and handling fee and we will take care of the rest. We'll repair or replace your item with a new product or a Folica Certified Refurbished product. It's that simple.
Not Dual VoltageThe information under specifications on Folica.com indicates "dual voltage." But the box has a giant stamp marked "100-125 V" only. I could try plugging it into a socket in Germany, but it will probably melt, and I don't think I should risk it.
Unfortunately, I ordered after the prior reviewer alerted me to this problem. So this will have to go back under "false advertising." Hopefully Folica will update the specifications.Jun 22, 2013Ron / Cleveland
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This Is Not Dual VoltageThe information on this website is misleading, incorrect, false. In making the decision of which new flat iron to purchase, I decided on one that was dual voltage so that I could bring it on trips overseas. THIS IRON IS NOT DUAL VOLTAGE.Jun 20, 2013Carol S. / So Cal
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Loving My Valera!This Flat Iron Is One Of The Best Ive Had Lately! I Love That It Heats Up Within 20 Sec.
And I Also Love The Thick Cord Most Of My Old Flat Irons Went Out After Folding The Cord Up Everyday. It Also Makes The Perfact Curls So Its Like A 2 In One. Im Also Loving The Fact That It Came With The Slip Cover So You Can Put It Away Even When Its Hot.... I Also Did A Youtube Review On This Item Check Me Out foreveradrina. This Item Is A Divas Must Have.May 24, 2012Adrina R. / El Cajon Ca,HAIR TYPEBlack / Curly Hair
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Armando at the herald reports that Sparano will be gone and Ireland likely will be staying because Ross thinks the personnel are good, but underachieving.
My sources tell a slightly different tale. Ross is leaning to firing Sparano, but still hasn't decided about Ireland. At least in part it depends on what coaches are available (and how many have been fired), and how well he perceives they would work with Jeff/how much personnel control the new guy would get.
It's also possible that Jeff may be essentially demoted from his current role.
Home » Unlabelled » The future of the team
Monday, December 12, 2011
The future of the team
Posted by David Kennedy
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Dave - Although I take no pleasure in a man losing his livelihood, the business of football demands results and Tony hasn't produced. The same can be said of Ireland. I can only hope - really hope - Armando is wrong and your sources are correct. The idea that the owner keeps either at the end of season seem counterproductive considering that Ireland should and must shoulder part of the blame for the teams poor performance and outputs.
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Women's team earns CSCAA Scholar All-America Team honors while 13 swimmers and divers earn Honorable Mention Scholar All-America accolades
First-year head coach Dennis Pursley praised the progress both the men's and women's team made during the 2012-13 season
A three-time Southeastern Conference finalist, McCleary scored 646.20 points between six preliminary dives and six dives in finals
Crimson Tide junior Paige McCleary and sophomores Lisa Bogosian and Angely Martinez will compete for the women's team while senior Peter Hillyer, juniors Jake Carloni and Luke Zippi along with sophomore Hunter Smith will compete for the men
Junior BJ Hornikel took fourth place in the 100 freestyle, clocking a career-best 42.87, edging closer to Jon Olsen's 42.69 school record set in 1991
Alabama Highlights:2012 - Junior:Competed off the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform diving events at the SEC Championships ... honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American ... named to the Dean's List (3.5 or better grade point average) for the spring semester.
2011 - Sophomore:Scored off the platform at the SEC Championships, taking 13th place ... competed off the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the SEC Championships ... competed off the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform at the NCAA Zone B Championships.
2010 - Freshman:Scored off the platform at the SEC Championships, taking 16th place ... competed off the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the SEC Championships.
Prep Highlights:Dove for Grant Segal and the Atlanta Diving Association and Scott Carter at St. Pius ... All-American off the 1- and 3-meter boards ... competed at the USA Diving Winter Regionals 2005-08 ... St. Pius team captain.
Personal Information:Full name: Peter Hillyer ... son of Chris and Alix Hillyer ... restaurant hospitality management major ... born June 19, 1990.


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Symeon Breen <symeonb <at> gmail.com>
Is the actual http stream truncated, or is it just part of the payload that is truncated. If the first then there is some network/protocol error, if the latter it could be an error in application you are connecting to, or a misunderstanding as to what data you are trying to get. Are you able to contact the https service from say curl or wget etc. If you turn on protocol logging you can acces the actual headers being sent so you can try the precise http conversation outside of u2. In my experience many issues using the build in u2 http(s) functions are due to a request http header missing or being set incorrectly. -----Original Message----- From: u2-users-bounces <at> listserver.u2ug.org [mailto:u2-users-bounces <at> listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Dan Goble Sent: 29 February 2012 21:30 To: U2 Users List Subject: [U2] XML arrays I have a programmer who is performing an https call and retrieving data back from the webserver, but some of the data is coming back truncated. The web developer said that there is an array inside the xml that is being truncated. Has anyone seen this type of issue? We are running Unidata 7.2.12 on AIX. Thanks, Dan Dan Goble | IT Senior Software Engineer Interline Brands, Inc.(Continue reading)


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It's pretty simple: Contemporary and clutter can't coexist, which means for those with modern leanings, savvy storage is a must. And, of course, it must be stylish. Kay Christiansen Englert recently completed an Olympus Cove remodel for which she designed bold cabinetry that is as cutting-edge as it is hard-working.
Door panels open to reveal abundant storage.
Recessed halogens illuminate painted display insets.
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Three shades of custom--stained Euro-pean Steamed Beech wood create the cabinetry's grid.
Disguised door and drawer front sare separated by a contrasting ½-inch black reveal.
Vertical wood grain matches perfectly from panel to panel.
Touch latch hardware eliminates the need for unsightly handles and knobs.
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Sharing Bread Soup Kitchen is located in the Fellowship Hall of Communitas Church at 923 Oak Street in Brainerd, MN (next to the brick church building). We serve nutritious meals to all who come Monday through Saturday 5:30-6:00 PM. All are welcome!
Sharing Bread Soup Kitchen has been a symbol of hope and compassion in the Brainerd Lakes Area since 1987. We serve about 65 meals day.
We have been a faith-based organization from our inception. We were born and continue to live in dependence upon God and His people to continue our work.


