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First the big news: yesterday, this year's James Beard nominees were announced and Dallas has a respectable showing. Abacus and Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek received nominations for Outstanding Service, which may not come as a huge surprise considering these two Dallas institutions are known for ... More >>
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Slowly back away from the fajitas. This ain't your childhood's Dallas.
Leading up to our annual Best of Dallas® issue, we're counting down the 50 most interesting restaurants in Dallas. These spots bring something unique or compelling to the city's dining scene, feeding both your appetite and soul. Find more interesting places on our all-new Best Of app for iTunes or ... More >>
Lucia is hiring. It's not often you see a job post from the city's best Italian restaurant. Cooks with a desire to break into fine dining are no doubt clamoring to put their best clog forward with chef David Uygur. Of course there are some necessary prerequisites. Basically, you better love the sh ... More >>
Bishop Arts District will be featured on the Cooking Channel tonight. Chuck's Eat the Street will feature Dallas, and David Uygur's Lucia makes an appearance on the episode. Will Fleishman from Lockhart Smokehouse will show off his brisket and shoulder clod, and Katherine Clapner's addictive Dude, ... More >>
While spring's seasonal vegetables sprout up timidly from cold dirt, summer's bounty arrives like a freight train. Go to your local farmers market in April and May and new vegetables and fruits slowly arrive one by one. In June though, the floodgates open, and squash, legumes, tomatoes and other pro ... More >>
When I was sitting at the bar at Lucia, slurping down exceptional hand-made pasta dressed in a creamy sea urchin sauce and garnished with salty, toasted breadcrumbs, I asked chef David Uygur where he got the uni. The chef gave me a sort of surprised and sarcastic look as he told me Kazy's up in Rich ... More >>
From high-end whiskey tastings to lowbrow beer dinners, the Dallas culinary scene is perforating at the seams with things to do. From Scotch tastings to barbecue blow outs, there's something for everyone. You can go with this or you can go with that. It's your call. Wednesday, February 20 Today S ... More >>
If you ever lay awake at night and ponder barbecue joints, or if you plot weekends based on slices of smoky brisket and spicy sausage, then you should definitely meet Foodways Texas. You could be a match made in meat heaven. Foodways Texas is a group of chefs, journalists, scholars or anyone who h ... More >>
The nominations for the James Beard Foundation Awards were just announced, and Dallas: You're looking pretty good. Seven chefs and restaurants have been named as some of the country's best for service, food and bar and wine programs. Last year I called the list of nominees a total snooze as far as ... More >>
Hey there, Aters. Hope you're ready for the weekend. If you don't have any foodie plans yet, you should check out our list of things to do, specially curated by LDD. Pick your favorite food inspired event (the Craft and Growler grand opening looks great) and get out there and eat, but not before we ... More >>
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When I first visited Lucia, David Uygur was present but he wasn't working in the kitchen. The chef at Dallas' beloved Italian restaurant was sitting in his dining room at a table with his wife, having a quiet meal before heading home for the evening. See also: - Lucia's Best Kept Secret At first I ... More >>
Summer is picking up and that means the arrival of tomatoes that taste like nature intended. Not those lifeless cottony numbers picked while green and sprayed with ethylene, but those glorious summer orbs ripened right on the vine and delicious enough to be eaten all on their own. It's a good time t ... More >>
We tracked down a few Dallas chefs to get a little insight on how a Memorial Day cookout in their backyard might look, taste and smell. From grills and smokers to favorite cuts of meat, plus some tips for the novice, let their words serve as inspiration as grilling season officially begins this week ... More >>
A comment in my story a while back about phone stacking caught my attention. "In Japan they have 'No Phone Areas' in restaurants, bars and even the subway," Wagner Gui Tronolone wrote. "I think it's awesome!" It does sound sort of awesome. Sometimes a cell phone feels like a leash. At the other end ... More >>
For this week's cover story, Alice "The Cheap Bastard" Laussade provides an extensive and profane guide to, as she puts it, her "favorite restaurants in Dallas where cheap meets delicious (without meeting diarrhea)." It follows. Drive-Through Deals White Rock Coffee 4216 Abrams Road The Starbucks d ... More >>
Jay Jerrier, owner of Il Cane Rosso, put it best: "Santo Merda!" (Holy Shit!) It's not too often that the best pizza shop in town offers up its authentic Neapolitan red-brick pizza oven to one of the best chefs in the city. A chef whose restaurant takes reservations a month out (but has three seats ... More >>
Starring Stephan Pyles, John Tesar, Katherine Clapner, Kent Rathbun, Teiichi Sakurai and a dozen other local chefs.
