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The video can also be watched on YouTubeThe audio is also available here:Join me right here at 9:30am Central, 10:30am Eastern, 3:30pm UK time on Wednesday 5 Feb. I will be interviewing Matt Chandler. Its been a while since I have spoken with Matt, and so I look forward to catching up with him and hearing what God has been doing. Make yourself a coffee, pull up a chair, and join in.One of the things we will be talking about is Multiplying Churches, a conference which is t … [Read more...]
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Ed Stetzer, Matt Chandler, and others on TBN
This was one of the things I missed during January when I scaled back my social media commitments dramatically. Matt Chandler, Jefferson Bethke, Priscilla Shirer, Josh Wilsonm and Christ August, who are all solid evangelicals, appeared on special TBN's Praise the Lord program hosted by Ed Stetzer. The whole program faithfully proclaims the gospel of grace, and is very nicely produced.This video thrilled me. Too many of us in the circles I move in have made a sport of mocking all Christian … [Read more...]
To live is Christ, to die is gain
I am very grateful to God that, despite Mat Chandler's brain cancer diagnosis, God has spared him for the sake of his family, and for more service.I will never forget him preaching at Jubilee Church still with a closely cropped head of hair because of chemotherapy.He explained to us then that he will never be free of what is effectively a sword hanging over his head. He lives each day as a man who may die tomorrow. Yet with a steely gaze, staring down the congregation as though we were … [Read more...]
The second Matt Chandler 300 Leaders session
This is the second session of the recent leadership conference ran at Jubilee. There is also a fantastic Q and A session is also available. My notes follow the video:watch on vimeo2 Tim 2When Chandler was proposed to the Village as a prospective pastor, he was (and still is) a Charismatic complementarian Calvinist with no college degree. So wasn't expecting to get the job.There's a way that seems right to man that ends in death. He showed them the Bible way, and found that … [Read more...]
Matt Chandler at 300 leaders: None but Jesus
This is the first session of our recent 300 leaders conference with Matt Chandler. If you enjoy it, I am sure you would also enjoy being with us for Piper in just a few weeks. My notes from this session are beneath the video.Watch on vimeo or download the audio.Chandler took us to some verses from Matthew 28 that he said we should all be familiar with "or you probably shouldn't be a leader!" Matt explained that the idea of church building was easy to celebrate but getting there … [Read more...]
Video sermon on the gospel by Matt Chandler
About ten days ago, Matt Chandler preached the following sermon at Jubilee Church in London. In it he preaches the gospel, focusing in on the parable of the prodigal son from Luke's gospel. Many readers will remember seeing Matt's "Jesus wants the battered rose" illustration. If you want to see that illustration in context this is a good video. It is vital that Christian's expose themselves to clear gospel teaching often. This talk will make fresh for you the wonderful good news of Jesus' de … [Read more...]
Top Twenty Five Videos
This weekend I thought I would share a list of my top Twenty Five videos ordered by total number of views. As you can see, one of my Chandler videos has already jumped in above Mark Driscoll in second place. Terry's fantastic sermon on prayer is way ahead of that one even, however. I enjoyed filming or watching all of these videos. Why not watch one or two you have missed?1Elijah Prays For Rain Tue Jun 23, 20092Matt Chandler on being a reformed charismatic without much of a … [Read more...]
Jesus is better
When a pastor tells you that a certain passage of Scripture has been one of the most influential on his life, and is among the most precious to him you take notice. When he says that it is a passage he thinks about, or makes reference to almost every week your ears should prick up. When he then spends just a few minutes explaining why that is so it is well worth watching. This excerpt from Jubilee's service last Sunday is Tope Koleoso introducing communion and explaining why only one thing is … [Read more...]
Matt Chandler on why he IS friends with his staff
Many people argue that a church pastor should not be friends with his fellow leaders on staff. This is largely because of the risk of being betrayed, as well as the challenge of ensuring your friends are working hard for the church. Chandler disagrees in this final segment of our four-part interview, at least for himself. We also then finished by speaking about his current illness. More video from Chandler is coming (video of his sessions at Jubilee).Watch on Vimeo … [Read more...]
Matt Chandler on the call to ministry
Chandler's story of how he became a preacher is shared in this part of our interview. He was working as a janitor and got asked to speak. Someone then offered him a church job, and it was only later on anyone asked him how he felt called to lead. Watch and be inspired as you consider what it is that God has for you to do.Watch on Vimeo … [Read more...]


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Women's Tennis picked up two NCAA Tournament wins, defeating UC Santa Cruz 5-0 and La Verne 5-2 to advance to the regional finals against CMS. The Sagehens swept doubles in both contests, turning the tables on La Verne which defeated Pomona-Pitzer 7-2 in the SCIAC semifinals after sweeping doubles.
This time around, Maddie Gordon '17 and Claire Willey PI '14 breezed to an 8-1 win at No. 3 doubles, while Sammy Chao '14 and Lea Lynn Yen '16 pulled out an 8-6 win at No. 1 and Arthi Padmanabhan '14 and Mae Coyiuto '16 earned an 8-6 win at No. 2. Padmanabhan added a quick singles win at No. 4 to stretch the lead to 4-0, and after La Verne picked up two points with singles wins at No. 1 and No. 6, Yen finished off a win at No. 3 to secure the 5-2 victory.
Pomona-Pitzer got off to a slow start against CMS, falling behind 3-0 after doubles and eventually dropping the regional final contest 5-0. The Sagehens were starting to rally a bit when the match was won as Chao was ahead 5-0 in the second set and Coyiuto (3-2) and Yen (4-2) had second-set leads as well. However, CMS picked up wins at No. 5 and No. 6 singles to end the match before Pomona-Pitzer could put some pressure on the Athenas. Chao and Yen will advance to play in the NCAA Division III Doubles Championships, beginning on May 22.
Men's Tennis also advanced to the regional finals with a 5-1 win over Texas-Tyler in the semis. The Sagehens earned a 2-1 lead after doubles with a pair of tight wins, as Connor Hudson '15 and Graham Maassen PI '17 earned a comeback 9-7 win at No. 3, and Anthony Bello '17 and Chris Wiechert PI '14 earned a late break at No. 1 to win 9-7 as well. Hudson earned the clinching point at No. 3 singles with a 6-2, 6-4 win to send the Sagehens through to the finals.
Pomona-Pitzer gave No. 1 CMS a strong run in the final round with Bello and Wiechert producing a dominant closeout in an 8-4 victory in doubles, winning 12 of the final 13 points of the match. Jake Yasgoor PI '17 and Wiechert each took the first set in singles at No. 1 and No. 2, and Hudson (6-4) and Bello (7-5) came up on the short end of tight first-set battles at No. 3 and No. 6. CMS was able to get the clinching point for a 5-1 win with a two-set win at No. 5 (after winning at No.3 and No. 4).
Women's Lacrosse played in its first-ever NCAA Tournament game at Redlands on Saturday, but the Bulldogs were able to close out the first half on a 7-0 run to take a 9-2 lead into the break and went on to a 14-6 win. Aubrey Douglass PI '16 had the first two goals for the Sagehens, while Ally McLaughlin '16 and Alexa Sarussi '15 added second-half goals. The team finished the year 16-5 shattering the program record for wins in a season (11).
