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Thomas Wright was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. He graduated from the University of Utah in 1997 with Bachelor of Art degrees in Marketing and Russian. Thomas graduated from Quince Orchard High School in the Washington D.C. metro area in 1991 after being selected to be a United States Senate Page by Senator Orrin Hatch and former Senator Jake Garn.
After the prestigious firm of Lewis Wolcott & Dornbush Real Estate was affiliated with Sotheby's International Realty Thomas became a partner, where he serves as the President and Principal Broker of Summit Sotheby's International Realty.
Prior to joining Summit Sotheby's International Realty, he was a top producing agent with Prudential Utah Real Estate where he was licensed for several years. He also served as the marketing director for Coldwell Banker Premier Realty and was responsible for the marketing initiatives for several hundred real estate agents in offices all across the state of Utah.
Thomas has implemented many innovative and successful real estate marketing strategies and ventures that have influenced the residential real estate brokerage industry across the country. He was a former partner of the largest real estate photography company in the United States and co-authored two patents related to online lead generation. Thomas has also been a national speaker in the real estate industry, speaking to large and small groups about lead generation, effective management of leads, innovative sales techniques, and web site creation.
Thomas is an avid amateur golfer. While in high school, his team won the Maryland State Golf Championship. Thomas then played for the University of Utah, participating in several major NCAA competitions, most of which were won by Tiger Woods. Thomas enjoys traveling the world, which has included a three week safari in Africa, a two week golf excursion to Scotland and an Arctic Circle fishing adventure for Northern Pike. Thomas is a civically-minded citizen and has been elected and appointed to serve on several key organizations in the community. Thomas is married to Caroline Wright and has three daughters and one son.


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Then, on the eve of moving on with their lives, they write their wishes and hopes of what their child might have become down and bury them in the garden.
That night a little magic happens and low and behold a boy (C.J. Adams) appears from nowhere. From that moment on a family is born as they begin a wondrous journey into parenthood.
"The Odd Life of Timothy Green" is simply one of the best family films I've seen in a while. Moving and touching with the right amounts of humor and wonder, Disney shows us some of the movie magic they became synonymous with in years past.
Jennifer Garner is well cast as Cindy Green, a woman who desperately wants motherhood. But there's nothing over the edge here, she is intelligent, loving and calm. Yet Garner methodically conveys all of the inner emotions her character is feeling.
Likewise Joel Edgerton (Star Wars) is wonderfully cast as the husband whose quiet strength is tempered with his inner disappointments.
C.J. Adams (Timothy) is a breath of fresh air as he gives his title character an innocence and believability.
All in all "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" is the best family film of the year.
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From Donetsk, Ukraine. Spain (nicknamed "La Roja") for the second game in a row, looked beatable, but their tight team system and excellent defense, withstood Portugal. Spain for the third major tournament in a row (Euro 2008, World Cup 2010 and Euro 2012) will take the field in the championship match. If they win on Sunday, July 1st, they will be the first team ever to win 3 major tournaments in a row. Click Here to see ESPN highlights of the match. (note: if you just want to see penalty kicks, scroll to 2:20 of video)
It seemed that this may be Portugal and Christiano Ronaldos' day to taste the joy of making it to the final, but in the end they were left frustrated, and will likely replay numerous scoring chances in their minds.
The media has hyped Christiano Ronaldo, who in addition to excellent talent has a look that sells. What about Spain? How are they so good? Who is their star?
They have a team full of top players, but if you want to meet one of the best players in the world, click here to read NY Times article about Andreas Iniesta. He's a breath of fresh air; his amazing talent, team first attitude and genuine humility really are a great story. If he wasn't short and balding, more people in the U.S. would know him. Don't worry for him, though, around the world of soccer, he's a household name.
My match day field trip
I went to Amsterdam Tavern (a soccer pub in South St. Louis), to watch the Spain vs Portugal game. I was rooting for Spain, as were the majority of a very healthy midday crowd. As can be the case in semi final soccer matches, both teams came out conservatively. After the game passed the thirty minute mark with no goals and little scoring chances, both teams seemed bunkered down without opening up play. Sure enough, halftime, then sixty minutes and still all zeros. As the game pushed towards final 15 minutes, Christiano Ronaldo had a number of chances to win it for Portugal, but his finishing touch eluded him.
The game went into overtime. The first 15 minutes passed with no goals, and little attacking. The Amsterdam crowd grew nervous and restless. Finally in the second 15 minute overtime, Spain turned up the attack. They buzzed around Portugal's penalty area and at various times people jumped out of their seats, expecting to see the ball crash against the goal net. Some bad bounces and some excellent Portugues goalkeeping kept it tied.
Penalty kicks! The cruelest way to decide such a game. The Spanish contingent (and myself) had a rough start as Portugal's goalie made an excellent stop on Spain's first shot. From then on, things went Spain's way, and on Spain's fifth (and final shot) Cesc Fabregas scored the winning goal. The Spanish team and the Amsterdam Tavern celebrated. Viva La Roja, see you in Kiev, Ukraine Sunday.
I attached a few pictures (of TV images) I took of the game at Amsterdam, but I didn't put crowd shots in, because I didn't want anyone's boss to see them at a soccer pub on a Tuesday afternoon. Of course, if you were in Portugal or Spain, you and your boss would have both been at the pub!
Thursday: Germany vs. Italy, 1:30 to decide who will play Spain.
Championship Final: Sunday July 1st at 1:30pm.
I must mention too that I have been to Euro games at The Post in Maplewood and OB Clark's in Brentwood, and both also provided a wonderful game atmosphere!


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Cathy Langlais, Director of Administrative Information Technology Services at Colby College, is responsible for providing technical support for college administrative databases and systems as well as web development. Langlais is a native of Waterville, Maine, with a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Maine, Farmington. She spent 17 years running systems for Warnaco, an international menswear corporation. In 1996 she began her career at Colby. Langlais is a mother of two, former secretary of the Waterville Rotary Club, and a volunteer for the Make A Wish foundation. She is a member of the Frye Leadership Institute class of 2004.


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Halloween Mini Projection lights, sold exclusively at Five Below stores nationwide in September, are being recalled for potential burn hazards.
The lights can overheat and melt, which can pose a burn hazard to consumers, according to the recall on the Consumer Product Safety Commission. There have been two reports of incidents involving the lights, including one minor burn injury.
Consumers should stop using the products immediately and contact Atico International to receive a full refund. Consumers can contact Atico International at 888-253-6342 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday or online at www.aticousa.com/recalls.html.


