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Favourite Cheeseburger in LA
OK I am sure this has been discussed before, but to keep the information fresh I am starting again - I am interested in finding the best cheeseburger in LA.
To throw the first hat in the ring, I am going to say that I did really enjoy my CB at Duke's in Malibu yesterday, simple and light but super tasty and fresh. I'd say it pipped at the post the burger at 25 Degrees (Hollywood/Orange) although the latter did come with much more flare and pomposity (fiscally reflected).
Excluding service, disregarding ambience, ignoring price, what is flat out the best Cheeseburger in LA? (Don't be afraid to mention Paris' favourite In & Out).
Any thoughts?
re: SauceSupreme
I second Hungry Cat and also the burger at Grace is pretty tasty.
re: jenngen
Mmm... Grace's truffle burger... (drool)
re: SauceSupreme
Oh my! That's everything I like in one burger Adding to my try list.
re: LisaStitch
Spago has a cheeseburger? Is it only at lunch? I don't recall seeing it on any menu I have seen.
re: Ciao Bob
I'm pretty sure it's lunch only. It's excellent. And the bun in paticular is great - perfectly toasted and it has both sesame and poppy seeds.
re: LisaStitch
Yep, haven't tried it. But there is a cheesebruger on the lunch menu it might be labeled as "Grilled Hamburger" or possibly as Kobe burger,
re: scrappydog
2nd 3rd and 4th by me and everyone at my work
re: dinami
I'm partial to Lucky Devil's Kobe Bacon Bleu burger.
I also still enjoy the classic Cassell's, medium rare, with roquefort dressing and pickles.
re: dinami
No question, Houston's makes good, albeit expensive, cheeseburgers.
re: dinami
Don't hit me guys... I second Dinami's recommendation on Houston's burgers. :)
re: BenNLC
I ditto Irv's and Sonia's hospitality!
re: BenNLC
IRV'S!!!! I miss Irv's since I moved out of the neighborhood. Just don't ask for extra grilled onions, or you'll get teased about having no date that night. Also, if you bring your dog with you, and get your burger to go, as I used to, they will draw a picture of your dog on the take out bag as a joke.
re: schrutefarms
I thought the burger here was only OK. What I did enjoy was the owner, Sonya, who really makes up for it in a great "make the customer happy" attitude. You don't get service with a smile these days anymore, and she serves every burger with a side of smiles!
re: ReelMike84
The burger at Irv's ain't winning any contests anytime soon, and their fries are downright ick (although, I used to get everything to go, so I could eat at home, maybe they just got soggy on the way, even though it was a 30-second walk), but the GREAT customer service is what kept me going back so many times. That, and the fact that they have orange soda.
Billy's Burgers in Van Nuys... The Buffalo, and Lamb burgers are great, but their regular old cheesbuger is as tasty as they come.
I love the cheeseburger at Arnie Mortons. I think during happy hour, they have them on special.
Bellyworth loves "The Counter" on Olympic cause you can mix and match any toppings you want! Bellyworth's other West Side favorites are "The Arsenel" on Pico and as mentioned already "Father's Office" Also give "The Apple Pan" a try good burger and good apple pie ala mode. If Bellyworth was to eat a fast food type of burger it would be Fatburger even though its not really fastfood.
re: bellyworth
I love The Arsenal too, and their sliders.
Fatburger is definitely the best bang for your buck. I just had their fabulous Kingburger (half-pounder) last week.
re: bellyworth
Cubancoffee, whether speaking in the first person or the third person, would not rec a Fatburger under any circumstances. The bun on the first (and last) one I had a couple of weeks ago was so dry it disintegrated
re: Cubancoffee
Try a different Fatburger store.
re: Cubancoffee
lol, cubancoffee, bellyworth thinks your funny, but agrees with mc michael try a different store or get the wheat bun.
re: nrique
I love the cheesburger from the Grill in Beverly Hills. For a less expensive one, I look forward to PIE and BURGER in Pasadena. Hinano is also really good!!!
Father's Office, Apple Pan (hickory cheese), Fatburger (with cheese and chili), and a nice surprise - the Getty Villa in Malibu! I still need to try 25 Degrees.
Surprisingly, best I've had in L.A. is at Philly West, the divy bar on Westwood just south of Santa Monica Blvd. Better known for their cheesesteaks, they do a thick, oblong char-grilled burger served on a cheesesteak roll with all of the usual toppings. Ordered medium-rare, it is juicy and satisfying. Beware -- the fries are mediocre and the service from the lone female bartender can be indifferent or cold. A great value for a big cheeseburger at just over $5, free parking in the back.
re: sel
LOL -- glad you tried it out. The male bartender is very friendly, low key, and really an asset to the place, but he works evenings. Around lunchtime, the cook is a co-owner and in my opinion more skilled at burgers than the night guy, though he insists all of the food and quality is the same. It is a quirky place, the cheesesteaks are also darned good, so let me know what draft you liked and if any side is better than the fries.
re: woofer
There are more than two locations. The best one is on Kauai...or is that too far? ;}
re: woofer
Yes on the shack! Second the Houston's and Josie (for upscale). For downscale, hard to be the Fatburger with a fried egg on top.
re: ipsedixit
I had heard a lot about this burger and finally tried it Saturday night. It was good, but nothing spectacular. It reminded me of a hotel burger for the most part. Also, the bleu cheese fries everyone raves about were nothing special. The bleu cheese had no tang to it -- I almost wondered if they'd run out of bleu cheese and substituted some other cheese. I liked the space a lot so I'm kinda bummed the food didn't live up to the expectations set by so many posts on Chowhound.
I have enjoyed the bacon avocado cheeseburger at Howards (Venice just east of Sepulveda) for over 20 years. Cooked to order, toasted bun, ripe avo and tomato. I like it with some yellow hot peppers. Price is right too.
Otherwise, for more expensivve alternatives, My Father's Office is really good. Bandera (same as Houstons).
