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Allow me to start with the elephant in the room. This episode is the first of two episodes that will be affected by Alex O’Loughlin’s absence. That said, I have to give a nod to the writers and production staff for doing such a great job of adjusting this episode to deal with the missing McGarrett. I'm sure I speak for a lot of use when I say that I hope O'Loughlin's time off has helped him and I look forward to his return.

With that out of the way, let’s talk about the amount of information we got on Max this week! What a revealing episode for him. When Masi Oka first joined the cast as Max Bergman back in Season One, I really didn't like the character at all. He was too quirky, the OCD and eccentricities really turned me off the character.

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What a long way we've come since then. Max has softened and they toned down his bazaar nature into more a “geeky” nature (his license plate is Warp 9 after all).

And after nearly two seasons on the show, we finally learned the answer to the question I asked when he started - why he is Asian but have the last name "Bergman." The answer was simple: he was adopted.

But then again, the answer wasn’t really simple was it? Not when his mother was a victim of the “Trash Man”. Max has been obsessed with the case ever since.

I really enjoyed the quid pro quo of Max asking Five-O to open the case as payment for the case he reopened for them. It showed depth and character that I would not have expected in 2010.

Speaking of quid pro quo – Kamekona’s missing shrimp truck seemed a bit tacked on. While it did offer some mild comedic relief, Danny’s initial rudeness to Kamekona had my wife commenting on what an ass he is.

How many times has Kamekona stepped up for Five-O? Danny should have at least picked up the phone and gotten some officers dedicated to the case for the man!

Thankfully Danny eased up a bit on the jackass-ery and recruited Chin Ho and Kono to help him find Kamekona’s truck, making everything right with him and team again. Except for Max, who went to pick Richard Branch (the man accused of being the serial killer) from jail.

I understood Max’s need to help Richard when he knew he was not the killer. Just as I’m sure that killing the real killer went a long way to making it feel like there was justice (or revenge) for his biological mother's death.

Losing a parent is hard, I can't imagine it would be easier on Max just because he didn't know his biological mother, just less direct emotions. I hope that helping Richard gave Max some closure on his mother's death.

Ironically, for having started as a character I disliked, Max truly redeemed himself this week. He is even featured in a few of the most memorable Hawaii Five-O quotes from the episode!

What did you think of Danny’s first turn as lead dog? Did you miss McGarrett the character or Alex the actor? Can you make it through one more episode without him? Comment below!

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@zia..is there any doubt that steve will kick wo fats butt??? Mcg always prevails, he is the man!! :) I think this time he will have the upper hand over wo fat. It is going to be funny to see them handcuffed together cause of the fact they are mortal enemies. I seriously cannot wait for these last two episodes and the pics just make it that much more exciting!! :) How great does alex look?? I am so happy he looks healthy!!

I like the extended promo for the NCIS LA, looks really good, but I love both shows. As for the 2.22 BTS picks, Alex looks really good, and I'm so glad we get Wofat back. I would love to see Steve kick him around a little.

I don't want to argue over Kono's age, because I have not heard an actual age from the producers or writers themselves. As far as music, the Beatles were before my time, but I used to listen to them when I was a teenager, they broke up before I was old enough for anything other then itsy, bitsy, spider. If you don't mind the age difference then thats fine, but I disagree.
I could be wrong about Kono's age, but even so, still don't like her with Steve. Lets move on.

The promo pics for 2,22 are out and guys this episode will be a rollercoaster ride
Can't wait to see Steve all BAMF and in action again!!!! Alex looks so good and healthy again so glad he is back!!! Today they start shooting the finale so 8 more day's and the holidays will start for the cast and the long summer break for us :( dammit this season went by so fast!

I just noticed that mcg and wo fat are handcuffed together, ha ha!!! Poor steve!

New pics from 2.22 were just released!! It looks intense. The pics are all of Mcg and wo fat!! It is gonna be gooooooood!!!!!! Alex looks really good and healthy in them too! :)

@Jen- I agree! Adam all the way! About Kono's age: she might be fresh out of the academy but just look at her, look at her behavior. She's more mature than her age in the movie. She knows how behave in every situation, no matter if it is a charity event or something else. So Adam is perfect for her :)

I really hope Steve and Kono will be together but later in the show. I think they would make a beautiful interracial couple and for me it would be a great symbol ;)
But for the moment I'd like to see Kono with Adam

balin@ "i just find danny to be a horrible character. i never feel like he actually does anything that can't be done by someone else. All he does is complain and make the conversations filled with more crying then there needs to be. even now when he had the chance to step up he barely did anything. how is he lead dog? he doesn't have the skills" Yeah! This is how I feel about Danny as well. I had this convo with a few mates a while back. What does Danny do but complain and I agree about him not stepping up. He's just not lead dog material for me. Small yapping dog maybe. As to who I'd like to see with Kono. Adam all the way!

Thats alright I know people differ on opinions, it's a fandom after all. I'm happy for Cath and yes having her as regular reduces the chances of Steve and Kono dramatically.
So if what jschoi said is true, which it probably is, then a 8-9 gap is no biggy to alot of people. Look at all those celebrity couples. I'm still unsure to what role Cath will play, if she just plays his girlfriend I'll be upset but if she joins the team I won't be that pleased either. If she gets around the same screen time as Max I'll be happy

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Danny: Sit down, don't stand up again.
Cal: Look I was working last night, you can check with my manager.
Danny: Ok, I'm going to check with your manager and if I find out you're lying to me, I'm going to come back here and put you in a mayonnaise jar.

Chin Ho: Hey, where's McGarrett?
Danny: He left a "Dear Danny" note on my desk this morning, he's off looking for Shelburn again.


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I'm so glad you're not hotheaded. I'd hate to work with someone like that.

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Okay... alright, then give us a name, a number... I'll settle for a hiaku, just point us in a direction.

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Sheldon: No, I've changed. Like the frog who's put in a pot of water that's heated so gradually he doesn't realize he's boiling to death.
Penny: Or you're the frog who's been kissed by a princess and turned into a prince.
Leonard: Or, you're just a tall, annoying frog.

Sheldon: I have spent years turning this lump of clay into an acceptable conduit for my will, and then you came along and reshaped him, with your newfangled ideas and your fancy genitals.
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James Earl Jones: Why don't you and your friends come to Comic-Con with me?
Sheldon: Really?
James Earl Jones: Of course. And San Diego is right across the border from my favorite city on Earth, Tijuana.... where I'm taking you every night!
Sheldon: Ay-yi-yi.
James Earl Jones: Ay-yi-yi. Bang. Bang.