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Dublin last weekend saw about 400 people take part in a demonstration against the intention of Seán Sherlock, the Labour Party Minister for Research and Innovation to bring into law a requirement for Irish internet service providers to block access to sites that allow the downloading of copy righted material. This is a similar law to the SOPA and ACTA laws that Hollywood & music industry lobbyists tried unsuccessfully to force through the US Congress. A second demonstration is to take place this Saturday. The film & recording industry have been trying to force though an Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) for some time, measures that are intended to introduce draconian punishments for those with no direct involvement in making copyrighted material available. That is rather than going after sites like Pirate Bay or even individuals downloading such material the lobbyists are targeting internet service provides and web sites who site in between Pirate Bay and an individual downloader. A bit like prosecuting a toll booth operator because a car used to rob a post office in Cavan passed through the toll booth on the way from Dublin. The impact on internet privacy is liable to be huge but this is a much bigger story than that. The old capitalist model of copyright and goods distribution is fundamentally broken for anything, like music, or film. or software, which can be digitized. SOPA & ACTA are attempts to shore up that model, attempts that will almost certainly fail even if passed into law but which will do enormous damage to both privacy (because to catch you they have to monitor you) and innovation. Which is why many new media corporations like Google & Facebook are lobbying against these bills - they don't oppose making billions from people's ideas (what is Facebook but a collection your and your friends ideas) - they just want to change the legal framework that capitalism controls this under so its them rather than Hollywood that makes the billions. What is more interesting than the inter-corporate battle about how copyright will be managed in future under capitalism is the idea that in the de facto rejection of copyright ownership by billions of people involved in downloading and in the work that goes into the Free/Open Source software movement we are getting a glimpse of a post-capitalist society coming into being. Paul Bowman explores that idea in some detail in the article 'SOPA & ACTA in the fight against actually existing communism' . In 2005, Bill Gates called the free culture/open source movement "new modern-day sort of communists who want to get rid of the incentive for musicians and movie-makers and software makers under various guises." Both suggest there is much more at stake here then whether or not you'll be able to download the next season of Game of Thrones, important as that may be. Despite the wet weather last weeks demonstration was lively but it was only one of dozens held across Europe (see map). There is to be a second demonstration this Saturday, leaving the top of Parnell square at 2pm. See you on the streets! WORDS, PICTURES & VIDEO: Andrew Flood |
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The Rebels' Ratification: Commemorating our federal Constitution lecture celebrates Constitution Day on September 17th
The nation will recognize Constitution Day on September 17, 2012. The day will be celebrated locally as part of Rockford College's forum series. Political Science and Economics Professor Robert Evans will provide the College's annual lecture to honor and commemorate the ratification of our federal constitution. Professor Evan's "The Rebels' Ratification" lecture will take place on Monday, September 17, at 4 p.m. in the Fisher Memorial Chapel located at on the Rockford College campus, 5050 E State Street, Rockford.
Robert Evans is an Associate Professor of Economics Business and Accounting and Associate Professor of Political Science. He also serves as the Chair of the Economics, Business and Accounting Department. Professor Evans earned his B.A. from Wake Forest University and M.A. from Northern Illinois University and has been teaching at the college since 1978.
Admission is free, however a ticket is required. Contact the Rockford College Box Office,815-226-4100 for tickets. To see the fall 2012 Forum Series line-up visit: http://www.rockford.edu/?ForumSeries.
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W. A. Whitney is celebrating its centennial anniversary during its 2007 Open House, April 25 and 26, 2007, in the Whitney Technology Center in Rockford, Ill.
For the past two years, Whitney has been a member of the MegaFab family, which also includes Piranha and Bertsch products. Equipment from all lines will be demonstrated, including the Whitney 3400 Plasma Cutting System, 4400 MAX plasma/punch combination, Piranha Pro2 two-cylinder synchronous press brake, ironworkers, and a Bertsch bending roll.
During the free event, all guests are invited to attend educational seminars, view equipment demonstrations, and talk with product development engineers
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Can lightning — in this case, in the form of another government shutdown — strike twice in Washington?
U.S. in middle of a Monopoly game that will end badly
Our United States is in the midst of an economic implosion that could make our Great Depression look like child's play.
The town of Hancock finds itself embroiled in a controversy over a Nativity scene in a public park. It would do well to look at the Christmas display in Cumberland as a way to skirt the church versus state issue.
Be careful with your debts
Consumers often get caught up in the spirit of giving this time of year, and it is easy to just buy one more gift for a loved one.
Letter reflects an attitude that is alive, well in Garrett County
I wonder if Judith Weller would have that fancy Ph.D. after her initials without education?
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Md. Kidney Foundation begins matching gift plan
Knowing that kidney disease is a public health crisis that claims more lives each year than breast cancer, prostate cancer or leukemia, a generous supporter has approached the National Kidney Foundation of Maryland (NKF-MD) with a matching gift challenge.
An elite group
Not many years ago, people talked about the high rate at which World War II veterans were dying. As their ranks have dwindled, the rate has decreased to about 600 per day.
Free meals
Imagine a program that provides free breakfast and lunch to every student in the school system. It's not far-fetched. In fact, it is being tried in the Washington County public school system.
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I am a resident of Cumberland. The railroad crossing at Baltimore Street was in rough condition. Crossing the tracks was a challenge.
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Synopsis: Academy Award? winner Jane Campion (The Piano) directs this touching, timeless tale of the passionate romance between English poet John Keats and his beloved muse.
Directed by: Jane Campion
Genre: Biography, Drama, Romance
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Captions and Subtitles: English
Release year: 2009
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"Amiable Strangers"
Three distinct personalities, one goal: reach the moon.
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- AirSpaceMag.com, May 21, 2009
Armstrong practices descending the ladder on the lander mock-up, July 11, 1969. When he came down the real ladder on the moon, he climbed back up onto the last rung, about 32 inches, and observed, "Okay. I just checked getting back up to that first step, Buzz. It's.…The strut isn't collapsed too far, but it's adequate to get back up." A few seconds later he added, "[It] takes a pretty good little jump." During the technical debrief after the mission, Armstrong recalled being more comfortable with the ladder at the end of the moonwalk. "The technique I used was one in which I did a deep knee bend with both legs and got my torso down absolutely as close to the footpad as I could. I then sprang vertically up and guided myself with my hands by use of the handrails. That's how I got to the third step, which I guess was easily five to six feet above the ground."
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While the astronauts were deserving heros of the Apollo project your series needs a section on one person in particular, George M. Low. It was he who met the challange of the disastrous fire that killed three astronauts and brought together the science and engineering that made the capsule workable.
