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Lovingly run by a husband and wife team who specialise in homemade specialities made the Portuguese way.
Tucked away in Ferndale with a loyal seafood following and homely décor, 1920 Portuguese Restaurant welcomes patrons with warm smiles, family photos dominated by football memorabilia and the lingering aroma of mouth-watering cuisine.
The service is friendly and attentive; the menu brims with Portuguese delights and good selection of imported beers and wines using fresh ingredients and family recipes passed down from generations.
Enjoy an array of homemade Madeiran specialties like Fejoada – a traditional pork, beef, chourico, and bean stew, fall-off-the-bone oxtail, porco com amêijoa - pork and clam casserole, tender calamari and succulent prawn rissoles.
If prawns beguile, try the LM Mozambique prawns, served with a delicious homemade peri-peri and hand-cut potato chips or rice. The espetada, skewered cubes of rump steak, grilled the traditional way and served with milho frito, pan-fried squares of creamy polenta with kale, is a must-try.
Tantalise the taste buds with a journey of the Portuguese islands at this homely and welcoming restaurant in Ferndale, Randburg.
The 'Best Thai food west of Bangkok' is a phrase heard here often. 2 Thai 4 has an authentic menu and all dishes are prepared by Thai chefs. All the food uses traditional Thai spices and herbs, adding to the authenticity. The menu is large and varied and great seafood and vegetarian options are available for the non meat eaters. Wines and other beverages are also available. Children are welcome and outside seating is available.
Housed in a 115 year historic house, in the historical precinct of Modderfontein, this heart warming country retreat invites cosy family get-togethers, intimate dinners and languid lunches.
Dine alfresco soaking up the lush park like gardens or appreciate the beauty of nature shaded by an old oak tree. Benches and umbrellas welcome relaxed outdoor lunches.
The dining room is perfect for old fashioned intimacy as is the enclosed veranda for those who enjoy a little more privacy.
Ideal for families, lovers and friends, dining at 33 High Street creates a memorable experience.
Situated in the Glenwood shopping centre with an interior dressed in orange and pink shaded in soft palates on the wall, A Cabana serves authentic Portuguese cuisine.
Some of the favourite starters include the traditional grilled portuguese sardines with coarse salt, served with a touch of olive oil and vinegar or chickenl with garlic, wine and peri-peri sauce.
For mains, try the prawns a cabana - 12 succulent prawns with garlic and lemon butter or the cabana steak, served with garlic, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions and green pepper sauce.
For more exotic dishes try the bacalhau or the prawn rissoles rounded off by Portuguese pasteis de nata for a popular dessert with a twist - Portuguese kisses.
With warm hospitality and traditional fare, diners can sit back and enjoy the authentic ambience alongside fresh grills and seafood served the Portuguese way.
Real Portuguese hospitality at this comfortable restaurant with good, wholesome food, affordably priced and a relaxed ambience. The Special Prawn Curry is great! Located within Jim & Jerry's Driving Range on the Pecanwood/Broederstroom-side of the bridge over Hartbeespoort Dam.
An unpretentious family-run restaurant serving superb Portuguese cuisine, A Churrasqueira boasts an exciting menu with a wide selection of choices.
An impressive wine list enhances the experience, with a brilliant selection of both South African and Portuguese wines.
The interior is simple and warm, the service excellent and the prices reasonable. All in all, a wonderful place to dine in comfort.
This superb Portuguese restaurant has been running for more than ten years and it's easy to see why. Offering not only traditional Portuguese dishes, but also more unusual Mozambican cuisine, this friendly restaurant provides a memorable dining experience.
Although there is no actual wine list, there is a decent selection of popular South African and Portuguese wines to choose from in a well-placed corner cabinet.
The cosy, unpretentious ambience is further enhanced by Mozambican hut murals on the walls. Unique and welcoming, A Palhota provides a truly relaxed dining experience with great food, great service and a great atmosphere.
Feast in true Portuguese style at the newest addition to the incredibly successful Adega franchise.
Conveniently located opposite the Collenade Centre, Adega, Montana boasts a large menu with a superb range of seafood and Portuguese dishes. The decor is striking and inviting, with warm yellow complementing a Monk theme and traditional blue and white Portuguese tiles.
Book ahead to avoid missing out on a night of delicious Portuguese food and hospitality.
This authentic Zambian restaurant is truly family friendly and sports a kids pay area that is safe and secure, giving adult diners piece of mind. A fantastic buffet is served, as well as an a la carte menu with delicious grills and seafood. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner and is the ideal spot to kick back, relax, enjoy a cold one and savour the tastes of Africa.
This vibey Protuguese restaurant is perfect for families and the fenced property ensures that kids are always safe. The menu is large and contains Portuguese favourites like grilled codfish, Chourico sausage, trinchado, espatadas, and even a slow-roasted lamb stew. There is a special smoking section that caters for functions of up to 100 people.
The delicious menu brims with high quality seafood such as voluptuous Mozambican prawns and a variety of succulent steaks, poultry and traditional dishes.
The warm and inviting ambiance sets the tone for a unique Portuguese experience housed in a luxurious house in Kensington.
Enjoy delicious and tasty cuisine and a feast for the senses dining on seafood, grills and typical Portuguese dishes.
With attention to detail and personal attention, diners relax in tranquil surrounds dining on mouth-watering dishes such as grilled chicken basted in finger linking peri-peri the Mozambican way, or voluptuous grilled prawns, tasty pregos, trinchados, espetadas and popular feijoada.
Adeguita Portuguese Restaurant tantalises with mouth-watering tastes and flavours the true Portuguese way in a colonial setting that invites relaxation.