Women's Lacrosse also received their year-end awards from the SCIAC, with McLaughlin winning Defensive Player of the Year honors, and Gaby Fukumura '17 earning the Newcomer of the Year honor. Baseball also had its postseason honors announced, with Simon Rosenbaum '16 winning the Player of the Year honor after producing a Pomonaesque final stat line of .474 with 47 runs batted in. Tanner Nishioka '17 earned the Newcomer of the Year Award after batting .399 with 36 RBI.
The coming weeks will see several Sagehens competing as individuals in NCAA Tournaments. Jennifer Kim '17 will be in action this week at the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships. Sammy Chao '14 and Lea Lynn Yen '16 will be in the NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Doubles Championships, beginning on May 22. NCAA Track and Field Invitations for May 22-24 are still pending, but Paul Messana PI '17 (800 meters) and Ben Girodias '15 (10K) are in the hunt for qualifications on the men's side, while Ailene Nguyen '16 is in position for her second straight invitation in the long jump.
To keep up to date with all the Pomona-Pitzer athletics action, follow us on the web at www.sagehens.com, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/sagehens, or on Twitter at www.twitter.com/sagehens.

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Among Democrats' victories on Tuesday night were the expected (but still very notable) gains: Repealing a measure in Ohio that curbed collective bargaining for public employees, winning reelection in a gubernatorial race in the red state of Kentucky and doing well down-ballot in the Bluegrass State, which will help the party develop a bench for future statewide contests.
But an unexpectedly decisive win elsewhere capped a successful evening. In Mississippi, an initiative that would have amended the state constitution to expand the definition of the word "person" to the moment of fertilization, was soundly defeated. Had the measure passed, the new definition of "person" would have banned abortions and set off a much larger national debate over the issue.
In some other elections that received less national publicity, there were more encouraging signs for Democrats. In Maine, voters restored Election Day registration and in Iowa, a Democrat won a special state Senate election, ensuring that her party maintains its slim majority in the chamber.
Even where a Republican appears to have won, Democrats can claim at least some measure of victory. Arizona Republican Senate President Russell Pearce faced a recall election on Tuesday, and results with all precincts reporting show that he is losing to Republican challenger Jerry Lewis by 1128 votes. Pearce was a key architect of SB 1070, the state's controversial immigration measure signed into law last year that angered many Democrats. A group that helped to organize the recall effort was co-founded by a former Democratic Senate candidate.
Pearce concedes in recall election
Mesa voters ousted Senate President Russell Pearce tonight, completing the first-ever recall of a state elected official in Arizona.
Progressives Score Big Election Wins: Personhood Trounced in MS, Anti-Union Measure Repealed in OH, Election Day Registration Restored in ME, Russell Pearce Ousted in AZ, and more
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Soulcalibur V goes gold, pre-order bonuses detailed
Soulcalibur will be returning later this month with Soulcalibur V for the 360 and PS3. Namco Bandai has announced that the latest entry in the long-running series has gone gold and is on schedule to hit store shelves on January 31. Developed by Project Soul, Soulcalibur V is set 17 years after the events in IV and features the journey of Patroklos, son of Sophitia Alexandra, as he uncovers his family's history with the Soul swords. In addition to new modes and features, including the Brave Edge and Critical Edge systems, Ubisoft's Ezio Auditore de Firenze from Assassin's Creed will also make an appearance as a guest character.
Microsoft takes back to the skies with Microsoft Flight
It's been over five years since Microsoft released Flight Simulator X, and today, the company has announced their return to the genre with the upcoming Microsoft Flight. Flight is scheduled to launch for the PC this spring as a free download with the Icon A5 as the first plane available and the Big Island of Hawaii as the initial flight zone. Virtual pilots can extend their tour after completing the free missions by downloading additional DLC that will add new crafts, regions, and customization options. Microsoft plans for the new content to include "daily aerocache challenges and updates that make every flight unique and fun." As a bonus, players who use Games for Windows Live to sign in will receive free extras, including the Boeing Stearman plane, additional missions, Achievements, and an Online Pilot Profile.


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Fans pick new Steelers slogan
It's a "Blitz for Six."
The Steeler Nation has spoken, dubbing the Steelers' chase for an unprecedented sixth Super Bowl ring "Blitz for Six" in a Tribune-Review online poll.
Chris Todd, 35, a Bethel Park native now living in Greenfield, Wis., was the first of several fans to submit the winning slogan and wins a pair of tickets to the Dec. 7 game between the Steelers and Browns.
"Sweet," he said after learning his catchphrase was chosen by readers. "I've been a part of the Steeler Nation since I was a kid. My dad's a season ticket holder. ... It's pretty neat to be recognized as part of it."
Todd's slogan far outpaced other contenders, receiving 34.5 percent of the thousands of votes cast.
The distant nine, with the first person to suggest the slogans and the percentage of votes received, were:
"Sixburgh," by Ryan Blair, 35, of Irwin, with 13.9 percent
"Don't stop there, the other hand's bare," from Steve Sokol, 38, of Harmar, with 13.1 percent
"Going for a six pack," by Pete Camarda, 49, of Shaler, with 11.9 percent
"Quest for Sixcess," by Jason Ruffing, of West Palm Beach, Fla., with 8.0 percent
"A band for the other hand," from Joe Lamatrice, 29, North Side, with 7.4 percent
"Fixed on 6," from Phil Hobbins, 22, of Greensburg, with 5.4 percent
"Six appeal," by Phil Smith, of Upper St. Clair, with 2.9 percent
"Chase for seis," from Sam "Steeler Sam" Sachs, 38, of Portland, Ore., with 2.3 percent
"Playing for the bling of a sixth ring," also from Ruffing, with .6 percent
Seven Trib employees picked the top 10 from more than 100 reader-submitted suggestions, ranging from the creative to the simple to the nonsensical. One fan submitted a poem, another, a song.
"6 in '06" was suggested repeatedly. While it's a great one if the Steelers win this season, fans chanted, sang and begged the last slogan -- "One for the thumb -- for 26 long years.
Like any habit, some Steelers fans are having trouble letting go, calling for "One for the other thumb," even though the preview to the poll clearly gave that uncreative phrase a thumbs down.
We know Pittsburgh fans are proud of their opposable thumbs, but it's time to talk about something else.
Also rejected quickly were would-be slogans that needed to be explained, like "2x3=6" or "Two for the new," or those that were tied to an individual player, coach or even the late Mayor Bob O'Connor -- "Big Ben strikes 6," "Rings around the Cowher" or "Honor for O'Connor."
Some proposed slogans made little sense or had some unintended double meanings:
"Big Nasty D hits, clears path for ring No. 6," sounds like a stop at the free clinic is needed.
"The Vie to Apply No. 6," sounds like we're chasing an ointment, not a ring.
This surprising entry, "Six not sex," left us puzzled.
A few trash-talking Cincinnati Bengals fans e-mailed their own suggestions, all about as clever as their own slogan: "Who Dey?"
"Who Dey?" all you want, you ring-less Bengals. You, like everyone else, have long known who the Steelers are.
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The Twitterverse was shocked Thursday by US Secretary of State John Kerry's decision to snack while on a visit to Ramallah, not on the traditional chicken or lamb shwarma, but on turkey, a type of shwarma one Twitter user said was "probably an illusion, like the peace process."
Foreign Policy confirmed Friday that Kerry had indeed chosen turkey over other, more authentic variants by contacting the owner of the eponymous Samer restaurant directly and asking him what the American envoy had indeed eaten.
Owner Samer said "chicken" at first, then remembered his restaurant didn't serve chicken shwarma, although West Bank Palestinians often refer to turkey as chicken — though they prefer the former.