In 'N' Out is an L.A. classic. Apple Pan steakburger is another. Great fries at Apple Pan (usually), too. Texas BBQ King on Cesar Chavez and Figueroa has the biggest burger I've seen in L.A., and it's good too - but it'll take you a half hour to get it, there. B&R has that seemingly decadent one with the chili, bacon, pastrami and fried egg, which surprisingly, is really freaking good. I haven't had it, but I'm sure Houston's must make a good burger (as said above), as I've never had anything bad there, which is really surprising for a chain restaurant. I think it's actually easier to find a good restaurant burger 'round here, than a good chain or fast-food restaurant burger.
re: fergusmccool
Unfortunately BBQ King is no longer at Sunset and Figueroa, it's now located down by USC. Too bad, because it used to be just down the street from home and my BF was truly in love with the King burger.
Have to say, if Opus is having a good service night, their cheeseburger (i.e. the waiter actually comunicates to the kitchen how you want your burger cooked & that you want it served AT THE SAME TIME as your fires) can really be stellar.
I say Fuddruckers. Love their burger. Love the buttery light bun.. Love the produce bar that you can pick and add to your burger. I also love the fries they are not your every day average fry they are the wedge cut kind. They also have the hot cheese that you can put on your fries if you would like. So not fancy like the L.A. burgers but definitely simple goodness.
I really enjoyed the cheeseburger from Off Citrus in Covina. It was very flavorful. It was huge! It had cheese, dijon, mayo, baby lettuce and tomato.. dam good burger ! just had it today thought I would share.
re: Hapafish
Love the cheeseburgers @ The Steak Depot on Santa Monica Blvd. near San Vicente. Also second Philly West.
Fat Face Fenner's Fishack in Hermosa Beach. In the middle of Pier Street promonade, on the north side - second floor. There is a standard cheeseburger on the menu, with the ability to order other fixings (thousand island dressing, quacamole, etc.)
Messy but great.
Too, the view from the outside deck is amazing.
Sticking just with the midpriced Yuppieburger* classification, which I have been pursuing for a while, at this point the scoring follows this order:
1. Redwood, downtown
2. Second City Bistro, El Segundo
3. Central Park, Pasadena (the cheapest. This is actually close to a tie for 2nd.)
5. Ford's Filling Station, Culver City
6. Julienne's, San Marino (most expensive)
* The specs for which are: 6-8 oz. patty, cheese (non-process), onion, tomato, lettuce (non-iceberg). Extra points for interesting pickle and a bun that doesn't fall apart or melt, but the main thing is how it tastes. Prices range from just under $10 to around $18, though fries are invariably included.
re: michellemabelle
my vote goes to the all-too-simple-yet-tasty Yuca's cheeseburger. Thin patty, bread toasted on both sides and processed american cheese. not to mention that the meat is probably grilled over the sweetspot of the previous carne asada meat. prices have risen since its mention on oprah, but it hasn't changed my liking for it. some of the burgers mentioned above like hungry cat sure do look delicious, but they are just way too big. you need to be part human-part basking shark to eat that thing.
re: eatdrinknbmerry
Totally agree with Yuca's. I get the double cheeseburger there every time and LOVE IT.
It's interesting how timely the resurrection of this thread is. I was driving home a few nights ago and stopped by Clancy's Crab Broiler in Glendale. Their menu is relatively uninteresting with tons of fried fish items that didn't interest me. I was hoping they had a burger and there it was, tucked amongst all of the fish items on the menu. "1/2lb Cheeseburger". That description is an understatement because it is one of the best cheeseburgers I've ever had. Hand-formed chunk of fresh ground beef charbroiled to a medium-done goodness. After eating the burger, I asked the bartender (I ate at the bar) if they sell many burgers there to which he answered "oh yeah, we sell of tons of these things. They're actually one of the most popular items on the menu". I'm gonna go back and give it another try just in case the first time was just a fluke. From what I tasted, Clancy's cheeseburger is definitely worth trying for any buger lover. FYI, the standard order of the burger comes loaded with everything including mustard, ketchup, relish, and mayo. Keep this in mind when ordering if you're a purest and want just the basics on your burger.
re: mrshankly
Thank goodness this thread is a year old or I would have lost faith in the posters here.
Comme Ca, hands down. Best Cheeseburger in LA, period.
1. Fatburger
2. Apple Pan
3. Marty's (Stand on Pico, east of Westwood).
4. Houston's (Hickory Burger)
5. BH Hotel Counter
6. Spago
Alright, I'll toss this one in since I'm sure it's way off peoples' radar. The Proud Bird just off Aviation near LAX has a dynamite cheeseburger. Excellent charbroiled Kobe beef and sweet bun. One caveat: It's available on the kid's menu for $6 (if you care to bring your child along, order it, and then somehow wrest it from them - my son is open to sharing it with me), and it's also on the regular lunch menu for $10. Fries are actually pretty good too. We usually order in the bar area to avoid the sit-down hassle and it works out OK for us.
re: nrique
New address for BBQ King:
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I've never seen it mentioned but the Eduard Burger at Cafe Midi on La Brea (attached to American Rag) is absolutely fantastic. Brie, Bacon, Carmelized Onion. I've taken many people there and converted them.
Laurel Tavern in the valley is AMAZING. Plus you can order steak fries cooked in pork fat.
Father's office is good, though I like the BOWERY burger a little better. It's a toppings thing.
The Pug burger at the Hungry cat is also awesome, but too much blue cheese, ask for none or it on the side.
25 degress is good too, but once you have the burger at Laurel Tavern you won't want to go anywhere else.
re: lindseymsb
The Classic Burger at Boneyard with Chimay cheese.
re: lindseymsb
The York is great, but pricey ($13!!). FYI, it's in Highland Park.
Less than five minutes away on Eagle Rock Blvd is The Bucket for $7.50 (with homemade potato chips). One of the best I've had in L.A.