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Sheldon: Why do you have the Chinese character for "soup" tattooed on your right buttock?
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A dress code for everyone appearing onstage during Sunday's Grammys telecast? Celebrities — they really are just like us!

In preparation for Sunday's ceremony, CBS sent out a memo to all talent appearing on camera politely reminding them about the network's wardrobe policy.

Photos: 2012 Grammys fashion hits and misses

For starters, obscenity or partially seen obscenity — is that like getting the crappy partial view seat at a Broadway show? — printed on wardrobe is "unacceptable" for broadcast. However, thong-type costumes and bare sides and/or under curvature of the breasts is merely "problematic." In what should really be called "The Jennifer Lopez rule," the network asks talent to just say no to "sheer see-through" clothing that might expose female nipples. Yes, we know J. Lo didn't actually expose anything in her famous green dress, but it was touch-and-go for a while there.

The network also encourages celebrities to "adequately" cover their butts, boobs and "genital region." That last part is very important because it prevents anyone at home from seeing any "puffy" bare skin. We're still unclear what exactly CBS means by "puffy" bare skin near the genital region, but we strongly advise anyone with such a concern to consult a medical professional immediately.

Best and worst performances from the 2012 Grammys

Most importantly, natch, all foreign language on wardrobe will need to be cleared and all talent should avoid any clothing or accessories promoting an organized cause. Because that would be the real controversy at the Grammys — not someone exposing their naughty bits but someone exposing their political affiliations! Thank you, CBS!

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TMZ reports that Lohan's storage unit may be up for auction this month because she owes $16,000 to the storage company. Lohan, 26, failed to pay her monthly bill for several months and now the locker cannot be opened until the balance is paid in full, which means Lohan could lose expensive clothes, family heirlooms and other personal possessions.

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Lohan has reached out to family and friends to help her pay the bill because the IRS has frozen her bank accounts. Despite some reported financial assistance from her Scary Movie 5 co-star Charlie Sheen, Lohan allegedly owes more than a $100,000 in back taxes, which is why her accounts were frozen.

Back in 2007, the contents inside a storage unit belonging to Paris Hilton were auctioned off, photographed and then posted on the website Visitors could pay a $40 fee to see Hilton's possessions. She later sued the site.

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The broadcast networks are desperate for your attention. They know that you're overwhelmed with their programming and distracted by cable, the Internet and now even streaming services. Plus, they didn't produce a new major hit this season, and their ratings are suffering for it.

That's why this year's crop of nearly 100 series pilots at the five networks (48 comedy and 50 drama from the five networks) is all about being big: big stars, big producers, big concepts.

As More Networks Develop Series, Is There Too Much TV?

"Executives are looking to find shows that can break out from the clutter," says Terence Carter, Fox's senior vice president of drama development. "There's a far greater number of shows that launch all at the same time. It's really evident with how many pilots are going right now. It's mind-numbing."

Says Sony Pictures TV co-president Zack Van Amburg: "I know marketing budgets are thin, and inevitably these networks are able to market only a couple of things when they launch. Either a show has to be a self-starter, or if you're going to spend $10 million on a marketing campaign — yikes! — it better work."

A stellar script is no longer enough for a network to order a pilot. Projects with talent already attached — or adaptations of existing material — rise to the top. A large percentage of this year's pilots are based on intellectual property such as books, movies, foreign series (Israeli, British, Argentine and Australian shows are all in the works), old TV shows, comics — and in the case of ABC's Big Thunder, a Disneyland ride.

"We certainly saw an emerging trend that the bigger packages with fewer variables left to them — it's based on a format, it's based around an actor, it's created by a wonderful showrunner, a director is already attached — meant the less anxiety we found at the networks," Van Amburg says. "It proved to be a good strategy."

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That's how Sony wound up securing a whopping 22-episode order from NBC for its Michael J. Fox comedy, which had sparked a major bidding war between the networks. Sony also made some noise with its Beverly Hills Cop reboot from executive producer Eddie Murphy (who will also cameo as Axel Foley). The addition of superstar showrunner Shawn Ryan (The Shield) helped give the new version even more buzz. CBS won the rights to that project after a competitive bidding battle.

"We were fortunate that a lot of broadcast networks wanted it," Van Amburg says. "It really is a continuation of where the story would have gone. If you were a fan of the movie you're going to be excited to see your old friend Axel Foley on the screen again."

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Producers are also taking a cue from the few things that worked this season: The success of CBS' Sherlock Holmes update Elementary and The CW's Arrow (based on the DC Comics character) have launched another round of pilots featuring familiar characters and franchises. Fox's Kevin Bacon thriller The Following has inspired more A-list stars to return to TV. NBC's Revolution has made it OK to keep trying more sci-fi. But the two shows that continue to influence network execs the most are two of the top ratings-grabbers currently on TV: AMC's The Walking Dead and ABC's Modern Family.

Bacon famously asked for a shorter, 15-episode run of The Following so that he could still have time for features; now, according to Carter, Greg Kinnear will get a similar deal for Fox's Rake. If picked up, Rake — about a self-destructive criminal defense lawyer — would likely run for 17 episodes, instead of the usual 22.

Other stars top-lining pilots include Robin Williams (in his first regular series role since Mork & Mindy) as an ad exec on the CBS sitcom Crazy Ones and Sean Hayes in an NBC comedy pilot. "You need a great script and a great idea," says Suzanna Makkos, Fox's senior vice president of comedy development, "but a piece of great casting does not hurt. You know you need that big punch coming out of the gate."

Modern Family has inspired more unconventional family shows like Chuck Lorre's CBS comedy Mom, which stars Anna Faris as a newly sober single mother in Napa. NBC's Girlfriend in a Coma stars Christina Ricci as a 34-year-old who wakes up from an accident and discovers she has a teenage daughter. NBC's The Donor Party centers on a man who learns he has fathered several children via sperm donation. Parker Posey is the mother of a teenager (and The Closer's J.K. Simmons plays her blind ex-husband) in an NBC sitcom based on creator D.J. Nash's life.

John Leguizamo's untitled ABC comedy is about his experiences as a guy struggling to maintain his Bronx roots while living with his wife and kids on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Comedian Jim Gaffigan's CBS sitcom is influenced by his real life as the harried father of five kids. "We all have our own version of family," says Fox's Marcus Wiley, senior vice president of comedy development. "We're looking for those relatable threads, which are easier to find in family comedies."

Meanwhile, on the drama side, The Walking Dead has opened the door to more projects with a mythology, comics or sci-fi origin. ABC has Joss Whedon's take on Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D.; NBC's Wonderland is a modern re-telling of Lewis Carroll's Alice; ABC's soap Gothica weaves in the stories of Dracula, Frankenstein, Jekyll & Hyde and more; and Fox has an update on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow as well as a drama from J.J. Abrams about android cops. On ABC's The Returned, dead loved ones are suddenly alive again.