"No, turkey," corrected Samer. "We have lamb and we have turkey. He ate the turkey and really enjoyed it."


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Oak Ridge High School's girls varsity volleyball team celebrated coach Becky Potter's birthday with a 3-0 win against the Nevada Union Miners Tuesday night.
With cake and balloons waiting for her after the match, Potter couldn't contain her happiness, saying, "Thank you to my girls for the best birthday present ever."
The hard-fought third game made the win that much sweeter for the coach and her team. The Lady Trojans battled back from a 21-24 deficit to win 27-25. The winning kill came from senior Haley Simmons, who showed off great moves all evening. Simmons was quick to credit her teammates for the victory.
"We meshed together really well for (this being) one of our first games," she explained.
The Trojans and Miners traded the lead the first game of the evening until Simmons' swift kills added momentum to Oak Ridge's side of the net. Tough serves and returns had the Miners nearly hitting the Oak Ridge gym's roof ; one bump almost sent the ball into the basketball hoop.
Junior Amelia Crye spent a lot of time serving as the Lady Trojan's lead jumped 16-10. The Miners finally got the ball back but lost it right away on a bad serve. After trading a few more points Oak Ridge took over and won 25-18, with the last two points courtesy of Miners' mistakes.
The Lady Trojans swiftly took control in the second game, forcing the Miners to take an early timeout after the score jumped 8-3 in Oak Ridge's favor. A brief rally got the Miners within one point but a heavy hit from Crye forced a Miner into a lost-cause dig and the Lady Trojans began racking up the points.
A late-game Miner rally tied things up at 22 but a timeout helped Oak Ridge's girls get their game straight and they played to win, 25-23.
Coach Potter noted after the game that Nevada Union's girls have the ability to step up "when their backs are to the wall" and that's exactly what happened in the third game. Again, the teams traded points at the beginning but this time the Miners didn't let a one- or two-point deficit deter them. Even three sharp, back-to-back kills from junior Rachel McVicar couldn't keep the Lady Trojans in the lead.
This is where the Lady Trojans depth came in. "We can put anybody in and we play great," Potter said.
And that's how the girls rallied to win. With the game tied up at 25 the players at the net stepped up and blocked a would-be kill coming their way, making it 26-25. Simmons then sealed the deal with a decisive kill.
"We stayed composed," Potter said, explaining the comeback. "We are mentally tough."
Toughness will come in handy this Thursday when the Lady Trojans travel to Granite Bay. This weekend they're scheduled to play at the Chris Craft Tournament.


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Billy Crystal says he is hosting the Academy Awards.
The 63-year-old comedian and Oscar-hosting veteran said today on Twitter that he is "doing the Oscars so the young woman in the pharmacy will stop asking my name when I pick up my prescriptions."
Academy officials confirmed the appointment.
Crystal last hosted the show in 2004. This will be his ninth stint as host.
He replaces actor Eddie Murphy who bowed out of his role as host following his friend Brett Ratner's decision to leave the show as producer because of an uproar over a gay slur.
The news of Murphy's decision came a day after Ratner quit as producer of the February 26 Academy Awards show.
Ratner left amid criticism of his use of a pejorative term for gay men in a question-and-answer session at a screening of his action comedy Tower Heist, which stars Murphy and Ben Stiller.
Murphy said in a statement issued by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that he had looked forward to being host at the Oscars but that he understands and supports "each party's decision with regard to a change of producers".
Academy president Tom Sherak bid Murphy farewell graciously.
"I appreciate how Eddie feels about losing his creative partner, Brett Ratner, and we all wish him well," Mr Sherak said.
Still, losing Murphy is a blow to a ceremony that has struggled to boost its image amid a general decline in its TV ratings over the last couple of decades and a rush of awards shows that appeal to younger crowds, such as the MTV Movie Awards.
Oscar planners have sought to shorten the show and have tried new ways to present awards in the hope of livening things up.
They also have experimented with unexpected choices as hosts, which worked nicely with the song-and-dance talents of Hugh Jackman three years ago but backfired at last season's show, when Anne Hathaway was paired with lacklustre co-host James Franco.
When the academy picked Murphy in September, it marked a return to the traditional funnyman as host, a formula that delivered some of the best-remembered Oscar pageants when Bob Hope, Johnny Carson and Billy Crystal ran the show.


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Apervasive theme in the New Testament is the anticipation of imminent divine judgment upon those who rejected the Messiah. The earliest reference to the looming devastation is John the Baptist's declaration to the Pharisees and Sadducees, "Brood of vipers! Who warned you to flee from the wrath to come?" (Matt. 3:7).
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My precious friend, 2013 is going to be year of great rejoicing. Isaiah 35:10 shall be fulfilled, which says, "... everlasting joy will crown their heads. Gladness and joy will overtake them, and sorrow and sighing will flee away". This joy will come because according to Isaiah 55:11 & 12, the Lord will fulfill the word that He has sent forth to you till now. There will be great rejoicing.
The prophetic revelations given by God to Dr. Paul Dhinakaran, concerning God's people and the nations of the world as well as for India for the year 2013.
My precious friend, this is what the Holy Spirit showed me as to what would happen to God's people, to the nations of the world and to India. But the most important thing is, this year God will fulfill all His promises in your life, one after another. Fear and torment will be removed and you will see God's promises being fulfilled in your life, according to Isaiah 55:11& 12 and it will bring great rejoicing in your life as God's child, in the ministries and in the nation. So be of good cheer.
This is a year of rejoicing as God accomplishes His word. Enter into this New Year with great joy.
Dr. Paul Dhinakaran


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Class of 2009, William H. Gates Public Service Scholar
Jay Stansell is an Assistant Federal Public Defender in Seattle. He spoke with UWLS 2L Ilana Mantell on August 31, 2007.
IM: Did you enjoy law school?
JS: I went into law school with idealistic conceptions of justice. But we live in a conservative world that values wealth and money above people, and the law is a system that perpetuates those values. It's an inherently conservative profession, so it's a conservative education. I actually quit law school during my second year because I was so disillusioned with it. The law might be fair if one corporation sues another and they have similar amounts of money, but the reality of the "chess game" of law is that we punish many people who may have committed a legal infraction, but who are morally innocent. The idea of justice seems disconnected from the legal system. So no, I didn't enjoy law school, at least not at first.
I was really into politics and the Central American solidarity movement, so after I quit law school I focused on political work. I spent a lot of time talking to people about the law, and the limits of what the law can do. And I was surprised to realize that law school had shaped the way I think about social relations, and my view of the world. Eventually, I decided that I needed to go back. I also wanted to have the law degree as a credential because I thought it would help me in doing future political work.
When I returned to law school, I vowed to focus on classes I cared about, from professors I was interested in. I didn't worry about taking classes that were on the bar exam, and I stopped worrying about grades. I had got onto law review, but quit when I realized that it didn't speak to my values and ambitions. So when I went back to school, I decided that my professional goals would follow my identity.
I decided to supplement my law school education by getting internships and doing other volunteer legal work, and that was great. For example, I got to travel around with well-respected lawyers, to churches and other social organizations, talking about the consequences of being a refuge or sanctuary for refugees. Doing internships like that was the right decision – there was only one time in my life when people wanted to see my grades, but every other time people cared about who I am and what I've been doing. I got jobs because I spent my time in law school actually "in" the profession, working on things I cared about, and then one thing led to another.
So what was your first job after law school?