As December comes to a close, it seems all is well, or at least better, as many highly anticipated restaurants made their debuts. David Uygur was back in the kitchen, plus a New York deli and the latest Lombardi venture both opened. We were expecting few restaurants to shutter since, being the ... More >>
Tiffany DerryTiffany Derry will be in the kitchen at Loft 610 tonight, joining fellow Top Chef All-Stars competitor Tre Wilcox to produce a $100 nine-course meal. And while tonight's supper may be served with extra on- and off-screen drama, restaurant trend watchers say chefs showing up in ea ... More >>
T.S. Eliot proclaimed that April was the cruelest month, but we would argue that November has been particularly unkind to some restaurants. Top Chef fan favorite Tiffany Derry found herself without a gig after Go Fish Ocean Club shuttered its doors this month, and Sharon Hage closed York Street, ... More >>
Photo by Jose Ralat MaldonadoIt's always hard to go back to work after Thanksgiving, especially if you spent the last few days chilling out in your Snuggie like we did. Before you polish off that cherry pie, check out what's happening this week at these restaurants. We also have suggestions f ... More >>
Robert Bostick.Right to left: Chefs Nathan tate, Randall Copeland and Jeff Harris relaxing.After eight months of charitable cooking, the chefs behind the ambitious 48 Nights project recently put the popular weekly event to bed. Dallas restaurateurs Chris Jeffers, Chris Zielke and Tim Byres r ... More >>
Slow Food Dallas is planning to use a portion of the proceeds from its upcoming $100 per plate benefit dinner to help launch a community garden in a Vickery Meadows area apartment complex. The local chapter has traditionally raised money to send delegates to the biannual Terra Madre conference in ... More >>
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Photo by Kristy YangA beret and an accordion -- can't get more French than that, right?As you can see in our slideshow, Go Oak Cliff and Alliance Francaise De Dallas celebrated Bastille Day yesterday with a Francophile street festival featuring crepes, wine, a mussel cook-off, French maid obstacl ... More >>
Do edible turtles count as slow food?An upcoming Dallas fundraiser for Slow Food USA has struck some local food advocates as slightly out-of-step with Slow Food principles. The Slow Food movement, launched by industrial food-opponent Carlo Patrini in 1986, prizes the planet's biodiversity an ... More >>
Heaven help you if you have your heart set on learning the recipe for Crusty Crabby Patties: A mere three seats remain for Central Market's Spongebob Squarepants Supper class next Monday. But there's still plenty of room at the table for food lovers not between the ages of 5 and 7 who are in ... More >>
Last month's Revolving Doors was all about the taco. This month it's mostly about expanding and starting over again. Oh, and closing, but lets not focus too much on that when we have so many new restaurants to look forward to this summer. We mentioned in a previous Hash Over that Avila's is op ... More >>
Tacos, tacos, tacos. That should be the theme of this month's Revolving Doors. With Rusty Taco finally opening their doors, the Austin-based Torchy's Taco making a move to Dallas this summer, and Fuzzy Tacos and Urban Taco adding more locations, that's all anyone can talk about lately. Well, we ... More >>
You leave any era with some regret. It can't be helped, really, for there are moments that pass and places that disappear. The vibe inside Sense when it first opened, before crowds moved elsewhere, that brief period of silliness when places from Paris Vendome to Nana began serving Kobe burgers, k ... More >>
Of course, nobody really wins on City of Ate. But if we ever do try prize giveaways again, there's a mess of stuff to pick from. Let's see here...a miniature bottle of Tuaca, a big ol' container of Chef Paul Prudhomme's Magic Seasoning Blend, a packet of seeds and oats that may be cereal sent by the ... More >>
Does the city have something against chefs named David?David McMillan, recently ousted from Consilient restaurants. His long career includes Nana and his own 62 Main.David Gilbert, didn't fit in at Lazare. The rising star left and was replaced by his sous chef, Ryan Carbery.David Uygur, wil ... More >>
When we sat down and thought about this, so many names popped into mind that if they were diseases, we'd be riddled. There was a time when few people mentioned Joel Harloff (Dali Wine Bar) or Brian Luscher (The Grape), but those days are fading. Michael Zeve of Sevy's or Jeffery Hobbs at Suze are bo ... More >>
As mentioned below, The Second Annual Chefs Roundtable, 4 p.m. Sunday at the Dallas Farmers Market Resource Center (1010 S. Pearl Expressway), will focus on the concept of buying local food. In case you hadn't been paying attention to restaurant trends, the importance of using fresh, locally produce ... More >>
Sean Avery's not the only one who has a problem with leftovers."I hated them as a kid," admits James Neel, chef at Tramontana. "I didn't want the same thing two days in a row."Wait...are we talking about the same thing? Maybe not. Fortunately, cooks in the city treat sloppy seconds with a little mor ... More >>
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The percentage of workers being paid less than the minimum wage ranges from 10 to 12 percent.
