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Democratic institutions, political representation and women's empowerment : the quota debate in India
Rai, Shirin. (1999) Democratic institutions, political representation and women's empowerment : the quota debate in India. Democratization, Vol.6 (No.3). pp. 84-99. ISSN 1351-0347
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This article reflects upon the debate on quotas for women in representative institutions of government. It poses the question whether current debates about quotas for women are relevant to debates on women's empowerment. In doing so, it points to the bases upon which the arguments for and against quotas have been presented within the Indian political system, taking into account the historical debates on caste, the emergence of coalition politics, the strength of the women's movement, and the engagement of women's groups with the politics of difference. The central argument of the article is that unless the issues of class‐based and caste‐based differences are taken seriously by women's groups in India, the wider question of empowerment cannot be satisfactorily answered. The conclusion assesses whether the Indian example is of relevance to wider debates on quotas as strategies of empowerment.
Item Type: | Journal Article |
Divisions: | Faculty of Social Sciences > Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation |
Journal or Publication Title: | Democratization |
Publisher: | Taylor & Francis |
Official Date: | 1999 |
Volume: | Vol.6 |
Number: | No.3 |
Page Range: | pp. 84-99 |
Identification Number: | 10.1080/13510349908403622 |
Status: | Peer Reviewed |
Publication Status: | Published |
Access rights to Published version: | Restricted or Subscription Access |
URI: | http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/id/eprint/51909 |
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Very good! I substituted Olive Oil for the butter and basil for the mint and it came out great. Served it for company and everyone enjoyed.
I've made this recipe twice, once for family and once for friends, to rave reviews. Spices need tweaking to balance mint and lemon, and I thought the butter worked well, as long as you view this as more a grain dish than a salad. It makes a very light, refreshing side dish, and leftovers are great for breakfast. And this recipe taught me a better way to prepare quinoa.
Really delicious- I took other recommendations to use olive oil instead of butter and to add grape tomatoes and cucumber- I also added extra mint and scallions, and a cubed ripe mango. Frozen high-quality corn was also great- yum!
A wonderful and healthy side dish! I can't wait to make it again!
My family enjoyed this dish very much, added shrimp to make this more of a one dish meal. We never had quinoa before. Can't wait to make this again. Will try different recipes with quinoa as well. Can't wait to make this again
A little bit sweet, nice and light, refreshing dish during the summer heat. Great w/ grilled chicken or lamb. I didn't steam the quinoa per the recipe, but it still came out great - TONS of compliments. Next time I'll try frozen corn since cutting the corn off the cob was kind of a pain for a non-cook like me.
Grilled the corn, and used half the butter. Ordinarily I'd agree with some of the other reviewers about butter sounding odd here, but I've always thought of quinoa as having a starch-like quality, so the butter didn't hit me as so weird. This was really, REALLY good! Next time I'll add a little garlic as well.
Did not cook the corn, as suggested. Used olive oil instead of butter and probably not as much. We tend to have limes on hand, so used juice of 4 limes and some bottled lemon peel; added some Sambal Oleck, for a little kick. Delicious!
Didn't use the butter--just didn't seem right on a salad. Had to double the lemon and truthfully, coulda used more. Tonight the leftovers reappear with shrimp, salmon, brined olives, and more lemon for a seafood salad. The steaming method is a winner giving the grains a much nicer texture.
We really enjoyed this recipe. Steaming the quinoa made it incredibly light and fluffy. The possible combinations and variations that could be made to this salad are endless. A real keeper.


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The film and visual culture minor prepares students to engage the historical, theoretical, social, and political ramifications of the cinematic and cultural image in our global society. This minor supports the traditional study of film as well as an extended investigation of the culture that both produces and consumes it. The conventional framework of the film and visual culture minor invites interdisciplinary approaches.
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"If you know Key West, then you know that there are a lot of Realtors to choose from. What you may not know, is that Rudy Molinet and Harry Hoehn of Marquis Properties are simply the best you could select to represent you whether buying or selling your home. Their dedication to the customer experience, and attention to detail are second to none! They leave nothing to chance, and provide answers before you've thought of the questions. Thanks to them we have our dream home. When you're ready for your piece of paradise, don't even think twice, just call them. You will not be disappointed! Love you guys, and thanks so much! "
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"These guys are the best! After two years of less than satisfying representation, it was ultimately our good fortune that found us engaged with Rudy and Harry. We quickly learned that they are the gold standard for realtors in Key West. What a difference! Rudy and Harry embody the notion that realty is a customer service business, not the transactional act of showing and selling houses. Rudy and Harry will take the time to assess your needs and then work tirelessly to fulfill your dream. Perhaps even more importantly, they are networked into all of the necessary businesses and services to make your buying and selling experience an enjoyable experience. Their personal credibility can broker immediate support for all your requirements, pre-sale and post-sale. In Key West it is a no-brainer, go with Rudy and Harry at Marquis Properties Realty."
Chris and Kim
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Jan 3, 2012
"Ten years ago I quit my job and opened a very successful business. It was, without question, the best decision I've ever made. Ten months ago I goggled "Key West Realtor" and decided to call Rudy Molinet. It was, without question, the second best decision I've ever made. There is no question in my mind that without Rudy Molinet as my Realtor I would have not closed on my Key West home. The house had to go thru both a short-sale and then a foreclosure before we could get to the closing table. Dealing with this home must have been like long division for most people. Rudy knew all the right people to talk to. He made all the right decisions along the way and most importantly gained my trust. I've always believed that to be successful in business you need to surround yourself with smart people. I'm guessing that many people looking to buy expensive Key West real estate have been pretty successful in their lives. Most of those people are probably very smart. The smart thing to do when looking for a home in Key West is to listen to Rudy. He takes the time to understand what your needs are and won't quit until he finds the perfect home for you.
