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They just didn't care!!! Besides plan 9 (which was actually better than this pile of crap...) I haven't seen so many daytime changes between shots..
Well .. they actually DID have lots of technology in the 50's .. I mean if Disney could make 20,000 Leagues under the sea in 1954 .. or MGM with Forbidden Planet in 1956 .. then you realize that with 'TALENTED PEOPLE' .. anything could be done.
Which brings us to to brain dead morons that made this utter crap. This movie is just crap. It's boring, dumb and it fucking boils my brain that anyone would release this turd fest.
As the guys quite eloquently put it .. 'They just DIDN'T care". All too true. A lot of this films dumbassedness (yes I realize I made that word up) could have been avoid by proper scheduling (night scenes actually filmed at night!), a script that wasn't penned and edited by a group of lazy chimps .. and actors that weren't the kind of people you'd dearly LOVE to shoot in the face because they're so fucking annoying.
I make 'no budget' indie films so I know what can and can't be done on a small amount of money .. and believe me we're not using much that they didn't have access to back then. Sure the camera's and edit suite are much better .. but they still had camera's and editors! And of this film .. the editing and photography isn't its biggest problem. It's HUGE problem is with a script that you would gladly wipe your ass with if you thought it wouldn't give you splinters .. and an awful cast of total cretins .. and a director who clearly had his head up his ass during the whole shoot.
Why the hell is our 'young hero' (I use the term young lightly since he looks about 18 going on 40!) is such a boring twat. You desperately want the eye creatures to get their shit together and kill everyone .. but sadly no.
Oh boy is this one ever a shit-fest. Thank fuck that Joel and the bots manage to rip it to teeny tiny little itty-bitty pieces .. this film soooooooooo needs it.
The the Eye Creatures' favorite rock band is the the The The.
(Sorry. Couldn't help myself.)
So I'm carrying a passel of observations here.
This is one of the very few experiments I saw before I saw them on MST. I remembered it because of the "smoochers get off my propity" guy. But...how could I forget that hair-do? My god, it's extraterrestrial! A stealth alien escaping discovery in the general bedlam. Wow!
The police sergeant who answers the phone? It has to be a much younger version of the mean sheriff in "Squirm." I never noticed the resemblance before but I just watched "Squirm" a few days ago, so his smuggery is fresh in my mind.
Also, kudos on the RIck roll!
This is also probably the most realistic depiction of night I've seen in any movie.
You know, how it seamlessly transitions between light and dark almost at random? Like, you'll go to sleep and it's dark, and then you blink and it's light again, so you turn around and it goes all dark, and then you go downstairs for a glass of milk and it's light again, but by the time you get back into bed it's dark....
Yet another movie that could have been easily avoided with a simple camera-phone.
Damn it The 50's, why couldn't you have been more technologically advanced?!
Who knew a hairstyle could be SO ANNOYING!!!????? I was transfixed and nauseous just looking at that...that...thing. What IS that?
The smug, dry-humored boyfriend in this movie is played by John Ashley, who's also the "star" of the Rifftrax feature "Beast of the Yellow Night".
The the government watchdogs sit idle
While doughy white passion unbridled
Meets an unearthly mess
In a striped night-dress
And no one proofreads the the title.
Anybody who watches this movie and makes out in their cars will have to get a side-beam light.
Holy shit. The creepy, pervy radar watchers? The thin one on the left is none other than Fingers O'Toole, the pratfalling insurance investigator fom Catalina Caper. And I'm pretty sure the bald officer was Lawrence, the Crayola hat guy from the same.
It has to be said that 'Red Zone Cuba' was slightly! less stupid than this film! I mean what the f*** is with the Day for day shots .. and that they thought somehow everyone would think it was night time??
And teenagers .. in their late 20's??
Why the hell is the lead 'teenager' so boring you'd think he's going to spring (slowly) in to a lecture on economics at any moment!! Oh boy this film is just dumb, dumb, DUMB!!!
The TRULY f***ed up thing about it ... is that it's probably more enjoyable to watch than any given Marvel, or Hollywood film :P Cos as much as you can hate this movie .. at least it's unpopular too. Only weird people like us lot would actually watch this crap!
A terrible movie .. saved by the skilful riffing of Joel and the bots. Makes you wonder if the director of the piece of sh*t knew that in the future there'd be this TV show that would have a lot of fun at their expense .. and they figured what the hell .. lets give 'em all the riff fodder we can.
I don't think there's any other explanation .. other than 'they just DIDN'T care!!'
Dan Rudy is right defiantly the first Rick-roll. those Minnesotans are so ahead of their time don't cha' know.
Is the bald fat guy with the glasses the same guy with the Crayola hat in Catalina Caper?
Was it on purpose that the Mads used Ethan Allen (old woodworker/furniture guy) in their opening, and then an actor had same name?
This film looks like it was shot through a dirty window.
This was the first episode I ever saw. Then I was hooked. Addiction...it's not always a bad thing!
Is the crazy old man talking to Sarah the Phone Operator from Mayberry? i'm a little surprised Joel and the Bots missed a chance to riff on that...
Movie: "What if we turn ourselves in to the Police?"
Servo: "Well then we'll be the Police and we can let ourselves go!"
I love those sneaky riffs.
Humans have eyes, aren't we eye creatures too? Just saying...
"Hey the attack hasn't really happened yet.."
"Yeah it's been the Minor Vandalism of the Eye Creatures."
14:15 It's the NSA!
Many prominent American woodworkers have...well...
Yes, they're dead. Not meant as a criticism, but they're dead.
For some reason, this invention exchange is extremely entertaining to me.
They just didn't care.
I always snort derisively when Hair Girl's father comes in and calls Stan a roughneck. Ha, right, on what planet?
The flying saucer clip used came from "Invaders From Mars" (1953). Which has some pretty scary nightmare fuel for young kids.
Man, this version of X-Com, err, I-Com, is very creepy and incompetent.
Oh, I wonder where that door is...oh, door! Not exactly Alcatraz, is it? That's hilarious!
More like Attack of the Rye Creatures.
16:19-16:49-- funny, funny "EEEwW" bit...can't stop giggling!
