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The importance of maintaining your suspension system
He adds that there is a multitude of shocks in today's vehicles. The air-ride seat may have a shock on it, the cab is an air-ride cab, and there is air-ride suspension.
OEMs can affect the suspension by stretching the frame or putting a dump body or tank on it.
"They'll put different tires on the steer axle and you have to compensate for moving the load from the steer axle to the tandem," says Nash. "Many times, they don't realize what they are doing when they add things to the original design."
Torque rods are wear items that are very important to the way the suspension works and are often overlooked.
"Technicians need to look at the condition because many times, techs will replace other parts and it may have been because of a torque rod problem and not anything else," says Nash.
"It's so important for the technician to get familiar with the suspensions before laying hands on them," says Roger Elkins, product manager for truck, bus and motor home suspensions with The Holland Group in Holland, MI. "Go to the manufacturer's website to tap into the latest version of the maintenance manual. Technicians also need to spend some quality time with that information, and this is especially important for new technicians. When working on suspensions, they need to look at the system as a whole."
Open communication between technicians and drivers goes a long way for preventative maintenance as well as in troubleshooting current problems. If the driver doesn't start the dialogue, it's up to the technician.
Elkins offers that an alleged bushings problem may not be the root cause.
"Track bars keep drive axles centered underneath chassis and aid in steering," he explains. "If it's a rubber-bushed track bar, the rubber bushings wear out and allow the axle to 'walk out' from its position and this puts more wear on the suspension."
He says that technicians would probably just replace the bushings. "What should happen is that they should replace the bushings and the track bar. Suspensions are affected by other systems so technicians need to take a systems approach as the root problem may not obvious. My suggestion is that if technicians bump into a situation where they can't determine a root cause, call the OEM tech lines to help with troubleshooting."
Using genuine parts, not only for fasteners and bushings, but for any replacement parts needed is important to Elkins. "They don't call them genuine for nothing," he says. Elkins advises that keeping to original specifications will keep performance of the suspension consistent. Warranties also can be affected if you do not use genuine parts.
"Techs aren't getting enough training," says Nash. "They don't have enough on suspensions as well as enough training on the myriad of components on the entire vehicle. It's not that they don't want training -- they're overwhelmed with work and it is difficult to be out of the shop. Plus, if you don't work on a product soon after the training, you don't retain the information."
He continues, "We need to rethink and change how we deliver training and information. We need to move to a Just-In-Time training opportunity. Techs don't need hours or days of in-depth training because they probably won't ever use all of the information."
Nash feels the biggest training deficit is on the part of the component supplier. "We're not supplying the information the way the tech needs it," he says. "Some component suppliers are working to change that. The big thing that will help is getting the computer into the shop. Online access right to the service bay will go a long way to improve troubleshooting and maintenance."
"Nobody gets enough training because there is so much equipment to know about," says Elkins. He says The Holland Group has teamed up with Kenworth to develop a training module and workbook for dealer technicians that includes technical drawings, reference charts, and details specific to Holland Group products.
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Performing, communication and visual arts - together in one school.
Overview of our Areas of Study
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"Start a Movement" isn't just a slogan. It's what we expect from our students - we want you to move, innovate, begin, explore and create. Start a Movement today
The Meadows School of the Arts, formally established in 1969 at SMU in Dallas, has achieved prominence as one of the foremost arts education institutions in the United States. Learn more about SMU Meadows
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Centrally located in Winona, Alexander Mansion Historic Bed and Breakfast is convenient to Sugar Loaf and St. Mary's University of Minnesota. This bed & breakfast is within the region of Cedar Valley Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 5 air-conditioned rooms featuring CD players. Your Tempur-Pedic bed comes with down comforters, down blankets...
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Located in Rochester, Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Rochester is minutes from Rochester Campus of Minnesota School of Business and close to Douglas State Trail Head Rochester. This hotel is within the vicinity of Saint Marys Hospital and Silver Lake Park. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Comp...
