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Treatment of Acute Pseudophakic Cystoid Macular Edema: Bromfenac 0.09% Versus Diclofenac Sodium 0.1% Versus Ketorolac Tromethamine 0.5%
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To compare bromfenac 0.09%, diclofenac sodium 0.1%, and ketorolac tromethamine 0.5% ophthalmic solutions for the treatment of acute pseudophakic CME after cataract surgery.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Acute Pseudophakic Cystoid Macular Edema |
Drug: Bromfenac Drug: Ketorolac Drug: Diclofenac |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics:
age-related macular degeneration
MedlinePlus related topics:
Drug Information available for:
Diclofenac sodium
Diclofenac potassium
Ketorolac tromethamine
Bromfenac sodium
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Acute Pseudophakic Cystoid Macular Edema [ Time Frame: 5 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Visual Acuity [ Time Frame: 5 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 166 |
Study Start Date: | January 2008 |
Study Completion Date: | March 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | March 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Active Comparator: 1 |
Drug: Bromfenac
1 drop (in the eye) Instill one drop in the affected eye twice daily for three months
Active Comparator: 2 |
Drug: Ketorolac
1 drop (in the eye) Instill one drop in the affected eye four times daily for three months
Active Comparator: 3 |
Drug: Diclofenac
1 drop (in the eye) Instill one drop in the affected eye four times daily for three months
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients must be diagnosed with acute pseudophakic CME within 12 months of cataract surgery
- Males and females 18 years and older
- Able to provide written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Complicated cataract surgery, particularly posterior capsule rupture and vitreous loss
- Pre-Existing macular pathology, including macular edema, macular scar, macular hole, or macular pucker
- History of Uveitis
- Ipsilateral intraocular surgery prior to cataract surgery
- CME greater than one year duration
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00595543
United States, Pennsylvania | |
Soll Eye Associates | |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19124 |
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Principal Investigator: | David Rho, MD | Soll Eye Associates |
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Responsible Party: | David Rho, MD, Soll Eye Associates |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00595543 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 5349 |
Study First Received: | January 7, 2008 |
Last Updated: | March 17, 2009 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Edema Macular Edema Signs and Symptoms Macular Degeneration Retinal Degeneration Retinal Diseases Eye Diseases Diclofenac Bromfenac Ketorolac Tromethamine Ketorolac Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal Analgesics, Non-Narcotic |
Analgesics Sensory System Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Pharmacologic Actions Anti-Inflammatory Agents Therapeutic Uses Antirheumatic Agents Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Central Nervous System Agents |
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If all goes well, another Duck Boat parade will line the streets of Boston in about seven weeks.
It's also possible, however unlikely, that the Bruins' season will be over in just a few days.
Regardless of the when and how, B's goalie Tuukka Rask is playing with house money at this point and once the offseason hits he's going to get paid.
A lot.
This is not a knee-jerk reaction to what's been a strong first-round series for the goalie. The newly 26-year-old recently finished off yet another tremendous regular season, his fourth full campaign in the NHL and his first as an undisputed starter, with a 19-10-5 record, 2.00 goals-against average, .929 save percentage, and he matched a career-high with five shutouts. In 36 games, it would have been easy to slot him in as a Vezina Trophy finalist, but he wasn't named among the chosen three, a snub similar to when he was eluded consideration for the Calder trophy as a rookie in 2009-10.
No matter, Rask received that news prior to Wednesday's Game 4 against Toronto – the organization that drafted him in 2005 – and he responded with a playoff career-best 45 saves for the second straight outing, this one a thriller in overtime to give the Bruins a 3-1 series lead and push the Leafs to the brink of elimination.
"Tuukka's calm," coach Claude Julien said on Thursday. "He's in a zone. He's not getting too high, not getting too low. All he wants to do is stop the puck."
That couldn't be truer. Rask oozes confidence. Hes the type of guy who's actually surprised when a shot goes in, not unlike his predecessor, Tim Thomas. If a shot can be saved, it will be, and that's just that.
It was Rask's mental toughness and physical athleticism that were chiefly on display for two nights in Toronto this week, and he routinely demonstrated with dramatic flair that he can make the big save when necessary. Just ask Joffrey Lupul.
Now, though, Rask's 1-year, $3.5 million contract is winding down and, for the second straight summer, it will be time for his agent, Bill Zito, and general manager Peter Chiarelli to talk shop, something they really didn't do during the lockout-shortened season. For Rask, it's a no-lose situation.
