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President Mobutu Sese Seko's soldiers, who had spent the morning blocking and bludgeoning Mr Tshisekedi's supporters, let him pass. One detachment - led by Kongolo "Saddam Hussein" Mobutu, the president's son - even began clearing a way to help him through. Heartened by this display of reconciliation, the crowd cheered louder still. Then, only 300 yards short of his goal, the trap was sprung.
As a fresh barrage of tear gas flooded the street, armoured cars screamed through the panicked crowd, pouring automatic fire into the air. The Prime Minister-designate staggered gamely on for a few yards before he was grabbed by soldiers and bundled into a car. His parade was over, and he never even made it to work. Having dabbled with democracy and reform, President Mobutu is reverting to a style of rule he seems more comfortable with.
On Tuesday night, while rebel forces were bombarding the southern city of Lubumbashi, Mr Mobutu declared a state of emergency and appointed senior officers to govern the five major regions still in government hands.
Yesterday morning, as Lubumbashi fell, government troops in the capital, Kinshasa, were using tear gas, rifle butts and batons to give Mr Tshisekedi's supporters a demonstration of what this state of emergency meant in practice. From the time they left their leader's house until the final rout three hours later, the crowds were subjected to repeated assaults at the hands of Mr Mobutu's troops.
The unrest marked the end of a long week for Mr Tshisekedi, nominated as Prime Minister by the parliamentary opposition just eight days ago. Initially, Mr Mobutu's followers agreed to the move, hoping to use the veteran democrat as a diplomatic foil to Laurent Kabila's advancing rebels. Just one day later the Prime Minister-designate announced he planned to dissolve the unelected parliament and prepare for elections, meanwhile appointing an interim cabinet that contains no Mobutist ministers.
Terrified at what amounted to a non-military coup, Mobutu supporters announced last weekend that they would no longer support Mr Tshisekedi as Prime Minister. On Monday and Tuesday, opposition students took to the streets to prevent MPs from making good their promise to sack Mr Tshisekedi. Yesterday, flushed with success, they were to escort their candidate to his first day at work.
So at 10.20am a procession of several thousand young men left the Prime Minister's house, waving the palm leaves that symbolise victory in Zaire. Less than 10 minutes later they were given their first taste of tear gas and rifle butts.
Foreign journalists were singled out for particular attention throughout the day. In the first attack a television cameraman and photographer were seized by soldiers, beaten up and robbed of their equipment. Later, as gunfire echoed over Mandela Roundabout, Zaireans were appealing for the foreign media to bear witness to their country's shame.
"You see how democracy is in Zaire," said Michel Chel-K, a member of Mr Tshisekedi's Democratic Union for Social Progress. "There is the legal Prime Minister in the street and they gas and shoot at him. Kabila should come now."
Early in the afternoon President Mobutu used emergency powers to appoint a new prime minister, General Likulia Balongo. With his supporters dispersed and the army in control of the streets, Mr Tshisekedi was released and sent home.
Yet the biggest loser in yesterday's street battles will be Mr Mobutu himself.
The United States yesterday stated that Mr Mobutu, its long time ally, should step down, and indicated it is trying to arrange a place of exile for a man the White House said was about to become "a creature of history".
The message was the clearest sign so far - and perhaps the decisive one - that the ruler who took power 32 years ago with the support of the CIA has now been irrevocably abandoned by his erstwhile Western patrons. Washington's goal now is a peaceful transition to democratic elections and a properly representative government.Reuse content


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Haystack, Basin, Saddleback Trail is a 17.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Keene Valley, New York that features a waterfall and is only recommended for very experienced adventurers. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is accessible year-round.
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This hike will take you to 3 amazing 46er peaks including Mt. Haystack, which I believe may have the best view of all the High Peaks then over to Basin and Saddleback. It is a bit difficult getting over the rock scrambles up to Saddleback. Start off by parking at the Garden Parking. Head up to the trail towards John Brooks Lodge which is about 3.6 miles. Stop by and check out what it has to offer. From here keep heading in the same direction towards Mt. Marcy. You will come to an intersection where you can head right towards Marcy or left towards Haystack. It's not long till you reach a small rock out cropping with great views. Just before little Haystack, you will see an intersection towards Basin. Once you reach Little Haystack the path looks difficult however most people make it in about 20-30 minutes. Once you have tackled Haystack back track and now take the path towards Basin. It is long and there are some steep inclines but you will have some great views. Keep going and it's only a mile till Saddleback. Hopefully you have some help because getting up these are crazy steep and hard. After you have tackle this third mountain, keep following only for .5 miles and turn off towards John Brook Lodge. Once you reach the slide you will see some very welcoming stairs. Just follow the path right back to JBL and then back out to Garden Parking. It's a very long day but very worth it.
Went from Saddleback to Basin. I have climbed many of the 46ers as well as the highest mountains in Vermont and New Hampshire, and this was easily the most difficult terrain I have come across - getting down was substantially more difficult than getting up. Thus I seriously underestimated how long it would take and had to skip Haystack. The views, of course, are spectacular and well worth it, but do not attempt if you aren't in shape. Will be returning for Haystack next season.
Extremely long day but so worth it. Took nearly 13 hours so bring a headlamp. JBL has some amazing people staying there and working there. Bring a friend or two along for this hike because getting up Saddleback from Basin is very steep.


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Meteorologists answer the call to wildfires across the U.S.
Record number took to the field in 2015 during a busy summer
The members of the National Weather Service's IMET program are a little bit like Clark Kent, jokes Heath Hockenberry, national fire-weather program manager in Boise, Idaho.
"They do their normal day jobs" until something goes wrong, he said. Then they can find themselves living in tents at the edge of an inferno for as long as two weeks, trying to keep firefighters safe by forecasting the weather the flames produce.
"You get in a four-wheel-drive rig, you get there and hit the ground running," Hockenberry said.
Heat from wildfires will flip local weather patterns upside-down, rapidly reversing winds that have killed many firefighters in the field and sending blazes in all new directions.
There are 83 forecasters in IMET, which is short for Incident Meteorologist. They have been trained in fire survival and safety, and carry their own equipment, including weather balloons.
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An IMET's work begins when a call goes out to one of the weather service's regional offices. The meteorologists will drop what they are doing and get on a plane to the scene. Once they arrive, they will pitch a tent near that of the incident commander and provide on-the-scene help for at least 14 days -- more if they get special permission. The closest weather service office provides backup, helping with forecasts or even wake-up calls.
While the current wildfire season didn't burn a record number of acres, its intensity put 44 meteorologists in the field at the same time, an all-time high, on Aug. 26, Hockenberry said. The old record was 34 in August 2000.
Their primary purpose is to keep people out of harm's way and also watch weather conditions to get a handle on what the fire might do, Hockenberry said. Three firefighters were killed when winds shifted at a wildfire in Washington state this year, according to the Associated Press. In 2013, 19 were killed when winds caught a team of responders by surprise.
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"The heat from the fire creates a huge cloud that resembles a thunderstorm," Hockenberry said.
That heat, plus debris from the fire and a lot of smoke, go up in the plume, and when it moves away from its source everything can collapse, he said.
"A lot of cooler, denser air flows out of that," Hockenberry said. "If we can see the outflows on radar, we put out warnings."
The winds that have been blowing toward the plume while it was building will reverse direction and go straight back. Firefighters have to disengage and get out of the way.
This year, for the fourth time since 1960, more than 9 million acres have burned, most of them in Alaska, said Robyn Broyles, spokeswoman for the National Interagency Fire Center, also in Boise. Blazes tend to be larger there because fires are used to help manage the ecosystem.
The number of U.S. fires so far this year -- 53,798 -- is less than the 10-year average of 68,878, she said. The time between mid-June and mid-September was particularly intense, and that was when Hockenberry's group saw the most action.
The heart of the wildfire season has passed, although there is still a threat across Southern California, Broyles said. That will start to subside by next month. The respite will last about eight weeks and then the whole cycle begins again. By March or April, the season will be in full swing, Hockenberry said, and will peak during the summer.
