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Quinta da Ponte do Louro
Vila Nova de Famalicão (2.9km from town centre)
Situated on the left bank of the River Este, the traditional 18th-century Quinta do Louro offers simple rooms in a rural landscape. The manicured gardens are shaded by large trees and contain an outdoor pool. Each of the rooms at do Louro has white walls with wooden furniture and is heated in winter. The private bathrooms have a bath or a shower. The farm is still in operation and guests can watch the animals and agriculture or relax in the lar
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Casa de Sta Comba
Barcelos (5.1km from town centre)
Located in Barcelos, this 18th century rustic house has characteristic stone walls and wooden beams. Casa de Sta Comba features a large garden with an outdoor pool. The bed and breakfast offers elegantly decorated rooms with traditional wooden furniture and exposed stone walls. Each room has a private bathroom with a bath or shower. Guests can start their day with a rich breakfast buffet served in the dining area of the property, before relaxin
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Quinta do Sourinho
Bastuço (5.8km from town centre)
This 18th century granite house is surrounded by chestnut, walnut and fruit trees. Quinta do Sourinho offers an outdoor swimming pool, 15 km from Barcelos city centre. Sourinhos rooms feature dark wood furnishings in a classic-style décor with white linens. The private bathroom includes a shower. A breakfast buffet is served daily, and there is a variety of restaurants serving regional cuisine within 3 km. When days are hotter, guests can su
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HI!GO Hostel & Suites
Vila Nova de Famalicão (5.9km from town centre)
Located in Vila Nova de Famalicão, HI!GO Hostel & Suites offers accommodation with a shared lounge. This guest house offers free WiFi. Guests can enjoy city views. At the guest house, the rooms have a wardrobe. The private bathroom is fitted with a bath or shower and free toiletries. The rooms are fitted with a seating area. A continental breakfast can be enjoyed in the breakfast area. Porto is 31 km from HI!GO Hostel & Suites, while Braga is
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Hotel Moutados
Vila Nova de Famalicão (6.3km from town centre)
Well-known for its gastronomic talents, this hotel in the Minho Verde Region offers a friendly and traditional atmosphere for business and leisure travellers alike. Hotel Moutados is an absolute must if you plan on travelling to the North of Portugal. Besides its 150-seat restaurant, facilities include a comfortable lounge and pleasant bar, a hall for meetings, seminars and fashion shows, and a terrace with breathtaking panoramic views. Fam
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Vila's House Business & Family Apartments
Vila Nova de Famalicão (6.6km from town centre)
Vila's House Business & Family Apartments features accommodation in professionally decorated units, each distributed into 2 floors. Set in the Famalicão centre, the apartments are next to the city hall and its garden. Each apartment has a living room with sofas and some also feature flat-screen cable TVs. The rooms have upholstered headboards and all air-conditioned apartments have free WiFi. The elegant units also include an equipped kitchenet
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Villa Prime Hotel
Vila Nova de Famalicão (6.8km from town centre)
Situated in Vila Nova de Famalicão, Villa Prime Hotel provides free WiFi throughout the property. All rooms boast a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom. Private parking is available on site. The units at the hotel are fitted with a seating area. All rooms are equipped with a coffee machine, while some have a balcony. All units feature a desk. Breakfast is available daily, and includes continental and buffet options. Villa
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Pensao Santo Antonio
Vila Nova de Famalicão (7.0km from town centre)
Pensão Santo António is set on a restored historical building and is located in the centre of Vila Nova de Famalicão. Free WiFi access is available. Rooms are modern and elegantly furnished. Each room is equipped with a cable TV, air conditioning and a wardrobe. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with towels. Guests can enjoy traditional Portuguese and continental cuisine at the restaurant on site, which serves lunch and dinner. Wi
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No Meio da Natureza - Turismo No Espaco Rural
Vila Nova de Famalicão (7.8km from town centre)
Offering a shared outdoor pool, No Meio da Natureza - Turismo No Espaço Rural is located in Vila Nova de Famalicão. Free WiFi access is available in this holiday home. Set in a farm of 4 hectares of land, No Meio da Natureza - Turismo No Espaco Rural is an old country house that has been restored to provide comfort, and includes 3 double bedrooms. There are 2 bathrooms, one with a bath and the other with a shower. The living room features sofas
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Casa Cerejeira
Vila Nova de Famalicão (7.9km from town centre)
Casa Cerejeira features free bikes, outdoor swimming pool and BBQ facilities in Vila Nova de Famalicão. This farm stay offers free WiFi. The rooms have a terrace. At the farm stay, rooms are equipped with a desk. The private bathroom is fitted with a bath. All units will provide guests with a dishwasher. Guests at Casa Cerejeira will be able to enjoy activities in and around Vila Nova de Famalicão, like cycling. Staff at the 24-hour front desk
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Quinta de Crujes
Negreiros (8.6km from town centre)
Featuring a 19th-century farmhouse, granary and landscaped gardens, Quinta de Crujes offers spacious apartments with views. The grounds also include an outdoor pool surrounded by sun loungers and umbrellas. All of the apartments are located across from the patio of the main building and have direct access to the pool. They have seating areas with open fireplaces and private bathrooms. Guests can use the kitchenettes to prepare meals. They inclu
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Hotel Rural Alves - Casa Alves Torneiros
Penso (8.6km from town centre)