The goaltender still has one year left of restricted free agency worth a minimum of another $3.5 million, and there's positively no way the Bruins won't qualify him. Rask will be back in Boston next season. The questions are for how long, and how much.
That's where market value and comparables come into play. Fellow Finish star Pekka Rinne of the Predators is the game's highest paid goalie with an annual cap hit of $7 million. The first of that seven-year deal just ended with Rinne undergoing hip surgery, the same procedure Thomas rebounded from to win his second Vezina.
After Rinne, four other goalies have cap hits of at least $6.25 million next season, including reigning Vezina winner and current finalist Henrik Lundqvist ($6.875M) of the Rangers, the Canadiens' Carey Price ($6.5M), Cam Ward ($6.3M) of the Hurricanes, and the Sabres' Ryan Miller ($6.25M).
A dozen goalies already check in with cap hits of $5 million or greater in 2013-14. That list doesn't include Rask, who will find himself in the upper echelon if he gets a long-term deal.
The two most significant statistics to measure a goaltender's worth are save percentage and goals-against average. Since Rask entered the NHL in 2007-08, not a single goalie with at least 100 games played ranks higher than the thin Fin in either category. No matter what the Eye Test says, he's been the best in the entire league.
Rask's career save percentage is .927, while he has a 2.15 GAA. He has a record of 66-45-16 with 16 shutouts in 138 games.
For point of reference, the 30-year-old Rinne – he of huge wallet fame – became a full-timer in 2008-09 and he's appeared in 293 career games with a 153-88-34 record and 30 whitewashes. However, his save percentage is .920 and he sports a 2.36 GAA.
Advantage, Rask. Twice.
Look at any other goalie in the league at a comparable age and service time who's already cashed in and you'll find Rask's numbers are superior.
Price? The 25-year-old just finished the first of a 6-year, $39 million deal. His numbers? A .915 save percentage and 2.56 GAA.
Kari Lehtonen of the Stars? He's 29 and his 5-year, $29.5 million contract begins next season with a respectable but inferior .914 save percentage and 2.71 GAA.
Reigning Stanley Cup champ and 27-year old Jonathan Quick? The Kings stud and UMass Amherst alumnus inked a 10-year deal worth $58 million. His digits? A .915 save percentage and 2.32 GAA.
How about 29-year-old Jimmy Howard of the Red Wings? That's another deal that begins next season, good for six years and $31.75 million. He's got a career .918 save percentage and 2.36 GAA.
Other players who received big deals a few years ago at age 26 include Lunqvist and Ward, but the man in black and gold makes their numbers look black and blue.
Worth mentioning, and certainly a financial anomaly, is Cory Schneider of Marblehead, Mass. The 27-year-old Boston College product just enjoyed his first year as a starter with the Canucks after supplanting Roberto Luongo following two great seasons as his backup. Schneider's appeared in 98 games with a .927 save percentage – the same as Rask – and 2.20 GAA. However, he signed his 3-year, $12 million contract that began this season just prior to hitting restricted free agency and while still sharing a roster with a guy with a hefty, three-year-old, 12-year, $64 million embarrassment of riches.
Look back at all those numbers again and you'd think Rask deserves his own office in the dressing room.
The man known for his great positioning has put himself in a very advantageous seat with his stellar play. The Bruins do have some depth in their system with AHL Goalie of the Year Niklas Svedberg and OHL All-Star Malcolm Subban, but neither has a second of NHL experience and you can be sure the team's not interested in bridging any gap until those kids are ready, especially when it already possesses one of the league's elite.
Rask is young, proven, wants to be here and, though he hasn't said a word publicly, you know he's eager to cash in. The idea of him reaching unrestricted free agency should paralyze B's management with fear, and that scenario could quite possibly price them out for his services. In short, it'll never happen. Even with a shrinking salary cap, NHL teams know they need superb goaltending to win in the postseason, and they'll pay to get it.
Skeptics will still claim Rask hasn't earned the money because his regular season stardom has not yet translated to playoff success. His one opportunity in the postseason prior to now was the infamous 2010 season, which will forever be remembered as the year the B's surrendered a 3-0 series lead and 3-0 Game 7 advantage against the Flyers. To put that solely on Rask, however, would be irresponsible, and it would also completely ignore David Krejci's wrist injury in Game 3 of that series that ended his season. Where would the 2013 postseason Bruins be without Krejci? And, if you're waiting for him to be the Tim Thomas of 2011, try to also remember that a .940 save percentage and 1.98 GAA over 25 playoff games is otherworldly.
