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Put in its simplest terms, few coins of any denomination have a decade of production and low survival such as seen in the case of half eagles from the 1820s. Very few collectors have attempted or completed such a set. Indeed, only one such set could be completed since there are only three 1822 half eagles known, of which two are impounded in the Smithsonian and only one is in private hands. The story is well-known and has been oft-repeated how meltings took a heavy toll on these coins as their bullion content was actually worth more than their face value. The 1824 gives a graphic demonstration of how severely these meltings affected this series. The recorded mintage of the 1824 five dollar was 17,340 pieces. Today it is believed that fewer than 20 coins exist.
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I've written a lot about my 3-year-old. She and I are PLAYTIME regulars, visiting shopping centers, lifestyle centers, restaurants and even water parks with PLAYTIME playground equipment. But have I mentioned that I also have two tweenagers? No?! Well, that's because -- quite honestly -- they have outgrown the soft playground experience, literally. They are too tall! But now, PLAYTIME has answered yet another of my Mommy Prayers, with PlayTouch.
PlayTouch powered by PLAYTIME is a state-of-the-art video game console with a screen that supports high-definition, three-dimensional (HD/3D) play. With a 22-inch screen and more than 100 games in six languages, PlayTouch game consoles are the perfect complement to PLAYTIME's soft play areas! Now, retailers, dentists, hospitals and restaurants can entertain every kid in the family -- with soft play or PlayTouch!
I have darling pictures of my two older girls (now 10 and 11) playing in the nearby mall playground when they were 2 and 3. DARLING! The pigtails, the sweet dresses, the eager-to-please faces. Now, though, those two kids simply humor me as I haul their little sister to the soft playgrounds around our city. They think their little sister is cute, but they're too tall to play with her.
Imagine my joy when PLAYTIME recently released PlayTouch! These awesome game consoles are super-easy for businesses to install (just plug-n-play) and they have games that my girls can't find ANYWHERE else, so the experience is brand new for them.
So, this mama is on a mission (a Mama-Mission!). I would like to see my kids' dentists and pediatricians, our city's shopping centers, and even nearby restaurants install these game consoles. THEN (oh, I can hardly write this without giggling insanely) ALL THREE OF MY CHILDREN WILL BE ENTERTAINED AT THE SAME TIME AT THE SAME PLACE!! Dare I dream?
And can you even imagine how moms would flock to businesses that know how to entertain kids of every age? FLOCK, I tell you.
Thanks - AGAIN - PLAYTIME, for responding to a need! Moms need this. Businesses need this. Pediatricians and denists need this.
Let the FLOCKING begin!
I recently had the opportunity to interview Krystal Hurst, owner of DallasMomsBlog.org. She has the very rewarding job of -- yes, motherhood, of course -- but also of connecting other parents in the Dallas area to each other. She does this primarily through social media: her blog and Facebook.
I interviewed Krystal because DallasMomsBlog (DMB) recently hosted a booth at the grand opening of Galleria Dallas' new indoor playground! Krystal believed it was worth her company's time and money to host this booth because parents from the Dallas area would be flocking to the new indoor playground, which was created by PLAYTIME.
She said, "Play areas in malls are very important, especially in Texas. It's the end of May and it's already 90 degrees here. It can be very hard to find a place to go to beat the heat. With a mall playground, we can go there, play, have lunch, come home and put the kids down for a nap. It's nice to go and do multiple things rather than just go to the park and go home."
Krystal even helps Dallas parents to set up play dates at the mall playground, and she arranges moms' nights out and even a date night this coming summer. All of these efforts are aimed at the goal of helping parents create community during a time in their lives when it can be easy to feel isolated.
"I hear from moms all the time who say that, when they found DMB, they found a network and wanted to be a part of it," says Krystal. "They say, 'I thought I was alone.'"
So, here's the PLAYTIME MOM confession: My oldest daughter is 11, nearly 12, and my youngest daughter is 3. I can tell you that in the years between their births, the rise of social media has been remarkable, and its ability to help moms is invaluable. When my oldest was born, I had no idea how to connect with other moms. The Internet was just coming into its own. There was no texting and nary a smartphone to be found. Compared to today, it was like mothering in a cave.
Now, with my 3-year-old, I can plan playdates at mall playgrounds just by swiping my finger across my phone, check out my favorite moms groups on Facebook, moan about sick kids and dirty floors to appreciative audiences -- feeling like part of a community!
I'm grateful to mom media like DallasMomsBlog for arranging playdates at soft playgrounds and for helping me to feel less isolated -- in both my hard days and my great days!
You're not alone. We're all stuck in our house sometimes. Get online and feel like part of a community!
Thanks to a monster house going up behind my house, I have run over many nails and other construction paraphernalia. Luckily, I bought my tires from Discount Tire and all I have to do is show up, point out the problem, and they repair or replace my tires - no questions asked.
So, yesterday, I got my older girls off to school, loaded up my 3-year-old and headed to Discount Tire with yet another screw stuck into the side of my tire. Luckily, this one didn't puncture anything important. I had made an appointment so I basically handed them my keys with relief.
But then the hard part started. I was stranded in their lobby with a 3-year-old. Now, they have a very clean lobby with bright sunshine streaming in. And they had multiple display racks of tires all over the place. Sooooo, what do YOU think my sweet cherub wanted to do as we waited? That's right -- she crawled INTO the tires.
You know where this is going, right?
Discount Tire needs a PLAYTIME play area for toddlers! This particular location had PLENTY of room for one of PLAYTIME's Little Footprints play areas. And can you imagine how fun it would be to walk into a tire store and set your child loose in a custom-designed play area that looks like -- wait for it -- a tire display?! My child would have gone bananas (in a good way).
And let's not forget all the poor people who had to wait WITH me and my darling daughter. The man trying to read his book would have loved a toddler playground at Discount Tire. The woman who looked like a nun would have liked a toddler playground at Discount Tire. The poor employee who was checking in new customers -- sneaking polite, nervous smiles at me as I chased my energetic child around his lobby -- would have liked a toddler playground at Discount Tire.
I ended up out in the parking lot, letting her throw rocks around. After an hour of trying to manage her, my car was done... but I was ready for a nap!
So, now my question to YOU! Where else would you like to see a PLAYTIME playground for toddlers? Target! (like, duh, right?) Wal-Mart! Chipotle! Tell me!
I have to show you a picture of a toddler play element that astounds me. It's a fish. Yes, a fish. A gorgeous, three-dimensional, soft, colorful fish that children can play on.
Now, imagine if you will, the artistry that went into creating that single play element for children. It started as a big block of Styrofoam! A PLAYTIME sculptor had to carve the fish from Styrofoam. Then, it was placed in a humongous vault where it was coated over and over with what PLAYTIME lovingly calls "goop." Once dried, the artists had a rather sickly looking, yellowish fish upon which to create this masterpiece.
The PLAYTIME artists sketch by hand and on fancy computer equipment to arrive at the design they want on the fish. But do you know how those colors actually get onto the fish? Hand-painted. Airbrush artists and fine artists hand-paint each PLAYTIME play element and their skills make it possible for the creatures and objects to look real or completely fantastical.
Check out this hand-painted turtle! Unlike the fish, it is painted by our wildlife art specialists to look like a real turtle.
When toddlers see these playgrounds, they go "ga ga!" (sometimes literally.)
I find it inspiring. With three children who have all enjoyed PLAYTIME's world-class play areas, I know that their eyes light up when they see these gorgeous, vibrant play pieces. I also know that their brains light up. Their powerful imaginations take off and suddenly they are swimming with fish and riding turtles.
I would so much rather have my toddler and elementary school children playing on a PLAYTIME play area than crawling through tubes and tunnels. Thanks for the toddler playgrounds, PLAYTIME!
I was recently lucky enough to travel through the Dallas - Fort Worth International Airport where they have NOT ONE, NOT TWO, but THREE indoor play areas for toddlers! Sadly (depending on your point of view), I didn't have my kids with me. But do you think that stopped me from visiting the indoor playground? Not. A. Chance.
There are so many reasons that I love PLAYTIME's indoor playgrounds. Yes, of course, the soft play structures are key. But I also love many of the playground features that they add to make sure the experience is fun and safe for kids -- and managable for parents. For example, the safety flooring and the shoe cubbies!
Kids need to remove their shoes to play properly on the soft play equipment. Oh, sure, it keeps the equipment in better condition, but the REAL reason kids should take off their shoes and socks is because they can climb better! So, can you imagine what it would be like if all those kids chucked their shoes all over the place? Bedlam. And who needs MORE bedlam as a parent? Not I. The shoe cubbies keep the play area orderly.
And how about that soft playground flooring? I think I've mentioned my love for PLAYTIME's carpet before. Seriously, the cute ladybugs and towering trees are great but they'd lack "oomph" without the context and color that the gorgeous flooring provides! And, even better, it's soft! I have three children now, so I hardly blink when they fall. (Poor kids. It takes a lot to get a rise out of Mom these days.) But I do love the fact that my youngest can climb and crawl all over the place, take a tumble, and she actually thinks that's part of the fun because the flooring is so soft.
I've seen my share of indoor playgrounds for toddlers and, honestly, there is no comparison to the play area features that PLAYTIME creates. They think of everything!
I live in Denver, where we just got smacked with a bunch of snow (thank goodness! we need it!) and FREEZING temperatures (9 degrees this morning.) Where can a cabin-fever-crazed mama take her toddler for playtime?!
Thank goodness the mall near my house, Cherry Creek Shopping Center, has a soft, indoor playground for children. If you live in Denver, you know this mall. If you live in Denver and you have children, you LOVE this mall because it has one of the best-ever soft playgrounds. Not only is it big enough for lots of children to play, but it features some of my favorite Warner Bros. characters!