"Maybe we get a two-month reprieve," he said.
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Camera Canon EOS C100 Mark II Body
Overview Features Technical Canon EOS C100 Mark II Take your amazing stories always tePerfetta for video productions handled by one person, the EOS C100 Mark II allows you to express yourself, realizing your ambitions visual bolder. This camera offers intuitive imaging performance Cinema EOS upscale and authentic freedom creativa.Caratteristiche Super 35mm CMOS sensor 8.3 MP; Full HD Dual Pixels CMOS AF and Face Detection AF * ISO 102,400; reduced noise Recording in dual format AVCHD / MP4 up to 1080 / 60p OLED display; EVF optimized integrated Wi-Fi and remote control options HDMI Output Engaging EF Professional Audio Video Service Support CPS PRODUCT
Give yourself the quality needed to make the shoot you want
The CMOS sensor Super 35 mm by 8.3 MP, designed and manufactured by Canon specifically for video, ensures Full HD images perfect. Along with the new video processing system, which uses technology developed for the EOS C500, this Canon digital cameras offers excellent high-resolution images (up to ISO 102,400), low noise, the phenomenon "" Rolling Shutter "" reduced and perfect depth of field . Canon Log Gamma offers 12 stops of latitude (dynamic range 800%) for maximum flexibility in post-production, while option Wide DR supports faster response times and allows you to film with a wide dynamic range, without the need of color grading.
Autofocus forefront for greater control
C100 EOS Mark II incorporates technology Dual Pixels CMOS AF Canon for incredible control with minimal effort. The option Continuous AF automatically tracks and focuses on the subject at the center of the screen making it simple action shooting. One-shot AF, even more accurate, considerably simplifies the focus.
You also have the option Face Detection AF that recognizes the subject's face and makes interviews and much easier to implement for operators who work alone.
Select the best parameters according to your production
Please shoot high level for any type of production. Record AVCHD or MP4 files on two SD memory cards up to 1080 / 60P, with relay recording or simultaneous or Fast and Slow Motion to MP4, to a great creative impact. You can even record HD movies in AVCHD and MP4 file records in SD resolution for a highly flexible workflow and even more quickly.
Easy to carry, easy to use
C100 EOS Mark II integrates your versatility and your ambitions as a director. It is light and easy to carry, with robust body and waterproof, designed to withstand the weather. Even in use, is exceptionally intuitive. Thanks to OLED 3.5 "," 1.23 million pixels and wide EVF tilt, you'll have the ultimate control of any recovery. Other features include automatic Push Auto Iris and auto white balance, while more experienced users can use the full manual control. Thanks to the powerful functionality of focus assist, the manual focus is simple.
Sharing easier, the upper control
The Wi-Fi allows the transfer function files via FTP for easy sharing and remote management via browser. Control options are further enhanced by the use of the remote control Canon RC-V100 optional, offering the freedom to record from previously inaccessible locations.
Possibility of external adjustment
The HDMI output allows EOS C100 Mark II to meet the quality requirements of the most demanding productions thanks to record high bit rate with external devices. The embedded timecode can have the same output of video and audio files.
Creativity higher thanks to interchangeable EF lenses
Expand your creative possibilities thanks to the wide range of interchangeable lenses. The EF mount is compatible with Canon EF Cinema 4K and with over 80 EF lenses including details such as Macro and Fish Eye. Three built-in ND filters, with manual control, increase the versatility of the shooting.
Record the sound of your shot
Do not miss a sound audio with features designed to give a professional look to your videos. Recording options include LPCM or Dolby AC3. The top handle includes two XLR inputs and a stereo microphone. The camera body incorporates a microphone for continuous recording when you want to use the minimum configuration possible.
Support CPS
C100 EOS Mark II provides for the free assistance of Canon Professional Services (CPS) with exclusive access to a wide range of benefits.
SHEET ITEM CAMERA Image Sensor SensoreCMOS Super 35 mm
SistemaFiltro RGB primary color (Bayer array) Total Pixels for
sensore9,84 megapixel effective pixels for sensoreCirca 8.29
megapixels (3840 x 2160) Lighting minima0,3 lux mode ¡ 59.94 Hz
[Lens F1.2, 24 dB, mode PF29,27 ¡, ¡shutter speed 1/30] 0.25
lux mode ¡50 Hz [Lens F1.2, 24 dB, ¡PF25 mode, speed ¡shutter
1/25] sensitivity ¡¡F9 mode 59.94 Hz [1920x1080 / 59.94i, ISO
640 (0 dB), 2000 lux, reflection 89.9%] mode ¡50 Hz: F10 [
1920x1080 / 50,00i, ISO 640 (0 dB), 2000 lux, reflection 89.9%] S /
NModalitâ ¡59.94 Hz 54 dB (typical) [1920x1080 / PF29,97,
sensitivity ¡Canon Log base , ISO 850 (dynamic range 800%)] mode
¡50 Hz: 54 dB (typical) [1920x1080 / PF25, sensitivity ¡Canon
Log base, ISO 850 (dynamic range 800%)] Gamma dinamicaModalitâ
¡normal: 300% with Canon Log Gamma: 800%. By setting Wide dynamic
range (DR Wide): 800% (At least 850 ISO / least 2.5 dB) Resolution
depending on the lens used orizzontaleIn Objective Attack
obiettivoInnesto Canon EF including EF-S and EF Cinema Length
focaleEquivalente 1.53 times the focal length of EF lenses; Cinema
Zoom lenses according to the focal length of filter ND4 filter
glass in the body of the camera: Clear; 2 stop; 4-stop; 6 stop.
Operation via ring nut Focus adjustment (A) through manual focus
ring; are also available (B) ONE-SHOT AF and (C) Continuous AF. AF
System: Dual Pixels CMOS AF = detection system of the video signal
(TTL contrast detection) with Face AF selected FACE DETECTION AF:
Face Priority or Face Only AF Control irideTramite handle, remote
control or push Auto Iris. The continuous control automatic iris Ã
<available with some lenses EF-S STMP 1/2 stop, 1/3 stop or
control END. ¡possibility of maintaining a constant number F when
using the zoom system stabilization PicturesIn basic objective used
DV image processor TipoDIGIC 4 REGISTRATION videoScheda Storage
Media SD / SDHC / SDXC (2 card slots) Time registrazioneScheda SD
64GB: up to 5 hours, 5 minutes. (1920 x 1080 at 28 Mbps VBR) format
files registrazioneAVCHD / MP4. Double recording format available
registrazioneAVCHD format: MPEG-4 AVC / H.264 28/24/17 Mbps 1920 x
1080; 7 Mbps (1440 x 1080). ALL VBR / SAMPLING 4: 2: 0 MP4: AVC /
H.264 35/24/17 Mbps 4 Mbps 1920 x 1080 1280 x 640 x 360. ALL 720.3
Mbps VBR / SAMPLING 4: 2: 0 Frame rate during the
registrazioneAVCHD: MODALIT¿ 59.94 Hz (NTSC). 28 Mbps: 59.94P.
24/17/7 Mbps: 59.94i / PF29,97 / 23.98P mode ¡50.00 Hz (PAL). 28
Mbps: 50,00P. 24/17/7 Mbps: 50,00i / MP4 PF25: MODALIT¿ 59.94 Hz
(NTSC). 35 Mbps: 59.94P. 29.97P / 23.98P: 24/17/7/4/3 Mbps mode
¡50.00 Hz (PAL). 35 Mbps: 50,00P. 24/17/7/4/3 Mbps: 25,00P Slow /
Fast MotionSÃ (mode only ¡MP4. Fast Motion 2.5x, 0.5x Slow
Motion) Recording mode intervallataNO ¡registration continuaSÃ.