Bottom line: Rask's numbers justify the deal, and his play has warranted it as well. Though Rask's camp could justify asking for Rinne money (he's never made it out of the second round either), I'll make a prediction: Six years, $40 million, and one heck of a party back in Finland.
But, first on the agenda, a win tonight and another trip to the second round.
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New York's most cutting-edge art institution ought to have more than a run-of-the-mill snack bar. Last year, MoMA PS1 finally got the restaurant it deserved, when the late, lamented M. Wells came back to life as a museum canteen. The PS1 revival has the same over-the-top spirit as the spectacular Queens diner original. Hugue Dufour's rich, ribald fare, listed on blackboards in the terrifically kitschy public-school setting, can be as challenging as any avant-garde artwork—to your arteries as well as your sense of adventure. The menu, which changes daily, runs to veal brains, blood pudding and big, seared slabs of foie gras. The poultry comes clawed, the bibimbap riff covered in more colorful streaks—chili sauce, maple syrup, yuzu mayo—than a Jackson Pollock. Museum shows can be hit or miss. The best art in the building might be on the plate. M. Wells Dinette, 22-25 Jackson Ave at 46th Ave, Long Island City, Queens (718-786-1800, magasinwells.com)
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Each episode is a unique adventure in a new American city, documenting a wide range of strange occurrences and scenarios. One segment might capture a domestic violence call, in which a wife has been beaten by her angry husband who has been drinking all night. Another segment may follow the case of an old lady whose house was just robbed.
One aspect that makes the show so unique is its spontaneity. The plot of the story can change in a split second; a routine traffic stop can turn into a high speed chase down a dark alley. The police officers who are being filmed don't have any more inside information than the viewers at home and this truly creates a very interactive experience.
While the show explores some serious topics and real life socioeconomic issues, there are some heartfelt and comical moments that sheds new light on the character of law enforcement. For example, in one episode police officers might respond to the scene of a pig running rampant in the middle of a freeway while another program may narrate the capture of a python snake roaming through a citizen's backyard. These moments of comic relief give viewers a glance at the nobler side of law enforcement.
Since the first episode aired in 1989 in Florida, the show remains one of the only few reality programs that has truly revolutionized television. Its no-holds-barred approach to depicting reality at all costs make this program a favorite among viewers from all types of backgrounds and will continue to make a mark on TV history when it comes back on the air in January 2013.
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Multiple suspects spill out in a scramble when their vehicle flips over in a pursuit. A man complains a stranger tried to lasso him with a metal necklace. A driver has trouble staying in his lane after a bad night of poker.
Officers deal with uncooperative suspects.
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Tommy Moores takes third overall in the 200 individual medley as Sequim takes on North Kitsap in early December. Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell
What a way to head into the break.
Sequim High's boys swimmers and divers picked up their first win of the season in a 103-82 win against Klahowya on Dec. 14.


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At the Korean War Veterans Luncheon Friday in Alexander City, Benny McLeod spoke on what it means to be free.
"It means men and women like all of you have paid the price," McLeod explained to the crowd.
Even though he is a Vietnam War veteran, McLeod saluted those who fought before him, those who put it all on the line in the Korean War.
"We are free and enjoy the way of life we have everyday because of you," McLeod went on.
McLeod sat down with WSFA 12 News to talk about the crisis in Syria and whether America should, in fact, get involved.
McLeod's short answer? No.
"Nothing has been settled over there. They've always fought amongst themselves, the same way with Syria here," said McLeod.
McLeod says he's mindful of the suffering brought on by reports of chemical weapons used in Syria but it's the bigger picture that worries him, another potential Vietnam, if not worse.
"I call it street fighting because you're on the street. You don't know what's around the next corner and you don't know what's behind that rock," McLeod said.
McLeod of course represents only one viewpoint as Congress debates the merits of whether to get involved or stay out of Syria.
Either way McLeod and those who sacrificed before him in the so-called 'Forgotten War' will not forget the men and women who may be on the verge of being called to fight again.
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New Wash selling regional tickets
New Washington High School is selling Class A West Washington Regional tickets in the school's main office.
The tickets are $10 apiece and good for both sessions of Saturday's regional. They will be on sale until noon on Friday, Feb. 15. Single-session tickets are $7 each and will be available at the door at West Washington.