George was originally brought from the Cleveland NASA lab to the Office of Manned Space Flight by Abe Silverstine. After the fire he was transferred to Houston to take over the design of the capsule. Without him the Moon landing may never have happened. After the landing and the instigation of the Space lab project he was made Deputy Administrator of NASA. His life story would be worth an article.
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September 24th marks the ninth Never Forgotten Honor Flight since the inaugural trip in 2010. Embarking on the trip that's just days away is a veteran that fought courageously for this country, like so many other veterans during his time.
Walter John Chilsen, a bombardier during World War II, saw his share of action while flying in nearly 18 missions. However, his most captivating one was the 14th.
Walter Chilsen told us, "I'm the last surviving member of our crew, except for our replacement guy in our group, but I am the last one left."
Since 2010, nearly 800 veterans have gone to Washington D.C. to see their monuments.
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Seven-term Alaska Senator Ted Stevens will have to wait a little longer to know whether Republicans will shun him in the last days of this lame duck congress.
Senator Ted Stevens, convicted in Washington in October on seven felony counts, told reporters he was ready to fight an effort to oust him from the Republican conference and strip his committee assignments. But at Tuesday's Republican conference meeting, leaders decided to await final results of the election between Stevens and Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich. Senator Stevens seemed eager to defend himself, but South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint says he has the votes to oust Stevens and he says he'll push for a vote to do so on Thursday.


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I've been listening to "Day Off" for a couple of days now. I'll put the track on and then pull up the email that MoShadee sent me. I'm listening to him rhyme. I'm reading what he has written. I can't quite figure out what to say about the track and I don't want to take anything away from his words so I'm just going to share the email with you.
"I called out of work one day this past week. My vibes were all off, energy wasn't right. Sometimes I feel as people we have to step back and collect ourselves when things aren't feeling right. That's what I did. In that time, "Day Off" was created. Enjoy."
This is a fantastic example of how we all need a little disconnect every now and then. It's important that we take a step back and analyze the situation when we feel things are not how they should be. Moving forward is key, but sometimes despite our direction being forward we might end up having to backtrack because we ignored how we were truly feeling. Listen to yourself and forget about taking shortcuts. Be in it — life — for the long haul.
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Online Reservations
This is the only restaurant in Santa Cruz that will really impress you if you know good food, dining and ingredients. I loves the old location, but this is beautiful too.
our group stopped for dinner after our golf game. Had a nice stroll in down town Santa Cruz followed a very good dinner at Oswalds. we will definitely go again.
Very good food, great service, reasonable. Highly recommend. We want after a day at the boardwalk for dinner. Just what we all needed: 3 adults and 2 kids.
I always look forward to going to Oswald because I have a great experience with the food and people every time.
Always great food and some of the best wait staff in town. Great bar with fun specialty drinks. Awesome experience consistently.
The food and service at Oswald are consistently extraordinary. This night my rack of lamb was cooked to perfection and melt in your mouth tender, and the bed of french lentils complemented the lamb perfectly.
Oswalds is a neighborhood restaurant for us and this was our first viait. We were very pleased. The bar area is small but comfortable. The bar tender is great; cocktails are wonderful, using ingredients creativley, but not crazy. I had a muddled strawberry cosmo-like drink that was just terrific! The menu was nicely varied, with attention to seasonal freshness. This not a huge menu that reflects a kitchen that focuses on quality ; but there is something for every taste. The wine list is excellent, again not huge but well selected. Service was attentive, respectful, knowledgeable , and comfortable. We will be coming back!
My friend and I had a wonderful dinner for a special occasion. One of the owners came and talked to us and was very kind and amiable. He checked in to make sure we had everything we needed and brought us our dessert. We felt that our server was disappointed in the fact that we only ordered entrees, asking, "Is that all?" in a rude tone. We said, "Yes..." as each entree is around $25. She also asked us to get up and leave because she needed our table, when we would have loved to stay and visit more. The food was outstanding as always, fresh fish and perfect elements. The ambiance is great, our server was a little hasty and a pushy.
This is one of the only restaurants that is constantly good...No surprises .. Great service great drinks and the Food is always perfect
We traveled So. Cal for two weeks and found Oswald's by chance on our way back. It was great all-around, one of the best restaurants we encountered, with a wide-ranging but well-selected menu that the chef could really focus on. We both had the seafood risotto and I do believe it was the best we'd ever tasted. The special calamari salad of escarole and crispy calamari with fried lemon slices was ingenious and totally delicious. We are "foodies" and very hard to please. We're recommending Oswald's to all of our friends.
Group of five were delighted by very flavorful, delicious variety of dishes. Accommodating and helpful service. A favorite for all...
Oswald is our favorite Santa Cruz restaurant for special occasions; if our modest means allowed, we'd eat there much more often. Almost every dish we've sampled has been thoughtfully, expertly, creatively prepared using fresh, often locally sourced ingredients. The wait staff are genuinely warm & attentive, and enthusiastic & knowledgeable about everything on the menu. It seems clear that head chef Damani Thomas regularly ensures that employees have a chance to sample, enjoy, and learn about what his kitchen prepares. We miss the long-ago previous location, which was smaller, much more intimate, and much quieter. The acoustics in the current venue make it clattery and raucous. But it's still a pleasant, attractive, and congenial space.
Great appetizers crab avo salad, bruchetta with heirloom tomatoes and sautéed abalone...yumm
Oswald's was hopping the night we had dinner. We ordered a calamari salad (beyond great!), the rib-eye with a blue cheese sauce that was spectacular and a pork tenderloin dish that was equally beautifully prepared. This is consistently one of the best restaurants in Santa Cruz. Don't miss out!
This is our first experience of Prix Fixe Wednesday and it was a wonderful value and delicious food. Thanks Oswald
Five of us (ages 24 - 61) had an incredible dinner experience at Oswald. Everyone ordered something different (appetizer and entree) and across the board we were delighted with our food. I had the seafood risotto that was incredibly flavorful with a beautiful seared scallop in the center and a generous portion of prawns and artic char. Desserts were awesome as well. Bottom line - you cannot go wrong here - best dining in Santa Cruz!
The service was exceptional. Our waitress made a suggestion for a cocktail, wine, and a port. All three were tasty. The food is complex and delicious, and the portions were larger than you would get at some high end restaurants. We were eating with friends and did not feel rushed as we lingered. It is quite noisy. Over all a great experience.
Friendly atomosphere great staff. I definitely would return but only have a second night. The calimari salad and the halibut was perfect. The cocktail we decided to try was a little tart. Service was friendly, and it was very affordable.
We needed a strong restaurants to impress some friends and Oswald's hit a home run. The specialty drinks from the bar, which are different every time, were not to be missed. We watched the tables around us eating their dinners and used that as our selection criteria; the duck is always excellent and so was the halibut. Lastly their wait staff worked together so we always felt attended to. This is the way a top tier restaurant should be run!
