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Hints and kinks for the first-time visitor to the Dayton Hamvention®. Visit the event Web page for the most up to date information including forum schedules, locations, exam information, lists and maps of exhibitors, ordering tickets online, etc. Updated for 2014.
The Dayton Hamvention® is the largest and most influential annual gathering of amateur radio enthusiasts in the world. It's been around since 1952 and for much of that time the event has taken place at the Hara Arena, a large multi-purpose facility just outside the city limits of Dayton, Ohio. It's a three-day event that takes place in the month of May that fills the hotels and campgrounds in the surrounding area to overflowing.
Attendance peaked in the early 1990s at over 33,000 visitors making it easily then the largest ham radio convention on the planet. 24,542 attended Hamvention® in 2013.
Mention to a few of your friends that you're planning on making the trip to Dayton and at least one of them is bound to declare that "Hara Arena is a dilapidated old venue that deserves to be torn down". While it's true the facility has seen its better days, it's also true that this is a multi-day hobbyist event that attracts tens of thousands of visitors.
There's simply no way to facilitate that size of a crowd for three days in an ultra modern facility - at least not in a fashion that would be affordable to the average visitor. In fact, I suspect that the Dayton Amateur Radio Association will have few options for continuing the event if Hara Arena is ever closed for good so it's best that we all enjoy it while we still can.
I live just 100 miles from Dayton and have made the trip almost every single year since 1977. What follows are a few of my own hints and kinks for the first-time attendee or for those who have attended a time or two but have never had the full weekend immersion effect.
The best advice I could possibly give you for maximizing your adventure can be summed up in a single word: planning.
Dayton, Ohio is centrally located and served by its own international airport. The Greater Cincinnati Area airport (in Northern Kentucky) is about 75 miles to the south. Other major airports nearby are in Columbus, Ohio (80 miles east) and Indianapolis, Indiana (125 miles west). I mention these because if you plan to travel by air and will be renting an automobile, airfares to/from these nearby airports might save you a few bucks -- it always pays to investigate.
Since Dayton attracts so many visitors it has become the place where radio manufacturers announce everything new and exciting for the coming year. It's also become the place for many national (and international) organizations to conduct their annual business too. In fact, many radio enthusiasts attend Dayton every year and never even visit the big show at the arena!
Hamvention® officially kicks off on Friday morning and runs through Sunday afternoon but the facilities close by early evening on Friday and Saturday and at 2:00pm on Sunday afternoon. This leaves the evening hours for more radio revelry. Folks coming in from faraway will usually show up early - say on Wednesday night or Thursday. When you couple these extra days with the evenings you end up with a string of opportunities for many off-site events.
Popular examples are the DX and Contesting banquets which take place in nearby hotels on Friday or Saturday evenings. That's why you really need to make plans months in advance. By studying the Hamvention® Web page long before arriving, you can find out about the long (and growing) list of affiliated events that take place around Dayton - but not necessarily at Hara Arena, and then plan accordingly.
This is your chance to rub shoulders with famous DXers and contest operators, visit the Air and Space Museum with the AMSAT folks, attend the popular Four Days in May QRP event, etc.
Once you get a feel for everything that goes on around the actual Hamvention® I think you will gain a new appreciation for just how big this event really is and why so many radio amateurs make the pilgrimage to Dayton at least once in their lifetime.
While you're making plans for all the things you want to see and do in Dayton you should begin with your accommodations. If you just blow into town on Friday afternoon and think you will easily find a hotel room, you might end up sleeping in your car. I've often heard people brag about having made no reservations and still finding a room, but that's a gamble not worth taking. Almost all of the hotel rooms available in Dayton and the surrounding area are generally reserved six months to a year in advance for that weekend. Sure, there are last-minute cancellations and these no doubt account for the lucky find of a room or two. But don't kid yourself; finding a room for that weekend is much more difficult than just buying a ticket so plan ahead.
Ground Zero for the big dogs has traditionally been the Crowne Plaza hotel in downtown Dayton. Reservations are all but impossible to obtain, however, those who annually book rooms here do so in large blocks and your best bet if you want to stay here is to watch popular DX and contest mailing lists where offers to take a room or share a room abound months before the big show.