Sponsored by Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children (where my daughter just got her second set of ear tubes. YES, I did think fondly of the sponsored play area when I arrived at the hospital, so there's good brand exposure, I'd say!), The Rocky Mountain Play Park includes all the adventurous activities that we can do here in Colorful Colorado.
The themed Play Park features Bugs Bunny as he takes a "carrot break" from his hike, a river raft ride with Sylvester and Tweety, a slide with Porky Pig and Martin the Martian, the Tazmanian Devil, Elmer Fudd, and much, much more.
While we're there, I always wander the mall -- it's better than going back to my house and playing blocks yet one more time. Often, I meet my friends there and we get some grown-up talking and shopping done. See?! Everyone's happy!
So, when the weather outside is frightful, and my toddler is not so delightful, I know exactly where to take her!
Lately, it's been hard to feel creative. Maybe it's the steel-gray clouds outside. Maybe it's my washable-marker fatigue. But I have not been very good lately about finding great playtime outlets for my kids. This is yet another reason that I am a fan of the soft playgrounds that you can find at malls, restaurants and parks these days!
I know every mom has "been there." You have bags of materials for your kids to play with -- water colors, funky papers, crayons, Play Doh, pipe cleaners, tongue depressers, balloons, glow sticks, straight jackets (wait, is that just me?) and yet you look at the stuff and think (like a kid staring into a jam-packed refrigerator who thinks there's nothing to eat), "There's nothing to do!"
Those are the moment when I really need my children to entertain themselves. But, as I've said before, I'm no rookie at this motherhood gig. I'm not going to set them loose and leave the room while they play with water colors, pipe cleaners, glitter, glue and glaze. Rather, I want to set them loose at a soft playground!
My nearby mall, Cherry Creek Shopping Center in Denver, has an AWESOME soft play area where I often see friends setting their kids loose for playtime, too. There we are... SITTING TOGETHER! Yes, I said sitting. Together. Enjoying coffee while our children climb, tunnel, slide and gallop around the squishy, soft playground like little bandits. I stare at them thinking, "Thank goodness they're not trashing my home right now." No, wait. I mean, I sit there thinking, "What lovely bundles of joy they are."
You see, Moms need playtime, too! We need our kids to romp... not on our bodies as if we're jungle gyms made for their climbing pleasure ... but on equipment made for their little hands and feet, on carpet that cushions their bounces, on themed elements that inspire their rapid-fire imaginations.
I'm so grateful to the malls and other retailers who provide me and my children with these outlets. I guarantee that those are the places where I get my shopping done... because I CAN get my shopping done.
Let's here it for a little playtime!
I just interviewed Lisa McCracken at Charleston Town Center in Charleston, WV and she told me about one of the coolest soft play areas ever. Not only is it fun for children but it's educational, too.
Lisa told me that West Virginia is considered the most obese state in the nation. Sadly, that trend is affecting its children tremendously, with rapidly increasing rates of Type II Diabetes among children. It turns out, the children aren't playing as much as they should. They're watching too much television and drinking too many sugary drinks.
Enter Charleston Area Medical Center. This progressive hospital reached out to Charleston Town Center and said, "If you build a soft play area for children, we'll sponsor it." Together, the two entities decided to provide the community with a healthy-themed play area unlike any play area I've ever written about!
This indoor play area targets toddlers and preschoolers because, says Lisa, "Research shows that the younger you can share healthy messages, the more likely they are to stick with people into a healthy adulthood."
This soft play area includes a Twister game in the carpeting with the spinner on the wall, as well as carrots, grapes and broccoli for climbing and sliding. The safety carpeting also includes a path that children can follow with their parents, stopping to do jumping jacks and toe-touches along the way.
This new indoor play area follows the goals set forth in the national 5-2-1-0 Initiative. (See a video here.)
Lisa said that many, many people and organizations in the state of West Virginia are working hard to change their citizens' habits. It seems to me that getting children to PLAY MORE should be a mission we could all get behind and, like my daughter always screams when I'm pushing her on the swing, "Push higher!"
I am Mama! Hear me Roar! I am tired of tubes and tunnels for playgrounds! Why does commercial indoor playground equipment have to be made of hard plastic? Or consist of elements that block my view of my child? Or make me squeamish by the very thought of the germs, old food and who-knows-what stuck in the riveted seams?
Hear me retailers and fast food providers! You're turning me away with those tubes and tunnels!
I like (no, I love) soft playgrounds. First of all, I never lose sight of my child. That's key to my sanity and my enjoyment of your establishment. Secondly, whenever I've visited malls or stores with commercial indoor playground equipment, I actually witness them cleaning it! And it looks easy! There are no nooks and crannies where bugs and food hide in wait for my child. Third, soft playgrounds are... well, soft! The squishy, huggable elements allow my daughter to climb and crawl all over them without fear of pinches or stumbles.
And there's another reason that I adore soft commercial indoor playground equipment: It inspires my daughter's imagination. PLAYTIME is the absolute best at creating entire three-dimensional landscapes in which my daughter invents stories and adventures.
For example, check out the new soft playground at Pine Centre Mall! I swear, a kid could go "camping" there, pretend to hide from bears, catch fish in the pond, roast marshmallows or climb a tree!
There's simply no comparison. It even LOOKS healthier and safer.
PLAYTIME creates custom, themed commercial indoor playground equipment for shopping centers, museums, zoos, airports, restaurants, and more! What a beautiful, playful, safe world it would be if we could install PLAYTIME around the globe! (Hey, a mama can dream.)
My daughter is two years old and she goes to a childcare facility with... well... OLD daycare playground equipment! The faculty and staff at this program are amazing! They're all uber-educated, the center is accredited up the yin-yang and my daughter learns basic skills and kindness. But the first impression that prospective parents get when they walk on the grounds is of a run-down, old facility.
The center needs PLAYTIME's amazing outdoor soft play equipment. The colors alone would add a vibrancy that would instantly appeal to children and give parents the best first impression possible. Yes, daycare playground equipment can give a make-or-break impression for parents.
Let's face it: when parents search for the people and the place where they want to leave their children for hours and hours each day, they're picky.
Even fitness centers know the value of appealing play equipment. Some even use gorgeous play equipment to sell memberships to their gym! Greenwood Athletic and Tennis Club replaced their old, hard plastic play structures with PLAYTIME and say that their memberships jumped. Same with the Newton Athletic Club.
There is much for daycare providers to love about PLAYTIME. It's naturally antibacterial, accessible to children of different abilities, easy to clean, and durable.
"Our daycare playground equipment from PLAYTIME stays clean through rain and snow," says Dianne Petersen, Director of Kid Zone Childcare Center. "The pieces handle our weather really well. They are very low maintenance."
And, honestly, PLAYTIME's soft playground equipment is just more fun than plastic picnic tables and hard plastic slides. It even encrourages kids to use their imagination!
Clearly, I'm a mom on a mission.
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Friends and co-workers of Tattnall County chief deputy Jamie Smiley have planned a fundraising carnival to help Smiley's six year old son, Micah. Doctors recently diagnosed Micah with lymphoma, a form of cancer.
"Miracles of Micah" will take place from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday in the Veterans Memorial Park in downtown Reidsville. It will include inflatable jumps, live music, patrol cars, fire trucks and other displays as well as games and food.
"The response has just been great," noted Raymond Bradley of the Tattnall County Sheriff's Office. "Tattnall County is like one big family when someone is in need."
The day includes a 5k race at 4 p.m. For more information about the month-long campaign to help the Smileys, visit https://www.facebook.com/pages/Miracles-for-Micah/183271055130330?fref=ts.
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Many people with an existing, non-radiant slab would like to enjoy the benefits of radiant heat, but don't want to jackhammer their floor, haul away tons of concrete, and re-pour a new radiant slab. Can't say I blame them. The solution is a new suspended slab, of course, and one of the techniques for accomplishing this is illustrated in the photos below.
From here, the tubing from each circuit will either "home run" all the way back to the Zone Manifold, or (preferably) connect to a "slab manifold" or "site-built header" closer to the zone. In the latter case, two insulated 3/4" copper pipes, one for supply and one for return, will connect the "slab manifold" to the Zone Manifold.
The advantage to this "slab manifold" method is simplicity....especially for zones with many circuits. Without a manifold close to the zone, a pair of tubes from every circuit (supply and return) has to get back to the mechanical room. In a zone with six circuits, for example, that's twelve PEX lines coming and going from the mechanical room to the zone. There's no easy way to cleanly manage that kind of tubing cluster.


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What is SDEC?SDEC is an annual conference hosted by Protegra where industry professionals share their own real-world experiences gained through delivering solutions.
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The two major places to visit northeast of Cusco are Paucartambo, 112km from Cusco, and Tres Cruces, another 50km beyond Paucartambo. The road between the two follows the Kosnipata Valley ("Valley of Smoke"), then continues through cloudy tropical mountain scenery to the mission of Shintuya on the edge of the Manu National Park. Legend has it that the Kosnipata enchants anyone who drinks from its waters at Paucartambo, drawing them to return again and again.