My advice is, after you have been successful and smart making your money to buy a home in paradise, continue to be smart and hire Rudy to find you the perfect home. In my opinion, there is no Realtors in all of Key West with more knowledge or a better work ethic than Rudy Molinet and Harry Hoehn of Marquis Properties Realty. Most important to me is that through this entire process, Rudy has truly become a good friend. He is the hardest working most ethical person I've met in quite some time. The dictionary defines superlative as: "Of the highest kind, quality or order surpassing all else or others supreme". I define it as Rudy Molinet. As a Realtor, as a business owner, as a man and as a friend, he is of the highest kind, quality and order supreme."
Paul Murzyn and Jenna Gettys
Dec. 30, 2011
"We give a 10 Star rating....5 was not enough. .....Rudy and Harry are what every realtor should strive to become. Honest ,Sincere, and Professional. We found our Dream home in Key West...Thanks To Rudy and Harry....They excel at what they do and make it enjoyable for seller and buyer alike...It's great to deal with people who have a passion for what they do, and they do it well.. "YOU HAVE BEEN TO THE REST.....GO TO THE BEST..." Thanks Rudy and Harry."
John & Joanne
Dec. 26, 2011
"There are no other realtors in the world who are as energetic, helpful, personable and professional as Rudy and Harry. We have never met -- or heard of -- any realtors who do what they do, which is EVERYTHING!!! They are intuitive, (and spot-on!), honest, and straightforward. and somehow they manage to make both the buyer and seller happy! We were thrilled to work with them, thrilled to have found our dream cottage with them, and thrilled to be their new neighbors and friends! It doesn't get much better than that."
Wende C. Shoer and Mike Lonergan
Concord, NH and Key West, FL
Nov. 5, 2011
"Rudy and Harry are an amazing team! My fiancé and I were new to the home buying experience, and with Marquis Property Reality, it was as simple as picking out a toothbrush! Rudy was considerate of our needs and wants in finding the perfect home. Both communicated with us regularly, even when business was not required, just to touch base. From the first day of looking at properties to closing I felt that my best interests came before all other concerns. And I must mention Rudy and Harry have an amazing ability to recommend other fantastic businesses in the area, for all of your needs. If you are looking for a realtor that you can trust, who cares about the client and their future and is available at all hours of the day/night (or all locations of the planet) you NEED Rudy and Harry! I know my future husband and I are in for many happy years in our new property! Thanks for making the process easy and as stress free as such an investment can be!"
Emmily Trolinger and Tyler Smith
Key West, FL
Sept. 5, 2011
"Rudy and Harry of Marquis Properties are truly "The Hardest Working Men in Real Estate"! They took our very challenging situation and guided us every step of the way until we finally became the owners of our Key West dream home. Both Rudy and Harry were a pleasure to work with. They were very knowledgeable and professional in every phase of the process and never gave up on making it happen for us. Rudy definitely deserves the title of Key West Realtor of the Year. We would highly recommend Rudy and Harry to anyone either buying of selling a home in Key West."
Dave and Dianne Brendle
Elkin, North Carolina
"Dear Rudy and Harry:
This was not our first time at the rodeo (of buying and selling houses)-but it was by far the best! You both exhibited super professionalism in all aspects of the transaction. You appreciated our difficulty in deciding to part with a beloved conch house of 26 years ownership and made the listing, marketing and closing painless. If our plans present us an opportunity to return to Key West, Marquis Properties Realty will be our first stop."
— Thanks again,
Bill McLin and Sam McKeon
"Rudy and Harry,
It has been such a pleasure working with you all in the purchase of our townhouse. We never dreamed we would purchase a home, sight unseen, but with the guidance and confidence of you all , we now have a new home in Key West. The professionalism and thoughtfulness we experienced working with you is unbelievable. We still marvel at the smoothness and ease of the purchase. YOU ARE THE BEST!!!"
— Tom & Barbara Lilly
Pickwick Dam, TN
"My wife and I have bought and sold 16 homes during our 40 year marriage and interacted with close to 30 Real Estate agents. Our experience buying a second home in Key West, with Rudy and Harry, was by far the best experience we have had. Every detail of the transaction was handled by them before we had a chance to worry about it. They managed our expectations and facilitated our transition from Connecticut Yankees into Conch neophytes.They are true professionals that I would recommend to anyone!"
— Hank & Cathy Schmitz
"Rudy & Harry,
We want to thank you for your assistance with our recent purchase in Key West. It was a pleasure working with a true professional. Your knowledge of the market and guidance in finding a home that suited our needs was invaluable. We would highly recommend your services to anyone thinking about buying a home in Key West."
— Jeff & Michelle Stein
"PS: We LOVE our new home!"
"Rudy & Harry,
Thank you for the beautiful picture of the townhome we just sold.. I love it and I know Rob will also. What a fabulous gift to provide a beautiful memory of our first Key West home. We really appreciate your thoughtfulness. It was a pleasure working with you. You did a great job for us and we will highly recommend you to anyone who is in need of a realtor."
— Rob and Linda Harra
Truman Annex, Key West, FL
"Prior Key West real estate transactions had left us skeptical of the professionalism of area agents. We were referred to Rudy by our neighbors, and what a difference! Rudy managed a complex sale/purchase for us with extreme care. He is exceedingly reliable, communicates immediately and really knows how to get things done on a deadline and who can do it. We strongly recommend Rudy Molinet of Marquis Properties Realty and would definitely use him again."
— Jack and Rita Pickler
Key West, FL
"We learned that buying a dream house today is only possible if your realtor knows how to navigate the financial landscape. Rudy Molinet's team helped us move the deal forward until the keys were in our hands. Thanks, Rudy!"
— Christopher Kush and Kevin Schultze
Washington DC & Key West, FL
"Thanks so much for all your help in the purchase of our Key West home. It's been a long haul but you've been so helpful and terrific throughout. It really would not have happened without you and we so appreciate that you stuck with us for so long. We're very grateful and will hope to see you in Key West!"