This delightful Portuguese restaurant serves up traditional Portuguese favourites with a twist. Try the toasted Portuguese bread with liver pate or the beef or chicken prego rolls - a must for the spice lover. The melt-in-your-mouth rump steak in white wine and cream is a must-try. Other dishes include trinchado, peri peri chicken, espetada and mouthwatering prawns - Portuguese style. A good range of desserts are also available.
This bustling Portuguese family restaurant serves all the old favourites like trinchado, chicken livers peri peri, caldo verde, calamari and a variety of prawn dishes. The seafood is, of course, the speciality here. There is a comprehensive wine list to complement the menu. The prices are definitely competitive and the service is up to standard. No frills and fuss to be found here - just good quality food in a bustling yet relaxed setting.
Amigo's Cantina is ideally located close to the Old Harbour on Lemms Corner. The close proximity to the ocean makes Amigo's a place where friends and family can relax and socialize and enjoy the aroma of coffee, good food and the fresh sea breeze.
Breakfasts are enticing with strong coffee and freshly baked breads and croissants. We also offer the traditional English breakfast with a spicy twist. With combined flavours from Spain, Portugal and Argentina, as well as Mexico and Mozambique, lunch and dinner are a real treat and experience.
Add a dash of South Africa and the menu is a mixture of tasty and fresh dishes prepared with the best ingredients and some pride. Patrons have the choice of crisp salads, warming soups, flavoursome starters, and main meals encompassing 'carne', seafood and chicken. Or share a combo platter with a friend. The menu offers one vegetarian fare and there is a small kiddies menu.
Dine on a trinchado starter, followed by a West Coast paella, and finish off with a fruit and nut cassata. Amigo's Cantina has a Café Bar area with a smoking section. Choose something off the cocktail menu while the sun sets below the ocean.


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In a season where neutrals shot with color is the banner trend, I felt inspired by one of the most well known contemporary painters of nudes. Eric Fischl's work depicting the dark side of suburban life was not originally embraced as legitimate art, but today he's considered to be one of the most influential figurative painters of this century. Fischl's work often has a hit of bright color tempered by light and shadow and seemed a perfect foil for some of resort/spring's newest arrivals, not to mention my new Naked At the Beach 4FREE Nail Color trio has just arrived!
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Jacquelyn Leah Gates of Kinstonand Mark Wesley Griffin of Doverwere united in marriage on Nov. 3, at Mike�s Farm with the Rev. Eddie Griffin officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Donnie and Dianne Gates of Kinstonand the granddaughter of Martha Quinn of Pink Hill.
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I'm running migration from MS Exchange 2003 (OS Windows Small Business Server 2003) to ZCS 8.0.4 ( Open Source Edition Server) by using ZimbraMigration 22.214.171.1244 (32-bit). All sent letters, address book, tasks were successfully migrated, except incomming mails for all users.
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It happened in the 1000 block of G Street, SE at approximately 9:35 p.m. on Wednesday.
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The Construction Advisory Committee was formed in the summer of 2001 to strengthen the partnership of Oregon OSHA and the private sector. The group's mission is to address safety issues affecting the construction industry. Members of the group include representatives of labor, employers, trade organizations, and government agencies. The committee meets monthly.
The committee quickly developed a goal and vision for future work: "To create a partnership between Oregon OSHA and construction employers, organizations, and employee groups to identify and implement improvements necessary to prevent injury or illness."
The committee works with other organizations involved in the industry's safety efforts, keeping them informed so that all can work toward the common goal of preventing workplace injuries and illnesses. The committee also identifies new safety and health concerns, drawing on the resources of the representatives and their organizations to resolve them.
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New whitepaper about TSM Protecting Microsoft SQL Databases Hosted in VMware
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Check out the new IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Protecting Microsoft SQL Databases Hosted in VMware whitepaper that describes how to use TSM for Virtual Environments - Data Protection for VMware and TSM for Mail - Data Protection for Microsoft SQL server...
STORServer releases a new version of it's Console for TSM
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I've written about STORServer before . They are an IBM Ready-for-Tivoli Software Certified Business Partner, that offers a range of backup and recovery appliances that leverage IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) software. The sweet value add from STORServer,...
Improving user experience with a STORServer backup appliance
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10 October 2012 In my last blog , I announced that I've moved into a new role, focusing on improving the overall experience for Tivoli Storage software customers and users. One of the areas that is a prime focus for me is the initial experience...
6 Straight Quarters of Double-Digit Growth
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IBM Tivoli Storage Software ROCKS for the 6th Straight Quarter IBM announced its second quarter earnings yesterday, 18 Jul 12, showing great results in very a difficult macro economic climate. In his remarks on the investor call, IBM Chief Financial...
Looking forward to a new Tivoli Storage Manager user experience
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June 4, 2012 was a big day for the IBM Tivoli Storage team, with the announcement of IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center V5.1 at the IBM EDGE 2012 event in Orlando, FL. Most compelling in this announcement is the continued adoption of the XIV user...
The importance of choosing the right vendor
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As a solution marketing professional, I seem to focus on communicating the key features and benefits of my products. In the case of IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM), those things include its scalability, functionality, reliability performance and ability to...
Day 2 - PULSE 2012 and Tivoli Storage
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ILuminate kicked off the General Session with an innovative, cool to watch performance – and as Scott said, their performance plus coffee makes for a wide awake audience! Steve Mills took the stage – his expertise and client focus really shine through,...
More on Riverbed and IBM
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What do you think of when you see the name Riverbed ? For those of you not familiar, Riverbed is an IBM partner and the leader in Wide Area Network Optimization. These days, Riverbed offers more than just WAN OP solutions. Riverbed products improve IT...
Experience Whitewater Cloud Storage at IBM PULSE 2012
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Riverbed and IBM enjoy a strong partnership which, thanks in part to Riverbed's Whitewater cloud storage gateways, extends to IBM's storage management software ecosystem. Whitewater leverages public cloud storage to reduce backup and administration costs,...