The area along the Río Urubamba from Machu Picchu onwards, to the north, is a quiet, relatively accessible corner of the Peruvian wilderness. As you descend from Ollantaytambo, the vegetation along the valley turns gradually into jungle, thickening and getting greener by the kilometre, as the air gets steadily warmer and more humid. Most people heading down here get as far as the town of Quillabamba, but the road continues deeper into the rainforest where it meets the navigable jungle river at Ivochote. Many come to this region to explore its mountains, cloud forest and rainforest areas, either to check out known Inca ruins or to search out some new ones. It's relatively easy to visit the hilltop ruins of the palace at Vitcos, a site of Inca blood sacrifices, and possible – though an expedition of six days or more – to explore the more remote ruins at Espíritu Pampa, now thought to be the site of the legendary lost city of Vilcabamba.Read More
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Major Inca sites are still being discovered in this jungle region. In April 2002 British explorer Hugh Thomson – author of The White Rock – and American archeologist Gary Ziegler, following rumours of a lost city, led an expedition, which discovered an Inca city in the virtually inaccessible valley bottom at the confluence of the ríos Yanama and Blanco in the Vilcabamba region. Apparently seen briefly by Hiram Bingham nearly a hundred years ago, the coordinates were never recorded and this settlement of forty main buildings set around a central plaza hadn't been spotted since. Although very difficult to access – due to river erosion – there appears to have been an Inca road running through the valley, probably connecting this site to the great Inca citadel of Choquequirao. This settlement is believed to have been Manco Inca's hideout during his rebellion against the conquistadors, which lasted until his execution in Cusco in 1572.


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Please complete the official University application prior to audition. The application form can be accessed online at: liu.edu/brooklyn/apply.
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"I have made this Chocolate Cake since my children were little," says Ceci Droll of Golden, Colorado. "Would you believe my first daughter, Barbara, will be 72 this year?" she laughs. That makes Ceci's delicious from-scratch cake a tried-and-true recipe indeed!
"Barbara was three when her dad, Robert, went down with his ship during WWII," Ceci continues. "After that I was a Rosy the Riveter at Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach, California."
Eventually Ceci met her second husband, Edward. "He was also a sailor," she says. "On our first date I took my daughter with me. Edward's people were in Colorado so when he got out of the Navy, we settled there and had four more children."
All of Ceci's kids loved their mom's baked delights.
Today her daughters cherish coming in the door to meet the familiar aromas of the treats they grew up with, like homemade cherry pie (Ceci's secret is adding a pinch of Penzeys mace) and this classic Chocolate Cake.
Few things bring greater joy to the Penzeys photo studio than shooting chocolate cake (except eating it).
Preheat oven to 375°. Grease three 8-inch cake pans or one 9x13 pan and dust with cocoa powder. If you only have 9" cake pans, you can use them but the cake will be a bit thinner. In a small sauce pan, bring the water to a boil. Place the cocoa in a small bowl. Add the boiling water. Add the butter and stir until melted. In a medium bowl, combine the eggs, VANILLA and ⅓ of the cocoa mixture. In a large mixing bowl combine the flour, cornstarch, sugar, baking soda, salt and baking powder. Add the remaining ⅔ cocoa mixture and beat just until smooth. Add the egg mixture a little at time and beat until just smooth. Pour into the prepared pans. Bake at 375° for 20-25 minutes for 8-inch pans, a few minutes less for 9" pans, and 30-35 minutes for a 9x13 pan. When done the center will spring back when lightly touched, or when a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool in the pans for 5 minutes, then turn onto wire racks to cool completely.
While the cake cools, prepare the icing by melting the butter and chocolate in an oven-proof bowl in the still warm oven or in a small saucepan on low heat. Sift the powdered sugar into a mixing bowl. Add the hot milk and beat until smooth. Add the VANILLA and melted butter and chocolate and beat on low for about 5 minutes until very smooth. Cool to room temperature and frost the cake. Serve and enjoy! Homemade cakes are best eaten within a day or at most two, as they have no artificial moisteners or preservatives to keep them from drying out once cut. A covered cake plate can help, as can patting plastic wrap into the cut edge.
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Serving Size 1 slice (102g); Calories 310; Calories from fat 100; Total fat 12g; Cholesterol 40mg; Sodium 290mg; Carbohydrate 54g; Dietary Fiber 3g.


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Contact Details
| Frank Barry is Professor of Cellular Therapy at the National University of Ireland Galway and a principle investigator at the Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI). Here he directs a large group of researchers who focus on the development of new repair strategies in stem cell therapy and gene therapy in orthopaedics. REMEDI includes a GMP stem cell manufacturing facility for the preparation of stem cells for use in human clinical studies.
Frank Barry has contributed to the fields of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine by developing innovative and successful cellular therapies for the treatment of acute joint injury and arthritic disease. This has included the generation of a large body of new data in groundbreaking preclinical studies, and has lead to the first phase of clinical testing of mesenchymal stem cells in clinical trials for joint injury. In addition he has developed new techniques for the isolation, characterization and commitment of bone marrow stem cells and has described the phenotypic changes seen in these cells in patients with advanced osteoarthritis. These studies indicated that patients have functionally depleted reservoirs of stem cells in the marrow. These data suggest that stem cells may be a component of the diseases process and at the least will influence future strategies in cell-based repair for these patients.
In a career that has spanned both industry and academic research, he has been a driver in the development of cellular therapy as a biological repair strategy. It is his belief that the application of new technologies in regenerative medicine, including cellular therapy, gene therapy, growth factor augmentation, implantable scaffolds and nanomaterials, will have a profound impact in Orthopaedics. Frank Barry was the recipient of the 2012 Marshall Urist Award for excellence in tissue regeneration research from the Orthopaedic Research Society. In 2013 he was elected Senior Fellow of the International Cartilage Repair Society.
Research Interests
|His current research interests include the basic biology of the cell and therapeutic applications of stem cells in the areas of arthritic diseases and joint injury, tissue engineering applications in orthopedic medicine, cartilage biology and extracellular matrix biology. He has published extensively in scientific journals, book chapter, conference and workshops, many of which were invited papers and reviews. In addition, he acts as a referee for several prestigious International Scientific Journals such as Biochemica Biophysica Acta, Nature Biotechnology, the Journals of Biological Chemistry, Orthopaedic Research and Histochemistry and Cytochemistry, as well as specialist scientific journals including Tissue Engineering, Arthritis and Rheumatism and Osteoarthritis and Cartilage. He has organized a number of prestigious stem cell conferences such as the Webex Conference on Stem Cells in Cartilage Repair. Dr. Barry is involved in several international and national research projects with leading scientists in cellular therapy and arthritis. He is a member of the NIH SBIR Study Section for Orthopaedic Tissue Engineering and the Corporate Relations Committee of the Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilities. He sits on the Advisory Boards of the MIT Centre for Biomedical Engineering and the International Cartilage Repair Society. He is a member of a number of Learned Societies including the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Biochemistry Society and the Tissue Engineering Society International, and the Orthopaedic Society. He continues to lecture on Basic and Advanced Biochemistry, Protein Chemistry, Enzymology, Industrial Biochemistry, Biochemical Techniques, Extracellular Matrix Biochemistry, Stem Cell Therapies, Biomedical Engineering, and Societal and Ethical Issues in Biotechnology at both graduate and post-graduate level on the Graduate Programme in Biotechnology at John Hopkins University.