— Gloria and Larry Condelli
Silver Springs MD
"We just closed on our dream home in Old Town Key West and could not have done it without Rudy Molinet and Harry Hoehn of Marquis Properties Realty! After 3 disappointments in this market I was ready to give up and settle for a house less than I wanted. However Rudy (who knew exactly what we wanted) called me recently early one morning about a brand new listing and said I had to see it that day! The house was exactly what we wanted and we made an offer that same day! We just closed and are moving in this week. We could not have done it without Rudy and Harrys' expertise and patience... THANKS again!"
— Lisa and Mike Benfield
New owners of our wonderful Old Town home
"Dear Rudy,
Richard Manley and I wish to thank you and Harry for the incredible job you did marketing 409 William Street. Though such a rapid sale might look lucky to an outsider, we know that it was the result of taking the time to build a relationship with buyers who were patiently waiting for the right home. You are rightly focused on the details, and know that the real work begins with the sales contract. Your professionalism has made this transaction as smooth as any I have ever participated in. Thanks again."
— With warm regards,
Erik deBoer
"If you are looking for the most informed and professional real estate agents in Key West who also have integrity, honesty and will successfully guide you through every aspect of your real estate decisions, then Rudy Molinet and Harry Hoehn of Marquis Properties are the guys for you. The recent purchase of my home was flawless from the signing of the purchase contract to the closing table. In a world where service is a hard commodity to come by, Rudy and Harry deliver and then some. Simply put, they are the best!"
— Maxine Makover
Key West, FL
"Rudy and Harry are a seller's "dream team". From the first phone call to the last signature, they made the entire process of selling our Key West condo a breeze. As true obsessives, we could not have chosen better. Every single question, no matter how silly or insignificant, was responded to promptly and with the greatest thoughtfulness. No detail of the sale happened without their careful over site. Rudy and Harry balanced a friendly, warm approach with the utmost professionalism. We always knew that our interests came first and that our property was in the best of hands."
— Jill and Ana,
Key West
Rudy Molinet
is without question the best realtor we have ever worked with. He is respectful of our time. Rudy only showed us the houses that met our needs. We had worked with another realtor before who just drove us around in circles. Rudy listened to what we said, followed up with hard work and dedication to find us our dream home in Key West. We had never worked with a Buyer's Agent before and after this experience we will never buy another Key West home without Rudy Molinet as our Buyer's agent."
— John Riley and Jose Rodriguez
"When we first started working with Rudy, he asked us several insightful questions about what we were looking for in a "dream home." The next day, we looked at several properties that fit our criteria and we were off and running! He is amazingly well-connected, not only in Key West, but around the country. He works with people who are the best in their field (as he is) and each person he recommended came through beyond our expectations. Every aspect of the sale was a win/win for everyone involved and it was transacted with integrity and honesty with everyone's best interests in mind. We got our dream home and found our dream realtor."
— Rev. Joe McMurray & Eric Cole
Key West, FL
"I have dealt with many real estate brokers in my time but Rudy is definitely the most knowledgeable and professional I have dealt with. In addition, he brings an enthusiasm to find and take advantage of every opportunity to bring the transaction to a successful conclusion. Bottom line - If you want to successfully buy or sell your property, go to Marquis Properties."
— Marty & Eileen Ford
"Rudy and Harry,
I still have trouble believing that my Truman Annex condo has sold so quickly. My last three or four years in Key West were witness to the fact that condos stayed on the market for years before finally selling or being taken off the market. I think our success is due in large part to your practice of realistic pricing in the beginning. I agree wholeheartedly with you and congratulate you on the success of your methods. Of course, I take some credit too for having the foresight to hire you in the first place! Just kidding of course, but I'm serious in saying that I am very pleased with the results of our working together. Keep up the great work!"
— Vivi Harper,
Solomons, Maryland
"Dear Rudy and Harry
I would like to thank you both for your assistance in selling my house at 615R Grinnell Street, Key West. I am uniquely qualified to assess your performance as I handled in excess of 6000 real estate closings in my 25 year career as a Real Estate attorney in the lower Florida Keys. I can honestly say that your performance and competence level was unsurpassed. In this most difficult market you conducted over 50 showings of the property without a hitch or problem. Your professionalism and enthusiasm was remarkable. After contract you kept me up to speed daily on the progress of the transaction. Your level of knowledge of the real estate contract was right on and I never had to take issue with you.
In sum, I would recommend your firm as the best that I have ever worked with and you can be sure I will be calling you for my next transaction, whether a sale or a purchase. Thank you again for you great service."
— My best regards to both of you,
Jeffrey B. Meyer
"In the midst of all the anxiety associated with the purchase of my new office , I must tell you how much I appreciate all the care and attention you have given. You have gone way above the call of duty here. No other Broker would have had the competence or made the effort to protect my interests as you have. I have extolled your virtues and praises to everyone, and will continue to do so forever more!"
— Mike Jones, MD
Key West, Florida
"Dear Rudy,
Thanks a million for the great job you did in selling our Shipyard condo. My wife and I were originally skeptical about the possibility of selling in this market, but you did it.
You guided us every step of the way, from pricing to proper appearance. You even arranged various repairs to put the finishing touches on our home (at better prices than I ever got, I might add with a bit of envy).
Best of all, the entire process happened while we were at home in New York. Everything was quick, easy and seamless, involving no more than e-mail, phone calls, a few faxes, a Fedex, and our signatures on the important documents.
Please feel free to share our enthusiasm with any your prospective buyers and sellers. Quality and service like this should be experienced by everyone."
