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Many Linux users are not likely to be familiar with nuclear medicine, but it plays a major part in the medical field today. I am a physician and will describe my experience with Linux in the Nuclear Medicine Department of Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. I hope the information will be useful for novice Linux users (I was a novice two and a half years ago).
Before describing my Linux experience in nuclear medicine, I have to mention the background of medical-image standards including PACS, Interfile and DICOM. No standard existed among the image formats of different CT (computerized tomography), MR (magnetic resonance) and gamma camera vendors before 1985. After recognizing the need for standards to facilitate multi-vendor connectivity and PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System), the American College of Radiologists (ACR) and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) proposed the first standard ACR/NEMA 1.0 in 1985, ACR/NEMA 2.0 in 1988 and then ACR/NEMA 3.0 (well-known as DICOM 3.0).
DICOM 3.0 is the current standard, and almost all vendors implement DICOM 3.0 in their new product lines, although many other old image instruments are still not DICOM 3.0 compatible. Another standard format in the nuclear medicine field is Interfile. Like DICOM 3.0, Interfile is a specified file format, but, unlike DICOM 3.0, Interfile is not a communication protocol. The network protocol of DICOM 3.0 is built on top of TCP/IP, so DICOM clients can query/retrieve image data from a DICOM server and can also store image data on the server through the Internet if properly connected. Interfile is simply an interim file format of nuclear medicine. If nothing else, it proposed a standard for gamma camera vendors to follow, but what about the future? DICOM is the best way to go. If you have an interest in medical image formats, please refer to the Medical Image Format FAQ (http://idt.net/~dclunie/medical-image-faq/html/index.html), maintained by David Clunie, M.D., for further information.
In the Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine department, after intravenous injection or oral ingestion of radionuclides, patients are put under a gamma camera to have pictures taken. A gamma camera picks up gamma-rays emitted from the radionuclides to make up the images. There are many gamma camera vendors in the market. The following is a list of them and the operating systems they use:
Siemens: MacOS 7.x
Elscint: OS/2
GE, Picker, SMV, Toshiba and others: UNIX
Other: Proprietary OS (Some old gamma cameras such as GE Starcam, old Toshiba, et al.)
The network protocol for Macintosh is AppleTalk, for OS/2 it is NetBIOS and for UNIX it is TCP/IP. Due to the prevalence of the Internet, all operating systems used today also support TCP/IP. Network protocols for computers are used for communication in the same way language is used by people. Under the same network protocol, different computers can exchange data with one another.
Chung Gung Memorial Hospital, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, is a medical center with more than 1,000 beds. One IP address is assigned to the Nuclear Medicine Department. We have three gamma cameras. The oldest one is the GE STARCAM which uses a proprietary OS, one Siemens ICON triple-head gamma camera and one Elscint Varicam dual-head gamma camera. The Elscint Varicam is a brand new gamma camera, installed before I left the hospital.
After learning about Linux two and a half years ago, I realized it would be the perfect server for gamma cameras. Since Linux is a UNIX clone, it offers TCP/IP networking. In addition, Netatalk (AppleTalk protocol for UNIX) allows Linux directories to be mounted by Macintosh, and SAMBA (SMB is NetBIOS over TCP/IP) allows OS/2, Windows 95 and Windows NT to use the services at Linux and vice versa. TCP/IP, AppleTalk and SMB (server message block) are all available in Linux; thus, Linux can communicate with all gamma camera computers except some old and proprietary ones. I will describe later how to solve the problem of retrieving the image data from proprietary computer operating systems.
At the time I set up Linux as a PACS server for our Nuclear Medicine department, our Siemens ICON could export Interfile image files but didn't offer the DICOM function. The Elscint Varicam offered DICOM functions and the GE Starcam offered neither Interfile nor DICOM. Using the image translation software GAMMACON from MITA, the problems of the proprietary image file data were solved.
GAMMACON is a program that runs under the MS-DOS environment. It reads and writes different proprietary, Interfile and DICOM image files to and from 8-inch, 5.25-inch or 3.5-inch diskettes and the network or hard disk. GAMMACON uses a security hardware key attached to the PC printer port to prevent software piracy. After modifying the configuration file of the Linux DOS Emulator, GAMMACON runs smoothly under Linux. Combined with the network capacities of Linux, we could translate the GE Starcam image files archived on 3.5-inch floppy disks into Interfile, and then process them on the Siemens ICON or the Elscint Varicam. Due to the limitations of GAMMACON, only one program could be run at a time. The security hardware key is locked by GAMMACON. After the needed programs are installed, Siemens ICON could easily mount the Linux shared directories from the CHOOSER via Netatalk. Elscint Varicam OS/2 could also mount the Linux shared directories as a network disk (via SAMBA). For other gamma cameras that use UNIX, such as Picker or ADAC, mounting the directories via NFS is routine work.
To read the GE Starcam files off-line, I could bring the floppy disks from the GE Starcam to Linux, then use GAMMACON to translate the GE Starcam files into Interfile, DICOM or GIF format. It sounds perfect. Even for gamma cameras that are not DICOM compatible, we still offer a convenient way to solve the image file exchanges in nuclear medicine by using the specific functions of the software from different vendors to process the images. Before I left Chung Gung Memorial Hospital last year, I worked on the DICOM Query/Retrieve (DICOM client) function on Linux—a hard job for me, since I have no programming background. The Swansea University in Wales offers the DICOM server service on Linux; perhaps others do too.
