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Investigator-initiated grants go to researchers at 93 institutions nationwide
The American Cancer Society, the largest non-government, not-for-profit funding source of cancer research in the United States, has awarded 152 new national research and training grants totaling $50,717,000 in the first of two grants cycles for 2010. The grants, primarily to early career researchers, cover a broad range of investigator-initiated ideas at 93 institutions nationwide, from whether cadmium exposure increases the risk of endometrial cancer, to studies of plant and bacterial-bourne compounds, to a study on a protein called survivin that could lead to novel drugs targeting prostate cancer.
For more than 60 years, the American Cancer Society has funded research and training of health professionals to investigate the causes, prevention, and early detection of cancer, as well as new treatments, cancer survivorship, and end of life support for patients and their families. Since its founding in 1946, the American Cancer Society's extramural research grants program has devoted about $3.4 billion to cancer research. It has funded 44 researchers who have gone on to win the Nobel Prize.
Below are highlights of new grants.
Cancer Causes
* Dr. Yana Zavros at the University of Cincinnati is studying how chronic infection with the bacterium Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) causes gastric cancer, which in the U.S. strikes 20,000 people per year and causes 10,000 deaths. Worldwide stomach cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death. Dr. Zavros is studying the biological changes to the cells lining the stomach to better understand how these changes promote tumor initiation and growth.
* Dr. Wendy Rathmell at the University of North Carolina has detected a novel protein, Ror2 which is abundant in renal cell tumors, particularly those with a very poor prognosis. She will study how Ror2 and one other gene interact to cause kidney cancer, which should give important new insights about the disease, and provide the basis for the development of new treatment options.
* Dr. Mikhail Kolinin of the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in Houston is studying the association of obesity and cancer. In his studies, he is investigating how adipose tissue might promote tumor growth, perhaps providing avenues for new drug development or even to prevent cancer progression.
* Kimberley Evason, PhD, at the University of California at San Francisco is seeking to better understand the mechanisms involved in Hepatic Stellate Cells (HSC) development, and learn more precisely how these cells affect the behavior of liver cancer. These studies will improve the understanding of how liver cancer is initiated, grows, and metastasizes and in the long term may suggest ways in which HSCs could be targeted in humans to prevent or treat liver cancer.
* Sharon DeMorrow, PhD at Texas A&M University will test the idea that serotonin and dopamine help bile duct cancer cells migrate and invade other tissues, in hopes of identifying targets for the development of new treatment options for this devastating cancer.
* Dr. Emmanuel Skordalakes at the Wistar Institute is studying the role of telomerase in maintaining telomere length and thus preventing cell senescence. Determining the structure of telomerase will allow the design of therapies to inactivate this enzyme in cancers and prevent the immortalization that tumor cells have developed.
Cancer Prevention
* Jane McElroy, PhD of the University of Missouri, Columbia is studying the risk of endometrial cancer as it relates to cadmium body burden levels, as measured by the amount of cadmium in urine. Her study seeks to investigate cadmium exposure and endometrial cancer risk in a population-based case-control study.
* Dorothy Apollonio, PhD, at the University of California at San Francisco is investigating how emerging research can be translated effectively to community decision-makers so that effective tobacco control polices can be created for marginalized populations, such as those with mental illness and/or substance abuse problems.
* Cheryl Holt, PhD at the University of Maryland is investigating whether framing cancer educational materials in a spiritual context will help increase informed decision making for prostate cancer testing among men in African American churches.
* Doctoral student Sarah Bollinger, MSW, in The Brown School of Social Work at Washington University will investigate recently identified links between the triple negative breast cancer subtype and psychosocial factors (including neighborhood violence, history of abuse, isolation, and depression) in the most frequently affected group: young, African American females.
Cancer Treatment
* Dr. Heidi Imker working at Harvard University is focused on a class of natural chemicals called syrbactins, originally isolated from a bacterial plant pathogen. Syrbactins have been shown to have antitumor activity and to inhibit a cellular system involved in cancer. Dr. Imker has developed a method for biosynthesis of syrbactins and a series of related compounds for testing in the laboratory and in animals as a prelude to human trials.