We recently spent three nights in Santa Cruz and Oswald was not only our favorite dining experience of the trip, but it is up there as an all time favorite. A complete, exceptional, culinary experience. Don't miss the crab and avocado first course. Drinks are enormous and perfectly make. Service could not have been better. A real gem. We will be back soon.
Oswald's is should be your go to restaurant when looking for a place for dinner or cocktails in Santa Cruz.
Enjoyable little spot in Santa Cruz with very helpful staff and food choices beyond the conventional restaurants in town. Will definitely return.
We were here on a Wednesday night, when they had a prix fixe menu (which items, incidentally, you could also order a la carte), so the selection was limited to 3 first courses, 3 second courses, and 3 desserts. Food was well cooked and well presented. The interior of the restaurant is open, both to the bar and to the kitchen, which is interesting but adds somewhat to the noise level. Service was excellent.
Oswald in downtown Santa Cruz is in our top five restaurants in Santa Cruz for fine dining. It's consistently good and always a sure bet.
This is my third dinner at Oswalds this year - consistently good food and service
Always good dining experience at Oswold. Not to be missed: the bartender's special martini (varies by season).
Exceptional food but too noisy! We have always loved Oswald's but would enjoy it even more if they provided a quieter seating option
I'd seen such good reviews I suppose the bar was set pretty high. Food was very good if not 100% stellar, quantities larger than expected; atmosphere was sophisticated, got louder as it filled up. I was about to remark how impressed I was by quality of service, when they brought my husband the wrong entrée! This was handled with professionalism though, as the server immediately offered to take my entrée back to the kitchen while my husband's was being readied. The woman who took our order (different from server) also stopped by to apologize for the "delay". It was comforting to see such maturity in the staff compared to the overly casual service we have seen in some potentially very nice restaurants during Restaurant Week in Santa Cruz.
This was a first time visit to Oswald's and we'd heard good things about the food. It was very good. Loved the house salad, the entree and the excellent creme brulee. We did, however, find it hard to converse in normal tones, as the noise level was very high. I know some people don't mind this, and feel it gives the place a feeling of excitement. While that may be true for some, we like to have a conversation while we dine, and it's pretty impossible at Oswald's. We did enjoy the food and may try it for lunch sometime to see whether it might be a bit quieter. I'm quite sure the meal will be good, judging from the dinner. I would recommend it to a friend with the caveat that if a noisy restaurant bothers them, they might think twice.
This was our first trip to Oswald, and we came because of Restaurant Week. So, we had a limited menu of three choices for appetizer, entree and desert. There were four in our party, so we tried almost all the choices. The first really nice thing to happen was the waitress said to mix and match as we wanted with the available items. This was an awesome show of making the customer first and while we didn't substitute anything, it set a really nice tone for us. And the service was great throughout our dinner. I am so limited for characters that I can't give a very good review here, but I will do so on Yelp. I would say the food was good but not great. We would like to return for the regular menu to really evaluate this place.
have been to Oswald's many times & recently went for restaurant week. It was wonderful a always. we were promptly seated, had a great cocktail & the service was friendly & speedy. I had the steamed mussells & the steak, and they were delicious! they were also nice enough to sub greens for potatoes as I'm doing a low carb thing. My husband's salmon & alad were also great. I highly recommend Oswald's!
I just want to thank Oswald for making a one-year anniversary dinner so special. When we arrived, we didn't love the table they gave us, and very graciously allowed us to choose another. In my booking, I'd mentioned it was our one-year anniversary and that we'd had our first date at Oswald, and the hostess and all the serving staff seemed to know and congratulate us. It was very considerate. The food is always delicious and impeccably presented, and our server came back multiple times just to refill our champagne glasses. Another wonderful dining experience to add to a growing list!
when we arrived the place was buzzing - it was their monthly Artist event. It created a high energy atmosphere. The service and food were very good. We had a party of six and everyone enjoyed the evening.
The muscles were the best I ever had! Between the four of us we had all different dishes and they were all very good to excellent. One of us had the chicken, it was so moist and delicate. We will be back soon.
We celebrated my husband's 50th birthday dinner at Oswald's. And it is always been our favorite for a special evening out. Our server was a young woman(I didn't get her name)and she was simply amazing. Our disabled 23 year old daughter was with us, and she was understanding to her needs. She made sure we had everything we needed throughout the whole meal. But what was amazing about our server was at the end of the evening-our daughter commented to our server on her bracelet bracelet(it was a leather cuff). Our server, took off her bracelet and gave it to our daughter!!!
and thus waited for them to open the door. Got immediate service and the table for two we wanted. The food was excellent if not extraordinary -- with one very small exception. The apple crisp dessert was a bit too dry for my taste. Possible matter of opinion but the only reason I didn't give it a 5 star. The service was also extraordinary all the way through but I noticed that our server was a bit rushed at the end of our stay due to the full house on a Friday night. This is one of Santa Cruz's best restaurants for special occasions or the rare let's try for an early table this evening gamble.
My wife and I had two different kinds of meals. My pork was very tasty and her fish was over salted. The service was disjointed and I can say that it is like most restaurants in Santa Cruz, the service is average. I can say that overall the experience was good but I wouldn't recommend it.
We slid up to Santa Cruz via Sal Rombi's vineyard guest house to celebrate our son James' 21st birthday. With a nice split of Ridge '92 Monte Bello in tow, we sat down to what turned out to be a memorable dinner. Abalone appetizer was simple and out-of-this world with flavor and freshness. Rack of Lamb, Skirt Steak and lovely fresh Trout were all prepared to perfection. Amazing classic chocolate souffle to top it off. Service too was first rate...and if you have a chance to taste a Ridge '92 Monte Bello, do so! Thanks Oswald and Happy Birthday Jim!
We keep coming back to this downtown gem. Except for the street people who are common in the restaurant's environs and must be walked around to gain entry this is a dining treat. We have eaten here a number of times and find the menu changes often and the specials are truly special. The risotto was just a little watery but the scallop special that sat on it was succulent and delicious. The rack of lamb was perfectly cooked and beautifully presented. It was complemented with scalloped potatoes. The gingerbread cake dessert was nothing special but went well with the crowning dollop of ice cream.
Our food was great service was excellent. Only downside had to wait a long time for a cocktail and waitress comped it. We will go back.
Don't think you can beat the food anywhere in Santa Cruz. Started with a squash persimmon soup garnished with a spicy oil and savory nuts. To die for. Beet salad moist and crunchy. Arctic char with perfect fine chopped veggies. My girl friend and I can get a great deal by sharing and they split the soup and salad for us. Try the special cocktail. Different every day and seasonal.
thank you for a another yummy meal; good value and interesting fare on the wednesday night menu.
