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207 helpful votes “looks can be deceiving”
Review of Spirits Hall which is the restaurant located at Woodland Plantation. Looks amazing - 130 old Catholic church turned into a restaurant on the Plantation ground Open to the public as well as those staying overnight. Very limited menu - two choices. fish or beef, five course meal. The crabcakes were an amazing appetizer. The gumbo was just "alright", salad was as expected, main dish was pretty good, desert was good. Service was terrible. Extremely long time periods between courses and then we lost our server after the main course - he was sighted watching tv in a corner while we were waiting to order our desert which was eventually brought by another wait staff member. It was an lengthy wait for our bill and one of our party of 6 had to find someone to get it to us. When we received our requested bills it was divided up six ways and everyone had the same bill even though 4 had wine and the other 2 soft drinks. By this time our patience was exhausted and we paid the bills and left. Not cheap.. each bill was $62 not counting tip. Our dinner took over three hours from start to end and don't know if this is normal. Only two other tables of customers at the time.
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My friend and I traveled to Woodland Plantation to visit our husbands who are working on the oil spill. This place will definitely be the best bang for your buck out there! It is located between Belle Chase and Venice so our men only had a fourty minute drive to endure. We checked in on Friday and stayed until Monday and it was a rather busy weekend. there was a birthday party Friday night and a wedding on Saturday night, and Sunday was the 4th of July! It seems like this place gets a bunch of visitors and I can definitely see why...The plantation itself seemed small, but the house was very inviting. The gounds are well maintained with soft grass, blooming flowers, and a variety of southern foliage. There is a pond in the backyard which ouses alligators and snakes. If you continue walking up a gravel trail you will be led up to the levy and have an ubstructed view (by trees) of the Mississippi river. Further down in each direction we could se the tops of large ships.Each morning I went for a 2 mile jog and the scenery was beautiful!The staff is very friendly and casual. Somone wrote how they were upset about leaving their room unlocked, but with the way this place is there is really no need to lock your doors. We left our rooms unlocked and open most of the time. You do have to keep in mind that the only way to lock your door is with a deadbolt, the handles are still antiques. Speaking of antiques, this place is full of them! Not only is the house a beautifully restored antique all of the furniture inside is vintage. There are huge doors, stunning chandeliers and large hardwood furniture throughout the house. Depending on which room you stay in you will have a variety of beds to choose from; twin, double, queen and king are all present. Some have fantastic headboards or four poster frames. The showers are a bit slim, but the water is not too hard or soft. The linens they provide are nice, but I would recommend bringing your own towel if you like them large and plush.Although we didn't use the TV (trust me, here you will want to explore) they all have DirectTV. Also, there is a kitchenette in the community living area with a mini-fridge, ice maker, and sink. Outside of the big house is the Spirits Hall. This building was moved to this location and restored. It was once a church and now it is a dining hall/meeting area. This is where you can have your eggs made to order for breakfast. The waitstaff is very friendly and the food is fast. Everything we ate was delicious! We were able to see the owner (Foster) every day and he is very courteous and knowledgable about the area. His dog Frank is the biggest sweetheart too! The cost of a room here is the same as the cost of a room at any hotel down in that area, but the people, food, and especially atmosphere is ten times better than any other place you can find. If you are used to five star hotels this will feel a bit lacking to you, but it really isn't. It is just a different type of luxury! I would definitely recommend this to anyone traveling south of New Orleans and we will most likely stay here again soon. Hope this review helps you to decide to stay here!
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29 helpful votes “Great Food, Historic Property, Fisherman's Paradise”
We stayed at several plantations along the Mississippi, and while most had remote locations, this one was out there, about 1 hour to the French Quarter. The area was hit hard by Katrina and has not fully recovered, as such the only activities the area offers are fishing, bird watching and bayou tours. We stayed in the Grand Salon, and the room was nice. Steps up to the antique bed would have been nicer though. It was a King-sized bed, but still a bit short for my husband who is 6 ft. Adequate bathroom and excellent service. The best breakfast and dinner we had during our trip, but we had some trouble with restaurants closing early on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday at the plantations. The one real issue was the housekeeper leaving our room unlocked and the door open after cleaning it Friday morning, which we did not discover until late that night.