Just a short drive from the city of Braga, this hotel is located in the Portuguese countryside and has been built and decorated in harmony with its surroundings. Boasting local stone and beautiful wooden floors, Hotel Rural Alves presents guests with a welcome retreat from everyday life. Enjoy a swim in the outdoor pool, make use of the games room or explore the region on rental bike. Hotel Alves features only a small number of guest rooms, mak
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Comfort Inn Braga
Braga (9.9km from town centre)
Comfort Inn Braga features air-conditioned rooms with a TV. Located near the A3 highway exit, it is 400 metres from Ferreiros Railway Station and 40 km from Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport. All rooms have simple furnishings and are decorated in bright colours. Each air-conditioned unit has an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer. They all include a telephone, a safe, and a cable TV. A buffet breakfast is served daily at the hotel. Guests can enjoy
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Barcelos Way Guest House
Barcelos (10.0km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Barcelos Way Guest House offers accommodation in Barcelos. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Every room at this guest house is air conditioned and is equipped with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. You will find a shared kitchen at the property. Porto is 42 km from Barcelos Way Guest House, while Braga is 16 km from the property. The nearest airport is Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, 32 km fro
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Hotel Bagoeira
Barcelos (10.0km from town centre)
Hotel Bagoeira features a panoramic bar with views of Barcelos and a spacious restaurant with separate dining rooms and stone walls. The Barcelos Train Station is a 10-minute walk away. The air-conditioned rooms at The Bagoeira are warmly decorated with modern furniture. Each room includes satellite TV, a minibar and a private bathroom with bathtub and shower. Guests can enjoy an afternoon tea on the terrace of the Pelouro Bar with its skyline
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Hotel do Terco
Barcelos (10.3km from town centre)
The perfect base for exploring the North of Portugal, this hotel is located in the centre of Barcelos and welcomes guests looking for comfortable accommodation. Close to both Esposende Beach and Porto International Airport, Hotel do Terco impresses with friendly service and modern decorations. Start the day with breakfast in bed. Afterwards, you can rent a bike and discover Barcelos' attractions or read a newspaper on the terrace. The atten
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Art'otel Barcelos
Barcelos (10.5km from town centre)
Art'otel Barcelos is a bed and breakfast set in Barcelos. With a terrace, the property also boasts a shared lounge. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge. At the bed and breakfast every room has a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Art'otel Barcelos offers certain units that include a balcony, and each room comes with a coffee machine. All units at the accommodation feature air conditioning and
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Residencial Kuarenta&Um
Barcelos (10.5km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Residencial Kuarenta&Um is situated in Barcelos. Among the various facilities of this property are a terrace and a shared lounge. All rooms come with a flat-screen TV with with cable channels. At the guest house, rooms are equipped with a desk. The rooms have air conditioning, and some units at Residencial Kuarenta&Um have a balcony. Guest rooms include a wardrobe. Guests at the accommodation can enj
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Convento de Tibaes
Braga (10.9km from town centre)
Set in the Monastery of St. Martin of Tibaes, this hotel provides air-conditioned rooms with en suite bathrooms and flat-screen satellite TVs. It features a restaurant and free Wi-Fi in public areas. Each bright room at Hospedaria has a modern décor and wooden floors. Toiletries and a bathrobe are included in the bathroom. Heating is available in cooler months. Guests can enjoy a drink in Conventos plush lounge area or stroll through the colou
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Sweet Home Braga Hostel & Guest House
Braga (11.0km from town centre)
Sweet Home Braga Hostel & Guest House features free WiFi, a garden, small ponds and provides a daily breakfast. The unit is 3 km from the historical Braga centre. All the comfortable rooms come with access to shared bathroom facilities and have parquet floors. One of the shared bathrooms features a spa bath. The rooms also include a balcony, with a view. The hostel has a common lounge area with a flat-screen cable TV, Blu-ray player, An optiona
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Monkey Grinder
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While it's true that when you think of dining out in Liverpool, areas like Ropewalks and the Georgian Quarter spring to mind, although it's Sefton Park that's been causing the most buzz of late. Home to the bohemian Lark Lane, this area is brimming with new and exciting restaurants just begging to be tried. And one of the best in the area would, of course, be Monkey Grinder, a new spot which specialises in Spanish tapas that local foodies can't get enough of. Located on the corner of Lark Lane and Hesketh Street, Monkey Grinder is the perfect spot for a casual drink and light bite, or a full-fledged Spanish culinary invasion.Go to Monkey Grinder Page
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- Friday
- 9:00 am - 10:30 pm
- Saturday
- 9:00 am - 10:30 pm
- Sunday
- 9:00 am - 10:30 pm
- Monday
- 9:00 am - 10:30 pm
- Tuesday
- 9:00 am - 10:30 pm
- Wednesday
- 9:00 am - 10:30 pm
- Thursday
- 9:00 am - 10:30 pm
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Monkey Grinder in Sefton Park is one of those places where one visit is all you need to know that it's going to become a regular post-work haunt, or a go-to for catching up with old friends. The menu is based around Spanish tapas, making it the ideal spot for sharing dishes with your nearest and dearest while indulging in a cocktail or two – and its gin menu is well worth a look as well. This new kid on the Liverpool block is making waves with those who love food, and good food at that, so we should probably give you an idea of what to expect when paying Monkey Grinder a visit.