(Requires a compatible editing software to use this feature)
Pre-registration (registration cache) SÃ (3/2) Relay RecordingSÃ
Registration on dual slot (simultaneously) SÃ. + AVCHD AVCHD /
AVCHD + MP4 / MP4 + MP4 Conversion HD-> standardSÃ. Reverse
image vertically or horizontally or both. Transfer internoVIDEO: sÃ
?? (From SD to SD card) Storage Media fotoSCHEDE SD / SDHC / SDXC
Class 10 cards recommended for compatibility ¡¡ FotoDurante full
quality video recording: 1920 x 1080/1280 x 720/640 x 360.
According to ¡video recording mode selected. ¡Playback mode:
1920 x 1080 SYSTEM LCD DimensioniLED organic (OLED) display 8.8 cm
to 100% Punti1,23 million (approximately) Quality Adjustments
¡dell'immagineLuminositâ ¡, contrast, color, sharpness,
luminance, balancing color RegolabileSu / gi ?, left / right
depending on the configuration of the camera Waveform MonitorSÃ
AssistPeaking Focus Magnification (25 selectable points, ¡mode of
manual focus) Edge Monitor (using waveform monitor) PeakingPeaking
1, Peaking 2 (Colour, Gain , Frequency customizable) ZebraLivello
1; Level 2; Both Output via HD-SDI or HDMI SELECTED MarcatoriOn /
Off (Aspect ratio, Marker Display, Safe area, Grid, Horizontal,
Centre) EVF Dimensioni1,15 CM Punti1,23 million (approximately)
field of view 99.8% Adjustments Quality ¡dell'immagineLuminositâ
¡, contrast, color, sharpness, backlight, RegolabileSÃ
Correction diottricada + 2.0 to -5.5 diopters Inputs / outputs
audioInput XLR input with phantom power of 48 V (x2) on the handle,
input jack 3.5mm microphone on the camera body for cuffiaJack
Output 3.5mm stereo output for monitor videoNO HDMISÃ (Type A,
output only) IEEE 1394 (Firewire) NO USBSÃ (Mini-B, USB 2.0 Hi-
Speed, output only) Output HD / SD-Sdino Time codeSÃ (built-in
HDMI output, selectable) GenlockNO SynchNO Output Terminal
componentNO AVSÃ (output only) Input Terminal Control CCSÃ
remotoMini-2.5 mm jack. Compatible with RC-V100 control terminal
wirelessNO coloreEBU Barre / SMPTE, (Mode ¡50.00 Hz) SMPTE / ARIB
(Mode ¡59.94 Hz) Miscellaneous indicator registrazioneSÃ Sledge
accessoriSÃ (cold shoes, two positions: top the body, the front of
the handle) Keys personalizzabiliSÃ. 17 assignable buttons; select
from among about 52 functions. Functions joystick to side handle
assignable buttons alternative. FUNCTIONS SNAP Exposure Setting and
misurazioneManuale exposure: exposure determined by the settings
for shutter, iris, ISO / gain and ND filter; Push Auto Iris /
Options measuring AI continues: (i) Standard (center weighted
metering) (ii) Spotlight (iii) Backlight (compensation)
Compensation esposizioneSÃ. AE Shift. +/- 2, +/- 1.75, +/- 1.5,
+/- 1.25 +/- 1.0, +/- 0.75, +/- 0.5, +/- 0.25, +/- 0 ¡Auto
exposure mode * SÃ. Continuous automatic iris control (Canon
lenses with "" stepper motor "" (STM) Push Auto IrisSÃ (All EF and
EF-S. Not available with EF Cinema lenses block dell'esposizioneNO
Setting AGC (Auto Gain Control ) NO sensitivity ¡ISO1 stop: 320,
400, 800, [850], 1600, 3200, 6400, 12800, 20000. Extended range ON:
320, 400, 800, [850], 1600, 3200, 6400, 12800, 25600, 51200,
80000.102400 1/3 stop: 320, 400, 500, 640, 800, [850], 1000, 1250,
1600, 2000, 2500, 3200, 4000, 5000, 6400, 8000, 10000, 12800 ,
16000, 20000; Extended range ON 25600, 32000, 40000, 51200, 64000,
80000, 102.400 Setting guadagnoNORMALE: -6 dB, -3 dB, 0 dB, 3 dB, 6
dB, 9 dB, 12 dB, 15 dB , 18 dB, 21 dB, 24 dB, 27 dB, 30 dB;
Extended range on: 33 dB, 36 dB, 39 dB, 42 dB, 44 dB END: -6 dB to
24 dB (0.5 dB increments ). ¡shutter speed mode of
¡controlloOff; ¡speed; angle; Scan nitida (CS); Shutter shots
lenses (SLS) Speed ?? ¡otturatoreDa 1/3 to 1/2000 depending on the
frame rate and mode ¡control shutter angle otturatoreDa 11.25?
360? depending on the frame rate for shooting slow shutter (SLS)
1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/15, 1/25, 1/30, depending on the frame
rate and ¡mode frequency of the camera scan nitidaModalitâ
¡59.94 Hz: 59.94i: 59.94 -250.51 Hz / PF 29.97: 29.97 Hz - 250.51
Hz / 23.98P: 23, 98 Hz Hz mode -250.51 ¡50.00 Hz: 50,00i: 50-Hz
250.51 Hz / PF25,00: 25Hz - 250.51 Hz Custom Image Configurations
salvate9, including three presets (CINEMA, wide range dynamic (Wide
DR) and EOS Standard) archiviazioneScheda Support SD / SDHC (all
customization data and metadata), up to 20 custom images for card
Gamma9 profiles Canon Log GammaSÃ Master PedestalDa -50 to +50 -50
Master BlackDa +50 for each R, G, B Range neroLivello, range and
point adjustable Low Key SaturationDa -50 to +50 adjusts color
saturation in areas with poor lighting KneeRegola elements in
overexposure, start, slope, saturation of NitidezzaRegolazione
level, frequency H detail, coring, balancing hor. / vert., limit,
selection, opening knee and sharpness based on the level of
reduction rumoreDisattiva, Enable (1 to 12) Detail pelleDisattivo,
low, medium, high / hue, chroma , brightness ¡, area, Y level
Selective reduction of rumoreDisattivo, low, medium, high / hue,
chroma, brightness ¡, area, Y level coloreFase matrix, gain and
RGB adjustment, coupled with selection Gamma Balance biancoDa -50
+50 R gain, B gain correction coloreSelezione area / area analysis
of two areas impostazioneDa level -50 to +50 On / Off Clip 100%
IRELimita output to 100% after adjusting the setting of the level
Specifications Wi-Fi and GPS Wi-FiIEEE 802.11b / g / n (2.4GHz) /
IEEE 802.11a / n (5 GHz. Not available in all countries)
Authentication: Open, WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK. Encryption: WEP-64,
WEP-128, TKIP, AES ¡Max speed transmission: 150 Mbps (2.4 / 5
GHz, IEEE802.11n) GPS Information (optional accessory) Latitude /
longitude / altitude, universal time (UTC) White Balance
AutomaticoSÃ PreimpostazioneLuce day (5400K), tungsten (3200K),
Kelvin (2000K-15000K, intervals 100K), Set A, Set B Balance
biancoSÃ. -9 To +9 (Daylight and Tungsten only) Black Balance
Balance Adjustment neroSÃ Time code system CountupRegen, RECRUN,
freerun, Hold (drop frame available for some ¡speed processing of
frames), only NDF 24P Setting value inizialeì00: 00: 00: 00î,
Set, Reset selectable RegistrazioneAVCHD Audio: Linear PCM
(2-channel 16-bit (48 kHz) when à <selected 28 or 24 Mbps LPCM
Dolby Digital when à <selected 28/24 / 17/7 Mbps. 2 CHANNELS
MP4: MPEG-4 AAC-LC (16 bit / 48 KHz) Bit rate: 35-17 Mbps 256 kbps,
less than 4 Mbps: 128 kbps ControlloLimitatori independent settings
and auto / manual attenuation microfonoSÃ , for the built-in
microphone (in the handle) and MIC 3.5mm Metric level microfonoSÃ
ACCESSORIES Supplied in dotazioneSoftware Data Import Utility,
handle with microphone, poggiapollice, grip, tripod adapter base,
SS-1200, lens cap EVF, battery charger CG-940, BP-955, compact
power adapter CA941 (outside the US). Base stand TB-1, ocular
OpzionaleBatterie: BP-955, BP-950G / 970G / 975, Compact Power
Adapter CA-930 (only charging function), TA-100 tripod adapter,
shoulder SBR-1000, GPS receiver GP E2, RC-V100 Battery Consumption
energeticoMax. about 10 W Recording time continuaIn supplied
BP-955: up to 275 minutes Optional BP-975: up to 405 minutes
MISCELLANEOUS Dimensioni147 x 174 x 169 mm: body and poggiapollice
188 x 189 x 219 mm: body, side handle and eyepiece 188 x 280 x 334
mm: body, handle, top handle, grip eye rimovibileSÃ Weight (camera
only) Weight 1125 g (complete with accessories) 1950 g Operating
temperature funzionamentoDa -5? C to +45? C, 60% humidity
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Early UK experience in the use of clofarabine in the treatment of relapsed and refractory paediatric acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
O'Connor D.,Birmingham Childrens Hospital |
Sibson K.,Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children |
Caswell M.,Alder Hey Childrens Hospital |
Connor P.,Childrens Hospital for Wales |
And 7 more authors.