I did contract work for a professor at Seattle U, and he actually became a lifelong friend. I also got contract work at The Defender Association, doing appeals. It's a county level public defender that handles people charged with violating state criminal law. I wasn't aiming to become a public defender, I just fell into it. My original goal was to do political work on human rights violations in Central America. But it's an illusion to think there's one right spot to go to work for social justice – it's where your heart is. I started doing misdemeanor criminal defense and I realized that there was a lot of human rights work that needed to be done here too. For example, incarcerating people for longer than they need – I think that's a human rights violation. Or the way that police target young African-American men – that's a human rights violation too. About 40% of my caseload back then wouldn't have existed but for law enforcement's practice of being in the face of every young black man they could. There were so many cases that only existed because of the consistent police oversight of young black men.
In some countries, there is no rule of law. If you're mugged or robbed in Cambodia, for example, there are no police to help you, and you basically have no recourse. But you also know that if you carefully cross the street, you're not going to get a ticket for violating one of society's rules. Whereas here in the U.S. we have rule of law, and an army of enforcement personnel, to arrest or fine you for things like jaywalking. It's an enormous machine. But if that machine is even the slightest bit out of tune, it creates harm for the people in its way. As a public defender I saw so many poor guys who got a ticket for jaywalking, or some other small thing, and then ended up getting cited for resisting arrest.
What did you do after you were a public defender at The Defender Association?
An opportunity came up doing deportation defense at a local non-profit, and I was interested and qualified because of the work I had done with refugees during law school. I worked on waivers of deportation for people who had been convicted of deportable crimes, but had done their time and been rehabilitated, so I developed expertise in the intersection of immigration law and criminal defense. I consulted on cases of illegal entry after deportation and the immigration consequences of conviction.Immigration cases are the fastest growing area in the federal criminal system. Contrary to public opinion, only a small percentage of them are smuggling cases. The large majority are people who were deported and then re-entered the U.S. to be with their families again. I think it's a human rights violation that an artificially created border should separate families, so I fight to minimize the damage of laws on people who simply want to be with their families. All of that brought me to the Federal Public Defender, where I've been working since 1995.
A lot of the work I do today is sentencing mitigation. If I can get a reduction in someone's sentence from 15 years to nine years, that's considered a success. And the fact that it's a success is atrocious. The policies of both the criminal justice system and the immigration system are atrocious. In truth, the immigration system has been that way for over a century, since at least the 1880s. Imagine the outrage of people who spent ten years building the railroad in the 1800s, who bought homes here and built lives here, and then went back to China for a short visit, only to find that they could not return to the U.S. because a law was passed while they were away saying that they could not return. That actually happened. But it's outrageous, and it's unfair. The law was built on outrageous legal constructs and legal fictions, which treat deportation as a civil sanction akin to losing your driver's license. To try to create a just immigration policy would be to fly in the face of a century of injustice, and the Supreme Court's support of that injustice.
Our criminal justice system didn't used to be so bad, but it has ramped up to the point where we now incarcerate more people than any other developed country in the world, by far. Everybody should wake up every morning and be outraged about those incarceration rates. It doesn't make sense, especially because the overwhelming majority of people who are incarcerated are there for non-violent offenses. And then there were the thousands of people who were kept in detention even after they had served their sentences….
Is that the case you took to the Supreme Court, and won?
Yes. Ashcroft v. Kim Ho Ma. The case began with a number of refugees, mostly from Southeast Asia, that my office represented – people who had committed crimes, served their time, and were ordered to be deported. The problem is that, for example, the Cambodian government wouldn't take deportees back, so the U.S. government was holding them in indefinite detention. They could have been held in prison forever, even after they had finished serving their sentences. We weren't arguing against the deportations, we just said these guys should have their freedom until they got deported. So we fought it to the Supreme Court and won their freedom. Then the U.S. government pressured Cambodia into taking them back. The problem is that my clients are guys who had left Cambodia as kids – many of them didn't even speak the language and they didn't know the culture. They had no idea how to survive there. And these guys are from families that risked everything to escape from Cambodia – they were terrified that their sons and husbands would get killed when they were sent back.
At that point, there was nothing I could do as a public defender. But I could, as a citizen of the world, try to help them. So I helped establish an NGO in Phnom Penh. I wanted to make sure that these guys didn't "get disappeared" into the jungle, and to help them find work and housing.
Starting an NGO in Cambodia seems like a far cry from the Public Defender's Office.
Well, I don't think that lawyers should pigeon-hole themselves. The fact that my work has informed my life in the community has been the most precious part of my work. It's all part of who I am. My work reflects my values, and my life outside of work reflects my values – they compliment each other. And the two aren't as remote as you'd think. Because of my knowledge about Cambodia I got a Fulbright grant to teach a law school course there on International Human Rights Law. It was an amazing experience – I taught aspiring lawyers, in a place with no rule of law, no truly functional legal system. And yet, we would pick up a newspaper and there would be ample evidence of human rights violations in the U.S., like at Guantanamo. And with these Cambodian students we had a wonderful dialogue about how precious the rule of law is, and how susceptible it is to disappearing in a cloud of smoke, no matter what country you're in. The rule of law is just a concept unless it's informed by the citizenry of the country you're in.
Being in Cambodia, where the legal system is a debacle, gave me a lot of perspective on the U.S. system. Before I went there I felt a little worn down about practicing law in the U.S., but when I returned here, I felt grateful to be part of this system. And I had seen that happen when I did the Kim Ho Ma case. Five judges in Seattle, and then the Ninth Circuit, said to the President and his administration, "you've got it wrong, this violates the Constitution." And then we took it to the Supreme Court. John Ashcroft was our opponent. And in spite of the most conservative Supreme Court in 50 years, they told the executive branch that it was wrong, and the executive had to say "okay." That's an astounding thing. It's remarkable. Whereas in a place like Cambodia, somebody in power would make one phone call and the whole thing would be over.
I think my time in Cambodia was rejuvenating because the people were so hopeful. That whole country is at square one. It might be chaotic now, but it's exciting to think of the possibilities. My class would talk about history, and we'd talk about how, in the U.S. in the 1880s, if you tried to organize a silver mine or to lead a strike in a factory, the owners would hire thugs to beat you up and they'd bring in desperately poor people to replace you. It's like that now in Cambodia. But we've obtained a remarkable degree of law and justice in the U.S. over the past century, because of the hard work of lots of people. And yet, it's apparent how easy it is to backslide into tyranny, in a place that's supposedly the beacon of freedom and democracy in the world.
For many people in the world, they look at the Al Jazeera reporter who was swept up while covering the war and has been detained in Guantanamo for the past four years, and they think it's tyranny. The U.S. is flipping the idea of law in service of democracy and liberty upside down. Democracy and liberty have a fragile spirit, and they can evaporate, as they have in so many ways. People should be outraged because the executive department of the U.S. government, for the last six years, has passed policies to legitimize torture and call it legal, when it defies belief that the leading democracy in the world would behave that way. It's a human rights violation when the U.S. President and Vice-President say that water-boarding is not torture. Because it's not degrading? You feel like you're drowning and that's an okay thing to do?
So how do you balance these two ideas of, on the one hand, being grateful that the U.S. legal system functions, such that you can convince the Supreme Court to rule against the President, and, on the other hand, feeling that liberty and democracy are at risk?
