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Polysaccharides from Agaricus bisporus and Agaricus brasiliensis show similarities in their structures and their immunomodulatory effects on human monocytic THP-1 cells
1 Plant Research International, Wageningen University and Research, Bornsesteeg 1, 6708 PD Wageningen, The Netherlands
2 Departamento de Bioquimica e Biologia Molecular, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Centro Politécnico, CP 19046, Curitiba-PR, Brasil
3 Wageningen University and Research Centre, Bornse Weilanden 9, 6708 WG Wageningen, The Netherlands
BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2011, 11:58 doi:10.1186/1472-6882-11-58Published: 25 July 2011
Mushroom polysaccharides have traditionally been used for the prevention and treatment of a multitude of disorders like infectious illnesses, cancers and various autoimmune diseases. Crude mushroom extracts have been tested without detailed chemical analyses of its polysaccharide content. For the present study we decided to chemically determine the carbohydrate composition of semi-purified extracts from 2 closely related and well known basidiomycete species, i.e. Agaricus bisporus and A. brasiliensis and to study their effects on the innate immune system, in particular on the in vitro induction of pro-inflammatory cytokines, using THP-1 cells.
Mushroom polysaccharide extracts were prepared by hot water extraction and precipitation with ethanol. Their composition was analyzed by GC-MS and NMR spectroscopy. PMA activated THP-1 cells were treated with the extracts under different conditions and the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines was evaluated by qPCR.
Semi-purified polysaccharide extracts of A. bisporus and A. brasiliensis (= blazei) were found to contain (1→6),(1→4)-linked α-glucan, (1→6)-linked β-glucan, and mannogalactan. Their proportions were determined by integration of 1H-NMR signs, and were considerably different for the two species. A. brasiliensis showed a higher content of β-glucan, while A. bisporus presented mannogalactan as its main polysaccharide. The extracts induced a comparable increase of transcription of the pro-inflammatory cytokine genes IL-1β and TNF-α as well as of COX-2 in PMA differentiated THP-1 cells. Pro-inflammatory effects of bacterial LPS in this assay could be reduced significantly by the simultaneous addition of A. brasiliensis extract.
The polysaccharide preparations from the closely related species A. bisporus and A. brasiliensis show major differences in composition: A. bisporus shows high mannogalactan content whereas A. brasiliensis has mostly β-glucan. Semi-purified polysaccharide extracts from both Agaricus species stimulated the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines and enzymes, while the polysaccharide extract of A. brasiliensis reduced synthesis of these cytokines induced by LPS, suggesting programmable immunomodulation.


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Sedimentation study, Environmental Monitoring and Operations Guidance System (EMOGS), Kings Bay, Georgia and Florida, 1988-1990 : final report
Aubrey, David G.
McSherry, T. R.
Spencer, Wayne D.
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KeywordTidal inlets; Sediment transport; Bedform migration
Repeated side-scan sonar and multi-frequency bathymetric surveys, accompanied by accurate, high resolution, and repeatable navigation, were conducted in the vicinity of a tidal inlet to define the length and time scales associated with bedforms and channel shoaling in a structured tidal inlet. The study site, St. Marys entrance channel along the Georgia/Florida border (Fig. 1), has a dredged channel approximately 46-52 feet in depth at a datum of mean low water (MLW), bordered by a large ebb tidal delta. The tidal inlet serves Cumberland Sound, Kings Bay, and associated waterways, providing a large discharge of water from the inlet that creates bedforms and channel shoaling, given the abundance of sand-size sediment in the vicinity. The jettied inlet produces flows that are predominantly tidally-driven, whereas farther offshore the driving forces consist predominantly of waves and storm-generated flows. In the channel reaches (Table 1) between these two areas, combined wave/steady flows are present, creating a myriad of scales of bedforms and shoaling patterns, emphasizing the difference in these scales between the three different flow regimes. The results provide an important data base for quantifying shoaling processes and mechanisms in tidal inlet channels.
