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Location and service and great mini bar and wifi. Nothing. Very superlative.
The quality of the hotel was very good, location was good but expensive area. There was no bar/coffee bar at the weekend. The room toilet had a clear glass wall and door which was an experience particularly when travelling with children.
Great set up for the family room.
The staff was excellent The hotel it self was kind of run down and although it was not dirty, because it was so run down the halls looked like they were dirty.
the location is good, Brekfast was very poor all food looked old and not fresh. The Hotel inside is very dark.
Free Laptop in Room . Excellent idea. Good Breakfast. Bar. TV Channels choice poor - No English. Pay TV movies totally inadequate.
The bed has this sexy blue glow coming from underneath it. Loved the ambience with the lighting. Definitely a good place for single solo traveler. . I'd stay again. Bed was kind of hard but not unbearable. Room was kind of small but fine for one or two people
I thought the hotel was very modern! No
I was very unimpressed with the service and the cleaness of the hotel.
no porter in the hotel.
A good modern hotel in an established skin. Very close to Madrid's best shopping district and museums. I particularly like the fact that the hotel didn't charge for extras that others often do - like internet access etc. Being really picky - the lifts were painfully slow - but this shouldn't put anyone off.
it was in a great location! the bathrooms in the suites.... my friend and i were sharing rooms and the bathrooms are like a glass box so you see everything! weird!
Very classy hotel, and nice location if you like running (Retiro) and shopping Staff at reception is rather old-fashioned, not extremely service oriented and misses soem basic standard actiosns in their check list (like let the customer check the bill before paying etc). rest of the staff was OK !
Luxurious charming hotel wonderful location
location no
The room was really nice with lots of room for the extra bed. Staff were polite and efficient The TV channels were very limited. Not a single children's channel available, and the movie channels were not working
The hall and the dinning room. Fitness gym was great The carpets and the paper of the corridors looked very old
excellent staff nothing
We all loved our rooms and found the amenities to be terrific. Our beds were luxurious, with freshly pressed linen sheets. Who can ask for more, when coming from the desert in Morocco! Only one elevator in operation.
location excellent , staff good , quiet and relaxed atmosphere spa very poor and antiquated , swimming pool closed ,
The location was perfect, as well as the room and the whole setting of the hotel. It is a very nice hotel. Too bad that the Spa/Relax closes at 18.00 on Sutarday, and at 15.00 on Sunday! This is not 5 star service. Spa should be open until 21.00, at least.
It has been my favorite hotel in Madrid for a long time, and it is still great.
First time visit to Madrid and our visit was enjoyable from check in to check out. The staff was helpful, the room was what we had reserved, and the breakfast was fantastic. We had an opportunity to use the pool and the spa and it was a wonderful way to take a break from sightseeing. The hotel was located near the park and metro.
Kabuki Wellington is worth a trip to the hotel on its own, though you obviously do not have to stay at the hotel in order to dine there. But being able to walk right upstairs after an amazing meal there is fantastic.
Central location and good bedrooms. The bathrooms are far too crammed and small. We had to move rooms as first one was far too small and unclean. M&R in bathroom poor.
I liked the decor and the location of the hotel. Rooms were a little small for a luxury hotel in comparision to the United States standards of luxury. Food was way-overpriced for what you got.
Everything from checking in to checking out. Will be booking again soon.
The staff were very pleasant & very helpful. The location is very central to all the necessary activities. Very good value for the money. I have no hesitation to strongly recommend the hotel for my friends. Next time I'm in Madrid , I will be at Grand Melia Felix . Dr M. Mamdouh Aker , Urologist & Commissioner General for ICHR,Palestine honestly,neither my wife ,nor myself have anything to complain of
excellent service, excellent facilities and fantasic breakfast no complaints
Very attractive, well located. Helpful staff. Construction outside in street, debris around.
location concierge / assistance not on high standard as in another EU countries.
The food
Excellent facilities. Excellent and efficent staff. Great breakfast buffet. Convenient to public transport, shopping, walking and all categories of dining. Modern with strong presence of traditional, quiet comfort. Reasonable prices for drinks and in hotel dining.
Location, location and location and offcourse the room comfort. busy reception
Broken bathroom furniture, peeling paint and no pool
Good Location, friendly staff.
A nice hotel, central location, with a good transport line.
We could smoke in the room. We were very close to the Palcia de deportes for concerts. The food at breakfast was poor.
Quality and cheap service. Near to the metro. 1- Breakfast. Just outside the hotel there are two bar/pub where have a good breakfast and eat. 2- After the reservation by booking.com, i have wrote two mail to the hotel (to require a silent room), they never answered
Convencion Hotel is not more than a old style business hotel but......if an Hotel is made up especially for business .....how come WIFI SUCKS SO MUCH!??? They told me that for a "premium" connection I would need to pay 4 Euro a day. I did and my connection "upgraded" to 3mb/s.....are you f..ing killing me??? Leave this hotel for few more year until they will understand what is a "business" Hotel...Forgot about the garage....it is a mouse trap not a garage! Leave this Hotel for few more years until they will understand what does it mean being a Business Hotel. There are other Hotel around (Regina) at half a price and double value that this!!
It's good position
Value and comfort Noisy as they were repairing the building beginning of July
big and spacious room, helpful staff
Good location, easy to get to centre, metro and airport. Rooms are very basic for a 4 star property, and corridors are quite noisy in the morning. You need to ask for an extra pillow as the one in room is flat.
The hotel and the room is very old..too old and there is no tea maker. It should be 3 starts...
Very nice remodeled rooms Great location Staff and service was friendly and helpful Good air conditioning
Very Clean & well designed. Bed was super comfortable. We liked the location. Located in quiet & beautiful area. Nice walking through the Park to Prado Museum.
I like the small size of the hotel, quietness, no noise from neighbours, good modern design, comfort, new furniture and bed linen. The size of rooms could be bigger. There was no bath in the room only the shower. The hotel staff is polite but not well trained (for example VAT shall not included in the hotel bill during check out if booking is made via www.booking.com site). More information in the hotel shall be provided about city attractions, restaurants etc.
The comfort and cleaniness of the room. The staff was excellant. The open plan style of the bedroom/bathroom needed to be adjsuted to.
quite and relaxing
great size of room the toilet was across the room from the sink--makes it tough to wash hands. Also, no doors between room and shower area, makes it tough for those sharing a room who don't want to be so exposed, like grandmother and grandson!
Nothing Small pokey room with inefficient air conditioning. Indifferent staff. Very expensive mini bar ie 5EUR for a small bottle of water. Would definately not stay here again nor would I recommend it to anyone else. Stay regulary at 5* Hotels around the world and this has to be classed as medicore 4* at best.
Location, bellboy service, Expensive, old rooms, poor service, low water pressure of the shower, not worth the money..
Staff helpful but not intrusive. Room was modern and airy. Very large comfortable bed. Breakfast good quality
Excellent location. Beds very comfortable. Hotel still not fully open and noise of workmen woke us in the morning. Bathroom wash area actually in the room not standard 5 star - no desk area.
At 5:40 in the morning intruders entered our room as we slept. They entered with flashlights through a side door and only left when we began screaming. It was a terrible experience. The hotel's reception seemed very surprised but did nothing to reassure us that we were safe there.
The staff was very friendly and helpful and the location just perfect - right in the city centre.
We liked the baythroom set up and the comfort of the linens and beds
The location of the hotel, and the bathrooms in the rooms were very nice and very spacious There was very little storage space in the rooms and they were a bit small.