Book Chapters
|Murphy, M., Curtin, C., Duffy, G., Kavanagh, C., O'Brien, T., Barry, F. (2012) 'Mesenchymal stem cells in regenerative medicine' In: J. F. Stoltz (eds). Regenerative Medicine and Cell Therapy. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: IOS Press. [DOI] [Details]
|Murphy JM and FP Barry (2000) 'Chondrogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells on matrices of hyaluronan derivatives' In: Abatangelo, G.; Weigel, P.H (eds). New Frontiers in Medical Sciences: Redefining Hyaluronan. Amsterdam: Elsevier. [Details]
|Barry FP, Maciewicz, RA and MT Bayliss (1995) 'Techniques in Protein Chemistry' In: [Details]
|Neame PJ, and FP Barry (1994) 'Proteoglycans' In: Jolles, P (eds). Birkhauser, Basle. [Details]
|Neame, PJ, and FP Barry (1993) 'Techniques in Protein Chemistry' In: [Details]
|Plaas, AH, Barry, FP, and S Wong-Palms (1992) 'Articular Cartilage and Osteoarthritis' In: Kuettner, K.E.; Schleyerbach, R (eds). Raven Press, New York. [Details]
|Barry, FP, and S Doonan (1982) 'Proteinase and Mammalian Tissues and Cells' In: Kirschke, H (eds). Martin Luther Universitat, Halle. [Details]
Peer Reviewed Journals
|Sullivan C, Barry F, Ritter T, O'Flatharta C, Howard L, Shaw G, Anegon I, Murphy M (2013) 'Allogeneic Murine Mesenchymal Stem Cells: Migration to Inflamed Joints In Vivo and Amelioration of Collagen Induced Arthritis When Transduced to Express CTLA4Ig'. Stem Cells and Development, . [DOI] [Details]
|Barry F, Murphy M (2013) 'Mesenchymal stem cells in joint disease and repair'. Nature Reviews Rheumatology, 9 (10):584-594. [DOI] [Details]
|Norkus M, Kilmartin L, Fay D, Murphy MJ, Olaighin G, Barry F (2013) 'The effect of temperature elevation on cryopreserved mesenchymal stem cells'. Cryo letters, 34 (4):349-359. [Details]
|Curley, GF,Ansari, B,Hayes, M,Devaney, J,Masterson, C,Ryan, A,Barry, F,O'Brien, T,O' Toole, D,Laffey, JG (2013) 'Effects of Intratracheal Mesenchymal Stromal Cell Therapy during Recovery and Resolution after Ventilator-induced Lung Injury'. Anesthesiology, 118 :924-933. [DOI] [Details]
|Bulman, SE,Barron, V,Coleman, CM,Barry, F (2013) 'Enhancing the Mesenchymal Stem Cell Therapeutic Response: Cell Localization and Support for Cartilage Repair'. Tissue Engineering Part B-Reviews, 19 :58-68. [DOI] [Details]
|Coleman, CM,Vaughan, EE,Browe, DC,Mooney, E,Howard, L,Barry, F (2013) 'Growth Differentiation Factor-5 Enhances In Vitro Mesenchymal Stromal Cell Chondrogenesis and Hypertrophy'. Stem Cells And Development, 22 :1968-1976. [DOI] [Details]
|McFadden TM, Duffy GP, Allen AB, Stevens HY, Schwarzmaier SM, Plesnila N, Murphy JM, Barry FP, Guldberg RE, O'Brien FJ (2013) 'The delayed addition of human mesenchymal stem cells to pre-formed endothelial cell networks results in functional vascularization of a collagen-glycosaminoglycan scaffold in vivo'. Acta Biomaterialia, . [DOI] [Details]
|Tierney EG, McSorley K, Hastings CL, Cryan SA, O'Brien T, Murphy MJ, Barry FP, O'Brien FJ, Duffy GP (2013) 'High levels of ephrinB2 over-expression increases the osteogenic differentiation of human mesenchymal stem cells and promotes enhanced cell mediated mineralisation in a polyethyleneimine-ephrinB2 gene-activated matrix'. J Control Release, 165 (3):173-182. [DOI] [Details]
|Ansboro, S,Greiser, U,Barry, F,Murphy, M (2012) 'STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVED TARGETING OF THERAPEUTIC CELLS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TISSUE REPAIR'. European Cells & Materials, 23 :310-319. [Details]
|Sharif, F,Hynes, SO,McCullagh, KJA,Ganley, S,Greiser, U,McHugh, P,Crowley, J,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2012) 'Gene-eluting stents: non-viral, liposome-based gene delivery of eNOS to the blood vessel wall in vivo results in enhanced endothelialization but does not reduce restenosis in a hypercholesterolemic model'. Gene Therapy, 19 :321-328. [DOI] [Details]
|Sullivan, C,Murphy, JM,Griffin, MD,Porter, RM,Evans, CH,O'Flatharta, C,Shaw, G,Barry, F (2012) 'Genetic mismatch affects the immunosuppressive properties of mesenchymal stem cells in vitro and their ability to influence the course of collagen-induced arthritis'. Arthritis Research & Therapy, 14 . [DOI] [Details]
|Curley G, Hayes M, Ansari B, Shaw G, Ryan A, Barry F, O'Brien T, O'Toole D, Laffey JG (2012) 'Mesenchymal Stem Cells enhance recovery and repair following Ventilation Induced Lung Injury in the Rat'. Thorax, . [Details]
|Hastings CL, Kelly HM, Murphy MJ, Barry FP, O'Brien FJ, Duffy GP (2012) 'Development of a thermoresponsive chitosan gel combined with human mesenchymal stem cells and desferrioxamine as a multimodal pro-angiogenic therapeutic for the treatment of critical limb ischaemia'. J Control Release, 161 (1):73-80. [DOI] [Details]
|Norkus, M,Fay, D,Murphy, MJ,Barry, F,OLaighin, G,Kilmartin, L (2012) 'On the Application of Active Learning and Gaussian Processes in Postcryopreservation Cell Membrane Integrity Experiments'. Ieee-Acm Transactions On Computational Biology And Bioinformatics, 9 :846-856. [DOI] [Details]
|Mooney E, Mackle JN, Blond DJ, O'Cearbhaill E, Shaw G, Blau WJ, Barry FP, Barron V, Murphy JM (2012) 'The electrical stimulation of carbon nanotubes to provide a cardiomimetic cue to MSCs'. Biomaterials, 33 (26):6132-6139. [DOI] [Details]
|Schu, S,Nosov, M,O'Flynn, L,Shaw, G,Treacy, O,Barry, F,Murphy, M,O'Brien, T,Ritter, T (2012) 'Immunogenicity of allogeneic mesenchymal stem cells'. Journal Of Cellular And Molecular Medicine, 16 :2094-2103. [DOI] [Details]
|O'Sullivan J, D'Arcy S, Barry FP, Murphy JM, Coleman CM (2011) 'Mesenchymal chondroprogenitor cell origin and therapeutic potential'. Stem Cell Research & Therapy, 2 (1). [DOI] [Details]
|McGinley, L,McMahon, J,Strappe, P,Barry, F,Murphy, M,O'Toole, D,O'Brien, T (2011) 'Lentiviral vector mediated modification of mesenchymal stem cells & enhanced survival in an in vitro model of ischaemia'. Stem Cell Research & Therapy, 2 . [DOI] [Details]
|Bowes, T,Hanley, SA,Liew, A,Eglon, M,Mashayekhi, K,O'Kennedy, R,Barry, F,Taylor, WR,O'Brien, T,Griffin, MD,Finlay, WJJ,Greiser, U (2011) 'Developing Cell-Specific Antibodies to Endothelial Progenitor Cells Using Avian Immune Phage Display Technology'. Journal of biomolecular screening, 16 :744-754. [DOI] [Details]
|Dwyer RM, Ryan J, Havelin RJ, Morris JC, Miller BW, Liu Z, Flavin R, O'Flatharta C, Foley MJ, Barrett HH, Murphy JM, Barry FP, O'Brien T, Kerin MJ. (2011) 'MSC Mediated Delivery of the Sodium Iodide Symporter (NIS) Supports Radionuclide Imaging and Treatment of Breast Cancer'. Stem Cells, 29 :1149-57. [Details]
|Duffy MM, Pindjakova J, Hanley SA, McCarthy C, Weidhofer GA, Sweeney EM, English K, Shaw G, Murphy JM, Barry FP, Mahon BP, Belton O, Ceredig R, Griffin MD (2011) 'Mesenchymal stem cell inhibition of T-helper 17 cell- differentiation is triggered by cell-cell contact and mediated by prostaglandin E2 via the EP4 receptor'. European Journal Of Immunology, 41 (10):2840-2851. [DOI] [Details]
|Mackle JN, Blond DJ, Mooney E, McDonnell C, Blau WJ, Shaw G, Barry FP, Murphy JM, Barron V (2011) 'In vitro characterization of an electroactive carbon-nanotube-based nanofiber scaffold for tissue engineering'. Macromolecular Bioscience, 11 (9):1272-1282. [DOI] [Details]
|Prendergast, Ã.M., Cruet-Hennequart, S., Shaw, G., Barry, F.P., Carty, M.P. (2011) 'Activation of DNA damage response pathways in human mesenchymal stem cells exposed to cisplatin or γ-irradiation'. Cell Cycle, 10 (21):3768-3777. [Details]
|Griffin, M., Greiser, U., Barry, F., O'Brien, T., & Ritter, T. (2010) 'Genetically Modified Mesenchymal Stem'. Discovery Medicine, 9 (46):219-223. [ARAN Link] [Details]
|Little CB, Smith MM, Cake MA, Read RA, Murphy MJ, Barry FP (2010) 'The OARSI histopathology initiative - recommendations for histological assessments of osteoarthritis in sheep and goats'. Osteoarthritis Cartilage, 18 Suppl 3 :1-92. [DOI] [Details]
|Duffy, GP,D'Arcy, S,Ahsan, T,Nerem, RM,O'Brien, T,Barry, F (2010) 'Mesenchymal Stem Cells Overexpressing Ephrin-B2 Rapidly Adopt an Early Endothelial Phenotype with Simultaneous Reduction of Osteogenic Potential'. Tissue Engineering Part A, 16 :2755-2768. [DOI] [Details]
|Griffin, M,Greiser, U,Barry, F,O'Brien, T,Ritter, T (2010) 'Genetically Modified Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Their Clinical Potential in Acute Cardiovascular Disease'. Discovery Medicine, 46 :219-223. [Details]
|O'Shea, CA,Hynes, SO,Shaw, G,Coen, BA,Hynes, AC,McMahon, J,Murphy, M,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2010) 'Bolus Delivery of Mesenchymal Stem Cells to Injured Vasculature in the Rabbit Carotid Artery Produces a Dysfunctional Endothelium'. Tissue Engineering Part A, 16 :1657-1665. [DOI] [Details]
|Rooney, GE,Nistor, GI,Barry, FB,Keirstead, HS (2010) 'In vitro differentiation potential of human embryonic versus adult stem cells'. Regenerative Medicine, 5 :365-379. [DOI] [Details]
|Hoare, M,Greiser, U,Schu, S,Mashayekhi, K,Aydogan, E,Murphy, M,Barry, F,Ritter, T,O'Brien, T (2010) 'Enhanced lipoplex-mediated gene expression in mesenchymal stem cells using reiterated nuclear localization sequence peptides'. Journal Of Gene Medicine, 12 :207-218. [DOI] [Details]
|O'Cearbhaill, ED,Murphy, M,Barry, F,McHugh, PE,Barron, V (2010) 'Behavior of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Fibrin-Based Vascular Tissue Engineering Constructs'. Annals Of Biomedical Engineering, 38 :649-657. [DOI] [Details]