I can understand the love for the Shackburger. In my opinion, there is an even better version around -- the Mike's Puckburger. Also a good cheeseburger with all of the condiments, with a sliced, grilled jumbo frank or smoked sausage on top. The Hockeyburger place I'm thinking of is southeast of downtown, on the N/W corner of Soto and I think Olympic. Everything I've tried there is good -- fries ordered welldone, a good pastrami sandwich, a roast beef served on a sort of flatbread that is kind of a cross between a french dip and an italian beef, even omelettes and hashbrowns.
Has anyone tried the Hole In the Wall Burger in W.L.A., sort of behind the Winchell's in that strip mall on the S/E corner of Santa Monica Blvd. at Sepulveda? They had a coupon in the L.A. Times a couple of weeks back, and their menu appears to be a Counter-like choose a patty, a bun, a cheese, and condiments sort of thing.
re: nosh
Yea, I tried it last week and I did like it. Cooked exactly as I ordered it, it was tasty and juicy. All burgers are eight bucks unless you add premium options like bacon or avocado which I did not try on my first visit. I would say give it a try as an alternative (not replacement) to your fav Philly West!
re: nosh
Nope no fries yet, I went four hours before a grueling session with my personal trainer and then a 'cardio/kickboxing' class so I was trying to eat kinda light. I know- a burger is hardly light but if I had them pile on bacon and avocado and had fries my workout would have been a disaster!
Only downside to this place is no beer like Plilly West!
Apple Pan - Cheap, Amazing, and by far the best service in LA. Go before the noon lunch rush, as there is only counter seating, and the wait can be intense sometimes. Get the fries, a coke, and a slice of pie to finish it off. TIP: the counter is considered split in half by the regulars -- Example: if you wait on Left side of the room for a seat, you can only sit on that side when one opens up. If something opens up on the right side 1st, whoever's standing over there gets 1st dibs, even if they came in after you.
re: siempreviva
Uh oh, you opened one of the biggest can of worms on the L.A. board. Apple Pan has its fans, who love its oldtime style, the drinks served in the cones with holders, the counter guys pouring the ketchup for your fries. Most of the fans seem to have memories of Apple Pan visits going back decades.
I'm one of the very unimpressed. Thin little patties -- barely bigger than an In'n'Out burger. Difficult parking. A lot of attitude. But by far worst of all are the prices -- a simple hickory burger, fries, and a coke is going to cost WAY over $10, including tax and tip.


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- 2 scoops Cellucor Cor-Performance Whey Cinnamon Swirl or vanilla protein powder with about 130 calories and 25g protein per scoop
- 4 ripe bananas (about 12 ounces without peel)
- 1/2 cup nonfat plain greek yogurt with 120-140 calories per cup (Voskos, Trader Joe's)
- 4 egg whites
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon plus 1 tablespoon cinnamon
- coconut oil spray or coconut oil, for greasing pan
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Add all the ingredients except the 1 tablespoon cinnamon (only add 1 teaspoon cinnamon at this point) to a blender, NutriBullet, or food processor. (If you're using plain vanilla protein powder, add 1 teaspoon additional cinnamon.) Process until smooth.
Spray a loaf pan with coconut oil. If you don't have coconut oil spray, melt a teaspoon or so of coconut oil, dip a paper towel in it, and wipe on the bottom and sides of the loaf pan. You can also use regular nonstick spray.
Pour the batter into the pan. Scoop 1/4 cup of the batter back out of the pan and place it in a small bowl. Add the remaining tablespoon cinnamon and stir well.
Dollop the cinnamon batter mixture onto the top of the regular batter. Swirl using a spatula or spoon. Be careful not to over-swirl, as you'll lose the pretty effect.
Bake for 30-35 minutes, until edges are brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out mostly clean.
Allow to cool and then slice into 6 pieces.
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I've just started to eat gluten free and found your recipe by chance. I was sold when I'd seen your amazing photos and review of how tasty the bread is. So, I made this on the weekend and was a bit disappointed. I think some form of sweetness needs to be added.. Not sure what but it definitely needed a touch of something extra.
2nd time making this and I love it! Thank you!
Sounds yummy!!! Could I use almond flour instead of oat flour?
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DARPA applied a firm hand when narrowing down the list of robot vehicles that can take place in the weekend's $3.5m Urban Challenge. The organization - an arm of the US Defense Department - has deemed only 11 out of 35 competing teams as worthy to take place in the final event. The teams have spent the past week showing off …
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This should prove a laugh.
Traffic Circles??
Doing those is difficult for us mere mortals. If a robot can do it, I'll congratulate it with open arms.
For the next test, we sit the cars down in some REAL locale. I'd pick: San Francisco (lots of hills and traffic), London England (does it have "the knowledge"?). Rome, Italy (I was there this summer, and on foot I couldn't find my way "The Trevi fountain is which way?"), maybe Paris France.
My bet is on the Stanford team (they did the Mojave desert thing) to work it out. Nice team, had a chance to see the car after the run.
forcing robots to hate us
Any sufficiently advanced problem solving AI will soon realise the best solution to traffic problems is the obliteration of the human race.
@ the Jim Bloke
I'd hope that the AI would be intelligent enough, on being confronted with real roads, to hunt-down and kill the city/county planners and road committees responsible.
The winning team will be
The one that enters the flying car. I'm sure i have read a story (or 7) about the recently
Also Tom, we don't need the country names, most of the people reading this will know exactly where Rome, London and Paris are. Why all these concessions for US readers????
Surely some mistake?
"Merging with oncoming traffic" - a bit of a messy challenge that one. Hope it's the last one...
Why was every European city you mentioned qualified with the country in which it is in, but we are expected to know that San Fransisco is in the USA?
California Driving Test?
Does this include gunfire and that annoying "hopping" action by the front suspension as seen on many rap videos?
If they ever produce an anitpodean module for the robot, they need to include a mannequin that will lean out of the car and yell "phwoaaarrrr" at any women of breeding age and a < 20 BMI.
Re: Traffic Circles??
"Doing those is difficult for us mere mortals."