Please visit our storage management partners at IBM PULSE 2012
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Are you going to IBM Pulse 2012 , the premier Cloud and IT Optimization event of the year? It's at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas from March 3 – 7, and we have an awesome agenda with some first class speakers and entertainment. But this blog is about...
PULSE Storage Panel - Modernizing Backup
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Are you going to the IBM PULSE conference ( ibm.com/pulse )? I am, and I am hosting a panel discussion on the need to modernize backup and restore capabilities. Scheduled to join me on the panel are: - Randy Olinger, Director of Enterprise...
Re: Enabling TSM Unified Recovery Management Replication
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In response to: Enabling TSM Unified Recovery Management Replication Want to learn more about how HyperIP can help accelerate your data transfer by as much as 12x? Join NetEx and IBM Tivoli Storage Software for a webinar on Jan. 25, 1PM EST to hear all about...
Enabling TSM Unified Recovery Management Replication
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In the IBM Thought Leadership Whitepaper, 10 Ways to Save Money with IBM TSM , " IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Suite for Unified Recovery simplifies and streamlines storage management, helping organizations control both the risks and costs of data protection and...
Netex HyperIP Accelerates TSM Replication
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In October 2011, IBM added native replication of backup data in Tivoli Storage Manager Extended Edition v6.3 to help customers add "warm standby" disaster recovery capabilities to their unified recovery management platform. This is a powerful new feature that...
Fifteen Minutes Can Save You 50% on Your Data Insurance
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I know. I'm sinking pretty low when I borrow a line from an animated gecko. But as I keep thinking that data backup and restore systems are very much like automobile insurance, I just can't resist. Think about it – what value do you get from paying for...
FlashCopy Manager, DP/SQL, DP/Exchange EAP/Beta Program Announcement
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Hi There! IBM is looking for customers and business partners who are interested in participating in an Early Access Program (EAP)/Beta Program for an upcoming release of FlashCopy Manager, Data Protection for SQL, and Data Protection for...
Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager V3.1 Announced!
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Did you see that we announced a new version of Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager! Here are the highlights of IBM® Tivoli® Storage FlashCopy® Manager V3.1: Advanced data protection and recovery features for VMware vSphere environments Enhanced data...
NEW! Tivoli Storage Manager v6.3
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Check out the NEW Tivoli Storage Manager v6.3 You should expect more from your storage, and from your storage vendor. On October 11 and 12, IBM is announcing a broad range of new and enhanced storage products that help to meet this challenge. Included are...
Get More From Your Archived Information-Webinar, June 8, 11AM EST
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Is your archived information earning its keep? Are explosive data growth, regulatory compliance, legal discovery, and data protection on your mind? Drivers like these demand long-term, high-volume data retention. Join IBM and IDC on...
Announcing a new way to buy Tivoli Storage Manager
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On May 31 2011, IBM announced the availability of Tivoli Storage Manager Suite for Unified Recovery , a bundle of ten Tivoli Storage Manager and Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack products, with an easy to order, deploy and manage capacity-based pricing model....
Free Online Training for Tivoli User Community Members! May 26, 9:30AM EST
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Attention all Tivoli User Community Members! There will be free online training offered on May 26, 2011 from 9:30AM - 1:30PM EST on the topic of: Tivoli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments . The following topics will be covered: ...
New Webcast! Smarter Storage & Data Mgt for Virtual Server Environments
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Join us on May 17th at 1: p.m. Eastern / 10:00 a.m. Pacific. .......to hear all about Smarter Storage & Data Management for Virtual Server Environments Featured Speakers: Richard Vining, IBM Tivoli Storage Product Marketing Manager & John...
New Webcast! Server Virtualization Gets Relief from Tivoli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments
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Join us on May 12th at 2:00 p.m. Eastern / 11:00 a.m. Pacific.. ...........to hear all about Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) for Virtual Environments. Featured Speakers: Greg Van Hise - IBM Storage Architect & Richard Vining - IBM Product Marketing...
IBM wins CRN Channel Champion Award for Backup and Recovery
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Last week at the 2011 CRN Xchange event in Orlando, the results of the 21st Channel Champions awards were announced. IBM Software was honored with a Gold Award in 2 categories, including Backup and Recovery Software for the I BM Tivoli Storage Manager...
April 14 Webcast on Smarter Backup for VMware
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The Tivoli Storage Management team is beginning a new series of educational webcasts for the end user community on a range of topics. The first session will focus on data protection and recovery of virtual server environments -- and you're invited! Server...


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Made in Italy by Zaneen.
The Invisibili Fixed LED 3.75 Inch Recessed Lighting from Zaneen features an innovative design that the designer intended to be "invisible". Invisibili draws a clear dividing line between a "before" and "after"; the before is represented by a traditional product - plaster, which has existed for many years in the field of architectural lighting. The after is represented through innovative LED technology and a clean, modern, re-worked design. Conceived with the same simplicity with which things are formed in nature. Features a fixed, metal white LED spot light for great functionality. Easy installation. LED power supply sold separately.
Installation Note: Suitable for installation in non-insulated ceilings and walls only.
- Paintable white plaster light
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I can't seem to get remote mail search to work.
Once I enter the search criteria, it pops up saying "Search cancelled by remote service. Please try again later." Even if I change criteria.
I rebooted the BES Express and Zimbra still no avail.
I'm on Zimbra 7.1GA and ZCB 7, BES Express 5.0.3.
Email forwarding, GAL Lookup all are working fine, except remote search.
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Losing My Twitter Virginity – Tweet Tweet!
Last week I lost my Twitter virginity. Like losing my real virginity at age 20, again I felt a bit behind the curve and wanted to wait until it seemed worth it. So last week after watching Barbara Walters send her first tweet live on "The View," I felt motivated and a little pressured to set up my own Twitterberry. After all, I work in the media and as much as I like to kick it old school and actually hold and read a newspaper, the future of 140 character communication is here – unfiltered, fast and frankly, bizarre.