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A wonderful way to step back in time. Charming and relaxing, this beautifully restored antebellum is a jewel. Thank you Foster for preserving this important history of the South. S. HermannP.S. Excellent FOOD and SERVICE.
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1 review “awesome food,fishing and fun”
really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere, the great food and superb service. Also had a great fishing trip and loved exploring the plantation.
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1 review “Awesome food and great local fishing”
not sure which we enjoyed the most - food or the fishing
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STORMS PUMMEL REGION - The Washington Post
Powerful storms surged through the Washington area yesterday afternoon, spawning tornadoes in Fauquier County and suburban Baltimore and 60-mile-an-hour winds in the District and Maryland, felling trees and dumping two inches of rain over the area. Almost 100,000 homes were without power from Fredericksburg to Baltimore.
The storms hit in late afternoon, snarling rush hour for tens of thousands of commuters. The cold front that brought the storms is expected to drop temperatures by 15 degrees, bringing more seasonable temperatures to what has been an unseasonably warm October.
At the Capitol, heavy rains poured through the west side of the dome and into the Rotunda, forcing workers to cover a half-dozen statues with plastic sheeting.
Sweeping through the tiny town of Remington, in Fauquier County, 45 miles west of Washington, a tornado took the roofs off half a dozen buildings and filled Main Street with glass, bricks and roofing tin. No injuries were reported from the twister, which hit at 1:40 p.m. Officials estimated damage in the two-square-mile town at more than $500,000.
In Reisterstown, northeast of Baltimore, 50 to 70 people suffered mostly minor injuries when what was described as a small tornado touched down.
Winds ripped the roofs off four apartment buildings and more than a dozen houses, said Ed Rather, operations officer for Baltimore County's 911 Center. Gov. William Donald Schaefer and County Executive Dennis Rasmussen visited the area to survey damage.
Houses in Reston and the District were damaged by high winds or fallen tree limbs, but no injuries were reported. At the Southgate condominium complex in Reston, residents said trees were down and winds had ripped holes in the roofs of several buildings. Tish Hidebrand, an employee of the condominium complex on Colts Neck Road, said the storms blasted for about five minutes.
"We've got trees uprooted, trees down, limbs all over the place. Parts of roofs are missing," she said. "It came up really fast. It's awful."
District police and firefighters responded to reports of trees and electrical wires down in Northwest and Northeast. One tree crashed onto a car on Fort Totten Drive NE. Another slammed into a house in the 3800 block of Yuma Street NW in the District. It brought down power lines, which sparked a brief fire. There were several overturned and loose boats along the Washington Channel, according to D.C. harbor police.
There were power outages throughout the area. A Potomac Electric Power Co. spokeswoman said that of the 50,000 that lost power about 40,000 homes remained without electricity early today. Of these, about 30,000 were in Montgomery County, and 5,000 each in Prince George's and the District.
Virginia Power reported that about 20,000 customers lost power, and that it had been restored to all but about 6,000 early today, including about 4,500 in Herndon, Reston and McLean.
There were reports of a tornado in Kensington, but Ken Reeves, a meteorologist from Accu-Weather in Pennsylvania, says officials have not confirmed the reports and will not know whether a tornado hit that area until they are able to assess the damage.
"The problem is with everything blowing around, it's hard to tell until everything dies down and an expert can go out and look at the damage pattern," Reeves said.
At the height of the storms, wind gusts of 60 mph were recorded in Silver Spring.
The storms occurred when the cold front hit warm air, said Barbara McNaught of the National Weather Service. It was similar to one last November that blasted up the Eastern Seaboard and left at least 29 people dead, including seven children at a New York State elementary school, she said.
A tornado watch was in effect for the entire area until 9 p.m. yesterday, she said. A severe thunderstorm warning was in effect during the late afternoon and evening.
Temperatures no higher than 63 degrees are expected today, and frost is likely for some low-lying areas tonight, as temperatures dip into the mid-thirties. Tonight is expected to be the coldest night of the fall.
At the U.S. Capitol, where Congress is already feeling besieged by a seemingly endless budget crisis, Rep. Thomas J. Downey (D-N.Y.) watched puddles build on the Rotunda floor. "When it goes bad, it really goes bad," he said.