Good location, at walking distance almost all things I wanted to visit. I loved the Salamanca area, good for shopping and eating no fitness center
Great location in a nice high end neighborhood, full of boutiques and also very convenient to main tourist attractions, like El Prado, Cibeles, Paseo de la Castellana.
well located, close to the Serrano metro station
Convenient location, helpful staff, nice room. Our first room had a blocked shower, which had wet the rug. So we moved. That room then had a broken towel hook. Seemed odd for such a new facility.
The excellent location close to subway and the interior design Rooms to the street are rather noisy due to missing anti-noise features
Location N/A
Location. the room is very small but well appointed. The room is quite small.
Had problems with the WiFi; no leisure facilities
the locatiin is perfect. accesible to transportation. beautiful place. the matress is kinda hard and it's in a flatform type of bed. it shifts everytime we move and we have to keep adjusting and fixing the matress back to it's position. overall the place is nice.
Ideal location to access galleries and shops. Good access to the metro means ease of travel through the city. Salamanca is a charming and quality neighborhood close to wide range of restaurants. In room computer a bonus too.
Central, clean and nicely decorated. Staff were very pleasant
The staff were very pleasent and helpful
the atmosphere and style of the hotel was excellent only thing i did not like was a bed in room. Pure design but not comfortable.
Central location Overpriced for the facilities
nice interior room cleaning was late
Different to the run of the mill hotels. Location was excellent.
easy access and clean with friendly staff,intersting interior and nice open area for guests A little noisey at night due to disco accross the road
the family room is perfect to travel with family and child and the espectacular ubication no nothing
excellent central place for shopping very poor number of TV chains
The hotel was very elegant and sophisticated. It was located in one of the nicest sections of Madrid, Spain called Salamanca, and is very close to the most important museums and monuments.
The good breakfast. The obsolete bathroom: dusk and with an old shower.
Staff will do anything for you, room very clean, recommended.
Staff was extremely helpful. We arrived in the early morning and were given an early check-in to a great room.
The hotel staff was incredibly friendly, very helpful. The hotel is quite upscale but not in a stuck-up way. Everything is top notch but the atmosphere still quite relaxed. The rooms are big, nice furniture, very comfortable bed. The hotel is very quiet, so you get really good sleep. Fantastic bathroom, all you can think of is there, robes and slippers and everything. The hotel is in a shopping area and a nice short walk from the Retiro Park and Prado museum. The centre is about a 30 minute walk away. Metro station half a block away if don't feel like walking. For me the staff was the thing that made this hotel so good. Absolutely no complaints, very nice place for a couple to spend a romantic weekend away!
The best thing in this hotel is the location. I thought its 4 stars hotel not 5.
the elegance, quietness and the staff made our stay delightful. The restaurant was exceptional
the fact that shower wasnt functioning
Its proximity to the city center and shopping areas. No
The way we were received. The concierge was excellent .Breakfast svc was very good and i loved the bar
Good location
The staff of the hotel were nice and curtious. The hotel location was excellent for shoppers. None
It was a great experiance in total nothing to mention
The attention to detail of each guest's requirements.
the location is very good near the centre of the city. good transports both metro and bus. it is an experience to do again the staff are very rude and not helpfull. there is no parking although it says on the hotel site and staff don't care about this problem where they were asked for information
staff friendliness
very nice stary , good service. The 2 adult establishments on either end of the hotel are a turn off
very good breakfast: lots of fresh fruit and jamon :) good location in Salamanca district. We booked a special offer with late check-out and free minibar which was great. My high evaluation of value for money of this hotel is based on the special offer we booked (80 euros a night with breakfast included). However, when we asked about the price for our next stay in september, we were told the same room would cost 160 euros, which is too much for the amenities you get. In my opinion, this is a good 3stars hotel, but no more than that.
The location, quiet, and the room was clean. Metro is close by, and easy to access from airport. The staff on reception desk is not informative. No maps were provided. The breakfast is fair, good quantity, but too expensive for the quality. The signal quality of Internet is fair, free if you use you own computer, or with an extra cost of you use their computers and printers.
Quiet hotel, pleasant staff. We were offered a selection of rooms Surrounding location was quiet but not very interesting
The location Cleaning services and the age of the hotel
Nice and clean room. Great location. Quite street.
Outstanding accommodation. Well located hotel for our needs and very near two Metro stations which met all our travel requirements around town. Short ride to all museums, art gallerries etc and short walk to great shopping outlets in Serrano. No on site parking available and street parking limited to one hour
The location is quite good,near lots of nice boutiques,retiro park and not too far to walk to the prado,handy for the airport metro,get no 8 to colombia ,change to no 9 to nunez de balboa ,get out at plaza marques de salamanca and walk to the hotel about 15 mins,thats just one change.Staff are very nice and we were offered a drink on ckeck in,nice reasonably priced restaurant nearby(oter epicure)other cafes and lovely food market just close by, even though the hotel is modern,it lacked any kind of atmosphere,there is no bar area,the breakfast room wasnt inviting,we did not have breakfast as it was too expensive.i would expect a 5 star to have more facilities such as spa,
Fine location in zona salamanca
Good location - 5 min walk to metro. Great breakfast however not cheap. Not worth the money. More a 4 star hotel. Nice room however we could hear some noise on the corridor outside our room.
location. nice hotel untrained staff. no telephone directory. no help given. brochure stated free video library - did not have one. staff could not understand how to use video machine
Location, room size, cleanliness of our room Hotel staff not of the quality of a five star hotel. The exact same breakfast all 5 days
The best service&staff i have experienced ever. Breakfast an amazing surprise. The suite just blew our mind with its amenities. Location excellent. Our bed was not a double, but a twin, although we finally couldnt tell the difference.
Well located for us, extremely friendly and helpful staff, good value, clean comfortable room
the hotel were new & amazing decore , friendly staff , nice neighbour hood no concierge & we had to wait standing for the call up taxi , no much options for breakfast though the lay out for it was amazing
We had a huge room, which was beautiful. However, we probably would not pay the 'asking price' had we not found a bargain online. The decor is nice, it is spotless, and bed very comfortable, the a/c fabulous, the bathroom great, the breakfast interesting and definitely big. Very tasteful. They need a ramp for suitcases - there is a staircase entry in the front. There is no decent chair in the room if you need to work at the desk or computer. Very very uncomfortable, too high for the desk also, so not practical or helpful in that regard. The breakfast is quite darling, about 20 things on a tray brought to each guest at the table or in the room. However, it is exactly the same every day except for a change in the fruit. We were there 5 days.
the location I'm not sure we got the room we booked. Hotel staff said it was not a standard room but a deluxe one. I'm sure they cheated. The room had nothing special.I'm really disappointed
Localization Staff should be more gentle.
Location Entrance
The location. No front lobby.
Close to Colon Centro. Pretty quite neighbourhood. Very good prices in the Hotel Restaurant!!! 20euro for 3meal course with good food. Internet only in one shared facility and 2euro for 10minutes is very very expensive.
The location in a quiet , lovely area of Madrid was great. Metro right outside door but could also easily walk to all sights in city centre. Hotel staff very friendly and let us check in early after long night flight.
The staff were all polite and helpful. The room was very clean and comfortable. The location was great. The air conditioning did not get very cold. It was quite dark in my room due to it looking out onto an innner courtyard. Decor ddn't help as lots of dark wood.I would have liked tea and coffe making facilities.
Clean, quiet, very centrally located. Good value for money and a very good breakfast! I would definitely stay here again.
The Young lady on the Reception (early evening) when we arrived on 14th September 2010 was very helpful and friendly, the young waitress who was in the dining room for the buffet breakfast was very attentive and is a credit to the Company, she remembered what we liked for our breakfast and was very helpful. The buffet breakfast was very good. The Hotel was fine, I wouldn't call it a luxury hotel, but for a short stay was adequate. Although the furniture is considered to be modern, I feel that it could do with a little attention. Otherwise we had a good stay and would return again should we find ourselves in Madrid. The only thing that I found was that the dark brown of the furniture in the bedroom made the room a little oppressive but otherwise it was fine, the room was a good size and two big windows.