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Re: 8.1 stable ar9285 ath0 problem
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- Date: Sun, 8 Aug 2010 23:03:24 +0800
On 28 July 2010 05:06, Troye Johnson <drsweetlips@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
ar9285 driver gives exception message in /var/log/messages: kernel
ath0 bb hang detected, resetting. I dont know what it means. The
driver compiles good and I just got sources from cvs server branch
RELENG_8_1. What is the meaning of this exception message?
Please create a PR and assign it to me.
I'm in the middle of updating if_ath/ath_hal to work a little better
on some of the earlier chips (AR9160) which is a generation before the
I've got one of these laptops with an AR9285 in it and I'll go digging
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Valerie Phillips: Winners at Utah State Fair gave recipes their own twists and tastes
Valerie Phillips, Valerie Phillips
Laurie Willberg of Salt Lake City had never made funeral potatoes before, but she saw the Utah's Own Funeral Potatoes Contest at the State Fair and thought she would give it a try.
She gave her recipe a Southwestern spin, drawing inspiration from the Don Julio tortilla chips on the list of Utah's Own products that could be used. The point of the contest was to showcase Utah ingredients, and Willberg's recipe includes a lot of them.
"I made them for a gathering, and everybody liked them," she said.
I'm pretty sure Utahns didn't invent funeral potatoes, but they probably coined the name. In other parts of the country, the same dish goes by other names such as "Yummy Potatoes," "Cheesy Potatoes," "Heart-Stopper Hashbrowns," "Church Lady Potatoes" and "Hash Brown Casserole."
Willberg's casserole is different not just in the Southwestern flair, but because it uses fresh potatoes (instead of frozen hash browns), as well as buttermilk and a potato soup mix.
Willberg may be starting a new trend here.
Annie Broadbent won the Ghirardelli Chocolate Championship with a Fudgy Flourless Chocolate Cake with Raspberries. Broadbent comes from an Ogden family that has won numerous State Fair competitions, beginning with her mother, Renae Woods. Here are the winning recipes from these two competitions. I'll be running more winning recipes in future columns.
Southwestern Funeral
8 medium russet potatoes
1/2 teaspoon Redmond Real Salt
1 cup dry Sawyer's Premium Potato Soup Mix
2 cups water, boiling
1 cup Meadow Gold Low Fat Buttermilk
1 cup Meadow Gold Sour Cream
2 cups grated Banquet Jalapeno Jack Cheese
1/4 teaspoon Redmond Real Salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1 1/2 cup crushed Don Julio Yellow Corn Tortilla Chips
1 cup grated Banquet Medium Cheddar Cheese
1 jar Laurie's Buffalo Gourmet Salsa – Roasted Chili with Black Beans and Corn
Wash and scrub potatoes under cool water, place in stockpot with enough water to generously cover and add 1/2 teaspoon salt. Boil 30 minutes or until tender but not soft. Remove from pot, place in colander and run cold water over potatoes to begin cooling. When cool enough to handle, peel and dice into 1/2 inch cubes. Place in large mixing bowl.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In medium mixing bowl, place potato soup mix and cover with boiling water, whisk together until smooth. Add buttermilk, sour cream, jalapeno jack cheese, salt and pepper. Stir well to combine ingredients. Pour mixture over diced potatoes and stir gently until all potatoes are well covered. Place in 9-by-13 pan.
Kids can have fun helping with this next step! Place contents of 1/2 bag (9 ounce bag) corn tortilla chips in large zip-seal bag. Seal bag and crunch until pieces are broken small enough for topping the casserole. Mix crushed chips with cheddar cheese. Cover casserole with chips and cheese mixture.
Bake uncovered 45 minutes, or until bubbly and cheese is slightly browned. Serve with salsa on the side to put on top of casserole as desired.
— Utah's Own Funeral Potatoes Contest, Laurie Willberg, Salt Lake City, 1st place, 2012 Utah State Fair
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|George Deepe, MD
|Int Med-Infect Disease
P. O. Box 670560
Cincinnati OH 45267
|Research Summary
Histoplasma capsulatum is a dimorphic, pathogenic fungus that is endemic to the Ohio and Mississippi river valleys. Approximately, 200,000 to 500,000 new infections occur annually. Infection is initiated via inhalation of conidia and mycelia fragments that convert to yeast cells within mammalian tissues. The spectrum of disease ranges from an influenza-like illness to a chronic cavitary pulmonary disease to a progressive, disseminated form that is life-threatening. Individuals who require immunosuppressive drugs or who have advanced human immunodeficiency virus infection are at high risk for developing disseminated histoplasmosis. Successful resolution of infection requires a collaboration between T cells and macrophages. The research in Dr. George Deepe's laboratory focuses on the collaboration between soluble mediators and cellular effectors in clearance of the fungus. Specifically, the research projects are designed to ask questions regarding basic mechanisms by which myeloid cells or T cells promote elimination of H. capsulatum and how they modify the inflammatory response to the fungus.
The laboratory has several projects underway. One is centered on the influence of nutritional immunity and control of Histoplasma infection. We have shown that activation of macrophages with the cytokine graunulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor (GM-CSF) restricts the growth of this fungus in macrophages. This cytokine induces growth limitation by starving the organism of trace metal zinc. We are investigating how zinc is withheld from the organism and how it is transported from the phagosome to the cytosol.
A second major project is delineation of the chemokine/cytokine networks involved in protective immunity and exacerbation. The specific focus is on those chemokines and cytokines that are released in lungs of mice infected with yeast cells, and their role in modulating the host response. For example mice lacking a chemokine receptor, CCR2, are much more susceptible to infection largely through the induction of interleukin-4 which dampens immunity. We are interested in the mechanisms that prompt production of interleukin-4 and how it exacerbates infection. In contrast, mice lacking the chemokine receptor CCR5 manifest an accelerated clearance of the fungus largely by increasing the production of IL-17. Studies that seek to decipher why IL-17 is enhanced in the absence of chemokine signaling and how it impacts the progress of infection are being undertaken. In addition, we are examining the influence of specific transcription factors such as Kruppel-like factor 2 on the myeloid response to Histoplasma.