British Journal of Haematology | Year: 2011
Summary: Clofarabine is a second-generation purine nucleoside analogue, which has shown promising activity in relapsed and refractory paediatric acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL). This report summarizes the early United Kingdom experience of clofarabine for the treatment of paediatric ALL in 23 patients, outside of the context of a clinical trial. Our results demonstrated that clofarabine-based chemotherapy regimes were effective and well-tolerated in this heavily pre-treated group, with an overall response rate of 67% when used in combination regimes. Responses were seen in both B and T cell disease and in patients with adverse cytogenetics. © 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Source
Prospective multicentre randomised, double-blind, equivalence study comparing clonidine and midazolam as intravenous sedative agents in critically ill children: the SLEEPS (Safety profile, Efficacy and Equivalence in Paediatric intensive care Sedation) study
Wolf A.,Bristol Royal Childrens Hospital |
McKay A.,University of Liverpool |
Spowart C.,University of Liverpool |
Granville H.,University of Liverpool |
And 4 more authors.
Health Technology Assessment | Year: 2014
Background Children in paediatric intensive care units (PICUs) require analgesia and sedation but both undersedation and oversedation can be harmful.Objective Evaluation of intravenous (i.v.) clonidine as an alternative to i.v. midazolam.Design Multicentre, double-blind, randomised equivalence trial.Setting Ten UK PICUs.Participants Children (30 days to 15 years inclusive) weighing ≤ 50 kg, expected to require ventilation on PICU for > 12 hours.Interventions Clonidine (3 µg/kg loading then 0–3 µg/kg/hour) versus midazolam (200 µg/kg loading then 0–200 µg/kg/hour). Maintenance infusion rates adjusted according to behavioural assessment (COMFORT score). Both groups also received morphine.Main outcome measures Primary end point Adequate sedation defined by COMFORT score of 17–26 for ≥ 80% of the time with a ± 0.15 margin of equivalence. Secondary end points Percentage of time spent adequately sedated, increase in sedation/analgesia, recovery after sedation, side effects and safety data.Results The study planned to recruit 1000 children. In total, 129 children were randomised, of whom 120 (93%) contributed data for the primary outcome. The proportion of children who were adequately sedated for ≥ 80% of the time was 21 of 61 (34.4%) – clonidine, and 18 of 59 (30.5%) – midazolam. The difference in proportions for clonidine–midazolam was 0.04 [95% confidence interval (CI) –0.13 to 0.21], and, with the 95% CI including values outside the range of equivalence (–0.15 to 0.15), equivalence was not demonstrated; however, the study was underpowered. Non-inferiority of clonidine to midazolam was established, with the only values outside the equivalence range favouring clonidine. Times to reach maximum sedation and analgesia were comparable hazard ratios: 0.99 (95% CI 0.53 to 1.82) and 1.18 (95% CI 0.49 to 2.86), respectively. Percentage time spent adequately sedated was similar [medians clonidine 73.8% vs. midazolam 72.8%: difference in medians 0.66 (95% CI –5.25 to 7.24)]. Treatment failure was 12 of 64 (18.8%) on clonidine and 7 of 61 (11.5%) on midazolam [risk ratio (RR) 1.63, 95% CI 0.69 to 3.88]. Proportions with withdrawal symptoms [28/60 (46.7%) vs. 30/58 (52.6%)] were similar (RR 0.89, 95% CI 0.62 to 1.28), but a greater proportion required clinical intervention in those receiving midazolam [11/60 (18.3%) vs. 16/58 (27.6%) (RR 0.66, 95% CI 0.34 to 1.31)]. Post treatment, one child on clonidine experienced mild rebound hypertension, not requiring intervention. A higher incidence of inotropic support during the first 12 hours was required for those on clonidine [clonidine 5/45 (11.1%) vs. midazolam 3/52 (5.8%)] (RR 1.93 95% CI 0.49 to 7.61).Conclusions Clonidine is an alternative to midazolam. Our trial-based economic evaluation suggests that clonidine is likely to be a cost-effective sedative agent in the PICU in comparison with midazolam (probability of cost-effectiveness exceeds 50%). Rebound hypertension did not appear to be a significant problem with clonidine but, owing to its effects on heart rate, specific cardiovascular attention needs to be taken during the loading and early infusion phase. Neither drug in combination with morphine provided ideal sedation, suggesting that in unparalysed patients a third background agent is necessary. The disappointing recruitment rates reflect a reluctance of parents to provide consent when established on a sedation regimen, and reluctance of clinicians to allow sedation to be studied in unstable critically ill children. Future studies will require less exacting protocols allowing enhanced recruitment. © 2014, HTA/HTA TAR. All right reserved. Source
Shalaby M.S.,Bristol Royal Childrens Hospital |
Shalaby M.S.,Ain Shams University
Archives of Disease in Childhood | Year: 2015
During the last decade, there has been a significant increase in the number of magnetic toys available for children. Two or more magnets separate from each other along the gastrointestinal course can attract each other across bowel walls, resulting in pressure necrosis, bowel perforations and fistulas formation. This has led to an increasing number of case reports describing serious complications from ingesting more than one magnet. We report the ingestion of a large number of magnets from one toy (>60 pieces). Our patient presented with generalised peritonitis and shock. During emergency laparotomy, she was found to have gross abdominal contamination with multiple bowel perforations and fistulae. This report emphasises the danger of such toys and how important that parents, physicians and manufacturers are aware of such fatal hazards that can arise from 'unsupervised' ingestion of these 'nice-looking' toys. Source
Microsimulation and clinical outcomes analysis support a lower age threshold for use of biological valves
Stoica S.,Bristol Royal Childrens Hospital |
Goldsmith K.,Medical Research Council |
Demiris N.,Medical Research Council |
Punjabi P.,Hammersmith Hospital |
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Heart | Year: 2010
Objective: To characterise contemporary results of aortic valve replacement in relation to type of prosthesis and subsequent competing hazards. Methods: 5470 procedures in 5433 consecutive patients with aortic valve replacement ± coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) were studied. Microsimulation of survival and valve-related outcomes was performed based on meta-analysis and patient data inputs, with separate models for age, gender and CABG. Survival was validated against the UK Heart Valve Registry. Results: Patient survival at 1, 5 and 10 years was 90%, 78% and 57%, respectively. The crossover points at which bioprostheses and mechanical prostheses conferred similar life expectancy (LE) was 59 years for men and women (no significant difference between prosthesis types between the ages of 56 and 69 for men, and 58 an 63 for women). The improvement in event-free LE for mechanical valves was greater at younger ages with a crossover point of 66 years for men and 67 years for women. Long-term survival was independently influenced by age, male gender and concomitant CABG, but not by type of prosthesis. In bioprostheses the most common long-term occurrence was structural deterioration. For men aged 55, 65 and 75 at initial operation it had a lifetime incidence of 50%, 30% and 13%, respectively. The simulation output showed excellent agreement with registry data. Conclusion: Bioprostheses can be implanted selectively in patients as young as 56 without significant adverse effects on life expectancy, although event-free life expectancy remains significantly lower with bioprostheses up to age of implant of 63. Source
Shalaby M.S.,Bristol Royal Childrens Hospital |
Shalaby M.S.,Ain Shams University |
El Hay S.A.,Ain Shams University
Annals of Pediatric Surgery | Year: 2015
Hyperhidrosis (HH) is excessive sweating that usually interferes with the patient's social life. In more than 80% of the cases, the symptoms start in childhood. Early detection and management can significantly improve the patient's quality of life; however, HH remains widely underdiagnosed and undertreated, particularly among children. Many patients do not realize that they have a treatable condition and reports have shown that only 38% of the patients had discussed their condition with a healthcare professional. The aim of this article was to improve awareness on the significant sequel of HH in children and highlight its effects on their quality of life and various available treatment options. © 2015 Annals of Pediatric Surgery. Source