"The Walking Dead is the biggest show around and definitely a genre piece," says Carter. "Shows like that embolden us at the broadcast networks to take some chances."

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Rainn Wilson has signed on for his first post-Office gig. The actor has landed the title role in CBS' drama pilot Backstrom, TVGuide.com has learned.

The pilot is based on a Swedish book series about an overweight, offensive, irascible detective who tries and fails to change his self-destructive behavior. Dennis Haysbert will co-star as another detective opposite Wilson.

Pilot Report: Get the scoop from all the major networks

Creator Hart Hanson appears to be thrilled about the casting. "We got our Backstrom! And wow, he's a corker!" the Bones creator tweeted Sunday.

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This week, Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery played a game of "Antler Ring Toss" with Jimmy FallonHomeland fans got a behind-the-scenes look at the show's Moroccan set, and the cast of Duck Dynasty outlined what items are on their Christmas lists. A&E released a teaser trailer for the upcoming Wahlberg restaurant series Wahlburgers, and Above Average released its latest Podtoon, "Crash Cab." Check out those clips and more in our weekly roundup of the best online videos:

How well do you know Friends? Take our ultimate holiday episode quiz

Homeland On Location: With recent trouble in Syria, Homeland moved its filming location to Morocco for Season 3. Here, go behind the scenes with the cast and crew for the final two episodes.

Don't Drink and Drive prank: Thanks to an ingenious prank, a man who had been arrested for DUI five times learned the hard way that he should stop drinking and driving. Check out footage of Tom Mabe creating a makeshift hospital room in his house, and convincing his friend that he's just awoken from a 10-year coma. (via Tubefilter)

Above Average's "Crash Cab": For its latest Podtoon, the Above Average comedy network wondered what it would look like if Discovery's Cash Cab were re-branded as "Crash Cab."

Love Actually 2 Trailer: Check out the hilarious (fake) trailer for Love Actually 2, a "Where are they now?" update of the holiday classic. (The January Jones line is the best.)

Wahlburgers Sneak Peek: Check out the first trailer for Wahlburgers, A&E's upcoming reality show about the burger joint Mark and Donnie Wahlberg are opening with friends and family members in Massachusetts. Will you watch the show?

Duck Dynasty Santa list: What do the cast members of A&E's Duck Dynasty want for Christmas? Watch their video below to find out:

Michelle Dockery Antler Ring Toss:  Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery stopped by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon this week to play a game of "Antler Ring Toss" with Jimmy. Find out who won:

"Burgundy's America": Ahead of the release of Anchorman 2, some "former colleagues" of Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) — including Anderson CooperWolf Blitzer and more — sat down with Funny or Die to offer their perspectives on the titular newsman.


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An incohesive disjointed mess that is almost saved by the stunning performance of Ellen Page. Simon delivers his thoughts on Beyond: Two Souls PS3.
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In many ways, David Cage is a lone voice in gaming. Now an industry veteran, the likeable Frenchman has tried to put his stamp on gaming numerous times now, and always seems to come up just short. His last go around, Heavy Rain, was one of the most anticipated games on PlayStation 3 during its early years, and even though the game was pretty decent, it failed to live up to the hype yet again.

A few years back, Cage announced Beyond, a game that was going to use real-world actors and actresses and a game that would focus on how gaming could be an emotional experience. It is Cage's opinion that gaming has not explored emotionally enough, and the possibilities it can bring to the industry. Beyond: Two Soul begins to explore this further than his previous games, but the failure to take more out on the cutting room floor keeps this game from being a classic.

Beyond takes place during 15 years of the life of Jodie (played by Ellen Page). During her infantile years, it is discovered that Jodie has a gift and that she has a special connection to an entity known as Aidan. Aidan can assist her and protect her and can also be controlled by the player. Her parents leave her with a secretive government department early on in her young life, and from there she has trained under lock and key to ultimately become a weapon for the United States in their various wars around the globe.

Beyond: Two Souls in many ways is like Heavy Rain in the way that it controls. As you move throughout the world with Jodie, white dots appear on objects that can be interacted with. That may be something as simple picking up a newspaper or something as vital as jumping out a window, and in many ways this is the major problem with Beyond: Two Souls. Many of the actions that you are asked to perform are just somewhat boring and pointless.

Here's an example. In one scene, you are on a date with Jodie in her apartment. The game tasks you with choosing a dinner, and then preparing the meal. This means cutting up vegetables, then moving the vegetables into the pan and finally flipping the pan to cook them. Need I go on? It is things like this that really harm the game. There are times where the interactions within the world are extremely important and very interesting to play, but when there is other elements which ask you to do mundane tasks, it leaves a sour taste.

This also carries over to how the story plays out. Rather than playing out chronologically, the story jumps and weaves between the various times of Jodie's life. One minute you will be playing as infant Jodie, and the next minute an older Jodie, and it just does not work at all. The cohesion of the story just isn't there and it is very hard to figure out and follow what is actually going on. To their credit, the story does wrap up well, and it does begin to make sense, but there were many times during the game where we had to push through, and to be honest, the only reason we continued to play through was because of this very review.

Aside from the mundane tasks and lack of cohesion to the story, the gameplay can be interesting, especially when taking control of Aidan. As Aidan, you can float about the environment and assist Jodie in her tasks. It may be that you choke an enemy out, or smash a wall into them or even something as simple as flash lights to show that Aidan is around to other characters. Funnily enough, this is somewhat where the game works. This also represents the multiplayer component where two players can work together - one as Jodie and one as Aidan.

To call this game a bunch of QTEs in a row is a bit harsh, but overall that is pretty much the case. The only area where the game starts to diverge from this is Aidan, but also when Jodie is involved in combat. When in combat, you need to move the analogue sticks in the direction that Jodie is leaning. For example, if it looks like she wants to duck, pull the sticks down.

This also leads us to the next interesting part of the game, and that is there is no real consequences for failing QTEs. The game carries on, but you will see different outcomes. The game never really punishes the player for doing something wrong, which is one of the reasons why it can be such a boring experience to play through.

The game also encourages exploration and most of the ten hours you will spend playing this falls into exploration. At the start of each scene, you are generally just placed into the center of an environment and tasked with what to do next. That's not to say the game doesn't give you hints as to what may be the goal, it does, but it very much encourages exploration. It is almost impossible to get stuck in this game because there is generally always something to interact with.