The hotel's location was very good. We also liked the rooms, and we could sometimes open the window for fresh air. no
The location dark room, little small
good location very profesional staff
Cleanliness&location Superior rooms were not in my opinion the quality of a 4****hotel
The staff was amazing, ever helpful, polite, friendly, all the way down to the baggage guys. It was a bit noisy because of the disco below, had a room higher up but it didn't have a view of the street so my mom had us change. Otherwise excellent choice!
Very clean rooms and excellent access to metro and city facilities. Very hot rooms and even on 8th floor we could her the disco beneath hotel
Good location Think there should be a B & B rate too
Location Impersonal service. Having to have our room keys reactivated every, single time we left the hotel and never receiving an apology from the staff for this continual inconvenience
convenient location, easy access from/to the airport, friendly and helpful staff, very good breakfast buffet
Very central, nice staff, and the rooms are clean, contemporary in design and functional. The lobby could use some more warmth and appeal.
Great location to Metro. Nice Size Bathroom.
Clean, fairly spacious rooms, interesting design elements, friendly & helpful staff, good location. A bit expensive but perhaps typical for the area; the fitness room was not very functional, with several machines not working.
it's a really nice hotel and the rooms are really spacious the hotel is extremely overpriced... i stayed in a similar hotel the night before for only 55 euro... have a look at some other ones before you decide... also their dinner was 32 euro!!! outrageous if you ask me
The hotel room temperature was a bit low and I was not able to set the comfort level myself as the control unit was not in operation.
location rooms are small
the rooms were a bit old, the hotel needs reinovation
Everything was fine except the air-conditioning system. We couldn't sleep at night because of the warm. That was unacceptable for a 4 star hotel. Definetaly the air-condition system.
It was a very large room, which was very clean and comfortable.
Services and facilities
away from the croud no view from the hotel room
Friendly and helpful staff, fantastic breakfast, nice area close to shopping and metro.
The Hotel was excellent, I would certainly stay again. Very comfortable and clean and always a taxi waiting out front. The only negative point was when lots of Guests were waiting to check in or check out, that usually only one person was serving and other staff members were busy with their computers but not helping. That happened to me at check in, I had to wait at least 15mins to get my key.
far from the center but you have the subway right in front of the hotel
The Bar across the street n/a
very nice & clean rooms Internet didnt work, some noice from room upstairs
Nice price and well located (in city center) and very good Hotel. Rooms too small.
They were friendly and accomodating, location was very good
The ac was not working. As we arrived to check-in the receptionist wasn't friendly. The hotel did not have a pool. They gave us double beds but they were put together as if it was a king size. Suppose if two people men don't want to sleep in the same bed? They charged me for laundry service and did not tell me how much in the beginning. I just asked for an iron. Parking for charged at an outrageous price (maybe this is in the whole city like that)...
The design of the hotel is really good, and up-to-date. The room is not really sound proof, and I could smell smoke inside my room. The door did not isolate correctly.
Located in in central Madrid and very close to the Metro-this place is great value-the room was very comfortable-I would stay here again...
the agradable ambient, decoration, room comfort, choise of pillows it was not possible to stop taxis in front of the main entrance, very desconfortable because of the luggages,
Personel are very helpful and the location, close to the metro, is very good. The hotel was noisy, you could hear the neighbours and the AC.
location, friendly staff, superb standard of room breakfast was not brilliant
We particularly enjoyed the restaurant food. The breakfasts were first class and the evening Executive menu and a la carte food were very good value Spanish cuisine freshly cooked for us at the early (by Spanish standards) hour of 8 pm. Disappointed not to be able to use the garden but the weather was too cold.
Beautiful room; lovely buffet breakfast; friendly and helpful staff; beautiful facility with courtyard restaurant; couldn't be better located. A+++ Not a thing
kitchen included, excellent location, less noisy than average, good breakfast nothing
Great location . Excellent breakfast which we all enjoyed , 4 of us aged 79 down to 20 years of age !!! Very pleasant staff. Bathrooms could do with an upgrade and more staff required at reception especially in the morninf for check out.
Good place for sightseen and shopping. Very guiet and comfortable.
the position of the hotel is great, in a quiet street but very close to the centre of the city.
Very fine hotel with large rooms. Quiet location in city center. Rather thin walls between the rooms
The staff was wonderful and very accomodating. I became ill while staying at the hotel and they bent over backwards to find me a doctor that visited the hotel who spoke English. Even though they were sold out for one of the nights I was sick, they let me stay in the room and handled the sold out problem in a wonderful manner. Great service and the management needs to be commended on their staff.
Excellent location, near Retiro, Serrano and museums, with good restaurants, etc nearby. Small comfortable hotel with helpful staff. Pleasant garden/ terrace area (though unfortunately not in winter).
one night AC are very bad
Rooms was really good we had an executive suite which had sitting room, bathroom was lovely and we had a balcony excellent room for money we paid.
Both rooms I booked were next to elevators and the noise didn't let us sleep! The breakfast was of poor quality. Most of the personnel didn't speak english. The central heating in one of the rooms didn't work and in the other room the flash in the wc didn't work properly!
the location of the hotel was really good within walking distance to the main shoppin area. breakfast was good fair selection and being refilled on an ongoing basis. hotel reception staff seemed unwillin to help with your questions. Room was very warm and asked for the heating to be turned down a bit so they just switched it off at the mains after being rude on the telephone to my mum.. charged for things out the mini bar that we didn't have.!!!
friendly staff, excellent location, excellent room expensive Internet
As a businesman there is little to recommend the Hotel Gran Velazquez, but for shopping then it is well placed. The hotel represents very poor value for money, telephones did not work well and simple errors in billing were annoying. The air conditioning did not work and the hotel is tired and shabby in places.
Location. Great hotel staff and very nice rooms.
location,bar but it should be no smoking. confusion of reception staff, sign in one at a time. luggage taken up to wrong room. no seats in reception area to wait for fellow guests. restaurant at dinner limited menu but especially deserted/empty on 2 nights. so lacked ambiance and feeling of self indulgence. and food was dried out because of lack of customers on second night. Inexpensive wine OK.
location elevator is not at lobby floor
no slipper in the room, no tienen zapatillas
The location is great and the price is excellent there was no room service
very good quality breakfast. The staff were excellent and very very helpful
I liked the hotel very much. Location is excellent (close to everything interesting or important), room was of a very good size, very clean with air conditioner. Staff of the hotel were extremely helpful and very friendly.
convenient,reasonably priced and helpful staff decor shabby
very convenient location, quiet, good price no air conditioning made it very uncomfortable at night. The only way to get enough air was by keeping the windows wide open
The location
Excellent staff
it was not 4 stars at all - 2 in the best case, the room, its size and interior, were terrible
Easy access to the city, nice and friendly service. A bit more effort to justify the 4 stars.
Excellent location close to offices, shops, museums etc. Not informed about the breakfast charge as it is not advertised anywhere and I therefore assumed it was included.
Location and price Service was only the bare minimum, the hotel should be 3 stars not 4, but the price I paid was really for a 3 star, so I am not really complaining
Its situation in the city (good area, not far from central attractions) I initially booked a single room but it proved to be incredibly small with view on 2-sq.metres inner courtyard. I paid extra EUR15 per night to move to a proper room. Internet in the business centre was very bad and outdated.