What's with the egg sac on her head? The '60's were a truly weird time!
Frank Sinatra's crooning is much appreciated!
♪ ♫ She gets too hungry for ♪ ♫ dinner at 8....
If I hit a monster with my car in the middle of the woods at night I don't think I would stop to have a conversation.
Trace says, "Again with the finger!" a lot, and it is funny every single time.
The dialogue in this movie is just... wow. Boggles the mind, I tell ya. This was custom made for the MST3K crew. Believe that. lol
I think we just witnessed the first "RickRoll" around 18:00
"Don't you SEE? Those aliens wanted to frame us for murdering that guy, because... um, maybe they've already got two strikes against them! Or something."
Not only does this film feature nearly-harmless monsters anyone could easily outrun (the worst offender still has to be The Creeping Terror), it takes the surly sheriff trope to a new low: the police won't come to citizens' aid when called, or even come to arrest them for criminal acts!
Whether they meant to or not, I'm so glad 99.9% of the jokes aren't topical. This show is just as funny, and the riffs are always relevant even twenty years later.
The Rip Taylor Trio!
Look and listen to the guy in the diner (black hair on the left) at 18:35. It's none other than Jody "Critter Jones" Daniels ! Girl in Gold Boots was made three years later but that voice is unmistakable. Especially the way he exagerates the 'wh' at the beginning of words.
I didn't realize until now that this was listed as "Attack of the The Eye Creatures." Nicely done.
ATTENTION: The United States Air Force would like to express that the Air Force personnel depicted in this film eavesdropping on the amorous activities of American teenagers no longer represents active USAF policy. The operation known as "Project Lewd Look" (no relation to Project Blue Book) was officially terminated in December 1969 and concluded: "No make-out session reported, investigated and evaluated by the Air Force was ever an indication of threat to our national security." Nothing was ever seen, officially.
Well, I did see a little something, and one time, if you turned your head just right, I swear you could see everything! Oh, man! Er, um, that is to say, I what likely saw was civilian aircraft, flares, or natural atmospheric phenomena, officially.
Seeing that oily guy loll around in his filthy bed and teen girl's nightshirt makes me feel guilty about ever needing to sleep.
This is my favorite invention exchange, epic fax gag.
I, too, feel the need to apologize on behalf of the entire male gender, and I would gladly defect to the the eye creatures if the opportunity presented itself.
Frank's face @ 04:16=Precious!!!
OMG! This was a remake of "Invasion of the Saucer Men"!!!
Like the 2 The's in the main title lol
This is STILL gone? This is one of the the long-gone episodes.
Wow, was this the ONLY Larry Buchanan film on this show? Kind of amazing considering his considerable output....of crap, but still.
The unspoken language of bald men
Is it just me or does the young hero have the most annoying voice ever?? JUST CLEAR YOUR THROAT!!! geez...
You know, I can kind of appreciate how blatant the men in this film are with their sex drives. There's something refreshing about such unambiguously hateable characters.
I can accept watching bad movies, but at times, this movie is downright creepy!
At 10:00 - Tell me the narrator of the military video isn't Peter Graves.
This movie is another case of the victims of the alien attack being far more repulsive than the aliens themselves.
At 18.00 I believe MST has the world's first rick-roll.
When even the title card is poorly made, you have problems.
Yep, the film makers Just Didn't Care. Which makes it one of the funniest dang movies ever Mystied.
Riffs you quote here will appear randomly in the above.
That's the female, she has less plumage.
Lenny and Squiggy join the Navy.
Um, could you sign the guestbook, sir?
Not exactly Alcatraz, is it?
Thank you for providing a running commentary.
I realize that civilization itself may depend on it. Good luck.
Rock 'n roll can lead to meeting people with similar interests...
Be fruitful and multiply...After you're married.
What the heck did you tell that guy?
tThere was a time when saviors were welcome here.
You make being a fugitive fun!
Now the dogs can't control me!
♫Fuzzy dice and bongos! Fuzzy dice!♫
"Harold, somehow I have the feeling that..."
...that Gaussian equations are flawed due to their strictly Euclidean view of the universe!
"Got a booger on my finger and I can't get it off.."
God, I hate the public.
Oh, it's the All-Kennedy channel.
Night falls! ...sort of.
Should you or any of your IM force be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions.
Boy, it is dark! I sure hope they find their way.
Got a booger on my finger and I can't get it off.
You worms and bugs, you been smoochin' down there?!
Oh. So bright! Grandma!
Wait a minute. What am I doing in men's clothes?
No, no, no, no, don't pass out on me now.
Gonna see Miss Eliza. Gonna go to Mississippi.
It's a lot like scratching. Once you start it's hard to stop. "Are you coming on to me?"
She's nude.
His name was Carl. "Sagan."
I saw it. "With my own hair."
Is this where the beating is?
No, I insist you beat it out of me.
Someone could be watching us right now. "We better start smoochin'."
"Why was his camera in his underwear drawer?"
[Crow] ah, please excuse Johnny from gym class, he's a top secret agent
How can a man in one lifetime know all there is to know about making out?--Tom
You know something, mister. You ask too many questions.--Joel
[sigh] "This makes Mannequin 2 look like a masterpiece!"
"The President's polyp."
"Okay, Gentlemen. Your suits didn't come in, so tomorrow just wear black and your mask."
"Why doesn't that work with relatives?"
"Malcolm McDowell... in O Yucky Man!"
What, did they get Charlie Chaplin to write the music?
"Come on down to O'Neal Funeral Chapel. Over ten thousand ossified customers."
"First, we deflate your hair."
[lightning, thunder clap]
"I resent that! I can't believe I made those two guys!!"
"♬ Wad-a-la-dup-ba-dup ♬-- Boing!!"
"From a Bagelwich?!"
"Aren't we regular devils?" Actually, I'm a Large.
Ignatius J Reilly had better hygiene than this guy!
Really? I thought we were oily drifters.
Mmmm... I borrowed a camcorder from Rob Lowe...
Lithium Cop: God,uhhI hate the public.
The THE End! Let's LET'S go!
"Did he believe you?"