The Mustangs will face Vincennes Rivet in Saturday's first semifinal at 10 a.m. If New Washington wins, it will play in the championship game at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
Marcum, Tinsley make Top 100 list
New Albany senior guard Tanner Marcum and Silver Creek senior forward Alex Tinsley are included in Hoosier Basketball Magazine's Top 100 list of senior girls' high school basketball players in Indiana during the 2012-13 season.
Sixty of these 100 players will be picked in a few weeks to participate in the magazine's Top 60 Senior Girls' Workout on Sunday, March 10 at Marian University in Indianapolis.
C'town alum selling copies of new book tonight
Chuck Ledbetter Sr., a 1961 graduate of Charlestown High School, will have autographed copies of his new book, "Pirates of the Hardwood," on sale during tonight's Charlestown home basketball game with New Washington.
The book, which is about the history of Charlestown High School basketball, will be sold in Charlestown Sports Arena lobby from 6-8.
Cost is $20 plus tax. The book also can be purchased at the Charlestown Public Library and the Charlestown Pirate Pride website at www.CharlestownPiratePride.com/PiratesOfTheHardwood.htm.
Leprechaun Run to take place on March 12
The Leprechaun Run, formerly The Shamrock, will take place on Tuesday, March 12, starting at 6:30 p.m.
The run will start at 300 Spring, 300 Spring St., Jeffersonville. Runners will run east on Chestnut Street, then go up Main Street and then go back west on Chestnut. The race will end at 300 Spring.
Check-in and late registration on race day will be from 4:30-6:10 p.m. at 300 Spring.
The pre-registration fee is $20 before Saturday, March 2. The entry fee after March 2 and on race day is $25. Runners can register at www.fastfred.com.
For more information, call 502-554-7245, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.pacersandracers.com.
Henryville Spring Clinic
The Henryville Spring Volleyball Clinic will take place on four consecutive Wednesdays, starting Feb. 20 at Henryville High School's Furnish Gymnasium.
The clinic will meet each day from 6-7:30 p.m. The clinic is open to girls from grades 5-8 from any school. Cost is $30 per player, which includes a T-shirt.
Jeff man to participate in Kids & Kubs celebration
Jeffersonville native Jim Barnett will participate in the 83rd anniversary celebration of the Three-Quarter Century Softball Club Kids & Kubs organization on Saturday, Feb. 23 in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Barnett has played for the Kids & Kubs since 2009. He is United States Air Force veteran of the Korean War and worked for the United States Postal Service for 35 years.
Bats' Southern Indiana Night on June 7
The Louisville Bats will host Southern Indiana Night on Friday, June 7 at Louisville Slugger Field. The Bats will face the Norfolk Tides, with the first pitch taking place at 7:05 p.m.
Festivities will include post-game fireworks and special in-game giveaways.
Advance tickets are $6 each. Seats will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
To order tickets, contact Michael Harmon with the Bats at 502-614-4540 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
• An article titled, "Clarksville rolls past Salem, 57-28" on page B2 of the News and Tribune, Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, edition contained incorrect information. The article omitted two Clarksville boys' basketball senior players who will be honored at the Generals' Senior Night home game tonight against North Harrison. The two omitted players are Bailey McEwen and Mason Dixon.
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CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Dragons finish off Braves, incredible sectional run
Silver Creek capture first sectional since 2000, 37-36 over No. 8 Brownstown
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: Bulldogs claim first title since 2011
Hibbard 3s help New Albany beat Jennings, 55-49
CLASS 2A PAOLI SECTIONAL: Generals win back-to-back crowns
Clarksville takes big early lead, holds on for 41-32 win over crosstown rival
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Lions fall in overtime to Lanesville
Late surge not enough for Rock Creek in 68-65 loss
- PHOTO GALLERY: Boys' basketball sectional semifinals Featured teams include New Albany, Charlestown, Silver Creek, Rock Creek, Christian Academy, and Borden.
CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Silver Creek upsets No. 6 Corydon, 74-51
Dragons will face No. 7 Brownstown in tonight's title game
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Rock Creek knocks off defending champs
CAI blows big lead against Lanesville
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: Clutch Cochran leads New Albany to sectional final
Bulldogs beat BNL in semis, 61-51; will face Jennings County for title tonight
CLASS 2A PAOLI SECTIONAL: It's Clarksville, Providence for the title
No. 2 Generals rip Eastern 67-45, Pioneers pull away from Henryville, 58-40
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Apple Butter
Located in nostalgic downtown Morris is an extremely unique gift shoppe, Apple Butter and Shugie's. They have one of the largest gift giving inventories in the area. Open Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:30 pm and Saturdays 9:00am - 4:00pm
CITY: Morris
Bill's Antiques and Upholstering
A large selection of antique Victorian and oak furniture. A large selection of old lunch boxes and wooden telephones.