|Martin FT, Dwyer RM, Kelly J, Khan S, Murphy JM, Curran C, Miller N, Hennessy E, Dockery P, Barry FP, O'Brien T, Kerin MJ. (2010) 'Potential role of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in the breast tumour microenvironment: stimulation of epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT)'. Breast Cancer Res Treat, 124 (2):317-26. [Details]
|Molloy, AP,Martin, FT,Dwyer, RM,Griffin, TP,Murphy, M,Barry, FP,O'Brien, T,Kerin, MJ (2009) 'Mesenchymal stem cell secretion of chemokines during differentiation into osteoblasts, and their potential role in mediating interactions with breast cancer cells'. International Journal Of Cancer, 124 :326-332. [DOI] [Details]
|Rooney, GE,Howard, L,O'Brien, T,Windebank, AJ,Barry, FP (2009) 'Elevation of cAMP in Mesenchymal Stem Cells Transiently Upregulates Neural Markers Rather than Inducing Neural Differentiation'. Stem Cells And Development, 18 :387-398. [DOI] [Details]
|Sharif F, Hynes SO, Cooney R, Howard L, McMahon J, Daly K, Crowley J, Barry F, O'Brien T. (2009) 'Cell contact, prostaglandin E(2) and transforming growth factor beta 1 play non-redundant roles in human mesenchymal stem cell induction of CD4+CD25(High) forkhead box P3+ regulatory T cells'. Clin Exp Immunol, 156 (1):149-160. [DOI] [Details]
|Rooney, GE,McMahon, SS,Ritter, T,Garcia, Y,Moran, C,Madigan, NN,Flugel, A,Dockery, P,O'Brien, T,Howard, L,Windebank, AJ,Barry, FP (2009) 'Neurotrophic Factor-Expressing Mesenchymal Stem Cells Survive Transplantation into the Contused Spinal Cord Without Differentiating into Neural Cells'. Tissue Engineering Part A, 15 :3049-3059. [DOI] [Details]
|Hynes, J.,Bourke, E.,Deering, E. M.,Doherty, G.,Murray, A.,Dockery, P.,Doyle, K.,Gorman, A.,Barry, F. P.,McMahon, S. S. (2009) 'Analysis of cellular environment of spinal cord lesion following transplantation of neural stem cells into injured rat spinal cord'. Journal of Anatomy, 214 (55):793-793. [Details]
|Barry, F. (2009) 'Cellular therapies in arthritic diseases'. International Journal of Experimental Pathology, 90 (22). [Details]
|Kealy, B,Liew, A,McMahon, JM,Ritter, T,O'Doherty, A,Hoare, M,Greiser, U,Vaughan, EE,Maenz, M,O'Shea, C,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2009) 'Comparison of Viral and Nonviral Vectors for Gene Transfer to Human Endothelial Progenitor Cells'. Tissue Engineering Part C-Methods, 15 :223-231. [DOI] [Details]
|Duffy, GP,Ahsan, T,O'Brien, T,Barry, F,Nerem, RM (2009) 'Bone Marrow-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells Promote Angiogenic Processes in a Time- and Dose-Dependent Manner In Vitro'. Tissue Engineering Part A, 15 :2459-2470. [DOI] [Details]
|Sen, S,Conroy, S,Hynes, SO,McMahon, J,O'Doherty, A,Bartlett, JS,Akhtar, Y,Adegbola, T,Connolly, CE,Sultan, S,Barry, F,Katusic, ZS,O'Brien, T (2008) 'Gene delivery to the vasculature mediated by low-titre adeno-associated virus serotypes 1 and 5'. Journal Of Gene Medicine, 10 :143-151. [DOI] [Details]
|Mohr, A,Lyons, M,Deedigan, L,Harte, T,Shaw, G,Howard, L,Barry, F,O'Brien, T,Zwacka, R (2008) 'Mesenchymal stem cells expressing TRAIL lead to tumour growth inhibition in an experimental lung cancer model'. Journal Of Cellular And Molecular Medicine, 12 :2628-2643. [DOI] [Details]
|Sharif, F,Hynes, SO,Cooney, R,Howard, L,McMahon, J,Daly, K,Crowley, J,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2008) 'Gene-eluting stents: Adenovirus-mediated delivery of eNOS to the blood vessel wall accelerates re-endothelialization and inhibits restenosis'. Molecular Therapy, 16 :1674-1680. [DOI] [Details]
|Mylotte, LA,Duffy, AM,Murphy, M,O'Brien, T,Samali, A,Barry, F,Szegezdi, E (2008) 'Metabolic flexibility permits mesenchymal stem cell survival in an ischemic environment'. Stem Cells and Development, 26 :1325-1336. [DOI] [Details]
|O'Cearbhaill, ED,Punchard, MA,Murphy, M,Barry, FP,McHugh, PE,Barron, V (2008) 'Response of mesenchymal stem cells to the biomechanical environment of the endothelium on a flexible tubular silicone substrate'. Biomaterials, 29 :1610-1619. [DOI] [Details]
|English, K,Barry, FP,Mahon, BP (2008) 'Murine mesenchymal stem cells suppress dendritic cell migration, maturation and antigen presentation'. Immunology Letters, 115 :50-58. [DOI] [Details]
|Rooney, GE,Moran, C,McMahon, SS,Ritter, T,Maenz, M,Flugel, A,Dockery, P,O'Brien, T,Howard, L,Windebank, AJ,Barry, FP (2008) 'Gene-modified mesenchymal stem cells express functionally active nerve growth factor on an engineered poly lactic glycolic acid (PLGA) substrate'. Tissue Engineering Part A, 14 :681-690. [DOI] [Details]
|Mooney, E. J.,Mackle, J. N.,Barry, F.,O'Brien, T.,Murphy, M.,Barron, V. (2008) 'Electrical Stimulation of Mesenchymal Stem Cells in the Presence of Carbon Nanotubes'. Circulation, 118 (1818). [Details]
|Dwyer, R. M., Potter-Beirne, S. M., Harrington, K. A., Lowery, A. J., Hennessy, E., Murphy, J. M., Barry, F. P., O'Brien, T. & Kerin, M. J. (2007) ''Monocyte chemotactic protein-1 secreted by primary breast tumors stimulates migration of mesenchymal stem cells''. Clinical Cancer Research, 13 (17):5020-5027. [Details]
|Dwyer, RM,Potter-Beirne, SM,Harrington, KA,Lowery, AJ,Hennessy, E,Murphy, JM,Barry, FP,O'Brien, T,Kerin, MJ (2007) 'Monocyte chemotactic protein-1 secreted by primary breast tumors stimulates migration of mesenchymal stem cells'. Clinical Cancer Research, 13 :5020-5027. [DOI] [Details]
|Ryan, JM,Barry, F,Murphy, JM,Mahon, BP (2007) 'Interferon-gamma does not break, but promotes the immunosuppressive capacity of adult human mesenchymal stem cells'. Clinical And Experimental Immunology, 149 :353-363. [DOI] [Details]
|Stender, S,Murphy, M,O'Brien, T,Stengaard, C,Ulrich-Vinther, M,Soballe, K,Barry, F (2007) 'Adeno-associated viral vector transduction of human mesenchymal stem cells'. European Cells & Materials, 13 :93-99. [Details]
|English, K,Barry, FP,Field-Corbettc, CP,Mahon, BP (2007) 'IFN-gamma and TNF-alpha differentially regulate immunomodulation by murine mesenchymal stem cells'. Immunology Letters, 110 :91-100. [DOI] [Details]
|Ryan, J., Barry, F.P., Murphy, J.M., Mahon, B.P. (2006) 'Speechreading and its association with reading among deaf, hearing and dyslexic individuals'. Clin Linguist Phon, 20 (07-Aug):621-630. [Details]
|McMahon, JM,Conroy, S,Lyons, M,Greiser, U,O'Shea, C,Strappe, P,Howard, L,Murphy, M,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2006) 'Gene transfer into rat mesenchymal stem cells: A comparative study of viral and nonviral vectors'. Stem Cells And Development, 15 :87-96. [Details]
|Barry, F.P., Murphy, J.M. (2005) 'Immunogenicity of adult mesenchymal stem cells: lessons from the fetal allograft'. Stem Cells Dev, 14 :252-265. [Details]
|Murphy, JM, Dixon, K, Beck, Fabian, DF, Feldman, and F.P. Barry. (2005) 'Mesenchymal stem cells avoid allogeneic rejection: a combination of hypoimmunogenicity and immune suppression'. J Inflamm (Lond), 2 (8). [Details]
|Barry FP, Murphy JM (2004) 'Mesenchymal stem cells: clinical applications and biological characterization'. International Journal Of Biochemistry, 36 (4):568-584. [DOI] [Details]
|Kavalkovich, KW, Boynton, RE, Murphy, JM and F. Barry (2004) 'Mesenchymal stem cells in joint repair. Tissue Engineering in Musculoskeletal Clinical Practice'. Amer Acad Orthop Surg, Rosemont IL, . [Details]
|Murphy JM, Fink DJ, Hunziker EB, Barry FP (2003) 'Stem cell therapy in a caprine model of osteoarthritis'. Arthritis Rheum, 48 :3464-74. [Details]
|Kavalkovich KW, Boynton RE, Murphy JM, Barry F (2002) 'Chondrogenic Differentiation of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells within an Alginate Layer System. In Vitro Cell Dev Biol'. In Vitro Cell Dev Biol, 38 :457-466. [Details]
|Murphy JM, Dixon K, Beck S Fabian DF, Feldman A, Barry FP (2002) 'Reduced chondrogenic and adipogenic activity of MSCs from patients with advanced osteoarthritis'. Arthritis Rheum, 46 :704-713. [Details]
|Barry, F., Boynton, R. E., Liu, B. and Murphy, J. M. (2001) 'Chondrogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells from bone marrow: differentiation-dependent gene expression of matrix components'. Experimental Cell Research, 268 :189-200. [Details]
|Bayliss MT, Howat SL, Dudhia J, Murphy JM, Barry FP, Edwards JC and Day AJ (2001) 'Up-regulation and differential expression of the hyaluronan-binding protein TSG-6 in cartilage and synovium in rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis'. Osteoarthritis Cartilage, 9 :42-8. [Details]
|Barry F, Boynton RE, Liu B and Murphy JM (2001) 'Chondrogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells from bone marrow: differentiation-dependent gene expression of matrix components'. Exp. Cell Res, 268 :189-200. [Details]
|Barry F, Boynton R, Murphy M and Zaia J (2001) 'The SH-3 and SH-4 Antibodies Recognize Distinct Epitopes on CD73 from Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells. Biochem. Biophys'. Biophys. Res. Commun, 289 :519-24. [Details]
|Barry, F, Boynton, R, and J Zaia. (2001) 'The SH-3 and SH-4 Monoclonal Antibodies Recognize Distinct Epitopes on CD73 from Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells'. BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS, 289 :519-524. [Details]
|Devine SM, Peter S, Martin BJ, Barry F, and KR McIntosh (2001) 'Mesenchymal stem cells: stealth and suppression'. CANCER JOURNAL, 2 :S76-S82. [Details]
|Mosca JD, Hendricks JK, Buyaner D, Davis-Sproul J, Chuang LC, Majumdar MK, Chopra R, Barry F, Murphy M, Thiede MA, Junker U, Rigg RJ, Forestell SP, Bohnlein E, Storb R and Sandmaier BM (2000) 'Mesenchymal stem cells as vehicles for gene delivery'. Clin. Orthop, (379):S71-90. [Details]