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Excellent 10.0
Very homey feeling when you walk in, great breakfast and clean.
Nothing... more
Good 7.0
Location was convenient to my destination
Breakfast room upkeep needs improvement as well as monitoring childrenAbout what I expected - hoped for more - but a weekend night and a hotel full of kids ... more
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 66 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very spacious rooms with full kitchens. Clean. Great free breakfast. Free shuttle to Mayo.
Since it's on the north side of town, a taxi to the airport costs about $25-$30 for two people. Damn kids in the room above us. Running and jumping until late at night.... more
Excellent 9.0
room was very nice had a stove, microwave, dishwater, fridge, two rooms, computer desk, FREE INTERNET. The pool was amazing nice side pool for kids with slide and water fall. In adult pool nice double slide. Very good free breakfest hot eggs..etcVery comfortable bed, spacious rooms with nice amenities, and nice pool very good pick! ... more
|Excellent - 226 reviews
With a stay at Hampton Inn Rochester in Rochester, you'll be convenient to Crossroads College and Apache Mall. This hotel is within close proximity of Shops University Square and University of Minnesota-Rochester. Make yourself at home in one of the 103 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to ke...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 226 reviews
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Excellent 10.0
Very Very clean every where in the building.
The Pool area could be bigger.Staff was very friendly and helpful with directions. ... more
Good 7.0
Bed wasn't as comfortable as other Hamptons I have been in.... more
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Our large pool with waterslide will be closed September 8th and will reopen September 15th. The kiddie pool and hot tub will still be up and running. Sorry for the inconvenience. Visiting the Mayo Clinic, Book the Patient, Friends and Family Rate - Promotion Code LKMC. The Ramada Rochester is located 1 block from the Apache Mall and 1 mile from the Mayo C...
Overall Rating - Good - 140 reviews
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Poor 1.0
The staff was extremely rude and our room was not cleaned or new towels offered for three days!... more
Good 7.0
The Ramada offered excellent services - was easy to access off the highway, and could leave the car parked and use the shuttle service to get around Rochester.
I had read other reviews that said the pool area was too cool. They were right! Swimming pool's water was really chilly, and hot tub very hot - so if you went back-and-forth you could even it out :) Exhilarating!!!... more
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An ideal location in Rochester! This full-service Minnesota hotel, near the Mayo Clinic, is located in the historic district of downtown Rochester. The BEST WESTERN PLUS Soldiers Field Tower & Suites is conveniently located in downtown Rochester with easy access to local area attractions, events and business locations. Guests will find the Mayo Clinic, Mayo...
Overall Rating - Good - 87 reviews
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Excellent 10.0
Very clean and accommodating, I love the location because if it's accessibility to everything, they also have a Mayo rate that makes the stay affordable. I highly recommend.
The hot tub/ jacuzzi needs to be maintained better. It was not clean and gave us a rash. The pool however was in excellent condition.... more
Mediocre 4.0
We stayed in a king suite with full kitchen. Be aware that these rooms are located across the street from the main hotel and have separate entrances. I'm not even sure if they had an elevator in these buildings. The front desk also said that smoking rooms are available on the same floors so you may want to avoid if you need completely smoke free. Being across the street made it inconvenient to use any of the hotel amenities, such as the fitness room or pool. The pool was closed while we were there, which was disappointing, because the pool was one of the main reasons we booked there. The worst part of our stay was the awful odor in the room. Stale, old and just overall smelly. Yuck! The couch was also pretty dirty...enough that I didn't really want to sit on it. If you are staying during the summer, the air conditioner is only located in the main area with none in the bedroom. The decor is VERY outdated. Some positives: walking distance from Mayo, very nice park next door with golf, pl... ... more
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With a stay at Kahler Inn and Suites - Mayo Clinic Area, you'll be centrally located in Rochester, steps from Mayo Clinic and minutes from University of Minnesota-Rochester. This hotel is within close proximity of Rochester Civic Theater and Rochester Art Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 271 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-s...
