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Our data demonstrate that sildenafil (1.5 mg/kg p.o.), given 30 min before malonate (1.5 ìmol/2 ìl), significantly decreased the lesion volume caused by this toxin. This protective effect cannot be attributed to any effect on reactive oxygen species production. By contrast, our results suggest that inhibition of malonate-induced activation of calpain/p25/cdk5 and ASK-1/MKK3/6/p38 pathways play a key role in the neuroprotective effects of this PDE5i. Sildenafil also increased the expression of two antiapoptotic proteins, namely Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL, as well as the phosphorylation of the prosurvival factor MEF2; effects that might, as well, contribute to prevent the cell death caused by malonate. The neuroprotective effect of sildenafil was not only preventive but also therapeutic. Thus, sildenafil protected hippocampal slices subjected to oxygen and glucose deprivation (OGD) when administered during reoxygenation and also reduced tissue damage caused by malonate if administered up to 3 hours after the injection of the mitochondrial toxin. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Estudio de las principales vías responsables del efecto terapéutico del sildenafilo sobre el deterioro cognitivo del ratón de senescencia acelerada SAMP8 http://hdl.handle.net/10171/36226 2014-08-05T11:23:16Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: Estudio de las principales vías responsables del efecto terapéutico del sildenafilo sobre el deterioro cognitivo del ratón de senescencia acelerada SAMP8 Abstract: Aging is associated with a deterioration of cognitive performance particularly of learning and memory and with increased risk of neurodegenerative disorders. Undoubtedly, identifying the key markers and how they interact to turn benign aging into pathologic seems a crucial step for the development of therapeutic strategies to prevent or hinder the progression of aging and neurodegenerative diseases. The senescence-accelerated mouse (SAM) is comprised of 14 strains derived from selective inbreeding of the AKR/J strain. One of these substrains, the senescence-accelerated mouse prone-8 (SAMP8) strain manifests irreversible advancing senescence and shares similar characteristics with aged humans. Interestingly, SAMP8 mice also exhibit age-related learning and memory deficits, increased expression of hyperphosphorylated tau as well as amyloid-like deposits in the brain. Given such features, SAMP8 mice have been proposed as one plausible age-associated Alzheimer¿s disease (AD) animal model and a suitable rodent model for studying the molecular mechanisms underlying cognitive impairment in aged subjects. Sildenafil is a phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5) inhibitor initially approved for the treatment of erectile dysfunction and nowadays also for pulmonary arterial hypertension. Several studies have shown that sildenafil improves memory in rats and mice. Moreover, recent investigations have demonstrated that sildenafil also restores the cognitive function in a transgenic mouse model of AD. Based on these premises, the aim of the present work was to explore whether sildenafil could reverse the memory impairments shown by SAMP8 mice as well as the underlying mechanisms. In particular, we focused our study on the effects of sildenafil on tau and amyloid pathology, the two main histopatological hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z New chemotherapy approaches based on mucus-penetrating nanoparticles as carriers for paclitaxel http://hdl.handle.net/10171/36224 2014-08-04T13:11:35Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: New chemotherapy approaches based on mucus-penetrating nanoparticles as carriers for paclitaxel Abstract: Paclitaxel is a natural cytotoxic agent widely used in clinics against breast, ovarian and non-small cell lung cancers. It is classified as class IV by the Biopharmaceutical Classification System presenting a very low oral bioavailability limiting its oral administration. Recently, poly(anhydride) nanoparticles combined with cyclodextrins and poly(ethylene glycol) have been described to increase the oral uptake of paclitaxel when orally administered to rats. Poly(anhydride) nanoparticles were prepared by the solvent displacement method with rather homogeneous size distribution and with a yield of 60-70%. The drug loading achieved varied between 4.5-15% (w/w). Poly(anhydride) nanoparticles containing paclitaxel orally administered to C57BL/6J mice displayed sustained drug levels in plasma for at least 24 hours, with longer residence time for pegylated nanoparticles, and a wide organ distribution similar to Taxol®. This resulted in an increase in the oral bioavailability of paclitaxel up to 60-80%. Besides, the developed poly(anhydride) nanoparticles were evaluated in a syngenic tumor model of mouse Lewis lung carcinoma. Mice were treated orally with the different poly(anhydride) nanoparticles or intravenously with the commercially available formulation Taxol®. Results showed that oral paclitaxel loaded in poly(anhydride) nanoparticles was able to slow down tumor growth in this tumor model in C57BL/6J mice. Moreover, the combination of these poly(anhydride) nanoparticles encapsulating paclitaxel with a selective IDO inhibitor, such as 1-methyl-tryptophan, was a more effective strategy than the single chemotherapy based on paclitaxel loaded in poly(anhydride) nanoparticles. In conclusion, these nanocarriers appear to be promising systems for the future development in oral chemotherapy even in combination with immunotherapy treatment. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Influencia de alteraciones genéticas y epigenéticas sobre la obesidad y la pérdida de peso en niños y adolescentres españoles http://hdl.handle.net/10171/36222 2014-08-11T08:18:38Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: Influencia de alteraciones genéticas y epigenéticas sobre la obesidad y la pérdida de peso en niños y adolescentres españoles Abstract: This Doctoral Thesis reports the role of genetic and epigenetic variations on obesity risk, and weight loss response in three different populations of Spanish children and adolescents between 6 and 18 years old. The first manuscript examines the association of the -174 G/C SNP of the IL-6 gene and adiposity and inflammatory markers. For this purpose, 504 Spanish adolescents from the AVENA study were genotyped for the SNP, body measurements were taken and blood samples were collected. The association between body fat mass and some plasma markers was influenced by the presence of this polymorphism. Adolescents carrying the C allele showed higher values of lipoprotein(a) , C-reactive protein and triglycerides as their body fat mass increases. In the second study, the effect of the rs9939609 of the FTO on obesity risk was studied. The trial involved 354 children and adolescents (GENOI study) following a case-control study. In this study, we confirmed the association between the FTO SNP and obesity risk. Interestingly, an interaction between SFA consumption on the effect and the polymorphism on obesity risk was evidenced. The third research article evaluates the contribution of 9 SNPs on anthropometric and biochemical parameters before and after a weight loss intervention programme in 168 adolescents participating in the EVASYON programme. A genetic predisposition score (GPS) calculated from these polymorphisms revealed a significant effect size on body composition both at baseline and after 10 weeks of treatment. Adolescents with a lower GPS seemed to have greater benefit of weight loss after the intervention. Finally, the fourth publication explored baseline changes in DNA methylation that could be associated with a better weight loss response after an intervention in obese/overweight adolescents. A methylation score calculated from differentially methylated genes was associated with changes in anthropometric parameters after treatment. In addition, after a methylation array, five regions showed differential methylation levels between high and low responders to the intervention. In summary, data from the current Doctoral Thesis contribute to provide evidence of the influence that some genetic variants and epigenetic alterations could have on obesity and the weight loss response. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z


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For 27 years Read has been in charge of one of the most critical processes on campus. "Payroll is the reason people come to work," he said.
After starting at Weber State in 1981 in the accounting office, Read was named payroll manager in 1983. He has effectively transitioned his office through a number of major changes since then, including two software conversions and the implementation of direct deposit, which he considers his greatest accomplishment at WSU.
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Seeing various technological advancements while at WSU, Read has had less and less paper move through his office. "Probably not too far down the line the university will be spearheading an effort to go completely paperless – 100 percent direct deposit and electronic notices," he said.
Looking back, Read's most gratifying experiences have come while working with good people on his staff.
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For Bozniak, a one-or-two-year stint south of his homeland turned into a 41-year teaching career at Weber State.
Bozniak, a native of Alberta, Canada, came to Weber State in 1969, following his PhD studies at Washington University, St. Louis. He planned to stay at the college for a year or two and then head back to Canada.
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Bozniak served as the chair of the Department of Botany for 27 years and received a number of awards, including being named Weber State's Presidential Distinguished Professor in 1985. He was honored with the Spencer L. Seager Distinguished Teaching Award in the College of Science in 1995, the George and Beth Lowe Innovative Teaching Award in 2001 and was selected for the fourth annual Last Lecture in 2007.