CITY: Pontiac
Paraphernalia Antiques
Euorpean imports, estate jewelry, general line. Three buildings with thousands of choice items.
CITY: Wilmington
R.J.'s Relics
General line antiques and collectibles. Multi-level, multi-dealer. We buy estates.
CITY: Wilmington
3 French Hens Market
Bringing the tradition of Open Air Euro Markets to the Midwest, 3 French Hens Country Market is held on the grassy banks of the Historic I&M Canal in downtown Morris, IL. Featuring more than 140 vendors selling homemade, homegrown, antique, one of a kind and repurposed items. Open the second Saturday May, June, July, August, September and October from 8am-2pm and the 2nd Saturday in August from 2pm-8pm, rain or shine!
CITY: Morris
Elliot's Corner Junction
Hot and cold sandwiches, fried chicken. Home of the famous "Bite-Me" burger.
CITY: Pontiac
Pit Stop Family Cafe
A family style restaurant with an automotive theme. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
CITY: Pontiac
Mario's Pizza
Although their reputation rest on their excellent pizza, Mario's offers a broad selection of other fine dishes.
CITY: Pontiac
Days Inn Morris
Business or Pleasure you will be treated to all the standard Days Inn extras that make your stay more enjoyable, like our FREE Daybreak Breakfast, refreshing SolTerre shower experience, free WI-FI in every room. Plus, if you are a Wyndham Rewards member, you will continue to receive Wyndham Rewards points for all eligible stays.
CITY: Morris
Monical's Pizza
Traditional and specialty pizzas, pasta and salads. Try their famous "Family Pleaser" combination.
CITY: Pontiac
Cafe Fontana
The menu offers a wide variety of salads, sandwiches, paninis, Neapolitan pizzas and pasta. Entrees include baby back ribs, Marsala boneless pork chops, potato crusted Icelandic cod, filet mignon and New York strip steak. Homemade soup is also served each day. Be sure to save room for our fresh made gelatos.
CITY: Pontiac
Wolf Creek Golf Club - Pontiac
The 18-hole course features 6,637 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 69.1 and it has a slope rating of 117. Wolf Creek golf course opened in 1972.
CITY: Pontiac
Morris Antique Emporium
A division of Rusty and Dusty Antiques Inc., built in 1879 and provides a nostalgic look back in time offering jewelry, collectibles, Howard products, toys, gumball machines, furniture, license plates, automotive &rRailroad memorabilia, die cast cars and many other treasues!
CITY: Morris
Joe's Stationhouse Pizzeria
Pizzas, pasta, and more. Family owned and operated for over 40 years.
CITY: Pontiac
Super 8 Motel - Pontiac
48 rooms, including ones with microwaves and refrigerators. Truck parking available. Restaurants nearby. Handicap rooms, pet friendly.
CITY: Pontiac
Quality Inn - Pontiac
Located in the Route 66 town of Pontiac. Offering 54 rooms, some rooms with jacuzzi available. Amenities include exercise room, coach tour services, guest laundry and handicap accessible.
CITY: Pontiac
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Dwight Harvest Days
Downtown Dwight is the place to be for crafts, flea markets, carnival and kids games, downtown stage full of entertainment, car show, 5K run, parade and band competition are highlights of the weekend, attracting over 10,000 people each year! Sunday's parade is led by hundreds of basset hounds and their owners from around the world.
CITY: Dwight
Whispering Pines of Dwight
Bed and breakfast with a beautiful, quiet country setting on a heavily wooded three acre lot. Breakfasts include international recipes. Charger ports for electric cars.
CITY: Dwight
Park Motel
24 Rooms, clean, courteous and quiet by the lake. Parking outside the rooms. AARP. High Speed Internet available.
CITY: Morris
Country at Heart Antiques and Collectibles.
Country and primitive furniture, Victorian, oak and walnut furniture. Linens, vintage clothing, jewelry, pottery and porcelain.
CITY: Marseilles
Step back into time as you enter the nostalgic, fun atmosphere of Shugie's. Get a gift for everyone!