— Dave and Marjorie Monheit
Oakdale, NY
"We were extremely pleased with the service of Marquis Properties Realty. Rudy Molinet made it so much fun to look at properties, and getting to know him (and Harry) convinced us even more what a great place Key West would be to live. Rudy helped us find a fabulous condo in a restored historic house in Old Town, and we love the prospect of being here year-round. We can't praise Rudy Molinet and his staff highly enough. No detail was overlooked in all the transactions--making the purchase a breeze for us out of towners. We recommend Marquis Properties Realty to our family and friends...and anyone else we know who's thinking of buying or selling real estate in Key West! "
— Cathy & Jim Stentzel
"You and your staff presented the utmost in professionalism in our recent real estate transaction. Your attention to detail was without comparison. The fact that we communicated almost daily from the signing of the offer, to the closing was perfect. Having more than 100 real estate transactions in the last five years, I consider myself an expert with respect to the buying and selling of real estate, and the importance of a great real estate professional. You and your staff have no equal as far as Mimi and I are concerned. Thank you, and we look forward to using your services in the future."
— Terry and Mimi Tincher
"Last year, we decided to buy a new home for us in Key West and as a result needed to sell our then current home . This was a decision we made during the off-season . Rudy Molinet of Marquis Properties handled both transactions for us. Not only did he get the deal done at a good value to us; but he was there to address any problems along the way. By the end of the process Diane would say that she felt like Rudy was more like a brother than a broker. He was extremely professional and personal."
— Kevin and Diane Breen
"We want to take a few minutes to revisit the events of our recent business relationship. I recall our first meeting. Pat and I spent several minutes talking about the dissatisfaction we had with the performance of our previous Realtor. Our discontent was primarily related to selling strategy, marketing, and communication. At that point you stepped up, and made promises which addressed each of our concerns, and went on from there to outline services that we were not aware existed. Three weeks later we accepted, an offer from a pre-approved buyer. At that point you, and your right hand man Harry, stepped in, and shepherded us from that point through closing. It seemed as if we talked daily on the progress being made, and the steps to be taken next. You and Harry picked up the burden of every detail that you could possibly complete, and kept us up to date on our to do list. Just the other day we were again reminded of your attention to detail, and follow through, when as " promised " we received a package of our mail which you forwarded for us. Again thanks to both Harry, and yourself for the great service that you provided."
— Ron & Pat Calareso
"We recently purchased a home in the Truman Annex. From our previous experiences, we know that buying a property can be a stressful, harrowing experience fraught with mishaps, miscommunications, and delays.
However, we were pleasantly surprised with the unparalleled service we received from our realtor, Rudy Molinet of Marquis Properties. Mr. Molinet's meticulous attention to detail, vast real estate knowledge, and business acumen proved to be the difference in our purchase. Mr. Molinet redefines what a real estate agent needs to be in the current fast-paced market. He is the complete package: realtor, businessman and friend. He is a full- service broker, who without a doubt, is head and shoulders above the rest. Marquis Properties is the new wave of real estate agencies. We highly recommend Mr. Molinet to any and all seeking to buy or sell a property in Key West."
— Alison and Moe Ismael
THANK YOU!!! I have been planning a move to Key West for about 6 years now... I made a pit stop in Fort Myers for the past 3 years. One thing I could never find was a website that really tells REAL info about LIVING on Key West. I love your site. I know it's a realtor's site, but you would not know unless that is why you went to it. I was searching for a site with info minus all the sales pitch. I am making my move in a few months and probably will not be able to look to buy a home for a year or so, but I WILL remember you and definitely look you up. If you have a mailing list, please include my e-mail."
— Thanks again,
Lisa Fidler, Fort Myers, FL
"Rudy, you are the finest real estate professional that Bob and I have ever worked with. No doubt we are light-weights in the world of real estate, but over the years we have restored several early 19thc homes, one 1760 home, a house built in the 80's, a 17 room bed & breakfast, a house on a mountain in New Hampshire, 2 houseboats and a little house in KW and never have we met someone who says what they mean, does what they say and doesn't drop you like a hot potatoe (even the light-weights like us!). You deserve to be successful! We consider you a friend and an honorable member of the KW community."
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Harmonic analysis of climatological temperature over Antarctica: present day and greenhouse warming perspectives
Justino, F.; Setzer, A.; Bracegirdle, Thomas J.; Mendes, D.; Grimm, A.; Dechiche, G.; Schaefer, C.E.G.R.. 2011 Harmonic analysis of climatological temperature over Antarctica: present day and greenhouse warming perspectives. International Journal of Climatology, 31 (4). 514-530. 10.1002/joc.2090
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On the basis of ERA40 and NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis (NNR) and simulations from CCCma, CCSM, CSIRO, HadCM3, MIROC-MEDRES and GFDL, which support the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 4th Assessment Report (AR4), we demonstrated that the amplitude of the annual and the semi-annual harmonics delivered by the ERA40 and NNR is dominated by distinct seasonal variability. The maximum first harmonic amplitude of near surface temperature 2-metre air temperature (t2m) according the NNR is located over the Plateau of East Antarctica, whereas analyses for ERA40 show maximum amplitude over the west Antarctic ice sheet. The spatial pattern of the first harmonic of t2m in NNR more closely corresponds to station observations, suggesting that the seasonal cycle of t2m over Antarctica may be biased in ERA-40. A comparison between the global climate models (GCMs) and NNR demonstrates that the models satisfactorily simulate the amplitude of the first and second harmonics; however, the modelling results differ among themselves in terms of the amplitude values. Larger seasonal variability is identified for CCCma, HadCM3 and MIROC-MEDRES with values as high as 20 °C over the Antarctic plateau. We have further identified that the CSIRO GCM does not reproduce the seasonal amplitude of t2m as compared to other models, which is primarily due to its overestimation of the cloud cover and weak seasonal changes of precipitation. Calculations of the harmonic analysis based upon greenhouse warming (GW) conditions reveal that there is no substantial seasonal difference between the amplitude of the first harmonic as projected by GW and present day (PD) simulations over the Antarctic continent. Over the polar ocean, however, the amplitude of the first harmonic is reduced in all climate models under future conditions. In order to narrow down the uncertainties on future climate projections, analyses of the cloud forcing which include the short- and long-wave radiation and the surface mass balance (SMB) may provide substantial information on the cause of the discrepancies as simulated by climate models over the Antarctic region.