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Thampanishvong K.,Thailand Development Research Institute
Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy | Year: 2012
In the countries that experience the problem of inter-class conflict, the self-interested elite tend to pursue allocation policies that maximize their own welfare. In the absence of the binding revolutionary constraint, under some conditions, the amount of public goods provided is too low, relative to the optimal level of public good from the perspective of general welfare. With the revolutionary constraint, there exists a set of parameter values whereby the elite provide strictly positive amount of public goods. With unconditional foreign aid, there is no guarantee that the elite will use these additional resources to finance public good provision. For conditional foreign aid, the conditionality requirements depend on the degree of transparency of the recipient country. Copyright © 2012 De Gruyter. All rights reserved. Source
Ammar S.,Thailand Development Research Institute
Asian Economic Policy Review | Year: 2011
The years following 1997 divide themselves into three roughly equal periods. The first was the painful period of deleveraging from the excesses of the bubble before the crisis, from which the economy emerged with more dependence on exports. The second period covered the government under Thaksin Shinawatra, who faced a mostly favorable external environment, and was therefore able to pursue many populist policies. Eventually, he was brought down by the military. The brief military government was followed by a number of short-lived governments, the last one of which was left to tackle the consequences of the global financial crisis, which led to a very deep downturn but a quick recovery. © 2011 The Author. Asian Economic Policy Review © 2011 Japan Center for Economic Research. Source
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Asian Economic Policy Review | Year: 2011
This paper discusses the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralization (CMIM) - its origin, development, and outlook. The experiences of the 1997-1998 East Asian financial crisis that led to the creation of the Chiang Mai Initiative (CMI), the evolution of the Chiang Mai Initiative to become the CMIM, and the setting up of the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) to support CMIM are reviewed. Proposals are made on how to make the liquidity support role of the CMIM more effective. These involve changing the International Monetary Fund link from that based on using more than a certain percentage of a country's CMIM quota to that based on the number of times the 90-day CMIM swap needs to be rolled over, supplementing the size of the CMIM through linked bilateral swaps, allowing "contributing partners" beyond the current CMIM members, and developing the effectiveness of AMRO and its evolution into an East Asian monetary organization. © 2011 The Author. Asian Economic Policy Review © 2011 Japan Center for Economic Research. Source
The effects of medical tourism: Thailand's experience [Les effets du tourisme médical: l'expérience thaïlandaise]
Naranong A.,National Institute of Development Administration |
Naranong V.,Thailand Development Research Institute
Bulletin of the World Health Organization | Year: 2011
Objective To explore the positive and negative effects of medical tourism on the economy, health staff and medical costs in Thailand. Methods The financial repercussions of medical tourism were estimated from commerce ministry data, with modifications and extrapolations. Survey data on 4755 foreign and Thai outpatients in two private hospitals were used to explore how medical tourism affects human resources. Trends in the relative prices of caesarean section, ppendectomy, hernia repair, cholecystectomy and knee replacement in five private hospitals were examined. Focus groups and in-depth interviews with hospital managers and key informants from the public and private sectors were conducted to better understand stakeholders' motivations and practices in connection with these procedures and learn more about medical tourism. Findings Medical tourism generates the equivalent of 0.4% of Thailand's gross domestic product but has exacerbated the shortage of medical staff by luring more workers away from the private and public sectors towards hospitals catering to foreigners. This has raised costs in private hospitals substantially and is likely to raise them in public hospitals and in the universal health-care insurance covering most Thais as well. The "brain drain" may also undermine medical training in future. Conclusion Medical tourism in Thailand, despite some benefits, has negative effects that could be mitigated by lifting the restrictions on the importation of qualified foreign physicians and by taxing tourists who visit the country solely for the purpose of seeking medical treatment. The revenue thus generated could then be used to train physicians and retain medical school professors. Source
Anuchitworawong C.,Thailand Development Research Institute |
Thampanishvong K.,Thailand Development Research Institute
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction | Year: 2015
Thailand has experienced unprecedented increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the past few decades, while there has been an increasing trend of natural disaster occurrence. Yet, the effect of natural disaster on FDI is unclear. The inconclusive findings can be reconciled by exploring the effect of natural disaster on FDI by applying the simultaneous equation approach to account for endogeneity between variables. Our results show that natural disaster does matter for FDI flows. Higher severity of natural disaster, captured by our constructed composite index, tends to lower FDI flows into Thailand, other things being equal. © 2014 Elsevier Ltd. Source


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Strong sharp pain on my left tonight.
Optimist in me says "implantation!!"
Pessimist in me says "constipation!!"
Realist in me says "shut up the both of you!!"
(shameless copy and paste from my TTC diary)
Strong sharp pain on my left tonight.
Optimist in me says "implantation!!"
Pessimist in me says "constipation!!"
Realist in me says "shut up the both of you!!"
(shameless copy and paste from my TTC diary)
Plodding along. Thankfully CRAZY long work days are keeping me busy (gearing up for a special event at work, so been working suuuuuper long days for the past couple of weeks).
Hoping it may be implantation, but leaning towards the constipation unfortunately. (TMI!)
And LOL I think at this point I've realised there kind of becomes no such thing as TMI when trying to conceive. I comfortably talk about stuff I would have died mentioning before now. haha
Yeah, glad that my mind is (mostly) being kept off the TWW. I agree, slow days are the worst.
At least he's only a week away now!! Yay!
Yes! Ever since TTC and being on BH, I've spoken about things I would NEVER have spoken about to anyone else! I used to find it difficult to talk to DH about my constipation issues in the early days!
Haha I know, the things I have conversations with my DH about now I could never have pictured before. He used to blush if he saw tampons and call them "women's things", now he can hear words like 'cervix' and not bat an eyelid. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not, maybe I've destroyed the 'mystery'
Yay!!! That's great news!
AFM, started feeling sore and swollen downstairs last night and DH took a look and it's red and swollen looking near my happy nub. I reeeeally hope my abscess isn't coming back. Last time I was lucky and it was treated by a course of antibiotics. But this time, since I'm TTC, I don't want to take any antibiotics that could interfere - which I'm hoping doesn't mean less strength tablets. As, if antibiotics don't clear it, I'll need surgery.
I was hoping that was all gone and in the past! Boo! I really hope it's just an irritation of sort and disappears, but it's gotten worse since last night when I first noticed it.
Will go to the doctor tomorrow evening and hopefully it's nothing. Fx!!
Pessimist says: "abscess!"
Optimist says: "lowered immune system so BFP in the making!"