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According to a policy paper released this month by the National Insurance Institute, the percentage of workers being paid less than the minimum wage ranges from 10 to 12 percent.
The latest data are from 2011, but the report concludes that the government is making progress in combating the phenomenon by increasing the number of officials devoted to enforcing the law.
The authors note, however, that the primary victims are more likely to be new immigrants, Arabs and foreign workers.
A closer examination reveals more troubling problems.
The agricultural sector is the worst offender, with some 30% of employees being paid less than they deserve. Twenty-two percent of those working in the events or food industry – catering weddings, for example – are also disastrously underpaid.
Caregivers and housecleaners are similarly exploited.
Perhaps surprisingly, construction workers are not considered to be disproportionately denied minimum wage.
What the report reveals is a startling level of discrimination against the weakest members of society: new immigrants who don't know their rights, single women, migrant workers and Arabs.
This exposes sectors of the country that are quick to take advantage of those who don't speak Hebrew, people who come from poor backgrounds and work jobs where they are open to exploitation. This is particularly egregious when it comes to new immigrants, people who have arrived in Israel to live the Zionist dream and are 50% more likely to be underpaid because their employers take advantage of them. For instance, young people – particularly single women – are underpaid in the catering industry.
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Israelis face a difficult time making ends meet; they already pay more for apartments and cars than their OECD counterparts. Prices have been increasing greatly in recent years, and the minimum wage is not keeping up.
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The Hotline for Migrant Workers notes: "Ever since the introduction of migrant labor in Israel in the 1990s, their employment has been fraught with problems and rights violations are rampant. The most frequent abuses are underpayment, excessive working hours [and] neglecting to pay for medical insurance."
In one case where agricultural communities were offered legal migrant labor, kibbutzim turned down the initiative when they were told they would have to pay minimum wage. This points to a culture of salary abuse in the agricultural sector, as confirmed in the NII report.
According to a report prepared by the Knesset for the OECD in November 2012, there are 51,926 foreign workers employed in caregiving and 23,000 legally employed in agriculture. The same report estimated there were 95,000 people residing illegally in Israel and an additional 64,000 "infiltrators" who came via Sinai.
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However, without more resources devoted to enforcement and making examples of large employers who routinely violate the law, a culture of responsibility will not be created. If caterers and hotels feel they can violate with impunity the rights of single women and new immigrants from places as diverse as the US and Ethiopia, then the problem is not being addressed.
Confronting the phenomenon of illegal migrants employed in agriculture being underpaid requires more innovative methods, such as making materials available to these groups in their native language and encouraging anonymous reporting that is followed up on.
The agriculture sector was once perceived as the Zionist ideal. It should not be tarnished with an image of widespread abuse of the weakest and poorest members of society.
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NEW YORK U.S. stainless consumption and imports rose year on year in October, increasing 13.7 percent and 12 percent, respectively, according to data from the Specialty Steel Industry of North America (SSINA).
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How about not keeping score and nixing the scorekeeper?
It wasn't until the game was underway that I realized the extent of how lopsided it was.
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Hockey Girl!
...all on the same team!
I'm sure I'm missing other stud white-team players.
Don't be offended if you think you're a stud player and I left you out.
It most likely would have been fairly even with Muddy on the other team or w/ Moto in goal for the other team or switching goalies after the first half.
This was my first thought, but prior to the last two blowouts we actually had 2 or 3 really competitive games, a couple of which ended up tied and were a lot more fun for everybody (I think). Balanced teams is definitely the way to go because you get a much more two-way game.
A thought that just crossed my mind is what they do in recreational tennis... What about some kind of self-rating system? We each rate ourselves on a scale of 1-5 and balance out the teams that way. :think:
No way!
Sorry SJW, but this isn't elementary school where everybody's a winner!
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- Library card is not required
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- No printing services are available
- A WiFi network is less secure than a wired network (see "How Safe is WiFi?" below)
- Signal strength varies within the library
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The entire building is not wireless accessible. You should be able to pick up the wireless signal in the Reference Room on the first floor, and in the Arts & Music Department on the second floor.
How Safe is WiFi?
The Internet is a public communications network, which means that there can be untrustworthy parties between you and anybody you communicate with. WiFi unplugs the Internet and makes personal security risks more visible. WiFi poses the same risks to your personal information that a wired network poses, as well as some new risks. WiFi users need to educate themselves about these risks, and take steps to secure their personal information. Cautious WiFi users may choose not to transmit their credit card information and passwords while using any WiFi "hotspot", including the Library's. The Library cannot assure the safety of your data when you use either our wired or wireless Internet access.