* Dr. Robert Huigens working at the University of Illinois is attempting to make the natural product, Englerin A, which was isolated in tiny quantities from a plant in Africa. Englerin A has generated excitement for showing highly potent and selective activity for elimination of renal cancer cells, a tumor that occurs in more than 50,000 people in the U.S. each year, and for which there are only a limited number of therapeutic options.
* Dr. Jonathan Brody at Thomas Jefferson University has made an important observation that the amount of a particular protein, HuR, correlates very well with the therapeutic benefit of gemcitabine, one of the few drugs showing any benefit in pancreatic cancer. Dr. Brody proposes to utilize an exciting nanotechnology approach to increase the levels of HuR in all patients to potentially enhance the therapeutic benefit of gemcitabine for a wider range of patients.
* Dr. Deric Wheeler at the University of Wisconsin discovered that colorectal as well as head and neck cancer cells that have become resistant to the drug Cetuximab show a unique property: the protein targeted by the drug, normally on the cell surface, has 'hidden out' in the nucleus of the tumor cell. He has also identified an enzyme involved in the change, and a drug that can prevent it. The finding has the potential to result in rapid patient benefit to restore the use of this class of drugs in colorectal and head and neck cancer patients.
* Shailaja Kesaraju, PhD, at Florida Atlantic University is studying the role of mitochondrial function in selective killing of tumor cells by sulindac and DCA. Understanding how the substances kill cancer cells may lead to a more potent combination of drugs.
* Ken Anderson, MD, PhD, at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is seeking to incorporate combined novel therapies into the initial treatment strategy for patients with Multiple Myeloma. Genetic analyses will allow the development and validation of the next generation of targeted therapies for clinical evaluation to further improve patient outcome.
* Daqing Wu, PhD at Emory Universitv will study the crucial role of the protein survivin and the molecular mechanism for regulation of survivin expression in invasive prostate cancer cells. Results should provide a firm basis for the rational design of novel drugs specifically targeting prostate cancer bone metastasis.
* Dr. David M. Weinstock at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute will identify genes with abnormal DNA involved in blood cancers (leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma and others). Some of the abnormalities discovered can be targeted with specific drugs and thereby provide more specific and effective chemotherapies.
Cancer Survivorship and End of Life
* Maureen Lyon, PhD at the Children's Hospital National Medical Center will investigate when is the best time to have conversations with teenagers diagnosed with terminal cancer regarding psychological health, quality of life, and plans and actions. The findings have the direct potential to strengthen family relationships and communication, a critical aspect of quality of life and quality of care, and to become a national model for how to have these difficult conversations.
* Linda Emanuel, MD PhD of Northwestern University will study whether an intervention can improve the treatment of cancer pain for the more than a half a million cancer-related visits to emergency departments (EDs) each year. Although tested protocols exist, few EDs use them and patients remain in needless pain. The researchers propose to design and test an intervention for rapid-relief pain management in all EDs.
* Amy Davidoff, PhD at the University of Maryland, Baltimore will study the effect of supplemental medical and prescription drug coverage on treatment choices and costs of cancer therapy. This study will provide critical information on the relationship between supplemental medical, prescription drug insurance (e.g. Medicare Part D), cancer treatment and financial burden among Medicare beneficiaries.
* John D. Merriman, MS, at the University of California, San Francisco, will conduct research to determine if some cancer patients are at greater risk for "attentional fatigue," a decrease in the ability to concentrate for a sustained period of time, as a result of their diagnosis. Mr. Merriman hopes to learn whether certain genes are associated with this symptom, leading to the development of screening tests to predict who will be afflicted and therapies to lessen the severity of the fatigue.