George M. White, architect of the Capitol, said it is not unusual for the dome to leak during heavy, wind-driven rainfalls. The Capitol, White explained, "has leaked from the beginning . . . . This is obviously being driven through hairline cracks."
Storm winds and heavy rains caused extensive power outages in the Kensington area between Wheaton Plaza and Plyers Mill Road, Montgomery County fire Capt. Ray Mulhall said.
The brunt of the storms hit about 3:45 p.m., Mulhall said. Downed power lines and uprooted trees caused major traffic back-ups, forcing authorities to close some major streets, he said.
On Plyers Mill Court, three houses were damaged. At one, a tree had crashed through the roof.
Christina Walsh, 22, a medical student who lives in the house damaged by the tree, said she had just finished studying. "I heard the wind. I looked out a big plate-glass window at the storm . . . . Just as I turned away I saw a big bolt of lightning strike the tree."
She dove behind a kitchen counter just as the tree fell, crashing through the roof above and shattering the nearby window.
Rush hour was slowed by minor accidents, malfunctioning traffic signals and fallen debris. Although Metro trains were running during the storm, a spokeswoman said, power outages were reported at seven stations.
The outages shut down some escalators, elevators, Farecard machines, gates and lights. Delays were reported on some bus routes.
Staff writers Gabriel Escobar, DeNeen L. Brown, D'Vera Cohn, Stephen C. Fehr, Retha Hill, Veronica Jennings, Lynne Varner, John Ward Anderson, Michael Ybarra, Molly Sinclair, Tom Kenworthy and Stephen Buckley contributed to this report.

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Patent US5858522 - Interfacial blending agent for natural fiber composites - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsThe invention describes a process for the preparation of a natural fiber and thermoplastic composite and the resulting products therefrom. The process includes the steps of mixing the natural fiber and the thermoplastic in a blender with a porosity aid and an interfacial agent to form a mixture; adding...http://www.google.com/patents/US5858522?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5858522 - Interfacial blending agent for natural fiber compositesAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5858522 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/803,983Publication dateJan 12, 1999Filing dateFeb 21, 1997Priority dateAug 30, 1993Fee statusPaidPublication number08803983, 803983, US 5858522 A, US 5858522A, US-A-5858522, US5858522 A, US5858522AInventorsDavid L. Turk, Otto GrillOriginal AssigneeFormtech Enterprises, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (60), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (67), Classifications (29), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetInterfacial blending agent for natural fiber composites
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1. A composite article comprising:a first zone, said first zone being comprised of a first polymer; and a second zone, said second zone being comprised ofa second polymer, a natural cellulose-containing fiber, a porosity agent to control the porosity of said second zone, said second zone having an outer surface, said outer surface being porous to hold and retain wood stain or paint, said porosity agent being present in an amount of from 0.01 to 5% by weight inclusive and selected from the group consisting of a paraffin and a hydrocarbon wax blend; and an interfacial agent to aid in forming a homogeneous distribution of the natural cellulose-containing fiber in the second polymer, said interfacial agent being functionalized to the extent wherein at least one part of the interfacial agent can form a chemical or a physical bond to at least a portion of a cellulose component of the natural cellulose-containing fiber while at least one other portion of the interfacial agent aids in the compatibilization with the second polymer, said interfacial agent being present in an amount of from 0.01 to 2% by weight inclusive; and said first and second zones being integral and being coextruded together, said second zone having a porosity of between 5-40% inclusive. 2. The article of claim 1 whereinsaid second zone comprisesfrom 90-45% by weight inclusive of said second polymer and from 10-55% by weight inclusive of said natural cellulose-containing fiber. 3. The composite of claim 1 wherein the porosity agent has a melting point of 200� F. or lower and the interfacial agent is a polymer having at least one linking group capable of forming said chemical or physical bond with said cellulose-containing fiber.