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Wireless hardware and software varies as to the operating systems you may use on your laptop or PDA, so the same instructions may not work for everyone. In many cases, you don't need to do anything to hook up (just click on your browser), but you might need to check the following in your configuration:
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Custom Mexican feasts bursting with fresh ingredients populate Salsa Fiesta's lengthy menu, which teams up with seven house-made salsas to swathe palates in authentic south-of-the-border flavors. After selecting a protein-packed filling such as spice-spiked carnitas and seasoned fish, diners can top their burritos or tacos with fixings that include hot-tamale salsa and roasted corn. Pico de gallo and guacamole flank sizzling chicken and roasted peppers in the fiesta-fajita specialty, and the tostones fiesta bowl wakes taste buds from siesta naps by tossing them into a thick pool filled with crispy tostones, beans, pico de gallo, and sour cream. Swollen with velvety chocolate, whipped cream, and swirls of dulce de leche, a crunchy mayan roll prophesies an imminent doomsday for dessert cravings.
The cooks in Taco Shop's kitchen stuff burritos, tacos, and tortas with traditional Mexican meats ranging from carne asada and carnitas to barbacoa and al pastor. They also pile these seasoned proteins onto towering platters of nachos and hide them inside gooey quesadillas. In the dining room, tangerine-colored walls brighten up the space and make guests feel like tiny pieces of pulp.
Back in the kitchen, the chefs at El Vato Tequila and Taco Bar grill up only antibiotic- and hormone-free chicken and angus beef for their tacos, fajitas, and piñatas, all part of their commitment to humanely raised food. They also give vegans a chance to taste their Mexican street tacos and gooey quesadillas by offering the option of Smart Ground veggie protein and Daiya non-dairy cheese for any of their dishes. Liquid sustenance is just as important as the food here, and bartenders can be found pouring blanco, reposado, and anejo tequilas or mixing margaritas with ingredients such as lime juice, fresh cucumber, or chipotle spices. The Miami New Times described the eatery's decor as a "Tijuana dive re-imagined as a backdrop for a music video," thanks to the graffiti-like artwork behind the bar and the Buick Riveria-turned-banquette in the dining room.
Though it's a national brand with locations sprinkled across 14 states, Chevys Fresh Mex doesn't succumb to shortcuts at any of its restaurants. The expert chefs at each eatery gather together fresh ingredients to prepare the entire menu from scratch, whether they're infusing chicken enchiladas with chipotles or simmering fragrant cauldrons of their homemade tortilla soup. Even though this hands-on approach harkens back to the foundations of Mexican culinary traditions, chefs also give each dish a contemporary twist—tacos meet flavorful drizzles of chipotle aioli, slow-roasted carnitas mingle with fresh oranges and lemons alongside fajita platters. Meanwhile, bartenders engage in serious agave innovation with top-shelf margaritas in flavors such as prickly pear and spicy mango.
Taqueria Tenangos's guests are welcomed by a menu brimming with authentic Mexican flavors and anchored by homemade salsas and house-made tortilla chips. Nine protein-packed taco selections arrive overflowing with stuffings of succulent carnitas ($8.99), fresh fish ($10.49), or savory pork ($8.99), before supernachos ($8.99) swoop down to save guests from any lingering post-repast hunger pains. Those unsuccessfully hampering a hankering for sea meats can reel in plates piled high with sizzling shrimp fajitas ($12.99), and tostadas ($7.49+), and cheese-laced enchiladas ($8.99+) provide delicious relief for mouths tired of navigating sharp corners. The authentic eatery's inviting confines welcome famished families to practice their high-school Spanish via a Telemundo-tuned TV or to relax on the outdoor patio that––like bathing in a scalding tub of fortified milk––provides the only surefire means of soaking up a daily dose of vitamin D.
Alma Mexicana's tasty treasures abound within the crunchy cover of taco shells and the aurally surreptitious soft shield of tortillas depicted on the sizable menu. Wake up sleeping stomachs with huevos con chorizo, two scrambled eggs bulked up with mexican sausage in a heap of beans, pico de gallo, and tortillas ($8.50), a decidedly pleasant alternative to starting the day by digesting a cymbal monkey. Alma's mealmakers build the chile relleno by roasting fresh poblano peppers, packing them with melted cheese, and painting them in egg batter and homemade green sauce ($12). The cuisine engineers also craft tortas ($7.50)—a Mexican version of the layered culinary classic commonly known as the sandwich—stuffed with a choice of four meats, including steak and marinated pork, and accented with the creamy drawl of guacamole and mayonnaise. An arsenal of other south-of-the-border staples, such as more than a dozen different burritos ($4.50–$7.75), a trio of quesadillas ($3–$4.50), and seven substantially savory combination plates ($10–$12), rounds out the menu.


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I'm a very minimal holiday person - I don't really decorate, I don't send many cards, I don't buy many gifts. It's terrible, I know, but the things that I do choose to do are worth it. This year I'm making simple holiday cards for my closest family members, putting up a few special ornaments, and sewing gifts for sweet little nieces and nephews.