Realist says: "shut up and go to the doctor and find out what's actually wrong!"
Hi All,
dweller- glad your DH will be home more to increase you chances of a BFP sooner and that your ultrasound went well.
Shrillian- LOL your posts crack me up. I like the way you just post what each if us think each and every month. I have had the sharp pains every month and think exactly the same thing. Hopefully it is not an abscess developing. I too have had a similar thing in the past and hope it never returns but there is always a chance. Hoping this TWW goes super fast and will end in a BFP.
As for me just waiting to O now which should be early next week. Hoping DH will be up for some BD sessions. Last month we didn't get much chances as my son is in a hip spica (cast from chest down to both ankles) due to a broken femur. It has been a hard and tiring 5 weeks so far but looks like the cast is coming off next Tuesday, so very much looking forward to that. Plus DH has quit his job and at home looking after son so hopefully that means he is less stressed and up for making this baby.
HillDweller (12-06-2014),Shrillian (12-06-2014)
Nat - good luck with the baby making! Your poor son (and you) how old is he?
Hill - lol DH is the same. He was raised a bit prudish and it's been a steep curve for him
Shrill - you crack me up. I have the optimist, pessimist and realist all arguing at each other, especially in the 2ww. The realist usually wins.
I'm pretty sure I'm 1DPO today, not that it really matters Really don't have much hope at all this month has been successful, it's going to take a while for DH to get his motility up and abnormality down. But you've got to be in it to win it right?
@NAT32 - oh no! Your poor son!!! I can't imagine how you must be feeling right now. Hope he has a speedy recovery.
It's always funny for me in the TWW. I'm always confusing stupid constipation pain with any possible BFP making pains. Though, having only ever had the one BFP (late chem), I've got nothing to really back these pains up with!
@delirium - yeah, those three really put up good arguments against each other. They must have learned it from me.
Usually my internal optimist wins and then after it turns out to be another BFN, the realist turns around and blows a raspberry at the optimist and promises to quash them in the next round. But then the optimist rises again and shall never be overruled!
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Memory channels provisioned vs. Einstein performance E5620
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I've often wondered whether the 3-channel Nehalem-family parts are heavily over-supplied with RAM bandwidth for Einstein application performance purposes. The fact Intel is providing many variants with just two channels available in their more consumer oriented socket suggests this.
I recently had to invade my Westmere (E5620) host because one RAM stick had failed, and took the time to run comparison tests of 1, 2, and 3 populated channels, hyperthreaded and non hyperthreaded.
The results will not be broadly applicable, as RAM requirements vary widely by application, Nehalem-family cache sizes vary, and the component stock specs and user overclocking practices move around the relative performance of CPU and RAM channels quite a bit. Still, some may find some interest here.
For all these tests, the CPU was running at a moderate overclock of 3.42 GHz with the multiplier at 19. For all these tests the BIOS was left to set up the RAM as it wished, presumably based on SPD information and the clock rate implied by the 100/180 clock settings.
For those who speak CPU-Z, here is the CPU state:
and here the RAM state (3-channel populated case shown):
The memory sticks were all Corsair Platinum series XMS3 DDR3 parts, shipping as 3-packs under part number TR3X6G1333C9, for which CPU-Z reads the SPD information as:
And here are the mean execution times in CPU seconds for a full set (4 for nHT, 8 for HT) of current Einstein Global Correlations S5 HF search #1 v3.06 (S5GCESSE2) tasks.
The RelProd line indicates system productivity in each configuration as a fraction of the highest performing (hyperthreaded 3-channel) configuration.
It must be kept in mind that I've used an appreciable overclock on the CPU, and none at all on the RAM. Those who buy premium RAM and slave away to find clock counts to save may get faster RAM relative to CPU than this, and those who run everything dead stock will have slower RAM relative to CPU than this.
1. But for this case and this ap, in hyperthreaded mode the one-channel case is severely starved, and even the nHT case is significantly impaired.
2. Going from two to three channels in this configuration help the nHT case very little, and the HT case only moderately.
3. HT always helps, but it helps a lot more when the configuration is not memory starved (the HTBen line is direct productivity comparison of HT vs. nHT at same channel count).
Conscious of our old problem with high result-to-result variation in execution requirements, I made a reasonably serious effort to match the freq/seq characteristics of the six results sets here compared. I've shown the Stdev for each set, mostly to document that by and large the differences between test cases are large compared to the possibly random timing variations present, and also that generally the timing variations observed within my samples were very small. True, the Frequency range was very small (1264.00 to 1264.25), but the seq range was wider (3 to 462) and I just did not see evidence of major systematic variation. I think the high stdev for the hyperthreaded one channel case is another symptom of the severe memory famine of that configuration, not evidence that my matching efforts failed and somehow stocked that case with massively more inherent result effort variation.
I have no doubt that effort expended on getting lower RAM latency through tighter memory timings would benefit _all_ of these cases (even when you are not waiting for your brother tasks because of bandwidth constraints, you must wait out the latency time for every jump for which the target is not in some form of cache, and for every similarly challenged data memory access). But I have a low appetite for and little experience in twisting the tail on DDR3 RAM clocks, so don't plan to try. I would, however, be happy to watch another contributor taking a look at that.
Memory channels provisioned vs. Einstein performance E5620
I'm mildly surprised that you saw any difference from the 3rd channel. When LGA1156 came out the Intel engineer who gave Anand the tech dump said that the 3rd channel in LGA1366 was for hex core support, and that outside of synthetic benchmarks 2 channels would be sufficient to keep a quadcore from bottlenecking. The einstien apps must really be hammering the memory controllers in order to see that effect.
RE: Very good test
Very good test there thanks.
To put some e@h performance percentages on there, you get:
Single channel -> double channel: +38% (HT), +17% (nHT)
Double channel -> triple channel: +05% (HT), +01% (nHT)
vs, how much does the extra channel cost?...
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LGA 1166 includes quad cores that will turbo to 3.33ghz on DDR3-1333, so the fact that you didn't clock your ram to 1600mhz probably isn't a significant factor.
Thanks for the tests! And
Thanks for the tests!
And I agree: you've probably got a higher than average CPU clock (3.4 GHz for all cores loaded) and your DDR3 1333 memory is actually running at 1080 effective MHz (2 x 540 MHz as reported by CPU-Z). Most stock configurations interested in high performance should rather run 1333 or 1600, so they'll be less bandwidth starved.
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For reference about the
For reference about the effects of fully populating all 6 memory slots, I ran a test like this a year ago against the applications that were active then.
The system was a i7-980 (hexacore) OC = 3.6 GHz with HT on (so 12 jobs running at the same time) using an X58 board. Memory configurations were 3 x 2GB DDR3 1866 @ 1.5 volts (HT_3) and 6 x 2GB DDR3 1866 @ 1.5 volts (call it HT_6).
Result for gravity wave jobs: HT_3 = HT_6
I saw no difference in the speed of the jobs, but power increased by 17 watts (250 w - 233 w) for the HT_6 case. That is quite a power penalty in my mind.
RE: For reference about the
For reference about the effects of fully populating all 6 memory slots, I ran a test like this a year ago against the applications that were active then.
The system was a i7-980 (hexacore) OC = 3.6 GHz with HT on (so 12 jobs running at the same time) using an X58 board. Memory configurations were 3 x 2GB DDR3 1866 @ 1.5 volts (HT_3) and 6 x 2GB DDR3 1866 @ 1.5 volts (call it HT_6).
Result for gravity wave jobs: HT_3 = HT_6
I saw no difference in the speed of the jobs, but power increased by 17 watts (250 w - 233 w) for the HT_6 case. That is quite a power penalty in my mind.
The second set of memory slots are just to connect a second dimm to each channel. Your power usage went up because you were powering more chips.
I have a 8 GB RAM on my
I have a 8 GB RAM on my Linux-pae. I am running 6 BOINC projects including 2 VirtualMachines via VirtualBox. Application Data uses 26% of RAM, Disk Caching 58%. 10% is free, plus some disk buffers.