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The early detection of invading viruses by the host depends on a limited number of specific intracellular receptors that detect viral patterns and activate signal transduction cascades, thereby triggering interferon (IFN)-mediated anti-viral defense mechanisms. Key virus-detecting receptors include the nucleic acid recognizing Toll-like receptors and the cytosolic RNA receptors RIG-I and MDA-5. Specifically, RIG-I has emerged as a key receptor in sensing emerging viruses, including the influenza virus and hepatitis virus C (HCV), whereas MDA5 responds to the infection of picornaviruses and noroviruses. Members of the tripartite motif (TRIM) protein family also play major roles in the inhibition of the lifecycles of viruses. On the other hand, the efficacy of the IFN responses has led to a number of viruses evolving various evasion strategies against the host IFN system. HCV and influenza A virus are emerging pathogens associated with severe liver disease and fatal respiratory diseases, respectively. Immune evasion strategies of influenza virus and HCV are essential to escape the host anti-viral response, allowing chronic or sustained viral replication in vivo and resulting in severe and sometimes deadly diseases. This multi-project Cooperative Agreement (U19) grant application will attempt to address how the host develops firsthand innate immune recognition, how it is activated in response to viral infections, and how viruses have evolved the multiple mechanisms necessary to thwart the host innate defense. This application consists of five projects with multidisciplinary schemes. Project 1 utilizes cell biological and immunological approaches to study RIG-I and TRIM25 mediated immune surveillance against virus;Project 2 focuses on the structural basis of RIG-I and MDA-5 mediated anti-viral response;Project 3 uses single molecule fluorescence techniques in vitro and super-resolution imaging of cells to dissect the RIG-I pathway;Project 4 investigates how HCV interacts with host cells to evade intracellular innate immunity;and Project 5 studies how the influenza A virus NS1 protein prevents cytoplasmic viral sensors from recognizing viral infections, us, the goal of this U19 project is to unravel the key molecular events of host immune recognition and viral immune escape, which ultimately give insights for novel antiviral therapeutic interventions and safe and effective vaccine development.
Investigation of the cross-talk between the cytosolic viral receptor pathways to induce the IFN-mediated antiviral action and the evasion strategies of emerging viruses to blunt host innate immunity provides the foundation for the development of novel diagnostic, therapeutic, and vaccine approaches for emerging virus-associated disorders. PROJECT 1: RIG-I and TRIM 25 mediated immune surveillance against viruses (Jung, J) PROJECT 1 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Understanding host-viral interaction is an essential step in developing safe and effective antimicrobials against biodefense agents and emerging pathogens. Early detection of invading viruses by the host depends on a limited number of specific intracellular receptors that detect viral patterns and activate signal transduction cascades, thereby triggering interferon (IFN)-mediated anti-viral defense mechanisms. Retinoic acid-inducible gene I (RIG-I) has emerged as a key cytosolic viral RNA receptor for sensing emerging viruses, including the influenza virus and hepatitis virus C (HCV). In addition, members of the tripartite motif (TRIM) protein family, containing a RING-finger domain, B box/coiled-coil domain (B Box/CCD), and a SPRY domain, play a major role in the inhibition of the lifecycles of viruses. Furthermore, the interconnection between the RIG-I and TRIM family is required to initiate the induction of the protective IFN-mediated host anti-viral innate immunity. Our collaborative works have demonstrated that the RIG-I-mediated IFN pathway requires multiple step processes: upon viral infection, the C-terminal "regulatory" domain (RD) of RIG-I recognizes viral RNA in a 5'-triphosphate-dependent manner, leading to RIG-I dimerization and ATPase activity. Subsequently, RIG-I undergo a robust ubiquitination induced by the TRIM25 E3 ligase, enabling RIG-I to interact with the downstream CARD-containing mitochondrial anti-viral signaling (MAVS) protein and thereby inducing antiviral signal transduction to limit viral replication and transmission. The goal of this study focuses on better understanding the regulation of RIG-I and TRIM25 pathways: how posttranslational modifications affect RIG-I and TRIM25 signaling activity (Aim 1), what the modes of feedback regulation for the RIG-I and TRIM25 pathways are (Aim 2), and finally, what roles RIG-I and TRIM25 mediated immune surveillance have against viruses (Aim 3). Thus, the proposed study will attempt to delineate the molecular mechanisms underlying the host-viral interaction at a basic scientific level and will also provide the foundations for developing novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for emerging virus-associated disorders at the public health level.
|Rajsbaum, Ricardo; Garcia-Sastre, Adolfo; Versteeg, Gijs A (2014) TRIMmunity: the roles of the TRIM E3-ubiquitin ligase family in innate antiviral immunity. J Mol Biol 426:1265-84
|Shi, Mude; Cho, Hyelim; Inn, Kyung-Soo et al. (2014) Negative regulation of NF-?B activity by brain-specific TRIpartite Motif protein 9. Nat Commun 5:4820
|Peterson, Joseph R; Labhsetwar, Piyush; Ellermeier, Jeremy R et al. (2014) Towards a computational model of a methane producing archaeum. Archaea 2014:898453
|Runge, Simon; Sparrer, Konstantin M J; Lässig, Charlotte et al. (2014) In vivo ligands of MDA5 and RIG-I in measles virus-infected cells. PLoS Pathog 10:e1004081
|Deimling, Tobias; Cui, Sheng; Lammens, Katja et al. (2014) Crystal and solution structure of the human RIG-I SF2 domain. Acta Crystallogr F Struct Biol Commun 70:1027-31
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|Rajsbaum, Ricardo; Versteeg, Gijs A; Schmid, Sonja et al. (2014) Unanchored K48-linked polyubiquitin synthesized by the E3-ubiquitin ligase TRIM6 stimulates the interferon-IKK? kinase-mediated antiviral response. Immunity 40:880-95
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Title: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
Author: glitterandpaws
Word Count: 34,000
Rating: NC-17
Pairing: Kurt/Blaine
Summary: Kurt is an up-and-coming fashion designer on the brink of hitting it big, when he's presented with the possibility of having his newest collection showcased during fashion week. The committee is torn between Kurt and Sebastian for the slot, and Kurt must make someone fall in love with him in ten days order to be in the show, but that's not the only deal he makes. Meanwhile, Blaine is a successful journalist, writing under the pseudonym Blair for a women's magazine as their resident how-to "girl" when he's roped into writing a piece on "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days". When Kurt and Blaine find each other, both of their tasks prove harder than they first appeared.
Disclaimer: No part of Glee belongs to me, nor do the songs used in the accompanying mix.
Spoilers: None
Warning: Mentions of homophobia
Beta: electrictoes and thanks to C at betabitches
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Volume 3221 of the series Lecture Notes in Computer Science pp 157-168
A Parameterized Algorithm for Upward Planarity Testing
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Upward planarity testing, or checking whether a directed graph has a drawing in which no edges cross and all edges point upward, is NP-complete. All of the algorithms for upward planarity testing developed previously focused on special classes of graphs. In this paper we develop a parameterized algorithm for upward planarity testing that can be applied to all graphs and runs in O(f(k)n 3 + g(k,ℓ)n) time, where n is the number of vertices, k is the number of triconnected components, and ℓ is the number of cutvertices. The functions f(k) and g(k,ℓ) are defined as f(k)=k!8 k and \(g(k,\ell)=2^{3\cdot 2^\ell}k^{3\cdot 2^\ell} k!8^k\). Thus if the number of triconnected components and the number of cutvertices are small, the problem can be solved relatively quickly, even for a large number of vertices. This is the first parameterized algorithm for upward planarity testing.
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This needs to be modded higher. This is a great book. I don't know anybody who's read it and didn't find it useful.
Strangely enough, I don't hear people recommending it until after there are marriage troubles. It's really worth reading, especially before you get married.