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Why does Aurora happen?
What does it say about us as a culture, that this kind of thing happens here? That it happens here more than it happens any other place in the world?
We're not at war at home. We're not in a place where suicide bombings happen, and we're not currently engaged in a religious or territorial war within our own borders.
Why does it happen here?
What does it say about us as a culture that it does happen here? What does it say about us as a culture that we glorify guns, even eroticize guns, and market them in the way the billboard image I've used with this column does?
What does it say about us as a culture that some people seek out fame, infamy or a perceived glory by going down guns a'blazing, in a hail of bullets and a stream of gunfire?
What does it say about us as a culture that there are people who turn to that? And what does it say about us as a culture that they can easily get the means to do that? That every move made by the Aurora shooting suspect James Holmes, up until the moment that he tossed his first smoke bomb in the movie theater, was legal?
He obtained the guns legally, including an assault rifle that had been banned for sale to civilians until that ban expired in 2004. He obtained the ammunition—6,000 rounds of ammo—legally.
In our culture, we do have an ongoing verbal and political battle over the freedom and right to bear arms, and perhaps it needs to be reframed as a question between the right to bear arms and the freedom and right to go to a movie theater without getting shot. Just as important as the right to bear arms is the freedom and the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
I'm not saying that the right to bear arms is not something that deserves to be protected. I am not against the Second Amendment. Let me state that again, loud and clear, especially for those of you who in the past have thought I was, (including those who put me on a pro-gun, anti-gun-control 'Bang List'):
I am not against the Second Amendment.
However, what is it about our culture that allows bad people to easily have access to such destructive weaponry? Why didn't somebody purchasing 6,000 rounds of ammunition set off some kind of alarm somewhere? Why don't we have that built into the structure of how someone can legally and safely obtain that amount of terror?
Didn't anyone wonder why someone might need to have that much automatic weaponry? Is that rational, even for someone who just wants to hunt legally, or shoot target practice legally.
One Denver columnist posed the question asking if James Holmes had instead been named Ibrahim or Mohammed, would someone have stopped to ask 'why?' then.
In the days after Holmes walked into that midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises, there were critics who said, "Oh sure, this tragedy is just gonna get politicized." And I know someone will accuse me of politicizing it because I've written this column. But discourse, debate and discussion is exactly what should happen after this kind of awful, horrible event—rational dialogue about how our country and our culture handles this idea of what having the right to bear arms really means.
In fact, to me, shutting down that conversation would be politicizing it more so than any kind of examination of how much arms are too much.
Undoubtedly, someone will make the argument that our nation's forefathers and founders wanted to protect the right to bear arms in the U.S. Constitution. I'm sure they did. However, the rational thinker in me has to counter-argue that I can't imagine they could have dreamed up the kinds of weaponry and arms we now find available.
We, as a nation, have to have this conversation. On behalf of the 12 victims who were killed by James Holmes' bullets, and on behalf of the 59 other victims who were injured by James Holmes' bullets, and on behalf of the hundreds of those 71 victims' family members, and on behalf of the millions of other people who all weekend asked, "Why?"—we need to have this conversation.
We need to have this conversation because of people like Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert, who questioned why people in the movie theater didn't have a gun to defend themselves. Or because of former Arizona State Senator Russell Pearce, who posted on Facebook about those moviegoers in the Aurora theater that they should have been more brave and prepared—in other words, armed.
Those statements—which amount to blame-the-victims—is just what we need, right? We need the return to the Wild West inside that darkened movie theater, with more bullets from all sides flying across the theater in the pitch black dark.
Has that ever worked? Has anyone in the middle of a mass shooting massacre ever been stopped by a gun-wielding hero who wasn't a police officer called to the scene?
Obviously, I'm impassioned and emotional about this, as we should be when 12 people are killed in senseless gunfire. We should be saddened, we should be horrified, and we should be moved to have rational discussion about how to make this less likely to happen again.