Various clubs and groups reserve blocks of rooms in other nearby hotels and you can usually find one by monitoring popular ham radio mailing lists and putting out a few feelers - months in advance of the actual event.
There are several campsites (KOA, etc.) within easy commuting distance of Hara Arena if you prefer. Again, spend the time to make your plans as early as possible and chances are you won't be left out in the cold.
The weather in Dayton, Ohio is a total crapshoot so bring everything. It's been less of an issue since event organizers pushed the weekend from late-April out into the middle of May. But sloshing around in cold rain is no fun and neither is paying $20 for a two-dollar rain cover. You will see that in the flea market - those little cheap, plastic rain coats all folded into a pocket sized pack selling for two dollars when the sun is shining but soon as the first drop of rain falls the price skyrockets! Bring appropriate rain gear and both warm and cool clothing and you'll be covered.
Make certain the shoes you bring along are comfortable - you will walk most of the tread off of them and nothing can make you as miserable as having tired, sore feet. If you show up with a brand new pair of shoes, well, you simply won't make it.
A small bottle of sunblock is good to have as is a hat.
You should consider wearing a call sign hat or a badge that displays your call. This will make it easier for others who only know you from on the air to spot you. You might also want to bring along a supply of QSL cards to exchange.
Speaking of which, you will be amazed at the number of operators who travel to Dayton from around the world and watching famous call signs walk by is a big part of the fun of wandering the complex. Keep your eyes peeled and you might just bump into that DX operator who gave you Heard Island a few years ago.
Toting valuable old booty out of that massive flea market can be problematic. I've seen guys pulling the kind of suitcase that has wheels (like you see in an airport) and a handle all around. I've seen grocery store shopping carts and two-wheel trucks carry load after load from flea market to automobile. Nothing is too surprising but on this point please allow me to climb on my soapbox about one particular bad practice.
Many hams strap on a backpack. These seem pretty handy for carrying the smaller parts and brochures that one would accumulate while surfing the big event for hours at a time. Most even have a handy holder for a bottle of water or other cold drink. But whatever you do, do not place your hand-held radio in the backpack with the antenna sticking out. More than once I've been standing ten deep in line at some booth trying to see the latest and greatest while a fellow in front of me with a backpack nearly pokes my eye out with the rubber duck or telescoping antenna from his radio - that he can't even see.
Another bit of backpack rudeness is having this same hand-held facing backwards with the volume turned up all the way. Again, I've been unfortunate enough to stand right behind such a fellow when the squelch breaks and 100dB of sound blasts into my face.
Use your head, be considerate of your fellow hams, and think about things like that, okay?
Okay, so you've made the journey, got a hotel room, and now it's Friday morning and you're headed to Hara Arena. What to expect?
You should check to see if a bus or shuttle transportation is available from where you're staying to the arena. Letting someone else do the driving takes all the hassle out of getting to and from your hotel and usually these shuttles provide drop off service right at the front door as opposed to parking in a remote lot. The only downside is having to pay attention to the schedules so you don't get left behind - and the fact that you can't carry heavy items out to your car every few hours.
If you're going to drive then you have multiple parking options. One of the most popular is to park at the Salem Mall about a mile and a half from Hara Arena on the same road. The area for parking is setup ahead of time and city buses run continually between the mall and the arena. You can purchase a bus pass for a very reasonable fee along with your ticket for the event and you will be all set. This is about the optimum parking situation for drivers since you will be parking on pavement, dropped off/picked up at the front gate, and security patrols this parking lot regularly.
Paid parking does exist. Lots are across the road from Hara Arena and within fairly reasonable walking distance but take note - this is a big grassy field when the weather is dry and it's a big mud hole when it's not. Other options come and go with each passing year so look around. Nearby residents often sell off their front and backyards for as much as they can get!
If you have VHF/UHF FM capability and you're not certain where you're going, tune to one of several talk-in frequencies and request some assistance. Volunteers of the Dayton Amateur Radio Association are hands down the best in the talk-in business - as they should be. Each year they direct thousands of people around highway construction and other impediments to get swarms of folks to and from Hara Arena. As you might expect, the talk-in frequencies are very busy and considering that there are only so many ways to get to Hara just listening for fifteen minutes will probably provide all the instruction needed.