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Okay 5.0
Pro: The Location.
Con: Public areas near pool had too many parties, if you're sick its annoying to hear kids and adults parting past 2am. Called to complain about noise not much done about.The location is what counts when speaking of this hotel. The Kahler Inn & Suites is nothing special except that it is located practically in the Mayo Clinic. ... more
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Location to Clinic. Restaurant. Parking
Bathroom fan.was noisy. Noisy heating system.Convenient., I did not like the heating system. Restaurant and bar in building. Underground parking for a charge was convenient. ... more
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Located in Rochester (Troy - Auburn Hills), Royal Park Hotel is within the vicinity of Oakland University and Palace of Auburn Hills. This 4-star hotel is within the region of Somerset Collection and Freedom Hill Amphitheatre. Make yourself at home in one of the 143 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and CD players. Complimentary wired and wireles...
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Well appointed. LuxuriousGreat place very enjoyable ... more
Good 7.0
Closeness to downtown Rochester. Amenities in the room where also very nice.
It did not have enough amenities outside the room.... more
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Minutes from downtown and across from Olmstead Co Fairgrounds/Graham Park our newly renovated hotel offers complimentary shuttle service Monday-Friday to the Mayo Clinic and downtown Rochester.Enjoy our inviting lobby and cozy library lounge for reading or socializing. And of course, 4 flexible meeting spaces that can accommodate a wide range of functions up...
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Mediocre 4.0
Location. Staff was friendly.
It was THE WORST bed I have ever slept on. The floor may have been more comfortable.Under renovation. Strange construction smells. ... more
Good 7.0
the bed was super comfy
no onsite laundry facility-huge issue for mayo clinic patients who are staying there for more than a couple of days... more
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Aspen Suites was excellent during our 9 night stay. Great facility, great staff and great convenience! The shuttle service to the Mayo clinic was fantastic and a huge benefit. The parking was very handy (and warm) during the frigid season.
Absolutely nothing!Cannot say enough good about our stay at Aspen Suites! It was excellent! ... more
Excellent 9.0
Small but well appointed hotel in a great location with easy access to 52. Almost had a 'boutique hotel' feel. We only stayed one night, but would be the perfect place if you required a longer stay. The breakfast buffet was great! Underground parking!
Unable to check in before 3:00 pmWe would choose this hotel again. Last year we stayed at the neighboring Marriott Courtyard and the staff was so incredibly rude and the hotel was dirty. Aspen Suites is a small gem...you can even order 'room service' from the popular Canadian Honker restaurant next door...a little pricy, but good food! I was pleasantly surprised at how nice the accommodations were here! ... more
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Located in Winona, Village House Inn is in a rural location and within the vicinity of St. Mary's University of Minnesota and Sugar Loaf. Make yourself at home in one of the 4 guestrooms. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access is available. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature com...
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Super 8 hotel located at the junction of Highways 61 and 43 at the base of the Sugar Loaf Bluff in beautiful Winona, Minnesota. Our staff is friendly. We offer Superstart breakfast complete with freshly made hot waffles. Our guests also enjoy benefit of well known Wyndham Rewards Program
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Mediocre 4.0
The location. Front desk employees were very nice.
The cleanliness of the room. Needs some updating. The air conditioner was noisy.... more
Excellent 9.0
easy to find, a decent breakfast. easy location
parking and the it was not a smoke free hotel.I would definiately stay there again. ... more
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Newly Renovated 2007 FREE WIFI High Speed Wireless Internet FREE High Speed Wired Internet. FREE Hot Waffle Breakfast Wheelchair-Accessible Rooms with Roll-in Showers. 16 Outdoor Plug-in Outlets for your Boat Friendly, Smiling and Helpful Staff Awaits Your Stay Enjoy Clean, Comfortable Accommodations . Conveniently Located on the Truck Route to the Mis...