Item Type: | Publication - Article |
Digital Object Identifier (DOI): | 10.1002/joc.2090 |
Programmes: | BAS Programmes > Polar Science for Planet Earth (2009 - ) > Climate |
Additional Keywords: | Climate changes; Antarctica; IPCC; harmonic analysis; surface temperature annual cycle |
NORA Subject Terms: | Meteorology and Climatology |
Date made live: | 13 May 2011 10:31 |
URI: | http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/14061 |
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] Fortran derived types From: Jeff Squyres (jsquyres_at_[hidden]) Date: 2010-05-05 08:07:01
Yes, you can use derived datatypes in MPI -- but be sure to read the language chapter in the MPI-2.2 spec to be aware of a series of issues with Fortran.
We're actively working on "better" Fortran MPI bindings that won't have issues with sending Fortran derived types (the current "medium" sized OMPI F90 bindings won't compile with Fortran derived types because they use function overloading to only accept a fixed number of types for MPI choice buffers).
On May 4, 2010, at 4:31 PM, Vedran Coralic wrote:
> Yes, all the component arrays of the derived type vector are of the same size, though I am not sure that that actually makes the task any easier? > > I suspected, just as you said, that copying the data into a contiguous block of memory might be the best solution. I was hoping though that I could make it more elegant/efficient using the MPI derived type feature. > > Thanks for the quick response Derek > > 2010/5/4 Cole, Derek E <derek.e.cole_at_[hidden]> > Others may be able to chime in more, because I am no fortran expert, but you probably will have to copy it into a contiguous block in memory. Working with derived types is hard, especially if they are not uniform. MPI can probably technically handle it, but the programming effort is harder. Are your arrays all equal length, same type? > > > Derek > > > From: users-bounces_at_[hidden] [mailto:users-bounces_at_[hidden]] On Behalf Of Vedran Coralic > Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2010 3:25 PM > To: users_at_[hidden] > Subject: [OMPI users] Fortran derived types > > > Hello, > > > In my Fortran 90 code I use several custom defined derived types. Amongst them is a vector of arrays, i.e. v(:)%f(:,:,:). I am wondering what the proper way of sending this data structure from one processor to another is. Is the best way to just restructure the data by copying it into a vector and sending that or is there a simpler way possible by defining an MPI derived type that can handle it? > > > I looked into the latter myself but so far, I have only found the solution for a scalar fortran derived type and the methodology that was suggested in that case did not seem naturally extensible to the vector case. > > > > Thanks any help you can give me! > > > -- > Vedran Coralic > > > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > users_at_[hidden] > http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/users > > > > -- > Vedran Coralic > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > users_at_[hidden] > http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/users
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SUMMIT Study: A Study of Persistence to Bonviva (Ibandronate) Once Monthly in Women With Post-Menopausal Osteoporosis.
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This 2 arm study will assess the impact of bone marker feedback, using blood sampling and communication of results at week 5, on persistence to monthly Bonviva (150mg po) in women with post-menopausal osteoporosis. The study will also assess safety, quality of life and patient satisfaction. All patients will receive Bonviva 150mg po monthly, and will be randomized into the bio-feedback or no bio-feedback study arms. The anticipated time on study treatment is 3-12 months, and the target sample size is 500+ individuals.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Post-Menopausal Osteoporosis |
Drug: ibandronate [Bonviva/Boniva] |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Randomized, Open-label Study to Investigate the Impact of Bone Marker Feedback on Persistence to Once Monthly Oral Bonviva (Ibandronate) Treatment for Post-menopausal Osteoporosis. |
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Further study details as provided by Hoffmann-La Roche:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Comparison of percentage of patients with persistence to >=10/12 administrations of Bonviva in feedback and no feedback group [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Differences between groups in persistence [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- QoL and patient satisfaction [ Time Frame: 6 and 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 596 |
Study Start Date: | July 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | March 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | March 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: 1 |
Drug: ibandronate [Bonviva/Boniva]
150mg po monthly for 12 months (with feedback)
Active Comparator: 2 |
Drug: ibandronate [Bonviva/Boniva]
150mg po monthly for 12 months (without feedback)
Ages Eligible for Study: | 55 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- ambulatory, post-menopausal women who would benefit from bisphosphonate treatment;
- >55 years of age;
- naive to bisphosphonate therapy, or lapsed bisphosphonate users >=6 months.
Exclusion Criteria:
- inability to stand or sit in an upright position for at least 60 minutes;
- hypersensitivity to bisphosphonates;
- treatment with other drugs affecting bone metabolism;
- history of major upper gastrointestinal disease.
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To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00545480
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Responsible Party: | Hoffmann-La Roche |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00545480 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | ML19358 |
Study First Received: | October 16, 2007 |
Last Updated: | March 2, 2015 |
Health Authority: | France: Agence francaise de securite sanitaire des produits de sante (AFSSAPS) |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Osteoporosis Osteoporosis, Postmenopausal Bone Diseases Bone Diseases, Metabolic Musculoskeletal Diseases |
Diphosphonates Ibandronic acid Bone Density Conservation Agents Pharmacologic Actions Physiological Effects of Drugs |
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Took the stock off my Marine magnum and found an extra washer just sliding up & down the both that attaches the stock! Removed it and Voila! Strange noise now gone.