For directions and assistance in the Dayton Area during your visit to Hamvention®, contact "Talk-In" on the DARA Repeater 146.94 (-), alternate 146.64 (-). Dayton Hams also monitor 223.94 (-)and 442.1 (+). MIDCARS will again monitor and provide travel assistance on 7.258 MHz. Talk-In will be in operation starting on Wednesday at Noon and running through Sunday at 5:00 PM. Talk-In will be off the air nightly between 11:00 PM and 5:00 AM.
One other important note about this, during this weekend the repeaters of Dayton are simply deluged with activity and it's not uncommon to hear all manner of malicious interference including foul language and the like. Take it with a grain of salt and don't let it put you off. I don't know why some people find pleasure in abusing the system like this, it certainly isn't good amateur practice, but it happens and there isn't a lot anyone can do about it.
Be certain to check the Hamvention® Web site for information in advance if you have special parking/access needs. I've seen people yelling and screaming at event volunteers because they didn't make prior arrangements before pulling up to the front gate on opening day with someone in a wheelchair and then rudely demand a place to park near the entrance. There are rules and they are enforced. If you're so inconsiderate as to demand special access without making prior arrangements, you simply don't deserve to get in - and you probably won't.
Be sure to check ahead of time about the availability and cost of electric scooters that can usually be rented on site if you require one.
Assuming you have made it to Hara and are ready to enter the facility you will need a ticket. You would have saved a little money by purchasing it in advance but you will be able to buy tickets on the day of the event - typically there are no single day passes. Your ticket is good for the entire three days so don't lose it or you must buy another one to get back in. There are vendors who will happily laminate your ticket and give you a lanyard to hang it around your neck for five or ten bucks but I've always avoided this unnecessary expense.
Most first time visitors don't understand that Hara is a large complex that includes many buildings that are interconnected. Most of the largest exhibits take place on the main arena floor but there are several other buildings and you will either need a map or be willing to walk and walk and walk. Here again, you need to make plans in advance to have a chance of seeing everything there is to see. My own routine is based on the weather. If it's favorable on Friday morning then I spend that day outside in the flea market so that if it rains on Saturday, I'm already done outside and can spend the rest of the weekend indoors and out of the rain.
Flea market outside, and all the new stuff is inside. That's about the size of it though there are a few exceptions like the giant Mendelson's tent in the flea market so be sure to look closely as you travel both areas.
Forums and license testing all take place inside and for that you will also need to plan. Study the information available before you go and make notes about the particular forums you would like to attend. Seek out the location for those rooms and get them square in your head so you can find them again when the time comes to attend.
If it happens to come up a sudden rain shower then everyone who is outside rushes inside and believe me, being in such close proximity to 25,000 wet people can be difficult and overload your sense of smell - everyone will appreciate your liberal use of deodorant!
On the morning of the first day the place is as clean and sanitary as it's going to get. Visit the restroom by 3pm that same day and you will definitely notice the after-effects of twenty-five thousand human beings. There are usually port-a-pots setup out in the flea market area but I'd avoid them unless you can hold your breath for a minute or two at a stretch.
These kinds of logistics aren't pleasant to cover but forewarned is forearmed.
The food at the big event is, well, it's hamfest food. Hotdogs, hamburgers, brats, etc. They all smell pretty good on the grill by 11am. The food is usually provided by schools and other fund-raising organizations. The concessions are staffed by volunteers who aren't food prep professionals. Your purchase of a hotdog and a soft drink will help fund some local school softball team or a church choir looking to purchase new gowns. You're going to pay more than you want for very mediocre foodstuffs but it's for a good cause so smile and enjoy that hotdog - but plan to eat your largest meal of the day far from Hara Arena.
If you've never been to Hamvention® then you need to prepare yourself mentally to be lost in a sea of humanity. Expect to be so deep in the crowd on occasions that it will take you twenty minutes to cover fifty yards. People stop and loiter in front of the most popular booths and hours of such close contact can really get into your head. Take deep breaths, step outside frequently, laugh and try to enjoy it. But I'm not kidding, standing completely surrounded by people is probably not for the claustrophobic.