In a smart setting. Generous proportions, clever combinations. Fresh, beautifully presented. So good we ate here 2 nights in a row even though it was way too noisey, but worth it for the the food!
Excellent watercress and abalone salad. And, of course, great and unusual cocktails.
Had a third dinner at Oswalds Sat night. Our first experience was disappointing so we didn't come back for 18months or so. The menu items looked good, but the flavors didn't complement each other; it felt like "nice try beginner". The last 2 visits in the past few months were excellent. The butternut squash soup delivered like you could only hope for. The mussels were prepared with flavor touches that were unique and delicious. The entree's were delicious, desert delivered and a great wine list to complement anything. A great Santa Cruz option in a town that needs great options.
The squash soup was decadent; beet salad and abalone great; their crab and avacado appetizer is a must have. Our main courses consisted of the papparedella with chard was a bit too healthy but my friend's arctic char was delicious.
Our first experience @Oswald & it didn't disappoint! For a mixed group of omnivores that were in town post-Thanksgiving -- everyone in our group was happy with their food!
The dinner was very nice and the service was great. Our friends loved the pasta!! The steak was definitely not a $30.00 steak very tough. My husband loved the trout. And the dessert and bread were good!!
We had a great evening...the Wednesday dinner specials are well worth the price. High quality. Portions are perfect.
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Marshall University: Racially Restricted Orientation Classes
When FIRE learned that Marshall University had limited enrollment in several "University Studies 101" courses to "African American Students Only," it letter to University President Stephen J. Kopp explaining that racially segregated courses are both unlawful and misguided. In Kopp's response, he claimed that the courses were open to both white and African American students. FIRE noted that the course description effectively enforced segregation, regardless of the official status of the courses. In response to FIRE's objections, Marshall has changed the course description for UNI 101, so that several sections in fall of 2007 will focused on "African American Student Issues," drawing students concerned about African American issues instead of limiting enrollment by race.
- "Marshall University Dissolves Racially Restricted Orientation Classes," August 9, 2006: Marshall University has taken the advice of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) and removed racial restrictions from an orientation course for first-year students. Last year's listing for University Studies 101 (UNI 101) stated that certain sections were limited to "African American Students Only." Thanks to FIRE's intervention, several sections of UNI 101 this coming fall will focus on "African American Student Issues," but will not exclude any student based upon race or ancestry.
- "Marshall University Class Schedule: Fall 2005," July 31, 2006
- "FIRE Letter to Marshall University President Stephen J. Kopp, December 9, 2005," December 9, 2005
- "Letter from Marshall University President Stephen J. Kopp to FIRE, November 15, 2005, and New Course Descriptions for Fall 2006," November 15, 2005
- "FIRE Letter to Marshall University President Stephen J. Kopp, November 4, 2005," November 4, 2005
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- "FIRE lauds Marshall's dropping of race-based course restrictions,"
by Jim Brown, Agape Press, August 17, 2006 - "Marshall-Race Orientation,"
WVVA-TV (NBC Affiliate, Bluefield, W. Va.), August 10, 2006 - "Marshall drops 'African-American students only' from course list,"
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Wild Well Control will be hosting the Advanced Well Control Engineering & Preparedness Seminar at several locations in November.
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If it wasn't bad enough that this year's Grammy Awards almost entirely neglected multiple winner Amy Winehouse's death because of Whitney Houston's, I also discovered that a young man can make mistakes and be forgiven. Right? Wrong.
The slick beats, synthesisers and Chris Brown's lightning feet aren't enough to distract me from the fact that he violently beat Rihanna. The song is rubbish enough to be played on commercial radio every four minutes, I'm just hoping that it only goes to no.1 in countries where it's ok to hit women.
As for the Grammys – shame on you for the invitation, performance and wins of Chris Brown. 1.5 stars.
M.I.A – Bad Girls
M.I.A has struggled with the balance of being a badass Bollywood bohemian and top-of-the-pops Timbaland tart. Her first album was groundbreaking, yet alienating, while her second proved to be surprise hit, with her Clash-sampling "Paper Planes" assaulting the US charts. However her third album, Maya, received tepid reviews and failed to achieve airplay (because well, it was a giant wank.)
With "Bad Girls", it appears M.I.A has nailed the happy medium. The Eastern influence is as undeniable in the tune as it is in the video, but the hip-hop percussion is Americanised enough to hear it in retail stores globally.
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Nneka has been hovering around the lower parts of the UK charts for the last few years with her socially-conscious-for-the-masses, Michael Franti meets Neneh Cherry thing going on.
"Shining Star", as twee as it could come across, is incredibly charming. Nneka's vocals are sweet and infectious, the hip-hop-lite beat is accessible and the song could grace more cafes than a pretentious cafe blogger.
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The Thought Bubble Festival is the UK's largest event of its kind – an annual celebration of sequential art in all its forms, including everything from superhero comics to independent and small-press artists and writers.
Thought Bubble formed in 2007 as a non-profit-making organisation dedicated to promoting comics, graphic novels, and animation as an important national and international cultural art-form. Now in its 6th year, the festival has been extended over seven days with a jam-packed programme of events at a variety of venues across the city. Our aim is to cater to both long-time comic book fans and those who have never picked up a graphic novel before! The sixth Thought Bubble will take place from the 11th – 18th November 2012 at venues around Leeds and Bradford, with a centre-piece two day convention on 17th – 18th November at Saviles and Royal Armouries Halls – Leeds' largest conference venues.
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Director Cody Jarrett crafts this lurid, exploitation-style women-in-prison flick set in the sweltering Florida Everglades. The year is 1975. The Sugar State Women's Facility is a place where innocent girls are forced to work in the swamps under inhuman conditions, and turn tricks for the warden once their spirits have been broken. Here, corruption, brutality, and sexual abuse are a way of life. But this penitentiary is a powder keg, and when undercover reporter Valerie March manages to get inside, the fuse is lit. After staging a bloody revolt, the furious inmates take their ultimate revenge. Should March live to live through it all and pen her exposé of Sugar State, her story will shock a nation. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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After paying the fare, the cobrador is supposed to give you a boleto, your receipt. Cobradores usually have one of two habits. Some of them charge everyone as soon as possible. In this case you usually get your boleto without having to insist. Other cobradores are rather charging people when they are getting off. In this case you usually don't get your boleto.