Finished? No, I mentioned earlier that one IP address is assigned to our Nuclear Medicine department. I installed two NE2000 compatible cards in this Linux PC PACS server and recompiled the Linux kernel to enable the IP masquerade function. One network card is used with the IP address we were assigned and the other network card is assigned to an internal network address. All the gamma camera computers, the Macintoshes and the Windows 95 PCs in our office belong to the internal network and can access the Internet seamlessly through the Linux IP masquerade. The Linux IP masquerade forms a firewall to prevent invasion from the Internet. The limitation of one IP address is no longer present.
Combined with the Apache WWW server and mSQL, we use the GIF-format nuclear medicine images converted from GAMMACON to make all the diagnostic reports available as HTML documents available to the registered medical doctors.
Hylafax is a free fax server for Linux, and it also supports many other operating systems such as Macintosh and MS Windows. Several colleagues of mine are quite happy with Hylafax, since they can easily send a fax from their PCs. You may wonder why I didn't mention DNS or a mail server. Our hospital set a proxy server to allow only the WWW browser to access the external world and prevent hacker destruction, so we must exclusively use the mail server offered by our hospital. They set the proxy and mail server to the same SUN Ultra SPARC.
Is Linux difficult? No. Take me as an example. I was a total computer newbie two and a half years ago, and yet I used Linux in my daily work. I am sure others could do the same. I would like to thank all of the people who devote their efforts to Linux and free software.
The author, Cheng-Ta Wu was a nuclear physician and is now in general practice at Feng Shan, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan. He lives with his parents, two brothers and a dog. He is interested in traveling, music and swimming. If you come across him while he is traveling, please mention you are a Linux user. He can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
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Thanks for this great article. Cheng-Ta, before to leave you worked on the Dicom services on Linux, could you indicate, if you was successfull ? or did you use the DICOM solution provide by the Swansea University ?
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Supersoft, comfy faux sherpa is tons of fun for kids to sink into, whether they're relaxing together with the family or daydreaming off on their own.
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Anyone who doesn't believe in fairy tales should meet Anna-Marie Goddard. Ten years ago, our 40th Anniversary Playmate was not smiling from the pages of a glossy magazine. She was minding cattle in the barn behind her home in Ysbrechtum, Holland, population 300. Those cows used to peer through the windows of the house each morning, waiting for the girl who milked them to wake. And young Anna-Marie, then 13, didn't mind. She lived in Friesland, a northern province of the Netherlands, not a thrill-a-minute Amsterdam. Anna-Marie knew about faraway places, of course. She loved American movies and joked to her mother about getting married in Las Vegas someday. But Frisians tend to stay in Friesland, a place so suspicious of the wider world that its legendary hero was Grûtte Pier, a Teuton who chopped the heads off outsiders who dared to venture north. "Even today most Frisians aren't very cosmopolitan," says the one who this month becomes the most famous Ysbrechtumian ever. "I don't know why I was different, but I was. And it was always cloudy in Friesland. It rained all the time, and the people were so conservative. I had to get out, to see more of the world." Anna-Marie sent her picture to a Belgian fashion magazine when she turned 17 and her career was launched. A little scared, she took a train to Ghent, Belgium, then moved on to modeling jobs in Madrid, Milan and Munich. In Munich she met American screenwriter and model Collin Goddard. It was - what else? - "love at first sight," says Anna-Marie. So they ran off to get married. Where? "In Las Vegas, at a place called the Little Chapel of the West. My mother couldn't believe it. My joke had come true." Living happily thereafter in a house overlooking the Pacific in southern California, and working throughout the world, she caught the eye of Playboy's West Coast Photo Editor, Marilyn Grabowski. Anna-Marie's test shots convinced us that this no-longer-provincial Dutch girl was something special. Perhaps her European roots made her seem utterly, naturally, sensual. "We are not so uncomfortable about sex as you are in America," Anna-Marie says, smiling. "Europeans are more open. Even in conservative Friesland, people don't worry about nudity and sex. And because we're a more sexually free society, there's not this kind of crazy curiosity. Even as kids, we know all about sex, so it seems normal to us. A teenage girl goes to the doctor and gets birth control pills. That's what I did when I was 16. That doesn't mean you have to jump in bed with a boy right away." We saw the uninhibited Anna-Marie as someone who was extraordinary enough to be even more than Playmate of the Month. As our 40th Anniversary Playmate, a title she "hoped for so hard I was staying up nights thinking about it," Anna-Marie Goddard represents the Playboy ideal. "I am honored and excited," she says. So is her mother back home. Mom's reaction to the news that her daughter would pose for Playboy was, "Did you get to meet Hugh Hefner?" The proud daughter responded, "Yes, and he says hello."
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I approached the fourth episode of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead with all the caution of an unarmed man creeping past a mob of walkers. The last episode left me genuinely, emotionally drained in the wake of its numerous tragedies that left my small band of survivors even smaller than before and any sense of hope dashed to the ground. It's the sort of doomsday writing that makes me crawl into a bottle.