Was he supposed to?
"I thought the police were alert!"
Yeah, that's a common fallacy.
Any questions?
Yeah, what the heck was that?
Wherever there's a guy... smoochin' a cop... I'll be there...
Oh, a single smoocher, the worst kind!
Okay - put me through to Dub Taylor, Will Geer and Struther Martin!
Hi, honey, we're doomed...!
Dear Abby - I'm an elderly woman...
Stanley - get me a hammer!
Jesse Helms, in retirement...
"Ya know, they've got a lot of optic nerve."
"What are they going to do, stare at him to death?
"You a commie? Just checking."
I'm still having trouble getting that windsong out of my car.
That's the female, she has less plumage.
Suddenly, I'm strangely calm.
Oh, let's go to the Tobe Hooper place.
Turn it off! TURN IT OFF!
Oh, I refuse to watch this.
So tell me, why do you want to be a fry cook at Denny's?
So maybe her head is like an egg sac? Or maybe it's for water storage or...?
Shut up! SHUT UP!! (wearily) Shut up...
"If A.V. geeks rule the world!"
"We do!...Heh heh"
"I like to apologize for the entire Male gender now...Thanks, I'm sorry."
You're not funny SHUT-UP!
Yeeaaah, that's the ticket!
Well...time to end my film career....now!
Does the phrase "street-length sweater dress" ring a bell?
"Bill will you help us?!?" I can't, I'm just a bit part
It was a dull movie...and Allstate was there.
$49 down, $49 a month. Drive it away.
How can a man in a single life time learn all there is to know about making out?
Ri eh ah eh ri eh *Ththpbt*! Re eh *ththppbbt*, eh ah re ah eh ah *ththppbbt...
(Servo's raspberry enhanced version of the goofy music @ 1:06:40)
Ol' Blue Eyes is back!
Ironically, I'm having a hard time seeing, ho ho ho!
"Well, that does it." I have no chin.
Here, make a dog outta that.
I'm not going into the carpal tunnel.
Harold, somehow I have the feeling that Galician equations are flawed due to they restrict the Freudian view of the universe. (or something like that).
"Stop ahead!"
"I will if I see one rolling by. . ."
Earl Holliman! Who would have been William Shatner had there not already been one!
The driving scene will haunt your dreams.
Man, it's really hard to see the road when it's noon.
"Besides, I'm going to show you the moon."
No, please, stay seated!
♫ ♪ I can't seem to get the stink out, the Windsong stays in my car! ♫ ♪
"Speaking of yellow ones-"
"How's your teeth?"
Mariah Carey's running through the woods.
Come out with your eyes up!
ONeal Ambulance. You plug 'em, we lug 'em.
I heard my Bouncin' Betty go off
You got a possum on your head girlie?
"They're welding back at me!"
You a commie? Just checkin'.
"How're we going to get it to the police station?!" - You could put it in your hand bag!
Couldn't they just put the hand in the glove box?
Joel - "...and don't be alarmed if suddenly becomes 2 in the afternoon."
(girl) - What if we turn ourselves into the police?
Tom Servo - "Then we would be the police and we could drop the charges..."
Crow - "Damn, we forgot to run!"
You still here?
Joel - "No."
The, The End!
'ello Roy! 'ello Sigfreid!
No, no! Gertrude Stein!
David Lynch only aspires to make something this creepy.
"Oh Harold!" Oh Maude! Maude!
No, seriously, let's see the real film.
It's more like The Minor Vandalism of The Eye Creatures.
You know, I can't pucker; is that a handicap?
Hey, they just knocked over the cameraman! ~Joel
"They're Gone!" Damn, they saw the EXIT sign!
(Bright light, blue sky) It's night, ladies & gentlemen, NIGHT. ~Joel
"Come in." Welcome 2 the 3rd grade.
I'll just stay on the steps while you get murdered.
I'd like to apologize for the entire male gender now, thanks, I'm sorry.
No, really, let's see the real film.
I can't seem to get the stink out... the Wind Song stays in my car...!
I don't know about you guys, but I'm rooting for The The Eye Creatures!
Jeez, Henry, Portrait Of A Serial Killer is not as sick as this!
"We're here for a reason..."
-We got booted out of vo-tech!
Oh, it's the All-Kennedy Channel!
He's Charles Nelson Reilly's understudy...
And now, the most instantly unappealing character in film history!
Were you responsible for the triple whip-out in the cafeteria?
"Hope you like HIM, I did the FROSTING myself."
"Hello Sarah. Tell them to send some cops out here and chase these SMOOCHERS off of my property !!"
Ed Asner in a role that will surprise you.
Attack of the I-don't-think-so Creatures
The White Rock Cafe, where whitey comes to drink and dance!
♫ Little Red Chevette! ♫
'Brought to you by Wife Beater: A trailer park of flavor in every bottle.'
Hey, dim your cufflinks!
Hey, you're making out with a poodle!
Quick climb into susans' hair
SMOOCHERS?! Oh, wait, that was just the house settling.
So run outside with my gun in the air, run twards the gate, whats my motivation. You paycheck.
Your head's on fire
Joel, I want you to take my head off.
We now join Ernest Hemingway in his home in Ketchum, Idaho.
Travis Bickle had ah better room than this !
This place has all the ambiance of ah Vietnamese restaurant.
I like GUM....
How DARE you negate me.. ockkkkk
(Peter Lorre overtones)
Did Muh - Mel Tillis write these credits or wha aht?
♫Never gonna give you up...♫
Wow, it sure is dark out there. Hope they don't get a moonburn.
I think we killed the Michelin man!
Now, let me ram my nose in your ear.
So your car pops ludes and flies to Denver for peanut butter and banana sandwiches?
"Take off!" To the Great White North!
Hi, I'm selling subscriptions to "Smoocher" magazine.
David Lynch only aspires to make something this creepy...
well he blowed up lame! yeah real lame!
say,nice area....i think
They just didn't care!
Brought to you by white beer. There's a trailer park of flavor in every bottle.
Ooh, he's being attacked by creamy nougat centers!
"Blup, blup, blup..." You're not funny, shut up!