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Alex Gibbs, a new vampire -- suicidal, strung out, and blood hungry -- goes hunting at a Kansas City club known for its paranormal tolerance. Gorgeous werewolf Rafir Caras, an ex-Army Ranger who works security at the club, instantly feels drawn to Alex. The young vampire feels like "pack." Instead of killing Alex, Rafir takes him home to save him.
Rafir's plan has one major roadblock -- his lover and only other pack member, Julia Deihl. Julia had been sold into slavery to a European master vampire when she was a teenager. Twenty years later and ten years free, she hates vampires, and has vowed she will never be a blood-monkey for any of them ever again.
Alex wishes he could end it all, Rafir is determined to rescue him, while Julia is hell-bent on seeing to his demise. The three of them together are volatile, unpredictable, and erotically charged -- a sexy combination with the potential to heal the wounds of their pasts and present. Dying Room Only Reneé George All rights reserved. Copyright ©2012 Reneé George This e-book file contains sexually explicit scenes and adult language which some may find offensive and which is not appropriate for a young audience. Changeling Press E-Books are for sale to adults, only, as defined by the laws of the country in which you made your purchase. Please store your files wisely, where they cannot be accessed by under-aged readers.
For Alex Gibbs, the intoxicating energy of Corazon de la Muerte -- an exclusive vampire club in downtown Kansas City -- sang like Chef Bobby Flay ringing the dinner bell. He'd staggered in, ragged and beastly, sick with blood hunger. A redhead stood at the hostess podium inside the front door. The woman wore latex and leather -- a combo of hot pink and midnight blue. Her expression mimicked her hairstyle, tightly bound and severe. A man, large, nearly seven feet tall, blond and imposing, walked up behind her and squeezed her shoulders.
"Nadine, when you get a chance, Gui wants to see you in the back."
The hostess nodded, gave the blond man a wink, then stamped Alex's hand, giving him a wry look when he passed through the blacked out interior glass doors.
Strobe lights flashed, making everyone and everything in the club a staccato mimicry of real life. He watched the pulsing blue lights as they matched the equally fast beat of the hard driven techno music. The scent of sweet booze, sweaty bodies, and raging hormones wove around the room like strands of a spider's silk. It tethered the dozens of bodies littering the floor, along with the erotic acts cages and bar and barstools, connecting them all in a unique collective. Alex inhaled deeply.
A voluptuous brunette, human for sure, drew his attention. He watched her get up from the bar and follow a vampire, decked out in full-on black latex, including a partial mask, into one of the back rooms. Alex sat on the barstool before anyone beat him to it. It didn't take long to become acutely aware of several people staring at him. His disheveled and slightly dirty appearance attracted unwanted attention.
A striking man, dark hair, brown eyes, deeply tanned skin, sat down beside him. His face had both sharp and soft edges -- a straight Roman nose, angular narrow jawline, prominent cheekbones, and full lips. Warmth radiated from him like an electric heater -- at least ten degrees hotter than the normal human temperature. The man swiveled to face him.
The tone of his low voice held a slight timbre. "Stay out of trouble, pup." He got up and walked away from Alex to a corner in the back. The man leaned against the wall, crossed his arms -- his biceps bulging with the small effort -- and cast one last glance at Alex before scanning the room.
Alex shook his head, wondering who in the hell, and what in the hell the guy was. He certainly didn't read human.
"What are you looking for tonight?" A dark-haired girl, around Alex's age, maybe twenty or twenty-one, sidled up next to him, her breasts brushing against his arm. She leaned in close and turned her neck up to him slightly. "I have what you need, baby."
Alex wanted to drain her, to empty her until every drop of blood in her veins flowed into his. The man across the room was still staring. Alex gestured toward him and asked the girl, "Who is that?"
"Oh, honey. You are barking up the wrong tree there." She laughed. "Get it? Barking! He's a werewolf." She laughed even more. "Besides, I'm a tasty treat. Trust me, darling."
To emphasize her point, she placed her fingers on his lips, then slid a tip into his mouth. His fang dropped down and punctured her fragile human skin. Smiling, she pulled her finger out from between his lips and placed it in her mouth and sucked. "Let's go somewhere private."
Alex didn't fight the urge. He couldn't. He'd stopped being in charge when he'd chosen to try once again to deny his vampire. Between the blood hunger and the stomach cramps, he couldn't put off his need any longer. He followed his willing victim to the back of the club, out a service entrance, and into a deserted alleyway.
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Rafir Caras stood back and watched the young vampire. The werewolf had been working security for Guillermo Diaz, the club's owner, for nearly eight years. He'd learned to recognize trouble when he saw it sit down on a barstool, and this vampire was trouble. His dirty, disheveled appearance hadn't been what put Rafir onto the boy. There were several of the vamps in the city who liked to play homeless. People went out of their way to avoid eye contact with the street people.
The kid had been in his early twenties when he had died. No telling how old he was in vampire years, but Rafir figured him to be fairly new to the game. He had sandy brown hair, shaggy, just below the ears. Up close, his eyes had been a startling hazel-green with rust and gold flecks. He had the sharp lines of an athlete. Probably an All-American type. The idea made Rafir wonder how the young man had managed to get himself in this situation.
Who knew with vampires; sometimes they were willing, sometimes victims. This boy definitely felt like "victim."
Rafir watched as Sue Strattman picked up the kid. The brunette vampire-junkie was probably biting off more than she could chew with the young man. He was hungry, and not just in a "daily feed" kind of way. He smelled sick and strung out.
No, it was something else about the kid. He clenched like a heroin addict jonesing for a fix. Rafir was under strict orders not to interfere with vampire business though, unless one of the bloodsuckers stepped over the line from player to killer.
This boy had a look that said the line was a big ol' wallflower who wouldn't get asked to dance. He'd given him fair warning, but his kind of vamp -- the desperate kind -- never listened.
The blood surge tongue-fucked Alex inside out. In biology class, he'd learned the human body circulates blood through the entire vascular system in about a minute -- which is how long it took the richly oxygenated blood in the girl's system to turn brass and thick, not as tasty, but still delicious. Alex wanted to stop, but his beast wouldn't let him. It was starved, and it didn't like being starved. This was Alex's punishment for denying the monster inside him. It would take and take until there was nothing left of its victim. She would be a hollow husk. An empty meat sack.
The gush of the girl's life-force rushed wildly through Alex's veins. His body tingled with the sheer pleasure of her body going limp in his arms. He held her tightly as her skin turned pale, while his flushed pink. Slowly he returned to the forefront of his consciousness -- the vampire, satiated, relinquishing control.
He looked down at the dying girl in his grasp as he pulled away from her neck. Not a drop of blood ran down his chin. His vampire was efficient if nothing else. The girl's head lolled to the left, and the smile on her face, even as the last breath left her lungs, told him that his vampire, in the very least, had not been cruel.