The menu is the star of the show, and we recommend getting straight to it and ordering a charcuterie board to get things going, where you'll find delectable cured meats like jamon iberico, chorizo and salchichon alongside manchego, mahon and azul cheeses. Following that, why not opt for fillet steak with crispy polenta and kale, meatballs with caponata salsa, tiger prawns cooked in spicy garlic chilli sauce and roast fig crostinis with feta, confit tomato and fresh herbs? We can't give it all away though, so it's best you make a reservation at Monkey Grinder in Sefton Park to try it out for yourself. Located on the corner of Lark Lane and Hesketh Street, you're in for a delightful Spanish tapas experience at this brand new Liverpool hotspot.
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Really lovely and tasteful atmosphere, staff were very welcoming and friendly and the food was delicious. We were so happy with our evening, it was absolutely perfect. Definitely a great place for a date night or a meal with friends. Would wholeheartedly recommend to anyone. It sounds a bit cloying but genuinely wouldn't change a thing.
Excellent food and service, our third time at the restaurant and we really enjoyed it. Atmosphere is great. Looking forward to our next visit there.
really delicious thank you! Service was great and food was so yummy. The card machine wasn't working and might have been good to let us know before we sat down, but wasn't a problem really. Thank you!
Great place. Lovely decor. Helpful attentive staff. Food was great, and like traditional tapas comes out when it's ready!So glad to find this place on our doorstep.
The overall experience was great. The food was of an excellent standard! We booked our reservation through the Quandoo app which was fine. However, when I redeemed the 1000 points to use at the monkey grinder we were advised that "the owner had not agreed this with quandoo in their meeting and that they were only new" I appreciate they are new, however if you are a member of the quandoo app and accept reservations through there you should be aware that customers may redeem loyalty points to use at your restaurant. If the restaurant owner isn't aware of this, then maybe Quandoos sales people should amend their pitch accordingly. Had the waitress not have given us the £10 discount as a gesture of goodwill for the inconvenience then we would have wasted 1000 points that we could have used in another restaurant. Perhaps it is poor communication between quandoo and monkey grinder but either way it's false advertising if they do not fulfill the loyalty points redeemed by customers. Again - excellent food and drinks, lovely staff and would definitely visit again (without using quandoo)
It has been some years since we have eaten Spanish cuisine, so our experience at the monkey grinder was very welcome. The menu was not a very varied one but still it was good enough and we had no complaints on what we chose for our meal. In time they could add a lot more to the menu the restaurant has only been open for 3 months. Some of the dishes I found were over priced for what you get, the drinks menu again may improve in choice. Decor is quite simple but nice, back- ground music was mixed but easy on the ears. Staff were pleasant and helpful. Worth a visit, we enjoyed our time at the monkey grinder and will return.
Thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Monkey Grinder; the staff we wonderfully attentive and friendly (but not smothering), the menu was full of options which sounded delicious and what we chose didn't disappoint. We went on a Monday so it was really quiet, but I love the decor and imagine there would be a good buzz about the place when it's a little busier.
Always welcoming. Pleasant and knowledgeable waiting staff and of course, delicious food. Went for the specials and the mussels were excellent. All round so much better than Jamon Neon. Music absolutely perfect for a chilled, comfortable dining experience. They've got it so right here.
Excellent Food and Excellent Service!!! What a gem of a place. The menu is varied and the dishes we chose were tasty and well presented. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The wine was divine. Have booked next visit already!
Food and service both excellent. The restaurant isn't as spacious inside as it looks from the street, though, so we were seated extremely close to a couple of moderately obnoxious business men, which is why I'm taking a point off. Lovely place, though, and I'd happily go back again.


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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0679024441, Paperback)This budget-travel guide to Great Britain and Ireland places an emphasis on getting readers off the beaten track, whether it's hiking in the wilds of Scotland or exploring the alternative nightlife of cities like Newcastle, Sheffield and Liverpool. It not only explains the basics of finding cheap food and lodging, but it also offers readers a look at Britain's quirkier side, from the great Yorkshire sport of ferret-legging to the huge rave parties held in meadows out in the country.
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Recipe with video instructions: Peruvian-style Papa a la Huancaina with a crispy twist. Ingredients: For the potatoes:, 2 pounds fingerling potatoes, halved lengthwise, 4 tablespoons olive oil,.
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[An examination of Linus Pauling's sense of style during the 1980s and 1990s. Part 4 of 4.]
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[An examination of Linus Pauling's sense of style during the 1980s and 1990s. Part 4 of 4.]
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[Part 3 of 4 examining Linus Pauling's sense of style. Today's post covers the 1960s and 1970s.]
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[Part of 2 of 4 in a series exploring Linus Pauling's sense of style. Today's post features photographs taken during the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s.]