Another area the game has succeeded is its branching storyline. Having now finished the game, we actually do not want to play it again and the reasons may be surprising. We feel that if we play through the game again, we will actually spoil our experience. One of the key features of Beyond is a branching storyline based on your actions. Ultimately, the story of the game will play out to the same conclusion (however, there are multiple endings), the actions in each scene can affect gameplay further down the track. To get into any detail around this would be heading into the spoiler territory, but it remains one of the best features of the game.

The other focus on Beyond is trying to get casual gamers involved and playing. Cage should be commended for this, because consoles can be quite inaccessible and so to assist with this a Beyond app is available on Android and IOS to actually play the game. Once connected, instead of using a regular controller, you can control the game with a simplified control scheme. As well as this an easy mode has been included that simplifies the controls and also gives a bit more hints as to where Aidan can interact.

There is one thing that stops this game from being instant bargain bin, three out of ten status, and that is Ellen Page. Her performance throughout is unbelievably good, perhaps some of the best performances of a virtual character in a game to date. If you want an argument as to why game studios should go after Hollywood talent more often and that it can work, then Beyond: Two Souls is the new benchmark.

From a visual perspective, the game is impressive and the animation is quite stunning. Ellen Page was motion captured for each scene in the game and it shows. Jodie acts as you would expect the actress to do so in a film, and she manages to show true emotions just by looking at the character on screen. This is one area where the game has truly excelled. The visuals of the environments are also impressive and an improvement on Heavy Rain. Voice acting as expected is top class, with Dafoe and Page being the standouts. Not one actor is a letdown, all clearly wanted to put in an impressive performance for the game.

There is flashes of brilliance in this game that shows that Quantic Dream can actually put together stunningly beautiful titles. I will admit that there are emotions I felt playing this game I generally do not feel when playing games, and in that regard Beyond is a huge success. This is a game that focused on emotions and emotional connections and in that regard this is a David Cage master class. This is why it is such a shame that the rest of the game really is close to a mess. If Cage can take this emotional investment that you have in Beyond and pair it with some very interesting gameplay, he will really be onto something big. It's a simple fact though that this isn't what Beyond: Two Souls is.

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Satya Nadella, the fresh new CEO of Microsoft, wrote an open letter to Microsoft employees, reiterating the company's commitment to the Xbox brand, as well as teasing a change of direction when it comes to Microsoft's gaming platform, and mobile.

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he second-biggest mistake travelers to Phoenix make, the cab driver says, is renting a car from the wrong airport.

We're on our way from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway (where we exit on the tarmac on a warm night, greeted by a cactus and a half-dozen wheelchairs) to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to pick up my mis-reserved wheels.

The cost for this lesson: $60+.

I took Allegiant Air's inaugural direct flight from Duluth to Phoenix last weekend, an event that included sheet cake at the airport, a complimentary sleeve of golf balls and the words "maiden voyage" repeated so often that I was surprised there wasn't a marching band. I spent about 65 hours in the Valley of the Sun, mostly downtown. I ate the most intense salsa I've ever had and was mistaken for a prostitute. I questioned Phoenix native Alice Cooper's legacy and watched a car melt. I studied American Indian art and history and was left alone on a bus for 10 minutes while the driver ran in to Walgreens. I was charmed by Tempe's Mill Avenue District and grossed out by the dirt undertones of the tap water.

And -- because of another snafu with my car reservation at the second airport -- I did it all by navigating the city's decade-old Valley Metro light rail system and city buses. This was clean and convenient and gave me the chance to gaze at the surrounding mountains, hills and reddish rock formations, rather than following a GPS or my face pressed to a map. Smart phones, with access to public transportation routes and compasses, have made travel so easy that everything pre-2000 seems like an episode of "Little House on the Prairie" in comparison.

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The light rail system is easy. It's efficient. It's bicycle-friendly with hooks to hang them on in specified cars. The windows are tinted to block out the sun. And its passengers are oddly chatty. I hear conversations about the naming conventions of domestic airports and I see a man try to share a can of Tecate beer with a 19-year-old kid he mistakes for his nephew.

The buses, however, are empty. It's just the driver and me heading into the foothills of the South Mountains. Toward the end of the trip he pulls over at a bus stop, mumbles something and jumps off. He leaves it running, doors open, and walks into Walgreens. This seems ... different. Dangerous, even.

For about the third time in my life, I wonder: "What would Sandra Bullock do?"

I get off the bus and stand next to it. The driver returns about 10 minutes later and we proceed without incident -- though he doesn't find jokes about bus theft very amusing.

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The first meal of the weekend for both tourists and Phoenicians -- and even Food Network star Guy Fieri, who has left his graffiti-style stamp on an inside wall -- is at Matt's Big Breakfast, a square brick diner where all morning long the sidewalk is crammed with rumbling tummies.

"There are 19 names ahead of ours," a woman groans to her group. They don't leave.

Most clusters gather on the somewhat shaded side of the building. It is already 85 degrees at 10 a.m. and the sun is pan-searing my blue Minnesota skin. It goes quickly, though. Will gladly trade a 45-minute wait in the slim shade of a street light in exchange for this day's special: Three-egg scramble with chicken artichoke sausage and baby organic spinach bound with Fontina cheese. The wheat toast is cut as thick as a slab of beef loin and served with blueberry jam, a concentration of flavor that rivals chutney.

A tale of two cities

Aside from the crowd outside this small diner, there is little movement in downtown Phoenix on a weekend afternoon. It has the apocalyptic feel of downtown St. Paul, so many suits evacuating on Friday at 5 p.m. The voice of a busker, stationed on North Central Avenue and East Adams Street, bounces off the buildings and is heard blocks away.

Alternately, the Mill Avenue District -- located a 30-minute train ride away in the adjacent city of Tempe -- has brick sidewalks, is inordinately clean and is full of activity.

It's a mix of chain and charm: Hooters and Five Guys Burgers, but also retro-style clothing store Hippie Gypsy and Old World Books, a used bookstore where a wizardly-looking man with a cane asks if he can help finding anything. I smile, say no and almost trip over a long-haired cat lounging in the stacks. Some of the restaurants with outdoor seating provide mists of water over the patio, so fine it feels like being sprinkled with cool powdered sugar.

I'm third on the scene of a car fire on Saturday afternoon, so close that at least three people ask if it's my ride. The blue Nissan Versa has flames creeping from the hood to the windshield and the car seems to melt as the fire grows. The driver and a passenger escape with their things before firefighters snuff it using hoses and an axe.