I'll admit that while I'm sort of digging the instant gratification and entertainment that Twitter technology provides while I stand in line at the post office, I'm still sort of flummoxed by it all. I'm convinced it's just another addictive tech tool feeding what feels like an adult onset case of ADD. Or maybe it's simply an indulgent, narcissistic form of modern expression at a time when everyone believes that they should be famous?
Yes, I've read that Twitter has already proved quite helpful in getting vital information out during crises ranging from forest fires to terrorist attacks, and this is noteworthy. But from what I've picked up in my limited Twitter time is that most of the chatter and stream of ramblings are about considerably less urgent matters such as who should win "American Idol" and whether homely, British sensation Susan Boyle is selling out by having her eyebrows waxed.
For no real reason, I am now following an eclectic mix of Twitterers from NPR's Scott Simon and ABC's George Stephanopoulos to Kevin Spacey, Brooke Burke, Oprah, Mr. and Mrs. Kutcher (that would be Demi and Ashton to the rest of the world), infamous DJ and Lindsay ex Samantha Ronson, Britney Spears and MSNBC rock star Rachel Maddow among others.
There is something oddly fascinating reading about the mundane minutiae of famous people. It's like when US Weekly catches celebrities doing bourgeois acts like pumping gas or pushing a stroller. For some reason capturing the beautiful in these every day acts makes the rest of us feel a little better about our own lives. After all, "they change diapers too!"
According to my Twitter "friend feed," in the past week Brooke Burke was, "on the beach with the kids and still without a nanny," heaven forbid! Kevin Spacey was nervous about his new show, Oprah was making dinner plans, Samantha Ronson was woken up by a car alarm and then had maid service re-stock her M&Ms, and George Stephanopoulos alerted the world that Pennsylvania's Republican Senator Arlen Specter was switching teams.
Aside from Stephanopoulos's tweet, the others did feel strangely intimate. Perhaps that's the charm, manipulating the public to feel like they have a tight relationship with you. It is a brilliant celebrity PR move.


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August was over the top with gorgeous kids' rooms. Palettes ranged from subdued and serene to color explosion and we saw decor in every imaginable flavor. There was even a luchador-themed nursery in the mix. These are some of the rooms that inspired us in August 2011.
• State's Breezy Chic Cowboy Room
• Polly's Bold & Colorful Retro Room
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• My Room: Sawyer & Aspen
• Sam's Sweet Grey and Yellow Elephant Nursery
• Maëlys and Chloé's No Pretty in Pink Please Girls' Room
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Rosa, 25, was 2-1 with a 3.65 ERA in 6 games this year for Triple-A Omaha. The native of San Francisco de Macoris, Dominican Republic, signed with the Royals in 2001. Rosa made his Major League debut on June 14, 2008 at Arizona and pitched in a total of 9 games with K.C. in 2008 and 2009.


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Ann Arbor, MI (Sports Network) - Trey Burke finished with 19 points, five
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Diesel prices head up another 7.5 cents per gallon
February 08, 2011
Diesel prices continued heading north, with a 7.5 cent increase to $3.513 per gallon, according to the Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration (EIA). And current prices are up 74.4 cents annually.
This is the tenth straight week prices have risen for a cumulative 35.1 cent gain along with it marking the fourth straight week prices have topped the $3.40 per gallon level since hitting $3.482 during the week of October 20, 2008. What's more, this week's nearly 8 cent increase per gallon is the single biggest week-over-week spike since April 2010 and the highest level per gallon since hitting $3.659 the week of October 13, 2008.
Diesel prices have been at $3 per gallon or more for 19 consecutive weeks. Prior to the week of October 4, when diesel prices hit $3.00 per gallon, the price per gallon of diesel was below the $3.00 mark for 18 straight weeks. But the recent rise in prices is in line with gains in the price per barrel of crude oil, which has been hovering in the mid-$80s to high $90s, on average, during the same period.
Oil barrel prices were trading at $87.59 on the New York Mercantile Exchange as of this morning, according to media reports. This was down compared to $92 per barrel last week, due to fears easing that protests in Egypt could disrupt Middle East crude supplies, according to an Associated Press report.
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The EIA is calling for 2011 crude oil prices to hit $93.42 per barrel, according to its recently-revised short-term energy outlook. This is above previous estimates of $79.41 per barrel for 2010 and $85.17 per barrel for 2011. On the diesel side, the EIA is calling for the price per gallon of diesel in 2011 to average $3.40, up from a previous estimate of $3.23.
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March 2nd is Old Stuff Day. Even though it sounds like a day to honor vintage stuff, it is actually about breaking old habits. Nonsense! I love any reason to celebrate good old stuff so in my book, we'll do just that. As you know, I am slightly obsessed with mid century items so I collected a few fun things for the home fifties style. I think I am ready to party on March 2, are you?
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Table for Two
Truly something special!
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490 West hails from a stand-alone building with its own parking lot. Inside, expect sophisticated dining backed by a lightly hued decor and soft music. Servers are cordial and polished.
With our beverage order, warm bread arrived with herb butter. Hold onto that basket, especially if you opt for escargot, served classically in shells, with luscious garlic sauce that you won't want to part with. Caesar salad was fresh and to the point, topped with garlic toast. Lump crab cakes were delightful — arranged on a plate with cherry tomato compote, spicy mustard and remoulade. We adored the sea scallop trio — each crowning potato puree with parsley pesto, bacon and truffle oil.
