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Biological molecules, the building blocks of cells, exist in many forms. Commonly, scientists study the role of proteins in normal and disease processes. As a result, the functions of other types of molecules are less well studied. Consequently, significant gaps in knowledge exist. For example, the role of sugars is often ignored. Until now, this has been largely the case in the human embryonic stem cell (hESC) field. Why is this a significant omission? There is a great deal of evidence that suggests sugars could play important roles in the basic biology of these cells and their suitability for patient therapies. Some of these data come from the field of medicine that deals with blood transfusions. Attempts to treat the illness of one individual using donated blood has been documented for hundreds of years, but prior to the early 1900s, there was no explanation for why this procedure benefited some patients and not others. In 1901, a physician described a code based on sugar structures that distinguishes groups of individuals. Matching the code of the donor and the recipient cells prevented rejection and enabled routine blood transfusions. It is now understood that the biosynthetic machinery for producing these determinants is heritable. As a result, various groups within the population express different codes (blood types), the reason that blood banks need many donors. Subsequent work has shown that these structures are present on many other types of cells. Preliminary experimental evidence from our group shows that hESCs also have this sugar code. As with blood cells, they can be grouped according to type. Additionally, the work of others suggests that the expression patterns of these determinants change as the cells differentiate. In this context, we propose two sets of studies. The first focuses on undifferentiated hESCs that are in a constant state of self-renewal. We want to create a bank of cells that is representative of the sugar codes of United States citizens. We also want to precisely define the nature of the sugar determinants and the proteins that carry them. In addition, we will focus on hESCs that have been induced to differentiate into cells that make up the pancreas, heart, and nervous systems. We think that the distribution of the sugars and the protein scaffolds that present these structures change during the differentiation process. The second study is comprised of functional analyses. In these experiments, we will test the hypothesis that the sugar code influences the basic biological properties of hESCs. Specifically, we will determine if these structures play a role in their ability to self-renew or differentiate. We will also determine if, like blood cells, the body is able to recognize and destroy stem cells based on mismatches in the sugar code. Thus, at the conclusion of these experiments we will know whether it will be important to consider these sugar structures in differentiation and/or transplantation procedures.
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It is envisioned that human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) will be the foundation on which regenerative medicine therapies will be built. Investigative teams are working hard to translate research findings into cell-based treatments for patients with a wide variety of chronic and/or fatal diseases. While the importance of these efforts cannot be overstated, it is essential to realize that hESC biology is a very young field, slightly more than a decade old. In general, it takes many years for new discoveries to be fully understood. Accordingly, it is important to keep learning about the basic properties of these cells as gaps in our knowledge could create major delays in developing and implementing clinical applications.
The project we propose in this application benefits the citizens of California by investigating early on, during the development phases when treatment strategies are being devised, an issue that might become a confounding factor when clinical trials begin in earnest. Specifically, we are investigating the role of sugar structures that are matched between donors and recipients in blood transfusions. We think that these molecular signatures might play important roles in governing basic aspects of hESC biology. This phenomenon could account for, at least in part, the differences in behavior that have been observed among the lines. Additionally, their sugar codes could play a role in the response of patients' immune systems to cell replacement therapies that utilize hESCs. If these determinants are mismatched in blood transfusions, the donor cells are often destroyed, which illustrates the possible hazards.
What can we do with the information that emerges from this study? We can take preventative measures now so that, in the future, therapeutic applications do not encounter costly delays in both human and financial terms. For example, if we know that it is important to match the sugar type of the donor and the recipient, then we can take this information into consideration. This would allow investigators to use the strategies that have been developed for blood banking to create the collections of cells that will be needed for hESC-based therapies. Since the development of lines that grow continuously in culture and differentiate in predictable ways is a long process, these efforts should begin as soon as possible.
By sponsoring projects that are designed to advance stem cell science, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine is one of the most exciting ventures in state history. Citizens voted for this initiative because they believe that it is important to put tax dollars into research that has the potential to develop novel therapies and cures for major human diseases. Accordingly, the benefits of this work will accrue not only locally, within the state, but to all patients who have medical conditions that are amenable to these types of therapies.