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Polite 2nd shift staff & Breakfast
Yes- It did not have a pool after verifying twice that it did on your website!Then after two calls to pricline to 'fix'... Placed on hold- 'multiple times' then hung up on.... had to call back- Start over!!! This was a Birthday trip- Hotel was choosen for your pool & price- Priceline, Hope you enjoyed that ---! Becuase that is the last of my $$ YOU WILL SEE! ... more
Mediocre 3.0
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20MK a level.
Use of Ki at Level 2.
Ki Transmission at Level 3
Inhumanity at Level 4
Zen at Level..... crap.... 7
(Although you could slap Ki Healing in there at Level 5 and still hit Zen at 7).
But yeah.... you want Zen at 6? It's Use of, Inhumanity and Zen. That's your lot.
(But holy crap, how good is your skill if you're planning on needing Zen by Level 6?! Especially because the mental attributes can go over 10 without even needing Inhumanity. Zen is 440. Damn. Taran's either REEEEEEALLY good, or utterly delusional. I'll let you pick.)


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Shopping >Positively Records
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This place is a diamond in the middle of Levittown. Never ever do I walk out with at least a fistful of wonderful music. $2.99 best of, greatest of, top hits are plentiful, as are rare cuts from famous and local bands. Owner is a busy, busy guy who knows everything there is to know about music. Grab a coffee and plan to spend no less than 1 hour browsing. Grab a handful, spend a few bucks, support the local guy and fill your collection and your ears with whatever you are in the mood for. Been visiting here since I grew up in Indian Creek 30 years ago. Smooch PR. Love you guys.
Grumpy Old Businessman – First thing first, he doesn't even deserve a star! As a single parent with deceased parents who was left with a wide variety of music and movies, I would go there to try and get extra money. I was turned away buy the in my opinion sexiest grumpy old man, saying I brought into much stuff to often, even though he'd never give me over 20.00 for anything, but the man infront of me was able to get 140.00. You need a license to have him buy things from you, if I were to steal things why would I hand in my license? Not only that but how do you go about stealing movies and cds? I'm very unhappy with his service, in my opinion he's a grumpy old man who only does business when he feels like it and if you are a man.
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For many seniors, retirement is far from the end of their working life. It's merely the end of being paid for work. Senior volunteers fill countless important roles: the Meals on Wheels delivery driver, the after-school tutor and Red Cross emergency responder, to name a few. They lend a hand in our hospitals, keep our churches going, help our kids cross the street safely and more.
We want to recognize those great folks in our community who give their time expecting nothing in return. And so we present our Salute to Senior Service campaign. Throughout Feburary and March, you can nominate a senior volunteer for the Senior Hero award at www.SalutetoSeniorService.com. Each nominee will go into the running for a $5,000 donation to their charity of choice, plus one winner from each state will receive a $500 donation.
And whether you're a senior or not, consider volunteering! For their time, volunteers are often rewarded with a renewed sense of purpose, improvement in physical health, and a beefed-up social network.
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Supply & Demand Chain Executive Announces Its 2004 "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100"
Third-annual listing highlights leading supply and demand chain solution providers
Chicago June 23, 2004 Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine, the go-to source for complete knowledge and information on end-to-end supply and demand chain solutions, today announced the third-annual listing of the Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 in its June/July 2004 issue.
Three years ago, Supply & Demand Chain Executive announced its first "100" list of supply chain solution providers, consultants and other organizations that were helping to lead the way in transforming companies' supply and demand chains.
In 2003, the magazine revisited this endeavor to pinpoint the enterprise-wide solutions and consulting organizations that have either continued this pursuit of excellence or are carving out their own niche in this rapidly changing and demanding environment.
And now, in 2004, Supply & Demand Chain Executive continues the tradition of providing its readers with information about organizations that are leading the way in providing solutions and services for enabling supply chain transformation. Recipients of the 2004 "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100" designation are listed below.