Dayton is the place where manufacturers show off their new goodies and where dealers come to unload their inventory. Generally speaking, you will find great deals on new gear but do a little comparison price shopping online before you arrive. Determine ahead of time what is and is not a good price on the gear you may be interested in and bring your notes. Don't forget to bring your credit cards too and whatever you do, don't depend too heavily on cash. There's an ATM machine right out front of the main entrance but I once watched a fellow go berserk when after standing in a long line for the ATM and finally getting his turn, the machine was completely out of cash. It pretty much ruined his day so plan accordingly.
All the major dealers will accept your credit cards while almost all of the flea market sellers will only accept cash.
The United Parcel Service (UPS) usually has a booth inside where you can pay to have them lovingly ship that new transceiver or amplifier home for you. This may be especially handy if you're traveling from far away as it will likely get home before you do and you won't have to lug it around or worry that it will be stolen from your automobile or hotel.
Here's a tip if you're traveling with friends or planning to meet someone at Dayton: forget about your hand-held radio. I always find it cute when walking into the arena on opening day behind two new attendees who say, "let's use 146.55mHz simplex to stay in touch - no one will think to use that frequency". Do the math, you're going to be in an environment where there will be twenty to thirty thousand radio hams - fully half of which will be trying to use a hand-held FM radio. All of the available frequencies will either be saturated or the interference from so much RF in such close proximity will nearly ensure that you will never see your friends again if you're relying on radio inside the arena.
Instead, plan on meeting inside the main arena up in the seats. These are marked off by section and can be easily found. If you tell your friend to meet you in "section 21 near the top at 1:30pm" then you can be fairly certain that both of you will arrive at the same point. Besides, you're going to be dead-tired from all the walking and your feet will appreciate a thirty minute break taken in these comfy seats while you and your buddy share all the cool things you've seen and purchased.
Don't forget to fill out your ticket stub and get it in the big barrel in the main arena as soon as possible. The hourly drawings at Dayton are the best of any such event you will ever attend and the main prizes are always for top-notch equipment. Buy your ticket in advance and fill it out before you get there. Otherwise, take a pencil or pen because it's never fun to have to wait in a line just to use a pencil to get your ticket in the barrel. You'll also save a few bucks buying your ticket in advance.
Arrange your departure from Hara Arena each day to coincide with your transport needs. If you are using a private shuttle or public bus you need to be aware of the time for the last departure or else you'll be left behind. Back at your hotel you can prepare for the evening event if you've made plans. Big events like the DX and Contest dinners will have an open bar an hour or so before the banquet begins. Notable speakers will entertain you while you dine and then afterwards you can begin looking for one of the many hospitality suites where, after swapping a few more tall tales over a cold beer or two, you will be more than ready to crash in your bed.
But set your alarm - the next morning rolls around quickly and it all begins again!
Most of the flea market vendors will be packing it in and headed for home before noon on Sunday. Earlier if the weather is bad. Plan on hitting the flea market hard on Friday or Saturday. By Sunday almost everything that's going to sell has been sold and most of the sellers are getting anxious to wrap up the long weekend. But amazing deals have been known to develop out of this exodus. I've seen some guys walk up and offer someone $50 for a table full of gear and the flea market seller takes it to keep from having to carry it all home. I guess nothing ventured, nothing gained?
I've come across more than a few radio amateurs who travel to Dayton from abroad. They often spend a little extra time in the US and one popular destination is the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Indianapolis is less than 120 miles from Dayton and the month of May is a busy one in Indy. Time trials and practice runs take place all month long and then the Indy 500 race is usually run a week or two after the Dayton Hamvention®.
Make no mistake, the Dayton Hamvention® is a serious ham radio adventure. It's my opinion that every radio enthusiast should attend at least once in their lifetime if you can afford it. I understand that travel and lodging isn't cheap and that same money could buy a lot of new gear. Still, the camaraderie, the sights, the smells, the experience can't be duplicated in any other way. Rubbing shoulders with thousands of your fellow amateurs and a handful of your radio heroes is a unique experience that only happens once a year and it only takes place in Dayton, Ohio.


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Shen X, Xia J, Adams CE. Acupuncture for schizophrenia. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2014, Issue 10. Art. No.: CD005475. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD005475.pub2.