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Strap-on macro lens works with any smartphone camera
December 12, 2011
The cameras on most smart phones tend to be rather simple affairs so it's not surprising that savvy inventors have dreamed up numerous add-on attachments such as mini-microscopes and wide/telephoto adapters. They do tend to be rather elaborate and brand-specific, however, not to mention somewhat pricey. Not this one though - the Macro Cell Lens Band is a simple close-up photography solution that has two definite pluses - it works on any camera equipped phone and it's very inexpensive.
The Lens Band is decidedly low-tech, just a thick rubber band with a thin plastic lens smack in the middle of it, but judging by the sample shots, it produces surprisingly good quality images.
Installation is quick and simple, take the band out of your wallet or off your wrist, wrap it around the phone with the lens positioned correctly and you're away.
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Finally something I can actually use with my Nokia phone.
So many of these things are only for the iPhone which is not surprising because it is such an inferior product. I guess it needs all the help it can get from the accessories.
Foxy196812th December, 2011 @ 04:42 pm PST
I've jerryrigged similar devices for my smart phone years ago but they were not very friendly to use. I applaud this device for both it's simplicity and reasonable price point!
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This is awesome. It's like the invention of the wheel, so simple yet so practical. The designer should get some design award. In the next iteration, there should be a small ring near it to allow the flash. Because of the simple design, custom ones can easily be made for the latest models. Great work.
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Formula's 350 CBR is the only bowrider I've tested that comes standard with an all-chain anchor rode. Of course, no other bowrider displaces 13,500 pounds and measures 35 feet in length overall: The 350 CBR is the world's largest bowrider.
Designated a crossover by Formula, topside there's a bow lounge boasting seating for eight. Within the starboard-side console resides a cabin with berth, galley and enclosed head. Below the water? A deep-V hull in the Formula tradition: The 350 CBR rode smoothly and handled nimbly. In fact, proving the theory that you can "make the hull deadrise work" with more weight or more speed, the 350 CBR rode smoother in the confused slop generated by 20-knot winds at 50 mph than it did at 40 mph. The 350 CBR is going to be a big hit with big-water boaters.
Sharp-eye readers will notice that the helm is raised and that the bow walk-through is offset to port. Both design features provide the space for the cabin beneath the helm; the former increases cabin headroom (and raises the captain's sight line, ensuring crew seated forward don't block the view) and the latter provides more width belowdecks.
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This is a bioequivalence study, which is a regulatory requirement to ensure comparable in vivo performance, i.e. similarities in terms of safety and efficacy, after administration of two different dosage forms of escitalopram.
All subjects will receive three separate dosages of 20 mg escitalopram, which are 2 x 10 mg of the conventional dosage form (Treatment A) and 2 x 10 mg of the new dosage form being tested (Treatment B) and 1 x 20 mg of the new dosage form being tested (Treatment C). Test treatments B and C will each be compared to Treatment A, which is the active comparator (reference formulation).
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Healthy |
Drug: Escitalopram |
Phase 1 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Bio-equivalence Study Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Single-dose, Open-label, Randomised, Crossover Bioequivalence Study in Healthy Young Men Comparing Two Formulations of Escitalopram |
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Further study details as provided by H. Lundbeck A/S:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- To show bioequivalence on the basis of the area under the plasma concentration-time curve (AUC) and maximum observed plasma concentration (Cmax) of two different dosage forms of escitalopram [ Time Frame: From the day of dosing up to 7 days in each dosing period ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The new dosage form being tested will be administered both as 2 x 10 mg and as 1 x 20 mg
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- To investigate the safety and tolerability of the administration of the two dosage forms [ Time Frame: Baseline + from the day of dosing up to 7 days in each dosing period ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Safety and tolerability parameters such as adverse advents, clinical safety laboratory tests and vital signs will be summarised using descriptive statistics
Enrollment: | 32 |
Study Start Date: | January 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | March 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Active Comparator: Treatment A
Conventional escitalopram
Drug: Escitalopram
2 x 10 mg, single dose
Experimental: Treatment B
Escitalopram test treatment B
Drug: Escitalopram
2 x 10 mg, single dose
Experimental: Treatment C
Escitalopram test treatment C
Drug: Escitalopram
1 x 20 mg, single dose
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 55 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Male |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Body mass index (BMI) between 19 kg/m2 and 29 kg/m2, inclusive
- The subject is, in the opinion of the investigator, generally healthy based on assessment of medical history, physical examination, vital signs, electrocardiogram (ECG), and the results of the haematology, clinical chemistry, urinalysis, serology, and other laboratory tests
Exclusion Criteria:
- The subject has taken disallowed medication within 1 week prior to the first dose of investigational medicinal product (IMP), or within 5 half-lives prior to inclusion for any medication ingested, whichever is longer
- The subject has a significant history of drug or alcohol abuse
- The subject has taken any investigational products within 3 months prior to the first dose of IMP
- The subject has a history of or presence of any clinically significant immunological, cardiovascular, respiratory, metabolic, renal, hepatic, gastrointestinal, endocrinological, haematological, dermatological, venereal, neurological, or psychiatric disease or other major disorder
- The subject has a history of cancer, other than basal cell or Stage 1 squamous cell carcinoma of the skin, which has not been in remission for at least 5 years prior to the first dose of IMP
- The subject has a history of abdominal surgery (excluding laparoscopic cholecystectomy or uncomplicated appendectomy) or thoracic or nonperipheral vascular surgery within 6 months prior to the first dose of IMP
- The subject has any concurrent illness that may affect the particular target or metabolism of the IMP
- The subject is, in the opinion of the investigator, unlikely to comply with the clinical study protocol or is unsuitable for any other reason
Other inclusion and exclusion criteria may apply.