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The goal of this proposal is to assess the significance of blood group antigen expression (blood type) on human embryonic stem cell (hESC) pluripotency, differentiation and immunogenicity. Blood group antigens can be expressed on a variety of cell types, including stem cells, and are important determinants of immune response. In Aim 1, the applicant proposes to profile the repertoire of blood group antigens expressed in ten hESC lines and their differentiated progeny. In Aim 2, the applicant proposes to examine the function of blood group antigens in regulating the pluripotency, differentiation and immunogenicity of hESCs.
Reviewers found the rationale for much of the proposal to be unclear. They noted that undifferentiated hESCs will not be transplanted to human patients and thus better justification is required for characterizing blood group antigens on these cells rather than focusing on their differentiated progeny. In addition, the hypothesis that these antigens influence hESC self-renewal is questionable, given that the lines to be studied presumably express very different combinations of antigens, yet they all self-renew. Given the emerging field of induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) research and its potential to address issues of immunogenicity, one reviewer suggested that a more useful study might examine the stability of blood group antigen expression on iPSCs and their differentiated progeny compared to their source. Reviewers also questioned the rationale for specific aspects of the research plan. In Aim 1, blood group antigen carrier proteins will be profiled, but the relevance of these proteins is not explained. In addition, the applicant focuses on one type of glycosylation of blood group protein antigens while ignoring more predominant types of glycosylation and blood group antigens on glycolipids. The full complement of these epitopes must be considered to understand cellular and immune response. Reviewers did not find the proposal to be particularly novel or innovative and commented that the proposed methodologies are fairly standard in proteomics.
The reviewers found the preliminary data sparse and raised a number of concerns about the research plan. With regard to Aim 1, they noted that the proposed generation of differentiated cell types is poorly described and not supported by relevant preliminary data. It is not clear how time points will be chosen for analysis or how many will be assessed. With regard to Aim 2, reviewers expressed concern that no data supporting the efficacy of the function-perturbing antibodies on hESC derivatives is included. Reviewers also commented that the focus, in the second part of Aim 2, on antibody dependent complement-mediated lysis (ADCML) seems too narrow and relatively uninformative regarding the fate of cells in vivo. In addition to eliciting ADCML, blood group antigens may influence cell homing, signaling and engraftment.
Reviewers praised the applicant's track record of productivity in proteomics and mass spectrometric characterization of protein complexes. However, they were uncertain about the experience of the applicant in directing the project in the capacity of a principal investigator. Furthermore, they were concerned about the effort commitment from the key personnel proposed for the study, which will likely limit its productivity.
Overall, reviewers raised significant doubts about the rationale for this proposal and did not find the preliminary data to be sufficient to support its hypotheses.

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arXiv : 1206.1464 |
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Physical Review C 85 (2012) 064316 |
High-spin structures of five N=82 isotones: 136Xe, 137Cs, 138Ba, 139La, and 140Ce |
A. Astier1M. -G. Porquet1Ts. Venkova1D. Verney2Ch. Theisen3G. Duchene4F. Azaiez2G. Barreau5D. Curien4I. Deloncle1O. Dorvaux4B. J. P. Gall4M. Houry3R. Lucas3N. Redon6M. Rousseau4O. Stezowski6 |
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Five N=82 isotones have been produced in two fusion-fission reactions and their gamma-rays studied with the Euroball array. The high-spin states of 139La have been identified for the first time, while the high-spin yrast and near-to-yrast structures of the four others have been greatly extended. From angular correlation analysis,spin values have been assigned to some states of 136Xe and 137Cs. Several cascades involving gamma-rays of 139La have been found to be delayed, they deexcite an isomeric state with T1/2= 315(35) ns located at 1800-keV excitation energy. The excited states of these five N=82 isotones are expected to be due to various proton excitations involving the three high-j subshells located above the Z=50 shell closure. This is confirmed by the results of shell-model calculations performed in this work. In addition, high-spin states corresponding to the excitation of the neutron core have been unambiguously identified in 136Xe, 137Cs, and 138Ba. |
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A little more, please. [ Thu Apr 8 2010 12:10 PM ]
I've met Laura on several occasions and I agree with you. The problem is she really wasn't very clear on how they votes are tallied and has not responded to all concerns (The excuse part was really directed at someone else at the offices). She closed with asking if it answered the question and the responses have indicated that it hasn't. I'd like to see a break down of the votes. I understand that there may be reasoning for not having it in print. However, there's ample place to put it online, and there's no reason why a full disclosure of the results cannot be posted with an "as is" disclaimer. I'd just like to see the actual numbers or be provided with the metric used that gives 400 way ties.