So the car is smarter than us?
"What's making that noise?" I sing whenever I sing whenever I sing...
Now let's try the last house on the left here!
And now the little man makes out.
And now Red in the Silent Spot. Red is a perverted service man...
"...but absorbe everything you see here!" I'm your sponge, sir.
Do you think if we put the hand in water, the creature will pee?
Hey! This is the movie's statement, let's listen.....there! Ah, nothin.
"You know, they got a lotta optic nerve!"


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wonderful stuff.
Gulp fancy getting a post from you incognito
I hope you're feeling a bit better this morning DD.
<hug> <hug> <hug> <hug>
I am thnk you
Good, glad to see you back on form. :-D
Form is an illusion, online doubly so. ;-)
But you are quite right. :-)
Yes, I know exactly what you mean. <cuddle>
But <ok> - you have people who care for you a great deal. :-)
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That's the most romantic thing I've heard anyone say in ages DD! ;-)
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Apps: Clear Day, Halftone 2, Ultima Forever + Units 2.0
Formerly known as Weather HD, a long-time favorite of iLounge's editors, Vimov has re-released its weather app as Clear Day ($2). Clear Day is version 2.5 of the prior app, with a new layout that reduces obscuring elements to let you see more of the weather videos. A free version — Clear Day Free — is ad-supported and lacks push notifications for severe alerts. Users of the full version can add an unlimited number of cities, as well as advanced weather data using in-app purchases.
Photo editing app Halftone 2 (free) from Juicy Bits allows users to turn their photos into comic book pages. A sequel to the original Halftone app, Halftone 2 is freemium, offering many in-app purchases. Users can easily insert thought bubbles and words into their photos, as well as tweaking colors and comic book-style layouts. There are also plenty of sharing options, via e-mail, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Dropbox, and more.
Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar (free) by EA brings the venerable RPG series to iOS in the form of a freemium, multiplayer social game. This new installment retains the spirit and lore of the original Ultima series, taking the character on a series of quests to save Brittania from a plague called The Black Weep. Users can play in a "guest" mode or link up with Facebook for a more connected multiplayer experience with their friends, and form parties with up to three other heroes to face the dungeons together. Gameplay is presented in a top-down isometric view, with straightforward touch controls, and while player movement and attack gestures are very usable and intuitive across all iOS devices, players using the smaller iPhone and iPod touch may find some buttons difficult to tap precisely. The freemium model allows players to purchase packs of silver and gold keys to advance in the game more quickly, but unlike many other freemium games, this appears to be an option for easily gaining higher level gear, rather than a requirement to fully advance within the game. Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar is true to the Ultima series, with engaging gameplay apart from the control caveat. Available now in Canada, Ultima Forever should be making its way to the U.S. soon.
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Evansville police investigating Monday night shooting
An Evansville woman was taken to the hospital Monday night after she was apparently shot while driving.
According to an Evansville Police Department crash report, officers responded to a report of a wreck just after 10 p.m. in the 2500 block of Washington Avenue. When officers arrived, they discovered that the car's driver, 29-year-old Christina L. Thomas, had been shot in the shoulder.
A passenger in Thomas' 1992 Chevrolet Lumina was not injured.
According to the report, the Lumina had run off the road and struck a metal utility pole.
Thomas was taken to St. Mary's Medical Center. The incident remains under investigation.
According to an Evansville police department news release, investigators believe that Thomas was involved in dispute with another woman at a nearby gas station just before the shooting. That woman, police believe followed Thomas' vehicle and shot at her. No suspects have been publicly identified by police.
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He was accused of supporting Headley's reconnaissance for the Mumbai and Denmark attacks and of overall support for Lashkar.
In 2012, Syria shot down a Turkish military jet that was on a reconnaissance mission off the Syrian coast, killing the two pilots.
An American, David Headley, who worked for LeT and did the reconnaissance for the attack has said the same thing.
1810, from French reconnaissance "act of surveying," literally "recognition," from Old French reconoissance "recognition, acknowledgement" (see recognizance).


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Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly hotel with fitness center and 24-hour front desk
Situated in Dallas, this eco-friendly hotel is 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Medical City Hospital and within 3 mi (5 km) of Northwood Club and Richland College. Northpark Center and Meadows Museum are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Studio 6 Dallas-Richardson/North features a fitness center, laundry facilities, and an elevator (lift). Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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A study published in PLoS Biology by Simon Walker and Graham Taylor on 3D imaging of the insect flight motor has been featured on the BBC News, New Scientist and National Geographic. The collaboration between University of Oxford, Imperial College, and the Paul Scherrer Institute used a particle accelerator to obtain high-speed 3D X-ray visualizations of the flight muscles of blowflies. The team developed a groundbreaking new CT scanning technique at the PSI's Swiss Light Source to allow them to film inside live flying insects.
The fundamental reason underpinning sex differences is widely believed to be a stronger relationship between promiscuity and reproductive success in males than in females. Recently however, this theory -known as the Bateman's principles after British geneticist Angus Bateman- has been strongly debated.
On Sunday 30th March there will be a charity concert at Sommerville College in aid of the outdoor classroom at the Oxford University Farm
Understanding individual differences in learning is a major challenge. Pau Carazo and colleagues addressed the possibility that spatial learning ability is associated with personality traits, such as boldness, in males/females of the Eastern Water Skink (Eulamprus quoyii). They show, for the first time in reptiles, that males are better spatial learners than females, which we suggest reflects their different social roles. Furthermore they show that, across the sexes, the boldest and shyest individuals were overall better learners than intermediate individuals.
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Episode 66 Backboard and Collar Nightmares from Emergency Medicine Update Conference
In the first of our series on Highlights from North York General's Emergency Medicine Update Conference, Dr. Kylie Bosman discusses Backboard and Collar Nightmares. The idea that backboards and c-spine collars prevent spinal cord injuries came from level 3 evidence in the 1960's and there has never been an RCT to prove this theory. In fact a Cochrane review on the topic in 2007 concluded that "the effect of pre-hospital spinal immobilisation on mortality, neurological injury, spinal stability and adverse effects in trauma patients remains uncertain" and that "the possibility that immobilisation may increase mortality and morbidity cannot be excluded". There have subsequently been several observational studies that describe increased morbidity and mortality associated with backboard and collars in a subset of patients. Dr. Bosman argues that the time has long past that a major paradigm shift needs to occur toward a safer more rational use of backboards and collars in our trauma patients.