"Clearly, much has changed since our original list appeared early in 2001," said Andrew K. Reese, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "With all the ups and downs of the past few years, we've seen any number of solution providers close their doors, get acquired or shift their focus in order to survive. But we've also seen a significant number of providers continue to build up their customer base, build out their offerings and solidify their reputations for offering effective solutions."
Reese added that it is these "supply and demand chain survivors" those that were not booted off the island by market forces that the magazine wanted to highlight with this year's Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100.
"We at Supply & Demand Chain Executive believe that 2004 marks, in many ways, a turning point," Reese said. "Whether in formal interviews or casual conversations with executives working to enable their companies' supply chains, we have detected a shift in their attitudes from the survival mode most frequently encountered in 2002, and from the holding pattern most frequently seen in 2003, to active interest in again tackling, in a practical and systematic way, the concrete issues in organizations' supply and demand chains."
Reese said the shift is slight from a "glass is half empty" to "glass is half full" mentality and no one is suggesting that corporations are going to start throwing buckets of money at their supply chain challenges. "But it nevertheless represents a turn toward a more sanguine, forward-looking psychology," he added.
With this renewed optimism in mind, Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine focused the criteria for the 2004 Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 on many of the very factors that its readers have said matter most as they consider possible solutions to enable their supply and demand chains today.
These practitioners are looking for providers that can demonstrate that they will be around for the long-term, that have relevant industry knowledge and expertise, that address specific pain points in the supply chain, that can demonstrate a return on investment, and that are continuing to drive innovation in their solutions and services offerings.
After receiving nomination forms, the Supply & Demand Chain Executive Editorial Team and Advisory Board culled through them to find the applicants that best fit the above criteria. Final recipients are featured in the cover story of the June/July 2004 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive.
Articles from that issue will be posted online at www.SDCExec.com as of June 30, along with additional information on each of the "100" solution providers.
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The Warwickshire Bears will be looking to overcome the curse of the Twenty20 Cup quarter-final when they take on the Sussex Sharks this evening.
Since finishing runners-up at the inaugural Twenty20 finals day in 2003, Warwickshires fortunes in the short-format have followed a familiar pattern.
Having seemingly done the hard work by getting beyond the group stages in four of the past five years, the Bears have fallen at the first knock-out hurdle.
Ashley Giles side are aiming to lift the last-eight hoodoo at Hove today as, for the second successive year, they have the motivation of the finals day being held on their home turf at Edgbaston.
All-rounder Neil Carter, a veteran of all seven of Warwickshires T20 campaigns and a valuable weapon in the competition, has given his view on his countys track record and the South African believes that leaving the comforts of Edgbaston might actually be a good thing.
We have an obvious problem of not getting any further once we get out of the group stages and it is a bit irritating, said 34-year-old Carter, whose Twenty20 value was highlighted when Middlesex took him on loan last summer to play in the doomed Stanford Super Series.
Its a challenge for us. Weve lost the last two at home, so maybe playing away on this occasion will help us lift that hoodoo.
In the last couple of years we have been in a good position in matches but we havent been able to go on and convert that into wins, but that is something we want to rectify.
With the final being at Edgbaston that is a massive incentive for us, as is a place in the Champions League for the top two and we know that we are just two games away from that.
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300's Zack Snyder brings Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' critically acclaimed comic book Watchmen to the big screen, courtesy of DC Comics and Warner Bros. Pictures. Set in an alternate universe circa 1985, the film's world is a highly unstable one where a nuclear war is imminent between America and Russia. Superheroes have long been made to hang up their tights thanks to the government-sponsored Keene Act, but that all changes with the death of The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), a robust ex-hero commando whose mysterious free fall out a window perks the interest of one of the country's last remaining vigilantes, Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley). His investigation leads him to caution many of his other former costumed colleagues, including Dr. Manhattan, Night Owl (Patrick Wilson), Ozymandias (Matthew Goode), Sally Jupiter (Carla Gugino), and her daughter, The Silk Spectre (Malin Akerman). Heralded for bringing the world of superheroes into the literary world, Watchmen gave the super-powered mythos a real-life grounding that had been missing in mainstream comics to that point. The film adaptation had languished in one form of development hell or another for years after the book's release, with various directors on and off the project, including Terry Gilliam, David Hayter, and Darren Aronofsky, as well as Paul Greengrass, whose eventual dismissal stemmed from budget conflicts with the studio.