For Your Information I Do Want a Cookie (They Don't Lie Like Cakes and Alibis) [ Thu Apr 8 2010 11:55 AM ]
Actually, I should respond just for full disclosure. I did win in two categories (Best Trivia Night & Best Kent), so I'm not really bitching about not winning. I'm bitching about about a sense of integrity that the Alibi has claimed to have, but may not. That is of course, unless we get a full explanation without excuses as to why categories on the ballot were not included. Edit: I do appreciate the additional proof of the "John Gabriel Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory." [link] Last edited [4/8/10 11:59 AM]
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So you're trying to tell us there there simply just wasn't enough of a response to include the "Best Weekly or Monthly Bar Event"? I find it hard to believe you got a big enough response from Best Accountant and not for a Bar Event. A weekly's Best Of issue should be the highlight issue of the year, not a place for shout outs to your friends. You had categories on the ballot, they should be somewhere. You have a website, with unlimited storage, so why not post the full results? When you have articles with more info than can be printed they go on here, so why not the actual results? Talking about 83 way ties is a thinly veiled lie for not having an excuse to answer the questions given to you. If you only printd the exact results, you're saying that there are several categories in which there were A)Over a dozen things voted for in a category and B)they all received the EXACT number of votes? I just can't believe that you'd get exactly the same number of votes over two or three times on a plethora of categories. How about showing us some numbers and proving me wrong? Or better yet how about having an independent organization tally your votes for next year. It's bound to be less stressful for all you, gives the system some integrity and it's less likely for me and others to consider it just as an important measure of who is accomplished in town as the faces in Albuquerque The Magazine.
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I don't mean to knock the Golden West or the good times and memories anyone has at that place. However, I just cannot believe the audacity of Kathy Zimmer. Here are my points of contention on it: Mrs. Zimmer's building was built by her grandfather and is outright owned by her. Assuming it's been in the family the whole time (I do not know if this is the case), there should be little to no payments on the building itself (outside of licenses and insurance). The building is a historic landmark, officially or not, to Albuquerque. Kathy Zimmer, reported to news crews on the scene of the fire the same story: In addition to not being made aware of the fire until seeing it on TV, while it was still burning she had mentioned that without "community support" it would become a parking lot. She has since mentioned the "parking lot" scenario several times. Officials were alerted to the fire after Jeff Anderson, Launchpad owner's security company alerted him. He has been called out by Mrs. Zimmer in the days since as the ultimate cause of the fire, due to his rowdy and inconsiderate patrons. This is what I put together and my rational for my reluctance to not trust Mrs. Zimmer. Why is it that this building, family owned and historic, had no a)fire/security system and b)insurance? Why was Mrs. Zimmer so incredibly quick to play on the sympathies of 'burque's community (who have a deep love of everything "historic")? There are other questions too - How can buildings such as the Golden West and El Ray, which, although not with frequency, are filled with people not have proper fire safety systems (at least an alarm)? Additionally, why not be up front about the insurance, which if had would most certainly cover this catastrophe? Today's Daily Lobo has more from Zimmer. According to her, the fire was started by the combustion of oily rags left out - to me, that's gross negligence. And again, in the Lobo interview we hear cries about it being a parking lot without "community support." She mentions the architectural aesthetic uniqueness of the building, a repeated phrase since the first on scene interview and meant to pull at the strings of the hearts of Burquenos everywhere. I don't mean to be a conspiracy theorist or to deride anyone of their love for the Golden West. As a community member and informed citizen, I demand to know the whole story. As such, I encourage you to, though this may seem drastic and mean, to boycott any "community support" to Zimmer until we are told the details of her fire safety systems at the building and a history of the insurance. Kathy Zimmer might be crying woe is me because she is or isn't at least partially responsible for the fate of her building. But until she's clear and upfront with the community, I see no reason for us to blindly trust her when, to my eyes, the whole situation has the stench of lies and deceit. Re: Wimpy's review
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Adansonia digitata (baobab)
Baobab, Africa's iconic 'upside-down' tree, is pollinated by bats and bushbabies.