Dr. Deepe is a well-recognized leader in the cellular immunology of fungal infections. His specific research interests involve characterization of the protective T-cell epitopes of H. capsulatum antigens and analysis of the functional activity of antigen-reactive T-cells. He is board certified in both internal medicine and infectious diseases. Dr. Deepe's published works include approximately 100 original publications and 36 abstracts. He has been elected to membership in the Association of American Physicians, American Society for Microbiology, The American Association for the Advancement of Science, American College of Physicians, American Federation for Clinical Research, International Society for Human and Animal Mycology, American Association of Immunologists, Central Society for Clinical Research and a Fellow in the Infectious Diseases Society of America. Dr. Deepe is a member of the editorial board of infection and immunity and a reviewer for Infection and Immunity, Journal of Immunology, Journal of Leukocyte Biology, Journal of Infectious Diseases, Journal of Clinical Investigation and Clinical Infectious Diseases.
|Selected Publications
|Kroetz DN, and Deepe, Jr. GS. An aberrant thymus in CCR5-/- mice is coupled with an enhanced adaptive immune response to fungal infection. J. Immunol. 186:5949-5955, 2011.
|Szymczak WS, and Deepe, Jr. GS. Antigen presenting dendritic cells rescue CD4-depleted CCR2-/- mice from lethal Histoplasma capsulatum infection. Infect. Immun. 78:2125-2137, 2010 (Spotlighted manuscript).
|Kroetz DN, and Deepe, Jr. GS. CCR5 dictates the equilibrium of proinflammatory IL-17+ and regulatory Foxp3+ T cells in fungal infection. J. Immunol. 184:5224-5231, 2010.
|Winters MS, Chan Q, Caruso JA, and Deepe, Jr. GS. Metallomic analysis of macrophages infected with Histoplasma capsulatum reveals a fundamental role for Zn in host defenses. J. Infect. Dis. 202:1136-1145, 2010.
|Szymczak WA, Deepe GS Jr. The CCL7-CCL2-CCR2 axis regulates IL-4 production inlungs and fungal immunity. J Immunol. 2009 Aug 1;183(3):1964-74. Epub 2009 Jul 8.PubMed PMID: 19587014.
|Deepe GS Jr, Gibbons RS. Interleukins 17 and 23 influence the host response toHistoplasma capsulatum. J Infect Dis. 2009 Jul 1;200(1):142-51. PubMed PMID:19469707; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC2715335.


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February 21, 2012
Fellow Bruins,
Our student-athletes have enjoyed the great amenities we have here at UCLA on a daily basis. The combination of weather, location and facilities makes UCLA a great attraction. What you may not know is that many professional athletes have looked at UCLA as a destination to train in their off-seasons as well. Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Pete Sampras have hit balls at the LATC. Tom Brady and Wes Welker occasionally work out at Spaulding Field. Major Leaguers like C.J. Wilson and Nick Swisher have trained at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Some of the world's most celebrated soccer teams, such as Chelsea FC, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid have held preseason training camps at the North Athletic Field. Legions of NBA players play in the legendary pickup games at the SAC Gym each summer, and Usain Bolt and Allyson Felix have been spotted sprinting on the track at Drake Stadium.
That said, none of them has captured the attention of the media and sports fans across the country like Tebow-mania did this past week. As many of you may already know thanks to the media attention that surrounded it, our offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone has been working with Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow at Spaulding Field, along with a handful of other NFL or NFL-bound quarterbacks. It has been amazing to see the excitement Tebow's presence has generated, not only from the media and fans but also from our own student-athletes who have run into him near Spaulding.
Knowing that so many NFL players are coming here to work with our coaches is exciting to me. In fact, I can't wait to see Jim Mora and his staff with our own student-athletes on that same field when spring practice begins just over a month from now.
Women's Basketball Hosts Final Homestand
The last home games of the year for Cori Close's women's basketball team are this weekend. The Bruins, who suffered a setback at USC on Sunday, welcome Arizona State on Thursday at 7pm and Arizona on Saturday at 2pm.
Saturday's game is our annual Breast Cancer Awareness game, and all fans in attendance will receive a free pink UCLA basketball t-shirt. Additionally, it's Senior Day for our leading scorer Rebekah Gardner. Rebekah has been such a special player for the team, especially this year as she has stepped up her game and shouldered the load as the lone senior on the squad. We're proud of everything she has accomplished and done for this program.
Men's Basketball Heads to Arizona
The Bruins will travel to the Arizona schools this weekend to face Arizona State in Tempe on Thursday at 5:30pm and Arizona in Tucson on Saturday at 11am (both PT). Pac-12 regulations prevented a live TV broadcast of Thursday's game. However, Fox Sports Arizona and our colleagues at Arizona State were able to set up a free live webcast at foxsportsarizona.com. Saturday's game at Arizona will be televised on CBS.
The win on Wednesday against USC gave us a season sweep of the Trojans, but the week ended on a disappointing note on Saturday afternoon at St. John's in New York City. I do want to extend my appreciation to all the Bruin fans that came out to support the team. They came out in full force and filled the arena with 8-claps. Another nice touch was seeing the coaches show their support for Steve Lavin by wearing sneakers, despite wearing them previously for the annual Coaches vs. Cancer weekend.
Sunday morning, I had the wonderful opportunity to sit at breakfast with Bruin Gail Goodrich, who came down from Connecticut to join me and our Associate Athletic Director Josh Rebholz. Gail was also our guest at the St. John's game, and I came to realize that he is still an ardent follower of the program. A finer gentleman cannot be found anywhere, and I loved hearing about his recent exploits, his stories about playing at UCLA for Coach Wooden, and his continuing love for college basketball. He looks terrific, and there is no doubt in my mind that he could still knock down those left-handed jumpers. Since Gail reads the Word from Westwood, I would just like to say: Thanks, Gail. You are a tremendous Bruin!
UCLA Athletics Supporting Soles 4 Souls
The Bruin Athletic Council (BAC) is hosting a shoe drive the next two weeks to benefit Soles4Souls. The BAC has set up drop-off boxes in the Morgan Center and Acosta Center lobbies, as well as in the team locker rooms for donations of gently worn or new shoes. The gymnastics team is also encouraging shoe donations and will have a drop-off box at Sunday's meet in the Wooden Center. One of my great pleasures of working in athletics is seeing our student-athletes take the initiative to help others in need.
UCLA Groundbreakers Featured in University Campaign
You may have seen the University's newest ad during the last two basketball broadcasts or the print version in Sunday's LA Times or New York Times. This new "Optimists" campaign highlights some of UCLA's biggest game-changers, innovators and barrier-breakers, including several who participated in athletics, such as Jackie Robinson, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Ralph Bunche and John Wooden. If you haven't had a chance to see the campaign, please visit ucla.edu/optimists to learn more about these UCLA Optimists.