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The "bad smelling tissue paper" under your foreskin is most likely smegma. It is made up of shed skin, skin oils and a small amount of bacteria (which causes the smell). Smegma serves to keep the skin soft and protected and serves as a lubricant for the foreskin to slide up and down. All men produce smegma but it is only noticeable in uncircumcised men since it accumulates below the foreskin.
It is important for cleanliness reasons not to let smegma build up. When you are bathing you should regularly pull back the foreskin and wash the penis head. Make sure that you are not using any harsh soap because this can lead to irritation. It is also key to clean an uncircumcised penis every time you urinate since left over urine can also cause an odor problem.
If you have been practicing good hygiene and you continue to have an unpleasant smelling discharge then there is the possibility of a yeast infection (yes males can get yeast infections). If this is the case then it will be necessary to visit your doctor to have the condition diagnosed and treated. Pulling back the foreskin and washing is a good way to avoid infections.
If you would like to meet with a doctor from the Adolescent/Young Adult Center For Health in Morristown, New Jersey, you can call 973.971.6475 for an appointment.
Teens often abuse prescription drugs because of the myth that these drugs provide a medically safe high.
It is estimated that major depressive disorder (MDD) affects about 5% of adolescents, and that between 10 - 15% of adolescents have some symptoms of depression at any one time.
Statistics show that giving a teen a credit card does not teach them to be financially responsible or to encourage self-restraint, but actually promotes a "spend now and deal with the consequences later" mindset.
Girls are more likely to intentionally abuse prescription drugs than boys.
The reality of excessive interest rates and fees that often accompany credit card use for teens, can put youngsters in a position where they are losing out on admission to graduate school, getting a job, or renting an apartment because of damaged credit history.
Less than 33% of teens with depression get help, yet 80% of teens with depression can be successfully treated if they seek help from a doctor or therapist.
Traffic crashes are the greatest single cause of death for all persons age 6-33, and about 45% of these fatalities are alcohol-related crashes.
About 6.2 million Americans get a new genital HPV infection each year.
30% of teens with depression also have a substance abuse problem.
Freshmen bring an average of $1,585.00 in credit card debt to college.
About a third of women who seek services related to unprotected sex, such as pregnancy testing or emergency contraception, do not receive STD counseling, testing, or treatment.
7-10% of college students will drop out of school because of credit problems.
Teens with untreated depression are more likely to engage in risky sexual behaviors, leading to higher rates of teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
Most smokers begin smoking as teens, and the average age of initiation is 12.5 years of age.
People with manic symptoms and Bipolar Disorder II are at a significant risk of later developing an alcohol abuse or dependence problem.
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens, accounting for 36% of all deaths in this age group.
The teen pregnancy rate in the United States is the highest of any industrialized democracy, nearly twice that of Great Britain and 10 times that of Japan. 4
Compared with other age groups, teens have the lowest rate of seat belt use, and male high school students are more likely than female students to rarely or never wear seat belts.
A national study of women ages 15-44 found that women were almost twice as likely to receive contraceptive services rather than STD services.
The teenage pregnancy rate in the U.S. is at its lowest level in thirty years, down 36% since its peak in 1990. Research suggests that both increased abstinence and positive changes in contraceptive practice are responsible these recent declines in teen pregnancy.
A sexually active teenager who does not use contraceptives has a 90% chance of becoming pregnant within one year. 8
In the United States, at least 5-10 million girls and women and 1 million boys and men are struggling with eating disorders. 11
Among male drivers between 15 and 20 years of age who were involved in fatal crashes in 2005, 38% were speeding at the time of the crash and 24% had been drinking.
Homicide is the second leading cause of death among 15- to 24-year-olds overall. 16
Every two minutes, somewhere in America, someone is sexually assaulted. 22
One in four teenage girls in the U.S. had at least one common sexually transmitted disease.
Suicide is the third leading cause of death among youths ages 15 to 20. 19
The highest Chlamydia rates occurred among women ages 15 to 19 and 20 to 24.
About 44% of rape victims are under age 18. Three out of every twenty victims (15%) are under age 12. 25
Each year, half of all HIV infections are among people under the age of 25.
Crash risk is particularly high during the first year that teenagers are eligible to drive.
One out of every six American women have been the victims of an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime. A total of 17.7 million women have been victims of these crimes. 23
Teen girls ages 15-19 have the highest Gonorrhea rate of any age group.
The motor vehicle death rate for male drivers and passengers ages 16-19 is more than one and half times that of their female counterparts.
More than four in 10 young women become pregnant at least once before they reach the age of 20 - nearly one million teen pregnancies a year 3
The presence of teen passengers increases the crash risk of unsupervised teen drivers; the risk increases with the number of teen passengers.
Smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in this country. More than 400,000 Americans die from tobacco-related causes each year, and most of them began using tobacco before the age of 18.
The risk of motor vehicle crashes is higher among 16- to 19-year-olds than among any other age group.
Underage drinking costs the U.S. more than $58 billion every year; enough to buy every public school student a state-of-the-art computer.
At all levels of blood alcohol concentration (BAC), the risk of involvement in a motor vehicle crash is greater for teens than for older drivers.
Teens who drink are more likely to be victims of violent crimes and sexual assault, have serious problems in school, be involved in drinking-related traffic crashes, and develop problems with alcohol later in life.
Nearly all the poison deaths in the U.S. are attributed to drugs, and most drug poisonings result from the abuse of prescription and illegal drugs.
Alcohol kills 6.5 times more youth than all other illicit drugs combined.
Persons aged 15-24, who represent only 14% of the U.S. population, account for 30% ($19 billion) of the total costs of motor vehicle injuries among males and 28% ($7 billion) among females.
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> Sue, if you want some 'The Twister' just let me know. I have about 8
> clumps and they are all over the place. Soon I am moving and I'd
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> Fatho, ND-Moorhead, MN. Where is Little Canada, MN? I have to go to
> Tofte, MN on the North Shore next week to see a Ph.D. student of
> about her diss. If you're anywhere up there, I'll bring you some.
> Otherwise mail works very well. Let me know, Kris
Hi Kris, (got it right this time)
We would love to have a little of 'The Twister'. I just looked it up
and love it. The City of Little Canada is located a few miles north
of St. Paul, right next to The City of Roseville where my favorite
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Last summer was all about Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller but for all the wrong reasons.
This summer, Miller has also been in the news but things are more on the positive side.
The Broncos decided to pick up the option on Miller's contract making him in Denver for the next two seasons. Many wondered if the Broncos felt comfortable doing that after Miller's off the field problems.
The linebacker was suspended for the first six games of the season and also was arrested for traffic tickets. He came back to the field at a larger weight and seemed to have lost a step. Then he was injured in the second to last game of the season.
After all the craziness of last season, the Broncos still want Miller on the field in the orange and blue. He has lost the weight and is looking to be ready for the start of the regular season.
But the Broncos could also be looking at picking up Miller's contract as something else. Denver sees it as a tryout. If Miller shapes up and flies right for these two seasons then the Broncos can talk with him about a big-money deal. If he screws up then he can be someone else's problem.
Miller is a playmaker that the Broncos want to keep. General Manager John Elway upgraded the defense in free agency around Miller. The Broncos added DeMarcus Ware to rush the passer opposite of Miller. Deep down the Broncos want Miller to be the centerpiece of their defense.
The linebacker is so risky though. He showed an immature side last season that throw the whole Broncos season off track. Sure, Denver made the Super Bowl without him, but the defense had its problems. It is not top-10 great with Miller but it would have been a lot better. The pass rush was lacking at times to say the least.
The Broncos are putting their reputation on the line by picking up that option. They didn't have to do it and could have let Miller walk after this season which a lot of "experts" would probably have no problem with.