Species information
- Scientific name: Adansonia digitata L.
- Common name(s): baobab
- Conservation status: Least Concern (LC) according to IUCN Red List criteria; widespread and locally common.
- Habitat: Dry bushland, woodland, wooded grassland; often left standing in cultivated areas.
- Key uses: Foodstuff, medicine, rope-making, basketry.
- Known hazards: None known.
- Class: Equisetopsida
- Subclass: Magnoliidae
- Superorder: Rosanae
- Order: Malvales
- Family: Malvaceae
- Genus: Adansonia
About this species
Widespread and common, baobab is a defining icon of African bushland and can grow to an old age. Radiocarbon dating of a baobab in Namibia indicated an age of about 1,275 years, making this the oldest known tree within the angiosperms (flowering plants). All parts of the tree are used by local people, to whom baobab has great social and economic importance.
Common trade routes were often based on the baobab trees growing along the way, and each tree even had its own name. The large, white flowers are pollinated by bats and bushbabies. Elephants often gouge the trunks of baobabs to get at the water inside and can damage mature trees.
Geography & Distribution
Adansonia digitata is widespread in the drier parts of tropical and southern Africa, from Mauritania in the northwest to Sudan in the northeast, and south to South Africa. It is also found in the Arabian Peninsula.
Watercolour of Adansonia digitata
Overview: A massive, deciduous tree with a trunk that can grow to an immense girth. The bark is smooth.
Leaves: Borne at the ends of branches, leaves are usually divided into 5‒7 leaflets attached to a central point.
Flowers: Large (up to 20 cm in diameter), white and pendent on long stalks. Each flower has five free petals and many stamens (male parts).
Fruit: More or less cylindrical and up to 35 cm long and 13 cm wide. Each fruit is filled with mealy pulp containing many small, dark brown seeds, each about 1 cm long and wide. The seeds have a reddish-black seed coat.
Adansonia digitata (baobab)
An important indigenous fruit tree, the fruit pulp (rich in vitamin C) is eaten on its own or mixed in porridge and is also used for making soft drinks. Seeds are used as a thickener for soups, and leaves are eaten as a vegetable or in soups.
Fibres from the inner bark are used to make rope and string for basketry, as well as for making beehives. Trunks that have been hollowed by lightning or by humans have been employed imaginatively as a pub, toilet, prison and bus stop. In western Sudan, the trunks were used as water containers. The roots produce a dye.
Roots, bark, leaves, fruits and seeds are used medicinally for an enormous range of ailments, among the more common of which are iron deficiency, digestive system disorders, infections and skin disorders. Baobab is used in both human and veterinary treatments.
Baobab also has some perceived magical uses. For example, it is said that a decoction of the seeds will protect you against crocodiles and that flowers are inhabited by spirits.
Millennium Seed Bank: Seed storage
The Millennium Seed Bank Partnership aims to save plant life worldwide, focusing on plants under threat and those of most use in the future. Seeds are dried, packaged and stored at a sub-zero temperature in our seed bank vault.
Seven collections of Adansonia digitata are held in Kew's Millennium Seed Bank based at Wakehurst in West Sussex.
See Kew's Seed Information Database for further information on Adansonia digitata seeds.