Fired a quick 20 rounds and found that sometimes after firing a round the bolt would not open to eject the spent casing, I would push the punp forward again and and back and THEN the bolt would move back and eject the shell casing. Can anyone recommend a good gunsmith to do a reliabity package to smooth out the action or is this just the usual breaking in on a new 870 Marine? Something I might look at myself? Thanks SO much for all your help. Ben |
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Did you clean the 870 before you fired it? Mine came filled with some sort of nasty grease that was pretty stickey. Well. filled may be a bad choice, but there was quite a bit of residue on the bolt and inside the chamber. In typical do as a say, not as I did fashion, I took mine right from the box to the range. I fired 10 or 15 shots, just to see how it felt, then took it home and cleaned it. It did seem to smooth out after I cleaned it. Mine is the standard 870 Express Magnum, not the Marine, but I would think Rem would treat both the same at the factory as far as packing grease.
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Your bolt release may have a sharp edge on it. It may just be binding. If it doesn't start to work after a couple more boxes of shells and a thorough cleaning take it to a smith or send it back to Remington to take a look at it.
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TUPELO, Miss. — The St. Louis Cardinals were among an estimated 500 mourners Thursday at a public memorial service for pitcher Josh Hancock, who died in an automobile accident early Sunday.
There was no sense of closure, however. Not yet. Autopsy results have been expedited amid reports of Hancock's alcohol consumption on the night of his death, and another emotional night awaits on Friday when the defending World Series champions, who have lost five in a row and are in last place in the NL Central, play their first home game since the crash.
Reliever Randy Flores, the only teammate who spoke at the service, recalled Hancock as the prankster and the player he always played catch with.
"Every day, I was reminded of his heart," Flores said. "Josh loved being a baseball player."
Organizers had expected three or four Cardinals to participate in the service, including manager Tony La Russa, and anticipated several players to speak after the service. Instead, on the advice of center fielder Jim Edmonds, the traveling party of 50 filed onto two buses behind the church and left immediately without talking to the media.
"What do you want me to say?" said general manager Walt Jocketty, clearly aggravated, before boarding the bus.
The hour-long service at First United Methodist Church was mostly uplifting.
Hancock's sister, Katie, a star athlete at Tupelo High School, called him a "great guy, a great man and a great big brother." Hancock's agent, the scout who signed him to his first pro contract and one of his high school coaches all related memories, many of them prompting laughs.
During his sermon, the Rev. John Sudduth held a prized possession, a ball autographed by Hancock, after signing his first professional contract with the Boston Red Sox in 1997.
Hancock's father, Dean Hancock, wore a red ribbon with the No. 32, his son's uniform number, on his left lapel while he read a statement before the service. He took no questions, thanking the media for "respecting our privacy and for respecting Josh's honor."
"Professional baseball players are brothers within a family, and the St. Louis Cardinals players and coaches are bonded together, in my opinion, like no other family in baseball," Dean Hancock said. "Josh was so proud to be a member of that family."
Hancock was driving a rented Ford Explorer early Sunday when it crashed into a flatbed tow truck on Interstate 64 in St. Louis. Three days before the fatal wreck, Hancock was involved in a predawn accident in Sauget, Ill., that police treated routinely.
Hancock was buried Wednesday in rural Itawamba County.
Cas McWaters, an assistant coach at Vestavia Hills High School in suburban Birmingham, Ala., when Hancock was a star there, talked about Hancock's struggles with chemistry class.
"He kept asking me 'When am I ever going to need chemistry?' I told him, 'To graduate,'" McWaters said.
Hancock broke into the major leagues in 2002 and played for four teams. He was a middle reliever, leading the bullpen in innings pitched, on the Cardinals' World Series championship team.
"He wasn't a household name," McWaters said. "He was what I call just beginning to come into the strength of his career."
Joe Mason of Nashville, Tenn., signed Hancock to his first contract. He said if the reliever played in the 1930s he'd have been friends with Dizzy Dean but that if he'd grown up in the 1960s "he would have gone to Woodstock."
"He'd have been a sad person today because everybody had so much hurt in their hearts," Mason said after the service. "He fit in, and he tried to make people happy. Every day was a good day for him."
Katie Hancock, 11 years younger than Josh Hancock, remembered the time her big brother took her horseback riding but saddled her on a cow instead, imitating Josh's uproarious laughter "Huh! Huh! Huh!" at the prank. Most of Josh's sayings, Katie said, were straight out of the movie "Talledega Nights."


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Welcome to Redland City Community Profile
The Redland City Estimated Resident Population for 2014 is 148,641, with a population density of 2.77 persons per hectare.
Redland City is located in south-east Queensland, about 26 kilometres south-east of the Brisbane CBD.
The Redland City Community Profile provides demographic analysis for the City and its suburbs based on results from the 2011, 2006, 2001, 1996 and 1991 Censuses of Population and Housing. The profile is updated with population estimates when the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) releases new figures.
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Australia's population - still growing, in different places!(16/04/2015) |
Every year we get an update on population growth at the local level. The ABS updates national and state populations every quarter, but local areas only once a year. In 2014, there are a few interesting trends at the regional level. |
Nine things we wouldn't know without a Census(16/04/2015) |
I believe one of the great benefits of Census data is what it tells us about communities and how they're changing. Apart from the loss of small area data as highlighted in earlier blogs, there are many other pieces of information that we wouldn't know if the Census wasn't held. |
What are the characteristics of seniors living in your community?(26/03/2015) |
If you're planning for services for the ageing community, it's critical to understand the specific characteristics of the seniors living in your community. How many are living with their children still at home? Are they downsizing into smaller housing types? What are their education levels and how many are from diverse cultural backgrounds? |
This community profile is just one of a family of demographic resources available for this area and other areas across Australia. The full suite of resources includes community profiles, population forecasts, social atlases and economic profiles. You can be confident using them for planning, research and advocacy as they are compiled and maintained with the latest data by population experts, .id. Access them online in the Demographic Resource Centre. |


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As much as I abhor Colin Craig and his sycophants for their advocacy of parental corporal punishment, could I note that the Con Party has other undesirable attributes...such as supporting restrictions on abortion access for competent minors under sixteen, for instance?
Hard News: We need to talk about Len, in reply to
However, we should recall that the Mysterons always failed in their objectives. Although is Len Brown capable of retro-metabolism?