Will it ever stop? For sure, not at the rate we're going. Will it stop with blind, absolute arguments from either side on the gun control debate? Not with the 'You'll-only-pry-this-weapon-out-of-my-cold-dead-hands' mentality nor with the 'Make-all-guns-illegal' approach either.
How about we start by taking both of those options off the table.
But let's find some middle, rational ground.
Let's listen to sane voices like Jim and Sarah Brady, who said in a statement after the Aurora shootings: "Congress has done nothing since the mid-1990s to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. We pledge to keep fighting the NRA and entire gun lobby in an effort to strengthen our background checks to include all firearm purchases, ban assault clips with large magazines that enable mass killers, and to make it more difficult to obtain concealed carry permits."
Or even conservative columnist Bill Kristol, who said "People have a right to handguns and hunting rifles," he said. "I don't think they have a right to semi-automatic, quasi-machine guns that can shoot hundred bullets at a time. And I actually think the Democrats are being foolish as they are being cowardly. I think there is more support for some moderate forms of gun control."
Or even New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who called on each of the Presidential candidates "to stand up and tell us what they're going to do about it."
So that we may someday have fewer and fewer of these conversations. So that we may have fewer times we have to ask, 'Why?' Why Aurora? Why Ft. Hood? Why Gabby Giffords? Why Virginia Tech?
We need to ask, 'Why?' a lot less, and we need to say 'No more. Let's make this stop.'


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WWII veterans received the royal treatment, a hero's welcome, as they entered Fort Whiting Armory Sunday for their legacy reunion.
The reunion celebrated an accomplishment-- met with the help of doctor barry booth. With his leadership and many volunteers and sponsors, all WWII veterans who wanted to visit their memorial in Washington D.C. Have done so.
"We bonded together, took on the mission, and delivered. We did our very best for americas best," says Dr. Booth.
Memories were provided through this program that will last a lifetime for the men and women who fought in World War II.
"I think about it frequently, the different monuments we saw, and everything else we saw," says veteran Nina Secrist.
Talking about the memorial, James Butcher, another vet, says, "I just had to catch my breath. It just almost took my breath away. Something that we had been waiting for for so many years that we should have had years before."
As for Dr. Booth, it may have been a lot of work taking nine flights full of vets and guardians to the nation's capital, but he'd do it all over again.
"I'm probably one of the most fortunate people on the planet. I've lived my dream because these men and women brought home victory in World War II. I get to pass that on to my children, and I get to pass that on to my grandchildren. Can't ask for a better dream than that."
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The Central Banking Scam:
The Central Bank aka Federal Reserve Bank is a globally owned PRIVATE company, with satellite branches globally. THEY ARE NOT OWNED BY THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT! They control Americans banks and profit by printing money through the American Treasury Department, and regulating its value. They simply print money in America and LEND it back to the American Government WITH INTEREST!
The FED began with approximately 300 people or banks that became owners (stockholders purchasing stock at $100 per share - the stock is not publicly traded) in the Federal Reserve Banking System. They make up an international banking cartel of wealth beyond comparison. The FED banking system collects billions of dollars in interest annually and distributes the profits to its shareholders. The Congress illegally gave the FED the right to print money (through the Treasury Department) at no interest to the FED. The FED creates money from nothing, and loans it back to us through banks, and charges interest on our currency. The FED also buys Government debt with money printed on a printing press and charges U.S. taxpayer's interest.
Who actually owns the Federal Reserve Central Banks? The ownership of the 12 Central banks, a very well kept secret, has been revealed:
Rothschild Bank of London
Warburg Bank of Hamburg
Rothschild Bank of Berlin
Lehman Brothers of New York
Lazard Brothers of Paris
Kuhn Loeb Bank of New York
Israel Moses Seif Banks of Italy
Goldman, Sachs of New York
Warburg Bank of Amsterdam
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
These bankers are connected to big London Banking Houses which ultimately control the American Federal Reserve Bank.
When Imperialist Britain lost the Revolutionary War with America (our forefathers were fighting Britain's Imperialist Big Government), they later planned a new way to control Americans from abroad by controlling their banking system, the printing of their money, and their debt!