Olympic Sports Update
Softball remains undefeated (10-0) on the year after posting six victories last week. The bats were hot as the team outscored their opponents by a combined total of 47-5. The team plays its next five games in the prestigious Cathedral City Classic this weekend in the Palm Springs area ... The top-ranked women's golf team won its fourth team title of the season, taking first place at the Regional Challenge in Palos Verdes ... Men's golf is off this week after finishing in third place at the San Diego Intercollegiate last week ... The third-ranked women's tennis team hosts Cal at LATC this Friday after the team improved to 10-0 on the year after defeating its fifth-straight Top 20 opponent in eighth-ranked Baylor... Men's tennis will host Saint Mary's Saturday. The Bruins closed strong after losing their first match at the ITA National Team Indoors last weekend, winning two matches in the consolation bracket ... Men's volleyball had its 10-match winning streak stopped at Long Beach State on Tuesday, but started a new streak by sweeping Hawaii on Friday and Saturday. The team will play just one game this week, Friday night at the Wooden Center against Cal Baptist ... Gymnastics hosts Arizona State on Throwback Sunday at the Wooden Center this week. Last week, they battled adversity to rally for a tie at Oregon State and move up one spot to No. 6 in the national rankings ... Baseball hosts Baylor in a weekend series after pounding Cal State Northridge, 19-7, on the road Tuesday afternoon ... Women's water polo plays at the UC Irvine Invitational this weekend after winning its MPSF opener, 9-4, over San Diego State ... The swimming & diving team competes at the Pac-12 Championships beginning Wednesday in Washington ... After a rare week off, the indoor track & field teams compete at the MPSF Indoor Championships in Seattle this week.
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Q: When is a decision expected from the conference about the future of the Pac-12 Tournament?
Jeremy Davis, San Diego
A: Jeremy, thank you for the question. The future of the tournament was a hot topic at the recent Pac-12 meetings. A final decision should be made shortly. We have been fortunate to have played the tournament in Los Angeles the last 10 years. I know that our fan base has been very supportive of it during that run. Given the fact that we have fans throughout the Western United States, I'm confident that the support will continue no matter where the tournament is played. At this point, Las Vegas, Seattle and Los Angeles remain in the running for future tournaments. That being said, I encourage you all to come out and support both the men's and women's teams at the Pac-12 Tournament. Tickets in our section are still available through the UCLA Central Ticket Office.
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Human Brain 'Tuned'
To Religion, Not Science
Art Haykin
From: "Art Haykin"
To: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
Subject: Re: Question: Why Reject Theism's Claims?
Date: September 14, 2002 2:46 AM
I've been saying this for decades, but never so eloquently as Wilson:
The human mind evolved to believe in the gods. It did not
evolve to believe in biology. Acceptance of the supernatural conveyed a
great advantage throughout prehistory, when the brain was evolving. Thus
it is in sharp contrast to biology, which was developed as a product of
the modern age and is not underwritten by genetic algorithms. The uncomfortable
truth is that the two beliefs are not factually compatible. As a result
those who hunger for both intellectual and religious truth will never acquire
both in full measure.
Great book, by the way.
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"All the Way with LBJ" was Lyndon Baines Johnson's campaign slogan in 1964.
Enough Americans went all the way with Johnson to give him a landslide victory against conservative darling Barry Goldwater. The victory celebrated his early triumphs — such as the Civil Rights Act — and ushered in his later ones — the Voting Rights Act, Medicare, and Head Start — all components of what Johnson called the Great Society.
There is a boomlet in "Johnsoniana" these days, due to our penchant for marking round number anniversaries. This being 2014, it's the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act, an historic achievement that outlawed segregation in public accommodations. A landmark measure in ending racial discrimination in America, the bill also had vast political implications, ending Democratic control of the South and turning that region into a Republican bastion. Johnson reportedly understood the implications of his signing the Civil Rights act, remarking to his aide Bill Moyers that "we just delivered the South to the Republican Party for a long time to come."
The Johnson comeback gained impetus this week when the sitting president and three of his predecessors traveled to the LBJ Library to celebrate passage of that law. President Obama certainly has reason to celebrate LBJ's accomplishments.
"Because of the Civil Rights movement, because of the laws President Johnson signed, new doors of opportunity and education swung open for everybody -- not all at once, but they swung open," the president said. "Not just blacks and whites, but also women and Latinos; and Asians and Native Americans; and gay Americans and Americans with a disability. They swung open for you, and they swung open for me. And that's why I'm standing here today -- because of those efforts, because of that legacy."
Johnson's significance cannot be underestimated. Racism has not, of course, been eradicated, but the laws he signed ended legal discrimination and guaranteed the vote to all Americans regardless of race (a guarantee under attack now). Medicare broadened the social safety net for seniors, insuring that the elderly would receive medical care regardless of their financial status. And other Great Society programs aided the poor and the very young. Progressives can be proud of these accomplishments.
And yet….
And yet, there is the pesky matter of the Vietnam War.
Johnson came to the presidency after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, enjoying tremendous popularity as he pulled a battered nation together. He used his influence with Congress, a legacy of his stint as Senate majority leader in the 1950s and of the national good will following the tragedy in Dallas, to prod the legislative branch into enacting civil rights legislation over Southern objections.
Johnson frittered away all that political capital by 1966-67, a result of the quagmire in Vietnam and the related conflagrations in the nation's cities and the intergenerational cultural war that erupted in the late 1960s. Some of the cultural clashes today stem from the strife of that lamentable decade in American history.
Vietnam tore the nation apart. Anti-war demonstrations pitted Americans against Americans, families against families, and generations against generations, and it's fair to say that the national psyche has never healed fully.
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For 17 weeks plus today's AFC Wild Card Game in Indianapolis, it looked at times like the Kansas City Chiefs were a team of destiny. Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith, the former No. 1 draft pick out of Utah, would finally get his day to prove he was among the league's elite quarterbacks. On Saturday, January 4 at Lucas Oil Stadium, Smith indeed showed the world he could play on a big stage -- it's just that his Chiefs fell short, losing 45-44 in a heartbreaker to the Colts.
"They found enough ways to make plays in the end and we didn't," said a dejected Smith at the post game press conference.