|Zaia J, Liu B, Boynton R and Barry F (2000) 'Structural analysis of cartilage proteoglycans and glycoproteins using MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry'. ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY, 277 :94-103. [Details]
|Malaviya P, Butler DL, Boivin GP, Smith FNL, Barry FP, Murphy JM and Vogel, KG (2000) 'An in vivo model for load-modulated remodeling in the rabbit flexor tendon'. J. Orthopaedic Res, 18 :116-125. [Details]
|Ponticiello MS, Schinagl RM and FP Barry (2000) 'Gelatin-based resorbable sponge as a carrier matrix for human mesenchymal stem cells in cartilage regeneration therapy'. JOURNAL OF BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS RESEARCH, 52 :246-255. [Details]
|Barry, F. P., Boynton, R. E., Haynesworth, S., Murphy, J. M. and Zaia, J. (1999) 'The monoclonal antibody SH-2, raised against human mesenchymal stem cells, recognizes an epitope on endoglin (CD105)'. Biochemical & Biophysical Research Communications, 265 :134-139. [Details]
|Murphy, J. M., Heinegård, D., McIntosh, A., Sterchi, D. and Barry, F. P. (1999) 'Distribution of cartilage molecules in the developing mouse joint: articular chondrocytes constitute a unique sub-set of cells'. Matrix Biology, Vo. 18 :487-497. [Details]
|Bruder SP, Ricalton NS, Boynton RE, Connolly TJ, Jaiswal N, Zaia J and FP Barry (1998) 'Mesenchymal stem cell surface antigen SB-10 corresponds to activated leukocyte cell adhesion molecule and is involved in osteogenic differentiation'. JOURNAL OF BONE AND MINERAL RESEARCH, 13 :655-663. [Details]
|Barry F, Beechinor F and J Foley (1998) 'High performance liquid chromatography analysis of whey protein products'. IRISH JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 12 :25-39. [Details]
|MacKay AM, Beck SC, Murphy JM, Barry FP, Chichester CO and Pittenger MF (1998) 'Chondrogenic differentiation of cultured human mesenchymal stem cells from marrow'. Tissue Eng, 4 :415-428. [Details]
|Zaia J, Boynton RE, McIntosh A, Marshak DR, Olsson H, Heinegård D and FP Barry (1997) 'Post-translational modifications in cartilage oligomeric matrix protein. Characterization of the N-linked oligosaccharides by matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry'. J. BIOL. CHEM, 272 :14120-14126. [Details]
|Barry FP, Rosenberg LC, Gaw JU, Gaw JU, Koob, TJ and PJ Neame (1995) 'N- and O-linked keratan sulfate on the hyaluronan binding region of aggrecan from mature and immature bovine cartilage'. J. BIOL. CHEM, 270 :20516-20524. [Details]
|Barry FP, Neame PJ, Sasse J and D Pearson (1994) 'Length variation in the keratan sulfate domain of mammalian aggrecan'. MATRIX BIOLOGY, 14 :323-328. [Details]
|Neame PJ, and FP Barry (1993) 'The link proteins'. EXPERIENTIA, 49 :393-402. [Details]
|BARRY, F,BEECHINOR, F,FOLEY, J (1988) 'HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY ANALYSIS OF WHEY-PROTEIN PRODUCTS'. Irish Journal Of Food Science And Technology, 12 :25-39. [Details]
|BARRY, F,DOONAN, S (1987) 'STABILITY TO SODIUM DODECYL-SULFATE OF THE PROTEINASE FROM ARMILLARIA-MELLEA - USE FOR FRAGMENTATION OF INSOLUBLE PROTEINS'. International Journal Of Biochemistry, 19 :625-632. [Details]
|Barry FP and S Doonan (1987) 'Stability to sodium dodecyl sulfate of the proteinase from Armillaria mellea: use for fragmentation of insoluble proteins'. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY & CELL BIOLOGY, 19 :625-632. [Details]
Conference Publications
|Flynn, A; Chen, XZ; O'Connell, E; Barry, F; O'Brien, T. (2011) The Pre-Conditioning of Unrestricted Somatic Stem Cells Alters Their Genotype, but Does Not Enhance Their Ability to Repair Cardiac Damage American College of Cardiology , pp.209-209 [Details]
|Flynn, A,Chen, X,O'Connell, E,Duffy, A,Shaw, G,O'Loughlin, A,Dennedy, C,McHale, C,MacNeill, B,Nash, P,Crowley, J,Daly, K,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2010) Unrestricted Somatic Stem Cells Improve Cardiac Function Post-Myocardial Infarction With and Without Pre-Conditioning. Authors Irish Cardiac Society AGM , pp.401-402 [Details]
|BARRY, F (1990) BIOCHEMICAL SOCIETY TRANSACTIONS PROTEOGLYCANS - STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION , pp.197-198 [Details]
|DaCosta, M,Flynn, A,Duffy, A,Nash, P,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2011) Timing of mesenchymal stem cell transplantation into an area of acute myocardial infarction appears to be crucial for successful repair. Abstract [Details]
|Duffy, G,Kavanagh, C,Coleman, C,Murphy, M,O'Brien, T,Barrett, HH,Barry, F,Liu, Z (2010) Tracking Mesenchymal Stem Cell Homing to the Infarcted Heart after Intracoronary, Intravenous and Intramyocadial Delivery. Abstract [Details]
|D'Arcy, S,Coleman, CM,Murphy, JM,Barry, F (2010) hMSC TNAP expression is a marker of differentiation potential. Abstract [Details]
|Ryan, C,Coleman, C,Murphy, M,Barry, F (2010) Expansion on a hyaluronan coated surface enhances the chondrogenic potential of human mesenchymal stem cells. Abstract [Details]
|Aydogan, E,Cregg, M,Ryan, C,Murphy, M,O'Brien, T,Barry, F,Ritter, T (2008) Influence of genetic modification of mesenchymal stem cells on their differentiation capacity and immunogenicity. Abstract [Details]
|Malone, CB,Murphy, M,Ritter, T,Barry, F (2008) Adult mesenchymal stem cells and gene therapy in inflammatory arthritis. Abstract [Details]
|McMahon, S,Brennan, S,Kelly, J,O'Brien, L,Ryan, E,Dockery, P,Rooney, G,Moran, C,Windebank, A,Barry, F (2007) Analysis of cellular environment of the injured rat spinal cord following treatment with cyclosporin A. Abstract [Details]
|Barry, F (2006) Mesenchymal stem cell therapy: Clinical applications and host response. Abstract [Details]
|Ryan, J,Barry, F,Murphy, JM,Mahon, BP (2005) Human mesenchymal stem cells evade allogeneic immune responses. Abstract [Details]
Conference Paper
|Barry, F. (2003) Webex Conference: Stem Cells in Cartilage Repair . Conference Paper [Details]
|Dodds RA, Murphy JM, Kavalkovich KW, Young RG, LeRoux MA, Koller B, Laib A and FP Barry (2003) Analysis of bone changes in a goat model of osteoarthritis by microcomputerized tomography. 49th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. New Orleans, LA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy JM, Kavalkovich KW, Young RG, Dodds RA and FP Barry (2003) Allogeneic stem cell therapy for joint disease. 49th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. New Orleans, LA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry, F. (2002) SMI Arthritis Conference. London, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy M, Kavalkovich K, Young R, Dodds R and F Barry (2002) Mesenchymal stem cell therapy for joint disease: intra-articular injection of allogeneic cells. International Cartilage Repair Society. Toronto: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry, F. (2002) Johns Hopkins Arthritis Conference. Williamsburg, VA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy M, Kavalkovich K and F Barry (2002) Mesenchymal stem cells are retained and survive in the osteoarthritic knee. International Cartilage Repair Society. Toronto: Conference Paper [Details]
|Kavalkovich K, Murphy M and F Barry (2002) Effect of added mesenchymal stem cells in explant cultures of osteoarthritic cartilage. International Cartilage Repair Society. Toronto: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry, F. (2001) Knowledge Foundation Conference on Arthritis. Boston , MA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Kavalkovich K, Murphy M and F Barry (2001) Mesenchymal stem cells reverse matrix depletion in osteoarthritis cartilage in vitro. 47th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy, M., Kavalkovich, K., Fink, D., Hunziker, E and F Barry. (2001) Injected mesenchymal stem cells stimulate meniscal repair and protection of articular cartilage. 47th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Kavalkovich K, Boynton R, Murphy M and F Barry (2001) Exogenous hyaluronan stimulates proteoglycan synthesis by mesenchymal stem cells undergoing chondrogenic differentiation. 47th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Kavalkovich K, Murphy M and F Barry (2001) Chondrogenic activity of mesenchymal stem cells compared to chondrocytes. 47th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. New Orleans, LA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy M, Kavalkovich K and F Barry (2001) Distribution of injected mesenchymal stem cells in the osteoarthritis knee. 47th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Kavalkovich K, Boynton R, Murphy M and F Barry (2000) Exogenous hyaluronan stimulates proteoglycan synthesis by mesenchymal stem cells undergoing chondrogenic differentiation. American Society for Cell Biology. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Boynton RE, Liu B, Murphy JM and FP Barry (1999) The synthesis and expression of proteoglycans during differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells to chondrocytes. 45th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Anaheim, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy JM, Boynton RE, Kraus K, Cole JC, Hunziker EB and FP Barry (1999) An experimental model of osteoarthritis in goats. 45th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Anaheim, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Boynton RE, Haynesworth SE, Zaia J, Murphy JM, Yin X, McIntosh A and FP Barry (1999) A TGF-Ò-binding protein expressed on the surface of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells is recognized by the monoclonal antibody SH-2. 