Risotto with asparagus, English peas and aged parmesan was creamy and pleasing. Tagliatelle Bolognese was ribbon-like pasta in tomato sauce lush with hearty morsels of veal. Angus short rib, served off the bone, was fork-tender in rich brown sauce, topping sweet corn polenta with mushrooms. Wild king salmon crested with almond maple crust and basil cream was perfection, made even more special with black bean cous cous.
Hazelnut cheesecake came with a walnut and vanilla crust. Tiramisu with a hint of rum was Norina's creation. Warm crepe oozing with vanilla ice cream and Nutella was as decadent as it sounds.
Appetizers are $8 to $14. Pasta and risotto, which can be ordered as a starter or entrée, are $12 to $24. Entrees range from $18 for Italian eggplant to $34 for prime strip steak. Desserts are $8, or $12 for fresh fruit with zabaione. A six-course Tasting Menu is offered for $50 per person. Price Fixe — three courses for $27.95 or four courses for $33.95 — are available Tuesday through Thursday 4 to 8 p.m., Saturday 4 to 5:30 p.m. and all day on Sunday.
The restaurant has two dining areas. Parties can be arranged in either room for up to 40 people or by taking over the restaurant, for up to 80. Off site catering can also be arranged. Lunch is served Tuesday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Dinner is served Tuesday through Sunday. Reservations are suggested.
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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Salvador Perez hit a go-ahead two-run single in
the top of the fourth inning to help the Kansas City Royals beat the Boston
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Kansas City starter Ervin Santana (2-1) gave up two first-inning runs, but
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Santana scattered six hits and struck out seven over seven frames.
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Howard: Gatorade Player of Year
June 7, 2012 GLEN DALE — Kylie Howard has another achievement to add to her standout junior season. more »»
Baseball: Monarchs Fall Short
May 25, 2012 FAIRMONT — Fairmont Senior has clawed its way back to Charlesto. more »»
Softball: Garcia, team's only senior, makes good on last chance
May 25, 2012 VIENNA — Following John Marshall's 11-6 victory against Parkersburg South on Thursday at Jackson Park, the topic was quickly brought up about how this team could win another title next year. more »»
Monarchs Will Play for Title
May 24, 2012 VIENNA — With John Marshall staring this morning's elimination game in the face, Alexa Jones showed why it has been that kind of season for the Monarchs. more »»
Softball: Monarchs Win Class AAA Title
May 24, 2012 VIENNA — The goal for John Marshall from the beginning of the season was always to win that last game. Forget the school record for victories (35). Forget the school-record 29-game winning streak. more »»
McKown's Arm, Bat Fuel John Marshall
May 23, 2012 GLEN DALE — Josh McKown pitched a complete-game four-hitter and contributed offensively with a key home run in the second inning while helping John Marshall advance within a step of a state... more »»
Softball: John Marshall Has Eye on the Prize
May 22, 2012 VIENNA — The John Marshall softball team has been to Jackson State Park for the West Virginia Softball Tournament in each of the past two seasons so reaching this point is nothing new. more »»
SOFTBALL: Monarchs Returning To State
May 18, 2012 GLEN DALE — John Marshall softball coach Ed West has been puzzled recently at his team's lack of hitting. It didn't take long for those worries to be quelled Thursday at John Marshall High School. more »»
Softball: Rotriga Tosses Another Gem for JM
May 11, 2012 GLEN DALE — The snap, crackle and pop of the ball hitting John Marshall catcher Kristin Lewicki's glove were about the only sounds the University softball team heard Thursday. more »»
John Marshall Baseball Doubles Up Magnolia
May 5, 2012 NEW MARTINSVILLE — For the first time since West Virginia decided to limit its high school baseball teams to 32 regular-season games, John Marshall has played a full allotment. more »»
BASEBALL: John Marshall 12 Parkersburg 2
May 3, 2012 PARKERSBURG — Aaron Fonner hit a three-run home run in the top of the eighth as John Marshall beat Parkersburg. more »»
BASEBALL: Oak Glen 9 John Marshall 3
May 2, 2012 GLEN DALE — Bub Haddox homered, Steven Barr had two hits and drove in a run, and Kole Koper doubled and drove in another as Oak Glen beat John Marshall. more »»
JM wins first title since '93
April 28, 2012 WHEELING — It's been no secret throughout what has been a magical season at John Marshall, pitchers Amy Rotriga and Megan Garcia have been rocks for each other every time one has found trouble. more »»
BASEBALL: John Marshall 7, Oak Glen 2
April 28, 2012 NEW MANCHESTER — Aaron Fonner hit a single, triple and drove two home as John Marshall beat Oak Gle. more »»
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April 25, 2012 WHEELING — After playing nearly every day for the past few weeks, John Marshall coach Ed West sensed his team needed a breather. more »»
SOFTBALL: John Marshall 4-5 Morgantown 3-1
April 20, 2012 GLEN DALE — John Marshall (25-2) finished off Morgantown (13-10) in the completion of a suspended game and then added the sweep to run its winning streak to 25 in a row. more »»
SOFTBALL: JM Wins 26th Straight
April 20, 2012 GLEN DALE — John Marshall softball coach Ed West admits to not being sure what the previous school record for consecutive victories was prior to this seaso. more »»
BASEBALL: John Marshall Edges Brooke, 3-2
April 20, 2012 WELLSBURG — Brooke and John Marshall engaged in one heck of a high school baseball game Friday evening. more »»
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Back from an antique land with tales to tell
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Again, being alone in the experience is different. When my sister and I visit together, a raised eyebrow between us communicates support. We know how each other feels. We love these two people, and we know how lucky they are to have one another and how lucky we are to be 60-something "kids." It's also painful to see the future played out by these characters who apparently have stolen the bodies and minds of the mom and dad we knew. These oldies seem to be overacting.
Some of the experience of old age is clichéd. My dad coughs like Billy Crystal's old man. His brain gets stuck on a thought as if he hit a "repeat" button. On this visit, it was the question, does the earth orbit around the sun or does the sun orbit around the earth?
