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December 25th, 2012, 06:00 PM
Having a hard time deciding on a stabilizer, looking mainly for vibration help and mainly for a hunting setup. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
December 25th, 2012, 06:36 PM
10" B Stinger Sport Hunter Xtreme for me.
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December 26th, 2012, 10:25 AM
Another vote for the 10" B Stinger Sport Hunter Xtreme. I also went with a QC.
December 26th, 2012, 11:05 AM
Whats the total weight of the 10" B-Stinger Xtreme?
I have a 8" / 9oz Bernies that feels a touch light out front.
December 26th, 2012, 12:47 PM
Doinker mini dish on mine. No vibes and good balance.
December 26th, 2012, 01:45 PM
Looking at a 8-10" stokerized, black rod, and saturn weight or dampener.
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December 26th, 2012, 01:46 PM
I am going to put on a 8.5" fuse carbon blade hunter.
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December 26th, 2012, 01:49 PM
Have you seen the New Stokerized Revolver ?? Cool looking set up that works
December 26th, 2012, 03:29 PM
I love this on the one I played with.
Doinker Fatty Elite with a Stokerized Saturn dampener on the front
December 26th, 2012, 07:57 PM
Nice set up! Can't wait to get mine put together!
December 26th, 2012, 09:13 PM
Anything by Doinker will fit he bill nicely. Removes a ton of vibration and actually stabilizes your bow. I would recommend the hunter DISH for your setup . That way you get the most vibe and sound dampening possible. But you can also move the weights around to get the perfect feel.
December 26th, 2012, 09:58 PM
I'm still looking for that elusive stabilizer for my bow. Don't have a dna but as with any bow one needs to find what is going to work best for that bow.
I've spent hundreds of dollars and am still looking for the one stabilizer I will be totally happy with. Using an axt right now but still not totally happy.
Good luck with what ever you decide on.
pit adder
December 27th, 2012, 06:05 AM
look at the new vendetta stabs and the new lin of pse stabs as well !!!!! lot cheaper and imo bang for the buck !!!!!!
January 11th, 2013, 12:02 PM
And still undecided on my stab. I am leaning towards the 10" b stinger sport hunter. Does anyone know if there is someone on AT that sells these?
January 11th, 2013, 08:40 PM
My DNA should be here next week. I will be running either a B Stinger Sport Hunter or just a normal B Stinger. Not sure on length and weight as I wanna speed a little time with the bow first to decide.
January 12th, 2013, 08:39 AM
Yeah my hunting season is over now till spring turkey so I'm gonna take my time on choosing a stab. I am having a dilemma on sights as well. Stuck between a Sword centurion or cbe tek hunter. Got rid of my tru glo range rover as it is not worthy to be on my DNA!
January 12th, 2013, 09:34 AM
I might even go without a stab this year. Played around shooting it without and still very solid on the hold. For hunting I would not have a problem and on pack in hunts it will shed some more weight for those vertical elevation climbs
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Provided that these beds get enough sunlight and that I build a support for them, will these beds be good for growing hops? I have 2 "jumbo" rhizomes and 6 small rhizomes. http://i.imgur.com/oAyiLPQ.jpg
Those beds look fine for getting some hops started. I'm just foggy on what you mean when you mention about them getting "enough sunlight"? They like full sun but there's also a 'duration' requirement for them to achieve optimum growth. It looks like your location is slightly outside the accepted range so this factor may have a bearing on how they produce. http://www.usahops.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=hop_info. There's also lots of other environmental factors that will have an impact on how well they perform for you. Have fun with it and don't forget to give them a drink when they're thirsty!
I just meant that I need to see if these beds get the proper amount of sunlight. I am growing cascade, which apparently can grow and do quite well in this area.
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My family will be spending Christmas in Montreal, staying in a house in Port St. Charles. Can anyone recommend good nearby retail places for ingredients for meals? Bread, wine, meats are all going to be required.
We're not averse to driving to the place(s) but don't want to drive far.