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[Ed Note: The Pauling Blog becomes a photo blog for the next four weeks as we dig into the 5,500+ images held in the Ava Helen and Linus Pauling Papers. In addition to showing off some pictures that have never before been released online, this examination pays particular attention to Pauling's evolving taste in clothes over the years. Today's post features selections from Pauling's birth in 1901 to the end of the 1920s.]
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[Part 6 of 6 in our series exploring Linus Pauling's work on the serological properties of simple substances, and the colleagues who assisted him in this work.]
After a meeting with Karl Landsteiner in 1936, Linus Pauling began serious investigations into the link between antibodies and antigens, compiling notes for what would eventually become his serological series, a collection of fifteen papers published during the 1940s. Landsteiner had specifically piqued Pauling's curiosity on the question of the human body's specificity mechanism – e.g., how could the body produce antibodies tailored to lock onto and fight specific antigens?
Pauling ultimately surmised that the answer lie in the shape of the molecules, and in the type and number of bonding sites. He described this as a "lock and key" mechanism, otherwise termed as molecular complementarity. Throughout this project, which made a significant impact on the modern study of immunology, Pauling enlisted the help of many undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students, including a promising young scholar named David Pressman.
David Pressman was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1916. He attended Caltech as an undergraduate, studying under Pauling and completing his degree in 1937. He stayed in Pasadena for his doctorate, earning it in 1940. During this time, he became a part of Pauling's quest to unravel the structure of proteins, and was particularly involved with the antibody and antigen work.
By this point, Pauling and his colleague Dan Campbell felt confident enough in what they had learned about antibody specificity to attempt creating artificial antibodies. Pauling was enthusiastic about the practical application that such an endeavor might promise for physicians. Warren Weaver, Pauling's primary contact at the Rockefeller Foundation, which was funding the work, cautioned Pauling against becoming overconfident, but still granted him enough money to hire Pressman full-time. Thus began Pressman's career in immunology.
At Pauling's request, Pressman stayed on at Caltech as a post-doc, and during this time the two became friends. In 1943, after failing to prove that they could synthesize antibodies, Pauling's research team changed their focus from understanding the structural components of antibodies and antigens, to looking for the binding mechanism that allowed antibodies to attach to specific antigens through Van der Waals bonds. One outcome of this was their development of the theory of complementarity, a "lock and key" model in which molecules fit together because of the high levels of specificity that they show for one another.
Pressman authored three papers with Pauling during this phase, including a very important one titled "The Nature of the Forces between Antigen and Antibody and of the Precipitation Reaction," published in Physiological Reviews. In this paper, the researchers discussed the historical significance of immunology within the context of structural chemistry. Speaking of the tradition in which they worked, Pauling and his colleagues wrote that "two of the most important advances in the attack on the problem of the nature of immunological reactions were the discovery that the specific precipitate contains both antigen and antibody, and the discovery that antibodies, which give antisera their characteristic properties, are proteins." In this paper, they also theorized that the immune system depends on structural and chemical forces to function.
In 1947, Pressman decided to pursue an interest in cancer research and moved on to the Sloan Kettering Institute in New York City to investigate the use of radioactive tracers as they pertained to cancer treatment. The West Coast was never far from his thoughts however, and he often wrote back to friends comparing the two regions and asking for information about life in Pasadena. Of his new arrangements he observed, "The mechanics of living take a much greater part of the time in New York, so that I do not have as much time to do as much as I would like to or could do in Pasadena."
Pressman's first few years at Sloan-Kettering were difficult, not only because of the nature of the research that he was conducting – a continuation of the research that he started with Pauling – but because he was frequently forced to move both his lab and his residence, a source of continuous disruption for himself and his family. Sloan Kettering had just been established in the early 1940s and wasn't formally dedicated until the year after Pressman moved there. Though it eventually became one of the nation's leading biomedical research institutions, Pressman's early experiences there coincided with institutional growing pains.
Eventually, as the environment at Sloan-Kettering became more stable, Pressman settled in to his position and provided Pauling with regular updates on his progress. The two often traded manuscripts back and forth, and each solicited technical advice from one another on their specific endeavors, which gradually grew further afield as time moved forward. At Kettering, Pressman continued to study antibody specificity and explored the potential use of radioactive antibodies for tumor localization to develop immunotoxins. In 1954, he left New York City for the Roswell Park Institution in Buffalo, remaining there until his death.
Pauling and Pressman remained in frequent contact for many years, focusing their voluminous correspondence primarily on work that Pressman continued to do as an outgrowth of their time together in Pasadena. In July 1961, Pressman wrote that he and a colleague, Oliver Roholt, had potentially made a breakthrough with regard to the sequencing of the polypeptide chain associated with the region of specific binding sites in antibodies. He sent his manuscript, "Isolation of Peptides from an Antibody Site," to Pauling for review prior to submission to Proceedings of the National Academy of Science. Pauling felt that the manuscript had been put together too quickly and challenged Pressman to do better. He annotated the manuscript with numerous suggestions, most of which Pressman adopted. Less than a week later, Pressman sent the manuscript back to Pauling with the corrections and Pauling transmitted it in to PNAS, where it was received favorably.