The American Cancer Society's research and training program emphasizes investigator-initiated, peer-reviewed proposals, and has supported groundbreaking research that has led to critical discoveries leading to a better understanding of cancer and cancer treatment. Grant applications are ranked on the basis of merit by one of several discipline-specific Peer Review Committees, each of which includes 12 to 25 scientific advisors or expert reviewers. The Council for Extramural Grants, a committee of senior scientists, recommends funding based on the relative merit of the applications, the amount of available funds, and the Society's objectives. No member of the American Cancer Society's Board of Directors or National Assembly may serve on a Peer Review Committee or as a voting member on the Council for Extramural Grants.
The Council for Extramural Grants also approved 101 research grant applications that could not be funded due to budgetary constraints. These "pay-if" grants represent work that passed the Society's multi-disciplinary review process but go beyond the Society's current funding resources, and which will be funded if additional monies become available. These grants serve as an important reminder that there continues to be promising research we would like to fund but cannot with our current resources.
About American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society combines an unyielding passion with nearly a century of experience to save lives and end suffering from cancer. As a global grassroots force of more than three million volunteers, we fight for every birthday threatened by every cancer in every community. We save lives by helping people stay well by preventing cancer or detecting it early; helping people get well by being there for them during and after a cancer diagnosis; by finding cures through investment in groundbreaking discovery; and by fighting back by rallying lawmakers to pass laws to defeat cancer and by rallying communities worldwide to join the fight. As the nation's largest non-governmental investor in cancer research, contributing about $3.4 billion, we turn what we know about cancer into what we do. As a result, more than 11 million people in America who have had cancer and countless more who have avoided it will be celebrating birthdays this year. To learn more about us or to get help, call us any time, day or night, at 1-800-227-2345 or visit cancer.org.
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Rice now has a one-game lead over the Golden Eagles in the C-USA standings with only one game left to play in the regular season (game three of the series vs. USM at 1 pm Saturday). The Blue & Gray can do no worse than tie for the conference's regular season crown, and has clinched the No. 1 seed in the up-coming C-USA Championship next week down the road in Pearl, Miss.
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In this rifle; its VERY important to use heavy pellets !. Remember, its a Magnum, have a long tube/sylinder, and the spring is almost 38 cm. long..!
(about 15 inch). Shall it function wel, good and not destroy the spring; use in cal. .177 at least 10 to 16 grain pellet. In cal. .22: 21 to about 24 grain. If so, it whil be very accurate and hardstriking. Very welfit-powerfull, and exact to shoot whit. About the trigger: yes, this is heavy to pull, but change to Charlie da Tuna, GRT III, and it whil be lovely to shoot whit. This rifle may be the best of all Magnum-springers !.
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Great pick, Donna!
I'm through with school, too. The last day was June 2.
Have a great summer vacation without kids!
Amen!!!! I've got a new job in the fall at a new school. I'll be teaching 4th grade instead of K. This past year was torture! The admin was nutty, to say the least. There is going to be another year of high turn-over. Good to talk to you again. We also just bought a new house and are in the process of moving. I actually still have 1 day left at the old school to finish up my room and a little paperwork. Then….its rest and unpack! What are your plans for the summer. How weather is already scorching here! Unreal. Is the BP mess affecting you any? I'm so mad about the spill and the name calling and foot draggin….I swear!
Well talk to you soon. I'll be more active now that summer is here! Yippee.
Son has spent the past year in Austria on a Fulbright scholarship and has decided to go to med school in Dublin, Ireland. Hopefully, we can go and visit sometime in the next year or two. Isn't it amazing how fast the summer flies by?
Great on the new school and 4th, Donna! I'll be starting my 13th year at my school. I've got a great principal (at the moment). That will probably change next May. He's upwardly mobile, if you know what I mean. Great DRY sense of humor (really kinda WARPED)and only 30 years old. We all love him!
Not too many plans this summer…really none. No cruise in the works. My son graduated high school. Middle daughter graduated college. Oldest child finished a Masters at Columbia. The son is sticking around instead of going to his dad's and driving me CRAZY.
I may try to get to Port Aransas at some point.
I had some health issues around Easter…strep pneumonia meningitis. Missed about a month of work. I'm seeing an audiologist to discuss the hearing loss I suffered as a result of it.