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Patent US5557095 - System for enabling decoding of bar code and other symbols with a digital ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA scanner communicates with a microcomputer over a serial communications link utilizing the serial I/O port of the microcomputer. Both signals representing the data which is scanned and signals representing commands to the scanner and commands from the scanner indicative of the status thereof (e.g.,...http://www.google.com/patents/US5557095?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5557095 - System for enabling decoding of bar code and other symbols with a digital microcomputer connected via the input/output port thereof to the scannerAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5557095 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/443,549Publication dateSep 17, 1996Filing dateMay 18, 1995Priority dateMay 10, 1993Fee statusPaidAlso published asCA2162474A1, EP0698252A1, EP0698252A4, USRE37635, WO1994027246A1Publication number08443549, 443549, US 5557095 A, US 5557095A, US-A-5557095, US5557095 A, US5557095AInventorsTimothy J. Clark, Shoeb AnsariOriginal AssigneePsc Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (10), Referenced by (30), Classifications (15), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSystem for enabling decoding of bar code and other symbols with a digital microcomputer connected via the input/output port thereof to the scannerUS 5557095 AAbstract A scanner communicates with a microcomputer over a serial communications link utilizing the serial I/O port of the microcomputer. Both signals representing the data which is scanned and signals representing commands to the scanner and commands from the scanner indicative of the status thereof (e.g., scanner trigger actuation) are communicated over a plurality of lines in the communication link. These lines may be of the type utilized for transmission of data and commands in accordance with a communications protocol, such as the RS-232 protocol. Interrupts are generated when the scanner is connected to the serial port via the communication link and the microcomputer is available for decoding. Then appropriate interrupts are generated to actuate the scanner and to respond to the data. The scanner may be a laser or optical beam scanner or a wand which is moved across a bar code symbol. The symbol has bars which are relatively opaque and reflective (black or white). The microcomputer translates the data which represents the width of each bar and the number of bars and the detection of the end of a bar code symbol (Quiet Zone) into digital values which are stored in memory and presented for decoding in accordance with programming of the microcomputer which decodes the symbol. The decoded symbol may be displayed graphically, with its opaque and reflective bars and the alphanumerics which the symbol represents, on the screen of a terminal including the microcomputer.
We claim: 1. A computer system operable as a platform for symbol reading scanners so that the computer controls a scanner and processes data from the scanner representing symbols read by the scanner for decoding the symbols into information corresponding thereto, said system comprising:a general purpose computer separate from the scanner and having a communications port connectable to the scanner for receiving undecoded data representing the symbols via a communications link between the scanner and the port; means in said computer responsive to said communications over said link indicating that the scanner is in data communicating relationship with said computer over said link and that said computer is ready to decode the data; means in said computer for transmitting and receiving commands necessary for controlling the scanner; means for translating said data into a format for decoding; and means connected in said link for preventing unauthorized transfer of data into and out of said computer. 2. The system according to claim 1 wherein:said link has a plurality of lines; said computer has means for transmitting signals over a first of said lines and for receiving signals from the scanner over a second of said lines; and said means for preventing unauthorized transfer includes means responsive to a predetermined sequence of signals transmitted over said first line for providing an output on said second line to authorize said computer to transfer data. 3. The system according to claim 2 wherein said signals carried over said first line represent requests from said computer to send signals, and said computer receives signals representing readiness to receive data over said second line.
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Patent US6338982 - Enhancements in framed sheet processing - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Advanced Patent Search | Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA flexible sheet used in manufacture of microelectronic components is held on a frame formed from a rigid material so that the frame maintains the sheet under tension during processing and thereby stabilizes the dimensions of the sheet. The frame may be formed from a rigid, light-transmissive material...http://www.google.com/patents/US6338982?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6338982 - Enhancements in framed sheet processingPublication numberUS6338982 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/688,397Publication dateJan 15, 2002Filing dateOct 16, 2000Priority dateOct 17, 1997Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS6217972, US7152311, US20020068384Publication number09688397, 688397, US 6338982 B1, US 6338982B1, US-B1-6338982, US6338982 B1, US6338982B1InventorsMasud Beroz, Thomas H. DiStefano, Matthew T. Hendrickson, David Light, John W. SmithOriginal AssigneeTessera, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (39), Referenced by (7), Classifications (26), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetEnhancements in framed sheet processingUS 6338982 B1Abstract A flexible sheet used in manufacture of microelectronic components is held on a frame formed from a rigid material so that the frame maintains the sheet under tension during processing and thereby stabilizes the dimensions of the sheet. The frame may be formed from a rigid, light-transmissive material such as a glass, and the bond between the frame and sheet may be made or released by light transmitted through the frame. Preferred features of the framed sheet minimize entrapment of processing liquids such as etch solutions, thereby minimizing carryover of processing solutions between steps. The frame may have contact openings which permit engagement of a metallic layer on the sheet by an electrode carrying electroplating or etching current without disturbing the main portion of the sheet where features are to be formed or treated.