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text: The Six Day War Sparked Forty Years of Strife O'Brien Browne 8/16/2009 26 Comments The Israelis suffered 302 personnel dead, 1,453 wounded, and lost about 100 tanks on the Jordanian front. The Jordanian Army, which sustained 6,000 to 7,000 killed and 12,000 to 20,000 wounded, performed the best of the three Arab armies. This, however, was more due to the costly house-to-house fighting and the challenging terrain that confronted the IDF than to superior leadership or the prowess of Jordan's military. As with Egypt's air force, the Egyptian army was virtually destroyed, with 10,000 to 15,000 casualties, the loss of 530 tanks and 80 percent of its ground equipment. In contrast, the Israelis lost 61 tanks while suffering only 1,400 casualties. In the Golan, Israel probably suffered about 750 casualties and lost several tanks, although concise figures are hard to come by; estimates of Syrian losses run around 7,500 killed and wounded, with 86 tanks and 130 artillery pieces knocked out. These figures are dwarfed, however, by the number of Palestinian refugees produced by the war—some 1.4 million fled their homes to live rough lives in various Arab host nations. About the same number found new homes inside Israel and in the occupied territories by 1973. Never returning to their homes, the number of these displaced Palestinians, according to the United Nations, has now swelled to about 4.7 million. Victory left Israel controlling major Christian and Muslim holy sites, and it had expanded its land area threefold. Israel's triumph thrilled its people and was the wonder of much of the world. Life magazine issued a 100-page special edition titled, "Israel's Swift Victory." Other observers, however, were more somber: "The Isolation of Victory" was the headline in The Times of London. Basking in the praise, dismissing the critics, Israel eventually annexed the Golan Heights and made Jerusalem Israel's capital, fulfilling a dream for many Jews. But 42 years hence it appears that the Israelis quickly became complacent and arrogant. In their hubris, they did not seize the pivotal moment after their victory to bargain for security, choosing to ignore UN Security Council Resolution 242, which called on Israel to withdraw from the occupied territories in exchange for peace. Had the Israelis withdrawn promptly or negotiated a security deal, arguably they might have secured their borders and their people while doing much to defuse Arab frustration and their desire for retribution. Israelis and many historians call this brief conflict the Six-Day War. Other historians prefer a more neutral title such as the 1967 War or the June '67 War. Most Arabs, however, know it as el naksa, "the setback." Regardless of what it has been dubbed, the Arab world saw it as a clear debacle. Nasser resigned and, although spontaneous demonstrations brought him back to power, Arab nationalism as a political or military force had been thoroughly discredited. The June '67 War fundamentally shifted and embittered Arab-Israeli dynamics, vexing into creation a host of ills that have since spread far beyond the region: the closing of the Suez Canal; the assassination of U.S. Senator and presidential candidate Robert Kennedy on the war's first anniversary by a disturbed young Palestinian, who had been born in Jerusalem; the increased influence of the Soviet Union in the Middle East; the radicalization of both the Israeli settler program and Palestinian efforts to reclaim their lost lands; the War of Attrition between Egypt and Israel in the late 1960s; the 1973 October War; a diplomatic impasse concerning the occupied territories; the refugee problem; the first Lebanon War; ongoing Jewish settlements; and the intifadas (Arabic for "awakening" or "uprising") that have continually threatened world security. Three great challenges faced the Middle East in 1967, as they do today: building nations, or rather, re-building them from the artificial states carved by European colonial powers after World War I; satisfying Israel's need for security; and recognizing and fulfilling Palestinian struggles to create a viable nation-state after their expulsion from Palestine and other lands annexed by Israel. In all three cases, the 1967 War solved nothing and even made some things notably worse. In fact, Israel's staunch refusal to give up the West Bank and the Golan Heights, for internal political and security reasons, has played into the hands of radicalized Middle Eastern leaders, who have deftly used this to mobilize the masses against Israel and their allies, especially the United States. We live in the world created in the summer of 1967. It remains a dangerous place. MHQ Click For More From MHQ! 26 Responses Tamahome Jenkins 8/17/2009 Wow, talk about the price of greatness. Excellent article, more people would do