If thats the case then Milton Keynes is the dwelling place of gods!
Specialising not generalising AGAIN!
This will be funny to watch, I'm just waiting for the cardboard cutout meant to represent little suzy on her way to get some sweets to get mown down by one of them!
Well aint that the way, I find myself agreeing with Toms comments above. Instead of designing these machines to operate in ANY environment, they'll have been especially designed to compete on this course, and no other.
The reasoning for this - the premise of the challenge is about the first team to come up with a system that completes the course - all for a big cash prize.
Well if I were designing something like this for moolah, I'd make damned sure it gets around this course better than any other team, the only way of realistically doing this is to design it to specialise instead of generalise.
Meaning that all the research that comes out of this will be for nothing - that is unless the enemy (in the eyes of DARPA) lives in an EXACT replica of their challenge course!
But then again I could be wrong - but to prove the point, I sure hope DARPA change some of the 'parameters' of the course secretly before it begins.
I recall that one of the teams, during the previous desert challenge, actually programmed in a complete, high accuracy path for their robot to take, as given to them shortly before the course began - instead of letting the car figure it out with road network processing and only a general set of nav points.
Not only that - what the hell is it with all the cameras, radar, laser, gps sensors etc??? If they really were 'intelligent' then all they'd need is a pair of eyes (normal visible spectrum only), and maybe a GPS satnav (in my case).
DARPA should introduce this restriction in a following challenge, after things improve significantly.
@ FathomsDown
LMAO! Here here!
DARPA's been watching
the States' non-certification of electronic voting machines. Smart guys.
@California Driving Test?
There's far more then that we'll need to teach the AI! You can't forget the following phrases:
- "Ahh... G'day"
- " 'ows'it goin'?"
- "D'ya do it?"
The last one could be followed by your proposed "phwoaaarrrr." I'm sure it would be able to pass for any driver.
@J Lee (@Tom)
I'm a Brit, but I am given to understand that Paris, France represents a more difficult challenge than Paris, Texas (AI vehicles probably don't need to swerve to avoid tumbleweed) and that Rome, NY is probably far too boring (traffic wise) than the capital city of Italy. The latter does, of course, represent Stage IV of the DARPA challenge (vehicles to ignore all traffic controls but stop dead on a dime as una bella ragazza crosses the road NOT at a crossing place).
@Toru Nagisa
I think you're thinking of Australia there, mate. Californians don't say "G'day".
@Geoff Mackenzie
Obviously, you haven't seen Ashley drive. I feel relatively confident that the expansion of 'merging' to 'merging with oncoming traffic' was merely due to the extreme driving skills of the author, and nothing to do with the actual contest, per say.
Of course, if I'm wrong, it will be a *very* interesting race to watch. :)
The robot software is actually very generalized. CMU's efforts (massively planning after being given the course data) at the 2005 challenge still didn't win them the race. Stanford (the eventual winner)'s implementation for the 2005 challenge was extremely general, and Stanford didn't have to do any data entry after receiving the race data.
I'm not sure where you get the idea that they've been optimized for only this course. The announcement of its general location only happened in September (before that, all teams knew was "somewhere in the southwest USA". Teams will only receive their 'mission' very shortly before the start on Saturday. Yes, it is possible that the winning team will only work well on the DARPA course and will fail elsewhere, but it is much more likely that the winning team's vehicle has fairly generalized sensing and driving skills.
As far as unethical things to do to win $2 million, I'd say it'd be much more likely for a team to be controlling their bot remotely from a substantial distance away. Hopefully DARPA has some countermeasures in place against a scheme like that.
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Gamelapse video
I had a little idea for this Ludum Dare, and it was the first thing I implemented.
Instead of ye olde Timelapse, I decided to create something I decided to dub a 'Gamelapse'. Essentially, instead of making screenshots of my entire screen, I decided to let my game make screenshots of itself every 5-ish seconds. I made a video of my progress up till now, and I hope some of you will have a look and tell me if you like this better or worse than a 'normal' timelapse.
As for my progress, my original idea was for a Post-apocalyptic survival simulator. For some reason, that evolved in a red Imp (you can see it in the gamelapse) – so right now it seems more of a Dungeon Keeper clone than anything post-apocalyptic survival-esque, but what can you do. I do intend to add some survival elements, but it'll probably be a hodgepodge of game ideas, and I hope it works out well.
Right now I have my imp running around and digging stuff, and I was just beginning on different tools for some base-building esque-escapades. Or something.
Time for another!
I've had 1 proper ludum dare, and it was my first ludum dare ever.
For some reason, since then, it never really came back together, due to lack of time, or lack of interest, or lack of inspiration, or other less distinctive lacks.
But I really want to make another cool game. So here's to hoping my GF doesn't take too much of my time, I'm in a good mood, I feel like programming, so let's do it.
I actually bought the discounted 'Pickle 2′ to help me with pixel art. Not that the pixel art will look any better than it ever did, cause I'm a programmer! But still, I hope I can use the tool to make somewhat more interesting art.
I'll be using:
Unity 3D
Pickle 2
And probably tools like SFVX or whatever that thing's called which produces sound effects, as well as some overtly random music generator.
If I use the last 2 of those list, I'll have succeeded, as that means I gotten far enough with my game to even consider putting sound and music in.
It'll be a distinct 2D game, and I'd really love to make some kind of builder game, whether it be City Building, RTS, Spaceship building or whatever, but I'll let that depend on how well it'll fit into the theme.
However, I'm also considering doing a 3D game with 2D sprites (real ortagonal-like) but I'm not sure if that'll work, and again it'll depend on the theme.
Anyway, good luck to all, go forth and make games!
Screenshot time!
What I'm gonna use
C++; Visual Studio; CinderLib.
Yes, that's right, I'm gonna try to stay away from the likes of GIMP and other drawing or sound/music programs. Especially for sound/music this is gonna be a challenge, but I'mma try anyway!
Yeah, i know, it's not in the Ludum Dare idea to reward prizes, but I'm just trying to do something nice.