"Son of a bitch!"
Alex heard the cry about the same time as he felt the smack against his head. He dropped the girl and staggered sideways toward the Dumpster.
"I'm sorry," he whispered, not bothering to fight back when another blow drove him to his knees.
He blinked up and saw the werewolf from inside the club. It seemed fitting. A monster to kill a monster. The man held up a bludgeon of some kind and smacked Alex again, connecting with his shoulder, then his jaw. It brought him down onto the pitted concrete. His cheek pressed into a small puddle of water left over from an early rain.
The guy dropped the club and stared down at Alex. "What's wrong with you?" he yelled. "You have a fucking death wish?"
"Yeah, I kind of do," Alex mumbled. "She's not the first I've killed. I deserve death." He gazed at the man through his puffy eyelids. "Kill me."
Unexpectedly, the man sat on the ground next to him and pulled Alex's head onto his lap. He smoothed his hair. "Someone did a real number on you. Huh, kid?"
Alex turned his upper body to face him. He could feel his injuries already healing, in large part to the fresh feeding. The warmth of the man radiated even through the fabric of his jeans. The heat made Alex feel nearly human again, as if he wasn't a cold, dead thing. He licked his lips, the girl's blood still fresh in his mouth. "You're not going to kill me?"
"Don't be disappointed." He caressed Alex's cheek. "I still might."
Alex's cock grew semi-hard, partly due to the fresh blood in his system, but mostly due to this man's kindness. "Who are you?"
"Just a dude."
The off the cuff reply wasn't what Alex expected.
"I'm Rafir," he answered, as if saying his name said it all.
"Alex," he replied back, snuggling his face against Rafir's groin, rubbing his cheek along the densely zippered cloth. He felt the man's cock grow large beneath the fabric. Now that his vampire had been fed, he was a mixture of ashamed, content, and horny. A wicked combination, Alex thought, considering Rafir might pummel him to death.
"Stop," Rafir said.
Alex snaked a hand between his face and Rafir's groin. He squeezed the growing bulge. "Make me."
Rafir snatched Alex's hand, a firm grip serving as an anchor on reality for the young vampire. "Stop."
Alex pursed his lips, then relaxed them. He developed a plan of action, a way to permanently put an end to his uncensored desires. "Kill me. Put me out of my misery. Then I'll stop." He pushed his palm against the outline of Rafir's bulging shaft. "Kill me," Alex whispered.


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Fiala M, Lin J, Ringman J, Kermani-Arab V, Tsao G, Patel A, Lossinsky AS, Graves MC, Gustavson A, Sayre J, Sofroni E, Suarez T, Chiappelli F, Bernard G. Ineffective phagocytosis of amyloid-beta by macrophages of Alzheimer's disease patients. J Alzheimers Dis. 2005 Jun;7(3):221-32; discussion 255-62. PubMed Abstract
About the issue raised by Mathias Jucker and Tony Wyss-Coray of CD11c as a marker for blood-borne innate immune cells/macrophages versus microglia, I should mention that we initially thought that CD11c would be a microglial marker in the context of AD. However, after examining numerous brain sections from various ages of wild-type versus Tg2576 or mutant APP/PS1 doubly transgenic mice for CD11c expression, we concluded that while microglia in the parenchyma around Aβ deposits were CD11b, CD45, MHC II, F4/80 Ag, and CD68 positive, they were negative for CD11c. However, we did observe a small number of round, non-process bearing CD11c positive cells within the lumen of blood vessels in both Tg2576 and APP/PS1 mice, consistent with Stalder and colleagues' report of invading hematopoietic cells in brains of aged Tg2576 mice. At the time that we were checking for CD11c expression in AD mice, Alon Monsonego and Harold Weiner published a review in Science where they mentioned (as data not shown) that plaque-associated microglia were CD11c positive. I called Alon and asked him about the methodological details. However, after trying various tissue handling techniques, antibodies, and confocal settings, I was unable to reproduce this despite getting microglia in day 20 MOG-EAE brain sections to light up like a Christmas tree with CD11c. I came away thinking that it is possible to acutely activate microglia with the necessary vigor to promote CD11c expression, for example, in the context of EAE. However, I believe that this form of activation does not occur in AD mice, where the profile more closely resembles a chronic, persistent, low-level inflammation.
I have recently read the paper by Bulloch and coworkers with great interest, which shows the presence of CD11c/EYFP "dendritic-like" mouse microglia in multiple stages of life. However, because the authors did not quantify their observations, it is unclear how prevalent these cells are in the brain, and/or whether these cells arose from the blood or were long-term CNS residents. Further, the authors had difficulty in co-staining these cells with CD11c antisera in tissue sections, raising a possibility that those who work with transgenics are all too aware of: expression of transgenes is often more promiscuous than expected. In our study, we demonstrated a seven- to eightfold increase in CD45+CD11b+CD11c+CD68+Ly-6C- cells (presumed "anti-inflammatory" macrophages initially immunophenotyped by Littman's group in Geissmann et al., 2003) in our crossed mice, and immunohistochemical approaches revealed prominent vascular cuffing, where these cells appeared to be entering the brain via cerebrovessels. Regarding the questions from Joseph El Khoury and Pritam Das about the origin of these brain macrophages, we agree that the "acid test" of whether the macrophage-like cells that we see in and around cerebral vessels and β amyloid plaques arise from the periphery or from within the CNS would either be a chimeric approach or parabiosis. We moved away from the chimeric approach following recent reports in Nature Neuroscience (Ajami et al., 2007; Mildner et al., 2007) showing that the act of irradiating the mice leads to brain infiltration of monocytes/macrophages—the very dependent variable that we are interested in testing. However, we believe that 1) parabiosis of AD mice with GFP+CD11c-DNR mice or 2) chemical methods of ablating hematopoietic cells in AD mice followed by reconstitution with GFP+CD11c-DNR bone marrow containing or depleted of macrophages represent possible strategies that we are currently pursuing.