Episode 4—Around Every Corner, mercifully, keeps its body count relatively low this time around, replaced by a much deeper, darker sadness. This episode was written by Gary Whitta, who also penned the post-apocalyptic The Book of Eli, and Episode 4's script reflects that movies tonal qualities at times. After the loss of 4 party members during the course of Episode 3 (at least in my playthrough), what's left of the group now seems more hardened and emotionally detached. The once-passionate Kenny has been almost reduced to a zombie himself, shuffling towards Savannah and the promise of a boat to allow the party to escape the mainland. Lee is also deadened by the game's events, to the point that finding the corpse of a party member elicits little more than a passing grunt. Even the wide-eyed child Clementine seems more cynical and focused on finding her parents, no matter what the cost. These are people that have become jaded and desensitized in the wake of the zombie apocalypse, and Whitta's writing captures it beautifully, positively dripping at times with the sadness of each character's loss.
Much like previous chapters in the game, there is also the true element of danger in the form of other people as well as the walkers. This time, there's the threat of Crawford, an exclusionist colony of survivors who practice their own form of Darwinism, and they lurk just out of sight like a bogeyman. There's an obvious parallel to the comics in Crawford's brief inclusion, and it serves as a reminder that mankind is just as much of a threat as the walkers.
There are also a few standout scenes that, again, hint at greater depth than the main brunt of the game. There's on particularly agonizing scene in the attic of an abandoned house that gave me pause before I made my decision (and it wasn't a popular one, according to the end game statistics), and the ending of this chapter that, sadly, reminded me that this is indeed the second to last chapter and the story is coming to its natural end.
This is The Walking Dead's strongest point: I've never been so sorry to see the end of a game coming, and this penultimate episode lays down the groundwork for the final chapter. I've become quite fond of my little band of survivors over the course of these 4 episodes (more than I can say for some people on the TV series…Lori) and knowing that the next episode will be the last is bittersweet indeed. Sure, it's more of the same fantastic writing that we've been spoiled by over the last four episodes, but it will all be over soon.
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WATERVILLE, Maine --- Alyssa Lepore (Victor, N.Y.) moved within one hit away from 100 for her career with five hits for the Colby College softball team in 4-1 and 9-5 setbacks to Bowdoin College on Saturday at Crafts Field in the first home games of the season for the Mules.
Lepore had two hits in each game, belting her 29th career double in the opener and then smacking her eighth career homer in the nightcap. Lepore, an All-NESCAC selection last year, is hitting .351 this season.
Kara Nilan (Pittsfield, Mass.) won for the second consecutive day and fellow hurler Melissa DellaTorre (Scarborough, Maine) also earned a pitching win for Bowdoin.
Nilan stranded 11 Colby runners on base in the opener and helped her own cause with two runs scored, one hit, and one walk. She scored the first run of the game on a sacrifice fly by Amy Hackett (Bangor, Maine) in the third inning.
The Polar Bears (11-13 overall, 4-2 NESCAC East) added another lone run in the sixth inning on a sacrifice fly by Hanna Wurgaft (Montclair, N.J.). Bowdoin added two unearned runs in the seventh inning on a two-run single by Toni DaCampo (Woburn, Mass.).
The Mules (3-10, 0-3) had their lone run in the bottom of the sixth inning when Lindsay Peterson led off with a double and later scored on Katie Graichen's RBI single. Graichen leads Colby in batting average at .421.
In the second game, Hackett belted a homer, had one single, and walked twice. She scored three times and drove in a pair as the Polar Bears scored all nine of their runs in the first four innings. DaCampo went 3-for-3, scored twice, and had two RBI. Meanwhile, Nilan had three hits and scored two runs.
Lepore (Victor, N.Y.) had a three-run homer among her two hits to lead Colby in the nightcap. Graichen added two hits and two runs, while Barbara Santos (Topsfield, Mass.) and Lauren Becker (Falls Church, Va.) both had one hit and one run.
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Sleep Inn Sevierville Amenities
- General
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business amenities consist of a 24-hour business center, a meeting/conference room, and small meeting rooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. 2 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
- Free breakfast
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Computer station
- Meeting rooms
- One meeting room
- Number of floors - 3
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference center
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Free Wi-Fi
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Television in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Premium TV channels
- Microwave
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Sleep Inn Sevierville Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Pet deposit: USD 10.00 per night
- Additional Details
This property allows pets in specific rooms only. Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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|Excellent - 369 reviews
With a stay at Hilton Garden Inn Mystic/Groton in Groton, you'll be close to Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park and United States Coast Guard Academy. This hotel is within close proximity of Naval Submarine Base New London and The Submarine Force Library and Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 128 guestrooms featuring microwaves. Complimentary wire...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 369 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Close to the highway
The pool was for anybody less than 4 feet tall.. Very disappointing considering it has 4 stars
Excellent 10.0
The hotel seemed very new and clean with great amenities and lovely public spaces.Pretty good gym. Great breakfast for $5.
|Excellent - 264 reviews
The Holiday Inn-New London has expertly managed facilities and staff offering 100% guest satisfaction. Located just one mile off I-95 in New London, midway between Boston & New York, two blocks from the Amtrak Station, Orient Point, Long Island & Block Island Ferries, 15 minutes from the Groton-New London Airport, 45 minutes from T.F. Green Airport & Bradley...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 264 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Other rooms are very spacious and the entire hotel is clean and well maintained.