The game I personally find best of the games I will play for the next few weeks made for #LD48 will have a choice for a free game in my steam inventory, as linked above.
Impress me
Alternative approach
I'm gonna do a few things differently this time, partly due to necessity, partly due to past experience. For one, I'm not going to look at the final round of voting. I don't want my idea bin to be polluted by incompatible ideas.
Secondly, I've decided, theme permitting, to create a 3D game, most likely with some form(s) of procedural generation… Though perhaps I'll keep it to basic shapes. The challenge being that I don't want to use any kind of assets.
Anyway, I'm done typing. I wish y'all a good game this weekend. LET'S MAKE GAMES!
The most fun game I've played up till now…
So yeah, I've rated roundabout 40 games, and the game I'm about to link I enjoyed the most up till now.
Not that I have the best tastes, mind you.
A new game idea
Yeah, I'm a little too late for a new game idea based on the theme, so I thought I'd share it anyway for your reading pleasure.
My idea is as follows:
The player creates a level based on certain elements. These could include simple platforms, ground, but also pitfalls and traps.
Then a hero goes and runs through the level with some basic AI. At first he is a weak simpleton, but he can upgrade.
The trick is for the player to balance the level, so the hero does die due to lack of skill, but isn't actually unable to complete the level.
Because if the hero is unable to complete the level, the upgrade mechanic kicks in. If there is a jump which is simply too far to ever get across, the hero gets a jetpack. If the hero finds himself stuck in a cave, he gets a drill, stuff like that.
Blah, idea.
Post mortem
So I should make a post mortem over my game:
What went right?
- I figured out how to work with the physics engine Box2D, and how to combine it with my game library, CinderLib.
- I sorta-finished everything I wanted to finish, and I technically had time to spare.
- I have a functional, albeit simple, level editor.
- The gameplay idea was pretty ok
What went wrong?
- Motivation. It's not that I didn't enjoy making the game, but I can't seem to keep myself loaded up for the entire weekend.
- I couldn't be bothered to polish much due to motivation. The game is too easy because of that, it's more of a physics sandbox than an actual game.
- No sound, little variation, all because of motivational issues.
- The excecution of the game isn't very good
Creation, splosion, destruction.
Level editor
Well, after doing Borderlands 2 for the.. err.. entire afternoon, cough, I've decided to create a level editor with QT and cinderlib. Make a house ish thing, then blow it up. You know the idea.
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Kickin' Hawaiian Pizza Recipe
Isn't it about time for a fun new twist on your usual pizza? Pineapple adds pizzazz and honey lends a touch of sweetness to the sauce in this wonderful recipe. Give it a try today! —John Weakland, Springfield, Oregon
- 4 plum tomatoes, coarsely chopped
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 1/4 cup water
- 1/4 cup roasted sweet red peppers
- 1 tablespoon dried oregano
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 2 teaspoons dried minced garlic
- 2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 tubes (13.8 ounces each) refrigerated pizza crust
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese, divided
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Romano cheese, divided
- 1 package (3-1/2 ounces) sliced pepperoni
- 1 cup pineapple tidbits, drained
- For sauce, place the first 10 ingredients in a food processor; cover and process until blended. Transfer to a small saucepan; heat through.
- Meanwhile, press pizza dough into a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan; build up edges slightly and seal seam. Bake at 425° for 6-8 minutes or until lightly browned.
- Spread 1-3/4 cups sauce over crust (refrigerate remaining sauce for another use). Sprinkle with 1 cup mozzarella and 1/2 cup Romano; top with pepperoni, pineapple and remaining cheeses.
- Bake for 14-18 minutes or until cheese is melted and crust is golden brown. Yield: 12 pieces.
Originally published as Kickin' Hawaiian Pizza in Simple & Delicious January/February 2010, p37
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"Excellent sauce!!! I used fresh garden tomatoes and this pizza tasted like we ordered it from a restaurant!"
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text: HISTORY OF FLIGHTOn December 20, 2011, about 1005 eastern standard time, a Socata TBM 700, N731CA, collided with terrain following an in-flight loss of aircraft control near Morristown, New Jersey. The airplane was registered to Cool Stream LLC and was operated by the pilot. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed and an instrument flight rules (IFR) flight plan was filed for the flight from Teterboro, New Jersey (TEB) to Atlanta, Georgia (PDK). The personal flight was conducted under the provisions of 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91. The certificated private pilot and four passengers were fatally injured, and the airplane was destroyed. The flight originated from TEB about 0950.On December 20, 2011, at 0700, an IFR flight plan was filed for the flight using the Direct User Access Terminal System (DUATS). The flight plan listed a cruising speed of 292 knots and an en route altitude of flight level (FL) 260. At 0930, TEB clearance delivery issued an IFR clearance to the pilot and he subsequently contacted TEB ground control at 0943 for taxi clearance. The pilot was cleared to taxi to runway 6 and at 0948 the pilot reported that he was ready for departure for runway 6. According to air traffic control (ATC) recorded communications between TEB local control, ground control, and the pilot, weather information was not requested by, nor issued to, the pilot.During the departure climb, while passing 8,000 feet for 10,000 feet, the pilot was directed to climb and maintain 14,000 feet. The controller then advised the pilot of moderate rime icing from 15,000 feet through 17,000 feet with light rime ice at 14,000 feet. The controller asked that the pilot advise him if the icing got worse, and the pilot responded with, "we'll let you know what happens when we get in there and if we could go straight through, it's no problem for us." At 0958:24, the controller directed the pilot to climb and maintain 17,000 feet and to contact New York Center (ZNY). While climbing between 12,800 and 12,900 feet, at 116 knots ground speed, the pilot acknowledged and advised that they were entering instrument meteorological conditions (IMC).At 1002:17, the ZNY controller advised the pilot that he would be cleared to a higher altitude when ATC could provide it, and that light icing would be encountered at 17,000 feet. The pilot responded with, "I can confirm that light icing…" and stated that, "…light icing has been