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Trial record 1 of 1 for: Evaluating an Anchored Transponder in Lung Cancer Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy
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Evaluating an Anchored Transponder in Lung Cancer Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
Varian Medical
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Varian Medical
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First received: July 12, 2011
Last updated: June 5, 2013
Last verified: June 2013
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The goals of this investigation are to show that patients with implanted anchored transponders can be localized with the Calypso System, that anchored transponder implantation and use are feasible and safe, and that anchored transponders are positionally stable in the small airways of patients with cancer of the lung.
Lung Cancer
Device: Implantation of anchored Beacon transponder in the lung
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
|Official Title:
|Evaluating an Anchored Transponder in Lung Cancer Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Cancer Lung CancerU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Varian Medical:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Localization using the Calypso system. [ Time Frame: 1-2 weeks following implantation ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The primary endpoint of localization will be assessed within approximately 1-2 weeks following implantation at the time radiation treatment is initiated and the ability to localize the target is confirmed. Additionally, participants will be followed for approximately one year after implantation for assessment of safety outcomes.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 2010
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|January 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|January 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Intervention Details:
Device: Implantation of anchored Beacon transponder in the lung
Anchored Beacon transponder has an anchoring feature to secure it in the small airways of the lung.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age ≥ 18 years at time of consent
- Patients planning to undergo radiation therapy for primary or recurrent carcinomas of the lung or cancer that is metastatic to the lung.
- Patients who are to receive 30 Gy or more of external beam radiation therapy.
- Patients who are able to tolerate flexible bronchoscopy.
- Patients with life expectancy of at least 12 months.
- Patients for whom the physician is able to identify suitable implantation sites for the anchored transponders on a recent (within the past 8 weeks) CT scan.
- Patients who are able to comply with the protocol.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with implants in the chest region that contain metal or conductive materials (e.g., metal implants, rods, or plates) which Calypso Medical considers will interfere with the Calypso System's electromagnetic localization.
- Patients with active implanted devices, such as pacemakers, defibrillators, and drug infusion pumps since the effect of the Calypso System operation on these devices is unknown.
- Patients with active infections.
- Patients with bronchiectasis in the lobe of the intended implantation sites.
- Patients with a history of hypersensitivity to nickel.
- Patients whose lung tumors are being monitored with MR imaging (MR imaging of the anchored transponders is safe but yields an image artifact around the anchored transponders).
- Patients with any other medical condition or laboratory value that would, at the discretion of the investigator, preclude the patient from participation in this clinical study.
For clinical study sites in Germany only the following items are additional specific exclusion criteria:
- Positive pregnancy test.
- Patients requiring additional therapies for the lung, such as brachytherapy, electrosurgical procedures, cryoablation and laser vaporization as stated in the Precautions section in the Instructions for Use.
- Patients in whom real-time tracking with the Calypso System is not expected to be possible due to patient size.