FACT: Abraham Lincoln was murdered in 1865 trying to prevent Europe's Central Banking System from establishing in America!
FACT: Ten of the world biggest bankers were murdered aboard the Titanic in 1912 while they were America bound to STOP Europeans from building of the Federal Reserve!
FACT: John F Kennedy was murdered in 1963 for trying to dismantle their corrupt Federal Reserve!
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Jackielawless March 20, 2012 12:29:53 AM CET
Damn... He hung this guy upside down... :)
Debunker1900 March 19, 2012 7:51:40 AM CET
While I agree, Iran as a people pose no threat to anyone. It's the Mullahs that run the country that are a threat to its own people and the region. I have many Persian brothers and sisters but let me say this, Iran would get wiped out, period. Iraq had the 4th largest army (and arguably the most powerful in the region) before they were wiped clean off the planet in a matter of days by coalition forces. The US military could easily and strategically wipe Iran's war waging capacity out in a matter of days. That is unecessary. Let their own people rise up and overthrow the Mullahs. The religious fundamentalist both there, in the US and all over the world are the threat to world peace.(I wrote this quickly so excuse the typos and grammar)
Parasitenation7 March 19, 2012 7:40:16 AM CET
OHH NOOO!! People start to wakey, wakey!!
Nuujumn11 March 18, 2012 11:16:39 PM CET
Boy, talk about a slam dunk by Galloway! Whew hoooo


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I know parents are unsure about this school but hear me out! I am a student at SJS in the 7th grade. I have been attending this school since 3rd grade & can I say I love this school. What surprises me the most is that nobody in my class likes to not go to school, including me. We would beg our parents to let us go in no matter what weather. Not only do we help one other in school but also outside of school. My class usely does get-to-geters... and I know what your thinking thats dangerous but its not. About 87% of the parents in my class work together to allow my school to have many things such as bake sales.(so they know each other). At SJS we are like a family. Despite that alot of the students are from D.R we always have each others back. We also compete in Speech Bees, Science Fair, basketball games (which they just put), and much more. So if your thinking about putting your child there you should and I know I am a child but SJS has taught how to be a young lady. :]
My son is in Kindergarten and this is his second year there. I am very please with his academic learning and amazed at how caring the teachers and assistant teachers are. I love the fact that when two kids have an issue they help them resolve the problem right then and there, before the day ends so no one goes home upset at no one. My son and I just love love Mrs. Remo and I am glad to report that Ms. Julissa Matias-Kelly is no longer at the school. The school also has a new principle who is trying to do so much for the school and this year the school will once again have a basketball team and is offering Piano classes and for the summer 2013 the school will be offering summer school. More and more parents are starting to get involved. I have seen in a one year alot of changes which makes me very very happy. It's great to hear my son say I love my school. SJS ROCKS!!!! Registration is all year round and kids start as early as 3yrs old and a full day.
I thought this school was great until I enrolled my daughter in kindergarten. Ms Julissa Matias-Kelly is the worse teacher your child can have. She is abusive and intimidates the kids. When you speak to the administration they do nothing but tell the teacher about it, which then the teacher takes it upon herself to retaliate on your child. All the kids in her class are terrified of her. Kids need to respect not fear their teacher!!! The students visually shake when you speak to their teacher. Its a good school if you want to send your kids, but make sure its after kinder. Parents refuse to complain are scared to complain because they are scared of retaliation! Social services needs to get involved or the Archdioceses!
From reading prior SJS reviews I am shocked with the last review that was posted. I am a 1981 graduate of the school, and since then other family and friends have attended the school and have had nothing but positive and encouraging things to say about the school. The person who posted the last review must have gotten up on the wrong side of the bed that day. The academics along with the discipline is MAGNIFICENT!!! None the less their religious teachings are at the TOP! For those out there who are interested in registering their children at SJS, have no fear. You are making the right decision. SJS is FANTASTIC!
The school is terrible it is degrading to horrible acedemics and horrible children who bully so many
St. Jude School is becoming one of the worse private school. The Principal, teachers, and staff are very agresive to students. A lot of bad things are going on, such as, poor comunication, bad reputation, and the students are not getting a good education background. If you do not want your child to fair, Please do not bring it to St. Jude School, I do care about kids and I do not want that your child faced all these issues.