Excellent 9.0
Cleanliness and convenient location
Fan in room was very loud.Excellent--served the purpose.
|Okay - 567 reviews
Mystic Seaport & Groton Airport 5 miles Foxwoods Casino 20 miles Mohegan Sun Casino 15 miles Groton Submarine Base 3 miles Marinelife Aquarium, Sandy Beaches, Restaurants nearby 24 Hour Desk Elevator Guest Laundry Suites - Executive King, Single, Recliner Children 16 & Under Stay Free Free Super Start Breakfast All...
Overall Rating - Okay - 567 reviews
Poor 1.0
I booked a king size nonsmoking room, got a smoking room with two double beds. Front desk guy said since I booked through a third party they could not guarantee my requests. Hotel was full and room couldn't be changed.The hallway, and room had a very strong odor of stale smoke.The mattress and pillow were permeated with the smoke odor and there were cigarette burns on the blanket. Very nauseating and gross.
Okay 5.0
Originally stayed for four days in a decent, clean room on the second floor. I wound up checking back in to the hotel when my apartment was not ready. They gave me another room on the other side of the hotel, as I carried all of my things upstairs I opened the door and turned on the light only to find it was switched off and there was a something in the bed. When I finally fumbled my way to the light I saw the bed was a mess. They gave me another room on the first floor. Once I was completely settled in I realized the shower head was covered in mold and mildew. I stayed one night and checked out first thing in the morning. Overall the stay was absolutely not worth the money.
|Good - 92 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 92 reviews
|Excellent - 328 reviews
With a stay at Hampton Inn Groton/Mystic/New London in Groton, you'll be close to Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park and United States Coast Guard Academy. This hotel is within close proximity of New London Ferry Dock and Hygienic Art Gallery. Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves. Complimentary high-speed (wired...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 328 reviews
Good 7.0
The shower pressure was inadequate... Possibly due to the fact that only a tenth came through the shower head while most remained running through the faucet while in shower mode.
Good 8.0
The rooms are nice , bed are a little small . I booked queen size beds , they were a little small . Breakfast was great , try the waffles ! Enjoy .
|Okay - 702 reviews
When you stay at Flagship Inn And Suites in Groton, you'll be in the historical district and close to Naval Submarine Base New London and United States Coast Guard Academy. This motel is within close proximity of Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park and The Submarine Force Library and Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 57 air-conditioned rooms featu...
Overall Rating - Okay - 702 reviews
Good 8.0
good location; perfect for a quick stay and the price.
Poor 2.0
Location was good
A continental breakfast was advertised but wasn't offered. I asked the staff about it and was told they don't put it out during the week because they have to clean it up.I wouldn't recommend this hotel.
|Good - 171 reviews
Days Inn and Suites Groton Near the Casinos offers a home-like environment with our spacious suites. Several which includes a living room, kitchen, and 2 bedrooms. Easy On / Off access to I- 95, central between New York City and Boston. Located within minutes from Mohegan Sun Casino and Resort and Foxwood Resort and Casino. Beautiful outdoor pool. Free Wir...
Overall Rating - Good - 171 reviews
Okay 5.3
The staff
The place was dirty, smelled bad in the hallways and the room. Very dated. Dingy. Moldy. Smoky. Kind of scary.
Good 8.0
Good location, breakfast was good, staff pleasant
outdoor pool water was a bit chilly as it does not get a lot of sun behind the buildingSpacious room, clean
|Good - 973 reviews
Refresh at this Ramada Groton hotel near Americas maritime past at Mystic Seaport, beluga whales and penguins at the Mystic Aquarium, casinos, Crystal Mall, boutiques in downtown Mystic, and many local restaurants. After a day of business or leisure, relax at this hotel with complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary continental breakfast, heated...
Overall Rating - Good - 973 reviews
Okay 5.0
Seemed very old. Needs updating.Water stains on the ceiling, peeling wallpaper, bathroom light did not work, could smell mold.
Okay 5.0
the location was great-close to sub base,USS Nautilus,Bluff Point State Park,restruants,health clubs etc.....Just location,location,location,location was the best and easy to find. The girl behind desk was very nice and helpful but we blame the owners.
Ice machines not working, broken toilet that was told needed fixing but took 24hours to do, sheets not being changed when we left the card on bed to change,and most of all cards not working while trying o get in our room-even when we got new ones!!this has really gone down hill!! The owners hould really ix their hotel,a good update is needed-will NOT go back!!
|Excellent - 352 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 352 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Good breakfast, friendly staff, convenient location to casinos and RI beaches
Good 8.0
It was a very nice hotel and everyone was quite friendly.