45th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Anaheim, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Zaia J, Boynton RE, Liu B and FP Barry (1999) Carbohydrate structure in the aggrecan interglobular domain proximal to the metalloproteinase and aggrecanase cleavage sites. 45th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Anaheim, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy JM, Heinegård D, McIntosh A, Sterchi D and FP Barry (1998) Distribution of cartilage molecules in the developing mouse joint: articular chondrocytes constitute a unique sub-set of cells. 44th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. New Orleans, LA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Zaia J, Liu B, Craven K, Boynton R and F Barry (1998) Mass spectrometry of articular cartilage proteoglycans. 3rd Annual Conference of The Society for Glycobiology. Baltimore, MD: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, McIntosh A, Murphy JM and D Sterchi (1998) Chondrogenic constructs of mesenchymal stem cells on HYAFF-11, a hyaluronan ester, as implants for repair of osteochondral lesions. 44th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. New Orleans, LA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Murphy JM, Barry FP, Heinegård D, McIntosh A and D Sterchi (1997) Expression of extracellular matrix molecules in the developing mouse joint. American Society for Cell Biology. Washington, DC: Conference Paper [Details]
|Bruder SP, Ricalton NS, Boynton RE, Connolly TJ and FP Barry (1997) Immunopurification, peptide sequence analysis, and molecular cloning of a human osteoprogenitor cell surface antigen. 43rd Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, Boynton RE, Zaia J, Marshak DR and D Heinegård (1997) Variations in glycosylation of cartilage oligomeric matrix protein (COMP) analyzed by MALDI-TOF. 43rd Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, Johnstone B, Pittenger MF, MacKay AM and JM Murphy (1997) Modulation of the chondrogenic potential of human bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells by TGF-¿Ò1 and TGF-¿Ò3. 43rd Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. San Francisco, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Zaia J, Boynton RE and FP Barry (1996) Mass spectrometry of articular cartilage proteoglycans. American Society for Mass Spectrometry. Conference Paper [Details]
|Johnstone B, Yoo JU and FP Barry (1996) In vitro chondrogenesis of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells. 42nd Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Atlanta, GA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Bruder SP, Barry FP and EG Lawrence (1996) Identification and characterization of a cell surface differentiation antigen on human osteoprogenitor cells. 42nd Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Atlanta, GA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, Murphy JM, Sterchi DL, Cole JW, Young RG and DW Fink (1996) Expression of matrix macromolecules during repair of osteochondral defects in rabbit femoral condyles. 42nd Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Atlanta, GA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, Maciewicz R, Neame PJ and MT Bayliss (1996) Structure of the free G1 fragments from normal aged human articular cartilage. 42nd Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. Atlanta, GA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, Gaw, JU, Neame PJ and LC Rosenberg (1994) Distribution of keratan sulfate in immature and mature aggrecan. Gordon Research Conference on Proteoglycans. Andover, NH: Conference Paper [Details]
|Boynton RE, Barry FP, Gaw JU, Neame PJ and LC Rosenberg (1994) Keratan sulfate on aggrecan from immature and mature cartilage. 8th Protein Society Meeting. San Diego, CA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, Pearson D, Sasse J and PJ Neame (1994) Analysis of the keratan sulfate domain of human, porcine and canine aggrecan using PCR. 40th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. New Orleans, LA: Conference Paper [Details]
|Barry FP, Neame PJ and M Bayliss (1994) Distribution of keratan sulfate in human articular aggrecan. 40th Meeting of Orthopaedic Research Society. New Orleans, LA: Conference Paper [Details]
|O'Brien, T,Barry, F (2010) Introduction to Series on Mesenchymal Stromal (Stem) Cells-MSCs. Editorial [DOI] [Details]
Other Item
|Barry, G (2002) How to Live Longer. Other Item [Details]
|Barry, F (2001) Stem Cells and Osteoarthritis. Other Item [Details]
|Barry, F (2001) Adult Stem Cells: A New Age for Medicine. Other Item [Details]
|Barry, F (2000) Stem Cells. Other Item [Details]
|Liew, A,McDermott, JH,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2008) Endothelial progenitor cells for the treatment of diabetic vasculopathy: panacea or Pandora's box?. Reviews [DOI] [Details]
|Flynn, A,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2007) UC blood-derived mesenchyrnal stromal cells: an overview. Reviews [DOI] [Details]
|Gaffney, MM,Hynes, SO,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2007) Cardiovascular gene therapy: current status and therapeutic potential. Reviews [DOI] [Details]
|Liew, A,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2006) Endothelial progenitor cells: diagnostic and therapeutic considerations. Reviews [DOI] [Details]
|Barry, FP,Murphy, JM,English, K,Mahon, BP (2005) Immunogenicity of adult mesenchymal stem cells: Lessons from the fetal allograft. Reviews [Details]
|Barry, F. (2003) Cell Biology of the Meniscus Conference. New Orleans, LA: Workshops [Details]
|Barry, F. (2003) NIH/AAOS Tissue Engineering in Musculoskeletal Clinical Practice Workshop. Santa Fe, NM: Workshops [Details]
|Siti-Ismail, N,Farrell, E,Kavanagh, C,O'Brien, T,Barry, F (2013) Elucidating the role of homing MSC in cardiac healing and remodeling in an ex vivo model of myocardial infarction. Meeting [Details]
|McKenna, G,O'Flatharta, C,Ranera, B,Shaw, G,Barron, V,Barry, F,Murphy, M (2013) INVESTIGATION OF THE ROLE OF INTERLEUKIN 16 IN CHONDROGENESIS OF MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS AND IN OSTEOARTHRITIS. Meeting [Details]
|Barron, V,Merghani, K,Nandakumar, A,van Blittersiwijk, C,Habibovic, P,Shaw, G,Coleman, C,Hayes, J,Moroni, L,Barry, F,Murphy, M (2013) CARTILAGE REPAIR IN AN OSTEOCHONDRAL DEFECT IN A RABBIT MODEL. Meeting [Details]
|Barron, V,Merghani, K,Moroni, L,Nandakumar, A,Lorenzo, L,Habibovic, P,Shaw, G,Coleman, C,van Blitterswijk, C,Barry, F,Murphy, M (2012) Towards a chondromimetic scaffold for cartilage repair. Meeting [Details]
|Mohamed, K,Barron, V,Nandakumar, A,Moroni, L,Habibovic, P,Manian, A,Shannon, F,Murphy, M,Barry, F (2012) Assessment of the potential of stem cell seeded PEOT/PBT scaffold for osteochondral repair in vivo. Meeting [Details]
|Scott, J,Liew, A,Shaw, G,Murphy, M,Barry, F,O'Brien, T (2011) P35 Angiogenic potential of clonal populations of human mesenchymal stem cells. Meeting [Details]
|Dooley, D,Windebank, T,Barry, F,McMahon, S (2011) RESPONSE OF ASTROCYTES TO CYCLOSPORIN-A AND NEURAL STEM CELL TREATMENT IN CONTUSED RAT SPINAL CORD. Meeting [Details]
|Cullen, E,O'Flaharta, C,Barry, F,Curtin, W,Murphy, M (2010) A DESTABILISED MEDIAL MENISCAL MURINE MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS: AN IRISH FIRST. Meeting [Details]
|Curtin, C,Murphy, M,Curtin, W,Dockery, P,O'Flatharta, C,O'Brien, T,Barry, F (2009) Stem cell targeting strategies for cartilage repair in a functional osteoarthritic explant model. Meeting [Details]
|Flatharta, CO,Curtin, W,Barry, F,Murphy, M (2009) Analysis of the mesenchymal stem cell senescent state in osteoarthritis. Meeting [Details]
|Barry, F (2009) Cellular therapies in arthritic diseases. Meeting [Details]
|Dwyer, R,Ryan, J,Havelin, R,Morris, J,O'Flatharta, C,Duffy, G,Miller, B,Liu, ZL,Barrett, H,Murphy, M,Barry, F,O'Brien, T,Kerin, M (2009) Sodium iodide symporter (NIS) mediated tracking of mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) migration to breast tumours in vivo. Meeting [Details]
|Greiser, U,Hoare, M,Bowes, T,Dwyer, R,O'Toole, D,Mashayekhi, K,Murphy, M,O'Brien, T,Barry, F (2008) Next generation mesenchymal stem cells for regenerative medicine applications: antibodies, peptides and lipoplexes for isolation, expansion and genetic modification of mscs. Meeting [Details]
|Duffy, G,D'Arcy, S,Ahsan, T,Nerem, RM,O'Brien, T,Barry, F (2008) Mesenchymal stem cells over-expressing ephrin-B2: A potential pro-angiogenic stem cell source. Meeting [Details]
|Sharif, F,Hynes, SO,Cooney, R,Howard, L,Mcmahon, J,Daly, K,Crowley, J,Barry, F,O'brien, T (2007) An alternative strategy to reduce instent restenosis and prevent late stent thrombosis through enhanced endothelial regeneration using eNOS gene-eluting stents. Meeting [Details]
|BUTTIMER, ET,BARRY, F (1990) ISOLATION OF FRAGMENTS WITH A BLOCKED N-TERMINUS BY SELECTIVE LABELING WITH 9-FLUORENYLMETHYL CHLOROFORMATE. Meeting [Details]
|HARHEN, B,BARRY, F (1990) IMMOBILIZATION OF PROTEOLYTIC-ENZYMES. Meeting [Details]
|HARRIS, M,KENNEALLY, B,BARRY, F (1990) PRIMARY STRUCTURE OF THE HYALURONIC ACID-BINDING REGION OF PORCINE LARYNGEAL CARTILAGE PROTEOGLYCAN. Meeting [Details]
|FLANNELLY, J,BARRY, F (1990) CHARACTERIZATION OF THE KERATAN SULFATE DOMAIN OF CARTILAGE PROTEOGLYCAN. Meeting [Details]
|BARRY, F,CRONIN, B,DOYLE, S (1988) AMINO-ACID ANALYSIS USING PRE-COLUMN DERIVATIZATION WITH 9-FLUORENYLMETHYL CHLOROFORMATE - AN ASSESSMENT. Meeting [Details]