Last year, he sang the first line of "Willkommen, Bienvenu, Welcome" from "Cabaret." He sang it and he sang it and he sang it. Now he has moved on to contemplating the planets and stars and the mystery of life.
I ask them what the worst thing is about being old, and they agree: the body fails in many ways, even when you're healthy. They know they can't hear well, even with aids, their vision is impaired and they walk tentatively. They know they're one hip fracture away from disaster.
Technology has complicated their lives. The new phones and TVs aren't easy to use. Try to explain HBO on Demand to someone who was born in the era of the ice box.
One night, my dad went to sleep and my mother and I watched "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" on TV. I had seen it before. She had difficulty hearing it, and the level at which she could hear nearly pulverized my brain. Still, we got to talk about the theme of the movie, in which several people take up residence in a hotel for the elderly in India. One dies, some embrace the adventure, some leave disenchanted, some find love after loss. The message: Everything will be all right in the end, and if it isn't all right, then it isn't the end. Lovely fantasy.
Of course, real life is overrated. We prefer flicks like "The Bucket List" and "Cocoon" and "Quartet." Through Hollywood's lens, old folks are adorable and quirky and inappropriate in a funny way. No one wants to witness a conversation between two people who mishear and misunderstand one another for 10 minutes and then sit silently for two hours.
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I finally got the connector working.
My guess is that most of the problems were caused by myself, but maybe my adventures are useful for other people.
- Installing the connector on a machine with office/outlook 2000 is refused.
- I installed Office 2003 Dutch, then installed the connector
- The outlook profile only had a local .pst file
- I configured the connector via extra -> email accounts
- Now, outlook keeps on crashing when starting the first sync. A popup appears suggesting sending an error message to Microsoft. I thought there is no point in doing that, so I never did.
The crashes happen after a few SOAP posts. It would be nice if the connector gave an error message instead of crashing outlook.
- The solution was to go to the extra -> email accounts screen, and select in the drop-down box that new mail must be delivered to the zimbra account. Once that was done, I could sync.
- I have a list of contacts in outlook, and I just dragged them from the standard contact list to the Zimbra contact list.
The contacts appeared in outlook in the Zimbra contact list, but didn't show up on the server. Then I deleted the contacts in the Zimbra list, and then I got a pop-up for every contact saying the delete failed on the server because the contact was not there. This is reproduceable, also with a single entry dropped in the Zimbra folder.
- I cannot, or don't know how to, view someone else's calendar on the Zimbra server from within Outlook.
- There were lots of deleted emails on the server (150 or so), so I told outlook to purge the deleted items. 6 emails gave a pop-up, and remained on the server. I deleted them there. I didn't save the soap messages :(.
Besides the above, things looked very well. New, changed or deleted mail, appointments and contacts are sync'd as they should.
- Then my linux workstation crashed, and thus also the vmware machine with Zimbra in it because it was running on my workstation. I decided to go back to a snapshot of the zimbra machine, and try a few other things.
I never got the connector running again until I removed outlook and my user outlook directory, and re-installed. There must have been some state in the configuration files that could not cope with the jump back in time on the zimbra server.
As before, outlook keeps on crashing after some SOAP messages have been sent, and it is really hard to find out what causes these crashes. It would be a major improvement if the connector would give an error message instead of crashing outlook.
- What is the best way to 'reset' the zimbra data for a user, forcing a first sync? That might have been helpful.
Despite the above (it still is beta), I am happy with the connector.


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In a radical nephrectomy, the whole kidney is removed. In a partial nephrectomy, only a piece of the kidney is removed.
Kidney removal may need to be done because of:
Complications are rare. But, no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have a nephrectomy, your doctor will review a list of possible short-term complications, which may include:
Long-term complications from decreased kidney function may include:
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Your blood type is checked. This is done in case a
is needed before or after surgery.
Talk to your doctor about your medicines. You may be asked to stop taking some medicines up to one week before the procedure, like:
Do not eat or drink after midnight before the procedure. You may need to take medicine to cleanse your bowels.
General anesthesia
will be given. You will be asleep.
A tube called a catheter will be inserted. An incision will be made in the abdomen or side of the abdomen. A rib may need to be removed to access the kidney. The tube from the kidney to the bladder is known as the ureter. If the whole kidney is being removed, the ureter and blood vessels will be cut. The kidney or part of the kidney will then be removed. The incision will be closed.
Laparoscopic surgery
may also be used for a nephrectomy. The abdominal cavity will be inflated with gas. Several keyhole incisions are made in the area. A laparoscope, a long tool with a camera on the end, will be inserted through one of the holes. This allows the doctor to see inside you. Tools will be inserted through the other holes to perform the surgery. The same steps will be used to detach the kidney. A small incision will be made to remove the kidney.
Between 2-4 hours
Anesthesia will prevent pain during the surgery. Recovery is usually painful because of the location of the incision. The laparoscopic approach is much less painful. Your doctor will give you medicine to manage the pain.
The typical hospital stay after a nephrectomy is 2-7 days. The exact length depends on the type of surgery. Your doctor may choose to keep you longer if complications occur.
IV fluids and pain medicine will be given after surgery. Blood pressure, electrolytes, and fluid balance will all be carefully monitored. A urinary catheter is often needed for a short time following surgery.
You will be encouraged to move around and be cautiously active as symptoms allow.
Avoid difficult exercise or activities for about six weeks.
Be sure to follow your doctor's
Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
If both kidneys are removed,
kidney transplantation
is necessary.
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
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Shippers not content with FMC
December 10, 2010
To no one's surprise, The National Industrial Transportation League (NITL) announced its profound disappointment late last week in the Federal Maritime Commission?s (FMC) conclusions reached in the agency's "Fact Finding Investigation No. 26.