themselves a great service by learning more about the recent history of Israel before jumping to conclusions about who started what, or "good guys vs. bad guys." Reply Earl Lee 8/19/2009 Another poor attempt to label Israel as the aggressor and the poor Arabs as defenseless victims. This article is rife with inaccuracies and bias. Unfotunately no-where near the high quality articles usually found on this website. Reply Tamahome Jenkins 8/20/2009 Earl, how is Israel not the aggressor in this war? Have you ever actually done any research on the Six-Day War, or do you just assume that Israel is blessed by God and can do what it pleases? Reply Ricardo 8/21/2009 It's out of discusions that Israel did the first strike, but it was absolute self defense, without any doubt too. In other case surely the state of Israel doesn't would exist today. I think it was clearly a self defense war (and one very well executed too) Reply Jim Faletti 8/24/2009 I am VERY disappointed with this article. You can not take a FEW facts, add your bias and write them off as facts. Taking one sentence to explain the Jordanian attack on a resort with the excuse of stupidity, then take three paragraphs to explain an opinion that the Israel's attacked the American's on purpose. If the American's could see all that you mention, they would have been inside the international mark. And stating that they would have seen prisoners killed is ludicrous – not fact. What is clear is the "bad" attemp to make Israel the bad guy. In your own statement, that it was a "setback' for the Egyptians, explains why when Israel offered to give back most if not all of the land, the offer was refused. They don't want the land back, they want Israel gone. Factually, that is not going to happen and any propoganda is just that – propoganda. Reply dsm 8/25/2009 As a subscriber since the founding issue of MHQ I would label this as one of the most biased articles I have ever read. Reply Fred Wolfe 8/25/2009 This is a really biased article. Congratulations to the proud IDF and their excellent military campaign. Reply Steve 8/28/2009 The second paragraph of this article is so factually wrong. Immediately after the war, Israel offered to give back the land it had won in exchange for peace . The Arab leaders met in Khartoum after the war and issued the famous three no's. No recognition, no peace, no negotiations with Israel. How did the writer of this article not know about this? Also, the land was not taken from the Palestinians. The West Bank was ruled by Jordan, Gaza by Egypt and Golan Heights by Syria. The author has an exciting writing style but has done no research to make sure he got his facts straight. Reply Ctos 9/8/2009 "Immediately after the war, Israel offered to give back the land it had won in exchange for peace ." – notice the poster does not say "all" of the land; Israel was attempting to legitimize some of its gains by giving back land (which it was mandated by the UN to do). Also notice the language "land it had won" which is in direct violation of the UN concept of the inadmissability of acquiring land by war. The truth is Israel started the war and it was not a defensive one (Israel's territory was greater after the war and it attacked the Arabs in their own countries). Zionists and uninformed historians may take umbrage at this article but what they really take umbrage at is the truth of the FACTS around the '67 war. Reply Lee Vann 9/12/2009 Another great article! Very informative and though, although I feel that it should have gone into more detail on the USS Liberty. Of corse the Pro-Zionist lobby would be upset with this, as it does not show their cause in the best possible light. Reply Kaiser 9/14/2009 So let me get this straight…Egypt kicks the UN out of the demilitarized zone two weeks prior, places all but 10,000 of its remaining forces (seven divisions and numerous independent brigades totalling 100K) in the Sinai, and closes the Straits of Tiran; Egypt flies artillery and battalions of commandoes to Jordan on June 3rd after signing a mutual defense treaty; Jordanian reserves are called up on June 2nd and orders subsequently captured from Jordanian command posts dated at the end of May detail operations for the capture of objectives inside Israeli territory; Iraqi forces are repositioned closer to the Iraq/Jordanian border; Syrian mobilization; etc, etc. And Israel was to believe this all just defensive "posturing"? Reply Jay White 10/1/2009 I was very disappointed that this poorly written propaganda piece was accepted by what I always considered the best military history magazine . I was so upset that MHQ would publish such garbage, that for the first time in 15 years I didn't purchase MHQ. I sincerely hope this is not a trend . The history channel no longer has any history shows. Let's hope MHQ doesn't deteriorate into garbage that attracts the Jew haters who