There is an intriguing butte at the foot of the Mill Avenue train stop. The hill has a massive A on the side, visible from Sun Devil Stadium, home of Arizona State football. Dot-sized hikers can be seen walking, some running, up the winding path. I find a father taking his kids through a round of calisthenics and explaining the income levels of professional athletes. It doesn't take long to get to the top, an elevation of 1,500 feet, with a view into the bowl of the Sun Devils' stadium -- though not quite the field. This is fine, as the Sun Devils are on the road this weekend. When airplanes from Sky Harbor fly over this butte, it seems like I should be able to read the pilot's nametag.

From shock rock to T-shirt shop

Game nights must be wicked in downtown Phoenix, where the Arizona Diamondbacks play Major League Baseball at Chase Field and, when there isn't a lockout, the Phoenix Suns host NBA games at US Airways Center. But this Saturday is quiet -- except for a pub crawl of twenty-somethings prowling the city in Mardi Gras beads and fishnet costumes or oversized mascot heads.

A purely scientific question has been eating at me for days. Q: What would a restaurant and bar owned by metal shock rocker Alice Cooper look like? Word on the street is that servers have smears of black makeup under their eyes. A: Alice Cooperstown is a barbecue-themed sports bar and restaurant with an attached souvenir shop. It has T-shirt racks. And its owner, known for maybe or maybe not ripping the head off a live chicken then drinking its blood, closes up shop by 10 p.m. on a Saturday night.

Oh, Alice Cooper. How perfectly Coldplay of you.

Mystery Castle

The bus takes me a little less than a mile from Mystery Castle, which has a back story as interesting as its actual architecture. Boyce Gulley left his wife and daughter in Seattle in the 1930s when he was diagnosed with tuberculosis. He moved to the outskirts of Phoenix and began building a dream castle for his daughter, Mary Lou, using dirt, stone and the kind of stuff one would find cluttering a hoarder's lawn.

The result was an 18-room, 13-fireplace home complete with secret coves and cubbies, built-in beds and tables, balconies and patios. It took about 15 years to build, and his estranged wife and daughter didn't find out about it until after his death. They then spent the rest of their lives at the castle. Mary Lou died a year ago.

The castle sits in the foothills of South Mountain, a rocky formation with a view of a golf course and downtown Phoenix, but a half-mile from any sort of main road with nothing else around. The lawn is filled with bird baths, ceramic dogs, cactus plants and wagon wheels. Much of it is without electricity, the sun through recycled windows as its main light source.

Heard Museum

It's a challenge to resign yourself to an indoor educational activity when it is 95 degrees out and sunny. In a mental tournament between the Phoenix Art Museum, Desert Botanical Gardens and Heard Museum. The latter, specializing in American Indian art and culture, wins. A temporary exhibition of Retha Walden Gambaro's "Attitudes of Prayer" is a collection of smooth sculptures caught in contemplative and freeing moments. Also stunning is Steven Yazzie's "Fear of a Red Planet: Relocation and Removal 2000." It is a bit like an extra-large graphic novel-style mural, the story of the forced removal of Arizona's native population told in panels on the wall in the Ullman Learning Center.

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It would be a gross oversight to not eat Mexican food on this trip. I use a combination of proximity, Phoenix's alternative weekly newspaper and the Yelp app to land at Comedor Guadalajara, located just off of downtown and next to nothing but a freeway exit.

The restaurant is a big room with a barn-style roof and the music system is piping pop music with Spanish lyrics about dancing and nighttime.

The pre-meal salsa is unreal. It's so spicy it pinches parts of my tongue I didn't even know existed and tickles my sinuses. The server keeps it coming. I have a combination platter that includes a cheese enchilada and dessert.

On my way back to the bus stop a truck honks at me twice, performs a U-turn, then pulls on to a nearby side street. The driver honks again, two short beeps. Then he drives past the stop, honks, pulls on to another side street, honks.

This is when I realize he thinks I'm a prostitute and I set a personal record in the 50-yard dash back to the restaurant's parking lot.

Leaving Phoenix

Getting from downtown Phoenix to the airport in Mesa on public transportation would require an Olympic level of juggling luggage, trains and buses, so you really need a car. Since I don't have one, my cab fare exceeds the amount the driver can accept using his archaic credit card system. This ends in a bargain: Buy a 45-mile trip, get 12 of those miles for free.

Phoenix has long been a hot spot for golfers and retirees, but I'd recommend it as a winter destination for anyone looking for a quick, inexpensive weekend getaway to melt off the layer of freezer burn that sets in about mid-February. I'd have liked to hike more, drive in the mountains and visit the kind of place where drinkers hitch horses to posts before bellying up to the bar.

The local NBA team's moniker is no joke: The best thing about Phoenix is the sun. It gets an early start and stays up late and it feels great when it bores into your back. In Phoenix you are guaranteed bright days and temps considerably higher than in the Northland -- though it is relative. On an 88-degree evening, a cab driver apologized to me for the cool weather.

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After a whole series of surprises for the opening date in Chicago, tonight most of those innovations were missing ≠ instead we had Wild Horses (in for the first time since the summer) and Original of the Species, which is hardly ever played and all the more a treat when it is.

'Heres something for the train spotters and plane spotters', explained Bono, by way of introducing introducing Wild Horses from from 1991's Achtung Baby.

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Ubuntu Kylin for China

Ubuntu Kylin is an official flavour of Ubuntu. It is a free PC operating system created for China and complies with the Chinese Government procurement regulations. It includes all the features you’ve come to expect from Ubuntu, alongside essential Chinese software and apps. The interface has been designed specifically to put Chinese users first — and with new support for touch screens and HiDPI monitors, it runs beautifully on all kinds of hardware.

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A global partnership

To create Ubuntu Kylin, Canonical partnered with China Software and Integrated Chip Promotions Centre (CSIP) and the National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) to produce a fully localised and customised version of Ubuntu.

The team is working together with the open-source community to adapt the core features of Ubuntu to better suit Chinese users. Along with localised versions of the Ubuntu Software Centre, Ubuntu Kylin also features some of the most commonly used Chinese applications.

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  • CSIP
  • NUDT

What’s new in 15.04?

Alongside support for the very latest hardware, Ubuntu 15.04 includes new versions of many core apps and developer technologies.

  • Linux 3.19 kernel
  • Ubuntu Kylin software centre updated to 1.3
  • Firefox 37, Thunderbird 31.6, Chromium 41 and LibreOffice 4.4 updates
  • Sogou Pinyin 1.2, youker-assistant 2.0.0 updates
  • Moved to systemd
  • Locally Integrated Menus (LIM) are enabled by default

China’s own Ubuntu

Ubuntu Kylin has been fully customised to the needs of Chinese users, with all the key apps and services you need get things done.

Sogou Input Method

Ubuntu Kylin has been designed specifically for Chinese keyboards, allowing many of your words and sentences to be completed automatically. It works with Sogou Input Method, the typing system with web search built-in, making your PC even faster and easier to use. The latest version features an expanded vocabulary and a wider range of skins, with thousands now available to choose from.