CITY: Morris
Chapin's Restaurant
Chapin's is an upscale, casual restaurant located in the heart of Morris's historic Downtown. Atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Menu offers a wide selection of fine steaks and seafood, as well as fresh salads, vegetarian dishes, and scrumptious desserts. Enjoy a cappuccino or glass of wine in front of the fireplace late in the evening. Come in a stranger and leave as a friend. Traditional olde world ambiance.
CITY: Morris
Chapin's is an upscale casual restaurant located in the heart of Morris's historic downtown. Atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Menu offers a wide selection of fine steaks and seafood, as well as fresh salads, vegetarian dishes, and scrumptious desserts. Enjoy a cappuccino or glass of wine in front of the fireplace late in the evening. Come in a stranger and leave as a friend. Traditional Olde World ambience.
CITY: Morris
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Morris
Grundy County's only full service hotel. Indoor swimming pool. free coffee in the AM, Free Cookies in the PM.
CITY: Morris
Ellis Ace Hardware, Rental & RadioShack
Founded in 1872, Ellis Hardware is Illinois' Oldest Family Owned Hardware Store. Ellis Ace Hardware, Rental and RadioShack received the Illinois Historical Society"s Centennial Award in the fall of 2009. At Ellis' you're a neighbor, not just a number. We have over 30 departments with brands you love like Stihl, Toro, Craftsman, Weber and so much more! M-F 8:00am - 8:00pm, Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm, Sunday 9:00am- 4:00pm. Follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/ellisace & twitter at twitter.com/ellisace & Instagram #ellishardware.
CITY: Seneca
Park Motel
24 Rooms, clean, courteous and quiet by the lake. Parking outside the rooms. High Speed Internet available. Microwave and refrigerator in each room.
CITY: Morris
Canoe the Vermilion
This outfitter in the Illinois Valley offers canoe equipment, instruction, and transportation to help you fully enjoy this scenic stretch of the Vermilion River. Venture out on your own, or choose from excursions that include everything from picnics along the river to overnight camping trips.
CITY: Streator
Comfort Inn - Morris
Comfort Inn offers our guests an atmosphere that is friendly, dourteous and above all fun. Indoor pool/hot tub, coffee makes, iron/ board, hairdryers in all rooms. Free Continental Breakfast. Pet Allowed.
CITY: Morris
R Place Family Restaurant
American home-style cuisine, antiques, nostalgic family atmosphere. 24-Hour restaurant & bakery.
CITY: Morris
The Paper Co.
Specializing in custom printed invitations and announcements for all occasions. We also carry a huge selection of handmade greeting cards, gifts, journals and stationary. Appointments also available.
CITY: Morris
Second Time Around Antique Market
Quality antique furniture, fireplace mantels, pier mirrors, glassware, dinnerware, toys, vintage wicker, collectibles. Furniture restoration available.
CITY: Braidwood
Waterfall Glen Hike
Waterfall Glen Hike in DuPage County is a nice, moderate hike. This trail wraps around Argonne National Laboratory and is 11.4 miles long. The main path consists of crushed limestone, but it is ok to take the side trails that are mowed grass or part of an abandoned railroad track. Most of the path is under a tree canopy. Marshes and swamps abound in this area so be sure to bring some insect repellent.
CITY: Morris
Slagel Family Farm
Slagel Family farm is a 6th generation farm in central Illinois. Re-connect with the land and watch the livestock roaming the pastures in the wide-open skies outside the city. As more and more people have the desire to learn more about their food and where it comes from, a farm tour and dinner would be an excellent way to bring you closer to your food. Tours, which run from spring to fall, are a full afternoon of learning and enjoying food. Each farm tour/dinner will be paired with one or more well-known chefs from Chicago. Guests will have the opportunity to ask questions, hold baby piglets, gather fresh eggs, and interact with playful goats and lambs. Following the tour, you will head back to the barn and enjoy a four-course meal prepared using products raised within feet of where we are sitting.
CITY: Fairbury
Pioneer Gothic Church
Built in 1857, this church is a fine example of Carpenter Gothic Architecture. Pointed arched windows and doors as well as board and batten frame construction characterize this style. King Edward VII worshipped at the church in 1860, while on a hunting expedition in the area. The church was named as one of the "150 Architectural Treasures" in the State of Illinois by the Association of Illinois Architects in 2007, and is listed on the National Historic Register.