Quite a few places in Verdun (the next neighbourhood West). Boucherie Pierre on Verdun Ave. cross street 6th Avenue has several types of housemade tortiere. baked beans as well as butcher counter. Charcuterie Viandal on d'Eglise near Verdun Ave, very good butcher. Marche Tondreau, Verdun Ave btw Egan and Osborne, fresh baked breads and many prepared marinated meats. Also a large chain grocery store on Wellington near the entrance to the Champlain Bridge- very close to Pt. St. Charles. Second Atwater Market if you don't have time to search these out.


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anyone who feels safe downtown is an idiot. i know several people who have been mugged downtown while walking to their car after a night of fun. i havent heard of any of my friends being mugged anywhere else in town, including maryland pkwy.
Nov 24, 2010 22:13:32 PM
My wife and I went downtown a few weeks ago and were approached and asked if we'd like to buy drugs 4 time within fifteen minutes. One guy actually had the coke bags out in clear site. This was on the corner of Las Vegas blvd and Fremont, right under the Fremont East sign. Why aren't there more police in this area where everyone knows there is a large amount of drugs and hookers? I want to go downtown more, but I just don't feel safe enough. I realize there are dangers everywhere, but I've never been so openly solicited for drugs.
Nov 24, 2010 21:56:05 PM
No one in the show mentioned independent retail, but DT Vegas could benefit by taking note of university areas such as The Loop near Washington University in St. Louis or Hillcrest in San Diego.
Currently, there's nowhere to buy clothes DT except for the premium outlets - which is somewhat removed from the Fremont core, especially for pedestrians - and maybe Saver's thrift store, which doesn't appeal to everyone for obvious reasons.
If there was a concentration of unique, independent clothing downtown stores downtown (think suburban boutiques such as Patty's Closet, Fruition, Buffalo Exchange, Suite 160, etc.) it would make downtown an attractive shopping destination. Las Vegas loves to shop - just look at the success of Town Square, which is not a "downtown" at all, but an "uptown," and furthermore A SHOPPING MALL.
Fremont Street is full of independent bars and a few restaurants, but if it had retail that could transform it into a daytime destination, it would undoubtedly become more popular ... and consequently would become a more viable location for business owners.
A single boutique isn't going to draw suburbanites from Green Valley and Summerlin, but a shopping district undoubtedly would.
So, boutique owners: Move downtown! Dining, theaters and specialty shops will follow. After all, we have to have somewhere to wear our clothes.
Nov 24, 2010 11:51:46 AM
I am a native Las Vegan who operates an upscale business in Downtown. We bring guests from all corners of the valley.
The chief challenge I see is overcoming the misconception regarding personal safety. The new salon guests with whom I speak are often quite pleasantly surprised at how "nice" our Downtown is becoming, particularly at new developments.
Nov 24, 2010 11:13:38 AM
I would love to see some food vendors in the Fremont area... you can get cocktails and souvenirs....but finding a quick bite to eat is hard. I'd be happy with a simple hot dog stand.
Nov 24, 2010 11:11:18 AM
Having the Children's museum downtown is a great start, but what about parks and other recreation for small children? It seems our tax money for toddler parks and other outdoor recreation goes to the Southwest part of town. The Downtown area of Las Vegas is definitely lacking compared to other parts of the city.
Nov 24, 2010 11:10:21 AM
I moved to LV in 1981 for a job at the LV RJ. I was young and broke. I moved into a residential hotel at 15th and Fremont. I had to walk to the Golden Nugget to get a bus to take me to the RJ.
Things have improved. The bus system is efficient and I am now semi-retired.
Does Las Vegas need an art museum? Yes. Vancouver has one, Cincinnati has one. Cleveland has one. Indianapolis has one. Milwaukee has one and I could go on and on and on. The small space at the Belliago is just a tease and extremely over priced. I admire our mayor but he is dead wrong regarding an art museum. Just imagine if we had a Getty downtown like the one in Los Angeles.
Recently my husband and I were lured downtown by an El Cortez special. We had a fantastic dinner at a reasonable price. After dinner we were pleasantly surprised by the crowd and the activity beyond the awning. We enjoyed music at "Don't Tell Mama" and visited a few more clubs and both remarked "Wish this had been here back in the day." My point is we enjoyed our experience and are both committed to returning and telling our friends. We felt safe and proud that there were fun spots without gambling for people to enjoy.