present for a little while and a higher altitude would be great." The altitude of the airplane at that time was 16,800 feet and 101 knots ground speed.At 1002:34, the pilot reported, "we're getting a little rattle here can we ah get ah higher as soon as possible please." The ZNY controller responded with "stand by" and coordinated for a higher altitude with an adjacent sector controller.At 1002:59, the ZNY controller directed the pilot to climb and maintain FL200 and the pilot acknowledged. At 1004:08, the airplane reached an altitude of 17,800 feet before it turned about 70 degrees to the left and entered a descent. At 1004:29, while descending through 17,400 feet, and at 90 knots ground speed, the pilot transmitted, "and N731CA's declaring…" No subsequent radio transmissions were heard from the pilot. The final radar return at 1005:17 was observed at an altitude of 2,000 feet, about 600 yards west of the main wreckage impact site. The previous return, recorded 9 seconds earlier, indicated 6,200 feet. Numerous witnesses observed the airplane during the accident sequence. A consistent observation was that the airplane descended at a rapid rate, and was trailing smoke. At least five witnesses saw pieces of the airplane separate during flight or they observed the airplane descending without a wing attached.PERSONNEL INFORMATIONThe pilot, age 45, held a private pilot certificate with ratings for airplane single-engine land and instrument airplane. He reported a total flight experience of 1,400 hours on his latest second-class medical certificate application, dated July 14, 2011. The pilot's personal logbook(s) were not located after the accident.The pilot completed a TBM 700 two-day recurrent training course at the SIMCOM Training Center, Orlando, Florida on November 15, 2011. According to a representative from SIMCOM, ground training was accomplished that addressed the technical aspects of the installed ice protection and environmental systems, including preflight checking and testing. Normal and emergency checklist procedures were also discussed. Simulator training consisted of system checking, testing, and operation, including operating in icing conditions, at altitude, and system malfunctions. The SIMCOM representative stated that, "It is always stressed that the installed ice protection systems are intended to provide protection while departing icing conditions."SIMCOM training records showed that the pilot completed a similar recurrent course on November 15 and 16, 2010.AIRCRAFT INFORMATIONThe airplane was manufactured in 2005 and was equipped with a single Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-64 turbo-prop engine. The airplane was issued a Standard Airworthiness Certificate on September 22, 2005 and was registered to Cool Stream LLC on October 25, 2005. The most recent annual inspection was performed on July 27, 2011. At that time, the airplane had accumulated approximately 702.0 total flight hours. The last logbook entry was recorded on November 18, 2011, at an aircraft total time of 724.6 hours.METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONThe public docket for this accident contains a Meteorology Factual Report and numerous attachments to support that report. All times that follow in this section are expressed in eastern standard time unless otherwise noted.A search of the Direct User Access Terminal (DUAT), the DUATS, and Lockheed Martin Flight Services revealed that the pilot did not access weather services or receive a telephone weather briefing prior to the accident flight. It was not determined if the pilot received weather information from other sources.The closest surface weather observation was at Morristown Municipal Airport (MMU), located about 3 miles east-northeast of the accident site at an elevation of 187 feet. The 0945 observation reported wind from 360 degrees at 8 knots with gusts to 13 knots, visibility of 10 miles or greater, ceiling overcast at 20,000 feet, temperature 6 degrees C, dew point -2 degrees C, and altimeter setting 30.17 inches of mercury. No precipitation was noted in the observation.The 0951 surface weather observation for TEB, located about 20 miles east-northeast of the accident site at an elevation of 9 feet, included sky clear and visibility of 10 miles or greater.The National Weather Service (NWS) Surface Analysis Chart for 1000 depicted a low pressure center near the Indiana/Ohio border with a stationary front extending east through Ohio into western Pennsylvania. A cold front extended from this point eastward through southern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey, and continued over coastal waters. No present weather symbols were depicted in the accident region.The portion of the Area Forecast directed toward northern New Jersey and in effect until 1000 included the following, ceilings overcast at 7,000 feet and cloud tops to FL180. The conditions between 1000 and 1600 forecasted ceilings broken at 15,000 feet. The Area Forecast Discussion issued at 0956 did not discuss any icing hazard to aircraft.An Airmen's Meteorological Information (AIRMET) advisory, "ZULU," was issued at 0945 that included the area of the accident site. The AIRMET advised of moderate icing between the freezing level (identified as located between 2,000 feet and 8,000 feet) and FL200.Prior to the 0945 AIRMET ZULU, an amended AIRMET ZULU was issued at 0645. The amended AIRMET advised of moderate icing between the freezing level (identified as located between 3,000 feet and 9,000 feet) and FL180.Pilot reports made over New Jersey, southern New York, and eastern Pennsylvania between 0800 and 1300 were reviewed by investigators. More than 80 reports were compiled. An urgent pilot report was received at 0749 from a pilot operating a Cessna Citation at 14,000 feet, about 15 nautical miles southwest of Modena, Pennsylvania. The pilot reported moderate to severe rime icing between 13,000 and 14,000 feet.An urgent pilot report was received at 1042 from "multiple" types of aircraft at 14,000 feet near Schooley's Mountain, New Jersey. The report included severe rime icing between 14,000 and 17,500 feet.An urgent pilot report was received at 0808 from a flight crew operating a McDonnell Douglas MD-83 aircraft at 14,000 feet over MMU. The pilot reported moderate to severe rime icing between 14,000 and 16,500 feet. One of the flight crewmembers reported that the icing was the worst he had seen in 38 years of flying experience and that he had never seen ice accumulate so quickly. He described "golf ball-sized" accumulation on the windshield wiper.An interview with the captain of a Bombardier CRJ aircraft that was operating close to the accident aircraft reported that the wing anti-ice system could not "keep up" with the accumulation. He estimated 2.5 inches of ice on the protected areas of the wing, and 4 inches accumulation on some unprotected areas in a time span of about five minutes.WRECKAGE AND IMPACT INFORMATIONThe airplane impacted the paved