Its not as close to Mystic as I was hoping, so we were constantly in the car.
|Good - 883 reviews
With Newly Renovated Rooms featuring Flat Screen Tvs, Red Roof Mystic New London is in a great location! Just 1 mile from the Coast Guard Academy and 3 miles from the Sub Base/Nautilus. Mystic Seaport is just 7 miles away. The Millstone Science Center, Mohegan Sun Casino and Foxwood's Casino are all a 15-25 minute drive. Conveniently located near I-95, th...
Overall Rating - Good - 883 reviews
Okay 5.0
Difficult to see office on entry to hotel, Lack of front desk service.
Excellent 10.0
I felt safe. The staff at the desk were friendly and helpful, very pleasant and accommodating.
|Excellent - 230 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 230 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Size of the room. That is was a suite. Nice to have a pantry with fridge.
Area for breakfast was very small. Hotel was booked out, so it was extremely crowded trying to get food.Staff was friendly. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Excellent value.
Good 7.0
The hotel was very clean and the bed very very comfortable
The front desk clerk did not go out of his way to write down directions for us he just rambled them. I don't know my way around the area. The pool was extremely small.
|Excellent - 889 reviews
Guestrooms include Hyatt Grand Beds, a 42 inch HDTV, comfortable furnishings and flexible work spaces. Complimentary amenities include a fitness center, business center, wireless internet access throughout the hotel and guestrooms and a Complimentary a.m. Kitchen Skillet, featuring freshly prepared breakfast sandwiches, waffles, French toast, pancakes and st...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 889 reviews
Good 7.0
Staff were very nice. Due to a computer issue we had to wait to check in and they gave the kids cookies and milk.
Breakfast closed early. Was closed at 9.Location very close to mystic seaport and aquarium.
Good 8.0
Great room. Spacious, well organized, nicely furnished.
Minor gripe with the brkfst on the 2nd (Sat) and 3rd (Sun) days. They had better offerings on Fri morning with great brkfst sandwiches and pastries. After that, things were noticeably slimmer. Also, around-the-clock coffee in the lobby would be nice.Nice overall. One design flaw: The bathroom door passes so close to the toilet that one must move out of its way to avoid a collision with the body when entering or leaving. An oddity for a place that seems so well designed.
|Good - 137 reviews
With a stay at Hilltop Inn in Niantic, you'll be near the beach and close to Cedar Ridge Golf Course and Childrens Museum of Southeastern Connecticut. This hotel is within the vicinity of McCook Point Beach and Waterford Speedbowl. Make yourself at home in one of the 90 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless...
Overall Rating - Good - 137 reviews
Poor 1.0
the outside
room dirty and shabbyeven after complaining about dirty bathroom, when we returned to room later in evening it was still dirty and faucet only had scalding hot water (no cold)
Poor 2.0
Not sure if it is new owners or not, but seem more interested in selling beads at front counter then taking care of guest. Mold all over the bathroom, drain in sink did not work had to fix it ourselves, drain in shower did not work, light fixture fell off wall when touched, and our truck got filled with empty beer bottles during the night. When the front desk was asked about this they said and I quote 'thats funny because that's our best room'. No offer to make it right. We have told people to stay there before, never again!!! Do not stay here there are about 10 hotels within a couple of minutes that will be much better then that.
|Okay - 65 reviews
Welcome to Rodeway Inn at Groton, conveniently located near Interstate 95 and Gold Star Memorial Bridge. Our property is designed to provide all of the conveniences of home away from home for both business and leisure travelers. The historic town of Groton is surrounded by many major attractions including Mystic Seaport, Mystic Aquarium, Submarine Force Muse...
Overall Rating - Okay - 65 reviews
Excellent 9.0
room was nice
noI felt that this hotel should be rated higher
Excellent 9.0
The staff were very professional and helpful.
NothingThe hotel is well located and the service was very good
|Excellent - 217 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 217 reviews
Excellent 8.3
The complimentary breakfast was extensive and the staff was diligent in keeping all of the offerings replenished. The suite was large and very comfortable. We would stay again in the future
Okay 6.0
The layout of the suites.
The front desk staff people were unpleasant.Great location with many attractions in close range.


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Corsicana — A listing of meetings and events of interest from throughout Navarro County.
July 6
The American Legion, Post 22, 632 N. Beaton St., will hold its monthly meeting at 1:30 p.m. at the post. All members and prospective members are invited to attend. For further information call (903) 874-3936 after 2 p.m. or Like us on Facebook (American Legion Post 22 Johnson-Wiggins).
Black Hills Cemetery Association will hold its annual Fund Raiser. One hundred percent of the monies raised at this event will cover the care and upkeep of the old Navarro County Black Hills Cemetery during the next 12 months. Please feel free to come join us for lunch and a few unique finds! The meeting will be held at Watkins Construction at the corner of Hillside Drive (South 15th Street) and I-45. Lunch will be served at 12 Noon (adults $6 and children $5) and an Auction will follow. You will be able to purchase handmade crafts, homemade pies, cakes and cookies. At this time, BHCA is also selling Raffle Tickets for a hand stitched king size quilt, numerous matching pillows and a framed quilted panel that matches the quilt. This quilt set was donated in memory of Linda Lee. Mrs. Lee and her friend, Wanda Meredith, spent many hours quilting. Every stitch on the quilt, panel and pillows were entirely hand-stitched. During the year, BHCA also sells the Black Hills Cemetery Cookbook, which can be bought at the Corsicana Vistior's Center, P & S Pharmacy on Main Street, or by calling one of the Directors at (903) 654-3369, (903) 872-5987 or (903) 875-4915.