Great year with my after school choir…We sang for the Teacher of the Year luncheon and the district's employee appreciation banquet.
Congratulations on your son! I certainly hope you get a chance to visit Dublin!
Great news about your new school and congratulation on new home and son.Glad to see you back on here again missed you. I may go to Mytrle Beach for a couple of day and of course already have 4 invite for BBQ for the 4th of July can't be at all the same time but looking foward on a good summer.
I am so happy for you!
New school! New house! so much has happened since we last chatted.
I still have 2 more weeks of school. This week is going to be crazy – The children have to finish power point presentations for Friday's Celebration with parents and have to finish Father's Day projects.
And I've am missing 2 days due to pancreatitis and doctor's app'ts.
ps – love your pick – beautiful colors. The donuts make perfect tubes.
Our pool is open, but the weather is not great.
Love this Pick and most of my favorite colors! Tubing down the lazy river ……. now thats a thought! Any of your teachers have any advisce on how to get a teaching position, I am all ears. My daughter can't find a job anywhere in Illinois. She is certified k-9 with a reading endorsemant.
Hey, Donna! I was just thinking about you yesterday & wondering where you've been! So great to hear all your good news — I'm really happy for you, especially about the change of schools. What a great summer pick!
Such a refreshing pick!
Hi everyone…I'm sorry that I'm so slow in answering your sweet comments. I've not had the internet and we're in the middle of the move right now. I'm actually in hubby's office and typing away instead of packing…Priorities, right? Well, I'll be back on soon, hopefully by this weekend. Talk to each of you then. Love to all
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The Propeller Boss Cap Fins (PBCF) is a device for propeller efficiency improvement developed by Mitsui O. S. K. Lines, Ltd. The PBCF can recover energy loss of a propeller hub vortex in the propeller's backward flow. This decreases fuel consumption by 5% when operating at the same speed, or boosts speed by 2% with the same fuel consumption.
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With the current emphasis on global environment problems, the demand for the PBCF has been continually growing and this as an energy saving device and an environment-friendly product because it realizes a 5% reduction in CO2, NOx and SOx gases emission from vessels.
The first operation was performed on a 183-meter tanker berthed in Ghent. After the team arrived at the vessel's location with one of the Hydrex workboats, they started the operation with a full inspection of the propeller. Next the diver/technicians cleaned the area where the spinner cone (PBCF) was to be installed. They then lowered the cone into the water and positioned it on the propeller. When this was done, grease was inserted in the space underneath the propeller cone for lubrication and the bolts were put on torque and secured with wire, finishing the replacement of the PBCF. The Hydrex team worked around the clock to finish the operation as quickly as possible.
The exact same procedure was used during the operation in Antwerp on a 130-meter tanker. The alignment of both Propeller Boss Cap Fins was monitored on an underwater video camera and supervised by the manufacturer's specialist on the workboat.
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There are 16 comments on the Rant Sports story from Oct 28, 2013, titled Miami Dolphins' Running Game Comes to Life in Loss vs. New England Patriots. In it, Rant Sports reports that:It's difficult to take a positive out of losing to a division rival on the road when a team was up 17-3.
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#1 Oct 28, 2013
Until NE started to score, and Mike Sherman crapped his drawers and abandoned the running game, because why stick with something that was working?
#2 Oct 29, 2013
That's the football way. Haven't you ever heard of the prevent defense? They tell us it prevents the big play to preserve the win, when in reality it prevents the win by giving up huge chunks of real estate and the untimely final score. It's the football mind at work, and not very good. Ever notice teams that are doing well with the pass turning to the run only to fumble the game away? Like Denver did with the Colts. Their logic says we must have balance to fool the other team. Hey Jack, the only ones being fooled are themselves. If it works stick with it, if it doesn't, abandon it, period. Totally agree with your viewpoint by the way, idiots, one and all. The only reason they end up with a champion is because somebody has to win.
#3 Oct 29, 2013
Tony R-ectum....