Who were those anti-Brown protestors from yesterday?
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Uh, I did say I thought that extramarital nookery wasn't a sackable offence, remember? However, he did use council funds to finance his personal dalliance with Ms. Chuang. And as for the irrelevance of his council's more conservative policies to this situation, it's ironic that the moralists calling for his neck are those who praised him precisely for those anti-sexworker and anti-transient civic ordinances.
Come on, is this bloke really the Auckland Left's great white hope?
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Sorry, I refuse to give Len Brown a free bus ticket, given that he backs destructive attacks on Manukau City street sex workers, many of whom are transgender and therefore part of my LGBT community through backing the Manukau City (Regulating Prostitution in Specified Places), as well his council's anti-beggar bans.
Critical scrutiny of Brown's unethical actions is therefore justifiable. I don't think he should be forced out of office merely for extramarital sex, but misuse of council funds does render the issue more serious.
It's interesting to compare this to Canada's equivalent Toronto imbroglio with its own scandal-ridden, embattled Mayor, Rob Ford (although he's aligned to Canada's Conservative Party)...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Ford -
Malignant past and present figures who may shuffle off this mortal coil in the not too distant future...
Pat Robertson, past US televangelist and Republican presidential aspirant- 83
Ian Paisley, former Northern Ireland First Minister and fundamentalist
Protestant agitator- 87Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict XVI- 86
Fred Nile, fundamentalist homophobe and NSW Legislative Councillor- 79
George H.Bush- former Republican US President- 89
Lord Norman Tebbit, Thatcher era relic- 82
John Howard, former Australian Prime Minister- 74 [sadly, this is a long-term prospect]
Fortunately, none of the great and good from the past seems to be in this category- apart from
Anglican Archbishop Emeritus of Capetown Desmond Tutu- 82
Gaynz.Com's obituary...http://www.gaynz.com/articles/publish/34/article_14287.php
And what about the severity of the accidents in which stoned drivers are involved? Are we talking injury? If so, what kind? Were there any fatalities? How do long-time jurisdictions take care of prevention education in this context?
Fascinating. So, can we find out more about this stoned driving legislative reform in the States? And is there any uniform measure of intoxication that can be cited in this context? How do they tackle it in other jurisdictions where cannabis has been decriminalised? What about other health and safety issues?


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Made while Ernst was the leader of the Cologne Dada group, this painting on printed paper is inspired by the Dada spirit of anarchy and confusion. It contains cosmic imagery (star constellations can be seen in the sky), and also alludes to the battle of the sexes. Both of these themes interested the Surrealists, who formed their group directly after Dada had disbanded. The full title of this piece is written along the bottom margin and refers to the 'mistress of the inn,' who would appear to be represented by the revolving sun on the left. The male is represented by a stick-like mannequin: his fuse is alight, ready to trigger his sexual desires.


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In 1945 Babe Ruth made an appearance with the Savitt Gems and got an at-bat in an exhibition game. He was 51. That's Bill Savitt next to the Babe in a photo taken after the game. Courtesy Of Cliff Keeney)
The secret was out, but Sheldon went on to have a nice MLB career, going 11-5 for the World Champion Yankees in 1961.
The Chiefs were gone for good by 1952, but the Eastern League, now Double A, two steps from the majors, continued on with franchises in several cities. In 1972, the West Haven Yankees were managed by Bobby Cox, one of the first stops on a career that will lead him into the Hall of Fame this summer. In those days, the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry was alive here when West Haven played the Bristol Red Sox, who featured Fred Lynn and Jim Rice in the years before their sensational 1975 breakthrough in Boston.
When Dick McAuliffe of Farmington retired after a long, noteworthy career with the Tigers and Red Sox, he managed Bristol in 1975 — until Rico Petrocelli got hurt and the Red Sox needed infield insurance for the stretch drive.
"I really wish they could have gotten themselves an established third baseman from another team instead of me going up," McAuliffe said, as reported in The Courant on Aug. 20, "because I really enjoy managing Bristol. We have a great bunch of kids here and we're in the thick of a pennant race." So were the Red Sox, who reached the World Series that year.
The flow of Connecticut players to the big leagues, somewhat remarkable for such a small, cold-weather state, continued through the 1970s, '80s and '90s, by which time The Courant had full-time writers assigned to both the Yankees and Red Sox.
And history repeated itself in 1985, when the Yankees needed to "hide" another teenager in Hartford. Bernie Williams from Puerto Rico, still too young to sign, played a handful of games in the Hartford Twilight League in 1985.
In 1996, four players from Connecticut were named to All-Star Game — Mo Vaughn, Jeff Bagwell, Charles Nagy and Ricky Bottalico.
Bagwell, who played at the University of Hartford, was drafted by the Red Sox and, after hitting .333 at Double A New Britain in 1990, was traded to Houston on Aug. 30 for an aging reliever named Larry Andersen.
As raindrops pounded the metal bleachers above, Bagwell talked to The Courant about the deal and his disappointment at not being able to play for the "BritSox" in the upcoming Eastern League playoffs. "I'm a little angry," Bagwell told The Courant the day of the trade, "I wish I could stay with these guys for the rest of my life."
But he went on to win rookie of the year and MVP with the Astros and retired as one of their greatest players with 449 home runs. Though he was never implicated in any steroids investigation, the suspicions that he may used PEDs appears to be a factor in Bagwell falling short of election to the Hall of Fame. Four of the five Courant voters backed Bagwell in the 2014 Hall of Fame elections.
The college game in Connecticut is still producing pro-caliber players. On the night of June 4, 2010, more than 5,600 fans snarled traffic and filled Dodd Stadium in Norwich as UConn hosted an NCAA Tournament regional. The Huskies fielded a team with 14 players later drafted by MLB franchises, including Mike Olt, who debuted with the Rangers in 2012, and first-round draft picks George Springer and Matt Barnes, who could break through this coming summer.