The Chatfield Cemetery Association will hold its Annual Picnic and Barbecue on Saturday, July 6, 2013 at 12 noon at the Chatfield-Tupelo Community Center. Chatfield's own John Ellington will prepare barbecue with all the customary trimmings. Cost is $7 for adults. Children 4-12 will be half price. Children under 3 are free as are Seniors age 90 and above. In honor of the Bicentennial of the War of 1812, the Association will honor the only veteran of that war buried in Navarro County, Henry Griggs. War of 1812 re-enactors and Officials of the Society of the War of 1812 and other descendant organizations will assist. All proceeds will benefit the historic cemeteries at Chatfield maintained by the Association. If you or members of your family cannot attend, donations may be sent to Chatfield Cemetery Association, P. O. Box 45, Chatfield, Texas 75105. For more information, call (903) 654-2066.


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RALEIGH — A 30-year-old man was arrested Tuesday night and charged with having sex with a 14-year-old girl.
Christopher Robin Chandler of 2515-204 Overlook Village Club is charged with one count of statutory rape and one count of statutory sexual offense, according to court records. Raleigh police think the incident occurred May 19.
Chandler was held Wednesday at the Wake County jail in lieu of a $1.5 million bail.


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text: Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Chief Administrative Officer Miguel Santana are putting the final touches on the budget that the mayor will introduce to the City Council on Friday. All signs are that it will open a bruising debate, with the predictable calls for sacrifice to close a budget shortfall of more than $200 million. Layoffs seem a near-certainty, and the search for new revenue is an inescapable part of the solution.


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Welcome to "Hey, Mom and Dad"—a weekly feature where we ask our Facebook fans to share their views on parenting. Every week, we get the conversation started by taking a look back at a question we asked parents the week before on Patch Facebook pages from around the area.
Elections and the associated politics can be difficult for young minds to grasp. Still, it's hard to imagine last week's election went unnoticed by our country's young citizens and it's safe to bet they had some questions about the process.
That brings us to this week's question.
Did you discuss the election and how you voted with your children? Why or why not?
Take a look at what people had to say and join the conversation in the comments section.
Joanne Foley: Of course! I'd like to hear why parents would withhold that information. — Downers Grove Patch Facebook
Cheryl Krampitz: I did, because my five-year-old came home saying that she wanted the other guy to win. Unfortunately, she is not shy about telling strangers what I think about the other guy. — Downers Grove Patch Facebook
Siobhan Burke: Not only told them they canvassed and are taking personal responsibility for two wins in Congress. — Burr Ridge Patch Facebook
Lori Janu-Chossek: Of course, if you can't talk to your own children then something is , in my opinion seriously wrong. Family members don't have to agree but what a missed opportunity to find out , and perhaps shape what values are really important. — Oak Park Patch Facebook
Amanda Anthony Alford: I did, and I took them to the polling place with me! My oldest watched most of the results with me and was tracking the electoral college numbers in her spiral notebook ;) — Oak Park Patch Facebook
Heidi Delis: my almost 8 year old had her own opinions and debated with all of us in the house (we were a divided house) she was so for her vote that when she went trick or treating if there was a sign for the other she wouldn't go to the house. Trying to explain how the electoral votes go has been a challenge still. — Darien Patch Facebook
Andrew Meyer: Of course we told them! Our 4 year old is most concerned with what "the guy that lost" will do now. — Darien Patch Facebook
Lynnie Ley my kids told their kids. they were all excited to participate. it came up in my daycare, as the kids told me who they 'voted' for at school. since we all voted for the same guy, i shared my vote choice with them. — Darien Patch Facebook


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Science Bowl finals: McCallie vs. Oak Ridge
The pressure was on Saturday afternoon, and Oak Ridge High School (Team 1) came through in the clutch in the Tennessee Science Bowl finals match versus McCallie School of Chattanooga. It was the third year in a row that a team from Oak Ridge won the state science competition. In the photo at left (from left) are Grace Prazniak, Tony Zhuang, Ryan Liu, and Leon Zhang.


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SEATTLE – The Storm traded the rights to the seventh overall draft pick, UConn's Bria Hartley, and forward Tianna Hawkins to the Washington Mystics in exchange for Crystal Langhorne.
"Today has been very successful," said head coach and general manager Brian Agler. "You want each draft to be productive, and the opportunity to acquire Crystal; it couldn't have been better for us. She will fill a big hole for us. She is effective, productive and consistent - a proven player in the league."
Langhorne was selected sixth overall in the 2008 WNBA Draft by the Washington. The 6-2 forward from Maryland has career averages of 12.9 points per game and 7.1 rebounds per game, shooting 56% from the field. Langhorne averaged a career-high 18.2 points per game in the 2013 campaign.