Smith made plays in this big game on Wild Card Weekend, yet it's the plays he didn't make that will forever mark this game in particular as a huge failure for him.
Not even 378 yards passing on 30-of-46 from Smith, and four touchdowns against no interceptions would get the job done against the Colts -- nor would 57 yards rushing on just eight carries.
Would losing Pro Bowl running back Jamaal Charles to a concussion early on make any difference? Not really, the Chiefs carried on with a business-as-usual attitude, plowing ahead with precision passing from Smith -- an occasional QB run -- and a spirited effort from rookie running back Knile Davis of Arkansas.
But this was not the Chiefs day, as even Davis would eventually leave, adding to a never-ending list of Chiefs players sitting on the sidelines in a dome designed to protect players from the elements outside -- but not from injury.
For everything Smith did, including leading Kansas City to a 28-point lead early in the third quarter, it wouldn't be enough to overcome the Colts, whose quarterback Andrew Luck struggled early, throwing three interceptions.
Even Luck found his rhythm towards the conclusion of the game.
But it wasn't like Kansas City didn't try to get the victory. Colts experts knew their team had suffered from slow starts in games. And everybody, including Las Vegas oddsmakers, gave the Chiefs a chance to win on the road in the first place. To boot, Kansas City hadn't won a playoff game in over 20 years, since Joe Montana led the 1994 Chiefs to a win over the then-Houston Oilers.
Even when the Chiefs were ahead 38-10 in the third quarter and Luck was seen pounding his fists into the Lucas Oil Stadium turf after another interception, Kansas City could not put the home team away.
There were a number of reasons, mostly tied to Smith, the boy from Utah who could do no wrong early but who threw away chances to win the game late.
Just as Luck found his fortunes changing with a touchdown-scoring drive to narrow the Chiefs lead to 38-17, the hopes of Smith and his team took a huge hit when Smith scrambled to his left in the third and was sacked, fumbling in Chiefs territory to give the Colts another life line.
Like the Colts needed one, right? With nine minutes to go in the third quarter you can point to this exact moment as the one that changed Wild Card Weekend in 2014.
A little over a minute later the Colts scored again to cut the Chiefs lead to 38-24 -- even with Luck throwing another pick -- but his third interception wouldn't mean much because instead of scoring touchdowns Kansas City kicked field goals. Indianapolis were the ones who scored TD's in the second half -- five to be exact.
Even late in the third when a Chiefs wide receiver was wide open, Smith overthrew him -- something that simply didn't happen in the first half.
Then, if that didn't beat all, Luck got lucky when a hand-off to his running back bounced off of his offensive lineman's rear end, and into mid-air which the quarterback scooped up, propelling his giant 6-foot-4 inch, 239 pound body skyward into the end zone for a rushing touchdown of the weirdest kind.
The Colts now cut the Chiefs lead to 41-38, and Kansas City was stuck in a time warp. That is, kick a field goal, and watch Indianapolis score another improbable touchdown.
The last trade-off was the clincher. Somehow, despite having two Kansas City defenders shadowing Colts receiver T.Y. Hilton it was Hilton who broke free of the two Chiefs on a long post route, catching the ball in stride for a 69-yard game-winning touchdown.
The play would kill Kansas City's hopes of a Super Bowl, and Smith's road to redemption finished just as it began -- with questions. At the Colts 44-yard-line with just 2:29 left to play and plenty of time to move the ball down the field, the Chiefs went more aggressive than necessary on second down and seven yards to go.
Pressured by the Colts pass rush, Smith rolled to his right and threw the ball away, resulting in an intentional grounding penalty which accomplished two things. One, it moved the Chiefs out of field goal range and second, it forced Kansas City to throw the ball -- when the run seemed to be working fine on its own.
Just two plays later on 4th down and 11 Smith looked for his main target, receiver Dwayne Bowe, on an out route along the right sideline.
Smith threw the ball on a rope, landing it between Bowe's gloved hands as Bowe neatly tucked his cleat inside one line -- but his second foot wasn't as lucky, giving the Colts and Luck the ball on downs -- and the ball game.
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The early morning view from our hotel
Hi from Shanghai!
I'm sitting here stealing a bit of Internet on the 32nd floor of our hotel all too early in the morning. The sun's gleaming in through the curtains, horns are starting to honk below, and I'm clutching a steaming cup of strong coffee that Walter has so kindly prepared for me. Walter's the dining room attendant and, for the lone souls who can't seem to sleep much in Shanghai (I being one of them), he'll make you one mean cup of coffee at sunrise. I have so much to share with you: photos & stories. The World Expo was really incredible, the food's been amazing, the streets are lush with leafy trees and wide-open city parks. I've discovered dragon fruit and boiled peanuts, and learned that scooters and bicyclysits don't adhere to traffic laws. We've finally figured out how to say common phrases like "thank you" properly and are logging some serious miles in our Converse.
The day awaits, my sisters are starting to stir, and my stomach's becoming very aware that I've been up since 4 a.m., so I'll leave you for now. But first, I wanted to check in and share a few photos–a quick visual tour. I can't wait to tell you more.
Back patio of my favorite Shanghai shop, Urban Tribe
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner: dumplings!