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 10, 2014
Responsible Party: | H. Lundbeck A/S |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01395433 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 13154A, 2009-015108-24 |
Study First Received: | July 13, 2011 |
Last Updated: | December 7, 2012 |
Health Authority: | Netherlands: The Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO) |
Keywords provided by H. Lundbeck A/S:
Assessing the bioequivalence of escitalopram dosage forms |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Dexetimide Citalopram Antiparkinson Agents Anti-Dyskinesia Agents Central Nervous System Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions Parasympatholytics Autonomic Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs |
Muscarinic Antagonists Cholinergic Antagonists Cholinergic Agents Neurotransmitter Agents Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Antidepressive Agents, Second-Generation Antidepressive Agents Psychotropic Drugs Serotonin Uptake Inhibitors Neurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors Serotonin Agents |
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This morning iTunes was frozen with about half the files copied, but the copy progress box was gone. The icon for my 250 portable was different [small, blue iand sleek nstead of large orange and boxy] and no sign of my library on it.
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BROADBEACH, Australia, Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Prometheus Group, a leading provider of SAP plant maintenance solutions, is a sponsor and presenter at the Mastering SAP Plant Maintenance event, held November 19-21 in Broadbeach, Australia. Rick Taylor, EU Managing Director of Prometheus Group, will present "Utilising SAP Planning and Scheduling to Improve Efficiency" on November 20 at 11:35 a.m. as part of Track C.
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The Las Angeles Lakers have had their struggles well documented to start the season. Last night was no different in their 99-90 loss to the Miami Heat. With 4 NBA all-star starters in this game (two on each team) we figured this game would be a little more entertaining. Other than the dunk fest in the first couple minutes of the game it was quite boring. Check out LeBron James throw down a monster jam, then Dwayne Wade backs him up with two consecutive dunks of his own. All within one minute of game time. It's safe to say the Lakers have plenty of room to improve their passing and defense. Video below.
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Review of Istanbul
Take flights to Istanbul for soaring minarets, Byzantine churches and meze in rooftop restaurants.
Things to do
On your Istanbul holiday, walk across Galata Bridge past fishermen casting off into the Bosphorus. Look up to see the pigeons flocking above the elegant minarets of Yeni Camii mosque which dominate Istanbul's Old City skyline.
At the labyrinthine medieval Grand Bazaar, where arched alleys are packed with dazzling stalls, join the crowds and haggle for your inlaid backgammon set, made from wood, brass and translucent mother-of-pearl. It makes a great souvenir from your Istanbul city break.
Feast on freshly grilled fish with aniseed drink raki at traditional meyhane taverns on crowded Nevizade street. Local musicians entertain you at your table, with traditional music on violin and the reedy zurna.
Cool evening breezes and laid-back local DJs make the city's rooftop bars the perfect place to relax after your flights to Istanbul. With a cocktail in hand, gaze out over the twinkling lights of the boats on the ink-black Bosphorus.
When to go
KLM has frequent flights to Istanbul. Choose your city break to catch top events, like July's International Istanbul Jazz Festival, or the arty Contemporary Istanbul in October/November.