- Patients enrolled in any other clinical studies the investigator believes to be in conflict with this investigation.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01396551
|United States, California
|Radiological Associates of Sacramento
|Sacramento, California, United States, 95815
|United States, Florida
|21st century Oncology
|Fort Myers, Florida, United States, 33907
|United States, Missouri
|Washington University
|St.Louis, Missouri, United States
|United States, Oklahoma
|Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA)
|Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
|University of Heidelberg / Thoraxklinik / DKFZ
|Heidelberg, Germany
|South Africa
|Stellenbosch University / Tygerberg Hospital
|Cape Town, South Africa
|University Hospital Basel
|Basel, Switzerland
Sponsors and Collaborators
Varian Medical
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Keywords provided by Varian Medical:
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 17, 2014
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|Responsible Party:
|Varian Medical
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01396551 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|July 12, 2011
|Last Updated:
|June 5, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
South Africa: National Health Research Ethics Council
Switzerland: Swissmedic
Germany: Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices
Keywords provided by Varian Medical:
Anchored Beacon Transponder
Anchored Transponder
Lung cancer
Calypso system
Realtime tracking
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lung Neoplasms
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
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'Hello' Goes a Long Way
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AirVenture NOTAM Now Available
The FAA's handbook for flying to AirVenture, the 2012 Notice to Airmen (NOTAM), has been completed and is now available either in online PDF format or in printed copies available through EAA's membership services department. The 32-page booklet has several changes from the 2011 Oshkosh NOTAM, including VFR and IFR arrival procedures. Download or order your NOTAM copy
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The May edition of The Landings contains features on the Lancair 320 exhaust system and the chapter's Young Eagles efforts (including a salute to a dedicated volunteer pilot), plus much more.
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Technology has changed the way we communicate, and Chapter 240 (Wilmington, Delaware) is on top of the latest innovation by creating its own chapter app for smartphones. Designed, developed, and deployed by its membership, Chapter 240's app joins its Facebook and Twitter pages as new, effective ways to reach members and potential members about chapter activities and promote aviation.
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On the heels of a last-minute regulation issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which poses a serious threat to patients' rights to receive complete and accurate health care information and services, several newspaper editorials are echoing Planned Parenthood Federation of Americas criticism and calling for President-elect Barack Obama to repeal the rule.
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Roughly 200,000 U.S. citizens, federal and state elected officials, medical organizations, and health care advocacy and religious organizations submitted comments opposing the misguided rule. The regulation broadens the scope of existing laws and reaches beyond congressional intent by focusing solely on providers, with absolutely no protections to ensure patients receive critical health care information and services.
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New York Times editorial: A Parting Shot at Womens Rights. Undermining womens reproductive rights and access to health care has been a pervasive theme of the outgoing administration. ... So it was unsurprising, but still dismaying, that the secretary of health and human services, Michael Leavitt, chose to extend that dismal record at the last minute with yet another awful regulation. ... By acting right away to suspend its implementation, President-elect Barack Obama and his choice to succeed Mr. Leavitt, Tom Daschle, can block irresponsible changes that threaten peoples rights and defy the federal governments duty on public health. They should do so, and promptly follow up with a formal rule-making proceeding to rescind the regulation once and for all. And they can get rid of the gag rule.
Hartford Courant editorial: New Rule Hurts Women. The Bush administration has launched an assault on women's rights with an eleventh-hour rule that could keep rape victims from getting emergency contraception. ... It is wrong to deny women legal reproductive services. It should be their choice whether to take emergency contraception or to undergo an abortion or sterilization, and government should not throw up obstacles to such wrenching private decisions. And it is unconscionable for the outgoing president to leave behind a mess that could take months for his successor to clean up. ... But clean it up President-elect Barack Obama must. He should make it a priority to reverse this disruptive regulation.
Minnesota Star Tribune editorial: Politics is at root of 'midnight' rule. Poor policy targets women's access to abortion, birth control. Thanks to opposition from groups such as the American Medical Association, the American Nurses Association and Planned Parenthood, there's been a glaring spotlight on a clumsy new policy from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that clearly targets women's access to abortion and birth control. ... The nation's leading medical organizations have objected to this politically motivated policy for months. They've been joined by at least eight governors and a coalition of 13 attorneys general; four more AGs, including Minnesota's, have registered concerns individually. The Obama administration has significant challenges as it takes office, but striking down this new rule needs to be a priority. Politics don't belong in the exam room.
Albany Times Union editorial: One last battle. Just as abortion rights groups had warned, the new rule now includes access to birth control pills, Plan B emergency contraceptives and other forms of contraception. Health care workers who equate any form of birth control with abortion will be able to refuse to dispense such medication. ... The Bush administration has tampered with enough laws and rights. Blocking access to women's health care, and so disingenuously, should be out of the question.