surfaces and a wooded median on Interstate Highway 287, about 1 mile south of Morristown. The point of initial impact of the main wreckage was in the southbound lanes, at coordinates 40 46.573 north, 074 28.624 west. The main wreckage debris field was oriented on a heading of about 070 degrees and was about 350 feet in length. The propeller assembly separated from the engine during impact and came to rest in a wooded area on the east side of the northbound lanes.A post-crash fire was evident on the highway and in the wooded median, where sections of the fuselage, the left wing, and the vertical stabilizer came to rest. Due to the impact damage and fragmentation of the cockpit, cabin, and fuselage, the seating positions of the airplane occupants was not determined.The outboard section of the right wing and several sections of the empennage, including the horizontal stabilizer, elevator, and rudder, were found between 0.20 and 0.23 nautical miles southwest of the fuselage, in a residential area.The wreckage was recovered to a storage facility in Clayton, Delaware, where an examination and partial reconstruction of the wreckage was performed on January 3 and 4, 2012. The examination of the airframe and engine revealed no evidence of a pre-accident mechanical malfunction or anomaly.A visual inspection of the pneumatic leading edge de-ice boots revealed no pre-existing ruptures or cracks and all observable boot fasteners were intact and secure. Impact damage prevented functional testing of the aircraft de-ice systems. The cockpit de-ice system panel was found intact. The airframe de-ice, propeller de-ice, pitot heat 1 and 2, and stall warning heater switches were found in the "ON" positions. The ice inspection light, the left and right windshield de-ice, and the inertial separator switches were found in the "OFF" positions.An examination of the C6 and C8 carry-through structure, where the wings were attached to the fuselage, exhibited twisting and bending distortion at the right wing attachment points, in the up and aft direction. The carry-through structure was fragmented. All fracture surfaces exhibited overload signatures. No evidence of pre-existing cracks or fatigue was observed.An examination of the outboard section of the right wing revealed that the wing tip, aileron, and spoiler were still attached. Examination of the aileron attachment and actuator hardware revealed no evidence of stop-to-stop damage. The horizontal stabilizer was separated from the airframe at location C21, with the C21 frame still attached to the assembly. The right-hand horizontal stabilizer was fractured in half, near the midpoint on the right-hand leading edge. The outboard half of the right-hand stabilizer was found adjacent to the larger portion that included the left-hand horizontal stabilizer and C21 frame. The right elevator was still attached to the outboard section of the right horizontal stabilizer by the trim tab actuators. The left elevator was attached to the left horizontal stabilizer.During the examination of the airframe structure, the outboard section of the right wing was manually positioned, or "mated," with the leading edge of the right-hand horizontal stabilizer to explore the possibility of in-flight contact. The examination revealed that deformation on the leading edge of the right wing was consistent with an in-flight contact with the leading edge of the right-hand horizontal stabilizer. Also, impact signatures and damage observed on the right wing leading edge, near positions N19 and N20, were consistent with an in-flight collision with the right side of the rudder.The engine displayed contact signatures at the compressor first stage and shroud, compressor turbine, compressor turbine shroud, first stage power turbine vane ring, first stage power turbine, first stage power turbine shroud, second stage power turbine vane ring, second stage power turbine, and the second stage power turbine shroud. The engine housing exhibited severe radial deformation around the right hand circumference resulting in circumferential impact fractures of the compressor turbine blades and the first and second stage power turbine blades.The examination of the propeller revealed that three of the propeller blades remained attached to the propeller hub and a fourth blade separated into two sections. The blades exhibited twisting, chord-wise scratching, "s" bending, and blade tip separations. MEDICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL INFORMATIONA postmortem examination of the pilot was performed at the County of Morris Medical Examiner's Office, Morristown, New Jersey, on December 21, 2011. The autopsy report noted the cause of death as "multiple injuries" and the manner of death was "accident." Forensic toxicology testing was performed on specimens of the pilot by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Bioaeronautical Sciences Research Laboratory (CAMI), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The CAMI toxicology report indicated negative for ethanol and drugs. Testing for carbon monoxide and cyanide was not performed.ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThe following "WARNING" was included in the TBM 700 Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH) and was applicable at the time of the accident:WARNINGSEVERE ICING MAY RESULT FROM ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OUTSIDE OF THOSE FOR WHICH THE AIRCRAFT IS CERTIFICATED. FLIGHT IN FREEZING RAIN, FREEZING DRIZZLE, OR MIXED ICING CONDITIONS (SUPERCOOLED LIQUID WATER AND ICE CRYSTALS) MY RESULT IN ICE BUILD-UP ON PROTECTED SURFACES EXCEEDING THE CAPABILITY OF THE ICE PROTECTION SYSTEM, OR MAY RESULT IN ICE FORMING AFT OF THE PROTECTED SURFACES. THIS ICE MAY NOT BE SHED USING THE ICE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, AND MAY SERIOUSLY DEGRADE THE PERFORMANCE AND CONTROLLABILITY OF THE AIRCRAFT.The POH also included information on how to detect and identify severe icing conditions. The POH directed the pilot to immediately request priority handling from air traffic control to facilitate a route or altitude change to exit the icing conditions.Section 3, "Emergency Procedures" also described pilot actions in the event of flight into severe icing conditions. Excerpts from the POH are included in the public docket for this accident.Part 91.3 of the Federal Aviation Regulations addresses the responsibility and authority of the pilot-in-command:(a) The pilot in command of an aircraft is directly responsible for, and is the final authority as to, the operation of that aircraft.(b) In an in-flight emergency requiring immediate action, the pilot in command may deviate from any rule of this part to the extent required to meet that emergency.


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Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton announced first-degree murder charges Wednesday against Deonte I. Gray. Leyton says Gray killed three people on July 15 and one on Saturday.