The late 1960s were a period of great activity and advancement for Pressman. In 1965, he received the Schoellkopf Medal, a prestigious award granted by the Western New York section of the American Chemical Society. In 1967, he became assistant director at Roswell and, in 1968, he published a book, The Structural Basis of Antibody Specificity. By all outside indications, Pressman's life was going well.
In 1977 however, tragedy struck when Jeff Pressman, David and Reinie Pressman's son, committed suicide at the age of 33. Jeff was an up-and-coming professor of political science at MIT, where he was well-liked by faculty and students. Up until a few months before his death, Jeff had seemed happy, both with his career and his life at home. In a letter to Pauling, Pressman described Jeff's descent into depression as sudden, severe, and uncharacteristic. He also documented the events leading up to his son's suicide, conveying that he and his wife had become increasingly convinced that the responsibility for the tragedy lay at the feet of a rheumatologist to whom Jeff had been seeking assistance for back pain.
Believing Jeff's back pain to be primarily muscular in cause, the rheumatologist had prescribed Indocin in January 1977. According to multiple sources that Pressman later consulted, Indocin was a mood-changer, so much so that other patients had reported sudden depressive symptoms and, in severe cases, committed suicide a few months after starting the medication. To complicate matters, the rheumatologist had increased Jeff's dose to a level that few patients could tolerate well, and had done so more rapidly than was advisable. When Jeff began complaining of insomnia, the rheumatologist prescribed two additional medications, both of which had the potential to worsen his depression. Jeff finally stopped taking Indocin, but the effects lingered. Jeff's wife, Katherine, reported that Jeff had felt increasingly hopeless about his depression, even though he continued to work at MIT up until his death.
In the wake of Jeff Pressman's death, his colleagues at MIT published a collection of political essays dedicated in his honor. The dedication specifically called out Jeff's commitment to his students and his impact as a teacher. In it, his colleagues wrote, "He cared deeply about public affairs and immersed himself in them because he genuinely felt that government at its best could improve peoples' lives."
Nonetheless, the loss took its toll and, for David Pressman, the only source of solace that he could identify was a return to work. In 1978, his focus in the laboratory was on localizing radio-iodinated antitumor antibodies. He later wrote to Pauling about chronic shoulder pain that he was experiencing, as he was aware of Pauling's vitamin research and was in search of an alternative to the shoulder replacement surgery that had been recommended by his physician. Pauling put forth an argument for a megadose of vitamins, but Pressman was eventually diagnosed with osteoarthritis. By the end of the year, he was slowing down, both in his work and in his correspondence.
Two years later, in June 1980, Pauling received the news that David Pressman had jumped from the roof of Roswell Park Memorial Institute. In a letter to Pauling informing him of her husband's death, Reinie Pressman cast about for answers. She wrote at length about the health problems that he had been experiencing, including partial hearing loss, prostate trouble, and chronic problems associated with the osteoarthritis in his right shoulder. She also confided that "You were a significant part of Dave's happier past." Pauling replied in kind, stating
I was very fond of David. Also, I owe much to him, because of the vigor and effectiveness with which he tackled scientific problems during the eight years that he worked with me. Much of the success of our program in immunochemistry was due to his contribution.
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[Ed Note: Parts 5 and 6 of our series detailing Linus Pauling's work on the serological properties of simple substances both focus on the intriguing life stories of three individuals with whom Pauling worked on this program of research.]
Over the years, Linus Pauling forged close relationships with many of his graduate and doctoral students, offering guidance that, in numerous cases, changed the course of a student's career. During World War II, he fought particularly hard for two of his research assistants, Miyoshi Ikawa and Carol Ikeda. In both cases, Pauling's intervention prevented these colleagues from being forcibly interned. Instead, Ikawa and Ikeda each moved on to graduate studies and fruitful careers in science.
Miyoshi "Mike" Ikawa was born in California in 1919 to first generation immigrant parents. He pursued undergraduate studies at Caltech, where he was a member of the Chemistry Club and Tau Beta Pi, and competed on the Fleming House wrestling team. When he graduated in 1941, he was already working in Pauling's lab, preparing compounds and helping with the first three serological papers. Pauling subsequently served as his graduate advisor.
Carol Ikeda came to Caltech from Texas in 1939, having started his education at Paris Junior College in Texas. He transferred to Caltech with the intent to study chemistry and become an organic chemist. At Caltech, he stood out among many other very bright students; Pauling described him as "one of the top men in the class." Not one to give compliments lightly, Pauling recognized Ikeda's potential not only from his performance in class, but also from his work in organic research labs on campus. Before Ikeda had even decided to continue onto graduate studies at Caltech, Pauling had recruited him for the serological project as an assistant in the Immunochemistry department. Indeed, it is especially noteworthy that Ikeda and Ikawa both are listed as co-authors for Pauling's first three serological papers, given that the first two papers were published while Ikeda and Ikawa were still undergraduates.
Up until World War II, it appeared that Ikawa and Ikeda were each moving well down the path toward successful careers in immunology, organic chemistry, or biochemistry. This all changed when President Franklin Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066 and declared Pasadena to be a military zone.