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Intéressante destination24 Oct 13
Nous avons adoré Istanbul, ville de culture, d'intérêts historiques qui longe le Bosphore, cours d'eau historique d'où partent plusieurs civilisations. Ville accidentée où il faut ommun qui nous amènent partout et rapidement.Côté - Hawkesbury
Leisure, Partner, Ivory
General impression 5 Hotels 4 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Going Out 4 Events 5 Average grade 4.6 Reviewer's tip
Ville incontournable!!!!
live in istanbul12 Sep 13
het was zo prachtig.vooral met KLM.het was alles zo netjes gegaan.halis70 - turkije
Leisure, Family, No member
General impression 5 Hotels 5 Restaurants 5 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Going Out 5 Events 5 Average grade 5.0 Reviewer's tip
Istanbul is een prachtig stad en echt moite waard om te zien
Wereldreis van vijf dagen23 Aug 13
Een stad bomvol mensen, auto's en taxi's. Heel veel leuke terrasjes, prachtige cultuur, uitstekend openbaar vervoer met de akbil (soort ov-kaart) trams, treintjes, etcetera. Prima hotel. Een huwelijksfeest (neef met turkse verloofde) op een boot op de Bosporus, familie bij elkaar (zelfs uit de States), goede winkelstraten, teveel om op te noemen. Een onvergetelijke ervaring.dannenburgveen - Turkije
Leisure, Partner, No member
General impression 4 Hotels 5 Restaurants 4 Activities 4 Shopping 4 Going Out 5 Events 4 Average grade 4.3 Reviewer's tip
Bezuinig niet op hotel. Eten is niet duur.
Magical Trip14 Aug 13
Fantastic. Fourth consecutive time. Ramadan. Peaceful, sunny, vibrant and totally bustling. Transport superb and easily accessible. Lots of changes. Becoming much more westernised . Very little haggling. Men around Blue Mosque Area can be quite aggressive but no representative of the friendliness of the locals. Loved the beaches and the markets. At all times felt safe. Totally recommend the experience. Like no other place on earth.Gorgeous - Northern Ireland
Leisure, Family, No member
General impression 5 Hotels 5 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Going Out 4 Events 3 Average grade 4.4 Reviewer's tip
Istanbul Travel Card, bag of jetons, travel on all local ferries and shopping at the markets.
Istanbul Istanbul17 Jun 13
Before I fell in love with any girl I was already in love with Istanbul. Simply amazing, magical city and the one you should see.tiger - usa
Leisure, Family, No member
General impression 5 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Events 5 Average grade 4.8 Reviewer's tip
Bosphorus and ancient peninsula.
Mixed experience06 Jun 13
We experienced both good and bad. Some of the service and product we recieved was of a good quality and reasonably priced. However we had some bad experiences of being cheated by restaurants (no prices for drinks on their menu meant that we paid more for a glass of wine and a raki that we did for our main courses), a taxi driver who switched a 50 lira note that I handed him as stepping out of the taxi for a 5 lira and then getting aggresive and threatening when I refused to give him more money. Also one of the receptionists at the hotel took money for a bottle of water from the mini bar without giving us a reciept making me think he pocketed the money. The old part of the city (Sultanahmed) was pretty enough but massively crowded during the day. Topkapi palace needs a full day to see, not because it's so big but because some of the displays need a wait of almost an hour to see. The green areas next to the coastal road are pretty and nice to walk along. And once you move away from the touristic areas, prices come down significantly.Theos -
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General impression 3 Hotels 4 Restaurants 2 Activities 3 Shopping 4 Average grade 3.2 Reviewer's tip
Be very aware when paying money (switching 50 lira notes for 5 lira is apparently very common). Make sure you check prices on menus (insist on keeping a menu at your table for the duration of your meal). Do not be fooled by businesses who will allow you to pay in other currencies ; their exchange rates are horrible. If you want to see the most common sites be there as early in the day as possible.
Wonderful Istanbul!29 Apr 13
Stayed in Old Istanbul for one of my best vacations ever. Did a full day walking tour of Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, Hippodrome and Grand Bazaar - words cannot begin to describe it. Visited Spice and Arasta Bazaars as well. Lovely city overall.al_from_alberta - Canada
Leisure, Alone, No member
General impression 4 Hotels 4 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Going Out 4 Events 5 Average grade 4.4 Reviewer's tip
Figure out transportation and hotels prior to getting there. Istanbul Card is great and cheaper for using the tram if frequent travel is required. One can do a self tour but using a guide really adds perspective.
Turkey - An Adventure of a Life Time.12 Apr 13
I planned my trip through KLM because of the once-in-a-lifetime promotion they had. I travelled with my husband and I must say neither one of us expected Turkey to be as beautiful as it was. We explored Istanbul, where the streets are packed, the people are freindly, the food is amazing, the nightlife is fanatastic and the shopping is wonderful! Istanbul has alot of diversity, which was shocking to us. We also explored Selcuk (Ephesus), Goreme (Cappadocia), Pamukalle, Bodrum and finally Antalya. Each city brought a new experience and sight with it. I would recommented Turkey is everyone!sarap - Canada
Leisure, Partner, No member
General impression 4 Hotels 5 Restaurants 5 Activities 4 Shopping 3 Going Out 4 Events 4 Average grade 4.1 Reviewer's tip
Visit: Istanbul, Selcuk (Ephesus), Goreme, Pamukalle, Bodrum and Antalya!