Publication History
- Publication Status: New search for studies and content updated (no change to conclusions)
- Published Online: 20 OCT 2014
Acupuncture, with many categories such as traditional acupuncture, electroacupuncture, laser acupuncture, and acupoint injection, has been shown to be relatively safe with few adverse effects. It is accessible and inexpensive, at least in China, and is likely to be widely used there for psychotic symptoms.
To review the effects of acupuncture, alone or in combination treatments compared with placebo (or no treatment) or any other treatments for people with schizophrenia or related psychoses.
Search methods
We searched Cochrane Schizophrenia Group's Trials Register (February 2012), which is based on regular searches of CINAHL, BIOSIS, AMED, EMBASE, PubMed, MEDLINE, PsycINFO and clinical trials registries. We also inspected references of identified studies and contacted relevant authors for additional information.
Selection criteria
We included all relevant randomised controlled trials involving people with schizophrenia-like illnesses, comparing acupuncture added to standard dose antipsychotics with standard dose antipsychotics alone, acupuncture added to low dose antipsychotics with standard dose antipsychotics, acupuncture with antipsychotics, acupuncture added to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) drug with TCM drug, acupuncture with TCM drug, electric acupuncture convulsive therapy with electroconvulsive therapy.
Data collection and analysis
We reliably extracted data from all included studies, discussed any disagreement, documented decisions and contacted authors of studies when necessary. We analysed binary outcomes using a standard estimation of risk ratio (RR) and its 95% confidence interval (CI). For continuous data, we calculated mean differences with 95% CI. For homogeneous data we used fixed-effect model. We assessed risk of bias for included studies and created 'Summary of findings' tables using GRADE.
Main results
After an update search in 2012 the review now includes 30 studies testing different forms of acupuncture across six different comparisons. All studies were at moderate risk of bias.
When acupuncture plus standard antipsychotic treatment was compared with standard antipsychotic treatment alone, people were at less risk of being 'not improved' (n = 244, 3 RCTs, medium-term RR 0.40 CI 0.28 to 0.57, very low quality evidence). Mental state findings were mostly consistent with this finding as was time in hospital (n = 120, 1 RCT, days MD -16.00 CI -19.54 to -12.46, moderate quality evidence). If anything, adverse effects were less for the acupuncture group (e.g. central nervous system, insomnia, short-term, n = 202, 3 RCTs, RR 0.30 CI 0.11 to 0.83, low quality evidence).
When acupuncture was added to low dose antipsychotics and this was compared with standard dose antipsychotic drugs, relapse was less in the experimental group (n = 170, 1 RCT, long-term RR 0.57 CI 0.37 to 0.89, very low quality evidence) but there was no difference for the outcome of 'not improved'. Again, mental state findings were mostly consistent with the latter. Incidences of extrapyramidal symptoms - akathisia, were less for those in the acupuncture added to low dose antipsychotics group (n = 180, 1 RCT, short-term RR 0.03 CI 0.00 to 0.49, low quality evidence) - as dry mouth, blurred vision and tachycardia.
When acupuncture was compared with antipsychotic drugs of known efficacy in standard doses, there were equivocal data for outcomes such as 'not improved' using different global state criteria. Traditional acupuncture added to TCM drug had benefit over use of TCM drug alone (n = 360, 2 RCTs, RR no clinically important change 0.11 CI 0.02 to 0.59, low quality evidence), but when traditional acupuncture was compared with TCM drug directly there was no significant difference in the short-term. However, we found that participants given electroacupuncture were significantly less likely to experience a worsening in global state (n = 88, 1 RCT, short-term RR 0.52 CI 0.34 to 0.80, low quality evidence).
In the one study that compared electric acupuncture convulsive therapy with electroconvulsive therapy there were significantly different rates of spinal fracture between the groups (n = 68, 1 RCT, short-term RR 0.33 CI 0.14 to 0.81, low quality evidence). Attrition in all studies was minimal. No studies reported death, engagement with services, satisfaction with treatment, quality of life, or economic outcomes.
Authors' conclusions
Limited evidence suggests that acupuncture may have some antipsychotic effects as measured on global and mental state with few adverse effects. Better designed large studies are needed to fully and fairly test the effects of acupuncture for people with schizophrenia.