The New Britain franchise, now the Rock Cats, is now part of the Minnesota Twins organization, and under the energetic and imaginative direction of Bill Dowling has become a summer-time fixture. Torii Hunter, who became a big league star, spent parts of four seasons with the Rock Cats and joked that he could have been mayor of New Britain. David Ortiz, Joe Mauer and many others have come through in recent years.
"I'd put Miguel Sano right up there with Joe Mauer as far as the buzz he's created here," Dowling told The Courant in 2013 about the latest local slugger
As The Courant approaches its 250th birthday, much has changed in baseball. But there are still questions about the age and identity of young players. The Twins signed Sano from the Dominican Republic only after MLB's exhaustive investigation determined his age and identity, and he became the latest "Eastern Babe Ruth" with 19 homers in 67 games.
"The enduring passion that fans in this area have for their beloved Red Sox, Yankees and Mets is matched only by their love of the game," Dowling says, "and this love of baseball spans the ages, is passed on by each generation to the next and represents one of the few constants in an ever-changing world."


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Producer Emika is an Anglo-Czech talent who was classically trained in her youth, later discovering the limitless world of electronic composition that would provide the yin to her formative yang. She launched Emika Records in 2014 in search of freedom and independence, an experience which inspired the imprint's debut release: Drei, Emika's third full-length album, due out on May 4th 2015.Emika's biography Emika Musician
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I am using E coli DNA for my experiments. What I need is to restrict 24Kb E coli DNA to two equal halves and then to label one half (24Kb) DNA with biotin and DIG. Then I attach this DNA with streptavidin and anti-digoxigenin coated beads. My problem is that the protocol that I am following doesnot give me strong enough coupling between the beads and DNA and the binding breaks very quickly. Can anyone suggest where to find detailed protocol. I would appreciate any help. Help on preperation of beads will be also very much appreciated.
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Where's the beef? Not on Frederick's play this year
Los Angeles – Wisconsin's players are scheduled to dine at Lawry's Beef Bowl after practice on Friday.
Redshirt junior center Travis Frederick is UW's team champ, having devoured seven prime rib dinners two years ago and eight last year.
Frederick said this week he is cutting back this time.
"This year, it's all about the game," he said. "I do plan on going out there and enjoying a few steaks. They're the most delicious steaks that I've ever had. But probably not eight this year."
That is fine with defensive tackle Ethan Hemer.
"We all know Travis can eat a full cow if he wanted to and no one can match that."
Hemer doesn't plan to try.
"The strategy is I'm going to eat until I'm full," he said. "Then I'm going to stop and I'm not going to try for any record."


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EMBETSMENN I MIDT-NORGE I TIDEN 1536-1660The books are remarkable in more than one aspect. The books about the government and local government officials are the first collections of knowledge about these people and their family ties. The book about the clergy is the first collection for this part of the country in appr. 150 years. As important for the reader, these books have not been written by a traditional genealogist. Svein Tore Dahl was a graduate historian from the Technical University of Trondheim. As such, he focused on primary sources of information which unvealed much information previously unknown. In doing this, he was able to confirm a number of previously undocumented hypotheses. Based on solid documentation, he also dismissed a number of well-known, yet undocumented hypotheses which had almost turned into 'facts' by being repeated and copied from one genealogist to the other.
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Kåre Hasselberg og Svein Tore Dahl, Trondheim 1999.GEISTLIGHETEN I NORD-NORGE OG MIDT-NORGE I TIDEN 1536-1700
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Svein Tore Dahl, Trondheim 2000.
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Hertog, Steffen (2008) Two-level negotiations in a fragmented system: Saudi Arabia's WTO accession. Review of International Political Economy, 15 (4). pp. 650-679. ISSN 0969-2290
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Based on a case study of Saudi Arabia's WTO accession, the article offers a critique of conventional factor- and sector-based models of trade policy, proposing instead a two-level institutional account that is likely to be relevant for non-democratic states in general. Historically grown patterns of institutional fragmentation in both public and private sector in Saudi Arabia have made interest formation and the building of policy coalitions difficult. Various WTO-related economic reforms have therefore been held up as long as they were negotiated within the disjointed Saudi system. However, as soon as the Saudi leadership decided to directly follow the reform demands of its international negotiation partners, changes were rammed through rapidly - as institutional fragmentation of interests prevented an encompassing veto coalition against a comprehensive policy package which was in its substance imposed from outside. Fragmentation of state, business and relations between them can hence mean policy stalemate, but can also make for rapid policy adjustment under conditions of external pressure. In its conclusion, the article relates these findings to the institutionalist literature on trade in general.
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MR-Guided Laser Ablation of Hepatic Tumors
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This is a pilot study to investigate the performance of MR-guided Laser Induced Thermal Therapy (LITT) in the treatment of liver tumors.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Soft Tissue Tumors |
Procedure: Laser ablation |
Phase 0 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Technical Success, Safety, and Short-term Efficacy for MR-Guided Laser Ablation of Hepatic Tumors |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- MR Images [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 22 |
Study Start Date: | June 2012 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | September 2015 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | March 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Visualise Thermal Therapy System |
Procedure: Laser ablation
Laser ablation of hepatic tumors
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with soft tissue tumor metastases to the liver who are referred to Interventional Radiology for treatment.
- Surgery is not a viable or desirable alternative therapy at the time of enrollment
- Radiation therapy has failed or not indicated or can be safely postponed
- Tumor size ≤ 5 cm at its largest diameter
- Tumor position is not in the central liver hilum
- Performance status is ECOG 2 or better in adults
- Patient is able to undergo MRI
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- Patients with pacemaker or defibrillator
- Patients with metallic surgical clips close to the site of the intended ablation
- Pregnant women
- Patients with hilar liver lesions
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Study First Received: | June 22, 2012 |
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