As I have been reporting over the past several months,
the investigation was ordered by the Commission?s Chairman, Richard A. Lidinsky, Jr., on March 17, 2010 in response to a flood of complaints from U.S. importers and exporters who experienced service disruptions, rolled cargoes, abrogated service contracts and virtually uniform rate and surcharge increases from carriers in the transpacific trades.
The turmoil in the two-way Pacific trades occurred over an extended period beginning in late 2009 and well into 2010. Shippers' deep concerns over perceived malpractices by ocean carriers led to widespread calls for this investigation.
Two Congressional hearings before the Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation Subcommittee of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee were also held as a result of their complaints.
Could it be that the FMC is actually more concerned with ensuring that a sustainable shipping service is in place when the anticipated surge in cargo demand becomes reality?
Meanwhile another appointment to the commission is pending, and the leading candidate comes from the Port of Long Beach. Our guess is that when the FMC has a "full bench," carriers will have their position strengthened as well.
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- Advait typically adds three animation effects per video:
- toggle pause immediately after the slide comes up. This ensures that the video doesn't show up as a black box when you first bring up the slide.
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Astronaut Joe Allen '59 to Speak at Miami U Next Week
August 31, 2012
"Space shuttle astronaut Joe Allen will share his experiences from taking part in two space shuttle missions and serving on the backup crew for Apollo 15" at a speech next Tuesday, September 4, at Miami University in Ohio, reports the Hamilton Journal News.
"Allen, originally from Crawfordsville, Ind., earned a bachelor's degree from DePauw University and a master's degree and doctorate from Yale University," the newspaper points out. "He was a nuclear physics research associate at the University of Washington when NASA selected him as one of 11 scientist-astronauts in 1967. He flew on two Space Shuttle missions, both milestone flights: STS-5, the first operational mission on Columbia in 1982, and STS-51A, the first satellite salvage mission on Discovery in 1982. Allen left NASA in 1985. He served as chief executive officer of Space Industries International and later was chairman of Veridian Corp. until he retired in 2004. Allen is an active member of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation (ASF)."
Learn more at the newspaper's website.
A 1959 graduate of DePauw, Joseph P. Allen IV is also a member of the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame. He returned to his alma mater on May 10, to offer "Reflections from the Edge of Earth." Dr. Allen's speech is part of DePauw's 175th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni Lecture Series. Archived audio and video of the presentation can be accessed via this link (click on the "on demand" tab).
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Inhibitory Nerve Cell Precursors: Dosing, Safety and Efficacy
Many neurological disorders are characterized by an imbalance between excitation and inhibition. Our ultimate goal: to develop a cell-based therapy to modulate aberrant brain activity in the treatment of these disorders. Our initial focus is on epilepsy. In 20-30% of these patients, seizures are unresponsive to drugs, requiring invasive surgical resection of brain regions with aberrant activity. The candidate cells we propose to develop can inhibit hyperactive neural circuits after implantation into the damaged brain. As such, these cells could provide an effective treatment not just for epilepsy, but also for a variety of other neurological conditions like Parkinson's, traumatic brain injury, and spasticity after spinal cord injury. We propose to bring a development candidate, a neuronal cell therapy, to the point of preclinical development. The neurons that normally inhibit brain circuits originate from a region of the developing brain called the medial ganglionic eminence (MGE). When MGE cells are grafted into the postnatal or adult brain, they disperse seamlessly and form inhibitory neurons that modulate local circuits. This property of MGE cells has not been shown for any other type of neural precursor. Our recent studies demonstrate that MGE cells grafted into an animal model of epilepsy can significantly decrease the number and severity of seizures. Other "proof-of-principle" studies suggest that these progenitor cells can be effective treatments in Parkinson's. In a separate effort, we are developing methods to differentiate large numbers of human MGE (H-MGE) cells from embryonic stem (ES) cells. To translate this therapy to humans, we need to determine how many MGE cells are required to increase inhibition after grafting and establish that this transplantation does not have unwanted side-effects. In addition, we need simple assays and reagents to test preparations of H-MGE cells to determine that they have the desired migratory properties and differentiate into nerve cells with the expected inhibitory properties. At present, these issues hinder development of this cell-based therapy in California and worldwide. We propose: (1) to perform "dose-response" experiments using different graft sizes of MGE cells and determine the minimal amount needed to increase inhibition; (2) to test whether MGE transplantation affects the survival of host neurons or has unexpected side-effects on the behavior of the grafted animals; (3) to develop simple in vitro assays (and identify reagents) to test H-MGE cells before transplantation. Our application takes advantage of an established multi-lab collaboration between basic scientists and clinicians. We also have the advice of neurosurgeons, epilepsy neurologists and a laboratory with expertise in animal behavior. If a safe cell-based therapy to replace lost inhibitory interneurons can be developed and validated, then clinical trials in patients destined for invasive neurosurgical resections could proceed.
This proposal is designed to accelerate progress toward development of a novel cell-based therapy with potentially broad benefit for the treatment of multiple neurological diseases. The potential to translate our basic science findings into a treatment that could benefit patients is our primary focus and our initial target disease is epilepsy. This work will provide benefits to the State of California in the following areas:
* California epilepsy patients and patients with other neurological diseases will benefit from improved therapies. The number of patients refractory to available medications is significant: a recent report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention [www.cdc.gov/epilepsy/] estimates that 1 out of 100 adults have epilepsy and up to one-third of these patients are not receiving adequate treatment. In California, it is one of the most common disabling neurological conditions. In most states, including California, epileptic patients whose seizures aren't well-controlled cannot obtain a driver's license or work certain jobs -- truck driving, air traffic control, firefighting, law enforcement, and piloting. The annual cost estimates to treat epilepsy range from $12 to $16 billion in the U.S. Current therapies curb seizures through pharmacological management but are not designed to modify brain circuits that are damaged or dysfunctional. The goals of our research program is to develop a novel cell-based therapy with the potential to eliminate seizures and improve the quality of life for this patient population, as well as decrease the financial burden to the patients' families, private insurers, and state agencies. Since MGE cells can mediate inhibition in other neurological and psychiatric diseases, the neural based therapy we are proposing is likely to have a therapeutic and financial impact that is much broader.