We loved Istanbul18 Feb 13
It was our first trip to Europe and Istanbul was spectacular. My daughter has been living there and we decided to visit her. Istanbul would have not been my first choice to visit in Europe but with her there off we went. Istanbul is a fantastic destination. The history in Turkey is amazing. I would highly recommend Turkey for a destination. Besides Istanbul we toured Cappadocia and Ephesis. All I can say is WOW! The tours were great. What history. Inside Turkey we used Turkish Airlines and they were great. KLM was great for travel. The flight was great. Food and drinks were provided and was very good. If I had to choose a airline for our next trip KLM would be great.1ranger - Usa
Leisure, Family, Ivory
General impression 5 Hotels 5 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Going Out 5 Events 4 Average grade 4.7 Reviewer's tip
See all the sites of the city. We really enjoyed to people of Turkey. They were all very friendly. Transportation was great in the city as we used public transportation to get around and when we used taxis they were very inexpensive. Lastly the food was great. Lots of sidewalk cafes and restaurants.
Great city with a big history09 Jan 13
Istanbul is a city that would take a whole book to describe. It played an important role in ottoman history. It's landmarks are a reflection of it's past. I love this city, and would recommend anyone visitey35 - 34
Leisure, Family, No member
General impression 5 Hotels 3 Restaurants 5 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Going Out 5 Events 5 Average grade 4.7 Reviewer's tip
Istanbul is very big city. Be careful when trying to get around the city. also I recombine visiting the grand bazar which is the oldest mall in world
A memorable trip03 Jan 13
It was a wonderful,historical city.people were welcoming.klm flights were good but I must appreciate klm for keeping travellers well informed and updated about their flights.shazo - UK
Leisure, Family, No member
General impression 5 Hotels 5 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Shopping 5 Events 5 Average grade 4.8 Reviewer's tip
Must visit Istanbul
FIRST IMPRESSION26 Nov 12
Leisure, Partner, Ivory
General impression 4 Hotels 4 Restaurants 4 Activities 4 Shopping 4 Going Out 3 Events 3 Average grade 3.7 Reviewer's tip
Geweldige stad!24 Sep 12
Istanbul is een erg mooie stad! Vooral erg kleurrijk.Remco -
Leisure, Friends
General impression 5 Hotels 4 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Average grade 4.5 Reviewer's tip
Het is zeker de moeite waard om een tochtje over de Bosporus te maken. Wij waren met groepje van 10pers. dus hebben privé-bootje gehad. Super! Verder vooral overal wandelen. Gewoon de straatjes inlopen. Het is ook leuk om vanaf de Blauwe Moskee binnendoor naar de kust te lopen. Dan zie je waar de gewone inwoners wonen.
Fantastische stad17 Sep 12
Istanbul is helemaal top, vriendelijke mensen altijd bereidt om je te helpen als je iets vraagt, geweldige restaurants en heel veel mogelijkheden om te bekijken en bezoeken. Hotels prima in orde en schoon, zo ook de stad. Zoek het ook eens in de minder bekende email@example.com - Turkije
Leisure, Friends, Ivory
General impression 5 Hotels 4 Restaurants 5 Activities 5 Shopping 4 Going Out 4 Events 5 Average grade 4.6 Reviewer's tip
Bezoek met een boottochtje de Arabische wijken Zijn ook modern en prachtige straatjes waar je ziet hoe de mensen leven en werken
Great city trip destination10 Feb 12
Istanbul is a great city to spend some days. A visit to the Hagia Sofia and the Blue Mosque is recommendable (be properly dressed for the Blue Mosque!!). Avoid the touristic places when eating out. The small, more obscure looking restaurants in the side streets serve far better and authentic food than the big tourist restaurants.Ineke - Netherlands
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General impression 5 Hotels 4 Restaurants 4 Activities 5 Shopping 4 Going Out 5 Average grade 4.5 Reviewer's tip
Pay a visit to the Basilica Cistern. This is the largest of several hundred ancient cisterns that lie beneath the city of Istanbul. It is located 500 meters from the Hagia Sofia.


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December 16, 2011 UFCW LOCAL 880 RETIREES MEET: The next regular meeting of UFCW Local 880 Retirees will be 10 a.m. Jan. 10 at Davidson's Restaurant, Cornersburg. Membership is open to all UFCW Local 880 Retiree. more »»
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Tue., Mar. 11
FORT JACKSON - A two-story wood frame residence at 482 County Route 51 in the town of Lawrence received heavy smoke and fire damage Wednesday afternoon.
Firefighters from Hopkinton-Fort Jackson, Larenceville, North Lawrence, Brasher-Winthrop, Nicholville and Parishville responded to the fire scene at 12:35 p.m. Wednesday.
Tri-Town Rescue and Winthrop-based state police also were on scene.


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