CITY: Dwight
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Dwight Farmers Market & Junk in the Trunk
On Saturdays, locals set up to sell fruits, vegetables, plants, homemade bakery items, crafts and so much more. One Saturday a month there is also a "Junk in the Trunk" where locals bring garage sales downtown and sell out of the trunks of their cars.
CITY: Dwight


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Dan Lipinski blasts deal allowing Mexican trucks on U.S. roads
BY ART GOLAB Staff email@example.com July 8, 2011 6:16PM
Trucks line up in Nogales, Mexico, to cross the border to the United States in 2001. | AP
Updated: October 29, 2011 12:35AM
Mexican trucks filled with goods from south of the border could be rolling into Chicago as early as next month under a deal just signed by the Obama administration and the Mexican government. That means Christmas trees from Oregon and apples from Washington state will cost about 20 percent less in Mexico. Pork exports to Mexico are also expected to soar. Farmers and business groups, excited at the possibility of doing more business with Mexico, hailed the deal. However the agreement — which fulfils a long-debated provision of the North American Free Trade Agreement — prompted howls from the both the Teamsters Union and independent truck owner-operators. They say it will kill jobs and make highways less safe. And with the ink barely dry on the deal, U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.), co-sponsored legislation that would cut off funds the Department of Transportation needs to implement the agreement. Currently, Mexican trucks are only allowed 25 miles north of the U.S. border. From there it is American trucks and drivers that do all of the hauling of Mexican goods. "Opening the border to dangerous trucks at a time of high unemployment and rampant drug violence is a shameful abandonment of the Department of Transportation's duty to protect American citizens from harm and to spend American tax dollars responsibly," Jim Hoffa, president of the Teamsters. said in a statement. However, the deal, signed Wednesday, attempts to address safety concerns by requiring Mexican trucks operating in the U.S. to meet a host of tougher U.S. federal, state, and local safety standards. Conditions for operating in the U.S. include:
◆ A review of each driver's Mexican commercial driver's license history
◆ Electronic onboard monitoring of each vehicle to ensure drivers take required breaks and do not exceed daily limits on driving hours.
◆ An oral English language proficiency exam testing knowledge of U.S. traffic laws and signs.
◆ Physical inspection of each vehicle participating in the program
◆ Additional inspections of each vehicle upon entry to the U.S. for the first three months of the program.
◆ Testing of each vehicle to meet U.S. emissions standards.
◆ U.S. insurance coverage for each vehicle.
Mexican trucking firms will also have to show they test drivers for drug and alcohol use, and they won't be permitted to transport goods from point to point within the U.S. U.S. trucks will be granted the same privileges in Mexico, but are unlikely to take advantage of it due to their higher operating and labor costs compared to local Mexican firms. Under NAFTA and previous agreements, Canadian truckers are already able to enter the United States without having to meet any special requirements. Under the agreement allowing Mexican truckers into the U.S, the money to pay for the electronic monitoring of the Mexican trucks will come from road funds financed by federal gasoline taxes. Lipinski's legislation, just introduced Thursday, takes aim at this, barring the use of U.S. taxpayer dollars to pay for the onboard monitoring systems. The new agreement, Lipinski said, "Takes money from the highway trust fund and purchases these electronic on-board recorders for the Mexican trucks. We need the money for our own roads. When I tell people that their tax money will be paying for equipment on Mexican trucks, they can't believe that this would be happening." Lipinski said he has always had concerns about the safety of such a deal and voted to shoot down an earlier Mexican trucking deal made by the Bush administration. "I really believe there are significant concerns for safety on our roads and also for the jobs of American truck drivers," he said. Chicago, Lipinski said, will be affected because it is a major destination and transit point for goods coming up from Mexico. "These truck drivers are paid less in wages than American truck drivers and that could cost Americans jobs," Lipinski said. Lipinski does, however, credit the Obama administration with negotiating a better deal than a previous agreement made by the Bush administration. "They worked to put in more provisions and tried to answer the questions about safety, but I don't think the provisions are enough," Lipinski said. Congress shot down the earlier Bush truck agreement by defunding it. But this time, U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is calling the deal a win for roadway safety and a win for trade. In a press statement LaHood said, "By opening the door to long-haul trucking between the United States and Mexico, America's third largest trading partner, we will create jobs and opportunity for our people and support economic development in both nations." But even with the new agreement, it's possible a relatively small number of the 300,000 truckers in the Mexican fleet will even want to make long-distance hauls on U.S. highways. Mexican trucking firms won't want to invest the money needed to launch U.S. operations out of fear that Democratic and union opposition could still kill the deal down the road, the head of the Mexican trucking association told the Dow Jones News Service.