Youker Assistant

Youker is a simple yet powerful tool built to help Windows users migrate to Ubuntu as quickly and as smoothly as possible. This integrated tool aids with routine system maintenance tasks such as detecting hardware and handling interface customisation. You don’t need to worry about learning the Ubuntu way with Youker as your assistant.

Smart Scopes

Chinese users get special, localised smart scopes in the Ubuntu Kylin Dash, which make searching for online content easy and relevant. A search for images will include online results from Sogou, videos will bring up popular Youku clips, and music results come via Baidu -- all alongside results from your local collections. It’s the smarter way to find content.

Kingsoft WPS Office

The most popular office suite in China is available on Ubuntu Kylin. We’ve worked closely with Kingsoft, so you can make full use of its WPS Office package for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations.

Chinese lunar calendar

As well as the western Gregorian layout, Ubuntu Kylin’s in-built calendar includes the traditional Chinese lunar layout, so Chinese users can keep up with their day-to-day plans while also respecting national holidays.

Kingsoft Kuaipan cloud storage

As well as a great Chinese operating system, the latest version of Ubuntu Kylin gives you enough personal cloud storage for up to 2 million photos and 10 millions documents, so you can access all your important files and content over the web or on any Kuaipan-compatible device.

Unity 8 preview

Ubuntu Kylin 14.04 offers an optional preview of Unity 8, the next generation Ubuntu user interface. To download the preview, search for unity8-desktop-session-mir in the Ubuntu Software Centre.

Please note that it uses the current version of Mir, the new graphics platform being developed by the Ubuntu community. Mir only works with open-source graphics drivers at present.


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Briner Leads Aggie Baseball to Fourth Straight Win

Scott Kalush went 2-for-4 with three RBI. (Wayne Tilcock)
Scott Kalush went 2-for-4 with three RBI. (Wayne Tilcock)

May 19, 2012

Final Stats

NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - Tom Briner pitched his second-straight complete game, striking out seven batters, and the UC Davis baseball team scored seven runs in the eighth inning to take an 8-2 victory over Cal State Northridge on Saturday at Matador Field.

UC Davis wins its fourth straight game and third consecutive Big West Conference series to improve to 24-28 overall and 10-10 in conference play. Cal State Northridge drops to 22-26 and 9-11 in league play.

Briner allowed eight hits, but gave up only two runs, one of which was earned, in his team-leading fourth complete game of the season, carrying the shutout into the bottom of the ninth inning. He improves to 4-6 on the year while Cal State Northridge's Jerry Keel picked up the loss to move to 6-2.

Offensively, UC Davis was led by Eric Johnson for the second straight game. Johnson went 4-for-5 with a double and a triple, scored two runs and drove in two more. Tino Lipson went 3-for-5 with two RBI while Scott Kalush was 2-for-4 with three RBI.

The Aggies took a 1-0 lead in the second after Johnson singled, then David Popkins was hit by a pitch. The duo pulled a double steal and Kalush's single through the gap into left field scored Johnson.

As Briner continued to limit the Matadors, UC Davis was likewise held by Keel. The Aggies put up just three hits between the fourth and seventh innings. He was replaced in the top of the eighth by Louis Cohen after giving up a leadoff single to Lipson.

From there, UC Davis took over. With one out, pinch hitter Austin Logan loaded the bases after drawing a walk, then Johnson's RBI double down the left field line scored Paul Politi, who singled, and Ryan Allgrove, who reached base on a fielder's choice.

Cohen intentionally walked Popkins, loading the bases for the second time in the inning before Kalush doubled down the left field line to score Johnson and pinch runner John Williams. Brett Morgan drew a walk, reloading the bases, and pinch hitter Spencer Brann was hit by a pitch to bring home a run.

After a Matador pitching change, the Aggies returned to the top of the order as Lipson's single up the middle scored both Morgan and Kalush to give UC Davis the 8-0 lead.

Cal State Northridge plated a pair of runs in the bottom of the ninth for the 8-2 final score.

UC Davis will try for the series sweep on Sunday at 1 p.m.


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University of Colorado Denver

Richard Radcliffe, PhD

Professor of Pharmacology, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Mailing address:

University of Colorado
Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Mail Stop C238
12850 E. Montview Blvd. V20-3124
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Office Location:

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Third Floor
Room 3124

Lab Location:

Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Building (V20)
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Rooms 3124, 3263, 3460-D, 3460-F, 3460-G, 3460-H

  • Human Medical Genetics and Genomics Program
  • Toxicology Program
  • Faculty Fellow, Institute for Behavioral Genetics

Training and Education:

  • BS, Virginia Tech. Blacksburg, Virginia
  • PhD, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, Colorado (Pharmaceutical Sciences, Dr. V. Gene Erwin)
  • Post-doctoral training, Behavior Genetics, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus (Dr. Richard Deitrich)
  • Sabbatical training, Deep Sequencing Computation and Analysis, BioFrontiers Institute (Dr. Robin Dowell)

Research Interests:

The basic goal of the lab is to map out neuronal pathways that influence behavior related to drug and alcohol abuse with an emphasis on the role of genetics. We use a wide variety of methods including quantitative trait loci (QTL) mapping, gene expression microarray analysis, Next Generation sequencing methods such as RNA-seq, various neurochemical assays, and behavioral testing.

The work is conducted primarily in genetically defined strains of mice and rats. A major focus of the lab is in defining the role of CNS gene expression in genetic differences in acute alcohol sensitivity and tolerance, and how that contributes to pathological alcohol-seeking behavior.

  • Professional Program: Physiology, Pharmacology
  • Graduate Program: Neurotoxicology, Drug Metabolism, Pharmacogenetics

Representative Publications:

  • Radcliffe RA, Lee MJ, Williams RW (2006) Prediction of cis-QTLs in a pair of inbred mouse strains with the use of expression and haplotype data from public databases. Mamm Genome 17:629-642.
  • Radcliffe RA, Floyd KL, Lee MJ (2006) Rapid ethanol tolerance mediated by adaptations in acute tolerance in inbred mouse strains. Pharmacol Biochem Behav 84:524-534.
  • Bowers BJ, Radcliffe RA, Smith AM, Wehner JM (2006) Microarray analysis identifies cerebellar genes sensitive to chronic ethanol treatment in PKCγ mice. Alcohol 40:19-33.
  • Botta P, Mameli M, Floyd KL, Radcliffe RA, Valenzuela CF (2007) Ethanol sensitivity of GABAergic currents in cerebellar granule neurons is not affected by a single amino acid change (R100Q) in the α6 GABAA receptor subunit. J Pharmacol  Exp Ther 323:684-691.
  • Radcliffe RA, Erwin VG, Bludeau P, Deng X-S, Fay T, Floyd KL, Deitrich RA (2009) A major QTL for acute ethanol sensitivity in the Alcohol Tolerant and Non-Tolerant selected rat lines. Genes Brain Behav 8:611-625.
  • Good RL, Radcliffe RA (2011) Methamphetamine-induced locomotor changes are dependent on age, dose and genotype. Pharmacol Biochem Behav 98:101-111.
  • Phang TL, Feng W, Radcliffe RA, Kechris KJ (2011) Post-processing multi-treatment time-course microarray studies using the Johnson-Neyman procedure. BioSIM  2:107-126.
  • Darlington TM, Ehringer MA, Larson C, Phang TL, Radcliffe RA (2013) Transcriptome analysis of Inbred Long Sleep and Inbred Short Sleep mice. Genes Brain Behav 12:263-274.
  • Gritz SM, Radcliffe RA (2013) Genetic Effects of ATP1A2 in Familial Hemiplegic Migraine Type II and Animal Models. Human Genomics 7:8.
  • Radcliffe RA, Bennett B, Larson C (2013) Genetic studies of acute tolerance, rapid tolerance, and drinking in the dark in the LXS recombinant inbred strains. Alcohol Clin Exp Res 37:2019-2018.


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The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing

The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing

How to apply

Online applications are now open for fall 2013 classes in the Master of Science and the Doctor of Philosophy Nursing Science and Health-Care Leadership Graduate Degree Programs. Apply online through the Office of Graduate Studies.

Please note that applications received by Jan. 15, 2013, will be considered for priority review and consideration for admittance with priority acceptances announced in March. The final UC Davis application deadline is May 31, 2013, with acceptances announced mid-July. The cohort is expected to fill during the priority review period and applications received between Jan. 15 and May 31 will be reviewed on a space-available basis only.

The two links to documents below provide essential information needed to complete the application process. Please follow the detailed instructions and note the helpful tips. Please note, the online UC Davis application does not include the critical information listed in these documents. It is essential that you use these documents as a guide while completing your application.

Click on the appropriate link below to access additional application information (application guide)

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Department of Neurology

Department of Neurology

News releases

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UC Davis ALS Multidisciplinary Clinic takes up the ALS ice-bucket challenge

August 18, 2015

Hardy souls from the UC Davis Multidisciplinary ALS Clinic will take up the cause to raise funds for the ALS Association on Wednesday, Aug. 19, during the ALS ice-bucket challenge — a dousing with ice-cold water that is a call to action to donate to a cure for ALS.

July 2015arrow

UC Davis offers stroke-prevention alternative for patients with atrial fibrillation

July 29, 2015

Cardiologists at UC Davis are the first in Northern California to treat the major risk of stroke that comes with atrial fibrillation (AF), the most common form of arrhythmia, with a device that blocks blood clots from traveling from the heart to the head.

One of America's top hospitals

July 21, 2015

UC Davis medical Center has again ranked as one of the best hospitals in the U.S. for 2015-16 in 10 adult medical specialties by U.S. News & World Report.

UC Davis Alzheimer's researchers at core of leading-edge dementia discoveries

July 16, 2015

Imaging the brain, collecting clinical measurements and biological specimens, and generating an unprecedented volume of data for more than 1,700 participants, the groundbreaking Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) has painted a detailed picture of the brain’s progression from cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease, often over many years, demonstrating that while amyloid brain deposits are a leading factor in dementia, there is considerable heterogeneity in cognitive decline in aging.

Lecture to address reducing the risk of falls and related injuries among the elderly

July 14, 2015

Falls, the leading cause of non-fatal and fatal injuries and a leading cause of death among the elderly, will be the topic of the July UC Davis Alzheimer’s Disease Center Community Discovery Series lecture. The speaker will be Christy Adams, UC Davis Health System Trauma Prevention and Outreach Program coordinator.

Rogawski receives 2015 Neuroendocrine Research Award from the American Academy of Neurology

July 9, 2015

Michael Rogawski, professor of neurology at UC Davis, recently was awarded the 2015 Neuroendocrine Research Award at the 67th Annual American Academy of Neurology meeting in Washington, D.C.

June 2015arrow

UC Davis awards $1 million for brain research

June 24, 2015

UC Davis is stimulating innovative, collaborative brain research with a new program offering funding for projects with strong potential to lead to impactful discoveries.

May 2015arrow

UC Davis tests deep brain stimulation as a treatment for cognitive changes in Parkinson's

May 12, 2015

Surgeons at UC Davis Health System are testing an innovative method of limiting cognitive decline in patients with Parkinson’s disease. The treatment — deep brain stimulation, or DBS — involves delivering low levels of electrical stimulation to a part of the brain that controls the abilities to think, plan and remember.

Drug, Device Discovery and Development initiative moves forward

May 11, 2015

On April 15, 2015, three UC Davis leaders in research joined more than forty scientists from across the University of California (UC) system and representatives from the biomedical industry to discuss plans for strengthening UC’s position in drug, device and diagnostics development.

April 2015arrow

UC Davis makes breakthrough in understanding Canavan disease

April 27, 2015

UC Davis investigators have settled a long-standing controversy surrounding the molecular basis of an inherited disorder that historically affected Ashkenazi Jews from Eastern Europe but now also arises in other populations of Semitic descent, particularly families from Saudi Arabia.

UC Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center opens new clinic in Walnut Creek

April 16, 2015

The UC Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center, one of only 27 research centers designated by the National Institutes of Health's National Institute on Aging, has established a new clinic in the East Bay in Walnut Creek.

UC Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center looks at Building a Better Brain as We Age

April 15, 2015

David A. Bennett, director of the Rush University Alzheimer's Disease Center, will discuss "Reducing Your Risk for Alzheimer's Disease: Building a Better Brain as We Age," during the May UC Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center Community Engagement Lecture Series presentation.

March 2015arrow

UC Davis receives $10 million grant to establish center to study schizophrenia

March 26, 2015

UC Davis will establish a prestigious, leading-edge center to advance innovative research into the origins of schizophrenia: A Silvio O. Conte Center for Basic or Translational Mental-Health Research, one of only 15 such centers in the United States.

Alzheimer's Disease Center lecture explores connections between diabetes, heart disease and dementia

March 18, 2015

"Heart Disease, Diabetes and Dementia, What is the Connection?" will be the topic of the UC Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center 2015 Community Discovery lecture by center Associate Director Bruce Reed.