Even before the attack on Pearl Harbor, U.S. citizens of Japanese descent faced discrimination on the basis of race as well as suspicions that they would prove more loyal to Japan than to the United States even if they were second- or third-generation citizens. Acutely aware of the mounting tension faced by American-born Japanese, Pauling was determined to support students bearing this burden and to make sure that they could find positions at Caltech for which they were suitably qualified.
Pauling was likewise clear in his understanding that other universities did not share his point of view. In the recommendations that he wrote, he provided full disclosure and acknowledged potential discomforts regarding race, an issue that many administrators would have preferred be left unacknowledged. In one particular reply to a request for recommendations, Pauling wrote
…the two best men scholastically in our graduating class are American born Japanese, Ikawa, and Ikeda. Although one of them has, I think, a satisfactory personality for teaching work, I doubt that you would be interested in appointing him because of his racial handicap.
Some universities responded positively to recommendations of this sort; the University of Iowa, for one, confirmed that race wouldn't be a problem at all. Rather, Pauling's Iowa contact assured that the institution shared Pauling's stance and was committed to considering the qualifications of their applicants regardless of race. The reply went on to state,
While we have not had any American-born Japanese on our teaching staff, I see no reason why they would not get along satisfactorily, if they have the necessary intelligence and ability.
Ikawa and Ikeda had been working on the serological project for more than a year when Pasadena was declared a military zone. Cognizant of the need to help his assistants relocate to a safer area, Pauling had a relatively easy time finding Ikawa a position as a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin, where he worked under Karl Paul Link. This move ultimately changed the course of Ikawa's career. Before receiving his doctorate, Ikawa, along with Link and Mark A. Stahmann, synthesized warfarin and obtained a patent for it to be used as a rat poison. By 1950, warfarin (now commonly referred to as Coumadin) was being used to treat blood-clotting disorders such as thrombosis, because it was a strong anticoagulant. It still serves this purpose today.
With the war over, Ikawa was free to return to the West Coast, where he conducted postdoctoral research at Caltech and UC-Berkeley, before moving on to the University of Texas. In the early 1960s, he settled down and became a professor at the University of New Hampshire, where he began focusing on marine biotoxins. In 1972, he and his colleagues established the Paralytic Shellfish Monitoring Program for the state of Maine, a course of action that followed the first evidence of a red tide in the southern Gulf of Maine. Ikawa taught at the University of New Hampshire for twenty years and then spent most of his later career advising technical panels and partaking in peer review committees for federal research grants. He passed away in 2006.
Pauling had a harder time finding a position for Ikeda. In February 1942, shortly after Roosevelt released his executive order, Pauling sent a letter to Robert Millikan – the chairman of the Caltech Executive Council – about Ikeda's progress and position. In this, Pauling tried to make the case that, while his serological research wasn't directly related to defense work, its results could be valuable for their medical application. He also pointed out that finding someone as competent as Ikeda to continue these studies would be nearly impossible.
As it turned out, this approach backfired for Pauling, because so many people were nervous about having American-born Japanese involved in any war effort. Consequently, Millikan asked Pauling to vouch for Ikeda's loyalty in order to allow Ikeda to continue "to undertake, under special arrangement, research work which may involve defense matters." Pauling vouched for Ikeda's work, but hesitated to comment on his loyalty, because he felt that someone with a more personal working relationship with Ikeda could give a better answer. He also suggested that Ikeda could be transferred to a teaching position if the issue of loyalty could not be resolved to Millikan's satisfaction.
As Millikan deliberated, Pauling began to feel that Caltech might not be the best environment for Ikeda, even if he was transferred to a teaching position. In short order, Pauling contacted Michael Heidelberger, a faculty member at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. In doing so, Pauling offered Heidelberger a quid pro quo of sorts, suggesting that Heidelberger accept Ikeda into his program at Columbia in exchange for Pauling hosting one of Heidelberger's researchers in Pasadena. This plan broke down when the Columbia researcher that Pauling had in mind wrote back to say that he could not accept an appointment at Caltech and that he wished to stay on at Columbia instead.
The situation was not improved much by Heidelberger's blasé attitude toward the internment camps. Recognizing that "wholly" patriotic people would be unjustly punished, Heidelberger remained unconvinced that there was much that he or Pauling could do to alleviate the issue, an opinion shared by many. As would later become the norm, Pauling stood out here as a lonely voice in the scientific community.
For Ikeda, things worked out at the last minute. In April 1942, just two weeks before Ikeda was assigned to report to a camp, Pauling managed to find him a graduate position at the University of Nebraska, where he completed his Ph.D. in 1945. In 1947, Ikeda accepted an offer of employment from DuPont in Delaware, and then later moved within the company to Philadelphia. In 1962, he received a patent for a resinous coating material that he developed while working for DuPont. He passed away in Phoenix, Arizona in 1996, having enjoyed a successful life and career.
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[The serological properties of simple substances – part 4 of 6]
By the Spring of 1946, having published no fewer than twelve articles – over a little more than three years – on the serological properties of simple substances, Linus Pauling's busy life began to get in the way of continued advancement of his research program. Perhaps chief among competing interests was a separate fifteen-year joint research program, funded by a $300,000 grant, that Pauling and George W. Beadle, the head of Biology at Caltech, were in the midst of setting up.