RE: Your case is a useful
Your case is a useful illustration of a basic relationship: When you don't have enough memory and are swapping, just about nothing beats the cost/performance value of adding memory. When you do have enough memory, adding memory does nothing but add cost, failure rate, and power dissipation.
Totally agreed. When people say "more RAM makes your computer faster" than I like to reply "More RAM doesn't make it faster, it keeps it from getting slower". That changed a bit due to super fetch, i.e. not only caching recent files but also predicting which stuff I'll usually need next, but generally I still stand by this.
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Located adjoined to the mall with tons of dining options. The pool/spa were awesome. Staff at this hotel were so very helpful in every possible way.
Room, WAS great, coffe is great good product. Hotel staff was pleasent. Breakfest.bar was very verbose. Hotel was great.
The staff was so nice to us! The hotel was centrally located for everything we planned. Within walking distance of shopping, dining & Mahoning Valley Scrappers' minor league baseball stadium. We would definitely stay there again!
The hotel is beautiful and modern! The rooms are amazing!
Love the cleanliness, the kitchenette, and the updated design. We've stayed 2 diff times with no problems. The lady working the front desk at night was not customer friendly...wish I would have gotten her name but I don't have any complaints other than that. Everyone else is very friendly & helpful. This is my favorite hotel.
People were friendly and made you feel welcome. Really enjoyed our stay.
The room was beautiful, clean and spacious. Would stay here again...and again. Nothing.
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Very friendly staff, rooms include kitchen, nice flat screen tv, rooms are modernized & up to date. We enjoyed the outside area with a fire pit, basketball, & grilling. Also has pool & hot tub indoors. Best hotel in Ohio! I think the pool was over chlorinated and/or needs ventilation.
Great price and nice staff. The option was to stay with family and be a inconvenience or stay in a cheap motel and spend money and get privacy and free breakfast. I don't regret my decision. Stayed for 4 nights and had a good stay Cigarette smell even in non smoking room. Burn mark in the "clean sheet". Small towels in the shower
The Staff was congenial and accommodating. We particularly appreciated that our two therapy dogs were welcome, not just accepted. Big difference. There was an abundance of local restaurants to choose from, and as we had gotten in late, that was a blessing.
We got there at 5:30pm and the room wasn't ready. The lobby furniture was dingy with large visible stains. They placed me in a different room and the floor wasn't vacuumed, trash on floor, bathroom was dirty. I was put in a different room and the floor wasn't vacuumed and there were boogers on the wall. they were short staffed but it's still completely unacceptable for the price you pay. I cancelled and got my $ back
We like how nice the staff was and helpful I did not like that we book on Expedia was so expensive 126 dollars and to book strait from the hotel was only 91 dollars and that was with taxes
The room was very clean; the bed was very comfortable. Hotel was quiet, and my 3-year-old son and I had a good stay overall. The only complaint that I could have was the breakfast. The food wasn't that great; the waffle iron didn't cook the waffle properly (outsides were cooked, inside was uncooked and fell apart). There was only one poor girl working. She was doing her best, but there were just too many people for only one staff member, so there weren't any plates/silverware/cups for a little while. My son and I were fed, however, and I wouldn't let the average breakfast deter us from staying here again.
Breakfast was good, especially for kids The carpeting in the room needs replacement. Multiple cigarette burns (in a non-smoking room) as well as overall tired and gross looks of the carpet especially compared to the hall carpet.
The room appeared clean however both the shampoo and conditioner appeared used which makes me concerned that it wasn't actually clean, just appeared to be clean.
The only disappointment was that they offered sausage biscuits and gravy (my all time least favorite breakfast food) instead o just scrambled eggs and bacon.
It was quaint, comfortable, friendly, adorable, and a great space for the price! The only one down side was that my nonsmoking room smelled like cigarette smoke, but that was likely because my window was over the front entrance, where people smoked outside.
The lay out of the room. The staff did appear to be working hard although there was not enough to meet guest requests. Synthetic pillows were in the room. The furniture and carpets were dirty and worn. Bring slippers! The breakfast was not enjoyable/nutritious and cleaned up early. The phone was not answered the several times we called ahead of our arrival. The pullout couch is not comfortable. Unable to get onto the Internet.
We were on the end of a long road trip when we found the location on-line. Didn't expect, or realize it was a country club. We felt a little under dressed, as we had spent the week before visiting national sites in Virginia and DC, and had packed for the very hot weather. However, the staff made us feel comfortable and the resort was very nice. About the only negative is that there is limited off-site dining. As mentioned before, we were not prepared for more upscale dining and all there is was an on-site bar with prices to match a country club, a high end chop house (again as expected for a country club) and then a small local bar. We did opt for the dress friendly bar, which was actually more friendly than the on-site facility. With a 10 year old child, the offerings at the "nicer" restaurants simply weren't the ideal for him, as well.
Golf resort with amazing pool and gym. Huge gym! Beds are luxury. Direct TV in the rooms. Breakfast was just like every free hotel breakfast but it was hot and fresh No complaints. It was a cheap price when we booked it. I guess if it was more expensive I wouldn't be as happy. There isn't a elevator FYI so if they give you a 2nd or 3rd floor room don't take the cart.
Room was beautiful. Love the fridge , microwave, Keurig. Comfy bed. Location perfect for our needs. Was originally charged too much. They said they were not connected with the site I used? They took care of it though. Pool and hot tub very small. Breakfast stopped too early.
Very clean- wonderful, helpful and friendly staff- nice toiletries Nothing not to like
The hotel was extremely clean. The staff was super friendly. The restaurant had a good selection and the food was prepared well. The speaker in the room continued to play music , although it was turned to the off position. Weird to hear "Hotel California" playing at 3:00 am.
Lots of room, king room was outstanding Breakfast was good but not the best presentation. Food didn't seem Best of quality
This hotel is fantastic! The staff was enthusiastic and made me feel very welcomed. The facilities are very well maintained, and the feel of the hotel is very cool. The 24/7 hot tub, 50in. Flat screens with direct tv, and spacious rooms really make you feel like you're at a upscale resort without the extra cost!
this hotel was beautifully designed with a gorgeous look and feel! luxury room with spa like bath and small comforts like huge tv and bed, fridge and microwave. no irons, ironing board or bliw dryer in roons, but front desk delivered all promptly and courteously!
Clean, basic room with shower/bath, TV, and a comfortable bed, which is all I needed for an overnight stay. Low rate is partly due to the stripped down nature of the accommodation - no radio, coffee maker, refrig, hairdryer, or ironing board in the room. Complimentary coffee/tea was available in the lobby. The $1.50 charge for use of the safe in the room, which would be subtracted from the bill, if you told them at time of check out that you had not used the safe. Seemed to be a rather strange practice.
Our room was very clean, rooms looked updated and the staff was friendly. We had no problem of any kind, we where very content with our stay.
The desk clerks were friendly with good sense of humor, quick registration and check out, clean and quiet room . Thanks for a good stay. There was a small horizontal line through the middle of the television screen. It didn't bother us too much. Also the ice machine on our floor was out of order.
The rooms were spacious and comfortable. A very quiet setting. There was no continental breakfast, however there was free coffee.
The location is amazing. EVerything is cheap. The furnishings, the building, the staff. Everything just feels old and cheap. Of course you pay less to stay there so that's where it comes from.
Nice, clean room. Huge bed, decent tv, several power outlets, nice staff, great price
It was very clean, quiet in our room, and staff were friendly. They didn't have any rollaway beds.
Close to where I wanted to go, clean, spacious and friendly.
Excellent breakfast, very helpful staff Booked early for best price; ended up paying $30. more per night then guests who "dropped in" for a night
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clean, free breakfast (with hot meal options), fast internet connections, free parking, staff were quite friendly and helpful. location was far from where we wanted to go; hotel key did not work well twice and had to go down to get it reactivated.
able to accommodate us with a midnight reservation and we were alotted the standard 2 queen beds, which was perfect for our party of 4. nothing really. Very noisy folks above us but that's not the fault of the hotel.