"I'm excited about the new opportunity! Seattle has great fans and a great organization, coaches and players and I'm excited to be joining them," said Langhorne. "I can't wait to meet the Storm Crazies and to contribute to the team the best I can."
With their second pick, the Storm selected 6-4 Michelle Plouffe after a strong senior season at Utah. She averaged 18.4 points and 10.4 rebounds per game. She ranked second in the Pac-12 with 3.5 steals per game, and ended her career with 2,100 points and a school-record 1,115 rebounds, one of three Utes to finish their career with 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds.
"I'm still in shock but just so excited," said Plouffe. "I feel so blessed and it felt real when I got to talk to the coaches and staff and hear them say that I'm actually in, so I'm really excited."
Mikaela Ruef will be the seventh graduate of Stanford to wear a Storm uniform. Katy Steding (2001), Sonja Henning (2000-02), Kate Paye (2002), Charmin Smith (2000-01) and Kate Starbird (2002) and Joslyn Tinkle (2013-present) are the others.
"I'm so excited to have the opportunity to join the Storm," said Ruef. "The team has a prestigious winning tradition and a strong fan base. Being drafted is a dream come true and I can't stop smiling."
Ruef enjoyed a career year in 2013-14, being named All-Pac-12 honorable mention while averaging career highs of 7.1 points, 9.3 rebounds (fifth in the Pac-12) and 3.2 assists per game.
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Beginning late yesterday afternoon, the second of two storms to hit the Sound Shore blanketed the area with several inches of snow, making the commute home a slippery and messy proposition. Although the snow fell steadily without leaving its mark at first, by the time night fell, it had already accumulated a few inches.
The snow is predicted to turn into rain this morning, again, making for a messy commute by train, bus or car.
As of last night, there was no announcement that Mamaroneck or Rye Neck schools would be canceled for today.
The following is an update of the status of Post-Sandy recovery in the Village of Mamaroneck from officials:
The village is still in a state of emergency, which will continue until all residents have their electricity restored.
Weather (source is the National Weather Service):
Thursday - Rain likely, mainly before 7 a.m. Cloudy, with a high near 45. Breezy, with a north wind 18 to 22 mph, with gusts as high as 38 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60 percent. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.
Thursday Night - Cloudy during the early evening, then gradual clearing, with a low around 35. Northwest wind around 18 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.
Friday - Sunny, with a high near 55. Northwest wind 10 to 14 mph.
Friday Night - Partly cloudy, with a low around 42.
Saturday - Mostly sunny, with a high near 58.
Water Pipe Safety tips:
Unfortunately there are still areas of the Village of Mamaroneck that have not yet had their power restored. There are growing concerns about the risk of frozen pipes around the village, as Con Edison continues their efforts to restore electricity around the village and the region.
There is no risk of a frozen pipe as long as the temperature in the house or structure is over 32°F. One of the easiest ways to address this concern is to open a faucet and allow it to drip. If the water continues to move and is not stationary, it reduces the risk that the pipes will freeze.
Electricity Restoration efforts:
Everyone should be aware that electricity restoration efforts are continuing. While the village's numbers of Con Edison customer accounts without electricity dropped to close to 700 today because of weaknesses in the system, some repaired points failed which pushed our outage numbers back above 1,000 Con Edison customer accounts.
We are aware of the continuing outages and are re-submitting them daily to Con Edison. I spoke about many of them to our municipal liaisons and re-filed them on our outage sheets.
However, the single most important thing at this point is for all residents to call the Con Edison Customer Service hotline, at 800-752-6633 (1-800-75-CONED) if your electricity is still out.


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Will You Be 'The King Of Tampa Bay Sports?'
The Tampa Bay Sports Commission is holding a raffle to crown someone King of Tampa Bay Sports! If you win, you will get tickets to every sporting event Tampa Bay has to offer... Buccaneers, Rays, Lightning, Storm, Rowdies, USF sports, Tampa Bay Downs, Outback Bowl and the 2014 Honda Grand Prix. The proceeds from the raffle help Tampa Bay area youth by providing many youth sporting programs. For more information and to participate in the raffle click here.


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Phoenix Staff Reports
Make it eight in a row for Muskogee.
Led by Kelsey McClure's 25 points and a solid team defensive effort, the Lady Roughers notched their second blowout win in as many contests Friday in the John Nobles Invitational Tournament, defeating Lawton Eisenhower 73-52.
The win for the No. 6 team in the Okrankings Class 6A coaches poll against the No. 12 squad comes on the heels of Thursday's 71-33 win over Moore. Muskogee will play No. 4 Southmoore at 7 p.m. in tonight's finals, seeking its third tournament championship of the year to go with the Tahlequah Tiger Invitational and the Bedouin Shrine Classic.
"We went in with a mission and played like it for four quarters," MHS coach Doyle Rowland said, his squad now 13-2. "We came up with a real good defense with a zone to deal with their 6-1 and 5-10 girls at the 4 and 5 spots. Aerious King played outstanding for Sydni Carter."
King was summoned when Carter went down with an ankle injury against Moore and was one of the inside defenders Friday. But she wasn't alone.
"Alexus Wilson played some of the best defense I've seen her play here," Rowland said. "Kelsey ran the offense and when those two are playing with the chemistry they had, they're something to watch. They both really did a good job putting pressure on their guards up front."