I recognize that the system here functions well, on some levels. Judges here don't take bribes – you can't say that about many countries. But it's still a draconian system.There are two books I've read over and over again in the last couple of years – Orwell's 1984, and The Grapes of Wrath. 1984 is about gaining political control over the population by making them afraid, through endless war. And we have that. We have a war that will never end, the supposed War on Terror, and we're spending billions of dollars now in Iraq. But what if we used those billions to bring potable water to everyone on the planet? What heroes we'd be, if we could bring water to everyone, regardless of religion or political beliefs.
The other book I keep returning to is The Grapes of Wrath, which is a beautiful, poetic book about the struggle to take care of your family. Instead of reading it as people moving from one state to another, I read it as people moving from one country to another, moving to take care of their families, suffering from xenophobia and racism. That's how I see a lot of immigrants and refugees in the U.S. today. They're moving simply in order to take care of their families. The fact that they're crossing international borders instead of state borders doesn't make their lives and their hopes any less important or compelling than Tom Joad and his family in Steinbeck's book. I don't know why the American public refuses to see it that way.
It sounds like you enjoy being a lawyer and have had some significant successes, but are often frustrated with the system. Would you advise your children to become lawyers? Would you encourage them to use the law as a tool for social justice?
For me, it's enormously important to lead a balanced life, and to make time for my kids and my wife. I coached my oldest son's little-league baseball team for seven years, and I've coached my youngest son's soccer team for five years. They need to understand that this is my life, and these are my clients. They know my clients as family friends, not just as people who got into trouble with the law. My kids understand that good people make mistakes and still deserve to be called family, to be loved and respected. There are no easy answers, but everything flows if we can be kind and loving. I want my kids to understand that once we treat everyone else with dignity and respect, progress on issues of social justice will naturally flow from there.
Jay W. Stansell is an Assistant Federal Public Defender in Seattle, Washington, and a 1988 graduate of the University of Washington School of Law. Since the signing of a repatriation agreement with Cambodia, Jay has been active in advocacy surrounding the deportation of refugees back to Cambodia. He and his wife, Dori Cahn, are authors of a chapter in the book Race, Culture, Psychology and Law, dealing with the Cambodian deportations.
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By DAN OKO
It's Friday night, November 13, and the boys in the band are ready to rock and roll. The band in question is the Sputniks, a 3-year-old Missoula punk group with a small following in the Garden City, featuring guitarists Richie Rowe and Grady Gadbow, and the brothers Dundas, Zach and Chad on bass and drums, respectively.
These four fine young fellows have a reason to get amped up tonight, in fact, because it's merely their second rehearsal since the wave of fame washed over them in the form of a 10-page spread in the November 16 issue of The New Yorker. Already they've been interviewed by Sherry Jones of the Missoulian, and all their friends in Missoula's small but energetic rock scene are psyched for the band. Plus, it's Richie's birthday.
|The Sputniks, who were featured in a New Yorker article titled "Rocket Science" last week, play their next gig at Jay's Upstairs on December 1.
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Gathered in the basement of a house shared by Richie and Grady, these young turks seem ready to roar-except for a couple of minor details. Grady, who acts as the unofficial bandleader and frontman, can't seem to locate his guitar, and one of the amps is busted. Meanwhile, Zach-a staff reporter at the Independent-spent the day up the Bitterroot Valley. There he interviewed Hoyt Axton, the veteran singer-songwriter who penned the Three Dog Night hit "Joy to the World," for the feature in this week's paper. Once everybody gets plugged in, and Zach gives me some toilet paper for my ears (so they don't get blown out by the racket), I half expect them to start in with "Jeremiah was a bullfrog...." But no such luck. Still, I'm looking forward to a little thrash and strum from the Sputniks. After all, the last couple of times I tried to see them live they played too late for my aging 30-year-old bones.
As the Sputniks' rehearsal gets underway, my presence seems more or less forgotten. Grady struggles to get the melody worked out on the first number. Zach complains that the chord progression doesn't work for him. Then Richie loses track of what he's doing. As for Chad, well... "I'm just trying to maintain the media blitz" is what he tells me.
The media blitz, as it were, began about six months ago when William Finnegan, a contributor to The New Yorker for the last decade and author of A Cold New World, decided that these disaffected youth from America's heartland might make a good article. Bill, as the Sputniks now refer to him, knew Grady's parents from way back and was once a surfing companion of Bryan Di Salvatore, a Missoula writer related to Grady and the Dundas brothers by marriage.
"I had not come to Montana because the Sputniks were famous, or were even on the verge of fame," writes Finnegan in his article. "I had come because I knew, vaguely, that there is a world of American kids who love rock and roll, but scorn Rolling Stone and Spin and, above all, MTV."
Finnegan, it turns out, arrived in the right place at the right time, and traveled with the Sputniks on a knock-down, drag-out 3-week tour that carried the band from the bosom of the Northern Rockies to the punk epicenters of New York and Washington, D.C. Finnegan traveled as far as Chicago before heading back home to New York.
According to the band, he got most of his article right, despite the fact that the Sputniks would have perhaps preferred that he not make them quite as cartoonish as they occasionally seem. For instance, there's the author's description of the tenets of punk held dear by Grady Gadbow:
"Grady has a theory about why commercially successful bands get cheesy. 'I think it's just the easy, decadent life they end up leading,' he says. 'They have nothing to do all day but sit around and play music.' To the uninitiated, that might sound like a formula for improving one's music. But musicianship has never been an untrammeled value in rock and roll, and certainly not in hardcore punk."
In band lingo, "rock" is the end all be all for musicians, who must avoid being too "emo," or emotional, and also take steps to strip down the production of tunes to their bare essentials.
The main problem with Finnegan's take, however, may be that he wants to imbue his subjects with the earnestness of earlier punk warriors while not recognizing quite how melodic their post-punk stylings really are. Nonetheless, in an interview with the Independent this week, the writer talked a bit about the more serious reflections he came away from the experience of having been on a tour.
(For the record, although Finnegan notes in his article that no self-respecting punk would cover Lynyrd Skynyrd's classic "Free Bird," the Sputniks used to play a version of "Sweet Home Alabama.")
Finnegan talked a fair amount about the class issues faced by the young people he met along with the Sputniks. Although at one point in the article drummer Chad Dundas describes the band as "pathetically middle class," Finnegan argues in our conversation that middle class no longer referred those who can attain a certain level of creature comfort.
"That term, 'middle class, can be easily misunderstood," he says, "as meaning materially very comfortable and kids who can live off of their parents until they can get jobs. And that's not a very good description." For Finnegan, it's clear that economic insecurity gives the Sputniks as much right as anyone to rebel against the world by making some noise.
"Punk is really an enduring impulse or movement," he says. "It's migrated from urban bohemia to the suburbs and small towns, but those earlier punks were not necessarily poor kids but more art-school types."
Back in the basement, as the rehearsal rumbles to its close, the Sputniks begin rocking in earnest. The band is concentrating hard, although the physical and facial contortions described in Finnegan's article are nowhere to be seen. Chad then drops a drumstick, and bends to tie his shoe. "Fuck," says Zach, apropos of nothing. Richie complains about the dance class he's been taking, but when Chad suggests he quit, he says, "No way, when you can swing, you get all the chicks."
The band then breaks into "20 Minutes to the Year 2000," a song which made an impression on Finnegan. Sarvas, a third roommate in the house, comes down to the basement and sings along. Power chords dominate while the boys shout: "Dig it, baby, there's a red star rising/ Launch a rocket on diesel power/ The workers' state will be built in space/ From parts we stole down in Mexico."