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It is no secret that Cleveland native, autodidactic historian, and self-proclaimed people person Karl C. Johnson loves his city. After learning everything there is to know about the Sixth City's rich history, he decided to put his newfound knowledge to use by crafting his own distinctive tours that replace standard architectural jargon with vibrant yarns involving history, politics, and personal experiences. He leads his jaunts on segways, buses, limousines, or on foot. During segway tours, Karl gives his guests a choice in the amount of narration he performs, from moderately narrated tours that cover more ground to fully narrated tours that progress more slowly. If guests prefer to travel by bus or automobile, Karl will highlight specific areas of the city that his guests desire to see, such as Public Square or the rack where they hang the key to the city.
As one of the largest indoor/outdoor recreational center in the tri-county area, Skate Zone offers activities for the whole family. Kids and parents alike can enjoy the endorphin-inducing effects of skating, laser tag, web city, bumper cars, mini golf, and arcade games. Wheeled shoe fanatics can Cha-cha or Electric Slide their way around the roller rink to sweet sounds from the DJ's speakers, while high-tech hounds can enjoy the interactive nature of laser storm, where up to 24 players congregate to discuss the differences between a peninsula and an isthmus. Bumper cars put the fun back in reckless driving while mini golf truly unites the family on the green for 18 holes of golf-based goodness. Web City offers spiderkids 10,000 square feet of entanglements and obstacles to climb, while the arcade zone offers more fun with buttons than a family dinner held in an elevator. The colorful ambience of this safe and fun recreation center has everything needed for a fun family outing. Equipment and lockers are available for rent at Skate Zone for a bit extra. See the website for more info
HFF places family groups in separate apartment units to minimize the stress of acquiring permanent housing for young children. Last year, 139 children between the ages of 1 month and 2 years and their families moved into HFF housing, and few arrive with their own furniture. HFF aims to distribute pack n' play cribs to families in its transitional housing program to provide a safe environment for young children to sleep and play.
Throughout the 11 courts lined up inside and outside of Court Yard Sportsplex, tennis balls thwack against rackets swung by players in private lessons, instructional clinics, and competitive interclub matches. Elsewhere, cardio and weightlifting machines whir with the effort of exercisers, and the squeak of tennis shoes echoes upon basketball and racquetball courts. In the heated outdoor pool—open Memorial Day through Labor Day—younger kids splash in the 3- to 5-foot waters during beginners' swim lessons, while older kids sluice through the water with instruction on a variety of strokes. Music emanates from classrooms, where a Joffrey Ballet–trained instructor orchestrates youth ballet classes and adults embrace personalized instruction with ballroom-dancing lessons. After any activity, members can soothe exerted muscles with the onsite massage therapist, who calms muscles with one of nine modalities and essential oils infused with lullabies.
Housed inside the Old B&O Train Station, Rust Belt brews nine craft beers, with a handful more scheduled for release early next year. Each Saturday from noon to 5 p.m., fans of yeast and hops can gather 'round head brewer Lee Gidley as he guides them on a tour of the brewery, showing them equipment, explaining the brewing process, and doling out samples of the luscious liquid gold. When the half-hour tour concludes, everyone receives a commemorative Rust Belt Brewery T-shirt, a souvenir pint glass, and a jolly memory to overtake the brain space currently inhabited by knowledge of the Gigli plot. If the tour inspires a powerful thirst for more, Rust Belt sells growlers of their guzzleables to take home, and the neighboring Boxcar Lounge has Rust Belt on tap.
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Now consider the definition of line
line: '\n' | exp '\n' { printf ("%.10g\n", $1); } ;
The first alternative is a token which is a newline character; this means
that rpcalc accepts a blank line (and ignores it, since there is no
action). The second alternative is an expression followed by a newline.
This is the alternative that makes rpcalc useful. The semantic value of
the exp
grouping is the value of $1
because the exp
question is the first symbol in the alternative. The action prints this
value, which is the result of the computation the user asked for.
This action is unusual because it does not assign a value to $$
. As
a consequence, the semantic value associated with the line
uninitialized (its value will be unpredictable). This would be a bug if
that value were ever used, but we don't use it: once rpcalc has printed the
value of the user's input line, that value is no longer needed.