#4 Oct 29, 2013
Tony R....Yet another different guy using the same Cypress, CA IP. Must be a crowded place. How can they all fit at the Roundtable? I wonder if he too is a 182 IQ Mensa. Or maybe he has insuide connections with the Patriots. Or is "dieing" of some illness.
#5 Oct 29, 2013
The bully from Houston Texas uses multiple names then accuses others of his own activities. That's rich. The So Cal. Contingent has a history of asking and answering sports questions while the three stooges from Texas, Florida and Colorado engage in hate crimes picking on the handicapped by calling people tards. Their love of trolling, debauchery and depravity shows who they are. If you dare to disagree with any of them, you will get abused by them because they are bully's. A lot like the former Mike Vick only their aim is to damage people vice animals. And they like it a lot more than Vick did. Way to go guys. You have reached the pinnacle of your profession.
#6 Oct 29, 2013
Good thing they saved the negative 'hate crime' comments you left. For the counter law suit.
#7 Oct 30, 2013
The SoCal contingent====some trolling loser pretending to be 5 different people
Comparing me to Michael Vick and calling me a bully and one of the Three Stooges is defamation of my character.
Saying I'm gonna drown in some Lake of Fire is your own form of bullying.
When you lose debates, play the victim.
#8 Oct 30, 2013
The So Cal. Contingent...an Army of one...
#9 Oct 30, 2013
It is rich much like yourself with your dissociative/multiple personality disorder...the only difference is I don't claim its different people...typing the same pole smoking Brady twaddle...
#10 Oct 30, 2013
You have got to be kidding, The only difference.... You have a serious analytical shortfall. You guys are trolls with nothing sports related to offer of value. You guys are bully's with no redeeming values. You guys do a good imitation of twits, but it's overdone. If any of you ever offered an ounce of legitimate analysis it would be a mega step upward from your depths of mean. Give it a try, who knows, you might like it. Your serve.
#11 Oct 30, 2013
Please post as Tony R next time.
#12 Oct 30, 2013
Please post from Houston Texas when you get back to school, instead of your parents basement in Katy.
#13 Oct 31, 2013
Gooddogowner...yet another name?...
#14 Oct 31, 2013
Do your homework, I Did. Found over 50 different names that submitted comments from Cerritos, Cypress, La Palma, Buena Park, Garden Grove et. al. all with the same IP address, not just four. More importantly, When are the stooges going to answer a sports related question? Or do you not follow sports? Just like trolling as a hobby?
Big Papi equals Brady in World Championships. Boston Strong, Go New England. Don't even need to add it the Celtics and Bruins to get more championships than Colorado, Houston and Miami combined. Imagine that.
#15 Oct 31, 2013
Do your homework. 9 trolls from Cypress type the same shit about Brady. Some at the same time. Hmmmmm
#16 Nov 1, 2013
At the same time would make me an octopus or someone with multiple input devices. Unfortunately we only have one home made input output device and like human beings we take turns. Concerning the same responses about Brady. That's why we get together you idiot, we all root for the Patriots, Red Sox, Bruins and Celtics (well not so much about the Celtics this year, maybe Brooklyn).. Manning fans are welcome but why would they want to watch us watching Patriot games when they can go to Applebbees or some sports bar and watch the Broncos? When the good Lord was handing out brains you thought He said trains and asked for one that goes round and round. Thanks for your responses it gives us someone to laugh at in an otherwise poorly managed world. And I'll give you a clue to the clueless, I'm not even the Janitor.:)
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It's ok Connie - they'll slow down as it gets colder and bloom when they're meant to - it's quite common if it's a mild autumn and they're planted early. Same thing happened last year because the whole winter was so mild
Hope you can sort it Yvie. They're opportunists so if you remove the banquet it may be enough to send him off somewhere else. It would be a shame if you had to remove your bird feeding areas altogether after working so hard to get them.
English law must be different from Scottish law then.Trespass without any damage is purely a legal matter so a lawyer is involved. If there's damage it's a criminal matter and that's when the police are involved.