As for what the future holds for the Sputniks, Zach says it's a little soon to tell. "I imagine that before too long, we'll try to do more recording. But it's a little early to talk about going on a 3-week whirlwind tour next summer."


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Day 29 - Brugge
There is still a lot of snow hanging around today. Our plan was to sample some chocolates from some of the many chocolate shops in order to find the best one to buy gifts from.
We had a slow start after breakfast and headed out at about 10:30 to begin our mission. We started with the store that is closest to our hotel and it was fantastic!!! Yum!!! After walking around a little (and not actually trying any more chocolates) we found a bar called Cambrinus that Ed wanted to try.
This bar advertises itself as having 400 beers. Ed was once again in is element. He started with a tasting board and then had two more beers after that. Lunch was fantastic as well and we have said that we will return again tomorrow for lunch.
After spending a few hours at Cambrinus we headed out again on our search for chocolate. Went into a chocolate store that we said we would not buy from because they had big chocolate boobs and penis' in the window, however they also had chocolate puppies that my English cousin will love. Once inside the man behind the counter was lovely and very helpful. He wrapped my puppy purchase beatifully and the two smaller chocolates that we sampled were also very good.
We decided to go back to the chocolate shop near our hotel and stocked up with lots of chocolates for gifts before heading back to our hotel for a lazy afternoon. Ed had quite a few beers that he bought at the 'beer wall' the other day sitting on the ledge outside our window getting cold so he needs to get drinking before we leave tomorrow.
We have just gotten back from dinner at a little restaurant around the corner (cheap quick food) and it is snowing!! Like, really snowing! In about an hour there is quite a thick layer on everything! We walked to the Markt after eating so that we could have a little play and take some photographs. We made a mini snowman! I love snow! I can imagine that it wouldn't be quite so amazing having to go about your everyday life in snow but for me it is awesome!
We are however starting to worry about our travel plans for the next couple of days. If this snow keeps up overnight it could make it difficult to walk to the train station with all of our gear tomorrow. We are also concerned about travelling around the UK if they are also getting snow. I'm sure it will be ok though because life goes on when it snows in these parts of the world!
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Most technical tools we follow have time period where they seem to work better than other time periods where often the current situation or context seems to be the reason why. Shorter duration Hurst cycles have not worked very well over the past year and it is my belief that this is because the price cycles have been overwhelmed by repetitive waves of powerful market moving fundamental news. Stated another way, I think that shorter duration Hurst cycles are less reliable for trading when the VIX and the ATR (average true range) are high. That said, the longer duration Hurst cycles like the 80 week cycle may offer some valid low points to watch out for.Using Airedale's last phasing, which I believe to be correct, the last two 4.5 year lows were in March 2003 and August 2007. Since the Aug 07 low, we are now 75 weeks along this first 80 wk cycle. Hurst had observed that cycle lengths tend to run slightly longer in bear markets and slightly shorter in bull markets. He also advised to take an average of the last three cycles for estimating the timing of the next low. The average for the last three 80 wk cycles is 76.7 wks. The first 80 wk low off the Mar 03 lows early in the bull market was a bit on the short side. The average of the last two 80 wk cycles is 78.5 wks. Based on this, I expect the next 80wk cycle low to be dead ahead in the next 1.7 to 3.5 weeks. Allowing for variance, it could be anytime in the next 1-5 weeks. Not great help for timing trades perhaps, but it does suggest that caution is warrented until you are satisfied that the 80wk low is in (FLD crossings, valid trendline crossings, etc). See chart." align=baseline border=0>http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$SPX&p=W&yr=7&mn=0&dy=0&id=p45849756407&a=159773488&listNum=10The current FLD crossing has projected a downside target of 785-790 area on the SPX cash +/- 15 points. We have hit that range already. As you have probably noticed, volatility increased this past week. I expect it to increase further until this 80 wk low is carved out.
We are now 76 and 1/3 weeks along since the 4.5 year low in Aug 2007 with the 80 week low most likely still dead ahead. That suggests increased volatility and the potential for a big move, first down and then up out of the 80 wk low (unless we've already carved out the 80 wk low, which I don't think so). You'll have to copy and paste the entire link below to your browser if the software is truncating it...(Why does it do that?)http://tinyurl.com/clcn4sWith the ema compressions on the McClellan data that Fib has nicely pointed out, the Hurst data fits in nicely with the concept of revisiting the Nov lows, testing them, and perhaps breaking them. The potential triggers will most likely be the monthly employment data, more bank/auto news, uncertainty and bickering about the stimulus package, and options expiration. Given that we don't have any crystal balls on the exact timing of this low, caution is advised and it might be prudent to keep the stops honest and positions smaller, unless you want to "go for it".I wonder if buying VIX bullish call spreads or maybe the 45 straddle might be a way to play this for the more sophisticated trader? Any thoughts?Doc
We are now 78 weeks along this 80wk cycle from the 4.5 yr low of Aug 2007. Cycles have been lengthening as they usually do in bear markets. I believe we are forming this 80wk low right here right now in the next 1-10 trading days. On the SPX cash, there is a 2.5wk fld projection formed over the last 2 days that targets 776 +/- 10 points.This could be a volatile sharp V bottom if the heavier weighted stocks in the index make their 80wk lows at the same time, or if it is news driven with an increase in amplitude due to that. It could also be a sloppy more ambiguous consolidation bottom if the heavier weighted stocks in the index make their 80wk lows on different days in a splayed out fashion, similar to the 80 wk low in Jan-Feb 2006. The bulls will have their best chance in months immediately after this 80wk low.The 9 yr cycle will be heading downThe 4.5 yr cycle upThe 80wk cycle upThe 40wk cycle upThe 20wk cycle upThe 10, 5, 2.5, 6-7day cycles all up.Airedale RIP would have loved this...Doc
We've now completed 80wks from the Hurst 4.5yr low and this week was in the outer range for 80wk lows based on recent samples of 80wk cycles, but I'm not surprised as cycles do lengthen in bear markets. Based on shorter cycles, today could have been the 80wk low, though the window is open through early next week. From here, we should get cyclical upward pressure. The big question will be if that will be sufficient to overcome any fundamental effects that may be present in the coming weeks and months.Now if you want to wait for an upcross of the 2.5wk fld (7 day offset), the following values represent the values which the daily bar's midpoint must exceed for an upcross to occur for the SPX cash.Tues 766.47Wed 760.11Thur 760.09Fri 766.51Doc
Do I get extra bonus points for placing the "80wk" label right over the spot where the price low would occur?? Of course, now price will go lower next week, lol.
Here it is with the Fib retracement off the same 1982 lows.
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The family vacation schedule always includes a trip to my childhood home of Columbus, Ohio.
Each return to the Poison Nut state also includes a trip to my favorite childhood restaurant.
White Castle.
So I was overjoyed to read yesterday's front page feature in the Wall Street Journal on the hamburger chain adding wine to the menu. Now, can I imagine myself drinking a cup of chardonnay with my six sliders with mustard this summer? No.
But I can picture washing them down with a cold beer.
For those readers unfamiliar with White Castle, think Krystal – only Castles taste good and you don't have to wait an hour for them to fill your order. White Castle specializes in money hamburgers, grilled in onions and served on a steamed bun. They are heaven and singlehandedly responsible for hooking me on onions and red meat. Castle also serves the best side order on earth: onion chips, which are essentially onion rings without the rings.