Nov 24, 2010 11:09:06 AM
I have had difficulties putting up a late night variety style show in downtown. My experience: it is very easy to pitch a show to a casino on the strip, its hard to find the backing in downtown!
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AfghanistanThe price of dying for Afghanistan Families forced to search for fallen kin as Afghan army fails to fulfil its promise to return dead soldiers' bodies. Mujib Mashal | 09 Dec 2012 20:49 GMT | Afghanistan, Iran 78-year-old Najmuddin spent 44 days searching for his son Esa's body [Mujib Mashal/Al Jazeera]Kandahar, Afghanistan - After searching for 44 days, 78-year-old Najmuddin finally found the body of his son, an Afghan army lieutenant, in a freezer in this southern Afghan city. "I searched and searched. I asked everyone that I came across," said the old man, looking up to the sky and repeating he had "no one but God". His son, 24-year-old Mohamad Esa, had joined the army after he returned from five years of labouring in Iran. He died after a bullet pierced his left torso while serving in the 1st Battalion, 2nd Brigade, 215 Maiwand Corps. Despite an injury to the back of his head, his face was calm and unscathed. 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Far from home The Afghan police, because of its deeper reach in the communities, more regular patrols, and less advanced equipment, suffer double the casualties of the army. But the police deployment is mostly local, often within the officer's province of origin, making the delivery of the deceased's body easier. "When we serve, they need us. When we die, they kick us and move on." - Unnamed soldier The army's deployment, however, is national, with soldiers often finding themselves on duty far from home. In Esa's case, that distance was about 950km. "In our policy, the martyred soldier's body and the wounded take priority over the living soldiers," insists General Zaher Azimi, the spokesman for the Afghan ministry of defence. "Wherever our soldiers are martyred - sometimes there is a delay of a day or two in their transfer because of transportation problems - but the family should not be searching for their martyr. We are responsible to bring the martyr to their home." In reality, as the plight of Lieutenant Esa shows, families often have to search for the dead and arrange for their own transportation. Sources at the mortuary in Kandahar military corps say the bodies of soldiers are kept there for up to two months; if the family does not come to collect them, they are buried in a cemetery near the corps. At least four other bodies still remained in the freezer after the corpses of Esa and Said Imam, a captain fatally burned by an IED incident in Garmsir, were collected by family members. After explaining his government's policy on deceased soldiers and the sensitivity of the matter, General Azimi admitted his army "does not have a single aircraft", except for helicopters. The fifteen transport planes worth $275m acquired for the army "have been sleeping at the airfield," he says. The planes have reportedly been "grounded for months because of lack of adequate maintenance and potential safety problems", and the army relies on the international coalition planes for transport. "The Afghan government is responsible for the movement of the remains of ANSF [Afghan National Security Force] members killed in action," says Lieutenant Colonel Les Carroll, a spokesperson for the international coalition. "If the Afghan authorities exhaust all options for transportation, they can then send an Air Movement Request to ISAF [the International Security Assistance Force], which ISAF can consider if air transport is available." Family initiative Amid this confusion, families often take the initiative, frequently relying on private airlines. The government-run Ariana Airlines charges about $130 for transporting a soldier's body from Kandahar to Kabul - a substantial sum, given that soldiers make roughly $200 a month. The private airline Kam Air, which Najmuddin chose for his son, takes up to five bodies per flight free of charge. After Esa's casket - along with that containing captain Imam - was loaded in the cargo section of the Kam Air flight, and passengers had all boarded the plane, the flight was cancelled due to technical issues. Arguing vehemently, the passengers returned to the terminal. The caskets, wrapped in Afghan flags, were unloaded to be returned to the freezer. Down the runway, a second flight was going ahead to Kabul. As dozens of soldiers jostled to board the military plane, Najmuddin decided to try once again to convince the military to help him bring his son home. A soldier loads Esa's bodies at Kandahar airport[Mujib Mashal/Al Jazeera] "I will take the road, just bring the body please," the old man quietly begged the pilot of the military plane as his eyes filled with tears. He couldn't risk transporting his son on the dangerous Kandahar-Kabul highway because Taliban have previously torched corpses of Afghan soldiers, he said. The pilot respectfully listened and then told Najmuddin it wasn't in his protocol to carry dead bodies. "When we serve, they need us. When we die, they kick us and move on," said a uniformed captain witnessing the scene. General Azimi says families of the soldiers are paid "about $2,000" for funeral and burial services, in addition to the