Pauling had also returned to studies of sickle cell anemia with the arrival of Dr. Harvey Itano in the fall of 1946. He was likewise engaged with new inquiries in inorganic chemistry that reached a crescendo with a famous article, "Atomic Radii and Interatomic Distances in Metals," published in March 1947. From there, the dawn of 1948 saw Pauling moving to England, where he served as George Eastman Professor at Oxford University. Not long after, he received the Presidential Award for Merit for work done during World War II. Clearly there was much going on in Pauling's world.
Nonetheless, consequential progress continued to be made in the serological program with the thirteenth paper – an important one – coming into print in April 1948, while Pauling was still in England. This article, written by Pauling along with David Pressman and John Bryden, marked a continuation of the precipitation experiments that had been carried out in the previous two papers, but this time with a different antiserum and antigen substitute. The Paper XIII experiments determined that antibodies are rigid and cannot change shape to bond to a different antigen.
Significantly, these data also confirmed that structural complementarity was responsible for the reaction's specificity, affirming Pauling's early notions of a "hand in glove" fit. Furthermore, the paper's findings established that the principal forces involved in the complementary bonds were Van der Waals interactions – very weak bonds induced by sheer proximity. In short, the experiments verified the importance of intermolecular interaction in the specificity of serological reactions, a significant breakthrough.
With Pauling now having returned stateside, the year 1949 saw the publication of the final two serological articles, one released in January and another during the summer. Paper XIV, written by Pauling and Arthur Pardee, was fashioned as a response of sorts to disagreements that had been expressed by other scientists concerning Pauling's interpretations of his experimental results.
The paper specifically focused on experiments utilizing simple antigens and purified antibodies, rather than the antisera that Pauling had been using. These trials found that, although the behavior of simple antigens was different when matched with purified antibodies rather than antisera, "…the earlier work, carried out with serum, is presumably reliable." In making this statement, Pauling and Pardee cited the non-specific combination of dye molecules along with other components of the serum for past results that had varied slightly.
The last article in the serological properties series, Paper XV, appeared in the Journal of the American Chemical Society in August 1949; Pauling and Pressman were its authors. The article detailed the results of experiments using an antiserum with two or more positive charges. This experimental set-up, Pauling hoped, would allow him to determine the difference in combining power between antibodies containing only one negative charge as well as those containing two negative charges. The duo discovered that the antibody would only combine strongly with antigens that contained two negatively charged groups in specific positions. From this, Pauling concluded that the attraction between the negative charges of the antigen and the positive charges of the antibody are very strong.
After completing the fifteenth paper, Pauling largely left immunology behind in favor of the work that he and Itano were doing on sickle cell anemia. In 1950 and 1951, Pauling and several collaborators also published multiple articles delineating protein structures. In addition, it was during this time that Pauling began to really ramp up his peace work, delivering more and more lectures on the topic as the years went by.
The fifteen articles that comprise Pauling's serological properties series were published over a span of seven years. During that period, Pauling worked with twelve collaborators, several of whom were graduate students. By the conclusion the project, hundreds of experiments, using dozens of compounds, had been run.
Particularly given the fact that he lacked any sort of formal background in immunology, the massive impact that Pauling made on the field is truly impressive. By the time that he moved on to other topics, Pauling's work had served to raise the level of immunological knowledge by orders of magnitude. He is credited now with having discerned a relatively complete understanding of both antibody structure as well as the reaction mechanics underlying the interplay between antigens and antibodies. He also applied the vast collection of data that he had compiled to develop a theory of antibody formation. Of this, biographer Tom Hager wrote
For fifteen years…until a new, more powerful theory of antibody formation was put forward, Pauling's idea led the field. His antibody work again expanded his growing reputation as a master of many fields.
Pauling himself believed that this work had solved "the general problem of the nature of specific biological forces" and that this understanding would "permit a more effective attack on the many problems of biology and medicine."
Indeed, Pauling's work with antibodies was influential even outside of the field of immunology. In 1990, journalist Nancy Touchette declared, "In his 1946 paper ["Molecular Architecture and Biological Reactions"], Pauling prophesied about the future of biology and medicine and why understanding the nature of complementarity is so important to the future of the field." Five years later, at a Pauling symposium held at Oregon State University just a few months after Pauling's death, molecular biologist Francis Crick stated flatly that Pauling "was one of the founders of molecular biology." Once again, Linus Pauling had revolutionized a scientific field while following his curiosity and intuition.
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Vanessa Beeley
On Friday, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Speaking to Radio Sputnik, journalist Vanessa Beeley said that this was an excellent demonstration of truth spoken to power, and of the failure of the effort to award the Prize to the White Helmets, a "US deep state, UK intelligence operation inside Syria."
"I think today is an extraordinary day," Beeley said, commenting on the Nobel Committee's decision. It's "a day when we've seen a true demonstration of truth to power – the force of public opinion, actually, [stopping] a process to give the Nobel Prize to what is fundamentally a…US deep state [and] UK intelligence operation inside Syria."