Anyway, I'm pretty excited about this sliders and booze combination. Supposedly, White Castle is going to test the concept at a store in Indiana in 2012 before they roll it out chain wide. So come our summer 2013 trip, I'll be able to enjoy a Bud or maybe even a Yuengling with my Castles.
The only troubling part of the situation is the impact this will have on my bill. I'm used to going into Castle with five bucks and walking out with my belly full and change in my pocket. I might have to take a 10-spot with me from now on.
Ahh, White Castle. I used to work summer and winter breaks from college in a TGI Friday's not far from the Ohio State campus. We had a White Castle kitty-corner from us and after closing the store at 1 a.m., we'd head over the Castle. There was this retired woman who worked there named Mary who obviously didn't enjoy her shift.
We'd walk up to the counter and she'd greet us with "Welcome to White Castle. What do you want?" with an edge to her voice that always left us snickering. We were such regulars we got to know Mary and she was actually very kind and would make sure we got extra onion chips in our order.
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hi! after the last updates dhcpd3 has a problem starting.
it appears on startup and even when i restart it the problem still remains! for example when i start airsnarf (which btw doesn't work properly - is it because of dhcpd3?) this is the output:
sendmail also takes more than a minute to start but if you edit /etc/hosts toCode:root@k0niek-laptop:/pentest/wireless/airsnarf# ./airsnarf Airsnarf - A rogue AP setup utility. 0.2 The Shmoo Group ------------------------------------ Creating dhcpd.conf...Done. Building the captive portal...chmod: cannot access `/var/www/cgi-bin/*': Not a directory Done. Setting the wireless parameters...Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument. Done. Setting the ip address and default route...Done. Stopping DHCP server: dhcpd3 failed! Starting DHCP server: dhcpd3* check syslog for diagnostics. failed! Restarting web server: apache2apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 no listening sockets available, shutting down Unable to open logs failed! Restarting Mail Transport Agent (MTA): sendmail Setting up firewall to redirect DNS...Done. Starting local DNS resolver... Creating TCP socket 0#53 - done. Creating UDP socket 0#53 - done. Waiting for connections...
and of course change k0niek-laptop to your local domain things will work much much faster.Code:127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.1.1 k0niek-laptop.local k0niek-laptop # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts ::1 ip6-localhost ip6-loopback fe00::0 ip6-localnet ff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix ff02::1 ip6-allnodes ff02::2 ip6-allrouters ff02::3 ip6-allhosts


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Curcumin, one of the major constituents of
Glutamate is a major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain, and plays an important role in functions such as synaptic plasticity, learning, and memory [
We have previously demonstrated that curcumin depresses the depolarization-evoked glutamate release from prefrontocortical nerve terminals by reducting presynaptic Ca2+ influx [
To investigate whether the regulation of glutamate release by curcumin occurred downstream of Ca2+ entry, we examined the effect of curcumin on glutamate release induced by ionomycin in rat prefrontal cortex nerve terminals (synaptosomes). The Ca2+-selective ionophore ionomycin was used in this study as it has been reported that ionomycin can induce the release of vesicular glutamate independently of voltage-dependent Ca2+ channel activation, and therefore ionomycin-induced release reflects the modulation of the release machinery downstream of Ca2+ [
Because actin cytoskeleton disassembly is associated with modulation of the pool of available vesicles and facilitation of glutamate exocytosis [
What intracellular signaling was involved in the curcumin-enhanced vesicle availability and glutamate exocytosis? Because mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) has been shown to regulate glutamate release at the presynaptic level [
To further confirm that the MAPK signaling cascade was suppressed by curcumin during its inhibition of ionomycin-induced glutamate exocytosis, we performed Western blotting to determine the effect of curcumin on the phosphorylation of extracellular signal-regulated kinases 1 and 2 (ERK) in prefrontal cortical synaptosomes.
Our previous work indicated a correlation of the inhibitory effect of curcumin on glutamate release with a suppression of presynaptic Ca2+ entry; however, the possibility remains that curcumin could affect targets downstream from Ca2+ entry to depress glutamate release. To investigate this eventuality, in this study we examined the effect of curcumin on the release of glutamate induced by ionomycin. The Ca2+-selective ionophore ionomycin causes a direct increase in intrasynaptosomal Ca2+ levels and triggers a release of a neurotransmitter without depolarization or Ca2+ channel activation [
Regarding the neurotransmitter exocytotic process, actin cytoskeleton plays a vital role in controlling the number of synaptic vesicle available. Disassembling actin cytoskeleton was demonstrated to enhance synaptic vesicle availability and glutamate release [
Vesicle mobilization is a complex phenomenon that is regulated by various protein kinases. An essential kinase is MAPK, highly expressed at the presynaptic level [
FM1-43 was obtained from Invitrogen (Carlsbad, CA, USA). Cytochalasin D and PD98059 were obtained from Tocris Cookson (Bristol, UK). Curcumin, ionomycin, sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), and all other reagents were obtained from Sigma-Aldrich Co. (St. Louis, MO, USA).
Adult male rats (Sprague-Dawley, 150–200 g) (
Glutamate release from purified prefrontal cortical synaptosomes was monitored online, with an assay that employed exogenous glutamate dehydrogenase (GDH) and NADP+ to couple the oxidative deamination of the released glutamate to the generation of NADPH detected fluorometrically [
Synaptic vesicle fusion with the plasma membrane was measured using release of the fluorescent dye FM1-43, as described previously [
Synaptosomes (0.5 mg protein/mL) were lysed in ice-cold Tris–HCl buffer solution, pH 7.5, that contained 20 mM Tris–HCl, 1% Triton, 1 mM EDTA, 1 mM EGTA, 150 mM NaCl, 2.5 mM sodium pyrophosphate, 1 mM β-glycerophosphate, 1 mM phenylmethanesulfonyl fluoride, 1 mM sodium orthovanadate and 1 μg/mL leupeptin. The lysates were sonicated for 10 s and then centrifuged at 13,000 g at 4 °C for 10 min. Equal amounts of samples were separated by electrophoresis on 7.5% SDS-PAGE, and then transferred to nitrocellulose membranes. The membranes were blocked with Tris-buffered saline (TBS) that contained 5% low-fat milk and incubated with the following primary polyclonal antibodies: anti-phospho-ERK1/2, 1:2000, anti-ERK1/2, 1:1000, anti-phospho-synapsin-I (Ser62/Ser67), 1:1000, β-actin, 1:500). After incubation with appropriate peroxidase-conjugated donkey anti-rabbit IgG secondary antibodies (1:3000), protein bands were detected by using the ECL chemiluminescence system (Amersham, Buckinghamshire, UK). An aliquot of samples was loaded and probed with anti-β-actin antibody for detection of β-actin as a loading control. Films were scanned using a scanner and the level of phosphorylation was assessed by band density, which was quantified by densitometry.
Cumulative data were analyzed in Lotus 1-2-3 and MicroCal Origin. Data are expressed as mean ± SEM. To test the significance of the effect of a drug versus control, a two-tailed Student's
This study demonstrated that, in rat prefrontocortical nerve terminals, part of the glutamate release inhibited by curcumin is due to the direct modulation of the release machinery, possible through decreasing MAPK/ERK activation and synapsin I phosphorylation to affect actin cytoskeleton dynamics. This finding may provide more information on the mechanism underlying the inhibitory effect of curcumin on glutamate release. Overall, our present and previous [
This work was supported by grant from the National Science Council of Taiwan, Republic of China (NSC-99-2628-B-030-001-MY3).
The authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.
The chemical structure of curcumin.