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS The present application is a divisional of U.S. application Ser. No. 09/173,797 filed Oct. 16, 1998 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,217,972, which in turn claims the benefit of United States Provisional Patent Application 60/061,932, files Oct. 17, 1997, the disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference herein.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The following copending, commonly assigned United States Patent Applications contain disclosure pertinent to the present inventions: Ser. No. 09/138,858, filed Aug. 24, 1998; Ser. No. 08/440,665 filed May 15, 1995, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,801,441; Ser. No. 08/271,768, filed on Jul. 7, 1994, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,518,964; Ser. No. 09/095,251, filed Jun. 10, 1998; Ser. No. 08/532,528 filed Sep. 22, 1995, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,798,286; and Ser. No. 08/690,532 filed Jul. 31, 1996. The disclosures of said applications and patents are incorporated by reference herein. The disclosure of U.S. Pat. No. 5,148,266 is also incorporated by reference herein.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1A is a fragmentary diagrammatic perspective view illustrating a framed sheet in accordance with one embodiment of the invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS As depicted from FIGS. 1A and 1B, an article, referred to herein as a �framed sheet� in accordance with one embodiment of the invention includes a frame 20 having structure defining a central aperture 22. Central aperture 22 and the exterior of frame 20 are generally rectangular. The structure of frame 20 consists of a continuous rail 24 extending in a rectangular ring around aperture 22, so that the structure entirely surrounds the aperture and so that portions of the structure arc disposed on opposite sides of the aperture. Rail 24 defines a planar mounting surface 26 facing in a forward direction (upwardly as seen in FIG. 1A and downwardly as seen in FIGS. 1A, 2A and 2B) and a rear surface 28, facing in the opposite, rearward direction. The frame rail also has an inner edge wall 30 intersecting the mounting surface 26 at an inner edge of the mounting surface. The inner edge of the intersection of walls 30 and 26 forms a boundary of aperture 22. As best seen in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the inner edge wall 30 slopes or flares outwardly, away from aperture 22 in the rearward direction, away from mounting surface 26. A radius or chamfer 32 is provided at the juncture of the inner edge surface 30 and the rear surface 28. Desirably, rail 24 is relatively thin, so that rear surface 28 is within about 10 mm of mounting surface 26, at least in the region of the rear surface adjacent aperture 22. The rear surface 28 may also be gently curved or radiused over its entire extent. An outer edge wall 34 joins rear surface 28 with mounting surface or forward surface 26. The outer edge wall may also be sloped as indicated in FIGS. 2A and 2B, and a radius may be provided at the juncture of the outer edge wall and the rear surface 28 of the rail.