always bring up the Liberty which was in an active war zone. Reply Elliot 10/8/2009 I'm surprised at how some posters chose to read this article so selectively. Because of his own personal agenda, Kaiser omits facts clearly stated in the article that according to three US "separate intelligence groups" "Egyptian deployments…were defensive," of which Israelis were informed on May 26 by U.S. secretary of defense Robert McNamara. This, of course, was nothing new to the Israelis who knew from their own superb intelligence organizations all the precise information about their enemies. Similarly, Kaiser chooses not to mention the following two passages from the article where IDF chief of operations Gen. Ezer Weizman and Menachem Begin both honestly admitted that the surprise air strike against Egypt had been planned for a long time: (1) "For five years," IDF chief of operations Gen. Ezer Weizman recalled, referring to the surprise air strike against Egypt, "I had been talking of this operation, explaining it, hatching it, dreaming of it, manufacturing it link by link, training men to carry it out." (2) "The Egyptian army concentrations in the Sinai approaches," Menachem Begin told the New York Times, "do not prove that Nasser was really about to attack us. We must be honest with ourselves. We decided to attack him." Why can't one mention certain facts about Israel, facts confirmed by prominent Israeli historians themselves, without being attacked as being biased and writing propaganda? Reply Randy 10/16/2009 This article was a great addition to this issue. It is sad that today people are still looking at wars from only one side. Mankind needs to FINALLY learn that there are always two sides to every story and the only way to find truth is looking at both sides. The author stated the faults of both sides very well. I particularly appreciate the credit given to soldiers of both sides. As for the other comments, how can someone say this is bias? The paragraphs concerning the USS Liberty say in their first statement controversial which by definition means debatable. So how can you call the author a propagandist? His obvious respect for the Israeli military machine is clear throughout the article. The statements about the political motives of both sides are again, "debatable", as are all political agendas. The comments on the colonial structure of the region being a serious cause were very interesting. To call someone a "Jew hater" for an article with historical facts and speaking on a subject rarely talked about today is juvenile, and obviously made by someone who has not studied the conflict. Readers need to focus on the real tragedies of such events for example, 1.4 million and now 4.7 million refugees. This is the real issue. The war happened no matter the cause , it should be time now to clean up the mess it caused by mending fences and helping those who are still affected by it. Reply Garbage 11/27/2009 Alright, so honestly I rarely try to make sense of anything that happens in the Middle East because everything seems to just boil down to a bunch of religious fanatics who hate each other. And no, for the record, I am not blaming this war on religion. This article, however, is the most biased piece of trash on earth. So lets say a guy comes near you with a knife, in a stance of aggression, are you going to stand and wait, or are you going to pull out your handgun and put a round through him? I mean for God's sake, why is it that so many people support America in the Iraq war (when they are in the wrong, without any doubt whatsoever) but so many others support Gaza in the war with Israel? It makes absolutely no sense. At least Israel is actually TRYING to fight terrorism and ensure minimal casualties. Reply David All 12/2/2009 An extremely biased article. Its anti-Israeli slant makes this article a travesty of history. I hope this is an exception to the usual fine level of articles at MHQ and not an indication of articles to come. Reply Sheila Kalivas 1/2/2010 Finally, an unbiased account of the Palestinian/Israeli situation. Those who have commented otherwise appear to have a rigidly pro Zionist view. The objective of this scholarly and masterfully written piece is not to cast blame on one side or another, rather it is to articulate the breakdown of how peace has eluded the Middle East thus far. This is not only a fairly presented chronology of past events but it points to a future roadmap for achieving peace by rebuilding nations which were artificially created. Palestinians and Israelis are equally important thus both peoples must be represented by "satisfying Israel's need for security ;and recognizing and fulfilling Palestinian struggles to create a viable nation-state. " To label this author a Jew-hater, to my mind is unconscionable. It is said that "history repeats". History does not have to repeat if we learn from