Street vendors selling local cherries


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Nickelodeon Programming Exec Talks About What Defines the Post-Millennial Generation
Sarah Noonan also discusses finding the next hit kids show
By Lucia Moses on Mar. 9, 2014 - 8:59 PM EDT
Specs Who Sarah Noonan Age 44 New gig Svp, live-action content, Nickelodeon Old gig Svp, casting, Nickelodeon You're best known for casting celebrity voices on SpongeBob as well as The Fairly OddParents and Jimmy Neutron.…
Super Bowl Fans Are More Sophisticated Than the Typical Fantasy Football Player
Comparing the demos
By Lucia Moses on Jan. 29, 2014 - 6:17 AM EST
Super Bowl fans may like their beer and nachos, but did you know they're also interested in the finer things? With the big game coming up, ad tech company Digilant…
Hearst's Swartz Eyes B2B Media, Entertainment, for Growth
Signals shift away from advertising-based revenue
By Lucia Moses on Jan. 2, 2014 - 9:00 AM EST
Hearst Corp. had record revenue and profits in 2013, when it marked the fourth year in a row of growth on both fronts since the 2008 recession, Steven Swartz said…
Millennials Start Their Holiday Shopping Way Before Their Parents
Both groups turn to Amazon for information
By Lucia Moses on Dec. 11, 2013 - 10:29 AM EST
Who says millennials are lazy? According to a Horizon Media holiday shopping survey of 680 respondents, 18- 34-year-olds have one thing over their parents: They're far more likely to have…
Rivals Throw Water on Publicis Omnicom Merger
CEOs from Havas, JWT question the deal's size, leadership
By Lucia Moses on Sep. 25, 2013 - 2:42 PM EDT
The Publicis Omnicom merger will create the biggest ad holding company in history, but is that a good thing? David Jones, global CEO of rival Havas, thinks not. "The complexity is…
Global Ad Buys Might Finally Become a Reality
Marketing across borders
By Lucia Moses on Aug. 18, 2013 - 10:26 PM EDT
When the holding companies Publicis and Omnicom announced last month they were joining forces to form the world's largest ad agency group, they called it "a new company for a…
Bloomberg LP Poaches Atlantic Media's Justin Smith
To run global media business
By Lucia Moses on Jul. 28, 2013 - 10:56 PM EDT
Bloomberg LP has made another big raid on old media again, poaching Justin Smith from the Atlantic Media Co. to be global media CEO. Smith is the Atlantic Media president…
News Corp. Split Official
Newspaper business will be nation's biggest
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News Corp.'s long-awaited split is official. Rupert Murdoch's media behemoth Friday completed the separation of its entertainment from its news and information businesses into two publicly traded companies. The new…
Your Kids Have the Same Media Habits as You Do
Growing up digital
By Lucia Moses on May. 29, 2013 - 6:29 AM EDT
When it comes to technology, you don't stand a chance against your kids. Born into a digital world, tweens—those age 7-13—have unprecedented access to devices and gadgets. Half of 10-…
USA Today Takes Its Ad Meter Beyond the Super Bowl
Sees room to expand
By Lucia Moses on May. 19, 2013 - 11:08 PM EDT
Ad Meter: It's not just for Super Bowl ads anymore. USA Today is expanding its Super Bowl ad-rating platform to other categories of sports media. Ad Meter: The Year in…
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Samsung i550w Symbian GPS phone gets Wi-Fi
When it was announced, Samsung i550 GPS Symbian phone was one of the more interesting handsets in Samsung's line-up.
It had a lot going for it – novel candybar shape, interesting trackball navigation, big 2.6″ display, GPS sensor and well implemented Symbian S60 OS.
Now Samsung i550 got even better. Samsung has recently started shipping a new updated i550w version, which also includes Wi-Fi connectivity.
All other specs in Samsung i550w remain unchanged and include:
- HSDPA, UMTS, EDGE, GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz +2100 MHz connectivity
- 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash
- 2.6? QVGA 262K color TFT display
- Built-in GPS
- FM Radio
- Bluetooth 2.0(A2DP)
- USB 2.0 High Speed
- 3.5 mm headphone jack
- Symbian 9.2 OS with S60 3.1 UI
- Full HTML browsing
- RSS support
- 1200 mAh battery
- 150 MB of built-in memory
- expandable to 4GB with via microSD
- Dimensions: 115×53×13.8 mm
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Scrabble word: RIGHTEST
In which Scrabble dictionary does RIGHTEST exist?
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Definitions of RIGHTEST in dictionaries:
- adj - being or located on or directed toward the side of the body to the east when facing north
- adj - free from error
- adj - socially right or correct
- adj - in conformance with justice or law or morality
- adj - correct in opinion or judgment
- adj - appropriate for a condition or purpose or occasion or a person's character, needs
- adj - of or belonging to the political or intellectual right
- adj - in or into a satisfactory condition
- adj - intended for the right hand
- adj - in accord with accepted standards of usage or procedure
- adj - having the axis perpendicular to the base
- adj - (of the side of cloth or clothing) facing or intended to face outward
- adj - most suitable or right for a particular purpose
- adj - precisely accurate
- adj - being in accordance with what is good, proper, or just
- verb - to put in proper order or condition
There are 8 letters in RIGHTEST: E G H I R S T T
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All anagrams that could be made from letters of word RIGHTEST plus a wildcard: RIGHTEST?
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Seeger, Brian
Seeger, Brian, guitar, composer, producer; b. Mt. Clemens, MI, 27 August 1960. His family moved frequently, spending time in California, Maryland, New Jersey and Florida. He has lived in New Orleans since 1991.
Seeger studied computers and music at the University of Florida, Tallahassee from 1978 - 1980, music at Richard Stockton State College, Pomona, New Jersey (BA 1989), and guitar performance at Berklee College of Music, Boston, Massachusetts (BM summa cum laude 1989). In 1999, he received his Masters in Jazz Performance from the University of New Orleans, where he studied with Ellis Marsalis, Steve Masakowski and Edward Petersen. Brian began playing violin at age 8, switching to saxophone at age 9, before settling on the guitar at the age of 11.
Seeger has been extremely active in New Orleans diverse music scene. He is well regarded in a number of musical circles, spending equal amounts of time performing Jazz and New Orleans music, soul jazz and instrumental funk, as well as performing contemporary jazz, free jazz and experimental music. He has toured extensively with New Orleans piano legend Davell Crawford, and drum phenom Stanton Moore. His compositions have appeared on the discs of numerous artists, and he has produced a number of recordings for notable New Orleans artists.
Besides his activities as a performer and producer, Seeger is a reknowned educator. He currently is a faculty member at the University of New Orleans, where he teaches Advanced Jazz Improvisation, Jazz Pedagogy, and Practical Music Business for the Performing Artist. He also is a faculty member at Loyola University, and the National Guitar Workshop.
Since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Seeger has lived part time in Astoria, New York.