Baobab seeds germinate readily, but seedlings can take a long time to become established, and it may take 16‒23 years until a tree produces its first flowers.
This species at Kew
Alcohol-preserved specimens of Adansonia digitata are held in Kew's Herbarium, where they are available to researchers by appointment. The details of some of these specimens can be seen online in Kew's Herbarium Catalogue.
Specimens of baobab are held in Kew's Economic Botany Collection in the Sir Joseph Banks Building, where they are available to researchers by appointment.
Useful links
Search Kew's science databases for more information on Adansonia digitata
References and credits
Beentje, H. J. (1989). Bombacaceae. In: Flora of Tropical East Africa, ed. R. M. Polhill. Balkema, Rotterdam.
Beentje, H. J. (1994). Kenya Trees, Shrubs and Lianas. National Museums of Kenya, Nairobi.
Coates Palgrave, K. (2002). Trees of Southern Africa, 3rd Edition. Struik, Cape Town, Johannesburg.
Patrut, A., von Reden, K. F., Lowy, D. A., Alberts, A. H., Pohlman, J. W., Wittmann, R., Gerlach, D., Li, Xu & Mitchell, C. S. (2007). Radiocarbon dating of a very large African baobab. Tree Physiology 27: 1569–1574.
Sacande, M., Ronne, C., Sanon, M. D. & Joker, D. (2006). Adansonia digitata L.: Seed Leaflet 109. Forest & Landscape Denmark, Denmark.
Wickens, G. E. & Lowe, P. (2008). The Baobabs: Pachycauls of Africa, Madagascar and Australia. Berlin, Germany; New York, NY: Springer.
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KNOXVILLE -- The Tennessee men's basketball Volunteers went to sleep in the wee hours of Wednesday feeling good about their road win over Vanderbilt.
They woke up a few hours later back in the negative spotlight, though, following the details of the NCAA's Notice of Allegations through the media.
Not that some of UT's players even took notice.
"I didn't watch ESPN," center Brian Williams said after practice Thursday. "I really don't even know what's going on. The coaches do the best of their ability to keep it keep it away from us.
"We're student-athletes, and that's we're worried about, being students and then getting it done on the court. We're not worried about that, and I don't think it's going to affect this year's team. Some people can say it affected us somewhat this year, but I don't think it did in any way."
The Vols have denied all season long that the NCAA cloud hanging over the program for its violations have had any impact on the team's play. Yet guard Scotty Hopson, UT's leading scorer, believes what the Vols do on their court can shape perception off it.
"The [Vanderbilt] win obviously relieves some pressure from what's going on outside the court," he said. "It always does, so everything's a lot better when we're winning.
"At the same time guys are not even trying to worry about what's going on outside, because there's so much going on on the floor. We're battling so hard, just trying to get wins and do the right things out here on the court."
UT coach Bruce Pearl asked before his brief meeting with the media following Thursday's workout that all questions be focused on his team and Mississippi State, UT's opponent Saturday.
And while the situation with the NCAA isn't going away, Pearl and his team are certainly more focused on trying to build some momentum off Tuesday's win and head into the all-important month of March with a head of steam.
"We've just got continue to do what we can do to keep the focus off Coach and the coaching staff, and that's winning games," Williams said.
Said guard Josh Bone: "It's not a distraction. It's been going on all through the season, so we're over it. We just want to play basketball. Nothing different."
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Pearl said he'll continue to look at different lineups and rotations for the best fit after playing 11 guys Tuesday, including Jeronne Maymon and Trae Golden.
Maymon, a 6-foot-7, 258-pound forward who had played in just three previous SEC games, scored two points on four shots in nine minutes. Pearl said Maymon's good work on the scout team and positive attitude earned him an opportunity.
"I just felt like getting him out there might help the chemistry," he said, "that some of the other guys might enjoy playing with him, giving us another tough guy and maybe another dimension."
Golden returned to his role as Melvin Goins' backup at point guard after a two-game absence in favor of Skylar McBee. Golden had three assists in 10 minutes, and McBee didn't play.