past errors. Of concern to this writer is the right-wing or "populist" movement in the U.S. which holds extremist views about biblical prophecy to which this author has referred. This group has generated significant influence through purchased media blitz. The movement encourages and condones Israeli acquisition of Palestinian land including Jerusalem and joyously awaits the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem to usher in the end times. This scenario seems eerily similar to a historical misconstruing of prophecy from ancient Greece. King Croesus consulted the Oracle at Dephi to find out if he should go to war with Persia, the Oracle stated "If you go to war, you will cause the destruction of a great Empire". Croesus went to war, was defeated and captured. He sent word to the Oracle asking why he was mislead. The Oracle said he was not mislead, a great empire was destroyed, his own. Because an event is prophesized does not indicate it is a desirable path to take. This piece by O'Brien Browne, if heeded, can avert a potential disatrous course of action. Reply Proud American 3/2/2010 A very amateurish, biased and naive perspective on the war. The author neglects to mention that but for the Six Day War, peace with Egypt and Jordan would never have been possible. He also fails to mention that Syria plays host to at least ½ dozen terrorist organizations including Hamas, Hezbollah and the PFLP. No mention is made of the fact that Israel's overtures to the PLO unleashed a wave of terror not seen since 1947. No mention is made of the Khartoum agreement where the Arabs declared their infamous "Three Nos." No peace with Israel, no recognition of her and no negotiation with her. If the author wants to play the blame game, there's plenty to go around. Focusing on Israel exclusively exposes the author's bias. Just as an aside, it was the Arabs who put the ball in play and Israel just finished the game. To the victor go the spoils. I say "bravo Israel" for standing up to gangsters, thugs and scoundrels of the Middle East and sending them back crawling to their little holes. Reply Dave 10/15/2010 I stumbled across this website recently, and had been having an excellent time reading a host of well thought out articles on various eras of military history. Then I stumbled across this "article" (if you can call a bundle of selectively cherry picked facts devoid of any relevant background information/context, assembled by a.. 'person' who is clearly attempting to rewrite history as part of an effort to support his hatred of Israel at least, and more likely Jews in general, an article). What a dissapointment. For what little it's worth, I won't be returning to this otherwise stellar community/website, but I sincerely hope that Mr. Browne's racism and deliberate intellectual dishonesty would be sufficient reason for historynet to terminate it's relationship with him. Reply jewz rulez 11/4/2010 everyone is saying this is biased and we get this. very poor article and not very accurate Reply justplainbeth 11/11/2010 I don't understand :( sniff sniff Reply Chris Montegue 1/18/2012 Very poorly written and researched article with very superficial analysis. The writer doesn't go to great lengths to conceal his bias against Israel and has allowed his personal bias to skew the article to the point of being painful to read. Reply History 10: Middle East Introductory Project (Jigsaw Poster) | MrDan'sClassroomBlog 2/28/2013 […] History Net – Six Day War […] Reply Get Used to It: Israel Is Here to Stay - Page 37 - US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum 10/26/2013 […] Syria as well, it would strike with around 150 aircraft, 250 tanks, and 20,000 troops." The Six Day War Sparked Forty Years of Strife Those not hopelessly addicted to swallowing every load of kosher horse shit doled out by Israel […] Reply Richard 3/25/2014 The title of the article is itself completely misleading. Does the author mean to imply that that the attempt by the Arab states to destroy Israel in 1948 and the persistent attacks on Israelis by state forces and by terrorists as well as the utterly pervasive anti-semitic propaganda were just normal relations? My word, this is a new low in anti-Israeli propaganda. Reply An Unbiased Richard 12/31/2014 Great article. I especially love the comments. \This is biased trash\, etc, ironically written by biased trash. \In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.\ – George Orwell Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Name* Email* Website Comment


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From the time Abraham heard "Lech lecha-Get up and go!" to the destruction of the Second Temple and the Diaspora, Jews have been "on the road." Join storyteller Corinne Stavish as we look at the Jewish journey through traditional tales and humorous, heartwarming personal narratives.