|MURPHY, G,BARRY, F (1988) FRAGMENTATION OF CARTILAGE PROTEOGLYCANS. Meeting [Details]
|HARRIS, M,BARRY, F (1987) STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HYALURONATE-BINDING REGION OF CARTILAGE PROTEOGLYCAN BY PEPTIDE-MAPPING. Meeting [Details]


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Dir: Ernst Lubitsch
Scrs: Ernest Vajda, Guy Bolton
Orig Story: The Prince Consort by Leon Xanrof and Jules Chancel
Pho: Victor Milner
Ed: Merrill G. White
Music: W. Franke Harling, John Leipold, Oscar Potoker, Max Terr
Prod Co: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Jeanette MacDonald, Maurice Chevalier, Lupino Lane
1929 / B&W / 35mm / English / 107min
This is a chestnut of a Hollywood musical that has exerted great influence on Chinese and Hong Kong cinemas. It's the first sound film of the great director Ernst Lubitsch and the screen debut of musical star Jeanette MacDonald, who's paired with the veteran Maurice Chevalier, a European transplant. A witty comedy set in the fictional European country Sylvania, The Love Parade is an exemplary work of early sound cinema, with ample doses of Lubitsch's fabled touch and beautifully staged musical numbers. The film was very popular in China, spawning an imitation Cantonese opera and later two films, including the delightful 1957 product of the same English title, made by MP & GI and directed by Tso Kea.
The print for this screening is restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive.
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March 16, 2013
Tom Lansworth
Oregon Nurses Association Backs Historic Partnership with AFT
Delegates' Vote Completes Ratification of National Federation of Nurses Affiliation Agreement
WASHINGTON—The Oregon Nurses Association today approved a historic affiliation agreement with the AFT. The vote by the ONA's House of Delegates at its meeting in Portland completes a process that brings 34,000 registered nurses into the AFT.
"This is a historic day for nurses and their patients in Oregon and throughout the nation," said AFT President Randi Weingarten, who spoke to the House of Delegates today, prior to the vote. "Educators and nurses share a mutual respect, mutual priorities and a mutual desire to provide our members with the tools and conditions they need to do their jobs. They need the power and the voice to advocate for their patients, whether it's in Salem or on Capitol Hill."
The ONA's action comes after the board of the National Federation of Nurses and its three other state affiliates—in Washington state, Montana and Ohio—agreed to affiliate with the 1.5 million-member AFT, the largest professional union in the AFL-CIO. The NFN nurses join approximately 48,000 RNs who were already members of the AFT.
"This has been a transparent, robust and democratic process," said ONA President Steve Rooney. "We have been 100 percent committed to providing all of our members access to details, implications and ramifications of the affiliation process. The vote today sends a clear message; ONA's members are excited about our new partnership, and we know it will benefit nurses and the patients we serve."
Weingarten said the affiliations are timely and important because nurses are dealing with a rapidly changing healthcare industry and the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
"Nurses who work on the frontlines of patient care need to have their voices heard," Weingarten said. "These affiliations by organizations that are respected leaders in their states represent a vote of confidence in the AFT as a union with a proven track record of standing up for professionals."
In welcoming the more than 10,400 ONA members into the AFT, Weingarten said, "We are absolutely delighted that our AFT family now includes the dedicated professionals of the Oregon Nurses Association. They share our commitment to quality services and high standards. We look forward to working together on our common goals."
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he world's cities occupy 4 percent of the Earth's land area, yet they are home to more than half of the world's people. By 2030, that percentage will swell to 60 percent. Indeed, the United Nations projects that cities will absorb most of the world's population increase between now and 2050—more than two billion people—with the vast majority of urban expansion taking place in the developing world. (See related quiz: "What You Don't Know About Cities and Energy.")
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Benjamin Hoffman The Brooklyn Nets shocked the basketball world at the 2013 NBA draft by snapping up Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce of the Boston Celtics in a trade. Pierce is now gone to the Wizards.
Dante Exum stars in NBA Draft related commercials
Australian teenager Dante Exum is yet to bounce or shoot a ball in the NBA, but he is the star of a major new ad campaign in the US.
Dante Exum made for NBA, says Patty Mills
Peter Mitchell Canberra's NBA championship winner Patty Mills says another Lake Ginninderra College graduate, Dante Exum, is "tailor-made for the NBA".
Aussie Dante Exum turns down last minute offer to work out with Cavaliers
Australian basketball prodigy Dante Exum has opted not to take up a last-minute offer from the Cleveland Cavaliers to work out for the team.
Canberra coaches tell scouts NBA draft 'mystery man' Dante Exum is worth the risk
Jon Tuxworth NBA scouts have interrogated Dante Exum's Canberra-based coaches for any ''skeletons in the closet''.
Brooklyn Nets hire Lionel Hollins as head coach
The Brooklyn Nets quickly settled a stunning coaching overhaul by hiring Lionel Hollins as their new head coach, the National Basketball Association team said on Wednesday.
Bucks fire Drew as coach, Kidd likely replacement
The Milwaukee Bucks fired head coach Larry Drew on Monday, leaving the way clear for the widely anticipated move by Jason Kidd from the Brooklyn Nets as his replacement.
Luc Longley backs Dante Exum and Cameron Bairstow to step up to NBA
Roy Ward Three-time NBA championship winner Luc Longley says beating the physical challenges of the NBA will be Dante Exum's biggest challenge.
Lance Stephenson agrees to three-year deal with Charlotte Hornets
Rick Bonnell Following an all-night negotiating session, the Charlotte Hornets have come to an agreement to sign Indiana Pacers shooting guard Lance Stephenson.
Patty Mills and Dante Exum basketball's trump cards in recruitment battle with AFL
Chris Dutton Australian Boomers coach Andrej Lemanis says Patrick Mills and Dante Exum are their weapons in the recruitment war with the AFL.
Cavs finally look at Exum for NBA draft
Peter Mitchell Cleveland Cavaliers taking a close look at Dante Exum after an injury to potential number one pick in the NBA Draft Joel Embiid.
LeBron James stopped at the rim by Mason Plumlee and Brooklyn Nets
Ira Winderman Yes, the Brooklyn Nets have the Miami Heat's number.
Andrew Bogut backs Dante Exum being NBA's man of mystery
Jon Pierik Andrew Bogut has praised Dante Exum's strategic tactic of being the mystery man of the NBA draft.
NBA lottery will decide Dante Exum's fate
Peter Mitchell Ping-pong balls will soon give Australian basketball phenomenon Dante Exum the biggest clue to whether he will be playing in the snow in Milwaukee, in the desert heat of Phoenix or among the palm...
Dante Exum impresses at NBA Draft combine
It was mission accomplished for Dante Exum, the Australian basketball prodigy who has survived his first major test on the way to possible stardom.


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Tennessee (17-11, 9-7 Southeastern Conference) suffered its first loss since losing to the Bulldogs 68-62 in Knoxville on Feb. 6. Jordan McRae set career highs with eight 3-pointers and 35 points to lead the Vols before fouling out with about 1 minute remaining.
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What is your Why and How are You? So what if it matters... The why can be a wild discovery about yourself, an interesting moment when and if, you discover it... and very amazing if you will share it here. [thank you]
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{sorry, a last minute iphone edit placed an inadvertent extra "were"} Some people believe the most important day of thier life is the day you discover WHY you were born. The individual true stories below relate to the power of parenting and being at peace with (or without) the pursuit of the "why". I was inspired and amazed by the open sharing of each story of Why. And Why not, when you considered the interesting people who participated! Thank you.
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Kudos to you for realizing the wonderful gifts children can bring to us simply by "being" children...very curious, open, trusting, honest, and unconditionally loving. We can learn SO much from them about how to truly "BE" in the life adventure. I agree that being aware of our ability to make choices is very powerful! Well said my friend:>)
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Mecier is a unique artist who has used a wide range of materials that many would deem "trash" to create intricate portraits of famous celebrities. Recently he released a new series of Mosaics made out of candy ( Hot Tamales, Gummy Bears, Candy Corn, licorice and more) which are pop celebrity inspired! Here are a few of our favorites: Continue reading