Commentary says study affirms that varied factors contribute to cognitive decline throughout adulthood

March 16, 2015

A study published online today in JAMA Neurology that finds associations between reduced hippocampal volume (HVa) and being male, but not the gene APOE ɛ4, suggests that there are multiple factors contributing to cognitive decline throughout adulthood, according to an accompanying commentary by UC Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center Director Charles DeCarli.

UC Davis scientists describe novel drug mechanism that fights brain cancer

March 3, 2015

Researchers at UC Davis have developed and characterized a molecule that interferes with the internal regulation of cancer cells, causing them to self-destruct. This novel mechanism was found to be effective against glioma cells – responsible for a usually fatal type of brain cancer – and could be applicable to other highly aggressive cancers.

February 2015arrow

UC Davis Huntington's Disease Center receives Level 1 designation

February 27, 2015

The UC Davis Huntington’s Disease Center, whose compassionate patient care and research expertise have made it a beacon of hope for people with Huntington’s disease throughout Northern California and beyond, has been acknowledged by the national society committed to the values that it so ably upholds  the Huntington’s Disease Society of America — as a Level 1 Huntington’s Disease Center of Excellence.

UC Davis researchers identify new compound that takes aim at neuropathic pain

February 10, 2015

A new compound discovered by a team of UC Davis investigators has potent actions against production of a chemical that is implicated in the development of chronic pain following a peripheral nerve injury in the spinal cord.

December 2014arrow

Perceptions, referrals by medical providers affect mental-health treatment disparities

December 1, 2014

Disparities in mental-health treatment are known to be associated with patients’ racial and ethnic backgrounds. Now, a large study by researchers with UC Davis has found one possible reason for those disparities: Racial and ethnic minorities are less likely to be assessed and referred for treatment by their medical providers.

November 2014arrow

UC Davis investigational medication used to resolve life-threatening seizures in children

November 12, 2014

In its first clinical application in pediatric patients, an investigational medication developed and manufactured at UC Davis has been found to effectively treat children with life-threatening and difficult-to-control epileptic seizures without side effects, according to a research report by scientists at UC Davis and Northwestern University.

October 2014arrow

UC Davis MIND Institute researchers to establish new tests to evaluate cognitive growth in people with intellectual disability

October 30, 2014

Researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute will develop and evaluate tests designed to measure and track changes in the cognitive functioning of people who typically are difficult to assess accurately: those with an intellectual disability, formerly termed mental retardation. The research will be funded through a new, five-year, $3.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Kay Redfield Jamison to discuss Professional and Personal Perspectives on Bipolar Illness

October 27, 2014

Kay Redfield Jamison, Dalio Family Professor in Mood Disorders and co-director of the Mood Disorders Center at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, will discuss "Professional and Personal Perspectives on Bipolar Illness," during a lecture on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 5 p.m. in the auditorium of the UC Davis MIND Institute, 2825 50th St.

UC Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center holds workshop for Alzheimer's caregivers

October 20, 2014

The UC Davis Alzheimer’s Disease Center will hold a workshop for those caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. The workshop will be held from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15, in the auditorium of the UC Davis MIND Institute, 2825 50th St., Sacramento. There is no cost to participate in the workshop; however, reservations are required to attend.

September 2014arrow

UC Davis neuroscientists receive prestigious NIH BRAIN Initiative Awards

September 30, 2014

Two UC Davis research teams developing transformational technologies to understand the dynamics of the neural circuitry underlying behavior and cognition have received awards from the federal Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Technologies (BRAIN) Initiative, a presidential grand Challenge enterprise.

Cancer center's Brain Innovation Group funded for brain tumor tool

September 24, 2014

The UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Brain Innovation Group has received a grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to improve brain cancer surgery and treatment using UC Davis-developed biophotonic technology.

Sleep disorders widely undiagnosed in individuals with multiple sclerosis

September 12, 2014

In what may be the largest study of sleep problems among individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS), researchers at UC Davis have found that widely undiagnosed sleep disorders may be at the root of the most common and disabling symptom of the disease: fatigue.


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Elizabeth D'Antonio

M.Phil/Ph.D Anthropology: Material Culture Studies

University College London (2009 - 2012)

Primary Supervisor: Prof Daniel Miller

Secondary Supervisor: Dr Victor Buchli

MA Social Sciences: Anthropology

University of Chicago (2007 - 2008)

BFA with Emphasis in Arts Education: Film, Video and Mixed Media

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2001 - 2004)

Ph.D Thesis Title: “Inside the American Dream: An Ethnography”

My current project explores various dimensions of suburban life in the Midwestern United States, with a focus on the material culture of home, domesticity and community. This work critically engages with prior scholarship in geography, anthropology, and cultural studies to shed new light on how understandings of class, gender, and national identity are reflected through the single-family home. Demonstrating the relationship between material culture and concepts of self and society, the thesis utilizes in-depth ethnographic data to link affect and emotion with policy, exposing shifting perceptions of what it means to be American in the context of 21st century change.

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Dr. Carl Lieberman MD

Head / Neck Surgeons in Framingham, MA

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Dr. Carl Lieberman specializes in head & neck surgery, otolaryngology in Framingham, Massachusetts.

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Scheduled Outage for Dept. File Shares

June 14, 2013

To: UCOP Community
From: Shirley Bittlingmeier, ITS Client Services Officer

On June 22, June 29, and July 6, starting at 9:00 p.m. and concluding at 9:00 a.m. the following day, ITS will migrate department networked file shares to new servers with greater capacity and improved backup. During these timeframes, you will not have access to department file shares. Personal or individual file shares will not be impacted.

The outages have been scheduled for weekend evenings to cause as little disruption as possible. However, if you need to access file shares during that time, you may wish to temporarily move copies of files to another location, such as a SharePoint site.

After the migration you will not notice any changes. All file shares will have the same names as before and all shortcuts to the file shares will be available. If you have any problems connecting to a file share the next business day, please try restarting your computer. If you continue to have problems, please contact the IT Service Desk at 987-0457 or<>.

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Year: Sophomore
Hometown: Lafayette, Calif.
High School: Acalenes
Position: Midfielder

Played 18 games, starting in three, to total 810 minutes playing time...She took 17 shots on goal finding the back of the net on two...Adding one assist she totaled five points.

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Played four years of varsity soccer at Acalenes High School...Won Acalenes Player of the Year in 1997...Played on the Lamorinda United U-19 Premier Team from 1996-98...Won a California State Cup Championship for the U-10 Premier Team in 1997...Also competed in track in 1996.

Born August 6, 1980 in Walnut Creek, CA...Daughter of Jon and Diane Barbera...Major is undeclared but aspires to a career in the medical field.

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