The academics are great. The Reading First program does wonders under the direction of the new Principal
My children ages 8 and 4 attend Saint Jude, I am very happy and impress with the education and care my children receive at the school. The tuition is a little high but it is well worth the cost. The teachers are excellent! Keep up the good work!
The school is ok and has come back over the years
St Jude School is wonderful in every sense possible. Mr. Carpenella is a wonderful principal, the teachers are unmatched in the great work they do with the children and with their disciplined yet nurturing manner. St Jude's has won The Speech Contest and the Science Fair this year. I am a former student and my child attends St Jude's as well. I feel like I am leaving my child at my second home with extended relatives. AMAZING SCHOOL!!!!!!!
St. Jude School is a doing very well academically. I give the teacher a 10 out of 10. The principal of the school has a great curriculum in place. I highly recommend this school to anyone who is interested in enrolling their children. I am also a former student of the school as well as other family members and friends. If you are uncertain, make an appointment to visit the school.
Unfortunately, St. Judes per teacher ratio is about double if not more then what u have stated (average abt 35-38 students per teacher. Currently the 5th grade class has 40 students. The teachers are all excellent with long educational backgrounds and extended time at St. Jude. The schools former principal Mr. Deegan was a superior figure for the children. We are now getting to know the new principal and hopefully he will be able to fit Mr. Deegans shoes.
this school for me is a diamond in the ruff. From the principal to the teachers there is no equal.
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Now that Chester Bennington is the frontman for Linkin Park and Stone Temple Pilots with Chester Bennington , it's only natural that members of both groups have thought about launching a tour together. LP multi-instrumentalist Mike Shinoda says while he'd love to hit the road with STP, he's not sure it would be healthy for Bennington's voice.
"I personally don't know if I want to put Chester through that," he tells Billboard . "It's like asking a pro athlete to play a doubleheader. I don't care how good [NBA stars] Kobe Bryant or LeBron James are; if you have them play doubleheaders every day, they're gonna look pretty worn out by the end of it."
Bennington adds while he's happy to be in both bands, his main priority will always be his duties in Linkin Park. "We've treated this much like if you're doing business with somebody and want to go off and do business with somebody else," he explains. "In no way, shape or form do I want anything I do with Stone Temple Pilots to interfere with what we have to do as a band."
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1. Kecoughtan has scored 30 points or more twice in one season for the first time since 2004.
2. Deontae Bracey had 248 all-purpose yards last week, including 185 on three kickoff returns.
3. The Monarchs are averaging 80 yards of offense per game and had minus-50 last week vs. Hampton.
4. Sophomore Clifton Richardson has scored two of the Monarchs' three touchdowns this season.
THE BUZZ: The Warriors should roll today, which would clinch their best district start since 2002. Kecoughtan's offense appears to be much improved from last season, and the Monarchs have had trouble stopping people. Bracey and QB Anthony Dorsey (119 yards rushing last week) will be tough to handle.
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Recently moved from Enfield to Hartford (West End area) and am in need of a few stand-bys. What do you all recommend for:
Other takeout?
Casual/Pub grub?
West End choices are great but anywhere in the Hartford city limits works. Thanks!
Welcome to the West End!
Our favorites are:
Tisane: really terrific food, ambitious menu. Service is a bit slow, but friendly.
Ichiban: their Korean menu is great. Try stone pot bim-bim-bap or any of the Gigae (soups). Very friendly service.
Chinese: China Pan (in strip mall in which Borders Bookstore is located, on New Britain Ave just west of WestFarms Mall in West Hartford)-- Amazing food, especially the vegetarian menu, which is extensive. Lovely service. Also try Szchezuan Garden, an excellent restaurant in front of the West Hartford Inn on Farmington. Make sure to ask for all the menus, because the default menu is somewhat limited.