Plain language summary
Acupuncture for schizophrenia
Although acupuncture or Traditional Chinese Medicine has been practised for over 2000 years in China and the Far East, especially in Korea and Japan, it is a relatively new form of treament for physical and psychological conditions in the West. Acupuncture inserts needles into the skin to stimulate specific points of the body (acupoints). The aim is to achieve balance and harmony of the body.
Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness and is usually treated using antipsychotic medication. However, although effective, antipsychotic medication can cause side-effects (such as sleepiness, weight gain and even dribbling). Acupuncture has been shown to have very few negative effects on the individual and could be more socially acceptable and tolerable for people with mental health problems. Acupuncture may also be less expensive than drugs made by pharmaceutical companies, so reducing costs to individuals and health services.
This reviews looks at the effectiveness of various types of acupuncture as treatment for people with schizophrenia. An update search for studies was carried out in 2012 and found 30 studies that randomised participants who were receiving antipsychotic medication to receive additional acupuncture or standard care.
Although some of the studies did favour acupuncture when combined with antipsychotics, the information available was small scale and rated to be very low or low quality by the review authors, so not completely provable and valid. Depression was reduced when combining acupuncture with antipsychotic medication, but again this finding came from small-scale research, so cannot be clearly shown to be true. The review concludes that people with mental health problems, policy makers and health professionals need much better evidence in order to establish if there are any potential benefits to acupuncture.
This means that the question of whether acupuncture is of benefit to people, and whether it is of greater benefit than antipsychotic medication, remains unanswered. There is not enough information to establish that acupuncture is of benefit or harm to people with mental health problems.
Benjamin Gray, Service User and Service User Expert, Rethink Mental Illness.


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My gf will have a rental car (after returning on Thurs from a business trip) til Fri. at noon, and I was looking for suggestions on where to grab some delicious food outside of town (that is not easily accessible). Normally, I would say tacos, but we've done that alot in the past week and month, so we're looking for something different. All cuisines/suggestions are welcome, except fish/seafood.
Ah, i can sympathize with this kind of post. Maybe try Annandale for Korean? I've heard good things about Honey Pig, Yechon, check some threads. Or, you could get Korean fried chicken at Bon Chon, but you'll have to plan ahead since apparently the waits can be bad. And get bing soo at one of the cafe/bakeries, like Shilla. That's what I would do if I had a car!
Or, if you feel like going to Maryland instead, Kabob n Karahi is supposed to amazing, and it's not metro accessible.
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I highly second Korean BBQ, I like Honey Pig or Han Gang quite a bit atmospheres are totally different, Han Gang is more formal, Honey Pig is more low key and busy.
Another option would be to go explore the Eden Center, you could bring home more goodies with a car.
If you wanted to go in a totally different direction you could go more upscale and go do something like Trummer's On Main in Clifton then go to Paradise Valley vineyards afterwards or something? Or go to the Wine Kitchen out in Leesburg and visit wineries out there.
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Also there are some very good Indian places in VA and MD that are worth checking out. I prefer Jaipur in Fairfax -- but we've been going there so long that the staff knows us well and always sends out special dishes for us. If you're interested in Indian, let me know what you like and I can give you recommendations.
Yechon used to be my favorite Korean in Annandale, until I went to Honey Pig. If you are interested in Korean, Annandale is the place to go.
I've been dying to check out Kabab and Karahi for some time now. That's where I'd go if I found myself with a car for an evening!
You might also consider Rockville Pike. Joe's Noodle House (Sichuan) is wonderful, but it's not too far from the Twinbrook Metro, so it's more do-able without a car than Honey Pig or K and K. There are some other places out Rockville Pike that I haven't been for lack of a car but would love to go. Burma Road and China Bistro spring to mind.
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Joe's Noodle House
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Burma Road
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re: woodleyparkhound
China Bistro is totally a doable walk, though not super pleasant, up Rockville Pike from the Rockville metro. There is at least a sidewalk. Or you could walk part of the way through Rockville Town Center, and then cross back to the correct side of the Pike. I bet there's probably a bus route that would work too.
Burma Road is a place I did check out with a car, and I enjoyed it a lot. They also have XLB, which were very good but I'm not sure worth the drive. Also, Mandalay is another Burmese place and is apparently metro accessible at Silver Spring.
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Burma Road
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re: woodleyparkhound
I second Joe's Noodle House!