I'm not sure anyone here can give a definitive answer to this as we only have one set of facts to go on so we can only offer advice based on that. At present, it's one person's word against another's.
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What a pain Yvie. I find at this time of year the birds aren't as interested in food because there's still plenty around naturally, so I start off slowly and only put small amounts out and that ensures it's all cleared by nightfall. It's usually when there's excess food lying on the ground during the night that the problem's most likely to occur - easy pickings. Perhaps you could try clearing the ground each day before it's dark - and even bring hanging feeders in as well for a while - and hope he goes off to find another hotel.
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Lesley - when I lived round the corner from here, I had two mature trees in the front garden. Because of the wind direction, the leaves often got blown straight off the trees and down the road so I got a much smaller haul on those occasions for my leaf bins!
I've read this thread with interest. I'm not a dog lover but I think when someone has fenced off their land and put notices up stating that it's private property how can someone claim they didn't know it's private - especially if they'd have to either go through the owner's gate to access it, or climb the fence?
grandma has stated that the land is next to a moor - plenty of other land for the jogger to run on then. What's the owner supposed to do - spend all day patrolling her boundary if her dogs are out there and telling anyone passing that it's private? Ludicrous.
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They're semi evergreen but they don't discolour as much as in David's pix - or at least, I've never seen privet discolour like that. As it's a new hedge and we've had quite difficult weather conditions this year, I think it's more likely to be related to that, unless the plants were diseased in some way when David bought them.
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South Adelaide led at the turn of each quarter to defeat Port Adelaide by 17 points.
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Glenelg claimed their third win for the season with an 8 point victory of West Adelaide, 13.9 (87) to 12.7 (79) at Glenelg Oval on Saturday night.
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Throughout their strained 25-year marriage, Schwarzenegger says he did not want to tell Shriver about crucial life decisions such as major heart surgery and running for California governor because he feared she would overreact and tell her well-connected family and friends.
In his new autobiography, "Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story," and in an interview airing Sunday on "60 Minutes," the former California governor acknowledges that his inability to be honest with people has hurt those closest to him.
"That's the way I handle things. And it always has worked. But, I mean it does not — it's not the best thing for people around me because I sometimes — some information I just keep to myself," Schwarzenegger tells reporter Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes."
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Schwarzenegger praises Shriver throughout the book as a partner and friend who was essential to his success, but also admits to keeping her in the dark about many career decisions. Shriver filed for divorce in July.
Although he had been toying with the idea of running for governor for more than a year, Schwarzenegger waited until just days before the filing deadline for the 2003 recall to discuss it with Shriver, writing in the book that he "didn't want endless conversation about it at home."
Shriver opposed the idea, but was persuaded to soften her stance by her mother, Eunice Shriver, who told her to support her husband's ambitions, or he might resent her for the rest of his life. Despite that struggle, he also didn't inform her when he decided to seek a second term, writing that she had to read about it in the newspaper.
"Total Recall" will officially be published Monday. The Associated Press purchased an early copy.
But Schwarzenegger's biggest secret, the child he had with the family's housekeeper, became tabloid news last year after he left office. Shriver confronted him during a January 2011 counseling session and he finally acknowledged the boy, Joseph, was his. Schwarzenegger says he kept the secret from his wife for years because he was worried "it would get out."
He tells Stahl he never even had a conversation with the housekeeper, Mildred Baena, about the son. Instead, after he began noticing the boy's strong resemblance to him, around age 8, he just began giving Baena extra money.
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He declined to say whether he has a relationship with the child, who is now about 15, and he said he didn't want to go into any more details about his relationship with Baena because he's already caused Shriver and their four children enough pain.
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Orleans Bar and Restaurant
65 Holland St., Somerville, MA 02144
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Orleans Bar and Restaurant in Davis Square, Somerville, offers a unique fusion of downtown sophistication and neighborhood comfort.
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- Alcohol: Full Bar
- Meals Served: Brunch, Lunch, Dinner
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