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It is hard to believe that almost 100 years ago, Henrietta Szold and a group of young women founded Hadassah. They began all those years ago, what is now one of the world's finest health care systems. In October, 2012, we will celebrate our Centennial by dedicating the new, magnificent Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower as an addition to Ein Kerem Hospital. We, in Pittsburgh, through many generous donations, have purchased a physician's lounge on the seventh floor. There are still opportunities available for additional contributions to the Tower such as: medical equipment, pathway bricks, and synagogue seats. If you are interested in finding out more information, please call the Hadassah office, 412-421-8919.
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Study to Assess the Efficacy and Safety of Repeated Administration of BIM 23A760 in Patients With Acromegaly (TULIPIA)
This study has been terminated.
(Preliminary data from this study does not support expected inhibition of GH and IGF-1)
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: October 13, 2009
Last updated: October 10, 2013
Last verified: October 2013
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The purpose of this study is to assess the efficacy of repeated subcutaneous (under the skin) injections at different doses of BIM 23A760 on growth hormone and insulin-like growth factor-1 levels in patients with acromegaly after 6 months of treatment.
Drug: BIM 23A760
Phase 2
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase II, Open, Randomised, Parallel Group, Noncomparative Multicentre Study to Assess the Efficacy and Safety of Repeated Subcutaneous (S.C.) Administration of Different Doses of BIM 23A760 in Acromegalic Patients
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Proportion of patients with mean growth hormone (GH)≤2.5 ng/mL and normalised insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Proportion of patients with mean GH≤2.5 ng/mL and normalised IGF-1 [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Ring finger measurement [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Clinical laboratory tests [ Time Frame: Every visit ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Adverse events [ Time Frame: At every visit ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Study Start Date:
|October 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|January 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: BIM 23A760 1 mg
Drug: BIM 23A760
Subcutaneous injections of BIM23A760 once a week. Until progression or unacceptable toxicity develops.
|Experimental: BIM 23A760 2 mg
Drug: BIM 23A760
Subcutaneous injections of BIM23A760 once a week. Until progression or unacceptable toxicity develops.
|Experimental: BIM 23A760 4 mg
Drug: BIM 23A760
Subcutaneous injections of BIM23A760 once a week. Until progression or unacceptable toxicity develops.
|Experimental: BIM 23A760 6 mg
Drug: BIM 23A760
Subcutaneous injections of BIM23A760 once a week. Until progression or unacceptable toxicity develops.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 75 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- IGF-1 ≥1.3 x upper limit normal (ULN)
- Nadir serum GH concentration ≥0.4 ng/mL in an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)
- Patient must have documentation supporting the diagnosis of acromegaly, including elevated GH and/or insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) levels.
Exclusion Criteria:
- The patient has received long acting somatostatin analogues within 6 months of study entry
- The patient has undergone radiotherapy at any time prior to study entry
- The time between pituitary surgery (if any) and study entry is less than 6 weeks
- The patient suffers from macroadenoma with visual field defects due to chiasmatic compression
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|United States, California
|Pituitary Center
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90048
|United States, Massachusetts
|Massachusetts General Hospital / Neuroendocrine Unit
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02114
|United States, Oregon
|Oregon University, Dept. of Endocrinology and Neurosurgery
|Portland, Oregon, United States, 97239
|UZ Leuven
|Leuven, Belgium, 3000
|Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Liège
|Liège, Belgium, B-4000
|Hospital Universitário Clementino Fraga Filho
|Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 21941-913
|Hospital das Clínicas de São Paulo
|Sao Paulo, Brazil, 05403-0000
|Czech Republic
|University Hospital Olomouc, Clinic of Internal Medicine
|Olomouc, Czech Republic, 775 20
|General University Hospital, Clinic of Internal Medicine,
|Praha, Czech Republic, 128 08
|Hôpital Bicêtre
|Le Kremlin Bicêtre, France, 94275 Cedex
|Hôpital de la Timone
|Marseille, France, 13385 Cedex 05
|P. Stradins Clinical University Hospital
|Riga, Latvia, LV 1002
|Kaunas Medical University Hospital
|Kaunas, Lithuania, LT-50009
|Vilnius University Hospital "Santariskiu Klinikos"
|Vilnius, Lithuania, LT-08661
|UIM Endocrinología Experimental, Hospital de Especialidades
|Mexico City, Mexico, DF
|Insituto Nacional de Neurologia y Neurocirugia
|México City, Mexico, 14269 México
|Department of Endocrinology, Erasmus MC
|Rotterdam, Netherlands, 3000 CA
|Voivodeship Specialistic Hospital No 3
|Rybnik, Poland, 44-200
|"C.I. Parhon" National Institute of Endocrinology
|Bucharest, Romania, 011863
|Karolinska University Hospital
|Stockholm, Sweden, 171 76
|Academy of Medical Science of Ukraine, Department of Clinical Endocrinology
|Kharkiv, Ukraine, 61002
|Administration of Medical Services and Rehabilitation of "ARTEM"
|Kyiv, Ukraine, 04050
|National Medical University n.a. M.I.Pirogov
|Vinnitsa, Ukraine, 21010
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|Study Director:
|Catherine Lesage, MD
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|NCT00994214 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|October 13, 2009
|Last Updated:
|October 10, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Belgium: Federal Agency for Medicinal Products and Health Products
Sweden: Medical Products Agency
United Kingdom: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis)
Czech Republic: State Institute for Drug Control
Lithuania: State Medicine Control Agency - Ministry of Health
Latvia: State Agency of Medicines
Germany: Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices
Poland: Office for Registration of Medicinal Products, Medical Devices and Biocidal Products
Russia: Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
Romania: National Medicines Agency
Ukraine: State Pharmacological Center - Ministry of Health
Italy: The Italian Medicines Agency
Mexico: Ethics Committee
Brazil: Ethics Committee
Netherlands: The Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO)
Canada: Health Products and Food Branch (HPFB)
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Bone Diseases
Bone Diseases, Endocrine
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Endocrine System Diseases
Hypothalamic Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Pituitary Diseases
Autonomic Agents
Cardiotonic Agents
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Dopamine Agents
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