salary they were making when they were alive. He said the salary would continue to be paid as a pension to the deceased's family: "If the martyred soldier has a son, until his son is eighteen years old. If he leaves behind a wife, until his wife remarries. And if he has elderly parents as dependents - until the parents pass away." At least families of three soldiers in the north complained of delays in postmortem salaries. Laid to rest When Namjuddin eventually managed to fly the body to Kabul, he received "four dollars less than $1,500" for the funeral and burial services. The old man had already spent about $700 on his 44-day search for the body. The government provided him with a car for the ten-hour drive from Kabul to his village in Takhar. As village men lifted the casket from the family's mud house and made their way through narrow streets, dozens of crying women and stunned children followed behind them. They made their way to Esa's final resting place on top of a small hill. The black, red, and green Afghan flag that the casket had been wrapped in Kandahar had disappeared. Esa is survived by his wife and two young children, five brothers and his elderly parents. Mujib Mashal and Bernard Smith reported from Kandahar and Kabul, and Nasir Ahmad Waqif contributed reporting from Kalawgar district, Takhar province.Source: Al Jazeera
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- Kentucky has several weaknesses to fix in a short period of time.
The No. 11 Wildcats (7-2) blew a nine-point lead in the final 13 minutes of a 67-62 loss to No. 14 Baylor Friday night. Several aspects of their game were exposed and need strengthening before playing unbeaten Boise State (8-0) Tuesday night.Kentucky appeared to be in sync a week ago after beating Providence.But the young Wildcats were outrebounded for the first time this season, perhaps the most glaring breakdown against Baylor. Kentucky also struggled at the foul line, didn't box out at times and failed to make a steal.Players and coach John Calipari said the breakdowns were due to a lack of concentration, which must improve against the Broncos and at No. 18 North Carolina on Saturday."This stretch is pretty important to us," freshman guard/forward James Young said Monday. "We're going to take it game by game, and I'm pretty sure we can get the `W' if we just play hard through the whole game."Playing completely from start to finish has been challenging for Kentucky's highly touted freshmen, who have won games despite unfocused play during stretches. That flaw finally caught up with the Wildcats in the second half against more experienced Baylor in Arlington, Texas, especially on the boards.The Bears outrebounded Kentucky 41-25 and grabbed more offensive rebounds (18) than the Wildcats got on defense (15). Kentucky also made just 12 of 23 free throws and missed several attempts during the final 3:09 in which it went without a field goal.To Calipari, those areas are the result of the Wildcats' failure to finish what they start."This team, what they seem to do is get it going and do it right and then they get arrogant and step back," the coach said. "How did we step back? Well, that's what young teams do."The way we do it is really hard. The way they've always played has been really easy. Now, which way do you want to do it? The real hard way, or the easy way? And every chance you can revert back to see if it still works, you do. That's just how it is coaching young teams."Calipari has said one of the biggest challenges with this talented group of rookies has been teaching them defensive fundamentals, such as boxing out after many focused on offense in high school. During Friday's loss, there was less communication, chemistry and team confidence -- and all that must change in Kentucky's inaugural meeting against Boise State.The Broncos are coming off an 80-52 win over Carroll College on Thursday without leading scorer Anthony Drmic (20.4 points per game), who sat out with an undisclosed illness. Senior guards Jeff Elorriaga and Thomas Brelph filled the void against Carroll by scoring 18 points each and combining for nine 3-pointers.Boise State's perimeter shooting is why it's the nation's No. 2 offense, scoring nearly 92 points a game. Kentucky needs to pressure the ball better against the Broncos better than it did against Baylor. However, the Wildcats' main objective is staying more focused against the Broncos."It just seems like as soon as we get tired, our minds just go everywhere and get scattered," Young said. "We need to work on that a little bit."And they're going to need to sustain that focus for more than one game.If the Wildcats can get past the Broncos, another hurdle looms at North Carolina. The Tar Heels have shown they can beat anybody, but they've also been inconsistent. North Carolina has beaten defending champion and sixth-ranked Louisville and No. 1 Michigan State, but also lost to Belmont and Alabama-Birmingham.Right now though, Calipari said it's more about his team than who the Wildcats play."We knew it was going to be hard and we knew we'd lose games," he said. "I knew coming to this point they were going to have to find each other, or we're not going to be as good as everybody thinks or I think we should be."SPONSORED HEADLINES
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MicroIslet Announces New Scientific Advisory Board.