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Jorge Leonardo Sanchez: Suspect Allegedly Huffs Nitrous Oxide As LAPD Chases (VIDEO)
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A man suspected of huffing nitrous oxide from a balloon as he drove through Panorama City was arrested following a bizarre police chase this morning.
Video (after the jump) shows the man sitting in a Honda Accord and continuing to hit his balloon as cops order him to surrender.
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... about 11 a.m. when police got a call of a driver "possibly under the influence of narcotics" in the 8400 of Cantaloupe Avenue in Panorama City, Officer Christopher No told us.
"They observed the individual in the vehicle inhaling a balloon, possibly an unknown gas," he said.
Cops gave chase and the suspect led officers on slow, "small" pursuit that lasted 10 to 15 minutes, No said. The driver rarely went faster than 35 miles per hour, he added.
After a spike strip disabled the Honda by flattening at least one front tire, the Honda came to a stop at Cantaloupe and Ashworth Street where more huffing appeared to take place in full view of news helicopters.
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NBC Los Angeles says the suspect's father identified him as 24-year-old Jorge Leonardo Sanchez who, the station discovered, was convicted of possession nitrous oxide in 2009.
Video, the station says, showed the man refilling his balloon from a tank in the car.
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Mango House is configured with a large living area where the kitchen, dining room, and living room are all open to each other - with four sliding glass doors that access the large Mango House Lanai.
The Mango House Beach is unspoiled and secluded. Only private homes have access to our beach - No condominiums or resorts - so it is never crowded. The sand is clean and pure. The shelling is spectacular! Share the beach with osprey, pelicans, herons, egrets, sandpipers, dolphins, sea turtles and more...
Leave all of your beach gear and bikes behind (!) as Mango House comes with all the beach and recreation equipment (chairs, umbrellas, coolers, shovels, pails, mask/fins/snorkels, noodles, tennis rackets, frisbees, etc....) as well as 5 aluminum beach cruiser bicycles and a 'Schwinn Twinn' Tandem bicycle. Bikes have baskets, helmets and locks. There is also a bicycle trailer. We also provide numerous books (a full library with over 350 titles in three bookcases), numerous puzzles, games, 80+ DVD's, and an IPod docking station to help you enjoy your stay. New this season is an additional Hot/Cold outdoor shower.
Mango House is centrally located to island shopping and restaurants with easy access to bike paths that cover the entire island. Our secluded beach with private access is 1/2 mile away. The Ding Darling Wildlife Sanctuary entrance is even closer. Both the San-Cap Conservation Foundation and Sanibel Recreation Center are less than 1 mile away.
Mango House has high-speed Wireless Internet. Email your friends or conduct business wireless from anywhere you wish - including the Mango House Lanai! We also have premium TV cable as well as three flat-screen panel TVs, each with their own DVD players.
Mango house sits atop a huge garage with ample room for car or boat storage. We have several mature coconut palms, numerous saw palms, and mature orange, grapefruit, and mango trees. Help yourself!
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Mango House will truly be a memorable experience.....