There are not other Von Millers out there to pick up. The guy is full of a talent and is a difference maker. Any defense that has him is better.
But Miller is one slip up away from being suspended for a year and possibly more. He tried to cheat the drug testing policy which is not too bright. The NFL has a pretty tight lock on that stuff. He knew he was in trouble and tried to dodge.
Miller may be a classic example of a great talent but not really smart off the field. That causes the Broncos plenty of headaches. A headache they may have to get rid of in two years.
But for now the Broncos and Miller are set for a two-year relationship. If Miller shines and flies right, he will probably be a Bronco for a long time. He messes up and he will be looking for another a team. Both parties have a lot on the line in the next two years.
Chris Schmaedeke is currently the Assistant Sports Editor at the Daily Camera in Boulder. He has worked in sports journalism in Colorado since 2001 when he started at the Rocky Mountain News. He has covered the Denver Broncos for several websites over the past two years.
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The Institute for Research in Humanities was established in January 1949 by merging the Institute of Humanistic Studies (人文科学研究所; established in 1939), the Institute of Oriental Studies (東方文化研究所) and the Institute of Occidental Studies (西洋文化研究所). While following on from the achievements of these three organizations, the new Institute is promoting comprehensive studies of diverse cultures and societies in the world.
The Institute of Oriental Studies, the oldest of the three organizations, was established in 1929 for Sinological studies under the name of Kyoto Institute, the Academy of Oriental Culture. The Academy had two institutes, one in Tokyo and the other in Kyoto, both founded through subsidies from the Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Shortly after the opening of the Kyoto Institute, it was staffed by only four researchers and four assistants, working in a space rented from Kyoto University's Faculty of Letters. In November 1930, a new building was completed at 50 Kitashirakawa Ogura-cho, (now 47 Higashi-ogura-cho). This building, currently used by the Center for Informatics in East Asian Studies (CIEAS), features the Spanish Romanesque style, and was designed by the architect Kenzo Tohata. (He designed the building based on a concept suggested by Kosaku Hamada, a councilor of the Kyoto Institute.) Even today, the white building is attracting the public's attention with its unique design.
In April 1938, the Kyoto Institute became independent and was renamed the Institute of Oriental Studies. By that time, the Institute had over 30 staff members, including researchers, deputy researchers, assistants and contracted staff members. They were committed to research activities at six research groups: Classic Confucian Writings & Literature, Religious Studies, Astronomy & Calendar Studies, History, Geography and Archaeology. The director of the Kyoto Institute of the Academy of Oriental Culture was Naoki Kano, while the Institute of Oriental Studies was led by Bunzaburo Matsumoto and subsequently by Toru Haneda.
The predecessor of the Institute of Occidental Studies was Deutsches Forschungsinstitut, a private organization founded in 1934 at 1 Yoshida Ushinomiya-cho. In 1946 it was reorganized into the Institute of Occidental Studies, where several contracted researchers were engaged in studies of British, American and German and other Western cultures. Following Japan's defeat in World War II, the occupation forces took over the facility together with over 3,000 books on German and other cultures. As a result, the Institute was obliged to halt its activities. When the occupation forces returned the facility, it was donated to Kyoto University (to the Institute for Research in Humanities). The building, designed by Togo Murano, was an architectural monument of the Showa era (1926-1989). Regrettably, however, it was demolished in 1974 due to various problems primarily related to maintenance.
The Institute of Humanistic Studies was founded in 1939 as an institute attached to Kyoto University with the aim of promoting comprehensive studies of East Asian cultures. In 1940 the Institute established a research system to cover studies of industrial economics, sociology, education and history of cultural interaction. One professor, five associate professors and 13 part-time researchers were engaged in studies there with support from Kyoto University's faculties of Letters, Law, Economics and Agriculture. These researchers worked at a wooden two-story building, which had been located northwest of the University Library on the Main Campus (the building has since been demolished). Successive directors of the Institute were Sukema Ojima, Masaaki Kosaka and Takeo Abe.
A movement toward merger of the three organizations originated in the end of 1946. In 1947 the Board of Directors of the Institute of Occidental Studies decided to disband their organization and contribute all its facilities and other assets to Kyoto University. Risaburo Torigai, the then president of Kyoto University, held discussions with Toru Haneda, the then director of the Institute of Oriental Studies, and began working to merge the Institute of Humanistic Studies, the Institute of Oriental Studies and the Institute of Occidental Studies. In April 1948, the Institute of Oriental Studies, then governed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, became affiliated to the Ministry of Education (which also governed Kyoto University). On November 20, 1948, three members representing these three organizations jointly held a symposium, which heralded the upcoming merger of the three organizations. In 1949, the new Institute was officially inaugurated; the English name originally was Research Institute for Humanistic Studies, this was changed to the current denomination Institute for Research in Humanities during the term of Professor Yutaka Tani as director of the Institute. At this time, it comprised 11 research sections with 11 professors, 14 associate professors and 19 assistants. Subsequently other sections were established, namely Social Anthropology (1959), Western Thought (1964), Japanese Culture (1969), Contemporary Chinese Studies (1975), Comparative Cultures (1978), History of Religions (1980), Comparative Sociology (1981), Japanology (1985) and the History of Languages (1988). The sections of Comparative Sociology and Japanology were operated by visiting professors from outside Japan. In addition, the Documentation Center for Oriental Studies was established in 1965.
In 1979, the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Oriental Studies (one of the predecessors of the Institute for Research in Humanities) was celebrated (November 9) and a commemorative publication (The 50 Years of the Institute for Research in Humanities) was issued.
In April 2000, the Institute for Research in Humanities radically restructured its organizations with the aim of its further development in response of changing social needs. The previous research sections were reorganized into five research divisions and an attached research center. To build a research system that meets changing social needs even more effectively, the Institute continued its restructuring. In April 2006, for instance, in cooperation with the Italian School of East Asian Studies and the Kyoto branches of l'Ecole Française d'Extrème Orient (EFEO), the Institute for Research in Humanities established a new facility named the International Center for Humanities Studies. In April 2007, with the National Institutes for the Humanities (one of the Inter-University Research Institute Corporations), the Institute jointly established another facility: the Research Center for Modern and Contemporary China.
To facilitate research and operational activities, at the Institute for Research in Humanities, research divisions are grouped into two departments: Humanities and Oriental Studies. Researcher members of these departments are required to participate in joint research programs, while at the same time pursuing their own research themes. The collective studies, which characterize the Institute for Research in Humanities, have a long history originating in the Institute's predecessors (the Institute of Oriental Studies and the Institute of Humanistic Studies). After the integration of the three organizations and the restructuring of the new organization, however, such collective studies began to play even more important roles in promoting interdisciplinary research thereby mitigating negative effects of excessive specialization.
As its main facility, the Institute for Research in Humanities used the building of the former Institute of Oriental Studies in Kitashirakawa. After the occupation forces returned the building of the Institute of Occidental Studies in Higashi Ichijo, the building was used as a branch facility. The main facility housed the administrative office, research rooms for Oriental studies and a related library; the branch office housed research rooms for Japanese and Western studies and related libraries. In the autumn of 1975, the branch in Higashi Ichijo was reconstructed into a new four-story building.
In May 2008, the Institute for Research in Humanities relocated its main functions to a building on Imadegawa Street, in the northern section of the Yoshida Campus.