Curcumin inhibites ionomycin-induced glutamate release and KCl-evoked FM 1-43 release in rat prefrontocortical synaptosomes. Synaptosomes were resuspended in incubation medium at a final protein concentration of 0.5 mg/mL and incubated for 3 min before the addition of 1 mM CaCl2. Glutamate (
Curcumin-mediated inhibition of ionomycin-induced glutamate release is abolished by cytochalasin D, an inhibitor of actin polymerization. Glutamate release was evoked by ionomycin (5 μM) in the absence (control) or presence of curcumin (6 μM), cytochalasin D (40 μM), cytochalasin D (40 μM) + curcumin (6 μM). Cytochalasin D alone was added 10 min before addition of ionomycin, curcumin was added 10 min after the first addition of cytochalasin D. Results are means ± SEM of 5 independent experiments. **
Curcumin-mediated inhibition of ionomycin-induced glutamate release is prevented by mitogen-activated/extracellular signal-regulated kinase kinase (MEK) inhibitor PD98059. Glutamate release was evoked by ionomycin (5 μM) in the absence (control) or presence of curcumin (6 μM), PD98059 (50 μM), PD98059 (50 μM) + curcumin (6 μM). PD98059 alone was added 10 min before addition of ionomycin, curcumin was added 10 min after the first addition of PD98059. Results are means ± SEM of 5 independent experiments. **
Curcumin decreases ionomycin-induced phosphorylation of extracellular signal-regulated kinase 1 and 2 (ERK1/2) and its presynaptic target synapsin I. Phosphorylation of ERK1/2 (


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The victim, a physical science research associate, was approached by two suspects, one of whom had a gun. Warner was stabbed eight times with a knife and hit in the head with the gun, thought to be a small caliber, semi-automatic. The suspects fled with Warners wallet containing $13 in cash and credit cards. The wallet has not yet been recovered.
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After topping Mercyhurst University last week, Crimson Hawks football returned to its explosive offensive form and maintained a stout defensive showing in a 42-14 blowout of the Golden Eagles Saturday.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania took two steps backward on the football field after an undefeated start through five weeks, but the Crimson Hawks might now be back to their early-season form after their second consecutive step forward.
Putting points on the board in each of the contest's four quarters at Memorial Stadium, the Hawks finally appeared as close to their characteristically dominant form as they've been in weeks, kicking off their second winning streak of the year.
Despite the string of victories, the team is determined to stay dedicated and steer clear from another slip in the standings. Lofty playoff expectations were practically diminished when the Hawks dropped two straight games against Slippery Rock University and Edinboro University, so the Hawks are focused on maintaining their "one game at a time" mentality as they look to extend their run in the win column.
"It feels great to be on a streak, but we aren't satisfied at all," said linebacker Carl Fleming (senior, criminology), who led IUP with 10 tackles against Clarion University and also recovered a fumble.
"We have to keep getting better each week and win out and see what happens."
For IUP, it was the offense that lit up the stage against the Golden Eagles (4-5). While the defense played a significant role in the win, stepping up for the second straight week after a sudden drop in production in the Hawks' losses, it was running back De'Antwan "The Rocket" Williams (senior, sociology) and quarterback Mike Box (senior, psychology) that stood out in IUP's 42-point showing.
Clarion got on the board with an 11-yard touchdown run by Travis Day, but at that point in the game, IUP had already taken a 14-point lead thanks to two scoring runs by Williams, who had nearly 200 yards on the ground last week and was again a vital piece of the offense.
Williams said beforehand that IUP was looking to "take it one game at a time" and play as if Saturday's matchup was its last, and his performance was a clear result of that approach.
Miami University (Ohio) transfer Erik Finklea (senior, health and physical education) had a productive performance as the No. 2 back, gaining 57 yards of his own, but Williams was the clear-cut standout with 129 yards on just 18 carries.
His first score, a 4-yard run, was topped by a 20-yard touchdown later in the first quarter.
Box got in on the action as well, finding his favorite target through the air, wideout Terrill Barnes (senior, management), for a 30-yard touchdown pass in the second. The score served as the lone play of that particular drive, and it wasn't long afterward that the defense chipped in to the scoring frenzy, with transfer safety Marco Pecora (senior, health and physical education) taking an interception 45 yards into the end zone.
Early in the third quarter, Box got across the goal line himself, carrying the ball from a yard out for his second touchdown of the day.
His third rushing score in the last two weeks, the touchdown put IUP up 35-7 and in firm command of Saturday's Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference matchup.
In addition to helping IUP capture the victory, Box may have solidified his place atop the quarterback depth chart for the remainder of the year, overcoming a streak of turnovers to perform efficiently the last two weeks.
Even after Box was relieved because of the Hawks' hefty lead, IUP remained steadfast in its victorious approach, and Steve Franco (freshman, Eberly College of Business) found wide receiver Drew Carswell (junior, criminology) for a 21-yard touchdown connection.
Clarion did get on the board again when Darelle Carson threw a 35-yard score to Jon Reid, but IUP had all but secured the win by the fourth quarter, taking an astounding five-possession lead with its final touchdown.
In contrast with the Golden Eagles' 298 total yards, IUP posted more than 400, also finishing with no turnovers. Former Pittsburgh safety Eric J. Williams (junior, criminology) was another standout for the Crimson Hawks defense, intercepting a pass by Clarion's Bobby Thomas. Additionally, two players recorded sacks for IUP, which held its opponent to 14 points or less for the last two weeks.
Now 7-2 on the season (4-2 in the conference), the Crimson Hawks will next return home to Frank Cignetti Field at George P. Miller Stadium for an important Saturday showdown with Gannon University, which topped Seton Hill this week but suffered a blowout loss to California University (Pa.) the week before.
"It feels good to get on a streak, but we have to continue to build off of it and never get satisfied," Box said. "We're enjoying it right now, but tomorrow we are focused on Gannon; it's another one-game season."


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Hello, I am confused on my assignment I have to do. It states to make a list on perspectives of caregivers. Can you explain this better for me? Is this what they do? Anything info will help me on this one.
I'm not sure what that means, but I'll take a guess.
When my dad was very ill AND was also experiencing Alzheimer's, there were many different people taking care of him, each with his/her own perspective of the job and what needed to be done.
~~my mom, who was only a year younger than my dad and was showing early signs of Alzheimer's -- from her perspective, because changes happened so gradually, there was nothing wrong, and she changed nothing about how she and he interacted.
~~my brother and me, who were suddenly realizing how dire the situation was -- but each of us lived many miles away and had been relying on our mom's version of how doctor's appointments went, etc. One of the first things we did when we realized our dad's situation was to hire caregivers to be with him and our mom 24/7. It took 5 caregivers to care for them each week, and this was very expensive. (Multiply 24 x $18 x 7 to see how much this cost each week.)
~~daytime caregivers, who were dealing with both our parents according to their different needs, including bathing, feeding, taking him to doctor's appointments, shopping, etc.
~~nighttime caregivers, who were primarily concerned with dad's safety during the night when he'd get up and wander around in the dark and end up bumping into things or even falling if someone weren't there to go and get him safely back to bed.
~~my dad's own doctor -- who saw him periodically and communicated with the visiting medical personnel
~~visiting nurses and doctors -- completely different perspective, of course -- very clinical, but they were also very caring people.
~~eventually there were also hospice nurses and doctors who came to the house periodically and were in contact with the doctor and the visiting nurses and doctor.
Everyone had a different perspective.


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