Pizza: Many many choices. If you'd like to stay in Hartford, try Lena's on Park Street (just east of Prospect) and First and Last Tavern in the South End (also great for italian food, generally). West Hartford Center also is good, with Luna's and Harry's. Barb's is good too (Quaker and Park). And Harry's Bishop's Corner (in the Bishop's Corner strip mall at Albany Ave and Main, next to Waldbaum's grocery store) is really good, too.
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I'm a hot dog lover from N.J. who's been to Connecticut a few times to sample hot dogs. The absolute best hot dog in Connecticut is Rosco's Big Dog. Located on Franklin Ave. in Hartford, this place serves the best beef/pork dog that I've sampled. And I've had dozens. Great flavor and excellent homemade toppings. I would go so far as to say that this is the best German style beef and pork dog in the country. Syd's in Union, N.J. makes the the best all beef dog. These 2 places are the best, in my opinion, in the US.
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Rosco's is now on Temple St, Downtown Hartford
My wife and I moved to Kenyon st in October. Here are my recommendations for places near the west end.
Pizza: Lena's on Park st
Pub food: Corner Pug on New Park
Chinese: Butterfly on Farmington in W. Hartford
Thai: Siam Cuisine on Park in W. Hartford
Vietnamese: Pho hiep ... next to lena's on park
Pub: Half door in the summer, $2 irish drafts on wed.
Indian takeout: COsmos grocery on farmington in W. Hartford has a counter in the back with some good north indian selections.
Something different: If you have never had brazillian churassciaria try Braza. If you familiar with the concept it is pretty average. I think its worth the experience for the uninducted who like meat.
I really like Coyote Flaco on New Britain Ave (East of the Corner Pug)for maxican food. It's a small family-run place. The salsa, guac and hot sauce are all homemade and delicious. They have steaks and seafood but I have always stuck to the more traditional items like enchiladas and chimichangas and have never been disappointed.
I second many of the choices previously mentioned; Lunas and Harrys for pizza in West Hartford, Cosmos International for great Indian takeout, Half Door for pub food, Coyote Flaco for Mexican, Tisane, and Ichiban.
Siam Cuisine is under new ownership and I feel the food has really slipped. (The service has always been iffy) We go to the new Thai restaurant in the Wintonbury Mall in Bloomfield now. Its name escapes me at the moment. It is next to Ginza, which I believe has the best sushi in this area. For Mexican closer to home, Monte Alban is also good. Their tamales and shrimp cerviche are spectacular. Tangiers International has excellent hummus, stuffed grape leaves, and Greek pastries. You can also get pretty good gyros to take out or eat there. Both are right on Farmington Avenue. We also like Butterfly for Chinese, but our favorite is Chengdu on Park Road.
For pub fare you might want add Mayor Mikes to places to try. The brick oven baked mussels are my favorite and it is usually a fun place. Mozzacattos on Franklin Ave in Hartford is a great Italian bakery and a local icon. However, if you go to the café on a busy Saturday night you might find the wait staff reminds you of Soup Nazi episodes on Seinfeld.
There are tons more wonderful, reasonable places in the area. Enjoy!
You have moved from the culinary desert of Enfield to a place that offers many opportunities to sample the cuisines of the world. The link below provides reviews of many Hartford restaurants as well as other places in CT.
Wood-n-Tap has great pub food and pizza, Modern Pastry on Franklin Avenue is a great bakery.
City Steam is a great brew pub down the street from the Civic center. Their beers are excellent and I have yet to have a bad meal there in the 4 times I have been.
For good Mexican, Agave (across the street from the Civic Center) is excellent. If you like sipping tequilas, they have a very nice selection. The guacamole made at tableside is excellent as well.
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I agree with Mitch. My favorite downtown spot is Agave Grill. I like the guacamole, margaritas and the Habenero Pork tacos. Vaughns and City Steam are my go-to places for beer and pub food.
For a step up, we like Costa del Sol and O'Porto. All of the places I mentioned have friendly staffs. Not always a given in Hartford.