Episode 65 – IV Iron for Anemia in Emergency Medicine
For years we've been transfusing red cells in the ED to patients who don't actually need them. A study looking at trends in transfusion practice in the ED found that about 1/3 of transfusions given were deemed totally inappropriate. As we explained in previous EM Cases episodes, there have been a whole slew of articles in the literature over the years that have shown that morbidity and mortality outcomes with lower hemoglobin thresholds, like 70g/L for transfusing ICU patients (TRICC trial), patients in septic shock (TRISS trial), and patients with GI bleeds are similar to outcomes with traditional higher hemoglobin thresholds of 90 or 100g/L. We're simply transfusing blood way too much! The American Association of Blood Banks in conjunction with the American Board of Internal Medicine's Choosing Wisely campaign, as one of its 5 statements on overuse of procedures, stated, "don't transfuse iron deficiency without hemodynamic instability".
So, in this episode with the help of Transfusion specialist, researcher and co-author of the American Association of Blood Banks transfusion guidelines Dr. Jeannie Callum, Transfusion specialist and researcher Dr. Yulia Lin, and 'the walking encyclopedia of EM' Dr. Walter Himmel, we give you an understanding of why it's important to avoid red cell transfusions in certain situations, why IV iron is sometimes a better option in a significant subset of anemic patients in the ED, and the practicalities of exactly how to administer IV iron.
Episode 64 Highlights from Whistler's Update in EM Conference 2015 Part 2
In this Part 2 of EM Cases' Highlights from Whistler's Update in EM Conference 2015 Dr. David Carr gives you his top 5 pearls and pitfalls on ED antibiotic use including when patients with sinusitis really require antibiotics, when oral antibiotics can replace IV antibiotics, how we should be dosing Vancomycin in the ED, the newest antibiotic regimens for gonorrhea and the mortality benefit associated with antibiotic use in patients with upper GI bleeds. Dr. Chris Hicks gives you his take on immediate PCI in post-cardiac arrest patients with a presumed cardiac cause and The Modified HEART Score to safely discharge patients with low risk chest pain.
Episode 63 – Pediatric DKA
Pediatric DKA was identified as one of key diagnoses that we need to get better at managing in a massive national needs assessment conducted by the fine folks at TREKK – Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids – one of EM Cases' partners who's mission is to improve the care of children in non-pediatric emergency departments across the country. You might be wondering – why was DKA singled out in this needs assessment?
It turns out that kids who present to the ED in DKA without a known history of diabetes, can sometimes be tricky to diagnose, as they often present with vague symptoms. When a child does have a known history of diabetes, and the diagnosis of DKA is obvious, the challenge turns to managing severe, life-threatening DKA, so that we avoid the many potential complications of the DKA itself as well as the complications of treatment – cerebral edema being the big bad one.
The approach to these patients has evolved over the years, even since I started practicing, from bolusing insulin and super aggressive fluid resuscitation to more gentle fluid management and delayed insulin drips, as examples. There are subtleties and controversies in the management of DKA when it comes to fluid management, correcting serum potassium and acidosis, preventing cerebral edema, as well as airway management for the really sick kids. In this episode we'll be asking our guest pediatric emergency medicine experts Dr. Sarah Reid, who you may remember from her powerhouse performance on our recent episodes on pediatric fever and sepsis, and Dr. Sarah Curtis, not only a pediatric emergency physician, but a prominent pediatric emergency researcher in Canada, about the key historical and examination pearls to help pick up this sometimes elusive diagnosis, what the value of serum ketones are in the diagnosis of DKA, how to assess the severity of DKA to guide management, how to avoid the dreaded cerebral edema that all too often complicates DKA, how to best adjust fluids and insulin during treatment, which kids can go home, which kids can go to the floor and which kids need to be transferred to a Pediatric ICU.
Episode 62 Diagnostic Decision Making in Emergency Medicine
This is Part 1 of EM Cases' series on Diagnostic Decision Making with Walter Himmel, Chris Hicks and David Dushenski discussing the intersection of evidence-based medicine, cognitive bias and systems issues to effect our diagnostic decision making in Emergency Medicine. In this episode we first discuss 5 strategies to help you master evidence-based diagnostic decision making to minimize diagnostic error, avoid over-testing and improve patient care including:
1. The incorporation of patients' values and clinical expertise into evidence-based decisions
2. Critically appraising diagnostic studies
3. Understanding that diagnostic tests are not perfect
4. Using the concept of test threshold to guide work-ups
5. Understanding that the predictive value of a test depends on the prevalence of disease
We then go on to review some of the factors that play into the clinician's and patient's risk tolerance in a given clinical encounter, how this plays into shared decision making and the need to adjust our risk tolerance in critical situations. Finally, we present some strategies to prevent over-testing while improving patient care, patient flow and ethical practice.
