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					<description><![CDATA[She definitely lives up to her surname.  Sypher, a variant of the word Cypher, means (according to Dictionary.com) one of several unflattering things:  1) zero; 2) something  of  no  value  or  importance; or 3) a person of no influence; a nonentity.

Maybe she&#039;s English because English last names often describe what somebody does (or is).  Bakers baked bread, Weavers were actually weavers, Porters worked as porters, Tailors (or Taylors, Americanized) often tailored, you get the idea.

Sounds like Ms. Sypher is a total zero, as her name implies.  Too bad Pitino got mixed up with such a crazy person.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>She definitely lives up to her surname.  Sypher, a variant of the word Cypher, means (according to Dictionary.com) one of several unflattering things:  1) zero; 2) something  of  no  value  or  importance; or 3) a person of no influence; a nonentity.</p>
<p>Maybe she&#8217;s English because English last names often describe what somebody does (or is).  Bakers baked bread, Weavers were actually weavers, Porters worked as porters, Tailors (or Taylors, Americanized) often tailored, you get the idea.</p>
<p>Sounds like Ms. Sypher is a total zero, as her name implies.  Too bad Pitino got mixed up with such a crazy person.</p>
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