Finger to the Universe (Lakefront Digital 2002);
Qunitology: Blues by 5 (2000)
As sideperson or producer:
The Paisleys: Sea Change (Fresh Sounds 2007) - producer;
Jesse Lweis: Union (Lakefront Digital 2002) - producer/performer;
Stanton Moore: Flying the Koop (Verve 2002) - performer/composer;
Olivier Bou: Boo-Shah-O-Ray (2002) - producer/performer;
Chevere: Baila Mi Ritmo (2000) - producer;
Stanton Moore: All Kooked Out (Fog City Records 1998) - composer/performer;
New Orleans Funk Ensemble (Turnipseed Records 1998) - performer;
Quintology: Quintology (1998) - producer;
Loren Pickford: River People (BMG 1996) - performer;
Lucas Pickford: Boston Union (1996) - performer;
Neslort: Martian Circus Dance (1996) - performer;
Theresa Andersson: Vibes (Rabadash Records 1994) - performer/composer;
Neslort: Mother's Call (1994) - performer;
Neslort: The Offering (1993) - performer;
Loren Pickford: Elysian Fields (BMG 1993) - performer
Unissued recordings:
Gentilly Groovemasters (2006); with Jesse Lewis (2006);
Numerous dates with Charlie Dennard (1999 - 2001),
Ed Petersen and the Test (1996)
Main Website: brianseeger.com
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After 44 years at EMU, former provost and current library director Beryl Brubaker heads into her second 'retirement'
Beryl Brubaker knows what it's like to retire – and to be called back to serve with her gifts once more. In 2008, Brubaker "retired" as provost. That year marked her 37th at Eastern Mennonite University, leading from a variety of positions in the nursing department to higher-level administration: from vice president ...More


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1. "12 Years a Slave" - "Your story is amazing and in no good way."
A day laborer named Bass (Brad Pitt) says this to Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor), and his statement is unfortunately right.
A pair of men dupe Northup, a free man living in Saratoga, NY in 1841, and sell him into slavery where he spends (and loses) - as the title suggests - 12 years of his life.
Northup wrote his memoir, "12 Years a Slave", and director Steve McQueen ("Shame") transforms his story from book to film, and in the process constructs the very best movie of 2013.
McQueen pushes a poignant hand to explain Northup's nightmare and shows the worst of humanity during a shameful portion of American history.
Throughout the film, the narrative demonstrates two main themes: the business of slavery and the cruelty it generates.
From a business-perspective, merchants sell Northup and other human beings like cattle to plantation owners, and then plantation owners work the slaves to death or, on occasion, sell or trade them just as easily making a simple transaction at the local general store.
Slaves were not treated as property.
They were property.
One of the key characters is Solomon's master, a viciously brutal plantation owner named Epps (Michael Fassbender), and he not only establishes his role as a tightly-wound businessman, but also one who savagely delivers his demands.
Epps - who often quotes scripture - enjoys the fruits of his free labor while "his property" picks cotton from his fields during long days in the unforgiving heat.
Heaven help a slave who does not meet Epps's daily cotton quota, and since he sets the bar so incredibly high, beatings become inevitable to everyone at some point.
One slave, however, is treated differently, and her name is Patsey (Lupita Nyong'o).
Patsey creates a quagmire for Epps because he loves her, but at the same time, she is just a subserviant piece of property to him as well.
His conflicted feelings generate anger and confusion, and his only known relief is to inflict violence.
Fassbender and Nyong'o were rightfully nominated for Best Supporting Actor and Actress Oscars respectively, and their relationship is scorched into my memory.
Solomon Northup's journey obviously found a place in my brain's permanent hard drive too, and Ejiofor's performance deservedly earned him a Best Actor Oscar nomination.
Ejiofor's Northup had to learn to let go of his resistance to his forced circumstance.
No longer named Solomon, he is forced to take the name Platt and needs to "become" Platt in order to survive.
Solomon/Platt cannot display signs of his education or his ability to read or write in any way, or death would be his destiny.
Ejiofor gives a heroic performance as we see Solomon reluctantly slide into Platt, and McQueen treats this transformation with deliberate purpose.
McQueen, Ejiofor and everyone else connected with this film performed an important service.
Everyone needs to know Northup's story because it is "amazing and in no good way."
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Fish Really is Brain Food
A protein source associated with a great brain boost is fish — rich in omega 3 fatty acids, essential for brain function and development. These healthy fats have amazing brain power: higher dietary omega 3 fatty acids are linked to lower dementia and stroke risks; slower mental decline; and may play a vital role in enhancing memory, especially as we get older.
For brain and heart health, eat two servings of fish weekly.
Add a Daily Dose of Nuts and Chocolate
Nuts and seeds are good sources of the antioxidant vitamin E, which is associated with less cognitive decline as you age. Dark chocolate also has other powerful antioxidant properties. And it contains natural stimulants like caffeine, which can enhance focus and concentration.


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Precious Metals Review
Why Buy or Sell Precious Metals?
Buying or selling bullion can be a big decision. Precious metals have become a popular way to ensure your money remains at a high value. Precious metals investing is ideal for individuals who worry about their retirement or the economy hitting an all-time low. Precious metals web services allow you to buy and sell your bullion for the best price available. Through these services, you can buy and sell gold, silver and other types of metal.
The price of bullion can change at any given moment. If selling your metal, these exchange services will offer you the best price with no hidden fees attached. Bullion exchange services are safe to use and possess a high level of security. These companies keep your data and information safe, and they ensure your purchase gets to your door safely. The best precious metals exchange services provide a clear and comprehensive report of the value of bullion, and they will update their website's information when prices rise or drop.
Look at our articles on precious metals for additional information. And don't forget to look at our top three web services: Gainesville Coins, APMEX and Provident Metals. At TopTenREVIEWS We Do the Research So You Don't Have To.™
Precious Metals: What to Look For
As we reviewed the various sites, we took a close look at the selection of bullion available for buying or selling. Several companies will only buy from their customers if the bullion was sold from them previously. We considered how easy it was to find information on the website, and we looked closely at security precautions made through payment and shipping.
Below are the criteria TopTenREVIEWS used to rate these web services.
Bullion Selection
When researching a bullion exchange company, a large selection is important. The price of different metals may rise or drop at different rates, at different times. It is wise to be diversified and possess a variety of metals so you don't put your whole investment in just one vehicle. A good web service offers you a selection of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper and even rhodium. Even rare coins can be a smart investment. These types of coins include those from before 1933, coins with minting errors and commemoratives. International currency is also a good idea to consider.
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The process for buying or selling bullion can be overwhelming. You want to have the best price, best customer service and find the highest quality of product available. We looked at how easy the process of buying bullion was and how easy the website was to use.
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Whether it is your first time investing in precious metals or you are accustomed to the procedure, prices increase, values change and you are left with several questions. A good customer service is readily available to answer any questions or concerns you may have. When making a purchase or selling a product with so much value, nerve-wracking thoughts may creep in. A web service with strong customer service is available to cast away any doubts and give you the information you need.