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Sweedish Living Room sofa converts to a king-sized mattress!...moreless
Several hundred hardback and paperback books. Not just novels but also guidebooks to Sanibel, and birding books...moreless
(3) Three Flat-Screen TV's plus DVD players. All TVs are connected to premium cable channels...moreless
Mango House has a Dining area adjacent to the kitchen with a dining table that seats six...moreless
Mango House has air conditioning (new unit in 2013)...moreless
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Oversized garage with room for a car and boat, bikes, etc......moreless
Large open living room with two couches and chairs, book shelves, a TV center with DVDs, etc....moreless
Parking for up to 6 cars - two cars can be in the downstairs garage...moreless
Mango House has a brand new (2013) full-sized complimentary washing machine...moreless
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We have balconies off of the master bedroom and guest bedroom, as well as around the majority of the rest of Mango House. There is also an elevated west-facing screened-in Lanai across the entire back of Mango House....moreless
At least four 'beach cruiser' type bicycles provided with baskets and helmets. PLUS a bike trailer and a vintage 70's Schwinn bicycle-built-for-two!!!...moreless
Nearby rentals of boats, jet skis, sailboats, kayaks, canoes, paddle boads, etc......moreless
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Mango House has a 240 square foot screened-in Lanai that overlooks the lake at the end of our backyard, as well as all sunsets...moreless
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We have a full-sized propane grill in the garage (it needs to be wheeled outside if you are to use it which is easy to do)...moreless
Nearby (less than a mile away at the new Rec Center) Several other tennis options on Sanibel too......moreless
We have all beach gear that you will need including beach chairs (over 8) umbrellas, coolers, beach toys, etc... You do not need to bring anything but your bathing suits...moreless
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Sanibel Island is world-famous for year-round shelling and bird-watching. From Mango House, the entrance to the J.N. 'Ding' Darling Wildlife Refuge is 1/2 mile away; extraordinary private beaches and shelling are also 1/2 mile away; the new Sanibel Recreation Center is also 1/2 mile away. Mango House is perfectly situated for multiple excursions.
At least one trip per visit through Ding Darling is a must, as well as a trip to SCCF (Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation), the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, the Historic Sanibel Museum and CROW, the center for wildlife rehabilitation. SCCF offers great hands-on programs on diverse topics such as Loggerhead turtle migrations/nesting and Sandpiper mating - using the beach as a classroom.
The birding from the Mango House Lanai is also exceptional. The lake behind Mango House is not salt water but fresh, and thousands of birds and other animals stop by daily for a drink and a little socialization. Since the Mango House Lanai faces west, evening sunsets are also a highlight when viewed from the Lanai across the lake.
The family favorite - a must at the end of the day - is to watch the sunset - no two are the same. We do this from either the Mango House lanai, or from one of the many nearby private beaches.
Although Mango House comes equipped with a full kitchen, Sanibel dining opportunities are also outstanding and numerous. Our favorites on Sanibel are Doc Fords, the Sanibel Bean, Timbers (and the Timbers Sports Bar), the Island Cow, the Pink Flamingo, and the Lighthouse Cafe (navigated to on a family bike trip at the beginning of every stay). Favorites on Captiva are the Bubble Room (you can also buy desert only here), Mucky Duck, R.C. Otters, and the Key Lime Bistro. The 'Tween Waters marina restaurant and Crows's Nest restaurant are also great.
Sanibel boasts over 25 miles of bike paths, making every beach, restaurant, wildlife refuge, store, museum, marina, etc. accessible by bike, as well as the island of Captiva to the north. Mango House guests can take advantage of several beach cruiser bicycles as well as a tandem bicycle and a bike trailer.
Nearby in Fort Myers are the Thomas Edison Home and Ford Museum. Fort Myers also boasts an international airport, several hospitals, factory outlet stores, and additional shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Year Purchased: 2007
About the owner: Welcome from Jay and Laura Cerny - the owners of Mango House. Laura and I were married in 1986 (& 20 year 'renewed' on Sanibel in 2006 above). We have three wonderful children, Austin, Madison, and Garret. Laura is a Colorado gal and I'm a Florida guy. We live the Vail, CO area where I am a school principal and Laura is an interior designer. We met in Dallas back in 1983 while at SMU for grad school. While Laura grew up in Boulder, CO, I lived in Boca Raton and Fort Myers during my childhood. I went to Fort Myers High before college in New York, and have fond memories of skipping school to go to Sanibel in 1975-79. I also worked college summers at South Seas Plantation on Captiva as a waiter at Chadwicks (sadly closed in 2004, but recently reopened as Doc Fords Captiva) Laura and I have been going to Sanibel together since 1984, and we also own two timeshares at CasaYbel for weeks 51/52. About five years ago, we reached the (obvious for us) conclusion that we wanted to retire on Sanibel and set out to find a house that would suit our needs. We fell in love with and bought the house you see in the pictures - Mango House. Then, we spent the next year or so remodeling it and making it our own, adding everything we could think of to make it the perfect vacation home. Since we're not set to retire for at least another 10 years, we rent out Mango House for most of the year.