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When looking outside there was trash.. Plus pool was being remodeled
It was quiet. The free breakfast was decent. It was run down and public spaces were not clean. There was trash swept to the side in the elevator. The tables were not clean in the room where breakfast was served. The swimming pool was small.
The hotel is renovating so the rooms are brand new as well as the common area for Breakfast
Continental breakfast really good, clean room, comfy bed, good experience
they were very helpful when I mentioned we had chemical allergies. Manager took initiative to inform housekeeping not to use spays or air fresheners in our room. Made my granddaughter happy by arranging her stuffed animals whimsically.
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It was clean A bit pricey for the location.
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stayed at this hotel on return trip. stayed at best western meander on way out. meander near more restaurants etc but this hotel a little nicer. if you stay here go to original Quaker Steak and Lube in Sharon Pa. scary on the outside but well worth it
Free breakfast and it's right off of the highway. The wifi signal was so weak in our room that we couldn't use the internet.
Room size Hard to find due to remote location.Air condition was not turned on prior to arrival so it took long time to cool the room.Hotel building was old and needs renovating. Inadequate parking.Bed was bouncy and kids were sneezing due to dust.
Nothing It is not clean
Cleanliness, staff The breakfast pastries were gross.
I loved the jacuzzi tub in the room, you can't find those anywhere anymore for a cheap price Everything was excellent
The people always nice and helpful.The breakfast is AWESOME!!!And we loved the hot tub and cookies. Had to request more towels.
Room was clean Bed was comfortable Staff was friendly and helpful Nothing
Hotel was super clean! Really nicely done/ quality! Warren, Ohio is a tough place to have a downtown hotel. Although, this place is just about as good as you can get ESPECIALLY for z price!
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Staff were extremely friendly. Everything is old. Towels need to be replaced. Heat/AC has strong bad smell. Carpet is dirty due to wear. It is not the staff issue, it is simply time to renovate and replace.
Room was excellent and the staff was outstanding!
Staff working were very professional, friendly and helpful on all shifts
very clean, with updates and a nice on site restuarnt & bar not really.
great location...unique feel and had character as opposed to most hotels these days....great stay
The room was nice and clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful.
access to freeway & restaurants didn't get credit for Hilton Honors points. Very upsetting as I'd enrolled in the 2X points program for the first time only to learn too late that I needed to book VIA Hilton & not via a 3rd party. This was one of 4 stays in less than a month in 3 different states.
Mattress was a bit uncomfortable but otherwise everything was wonderful
the staff was excellent and very attentive.
Nice hotel, clean and obviously new. No alcohol in the "bar" despite the advertisement in the elevator suggesting that you have cocktails at the bar. Yes - I know you will get your liquor license in a few months.
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Four-year survival rates for patients with metastatic melanoma who received ipilimumab in phase II clinical trials
Wolchok J.D.,Sloan Kettering Cancer Center |
Weber J.S.,H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute |
Maio M.,University of Siena |
Neyns B.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
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Annals of Oncology | Year: 2013
Background: This analysis was carried out to evaluate the long-term survival of patients with metastatic melanoma who received ipilimumab, a fully human monoclonal antibody that binds to cytotoxic T-lymphocyte antigen-4, in clinical trials. Patients and methods: Patients received ipilimumab in one of three completed phase II clinical trials (CA184-008, CA184-022, and CA184-007). Previously treated patients were enrolled in all studies, and treatment-naïve patients were also included in study CA184-007. Patients received ipilimumab at a dose of 10 mg/kg in studies CA184-008 and CA184-007, and at doses of 0.3, 3, or 10 mg/kg in study CA184-022. Ipilimumab was given every 3 weeks for four doses, and eligible patients could receive ipilimumab maintenance therapy every 12 weeks. In study CA184-022, patients could cross over to be retreated with ipilimumab at 10 mg/kg upon disease progression. Ongoing survival follow-up is conducted in a companion study, CA184-025. Results: Four-year survival rates [95% confidence interval (95% CI)] for previously treated patients who received ipilimumab at 0.3, 3, or 10 mg/kg were 13.8% [6.1-22.5], 18.2% [9.5-27.6], and 19.7% [13.4-26.5] to 28.4% [13.9-44.2], respectively. In treatment-naïve patients who received ipilimumab at 10 mg/kg, 4-year survival rates were 37.7% [18.6-57.4] to 49.5% [23.8-75.4]. Conclusions: These results demonstrate durable survival in a significant proportion of patients with metastatic melanoma who received ipilimumab therapy. © The Author 2013. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the European Society for Medical Oncology. All rights reserved. Source
Clinical activity of afatinib (BIBW 2992) in patients with lung adenocarcinoma with mutations in the kinase domain of HER2/neu
De Greve J.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
Teugels E.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
Geers C.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
Decoster L.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
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Lung Cancer | Year: 2012
Human epidermal growth factor receptor (HER)2/neu kinase domain mutations are found in approximately 1-4% of lung adenocarcinomas with a similar phenotype to tumors with epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) mutations. Afatinib is a potent irreversible ErbB family blocker. We determined the tumor genomic status of the EGFR and HER2 genes in non- or light smokers with lung adenocarcinoma in patients who were entered into an exploratory Phase II study with afatinib. Five patients with a non-smoking history and metastatic lung adenocarcinomas bearing mutations in the kinase domain of HER2 gene were identified, three of which were evaluable for response. Objective response was observed in all three patients, even after failure of other EGFR- and/or HER2-targeted treatments; the case histories of these patients are described in this report. These findings suggest that afatinib is a potential novel treatment option for this subgroup of patients, even when other EGFR and HER2 targeting treatments have failed. © 2012 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. Source
Durable remission of inoperable liver metastasis from rectal cancer after hepatic arterial infusion of oxaliplatin and 5-fluorouracil in combination with intravenous cetuximab
van Bael K.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
Aerts M.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
de Ridder M.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
de Greve J.,Oncologisch Centrum UZ Brussel |
And 2 more authors.
Current Oncology | Year: 2011
At diagnosis of a cT3N0M1 adenocarcinoma of the rectum with synchronous inoperable liver metastases, a 59-year-old man was treated with preoperative radiotherapy (5×5 Gy), followed by laparoscopyassisted anterior resection of the rectum with total mesorectal excision. At the first postoperative evaluation, a new lung metastasis was detected. First-line chemotherapy with FOLFIRI (5-fluorouracil, irinotecan, leucovorin) resulted in transient stabilization of the metastatic liver disease. At progression, oxaliplatin and 5-fluorouracil-folinic acid were administered by intrahepatic arterial infusion, in combination with intravenous cetuximab. A partial radiologic response was obtained, with complete metabolic response on fluorodeoxyglucose positron-emission tomography, and normalization of carcinoembryonic antigen values. The solitary lung metastasis was sequentially treated with radiotherapy and resection. Five years after the initial diagnosis, this patient remains free from progression, with residual cystic remnants of the liver metastases visible on conventional computed tomography imaging, but not enhancing with fluorodeoxyglucose positron-emission tomography. © 2011 Multimed Inc. Source


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So hows it going?
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Glad you are working again but you must take more care of yourself (you keep hurting your back etc). Glad to hear the miggy is getting an airing. Do you play Left 4 Dead 1 or 2? I love it and I even get reasonable gameplay on my ADSL. I hope Angel is feeling better too.
p.s. Bloody typical isn't it, I have been working for the last two weeks just over the railway bridge from where you used to live. I could have popped in for a brew or two……
Not surprised it squeals at those revs mate!
I pass your old place several times a week now I'm working in Eastbourne :(, looks like it's changed hands again.
Ahh yes I think I might have meant 1500-2000 got an extra zero there lol.
Sold again or rented again.. Hmm.. oh well.. Such is life