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Height: 5-11 Weight: 188 lbs.
Born: October 6, 1921 in Brooklyn, NY
High School: Boys
College: Dartmouth, Holy Cross (school history)
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Today I'm really excited to introduce one of College Prep's newest sponsor, Froggy Bottoms.
These clogs are cute. Whenever Soccer Mom forces me to help her outside with planting things (surprisingly, her thumb gets greener with every season), I end up wearing an old pair of sneakers because they get so dirty! Maybe these clogs would allow me to be more supportive and helpful for Soccer Mom!
I love the plaid on the inside!
The frogs are remarkably adorable too!
I think these would make perfect Mother's Day gifts if you have a mom or grandmother that likes to garden.
Even though I have a "thing" about being/getting dirty, I do put the crazy aside when I'm helping my mom garden.
That's a worm.
This is Soccer Mom's garden... it used to be a random mess full of weeds and abandoned plants, but Soccer Mom took control and now it's a cute garden.
The best part is that we get caterpillars and can watch the butterflies hatch!
Note: these are actual pictures I took from the garden!
A real frog!
Soccer Mom is obsessed with these guys.
Because it is AWESOME is it to watch them emerge from the cocoon!


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Basically, Hellion (opening today), will be important for two reasons. First, it proves that there is a career in action post-Breaking Bad for Aaron Paul. Second, it marks the beginning of what is sure to be a remarkable career for the young actor, Josh Wiggins. It's a raw, jarring character study that relies heavily on the complicated performances of both actors, and mostly succeeds.
Paul (best known as Walter White's partner-in-crime Jesse Pinkman on AMC's Breaking Bad) plays a father of two boys in rural Texas. In real life, we don't get people's full stories upon meeting them, unlike how things are usually instantly explained to us in movies. So when we meet Paul's character, Hollis Wilson, it feels authentic. We know only what we see: That he is a disheveled and somewhat stern man, struggling to provide a life and a living for his two sons, Jacob (Josh Wiggins) and Wes (Deke Garner). Slowly, patiently, the film reveals things about the characters that help explain how they got to this point and the decisions that they choose to make.
The "hellion" of the film's title refers to the older son, Jacob. He is a rebellious trouble-maker, who is a typical teenager in that he loathes his dad and disrespects most authority figures. Jacob idolizes a Motorcross racer and rides his own dirtbike. He hangs with a group of punks who light things on fire, read stolen porno mags and generally like to act up.
Though he is tough and troubled kid, he looks out for his younger brother, Wes, who idolizes him. When Child Protective Services comes around, Jacob finds himself separated from Wes, and desperate to get him back.
Never underestimating her audience, writer/director Kat Candler allows her movie to unfold in time. It is never blatantly stated what happened to the boy's mother, but when Hollis places flowers near a roadside cross, we are able to put two and two together. There are several subtleties like this sprinkled throughout the film that help define her characters and compel us to want to stay engaged.
But for all of its grit and honesty, several aspects of the movie seem uneven. Juliette Lewis's character for example, who shows up as a protective aunt, seems undercooked and flimsy. Through all of the event's that we witness in their lives, thinking back on it, I'm still not sure that Jacob goes through much change. He turns out to be mostly what we know about him from the beginning.
That being said (and without giving away major plot points), Josh Wiggins gives a fine performance, balancing rebellious teenage punk with vulnerable, broken child. We could easily dislike him and root for his transformation, but by the film's end, we understand him.
Better still, Hellion rejects going down cliched paths. When Hollis meets a nice woman giving him the eye at a bar, we fully expect that they will talk - or go to bed - or that she will have some larger importance. Nope. Hollis never acts on it, and the scene goes by forgotten in the bigger picture. It's little moments like that where Hellion excels. We don't always get the girl, we don't always win the race, and life most certainly doesn't always go as planned or lead towards a happy ending.
Hellion doesn't quite hit a home run, but it stands out.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Run Time: 1 hour, 34 minutes, Not Rated
Starring: Aaron Paul, Juliette Lewis, Josh Wiggins, Deke Garner
Written & Directed by Kat Candler (Cicadas, Jumping Off Bridges)
Opens locally on Wednesday, July 11, 2014 (check for show times).
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- 5 Stars: Exceptional, must-see movie
- 4 Stars: Very good movie, not without flaws
- 3 Stars: The movie was just OK, leaves a lot to be desired
- 2 Stars: Pretty bad, a let-down, disappointing, but with some redeeming qualities
- 1 Star: Awful, sloppy, a total waste of time
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If you can't make the game tonight, don't forget you can watch it live at 8 PM tonight on the CBS Sports Network. Just go to http://www.cbssportsnetwork.com/ and scroll down to the bottom. There you can enter your zip code and tv service provider to find the channel.
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Dallas news anchor Amy Kushnir is the latest person to be added to Anderson Cooper's Ridiculist. Cooper put Kushnir on the list on Monday night in response to her reaction of the Michael Sam's kiss with his boyfriend that was shown just moments after Sam found out he was drafted by the St. Louis Rams on draft day.
Kushnir made headlines when she stormed off the set following a debate with her co-hosts in which she argued that it was not appropriate for ESPN to broadcast the kiss in front of children. When co-hosts refuted her arguments, saying that straight football players kissed their wives or girlfriends on TV all the time, Kushnir claimed she would've had the same reaction.
Cooper had a lot to say about Kushnir and ran off the reasons why he put her on the Ridiculist. First he aired a segment in which the anchor kissed two male strippers on the air, proving her a bit hypocritical. Then Cooper acknowledged that Kushnir wasn't the only one opposed to the kiss, but her argument just didn't make much since, especially when she was on the air with semi-naked men, which can be easily be argued as far more inappropriate than a kiss between a man and his boyfriend.
Cooper says on his segment, "To Amy Kushnir's argument that nobody shows football players kissing their wives or girlfriends, that's simply not true and I don't think she's being honest when she wouldn't want to see that either or yells 'Get a room' whenever she sees that."
Kushnir's co-hosts continually argued that she only had an issue because it was two men and Kushnir continually claimed that was not the reason why she was uncomfortable. Cooper also clearly saw through her denial saying, "If you're uncomfortable seeing some kind of affection…why not just say that and leave the excuses about why you're uncomfortable where they belong: on 'The Ridiculist.'"