Why the Owner Chose Private Homes:
What more can we say..... We just love Sanibel. Some people travel the world. We travel to Sanibel. It is everything we want in a vacation - and more! The beach access for Mango House is very secluded with no big resorts nearby, and being centrally located with respect to other fantastic private West Gulf Drive beaches, Ding Darling, SCCF, etc. is a huge bonus. When we bought Mango House, we also factored in the uncrowded beach for better shelling and beach strolling. Being on a fresh water lake also has great advantages. We love to look West out across the lake at all of the wildlife, and enjoy the year-round breezes and perfect sunsets.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
We provide just about everything you'd want or need for the perfect vacation! Since we were always ferrying umbrellas and chairs, etc. back and forth from Colorado before we bought Mango House - and realized how much of a hassle that was - we decided to make them available for our guests. The same is true for cruiser bikes, DVD's, books, puzzles, games, binoculars, shelling/birding guides, tennis rackets, and other beach gear. We want you to use ours! Mango House is newly remodeled and has a very clean look - mostly furnished with IKEA, Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, & West Elm. We have high-speed wireless (works great on the Lanai) and have done our best not to skimp on anything. For those new to Sanibel/Captiva, we also have a large organizer notebook that lists all of our favorite things to do and places to eat on Sanibel and Captiva. We have menus from most every local restaurant along with our favorite selections at each... Enjoy!
The elevated screened-in Lanai is the perfect place for viewing lake wildlife
Brand new appliances and bamboo flooring in the kitchen and dining area
The Mango Master Bedroom - spacious w/ private deck and King-sized pillowtop bed
The Mango Guest Bedroom with private deck and Queen sized bed. Large closet too
The 200 sq. ft. Mango House Lanai overlooks a fresh-water lake.
Another view from the Mango House lanai, across the fresh-water lake
1/2 mile away from Mango House is the $7M Sanibel Recreation Center
Last few steps to Mango Beach. There are 7 additional private accesses nearby
Royal Tern at Mango Beach (Photo L. Noffsinger Nov '10 guest)
Mango Beach shells - Sanibel is world-famous (Photo L. Noffsinger Nov '10 guest)
Sanibel Lighthouse - an easy bike excursion (Photo L. Noffsinger Nov '10 guest)
Spoonbill Convention at nearby Ding Darling (Photo L. Noffsinger Nov '10 guest)
View of Mango House from across the protected fresh-water lake.
Mango Living Room is loaded with games, puzzles, 35' flat screen, DVDs, & books
View of the Mango House Master Bath. To left of picture is large walk-in closet
The Mango House Guest Bedroom can also double as an office.
Mango House view from the road - very secluded and protected
Mango House comes with 5 "beach cruiser" bikes, beach gear, sports gear, etc...
Beach access for Mango House guests - beautiful and private
Secluded Mango House beach - 2010 Yahoo ranking as #2 beautiful beach in USA
Leave your beach gear at home and use ours! Mango House comes fully equipped!
screeching Osprey with fresh meal and talons (photo L. Noffsinger Nov '10 guest)
Driftwood on the beach (Photo L. Noffsinger Nov '10 guest)
Sunset at Mango Beach with Great Blue Heron (Photo L. Noffsinger Nov '10 guest)
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Summary • 35-year-old Jesse Fisher is worried that his best days are behind him, but a return to his college campus sparks a meeting with a young co-ed who reawakens long-buried feelings of possibility.
Featuring • Radnor, Elizabeth Olsen, Richard Jenkins, Allison Janney, John Magaro, and Elizabeth Reaser.
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