John B. Buse, M.D., Ph.D., David W. Scharp, M.D., Christopher L. Marsh, M.D., F.A.C.S, Bassam Damaj, Ph.D., Miguel Carlos Riella, M.D., Ph.D., and John Logan, Ph.D. named as Members.SAN DIEGO -- MicroIslet Inc., (OTCBB: MIIS, http://www.microislet.com), a biotechnology company engaged in the development and commercialization of cell transplantation therapies for diabetes, today announced the formation of a new Scientific Advisory Board. The Company named John B. Buse, M.D., Ph.D., David W. Scharp, M.D., Christopher L. Marsh, M.D., F.A.C.S, Bassam Damaj, Ph.D., Miguel Carlos Riella, M.D., Ph.D., and John Logan, Ph.D. as members. The new Scientific Advisory Board will assist MicroIslet in the development of its MicroIslet-P(TM) product for the treatment of type 1 diabetes.
"I'm honored by the enthusiasm for MicroIslet's approach shown by all of our distinguished advisors," said Michael J. Andrews, MicroIslet's Chief Executive Officer. "They bring a wide range of experience applicable to our development plans. This new Advisory Board is the last step in our establishment of the internal and external organization necessary to advance our MicroIslet-P(TM) product toward an IND application planned for the third quarter of 2008, and the subsequent initiation of MicroIslet's "first in man" U.S. clinical trials. MicroIslet's team includes an outstanding internal organization, top industry consultants, a relationship with Progenitor Cell Therapy for cGMP manufacturing, an exclusive supply arrangement with FIOS Therapeutics, Inc. for our designated pathogen-free pig supply, and now this exceptional line up of key scientific advisors."
About MicroIslet's Scientific Advisors
John B. Buse, M.D, Ph.D.
Dr. Buse is the President for Medicine and Science at the American Diabetes Association and a board member of the Carolinas Affiliate of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists. He has received numerous awards and honors, including citation in Best Doctors in America since 2001.
Dr. Buse received his medical degree and PhD from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina before training in internal medicine and endocrinology at the University of Chicago. He is currently a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, North Carolina where he serves as the Chief of the Division of Endocrinology.
Dr. Buse has a diabetes practice located at UNC as well as at the Salem Center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. His research interests focus on developing prevention and treatment strategies for type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes and their complications. He has authored more than 100 publications and is involved in numerous multicenter clinical trials, most prominently the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute's ACCORD (Action to Control CardiOvascular Risk in Diabetes) study for which he serves as Study Vice-Chair and the National Institute for Diabetes Digestive and Kidney Disease's STOPP-T2D (Studies to Treat Or Prevent Pediatric Type 2 Diabetes) study. He serves on the Data Safety Monitoring Board or Steering Committee for NIH and international studies such as NAVIGATOR, ORIGIN, IRIS, FREEDOM and NASH CRN. Dr. Buse is active in a number of national teaching efforts focusing on graduate medical education as well as CME including programs.
David W. Scharp, M.D.
Dr. Scharp trained and worked at Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, as an academic surgeon and researcher in islet transplantation for nearly 30 years, producing over 200 publications with continuous NIH (National Institutes of Health) and JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) funding and 13 patents to date.
Collaborative studies with the late Paul E. Lacy, MD, PhD, pioneered much of the early progress in islet transplantation. Dr.'s Scharp and Lacy were also co-founding scientists of Cytotherapeutics in 1989 with Dr.'s Aebischer and Galetti and completed a clinical trial of encapsulated human islets in 1993.