'Syria Civil Defense', otherwise known as the White Helmets, is known for their rescue work in militant-controlled areas in Syria. Said to have saved thousands of people, the group has been criticized for its alleged role as a Western-funded propaganda tool, and for direct links to Western intelligence and jihadist terrorist groups. Beeley, a journalist-turned expert on the group, who actually visited Syria to thoroughly investigate its operations, began by pointing out that the organization's funding (conservatively estimated to be around $100 million
Accordingly, in her view, this group "cannot be considered anything other than an extension of the propaganda and the actual proxy war inside Syria; they are an infiltration agent for the US coalition inside Syria."
Commenting on the group's shady links with British and US intelligence, as well as its members' dual role as 'rescuers by day and jihadists by night', the journalist stressed that she believes that "history will show that the White Helmets is one of the most insidious and destructive of the propaganda campaigns that has been running inside Syria."
Remarkable #Syrian terrorists: Emergency Crew #WhiteHelmets double as militant fighters. Doctors equally skilled with MANPADS. pic.twitter.com/xc6Ozo00JD
— EarthRumble (@SeaH2ONymph) October 6, 2016
Beeley further explained that the group "was created in 2013 by James Le Mesurier, fundamentally a British mercenary…This guy moves in the circles that are connected to the mercenary outfit known as Blackwater, now called Academi. Blackwater was paid by both President Bush and President Obama to work officially as a CIA assassination 'outreach' organization; in other words, they carried out the assassinations that the CIA did not want to get involved in to distance these assassinations from the US government."
"That is extensively documented, and James Le Mesurier has very strong connections back to that quarter – back to organizations that set up these private security firms, specifically to carry out 'outreach' operations on behalf of their governments. And that is very much the role that he has played with the White Helmets." What's more, Beeley noted, "if we look at the White Helmets themselves, they are embedded exclusively in al-Nusra and ISIS [Daesh] controlled areas; even if there are other associated brigades of terrorists in those areas, it's Nusra and ISIS that take control."
Another proof about neutrality of Syrian White Helmets with islamists https://t.co/RmLSTtsS0y
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The journalist stressed that "we have specific video and photographic evidence of the White Helmets not only supporting these groups in their effort to overthrow the Syrian government…but we also see video evidence, for example, of them facilitating executions in northern Aleppo, or attacking Nusra prisoners in Idlib. There is extensive video footage and photographic evidence of them behaving certainly not in the way that you would expect from a first responder unit."
Having paid a visit to Syria's official civil defense organization (Syria Civil Defense) for herself to get to know conditions on the ground last month, Beeley suggested that she is convinced that the White Helmets are really an attempt "to eradicate the Syrian state and Syrian state institutions and to replace them with what is fundamentally a fabricated, intelligence shadow state." Unfortunately, she noted, "the White Helmets are doing this very effectively."
Read about the REAL Syrian Civil Defense (and the fake U.S.-UK front group the White Helmets) v @VanessaBeeley https://t.co/SYMfQehlKU pic.twitter.com/dLUYGC6s87
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People in Western countries "only know about the White Helmets as being the Syrian civil defense; that's palpably untrue; they've taken the identity of the real Syrian Civil Defense and manipulated it via propaganda, the media, think tanks and NGOs so that they become in people's minds the solitary and exclusive first responder unit inside Syria – that is untrue."
Speaking to members of the country's official rescue services, Beeley recalled that she told that when militants overran cities such as Aleppo and Idlib, they "massacred crew members, stole equipment, and then from among these terrorists emerged the White Helmets." Accordingly, the journalist noted, "while we cannot say they are terrorists, I would say they're very strongly linked to terrorists; they act as a terrorist support group, and they have facilitated terrorist criminal acts within Syria."
Ultimately, the journalist reiterated that she was very happy with today's Nobel Prize result, in spite of the widespread effort by the mainstream media and celebrity endorsements to grant the prize to the White Helmets. "Today's result is extraordinary, because it actually shows that even with all of this propulsion behind [the White Helmets] (celebrity, governmental, media promotion and public support), it's failed…
This is an extraordinary result. I was almost not expecting it. What it's done now is give credibility to all those to those who were questioning what they were doing in Syria –who were questioning aspects of their operation. It's a huge positive. For me, it's proof of there still being the existence of truth to power," Beeley concluded.
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CrossTalk: 'White Helmets, Really?' with Vanessa Beeley, Eva Bartlett & Patrick Henningsen
Report by Patrick Henningsen
AN INTRODUCTION: Smart Power & The Human Rights Industrial Complex
Open Letter by Vanessa Beeley
White Helmets Campaign for War NOT Peace – Retract RLA & Nobel Peace Prize Nominations
Original investigative report:
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Staged Rescue Videos
(VIDEO) White Helmets: Miraculous 'Rag Doll Rescue'
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The Las Vegas Big Smoke this past weekend reminded me of one of the enduring realities of being a cigar smoker. There is a huge community of us. And, it seems that everyone experiences our hobby, or passion—however you prefer to describe it—in much the same way. We have a lot like-minded folks out there who revel in the camaraderie that comes with a fine hand-rolled cigar.
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