For great Vietnamese, there's only two good options:
1. Pho 501 Main St. East Hartford for pho that's authentic as can be!
2. Pho 88 199 Park St. for pho in addition to other authentic vietnamese cuisine. Fantastic !
Both are great values, under $10 a dish.
suggestions are right on. Deli is tough. You can try the deli at the corner of Sisson Ave. and West Boulvard behind Mr. Tuxedo but I usually opt for a take out sandwich from Hall's Market on Park Rd. in West Hartford (Mon-to Sat. to 6 pm). If you're after corned beef or pastrami hit Crown Market at Bishops corner in W. Htfd.
Bakeries: try any of the 3 Portugese bakeries between Sisson and Prospect on Park ST. for rolls- A dozen and one with butter please. For doughnuts/pastry try Elmwood Pastry on New Britain Ave in West Hartford.
I also have to mention Scott's Bakery on Albany Ave for Jamaican beef patties, coceo bites ( hot dogs in pastry) and various breads/cakes.
Franklin Giant Grinder has had me hooked for years- try a chicken cutlet or a coldcut combo.
Lived in Hartford for years & these were my favorites:
Pizza: Harry's or Luna Pizza in West Hartford Center
Chinese: Chengdu, West Hartford (Park Road)
Deli: Hall's Market
Casual Pub: Wood n Tap, Tisanes or the Half Door...Plan B also has good burgers but not as good as wood n tap
Bakery...I'd drive to Franklin Ave. & go to Modern Pastry or Mozzicatos
And you need to hit up Roscoes for a hot dog...fabulous
Lived in the West End my entire life, only moved last year! It is, culinarily-speaking, the best neighborhood in the GHA.
Chinese: China House on Farmington Ave. Absolutely the best chinese food in the Greater Hartford Area. Always fresh and delicious. I dislike Butterfly, it just doesn't taste authentic to me.
Pizza - Lena's on Park St! Hands down! They also make fantastic soups (cream of tomato is my fav). Luna pizza in West Hartford is also really good, but West Hartford Center has become far to commercialized and overpopulated for my tastes anymore. Anyone remember when it was kinda funky and cool? Stay in the West End unless you want to run into tourists. Try City Pizza on Farmington, the pizza is made according to Islam cooking practices and something about makes it fantastic.
Please try Tangiers on the corner of Farmington and Prospect if you are in the mood for exotic. They make a falafel that is made right in front of you, fresh hot and delicious. They also have a great variety of to go item, like taboulleh, baklava, and entire gorcery section.
For Pub Grub, head downtown to Vaughan's. Not only is the food simple and great, but it has a really cool atmosphere. IF you want to stay a little closer to home, The Half Door on Sisson is great too.
Mozzicato's is definitely the best bakery in the city, and while you are on Franklin Ave, try La Fonda, a fairly unknown but wonderful little Colombian restaurant.
If you ever want a fancy night out, try Trumbull Kitchen, downtown. It is my favorite restaurant in Hartford, the food is amazing.
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I've been seeing these brownies everywhere recently, I love brownies and I love cookie dough so I was tempted to try them out straight away.
I used my trusty Nigella Lawson brownie recipe for the brownie base, you bake your brownies as normal and then leave them to cool before layering the cookie dough and chocolate glaze on top.
I halved the brownie recipe below and baked in a 9 inch square tin, I still didn't have enough cookie dough to cover the whole top so I only smoothed cookie dough over half of the brownie slab. I will definitely double the cookie dough recipe next time.
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375g soft unsalted butter
375g best quality dark chocolate
6 large eggs
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
500g caster sugar
225g plain flour
1 teaspoon salt
300g chopped walnuts (I used 200g chopped fudge)
tin measuring approx. 33 x 23 x 51/2cm
Preheat the oven to 180C / gas mark 4. Line your brownie pan - I think it's worth lining the sides as well as the base.
Melt the butter and chocolate together in a large heavy based pan. In a bowl or wide- mouthed measuring jug, beat the eggs with the sugar and vanilla. Measure the flour into another bowl and add the salt.
When the chocolate mixture has melted, let it cool a bit before beating in the eggs and sugar, and then the nuts and flour. Beat to combine smoothly and then scrape out of the saucepan into the lined pan.
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2 Tablespoons milk
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1 cup all-purpose flour
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