Adhesive 60 desirably is adapted to cure upon exposure to light in a predetermined curing wavelength band. Most preferably, adhesive 60 is an ultraviolet-curable adhesive. Among the UV-curable adhesives which can be employed are those sold under the trade designations Loctite 363 and Loctite 352. The adhesive should also be adapted to withstand the temperatures used in processing of the framed sheet, typically up to about 110-200� C., and up to 250-350� C. in those cases where high-temperature bonding techniques, such as gold-tin bonding are employed. The adhesive desirably should be adapted to degrade upon exposure to light in a predetermined degradation wavelength band, so as to allow removal of the sheet from the frame by exposure to such light. The curing light, degradation light or both may be applied by a YAG laser. The degradation wavelength band may be identical to the curing wavelength band. Thus, the adhesive may be curable by exposure to curing light of one intensity and may be degradable by exposure to light at a far higher intensity as, for example, light from a focused high-intensity excimer laser. Rail 24 is transmissive to light in the curing band and to light in the degradation wavelength band. As used herein, the term �light transmissive� includes both translucent and transparent. Preferred materials for forming rail 24 include vitreous materials such as borosilicate glass, soda lime glass, quartz, fused silica (SiO2) and aluminosilicate glass. Light-transmissive polymers such as polycarbonates may also be employed, provided that the temperatures to which the framed sheet will be exposed are low enough that the polymer does not deform or degrade in use. In other embodiments of the invention, light-sensitive adhesive 60 may be replaced by an adhesive which cures in response to heat or which cures upon mixing of multiple ingredients as, for example, a high-temperature epoxy or urethane adhesive. In this case, the frame structure need not be light transmissive. Suitable nonlight-transmissive frame structure materials include silicon; opaque vitreous and crystalline materials such as opaque glass materials; metals such as molybdenum, Invar, Kovar, stainless steel and aluminum; and polymeric materials including reinforced polymers such as glass-reinforced and carbon-fiber reinforced liquid crystal polymers, glass-reinforced epoxies and other known polymeric materials suitable for exposure to the temperatures to be employed in processing of the framed sheet. The frame materials may be provided with surface coatings. For example, a metallic frame material such as stainless steel or aluminum may have an anodic coating or a dielectric coating such as an electrophoretically deposited dielectric.
Desirably, the material of the frame has a linear coefficient of thermal expansion different from that of sheet 40 and, preferably, lower than the linear coefficient of thermal expansion of the sheet. Typically, the coefficient of thermal expansion of sheet 40 is close to that of metallic layer 44 and hence close to the coefficient of thermal expansion of copper, i.e., about 17�10−6 cm/cm−� C. Where the framed sheet is to be assembled to a silicon wafer as discussed further below, the coefficient of thermal expansion of the frame desirably is close to the coefficient of thermal expansion of silicon which is about 3�10−6 cm/cm−� C. For example, the coefficient of thermal expansion of the frame desirably is about 0 to about 5�10−6 cm/cm−� C. A particularly preferred material is quartz, having a coefficient of thermal expansion of about 0.5�10−6 cm/cm−� C.
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J Mol Neurosci. 2004;23(3):157-65.APOE genotype effects on Alzheimer's disease onset and epidemiology.Ashford JW.SourceStanford/VA Alzheimer Center, Palo Alto, CA 94304-1207, USA. ashford@stanford.eduAbstractThe risk of developing Alzheimer's disease (AD) is tied most closely to age and appears to follow Gompertzian kinetics. However, specific genetic factors are also linked closely to AD, and the apolipoprotein E (APOE) genotype accounts for as much of 50% of the attributable risk for AD in many populations. This paper reviews the onset, diagnosis, and epidemiology of AD, specifically with regard to the APOE genotype and the interaction of the genotype with age.Copyright 2004 Humana Press Inc.PMID: 15181244 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Publication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesReviewMeSH TermsAge DistributionAge of OnsetAgedAlzheimer Disease/epidemiology*Alzheimer Disease/genetics*Alzheimer Disease/mortalityAlzheimer Disease/physiopathologyApolipoproteins E/genetics*Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)GenotypeHumansRisk FactorsUnited States/epidemiologySubstancesApolipoproteins ELinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesSpringerEBSCOIngenta plcOvid Technologies, Inc.ProQuestOther Literature SourcesLabome Researcher Resource - ExactAntigen/LabomeIndexCopernicusMedicalAlzheimer disease - Genetics Home ReferenceAPOE Gene - Genetics Home ReferenceAlzheimer's Disease - MedlinePlus Health Information
Combined effect of apolipoprotein e genotype and past fertility on age at onset of Alzheimer's disease in women.Corbo RM, Gambina G, Ulizzi L, Monini P, Broggio E, Rosano A, Scacchi R. Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord. 2007; 24(2):82-5. Epub 2007 Jun 12.
Association between apolipoprotein E polymorphism and Alzheimer disease in Tehran, Iran.Raygani AV, Zahrai M, Raygani AV, Doosti M, Javadi E, Rezaei M, Pourmotabbed T. Neurosci Lett. 2005 Feb 25; 375(1):1-6. Epub 2004 Nov 26.
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