Wilson contributed 15 points on the other end of the floor. Mari Jackson had another double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
"I think we played the third best team on the west side today and tomorrow we go after the No. 2 team in the west," Rowland said.
It will also mark the first championship in this tournament for Muskogee should it win.
Muskogee 51, Star Spencer 41
Tramal Ivy and Anthony King both doubled up and double-downed Star Spencer in the consolation semifinals at Carl Albert High's Titan Invitational in Midwest City.
Ivy had 19 points and 11 rebounds and King 16 points and 11 rebounds as the Roughers built a 14-8 lead after one quarter, then up three going into the fourth, sealed it with a 12-5 run over the final eight minutes. King was 5-of-6 from the free-throw line in that frame.
"They played with energy and we're starting to figure out how to finish better," said MHS coach Josh Berry.
David Beasley had 10 points and five assists. Javare Reed had six rebounds and three blocks.
Berry is using the road trip and hotel stay to build team chemistry.
"I think it's working," he said. "As soon as we got here we took away everybody's cell phone and said they could have it for one hour each day. We wanted to control their focus."
Muskogee (7-8) plays Millwood in the consolation finals today at 2:30 p.m.


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Ever wonder how you can get your art on a TeeFury shirt? The first step is to email a curator :) -
28 Comments
PsychoPickle said 272 weeks agoIm so buying it
lulu88d said 272 weeks agooh man i wanted to be 1st! lol
Mr. Sweet N Awful said 272 weeks agolove it, just don't know how I'd look in powder blue...
lulu88d said 272 weeks agoIt's Cool but im not into wearing fish but i really like the side designs!
illegallydead said 272 weeks agohmmm.... a bit too chaotic for me. Colors aren't my fav. either. The side art is way better, IMO. And I do believe that the cross/clovers shirt was the awesome shirt I saw on here when I started following this stuff.
Congrats on getting another printed at the least, but I'm not a big fan of it...
kxsoccer31 said 272 weeks agoif you think about it, the side art's already been printed so this is your only choice. lol
marshalmarvelous said 272 weeks agonice very nice
Box_A_Milli said 272 weeks agoehhh.... pretty Yay...
Nula said 272 weeks agoI volunteer at an aquarium and I am obsessed with all these creatures, but I have no money, so my mantra must be "you do not have to buy everything with sea creatures on it" until the FederalReserve account agrees that I can.
I like your choice of subject, Sweeney!
Mandaz said 272 weeks agoI love it! I definitely prefer this hand-drawn direction to the style of your last two tees :)
I wish that the shirt base were the color of the enlarged image! I'm not a fan of the powder blue as it looks in the image of the actual tees, but I love it in the enlarged image where the background is more of an aqua. But, then, I never know if I'm seeing what it really looks like on this screen anyways...
Mr LiberDom said 272 weeks agoAmazin design. Must have taken you a minute to complete.
Santic4 said 272 weeks agoMY awesome Teefury BUY! I'm on The LOW college student Budget and have gone through at least 20 Shirts waiting for one that really Stands out to me and I've finally found it!!! I think its WAY better than the side designs, it has the feel of coming straight out of an artists sketch book, which is what i feel makes this site and others like it unique. not to mention i also love the ocean.
great design Sweeney!
cardinalgoldstein said 272 weeks agoWell done.
AngelinaJoliesLips said 272 weeks agoI had a sad because I couldn't buy the Edgar Allen Poe one earlier, but this one will do very nicely. Good job!
squeakymouse said 272 weeks agoI love this shirt. I really wish they had kids sizes available, though.
Iso said 272 weeks agoVery good!
I was so disappointed with the St. Patrick's Day design that I am truly happy to see this improvement!
Well done! The Sea, Ocean, Fish ect. themes are suitable for a (hot) summer (at a fish restaurant in southern France!).
I like the purist shadings!
dudemanrocks said 272 weeks agoi already bought it
dmny said 272 weeks agoWhat's up with paying for a shirt? I keep getting an error page when I try to use pay pal.
aaran said 272 weeks ago^ same happened to me. i ended up just using a card.
donkeyking07 said 272 weeks agoI would like it a bajillion times more if it was just a little bit cleaner...
haze4peace said 272 weeks agoUnder the sea
Under the sea
Darling it's better
Down where it's wetter
Take it from me
Up on the shore they work all day
Out in the sun they slave away
While we devotin'
Full time to floatin'
Under the sea!!!!!
hurricanesyndrome said 272 weeks agoNice job! Not a buy for me though. I personally don't like the design just floating in the middle. I would definitely get it if I saw it someday in a store somewhere with the sea creatures all over the shirt, back and front. Or, like, swimming from the back to the front.
stablercake said 272 weeks agoCRUD I DIDN'T CHECK YESTERDAY FOR THAT TEE. Oh well.
I dig this one, placement is nice, but the linework is a little sloppy for my taste.
This is the awesome time I've liked the actual shirt more than the side art, good show :)
stablercake said 272 weeks agoWait, why would you filter that word? People use it when they're not saying "f irst" at the top of a page.
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