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re: woodleyparkhound
Second that Joe's can be done by metro (and should be done). So with the car, Eden Center and/or Hong Kong Palace, or Grace Garden (I would personally put HKP at the top of that list).
I also second the Myanmar idea as well as Korean in general. I haven't been for a while, is Hee Been still good? I see Honey Pig referenced more often over the past couple of years.
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Eden Center
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Grace Garden
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Since you didn't specify which town or a locality preference, Grace Garden.
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Sorry, no fish/seafood.
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If you don't want seafood, then definitely get the spicy pork belly at Honey Pig, and then perhaps the boneless short rib.
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The galbi, the Korean alcoholic beverage and something that you can get which, upon finishing and if you request, you can get this crunchy rice that has the juice of the meat mixed in with it - I forget the names of both of these items, sorry!
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Chul Pan is the crispy rice, but that is a lot of food. So you might decide if you want the crispy rice after you are eating you can request it a little later if you want it. Sometimes I really like it, sometimes I would rather focus on the meat and banchan.
Lao menu at Bangkok Golden, Falls Church: Nam khao (rice ball salad), rice paste wrap, kao piak sen (noodle soup), homemade sausage.
Myanmar, Falls Church: Ginger Salad, goat curry, fried watercress
Pimento Grill: Jamaican, actually in very far SE DC. Not much more than a cerryout, but a surpsrisingly nice one with a couple of tables. Oxtail brown stew, chicken curry. Cabbage and rice with peas are excellent. Specialty juices to drink.
Just Jerk, Lanham, MD This is the real thing, Jerk Chicken that is well-smoked. Yes, you can eat there though it doesn't look like it from the outside. Get the quarter dark spicy.
For Korean, my favorite meal is the soon du bu (tofu stew) at Vit Goel. Tiny menu, they specialize in this dish.
A &J: Small plates of northern Chinese street snack food. Think buns and noodles. Fried beef bun, zha zhiang mian (tip: you can order noodles 'wide' and they will give you the homemade noodles).
We are lucky to have any of the above in this area.
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Saracens tight-head Matt Stevens has announced his retirement from international rugby in a decision that brings an end to his 44-Test cap career.
Stevens has taken in two World Cups with England and was recently included in the EPS for the remainder of 2012. But with a young family, Stevens has opted to step away from the international scene but will continue playing for Aviva Premiership side Saracens.
He said: "This is one of the most difficult decisions I have had to make. Playing for England has been the ultimate honour and I have been very privileged and proud to wear the white shirt and play with some great players.
"I believe England under Stuart, Graham [Rowntree] and Andy [Farrell] are heading in the right direction towards 2015 and I remain a huge supporter of what they are doing. But I have a young family and, conscious that I would not be able to commit to the World Cup in three years, I have decided that the time is right to call it a day and to focus on my rugby at Saracens."
The South African-born tight-head made his debut for England back in 2004 while at Bath and played in the 2007 World Cup where he also turned out in the final against South Africa. But when in January 2009 he was hit with a two-year ban from the sport due to a failed drugs Test, it was doubtful to whether the prop would ever hit the same heights that saw him mooted as a British & Irish Lions contender for the 2009 tour.
But after impressing for Saracens on his return to competitive rugby in 2011, Stevens forced his way into the Churchill Cup team for the Saxons and went on to play a key role for England in the World Cup the same year where he made four appearances.
Under new boss Stuart Lancaster he continued to turn out for the national side and played in all five of their matches during the 2012 Six Nations with all of his appearances coming from the bench. Lancaster will now turn to a new tight-head to fill Stevens' void, with Sale prop Henry Thomas one option, and the England coach has praised the 29-year-old.
"On behalf of England rugby I want to thank Matt for his contribution over the years," Lancaster said. "He should look back on his international career with pride. I am sure he will continue to be successful with Saracens and beyond."
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Unless we're talking about people who are consenting to being eaten by cannibals, which is of course a major problem. I'd make an exception there.
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I don't care what they want to feel, but when I read this, I got angry: "If treatment for people with psychological conditions are covered by health systems, and if BIID is viewed as a psychological condition, then it would not be logical NOT to fund BIID's treatment. In fact, it would be discriminatory."
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