Episode 61 Whistler's Update in EM Conference 2015 Highlights Part 1
This EM Cases episode is Part 1 of The Highlights of The University of Toronto, Divisions of Emergency Medicine, Update in EM Conference from Whistler 2015 with Paul Hannam on Pearls and Pitfalls of Intraosseus Line Placement, Anil Chopra on who is at risk and how to prevent Contrast Induced Nephropathy, and Joel Yaphe on the Best of EM Literature from 2014, including reduction of TMJ dislocations, the TRISS trial (on transfusion threshold in sepsis), PEITHO study for thrombolysis in submassive PE, Co-trimoxazole and Sudden Death in Patients Receiving ACE inhibitors or ARBs, the effectiveness and safety of outpatient Tetracaine for corneal abraisons, chronic effects of shift work on cognition and much more…
Episode 60: Emergency Management of Hyponatremia
In this EM Cases episode Dr. Melanie Baimel and Dr. Ed Etchells discuss a simple and practical step-wise approach to the emergency management of hyponatremia:
1. Assess and treat neurologic emergencies related to hyponatremia with hypertonic saline
2. Defend the intravascular volume
3. Prevent further exacerbation of hyponatremia
4. Prevent rapid overcorrection
5. Ascertain a cause
Dr. Etchells and Dr. Baimel answer questions such as: What are the indications for giving DDAVP in the emergency management of hyponatremia? What is a simple and practical approach to determining the cause of hyponatremia in the ED? How fast should we aim to correct hyponatremia? What is the best fluid for resuscitating the patient in shock who has a low serum sodium? Why is the management of the marathon runner with hyponatremia counter-intuitive? What strategies can we employ to minimize the risk of Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome (OSD) and cerebral edema in the emergency management of hyponatremia? and many more…
Episode 59b: Amy Plint on the Management of Bronchiolitis
In response to Episode 59 with Dr. Sanjay Mehta and Dr. Dennis Scolnik on the emergency department diagnosis and management of Bronchiolitis, Dr. Amy Plint, one of Canada's most prominent researchers in Bronchiolitis and the Chair of Pediatric Emergency Research Canada, tells her practical approach to choosing medications in the emergency department, the take home message from her landmark 2009 NEJM study on the use of nebulized epinephrine and dexamethasone for treating Bronchiolitis, and the future of Bronchiolitis research.
Episode 59: Bronchiolitis
This EM Cases episode is on the diagnosis and management of Bronchiolitis. Bronchiolitis is one of the most common diagnoses we make in both general and pediatric EDs, and like many pediatric illnesses, there's a wide spectrum of severity of illness as well as a huge variation in practice in treating these children. Bronchiolitis rarely requires any work up yet a lot of resources are used unnecessarily. We need to know when to worry about these kids, as most of them will improve with simple interventions and can be discharged home, while a few will require complex care. Sometimes it's difficult to predict which kids will do well and which kids won't. Not only is it difficult to predict the course of illness in some of these children but the evidence for different treatment modalities for Bronchiolitis is all over the place, and I for one, find it very confusing. Then there's the sphincter tightening really sick kid in severe respiratory distress who's tiring with altered LOC. We need to be confident in managing these kids with severe disease.
So, with the help of Dr. Dennis Scolnik, the clinical fellowship program director at Toronto's only pediatric emergency department and Dr. Sanjay Mehta, an amazing educator who you might remember from his fantastic work on our Pediatric Ortho episode, we'll sort through how to assess the child with respiratory illness, how to predict which kids might run into trouble, and what the best evidence-based management of these kids is.
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Dr. Amy Plint, one of Canada's most prominent researchers in Bronchiolitis, the lead author on the landmark 2009 NEJM Bronchiolitis trial looking at the value of nebulized epinephrine and dexamethasone in the management of Bronchiolitis, gives us her approach in choosing medications in the management of Bronchiolitis and the future of research in the controversial area.
Episode 58: Tendons and Ligaments – Commonly Missed Uncommon Orthopedic Injuries Part 2
In part 2 of our round-table discussion on EM Cases with sports medicine guru Dr. Ivy Cheng and orthopedic surgeon Dr. Hossein Mehdian we elucidate some key commonly missed uncommon orthopedic injuries that if mismanaged, carry significant long term morbidity. Injuries of the tendons and ligaments are often overlooked by emergency providers as relatively benign injuries and generally are not well understood.
Syndesmosis Injuries typically occur in impact sports. They are missed in about 20% of cases, as x-rays findings are often subtle or absent. The mechanism, physical exam findings, such as the Hopkin's Test, and associated injuries are important to understand to help make the diagnosis and provide appropriate ED care.
Distal Biceps Tendon Rupture is almost exclusively a male injury and occurs in a younger age group compared to the Proximal Biceps Rupture. It is important to distinguish these injuries as their management and outcomes are different. The mechanism and physical exam findings of Distal Biceps Tendon Rupture, such as the Hook Test, are key in this respect.
Quadriceps Tendon Rupture is often misdiagnosed as a simple 'knee sprain', but should be consideration for surgical intervention. Quadriceps tendon ruptures are more commonly seen in patients older than 40 years and are more common than patella tendon ruptures which are more commonly seen in patients under 40 years of age. Interestingly, up to 1/3 of patients present with bilateral quadriceps tendon ruptures, so comparing to the contralateral knee may be misleading. There is a spectrum of knee extensor injuries that should be understood in order to provide proper care, with the Straight-Leg-Raise Test being abnormal in all of them. This is of the most important physical exam maneuvers to perform on every ED patient with a knee injury. The x-ray findings of these injuries may be subtle or absent, and proper immobilization of these injuries is important to prevent recoil of the tendon.
Patients with calf pain and Gastrocnemius Tears are often misdiagnosed as having a DVT. In fact, one small study showed that gastrocnemius tears were misattributed to DVT in 29% of patients. This confusion occurs because sometimes patients who suffer a gastrocnemius tear report a prodrome of calf tightness several days before the injury, suggesting a potential chronic predisposition. With a good history and physical, and POCUS if you're skilled at it, needless work-ups for DVT can be avoided.
For well thought out approaches, pearls and pitfalls, to these 4 Commonly Missed Uncommon Orthopedic Injuries, listen to the podcast and read the rest of this blog post….


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If ANYONE on the Minnesota Vikings is going to wish fans a happy 4th of July, you know if was going to be Jared Allen. Here he is, posing in front of an American flag, wearing a shirt he's selling to help wounded veterans. All pretty AMERICA if you ask me. Also, football is pretty American too, so it's just a perfect set up. In conclusion, this is pretty much all factual, so I don't think PJD can get sued, but we'll find out. Have a safe holiday, everyone! [follow]
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Fawaz Al-Maasarani
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Saleh Mohammed Al-Mousawi
Dr. Saleh Mohammed Al-Mousawi born in Kuwait November 1st 1953. He was graduated from Faculty of Science at Kuwait University on 1975 and in 1980 obtained his Ph.D. from Bristol University U.K. on the synthetic organic chemistry. Dr. Al-Mousawi Prof. Elnagdi did work all the time in Kuwait University. He started as assistant professor in the period of 1980-2005 then associate professor till now. Dr. Al-Mousawi published 38 papers in the field of organic chemistry with 195 citations till 2014.