* Technology transfer in California. Historically, California institutions have developed and implemented a steady flow of technology transfer. Based on these precedents and the translational potential of our research goals, both to provide bioassays and potentially useful markers to follow the differentiation of MGE cells, this program is likely to result in licensing of further technology to the corporate sector. This will have an impact on the overall competitiveness of our state's technology sector and the resulting potential for creation of new jobs.
* Stem cell scientists training and recruitment in California. As part of this proposal we will train a student, technicians, and associated postdocs in MGE progenitor derivation, transplantation, and cell-based therapy for brain repair. Moreover, the translational nature of the disease-oriented proposal will result in new technology which we expect to be transferable to industry partners for facilitate development into new clinical alternatives.
Advances in stem cell research and regenerative medicine have led to the potential use of stem cell therapies for neurodegenerative, developmental and acquired brain disease. The Alvarez-Buylla lab at UCSF is part of a collaboration that is pioneering the investigation of therapeutic interneuron replacement for the correction of neurological disorders arising from defects in neural excitation/inhibition. Our preliminary data suggests that grafting interneuron precursors into the postnatal rodent brain allows for up to a 35% increase in the number of cortical interneurons. Interneuron replacement has been used in animal models to modify plasticity, prevent spontaneous epileptic seizures, ameliorate hemiparkinsonian motor symptoms, and prevent PCP-induced cognitive deficits. Transplantation of interneuron precursors therefore holds therapeutic potential for treatment of human neurological diseases involving an imbalance in circuit inhibition/excitation.
The goal of the research in progress here is to ultimately prepare human interneuron precursors for clinical trials. Towards the therapeutic development of inhibitory neuron precursor transplantation for human neurological disorders, we have made significant progress in the differentiation of these cells from human ESCs and will complete optimization of this protocol. We will continue our investigation of rodent-derived interneuron transplantation to obtain relevant preclinical data for dose response, safety and efficacy in animal models. These dosing and safety data will then serve as the baseline for comparison with human interneuron precursors and inform design of preclinical studies of these cells in immunosuppressed mice. Together, these data will provide essential information for developing a plan for clinical trials using human interneuron precursors.
During this first year, we have made considerable headway in the optimization of the human interneuron precursor differentiation protocol, verified functional engraftment of these cells in mice, and begun to collect dose, safety and efficacy data for rodent-derived interneuron transplantation. Importantly, we have achieved the development of a protocol that robustly generates interneuron-like progenitor cells from human ES cells and demonstrated that these progenitors mature in vitro and in vivo into GABAergic inhibitory interneurons with functional potential. We have also compared the behavior of primary fetal cells to these human interneuron precursor-like cells both in vivo and in vitro. As we continue to optimize our ES cell differentiation protocol, these primary interneuron precursors will enable initial human cell dose response and behavior experiments and, along with rodent-derived cells, will provide important baseline measures.
In sum, this work will provide essential knowledge for the therapeutic development of inhibitory neuron transplantation. The experiments underway will yield insights that will be critical to the development of a clinical trial using human interneuron precursors.
During the reporting period, we have developed methods to enable the optimization of inhibitory nerve precursor cell, or MGE cell, derivation from human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs). Optimization encompassed increasing MGE cell motility, enhancing MGE cell maturation into inhibitory nerve subtypes, and elimination of tumors post-transplantation into the rodent brain. Furthermore, we demonstrated that the injected hPSC-MGE cells functionally matured into inhibitory nerves with advanced physiological properties that integrated into the rodent brain. In addition, we determined an optimum dose of injected mouse MGE cells in rodent. Moreover, following injection of either the optimum dose or a 10-fold higher dose of mouse MGE cells, we found no detectable behavioral side effects from MGE cell transplantation.
In this reporting period, we continued to improve the acquisition of migratory medial ganglionic eminence (MGE)-type interneurons from human embryonic stem cells (hESC). We compared alternative procedures by testing MGE marker expression, and we developed additional tests to measure cell division and migration of MGE cell made from hESCs. We also extended our methods to clinical-grade hESC lines. With these optimized procedures, both research and clinical grade lines were transplanted into the rodent brain. In addition, we completed an evaluation of human fetal MGE transplants after-injection into the rodent brain. Finally, we report safety, survival, and neuronal differentiation of both hESC-MGE and human Fetal-MGE grafts at three months post-injection into the brain of the non-human primate rhesus macaque. A manuscript is in preparation concerning this work. Our work has continued to show the viability of using a cell therapy technique in the potential treatment of brain-related disease.
- Science (2014) Interneurons from embryonic development to cell-based therapy. (PubMed: 24723614)
- Cell Stem Cell (2013) Functional Maturation of hPSC-Derived Forebrain Interneurons Requires an Extended Timeline and Mimics Human Neural Development. (PubMed: 23642366)
- Nat Neurosci (2013) GABA progenitors grafted into the adult epileptic brain control seizures and abnormal behavior. (PubMed: 23644485)
- Nature (2012) Intrinsically determined cell death of developing cortical interneurons. (PubMed: 23041929)


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Anchorage, AK (Sports Network) - Led by 26 points from Joel Smith, the
Northeastern Huskies erased a double-digit second half deficit against the
Belmont Bruins to win, 74-71, in the semifinal round of the Great Alaska
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I'm new to Zimbra and have a brand new Blackberry Bold 9930.
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