Finally, Pritam Das raises the interesting questions of the long-term consequences of inhibiting TGF-β signaling on peripheral macrophages and the effects on T cells. We did not observe increased peripheral numbers of innate immune cells (including macrophages and dendritic cells), CD4+ or CD8+ T cells, or B cells in CD11c-DNR mice alone or in Tg2576xCD11c-DNR crossed mice, suggesting that an autoimmune state was not generated and that the increased abundance of macrophages in the brains of our crossed mice was β amyloid-directed. We also quantified T cells in brains of our crossed mice versus singly transgenic animals, and detected that about 4-5 percent of brain hematopoietic cells were TcRαβ positive (presumed T cells), and they were divided about equally between CD4+ and CD8+ subsets—however, these numbers were similar amongst wild-type, CD11c-DNR, APP/PS1, and APP/PS1xCD11c-DNR mice, suggesting that neither the CD11c-DNR nor the APP/PS1 transgenes were able to modify brain entry of T cells. Finally, regarding the issue of assessing neurodegeneration, we are currently pursuing this line of investigation by quantitative synaptophysin immunohistochemistry and hope to answer this question in the near future. References:Ajami B, Bennett JL, Krieger C, Tetzlaff W, Rossi FM. Local self-renewal can sustain CNS microglia maintenance and function throughout adult life. Nat Neurosci. 2007 Dec;10(12):1538-43. Abstract
Bulloch K, Miller MM, Gal-Toth J, Milner TA, Gottfried-Blackmore A, Waters EM, Kaunzner UW, Liu K, Lindquist R, Nussenzweig MC, Steinman RM, McEwen BS. CD11c/EYFP transgene illuminates a discrete network of dendritic cells within the embryonic, neonatal, adult, and injured mouse brain. J Comp Neurol. 2008 Jun 10;508(5):687-710. Abstract
Geissmann F, Jung S, Littman DR. Blood monocytes consist of two principal subsets with distinct migratory properties. Immunity. 2003 Jul;19(1):71-82. Abstract
Mildner A, Schmidt H, Nitsche M, Merkler D, Hanisch UK, Mack M, Heikenwalder M, Brück W, Priller J, Prinz M. Microglia in the adult brain arise from Ly-6C(hi)CCR2(+) monocytes only under defined host conditions. Nat Neurosci. 2007 Dec 1;10(12):1544-53. Abstract
Monsonego A, Weiner HL. Immunotherapeutic approaches to Alzheimer's disease. Science. 2003 Oct 31;302(5646):834-8. Abstract
Richard KL, Filali M, Préfontaine P, Rivest S. Toll-like receptor 2 acts as a natural innate immune receptor to clear amyloid beta 1-42 and delay the cognitive decline in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease. J Neurosci. 2008 May 28;28(22):5784-93. Abstract
Stalder AK, Ermini F, Bondolfi L, Krenger W, Burbach GJ, Deller T, Coomaraswamy J, Staufenbiel M, Landmann R, Jucker M. Invasion of hematopoietic cells into the brain of amyloid precursor protein transgenic mice. J Neurosci. 2005 Nov 30;25(48):11125-32. Abstract
Town T, Nikolic V, Tan J. The microglial "activation" continuum: from innate to adaptive responses. J Neuroinflammation. 2005 Oct 31;2:24. Abstract
Wyss-Coray T, Masliah E, Mallory M, McConlogue L, Johnson-Wood K, Lin C, Mucke L. Amyloidogenic role of cytokine TGF-1 in transgenic mice and in Alzheimer's disease. Nature. 1997 Oct 9;389(6651):603-6. Abstract View all comments by Terrence Town
The migrating macrophages broke through ZO-1 tight junction barrier and aggregated around brain vessels similarly as in HIV encephalitis. This has been followed by a recent publication in PNAS (Fiala et al., 2007). The animal studies cannot resolve the crucial question: are macrophages of patients with AD different from those of control subjects? The answers for interested readers are available in our PNAS article and more current work presented at ICAD. Not only macrophages penetrate across the blood-brain barrier but also clear oligomeric amyloid-β from neurons. References:Fiala M, Liu QN, Sayre J, Pop V, Brahmandam V, Graves MC, Vinters HV. Cyclooxygenase-2-positive macrophages infiltrate the Alzheimer's disease brain and damage the blood-brain barrier. Eur J Clin Invest. 2002 May;32(5):360-71. Abstract
Fiala M, Liu PT, Espinosa-Jeffrey A, Rosenthal MJ, Bernard G, Ringman JM, Sayre J, Zhang L, Zaghi J, Dejbakhsh S, Chiang B, Hui J, Mahanian M, Baghaee A, Hong P, Cashman J. Innate immunity and transcription of MGAT-III and Toll-like receptors in Alzheimer's disease patients are improved by bisdemethoxycurcumin. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2007 Jul 31;104(31):12849-54. Abstract View all comments by Milan Fiala
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (1/11/13) – State Rep. Keith Hall, the long-time chairman of the House Special Subcommittee on Energy, will now serve as chair of the House Committee on Tourism Development and Energy, according to a two-year organizational plan released for the chamber today by House leaders.
"This is a tremendous honor, and I'm really looking forward to taking on this responsibility," said Rep. Hall, D-Phelps. "These two areas are extremely crucial to the state, with both being multi-billion dollar industries."
"Keith has done an outstanding job of promoting Kentucky's role in helping the country becoming energy independent, and he's now leading the way in getting more of our coal getting shipped overseas," said House Speaker Greg Stumbo, D-Prestonsburg. "This new role will give him an opportunity to do even more."
Rep. Hall will replace state Rep. Leslie Combs, who is moving over to chair the House Budget Review Subcommittee on Transportation.
"I firmly believe Kentucky is at a crossroads when it comes to energy, and not just with coal," Rep. Hall said. "If we continue making the right steps, we can help put more coal miners back to work while also playing a leading role in clean-coal technology and other alternative-energy research. Our tourism industry, meanwhile, is doing extremely well, but there is always room for improvement."
Rep. Hall's new committee is one of 15 that considers and votes on bills during a legislative session. That process will begin when the General Assembly returns to the Capitol in early February to kick off the remaining 26 days of the legislative session.
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January 22, 2006, Atlanta, Ga. - DePauw's men's basketball team improved to 7-10 overall and 3-4 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with a 92-77 victory at Oglethorpe. The Stormy Petrels dropped to 9-8 overall and 3-4 in the conference.
DePauw used an 8-0 run late in the first half to extend a three-point lead to 11 at 38-27 on the way to a 50-44 lead at the intermission. Oglethorpe closed to within five at 72-67 before the Tigers outscored the Stormy Petrels 20-10 over the final seven minutes.
Austin Brown paced six double-figure DePauw scorers with 20 points, while Stephen Schott added 14. Ryan Werntz matched a career best with 13, while Mike Moore also scored 13. Reid Sakel added 12 and Alex Stewart finished with 10. Eric Dickinson led Oglethorpe with 25 and Andrew Tulowitsky added 15.
The Tigers held a 42-20 advantage on the boards with Schott and Matt McDonald each grabbing eight. Ahmed Kareem Shaeed led Oglethorpe with nine. Moore paced the Tigers with eight assists. Dickinson dished out six assists for the Stormy Petrels.
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