Harriet Alder
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|Updated: 19-Jun-2015
Listed: 19-Jun-2015
|Rare late model stiff Pamcraft hull with grandfathered maximum weight 987kg keel. The deck is also stiff with no spongy spots. This boat is a sister ship to the hulls that have won most of the big regattas recently. In the last 12 months we have done an extensive refurbishment to this boat including: bow ring frame added, replaced the floor boards with new mould style rounded edges added, Henderson pump set on I-beam, new Sly tiller and spinnaker box. We also added new caps and lowers with Brolgas to the as new dead straight Smidmore mast. Club racing sails included. Current boat location is Lake Macquarie, NSW. Delivery can be arranged. Galvanised yard trolley also available.
|Peter McNeill
(m) 0411 566 089
|AUS 1029 - Predator
|Updated: 19-Jun-2015
Listed: 19-Jun-2015
|This Etchells is a Pacesetter hull and has only had two owners during its well maintained life and is in excellent condition. It includes a Sly Ring Frame,Tactik Compass, Boat Cover, Hardstand trolley. Two sets of good sails which includes a near new Doyle spinnaker. Mast, rigging and Ropes all in good condition. During the past 10 years it has been raced at Gosford & before that on Sydney Harbour with RSYS. The boat is currently located at Gosford. It is in great condition and ready to race.
|Greg Humphries
(m) 0402 088 072
|$15,000 ono
|Updated: 19-Jun-2015
Listed: 19-Jun-2015
|Late 2011 Pacesetter, min weight with deep aft keel. Sailed on Swan River and in good condition with various Doyle, Ullman and North sails. Ring frame fitted. Rig replaced. 2015 galvanised jinker, new spinnaker pole, full hardstand cover, tactick, new halyards, sheets etc. Also has a Road Trailer that needs an overhaul. Sitting at RFBYC Perth. Bargain at $15,000
|Dave Roberts
(m) 0417 181 986
|Etchells 1131
|$25,000 ono
|Updated: 2-Jun-2015
Listed: 2-Jun-2015
|2000 pacesetter, ready to race, multiple sets of sails. Some one regatta old, comes with all accessories inc. Boat cover, road trailer, cradle, 2 masts. For more info please call Mike Schilt 0439441404 or Tim Clark 0410546001.
|Michael Schilt
(m) 0439 441 404
|Updated: 3-May-2015
Listed: 3-May-2015
|Pacesetter hull built for 2006 worlds and light use since then. This yacht presents in Immaculate condition and features a lot of work on the details such as mast ram, ring frame, new pole, new boom, recently faired hull ( now standard in newest hulls), new brolgas and standing rigging, and the latest fittings to ensure a competitive set up. This is a well proven competitive yacht and has achieved several State level podium finishes.
|Martin Webster
(m) 0409 097 071
|AUS 1213 - Circa late 2001 Pacesetter / Smidmore
|Updated: 21-Apr-2015
Listed: 21-Apr-2015
|Located Newcastle, NSW. Good condition etchells for sale, including registered double axle tracer trailer and hardstand trolley. Also included is a new Smidmore mast (used circa 20 times), Brolgas, bow ring frame, Sly tiller, Tactik, cockpit cover, mast supports, trailer straps and plenty of spares. Loads of sails (North and Doyle) - One regatta set (North Sails and Doyle mix) and one set of as new North Sails (upwind sails did the Sydney Worlds only) and spinnakers brand new (never used). In addition there are heaps of other sails which range from twilighting to club racing standard. Click here for a full sail inventory.
|Richard Howard
(m) 0419 479 190
|AUS 1274 "Dark Joker"
|$26,500 with trolley
|Updated: 14-Apr-2015
Listed: 14-Apr-2015
|Pacesetter, well maintained , bow ring installed, light Grey hull and deck ,brand New full boat cover that can be used while trailering ( grey) Also bottom cover , rudder cover ,rigging replace 2013 with Brolga turnbuckles, Tactics, spin box, 3 year old galv yard trolley,3 sets of sails good condition . Also available is Brand new custom made elect brake road trailer that coverts to large box trailer. Cost $10k will sell with boat only for additional $7500.
|Grant Chipperfield
(m) 0425 713 908
|Updated: 14-Apr-2015
Listed: 14-Feb-2015
|Manufactured by Pamcraft in late 1990 and initially measured on 10 November 1990, AUS 869 was one of the last Pamcraft boats produced and these later boats are renowned for their build quality, reliability and performance. Cardinal Sin competed in the 2012 Sydney Worlds and was substantially upgraded before the regatta. Phil Smidmore fitted new rigging with Brolgas and all ropes and deck hardware were upgraded wherever necessary, including a new Henderson pump kit, new main and headsail halyards and a ring frame in the bow. Other equipment includes Tic-tac compass and hand held VHF. There are three sets of sails with the boat, allowing for regattas and also twilight sailing. There is a new light DC Norths headsail that has been used only twice. The boat is kept on the hardstand at the Royal Prince Alfred yacht Club with a full Norths boat cover.
|John Paul
(m) 0415 264 987
|AUS 1106 Pacesetter "Fred"
|$17,000 Must sell
|Updated: 21-May-2015
Listed: 8-Dec-2014
|Built 1998 In very good condition, good straight Smidmore mast, New spinnaker pole with latest ends, spare pole, Brolga turnbuckles, TacTic Compass, spinnaker box, double action pump on I-beam. Ullman sails as: DCAP main, F10 Jib, 2 x DCM Jib, Hood .75 Runner and Doyle VMG. All sails have plenty of life. Full Cover Sitting on RSYS hardstand. Will deliver to any east coast site foc.
|David Ritchard
(m) 0418 262 915
|AUS 651 On A Mission
|Updated: 7-Jun-2015
Listed: 24-Nov-2014
|86 Pamcraft with full race fit out.Deep keel with Re fared keel and hull re-sprayed professionally with Awlcraft 2000.New mast 2008 boom and spinnaker pole 2012 ,ring frame fitted high rise tiller,Harkin fittings ,new deck paint,club and regatta north sails some one regatta old.Dry stored on hard stand at RBYC Melb.Will deliver to Adelaide or East coast.