Dr. Scharp serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for Novocell, Inc., a Company developing conformal PEG coatings of human islets as an allograft (human to human) product for diabetics.
In 2006, Dr. Scharp founded Prodo Laboratories, Inc. that focuses on delivering high-quality products and services to the diabetes research community. In addition, he founded Invenio Institute, a not-for-profit California public benefit company focused on performing diabetes research.
Dr. Christopher L. Marsh, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Dr. Marsh is the chief of the Organ Transplantation Service in the Division of General Surgery & Organ Transplantation and Co-Director of the Center for Organ and Cell Transplantation at Scripps Green Hospital. Previously, Dr. Marsh was associate professor of surgery and urology, Director of the Kidney/ Pancreas Transplantation Program and associate head of the Division of Organ Transplantation at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle. Dr. Marsh attended medical school and completed a urologic surgery residency at Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California, followed by a transplantation fellowship at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Dr. Marsh is certified by the American Board of Urology and is approved by the American Society of Transplant Surgeons. He is a member of the American College of Surgeons, American Society of Transplant Surgeons, American Society of Transplant Physicians, International Pancreas and Islet Transplant Association, and American and International Liver Transplant Societies and American Urological Association. He has also served as president of the Urologic Society for Transplantation and Vascular Surgery. He currently chairs the medical advisory committee to LifeSharing, is a member of the UNOS liver, intestine, and pancreas committee and is the chair of the regional review board for liver exceptions for Region V of UNOS. Dr. March has written more than 100 articles, chapters or abstracts and has held various positions on national and regional transplantation and organ procurement committees. Dr. Marsh's research activity includes clinical trials using new immunosuppressive drug regimens in liver and kidney transplants, pioneered steroid-free immunosuppression in organ transplantation and helped initiate new protocols in islet transplantation for the treatment of insulin requiring diabetes. He has expertise in liver, kidney, pancreas and pancreatic islet transplantation.
Bassam Damaj, Ph.D.
Dr. Damaj is President and Chief Executive Officer of Bio-Quant, Inc., a company that seeks to translate scientific discoveries into safer, more effective treatments for people with immune and other life threatening diseases. Before joining Bio-Quant, Dr. Damaj served as President and CEO of BioSignature Diagnostics, Inc. He also served as the Group Leader for the Office of New Target Intelligence and a Group Leader for multiple immunological and inflammatory disease programs at Tanabe Research Laboratories USA, Inc. Previous appointments included serving as a senior scientist and a member of the senior staff board of the drug discovery department at New Jersey-based Pharmacopeia Inc. He also was a visiting scientist at Genentech Inc., Pfizer Inc. and the NIH (NIAID). Dr. Damaj is the inventor on over 12 patents and has authored numerous peer reviewed publications. Dr. Damaj has also been a consultant to General Atomics, Diazyme, Genentech, Primedica, Celltek Biotechnologies, and Virocell. He is the co-founder of Celltek Biotechnologies, Biosignature Diagnostics and Mina Holdings. Dr. Damaj is the inventor of the AMT technology that won a U.S. Congress award for the Anthrax Mulitplex Diagnostic Test.
Miguel Carlos Riella, M.D., Ph.D.
Recently, Dr. Riella established an Islet Cell Lab at the Catholic University and has performed the first islet cell transplant in humans in southern Brazil.
Dr. Riella is Professor of Medicine at two institutions: the Evangelic School of Medicine and the Catholic University of Parana. He is Chief of Nephrology at the Evangelic University Hospital. Dr. Riella founded the Pro Renal Foundation of Brasil (www.pro-renal.org.br), a non-for profit organization dedicated to patient assistance, education and research. More than 1800 patients are currently assisted by the Foundation. Dr. Riella is also the past president of the Brazilian Society of Nephrology and served on the Council of the International Society of Nephrology (ISN). He is a member of the Board of Directors of the International Federation of Kidney Foundations and will serves as the IFKF President for the period of 2009-2011. Dr. Riella is a member of the National Academy of Medicine in Brazil.
Dr. Riella is Board Certified in Internal Medicine by the American College of Physicians and Fellow of American College of Physicians-FACP 1998.