The first director of the Institute for Research in Humanities was Takeo Abe, who began his service upon the establishment of the Institute in 1949. Directors who succeeded him are listed below.
|Shigeki Kaizuka
|April 1, 1949 – March 31, 1955
|Zenryu Tsukamoto
|April 1, 1955 – March 31, 1959
|Takeo Kuwabara
|April 1, 1959 – March 31, 1963
|Shikazo Mori
|April 1, 1963 – March 31, 1967
|Kiyoshi Yabuuchi
|April 1, 1967 – March 31, 1969
|Shikazo Mori
|April 1, 1969 – March 31, 1970
|Kenji Kawano
|April 1, 1970 – March 31, 1974
|Tatsusaburo Hayashiya
|April 1, 1974 – March 31, 1978
|Kenji Kawano
|April 1, 1978 – March 31, 1980
|Mitsuji Fukunaga
|April 1, 1980 – March 31, 1982
|Shunpei Ueyama
|April 1, 1982 – March 31, 1984
|Mitsukuni Yoshida
|April 1, 1984 – March 31, 1985
|Seizan Yanagida
|April 1, 1985 – March 31, 1986
|Minoru Takeuchi
|April 1, 1986 – March 31, 1987
|Yujiro Ozaki
|April 1, 1987 – March 31, 1989
|Yutaka Tani
|April 1, 1989 – March 31, 1991
|Tadao Yoshikawa
|April 1, 1991 – March 31, 1993
|Takashi Sakagami
|April 1, 1993 – March 31, 1997
|Yuzo Yamamoto
|April 1, 1997 – August 31, 1999
|Shoshin Kuwayama
|September 1, 1999 – October 31, 2001
|Takashi Sakagami
|November 1, 2001 – March 31, 2003
|Tokihiko Mori
|April 1, 2003 – March 31, 2005
|Bunkyo Kin
|April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2009
|Naoki Mizuno
|April 1, 2009 – March 31, 2011
|Shigeki Iwai
|April 1, 2011 – March 31, 2013
|Shinichi Yamamuro
|April 1, 2013 – March 31, 2015
|Ryoichi Inami
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Rich urban areas have far more trees than poor areas in the same city. In fact, the difference is so stark, income inequality can be seen from space, notes Tim De Chant on Per Square Mile, his blog covering "density" while humanity is busy making its global transition into a predominately urban species.
Research published a few years ago shows a tight relationship between per capita income and forest cover: The authors publishing in Landscape and Urban Planning found every 1% increase in per capita income increased demand for forest cover by 1.76%. When income dropped by this amount, demand decreased by 1.26%.
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|Jack Kelly
|Bart Maverick / ... (83 episodes, 1957-1962)
|James Garner
|Bret Maverick / ... (60 episodes, 1957-1962)
Series Directed by
|Leslie H. Martinson
|(18 episodes, 1957-1961)
|Douglas Heyes
|(13 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Richard L. Bare
|(11 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Arthur Lubin
|(11 episodes, 1959-1960)
|Leslie Goodwins
|(7 episodes, 1959-1960)
|Irving J. Moore
|(7 episodes, 1960-1962)
|John Ainsworth
|(4 episodes, 1961)
|Paul Landres
|(4 episodes, 1961)
|Budd Boetticher
|(3 episodes, 1957)
|James V. Kern
|(3 episodes, 1958-1960)
|Montgomery Pittman
|(3 episodes, 1958-1959)
|George Waggner
|(3 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Lee Sholem
|(3 episodes, 1960-1962)
|Michael O'Herlihy
|(3 episodes, 1961-1962)
|Franklin Adreon
|(2 episodes, 1957-1958)
|Abner Biberman
|(2 episodes, 1957)
|Lew Landers
|(2 episodes, 1959-1960)
|Paul Henreid
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Robert Douglas
|(2 episodes, 1960-1961)
|Marc Lawrence
|(2 episodes, 1961-1962)
|Sidney Salkow
|(2 episodes, 1962)
Series Writing credits
|Douglas Heyes
|(11 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Howard Browne
|(10 episodes, 1957-1961)
|Marion Hargrove
|(9 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Coles Trapnell
|(9 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Roy Huggins
|(8 episodes, 1957-1960)
|Robert Vincent Wright
|(7 episodes, 1959-1962)
|Don Tait
|(7 episodes, 1960-1961)
|George F. Slavin
|(6 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Leo Townsend
|(6 episodes, 1959-1960)
|Gerald Drayson Adams
|(5 episodes, 1957-1960)
|Gene Levitt
|(5 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Montgomery Pittman
|(5 episodes, 1958-1961)
|Leonard Praskins
|(5 episodes, 1959-1960)
|William Bruckner
|(5 episodes, 1961-1962)
|Russell S. Hughes
|(4 episodes, 1957-1958)
|Wells Root
|(4 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Ron Bishop
|(4 episodes, 1959-1960)
|Herman Epstein
|(4 episodes, 1959-1960)
|Leo Gordon
|(4 episodes, 1960-1961)
|Paul Leslie Peil
|(4 episodes, 1960-1961)
|James O'Hanlon
|(3 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Jerry Davis
|(3 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Irene Winston
|(3 episodes, 1961-1962)
|David Lang
|(3 episodes, 1961)
|Robert Louis Stevenson
|(2 episodes, 1957-1961)
|R. Wright Campbell
|(2 episodes, 1958-1960)
|Palmer Thompson
|(2 episodes, 1959-1961)
|William Driskill
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Arthur Paynter
|(2 episodes, 1960)
|Peter Germano
|(2 episodes, 1961)
Series Produced by
|William T. Orr
|executive producer (124 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Roy Huggins
|producer / executive producer (54 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Coles Trapnell
|producer (23 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Arthur W. Silver
|supervising producer / associate producer / ... (8 episodes, 1961-1962)
|William L. Stuart
|producer (8 episodes, 1961-1962)
|Howie Horwitz
|producer (2 episodes, 1961)
Series Original Music by
|John Neel
|(4 episodes, 1959-1961)
Series Cinematography by
|Harold E. Stine
|(24 episodes, 1957-1961)
|Ralph Woolsey
|(10 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Carl Berger
|(8 episodes, 1957-1961)
|Edwin B. DuPar
|(7 episodes, 1957-1961)
|Wesley Anderson
|(5 episodes, 1958-1960)
|Perry Finnerman
|(5 episodes, 1959-1960)
|Jacques R. Marquette
|(3 episodes, 1960-1962)
|Ellis W. Carter
|(2 episodes, 1957-1961)
|Floyd Crosby
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Roger Shearman
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Ray Fernstrom
|(2 episodes, 1960)
|Willard Van der Veer
|(2 episodes, 1961)
Series Film Editing by
|Carl Pingitore
|(10 episodes, 1957-1960)
|Elbert K. Hollingsworth
|(10 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Robert Watts
|(9 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Robert Sparr
|(9 episodes, 1957-1958)
|Harold Minter
|(7 episodes, 1957-1959)
|J. Frank O'Neill
|(5 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Clarence Kolster
|(3 episodes, 1959-1961)
|David Wages
|(3 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Walter S. Stern
|(3 episodes, 1959)
|Fred Bohanan
|(2 episodes, 1958-1960)
|Tom Biggart
|(2 episodes, 1958)
|Robert Crawford
|(2 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Robert B. Warwick Jr.