|Malcolm Blom
(m) 0418 621 082
|"Wicked" AUS 1123
|Updated: 12-May-2015
Listed: 30-Oct-2014
|In excellent condition with full cover. Pacesetter, Smidmore fit out. Stiff Keeley Mast 2 years old. Good numbers on certificate. Numerous quality sails. Clear card. Galvanised jinker. Road trailer. Mast lifters. Tak Tic. The whole package $19,000 or make an offer, I am keen to sell.
|Gary Sheard
(m) 0422 591 173


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Lets turn the lights off
What I mean is why not have maps that are dark for a change. Sense we always have maps that are day light and if they don't put that in. They can at lest make it go back and forth between day and night like my earlier message. Also why have lights that work in the game if you don't really get to use them? What I'm asking for is for them to put in a few maps or add tunnels/caves that are just peer darkness. Where you have to use lights to see anything. Well that's all I got for now. So see you all later.
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well origin in kinda at night, but yes more darker maps would be cool, maybe 1 of the snow maps (hoping we have an ice planet) can be at night? idk about a night map on the lava planet (if they would add that either) might hurt the eyes if not made correctly, so why not a map like Maw of Dispair? very montinuois, canyons etc, a mix between sever and echo (- the floaty islands)


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The SYSTEM ZERO Follow-Focus XL1 Combo for Canon 5D Mark III from iDC Photo Video is a follow-focus kit that includes a top handle and tripod spacer that mounts as one unit onto a tripod.
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Outfitted with all the classic features of a Western-inspired plaid shirt - a basic collar, chest patch pocket, and a button-down front - this timeless favorite is decidedly modern with its boxy cropped silhouette, traveling a long way from the prairie to the streets. Unlined, buttoned long sleevesLightweight, woven80% cotton, 20% polyester21" full length, 36" chest, 34" waist, 23" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldImported
Available in Mauve/Taupe
Forever 21 Contemporary - Take a shortcut to looking polished and professional by slipping on this long-sleeved shirt. Its button-down front, basic collar, and chest patch pocket lend an effortlessly work-ready look, but with a floral print reminiscent of blurred chrysanthemums and a semi-sheer chiffon fabrication, it's pretty enough to show off after-hours too. Buttoned cuffs, unlinedLightweight, woven100% polyester26" full length, 38" chest, 38" waist, 24.25" sleeve lengthMeasured from ...
Available in Blue/Cream, Purple/Pink
Crafted in super-soft cotton with an easy, layer-friendly silhouette and an eye-popping pattern of miniature gingham checks, this menswear-inspired button-down is an undeniable perennial pick. Our favorite detail? The chest patch pocket. Laid-back and slightly boyish, it's a traditional touch on men's shirts but we like using it to keep cards and keys handy. Basic collar, buttoned cuffs long sleevesWoven, unlined100% cotton24.5" full length, 34" chest, 34" waist, 24" sleeve lengthMeasured ...
Forever 21+ - With its timeless cotton chambray fabrication and traditional details (like a basic collar, cuffed short sleeves, and a button-down front), this shirt is a summery mainstay in any wardrobe. A tribal-inspired geo print elevates it from standard to standout. Unlined, chest pocketsWoven100% cotton27" full length, 46" chest, 46" waist, 7" sleeve lengthMeasured from 1XMachine wash coldMade in China
Inspired by classic menswear with its oversized silhouette, button-down front, and basic collar, this shirt gets a feminine spin thanks to an extended hemline and crinkled gauze fabrication. It's finished with roomy dual chest pockets and iridescent button tabs on the long sleeves for a cool structured touch. Your work-to-weekend staple has arrived. Unlined, semi-sheerWoven100% rayon31.5" full length, 40" chest, 42" waist, 24" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallDry cleanMade in China
Available in Denim Washed
Forever 21 Contemporary - Just as covetable as a vintage store find (minus the effort of digging through dusty threads), this is one denim button-down shirt that is sure to only get better with time. It has the appeal of well-worn years with its classic design (think a basic collar, buttoned long sleeves, flap chest pockets), faded wash, and relaxed fabrication. Now, all that's missing is your sartorial touch to make it just as modern. ...
Available in Cream/Navy
As classic as apple pie: this shirt. Its plaid flannel fabrication and button-down construction is enough to make it a summer staple, but what really seals the deal is the self-tie front and cropped cut. This sleeveless piece is ready for some fun in the sun. Buttoned flap chest pocketsUnlined, woven99% cotton, 1% spandex18" full length, 36" chest, 36" waistMeasured from SmallMachine wash coldMade in China
Inspired by the clean structure of menswear, this button-down shirt features a basic collar, buttoned cuff long sleeves, and dual chest pockets that lend it a dose of polish to this piece's billowy silhouette. Wear it with skinny denim or sleek trousers for a cool play on proportions. Dropped shoulder, side ventsUnlined, woven100% rayon27" full length, 47" chest, 47" waist, 26" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldMade in China


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Quality Inn & Suites Downtown
Today:Open 24 Hours
321 S Washington St,
Green Bay, WI 54301
(920) 437-8771
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Regular Hours
- General Info:
- Enjoy affordable rates in a convenient location when choosing the Quality Inn & Suites Downtown in Green Bay, WI. Our pet-friendly hotel is ideally located near many area points of interest. Get refreshed in our inviting guest rooms, all of which feature expanded cable television channels, hair dryers, coffee makers, safes, microwaves, refrigerators, wake-up services, irons and ironing boards. Additional amenities include free airport transportation, free breakfast, fitness center,free wi-fi and an indoor heated pool. Take care of basic business needs with access to copy and fax services, and for added convenience, guest laundry facilities are available onsite. Make your reservation today at the Quality Inn & Suites Downtown in Green Bay, WI for a memorable stay in a great location, all at an affordable price.
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TollFree: (877) 424-6423
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