After graduation from medical school Dr. Riella did his Residency in Internal Medicine at The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York from 1970-73 and a Renal Research Fellowship at the University of Washington in Seattle (1973-75) under the supervision of Dr. Belding H. Scribner, a pioneer of chronic hemodialysis.
Dr. Riella organized the first Nephrology Division at the Evangelic University Hospital in Curitiba, Brasil. He helped start various other initiatives at the hospital such as the hemodialysis and kidney transplant programs.
In 1996 Dr. Riella received the Distinguished International Medal of the National Kidney Foundation-USA and he is an honorary member of numerous scientific societies.
John Logan, Ph.D.
Dr. Logan is a Founder and serves as Chairman, President and CEO of Fios Therapeutics Inc. (FIOS). Immediately prior to the formation of FIOS, Dr. Logan was a management consultant to the biotechnology industry and his major projects included work on the use of stem cells in cardiac disease, development of novel anti-virals for the treatment of HIV and as an advisor to Mayo Medical Ventures. Previous to that Dr. Logan was responsible for all of the activities of Nextran, Inc., a division of Baxter Healthcare. Nextran was focused on the development of genetically modified animals for use in xenotransplantation. As part of the activities of Nextran, Dr. Logan managed the world's first FDA cleared clinical trial of genetically modified organs for the treatment of patient's in fulminant hepatic failure. Before Nextran Dr. Logan was Chief Scientific Officer of DNX Corporation, the first commercial enterprise devoted to the development of biomedical and pharmaceutical applications of transgenic animal technology. Dr. Logan started his career in the biotechnology industry as a senior scientist at American Cyanamid Corporation. He holds a BSc (Hons) and PhD in biochemistry from the University of Glasgow and did post-doctoral training at Princeton University.
About MicroIslet, Inc.
MicroIslet is a biotechnology company engaged in the research, development, and commercialization of patented technologies in the field of transplantation therapy for patients with insulin-dependent diabetes. MicroIslet has licensed several technologies from Duke University for isolation, culturing, storage, and microencapsulation of insulin-producing islet cells from porcine sources. The Company believes that these technologies, and other proprietary methods developed in-house, are significant advances in the field of transplantation. MicroIslet is planning human clinical trials in the U.S., and exploring possible trials abroad. MicroIslet's ultimate goal is to offer cell transplantation therapies for diabetic patients worldwide.
The Company's lead product, MicroIslet-P(TM), consists of microencapsulated porcine islets for implantation into the abdominal cavity using a minimally invasive procedure. Microencapsulation involves surrounding islet cells with formulations of a highly biocompatible, ultra-pure biopolymer, called alginate, or other similar biocompatible polymers. The alginate coating allows insulin, glucose, oxygen and other nutrients to diffuse freely, while blocking antibodies and reducing the patient's immune response to the implanted islet cells. It is hoped that MicroIslet-P(TM) will provide physiologic and self-regulating blood glucose control, thus reducing the need for insulin injections or infusions and constant blood glucose monitoring. The long term complications associated with type 1 diabetes, such as peripheral neuropathies, heart and kidney disease, and skin disorders, may be mitigated by the tighter blood glucose control that would result from such a product.
Additional information about MicroIslet can be found at http://www.microislet.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
Except for the historical information contained herein, the matters set forth in this press release are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the "Safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including MicroIslet's working capital deficit, which includes a substantial amount of indebtedness which is matured and due on demand; MicroIslet's need to raise substantial additional funds in order to fund its new strategy and continue as a going concern; the risks and uncertainties inherent in medical treatment discovery; development and commercialization; the risks and uncertainties associated with MicroIslet's early stage xenotransplantation technologies; the risks and uncertainties of governmental approvals and regulation, including foreign government approvals for clinical trials outside the United States; dependence on a sole source supplier of animal parts and a sole source manufacturer of encapsulated islets for pre-clinical and clinical studies; the risks that MicroIslet's competitors will develop or market technologies or products that are more effective or commercially attractive than MicroIslet's products; and other risks detailed from time to time in MicroIslet's most recent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These forward-looking statements speak only as of the date hereof. MicroIslet disclaims any intent or obligation to update these forward-looking statements.
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