"It was important to send Trae a message that the way he was playing prior to him losing his opportunity wasn't satisfactory," Pearl said. "He needed to do a better job defensively, he needed to be more accountable and play with more energy.
"Having to sit out the [two] games, that hurt. I think he realized that you've got to take advantage of the opportunity when the opportunity presents itself."
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NEW ALBION - The Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Office is investigating an accident that involved a Gowanda woman on April 6. Susan E. Korbar, 56, of Stafford Road, Gowanda was traveling south on State Route 353 when a vehicle driven by Dominick F. Drumsta Jr., 53, of East Concord failed to stop at a stop sign at the intersection of Leon Road and Route 353.
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Long before the Swedish design trio Claesson Koivisto Rune reconfigured this 19th-century stone edifice into an eccentric modernist hotel, the site had achieved a certain notoriety; after a spell as a private residence it was home to a bank where, during a 1970s robbery, the term "Stockholm syndrome" was coined. Later it was pressed into service as a high-end apartment complex, and brands like Marimekko and Acne occupied its retail space. It's in connection with its current incarnation as the Nobis Hotel, however, that we're moved to take an interest — what's otherwise a fairly conventional luxury hotel is elevated to something higher, thanks to the contrast of the buildings 19th-century patina and CKR's contemporary Scandinavian design sensibility.
The color scheme and the lighting design are intended to work in tandem. Referred to as "Scandinavian dark blond," the palette is toned-down and discreet, inspired by the low, off-angle light observed during the Swedish winter. The furnishings enhance this natural aesthetic, with materials sourced from wood, stone, and wool, while subtle patterns suggestive of abstract and organic forms grace the wallpaper and carpets.
Alongside these modern elements is a generous helping of Stockholm history. Much of the original hotel's interior, like the former bank conference rooms paneled in dark oak and ornate stucco, is under the watchful eye of the Swedish National Heritage Board. For all its design distinction, and despite the repurposed steel reception desk or the automated cellphone check-in, the Nobis is still in some respects a classic luxury hotel.
All rooms have views of the city or the hotel's atrium, and bathrooms are sheathed in floor-to-ceiling Carrara marble. The lounge is the focal point, with its lofted cathedral-like ceiling rising high above, and its easy access to the in-house dining options, such as the Gold Bar, Trattoria Caina, or the bistro, 24/7.
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Given its my third stay in past year would be normal to expect a decent double room. Hotel should consider rewarding more frequent customers. My friend stayed at the hotel during the same time (it was his first) & he was upgraded to much nicer room
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It's Alumni Night at Chase Field, with a lot of former players in attendance, and a bonus three-inning softball game afterward, if you stick around.
San Francisco come to town. Seem like a while? That's because it was. June 9 was the last time they played here, and they were 1.5 games back. But since then, the Giants have gone 26-45 and plummeted out of contention.
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Rick Bayless's new book is all about how to throw a great fiesta, or party, and a key part of any great fiesta is the food. "I like to welcome guests with this guacamole bar," he says. "I start off with a basic guacamole made with roasted garlic and set out bowls of toppings so everyone can customize each bite." (Recipe from "Fiesta at Rick's" by Rick Bayless; W.W. Norton and Company, July 2010.)
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The quest for success has been a slow but steady process. Wheel Decide launched in October and has expanded ever since. It had more than 800 page visits in January alone, a modest but not insignificant achievement for such a young site.
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They've seen people using the wheel in all kinds of different ways. A lot of people use it for restaurants, but someone put clothing choices on it. One person filled it with Japanese characters, and while they don't know what it means, Zinn and Lewis are thrilled that it found its way to someone using another language.
Lewis has also built in features that tie the wheel to other interfaces, like a Google search for local restaurants, Flixter for movie show times or top rentals, and Eventful for local concerts. And the brothers have started building a bunch of wheels that they think could have mass appeal. Right now, the featured wheels include the "Lunch Wheel," "Wheel of Dinner," "Who Goes First?" and one that simulates a Magic 8 Ball.
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