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Lloyd Nosler
|(2 episodes, 1960-1961)
Series Art Direction by
|Howard Campbell
|(40 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Art Loel
|(12 episodes, 1957-1958)
|William L. Campbell
|(8 episodes, 1960-1961)
|John Ewing
|(6 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Perry Ferguson
|(3 episodes, 1957-1959)
Series Set Decoration by
|Jerry Welch
|(19 episodes, 1957-1961)
|William Wallace
|(18 episodes, 1958-1959)
|Frank M. Miller
|(6 episodes, 1957-1960)
|Mowbray Berkeley
|(4 episodes, 1957-1958)
|Fay Babcock
|(3 episodes, 1958-1960)
|Ralph S. Hurst
|(3 episodes, 1958)
|Patrick Delany
|(2 episodes, 1957)
|Alfred E. Spencer
|(2 episodes, 1958)
|John P. Austin
|(2 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Ben Bone
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Hal Overell
|(2 episodes, 1960-1961)
Series Makeup Department
|Gordon Bau
|makeup supervisor (124 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Jean Burt Reilly
|supervising hair stylist (45 episodes, 1960-1962)
Series Production Management
|Oren Haglund
|production manager (80 episodes, 1957-1961)
Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
|Robert Farfan
|assistant director (14 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Rusty Meek
|assistant director (13 episodes, 1958-1959)
|C. Carter Gibson
|assistant director (7 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Don Alvarado
|assistant director (7 episodes, 1958-1959)
|Lee White
|assistant director (4 episodes, 1957)
|Claude Archer
|assistant director (3 episodes, 1957-1958)
|Eddie Prinz
|assistant director (2 episodes, 1957-1958)
|Claude Binyon Jr.
|assistant director (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
|William Kissell
|assistant director (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Chuck Hansen
|assistant director (2 episodes, 1959)
|John Francis Murphy
|assistant director (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
|Rex Bailey
|assistant director (2 episodes, 1961)
|Richard Maybery
|assistant director (2 episodes, 1961)
Series Art Department
|Donald P. Desmond
|set construction (27 episodes, 1957-1958)
|Roy Moore
|props (2 episodes, 1957)
Series Sound Department
|Samuel F. Goode
|sound (23 episodes, 1957-1961)
|Robert B. Lee
|sound (10 episodes, 1958-1961)
|Stanley Jones
|sound (8 episodes, 1957-1961)
|M.A. Merrick
|sound (5 episodes, 1958-1959)
|Francis E. Stahl
|sound (4 episodes, 1958-1960)
|Francis J. Scheid
|sound (3 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Charles Althouse
|sound (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
|B.F. Ryan
|sound (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
|Theodore B. Hoffman
|sound (2 episodes, 1958)
|Eugene F. Westfall
|sound (2 episodes, 1958)
|Ross Owen
|sound (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
Series Stunts
|Bobby Somers
|stunts (11 episodes, 1957-1959)
|Jack N. Young
|utility stunts (3 episodes, 1957)
Series Camera and Electrical Department
|Earl C. Williman
|lamp operator (13 episodes, 1961-1962)
Series Editorial Department
|James Moore
|supervising film editor (82 episodes, 1957-1961)
Series Music Department
|David Buttolph
|composer: theme music / composer: theme song (124 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Paul Francis Webster
|lyricist: theme music (124 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Max Steiner
|composer: stock music (117 episodes, 1957-1962)
|Tommy Morgan
|musician: harmonica (95 episodes, 1958-1962)
|Paul Sawtell
|music supervisor (12 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Bert Shefter
|music supervisor (12 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Ted Sebern
|music editor (4 episodes, 1959-1962)
|Sam E. Levin
|music editor (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
|Joe Inge
|music editor (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
|George Marsh
|music editor (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
"Maverick" ran for only five seasons. Early on, it was decided that the series would be best served by having two Mavericks, Bart, played by James Garner and Bret, played by Jack Kelly. By alternating the two leads, the productions for each's scripts could be shot at the same time. This led to the show's technical peculiarity. It had only one supervising producer and script supervisor, Roy Huggins, who was its creator; and he used four female assistants as script supervisors. Also, he employed 36 directors, 39 different writers, 17 cinematographers, 40 film editors, 8 art directors and 7 property masters all under Perry Ferguson as chief art director, 20 set decorators, 10 makeup personnel and 31 second-unit directors. This classic B/W show featured satires, dramas, adventures and comedies. It was inexpensively made sometimes, but offered attractive costumes and good actors, utilizing narration by the leads and clips from the Warner Brothers film library to avoid having to stage elaborate scenes. The Maverick brothers were designed by Roy Huggins to violate the Code of the West. While they could fight, and shoot, very bravely and effectively, they preferred not to fight, not to save people at great risk, not to do foolish things on a dare and not to keep up appearances. The show's creator also innovatively employed sidekicks for his leads, unusually frequently, and hired talented lead guest actors plus developing a stock company of continuing characters including Diane Brewster as larcenous and lovely Samantha Crawford, Kathleen Crowley as Melanie Blaine, Mike Road as Pearly Gates, Leo Gordon as Big Mike, and Gerald Mohr as Johnny Balero. Later, in 1960, Roger Moore played Beau Maverick, and Robert Colbert was added as cousin Brent in 1961, when Garner left the series. The leads played Texas men, a maverick being a name given to unbranded cattle in that part of the country. They gambled professionally, and continually sought after a large-enough prize to satisfy their hopes--which always eluded them somehow. Because of budgetary constraint, the writing and directing for the show were its hallmarks of quality, plus its fine guest stars. Memorable among these to me, who saw the original series, were Julie Adams, Mona Freeman, Buddy Ebsen, Abby Dalton, Ben Gage, Ruta Lee, Arthur Shields, Tol Avery, Gage Clark and many others. The ranks of the series' writers included TV stalwarts Ron Bishop, Carey Wilber, George Slavin, Gerald Drayson Adams, Wells Root, James O'Hanlon, Irene Winston, Marion Hargrove and Leo Townsend. The episode each week might be light-hearted or a dangerous mystery; frequently one Maverick or another sought a monetary prize at some risk or was cheated, kidnapped or involved in a hazardous business. Garner, with his touch for comedy, was usually given more laughs per hour. In his scripts; he fought, romanced, played cards, observed, commented and was misused. But the narrative lines of Jack Kelly's scripts were every bit as good or better, although he avoided the physical with more dexterity. The hallmark of the series I suggest was that it was about objectivists--purposive men who dealt with reality as they found it, without employing denial, wishful thinking or conventional or religious self-delusions. "My 'ol Pappy used to say," one of the brothers would drawl, and then he would proceed to state the truth, setting wisdom against the usual way men looked at things. The show is was pure Roy Huggins; he employed noted directors and talented producers such as Coles Trapnell, William P. D'Angelo, Howie Horwitz, Arthur W. Silver, William L. Stuart plus fine actors to get the result he wanted. Without him, "Maverick" would not be the "legend of the West" it has become; along with "Cheyenne", "Bonanza" and "Gunsmoke", the program was a towering hit and a trend-setting show at a time when the character-based western was deservedly eclipsing all other genres. The series was adult,American and a delight, at a time when individualism was still a desirable philosophical goal to U.S. citizens and not a buzzword for its opponents to misuse while they attacked the concept. The man who lives by his own standards is only dangerous to the bad guys; the Maverick outsmarted the honest and cheated only criminals. They went "riding the trail to who knows where" as their theme song said, with luck as a companion and an intelligent gamble as their way of life. We loved them in 1957; we who enjoyed their adventures then miss them today. They and their self-assertive sort.
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snow feel today in my hunting area.aggggg and i had to be elsewhere:bag:
Yeah I seen on the news where New Jersey was getting a good one. I doubt us Tennesseans have anything to worry about..
I wish I could get snowed in for a couple of days. A hunting I would go. Got a woodstove for heat and to cook on. The neighbors without heat can come sleep at my house.. We could have a good ol time.
I LOVE hunting when there's snow on the ground.
This morning I woke up to about 1-1/2 inches on the ground :w00t: and none of the hunting season are open. :mad:
the next open season is Youth weekend it's Nov 8th & 9th
Our rifle season doesn't begin until Nov. 15th - 30th.
Bahh HumBug ! :mad:
well dont despair bruce its supposed to be a long white winter up north:ibtl:
I'm with you BB, I love hunting with it snowing out, not windy, just quiet woods and falling snow, well some soft footsteps would be ok.:lol:
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