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It's all but a journalistic commandment: Thou shalt not have a vested interest in the story you're covering. Otherwise, a personal entanglement could color a reporter's neutrality or cloud public perceptions of fairness. An obvious area of concern: when a journalist's relatives or spouse is part of the news.
So what to make of all the family ties between the news media and the Obama administration?
According to the news media, nothing much at all. News organizations say they've worked out the conflicts — real or potential — involving their journalists. But that hasn't stopped a few eyebrows from being raised.
The list of prominent news people with close White House relations includes ABC News President Ben Sherwood, who is the brother of Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, a top national-security adviser to President Obama. His counterpart at CBS, news division president David Rhodes, is the brother of Benjamin Rhodes, a key foreign-policy specialist. CNN's deputy Washington bureau chief, Virginia Moseley, is married to Tom Nides, who until earlier this year was deputy secretary of state under Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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|Trevor Plouffe led the bats with two doubles and a triple while Phil Hughes picked up his first win with the Twins as the offense supported him nicely in Minnesota's 8-3 romp over the Royals on Sunday.More» Plouffe drives in two runs with a double
|In an effort to upgrade their outfield production, the Twins claimed Sam Fuld off waivers from the Athletics on Sunday. Fuld, 32, hit .200 for the A's with two triples, a homer and four RBIs this season. To make room on the 40-man and 25-man roster, the Twins designated outfielder Darin Mastroianni for assignment.More» Fuld lifts two-run homer to extend lead
|If Joe Mauer wants to draw his bat in and lay down a bunt to ignite a rally, it's a small-ball weapon that's perfectly acceptable to Twins manager Ron Gardenhire.More» Mauer lines ball to center, scores Florimon
|The Rays welcome the Twins to Tropicana Field on Tuesday to begin a three-game series. Last season, the Rays held a 6-1 advantage over the Twins, sweeping them in a four-game home series in July before taking two out of three in a September series in Minnesota. David Price will start for the Rays while Kyle Gibson goes for the Twins.More» Gibson blanks Blue Jays over eight innings
|Center fielder Aaron Hicks continues to be a work in progress for the Twins. There have been flashes of brilliance from Hicks, but consistency at the plate continues to be an issue for the 24-year-old, who entered Sunday's series finale against the Royals with a .179 batting average.More» Hicks makes great catch on Moustakas' hit
|Kurt Suzuki loves to strap on the catching gear and work behind the plate. But on those days when the Twins don't ask Suzuki to endure the wear and tear of catching, it's a nice luxury for Minnesota to know he can still help the club as a designated hitter.More» Suzuki belts his first homer of the season
|Kurt Suzuki belted a solo homer and drove in three runs, but it wasn't enough as Kevin Correia labored in a decisive five-run fourth inning in the Twins' 5-4 loss to the Royals on Saturday.More» Suzuki belts his first homer of the season
|Kurt Suzuki got a day off from working behind the plate on Saturday, but he was still in the lineup as the designated hitter -- going 2-for-4 with three RBIs in the Twins' 5-4 loss to the Royals.More» Suzuki belts his first homer of the season
|The timing isn't right for Jason Bartlett to immediately go from playing to instructing, but Twins assistant general manager Rob Antony can envision a day when Bartlett becomes a coach in professional baseball.More» Bartlett's RBI single evens the score
|The Twins entered Saturday's game against the Royals with a 5.04 team ERA. Only the White Sox had a worse ERA among American League clubs, but manager Ron Gardenhire remains confident his pitching staff will find its groove over the long haul.More» Gibson blanks Blue Jays over eight innings
|Ricky Nolasco labored in 5 2/3 innings and the offense was held in check by Royals starter Jason Vargas in the Twins' 5-0 loss on Friday night in the series opener at Kauffman Stadium.More» Dozier makes diving snag, throws out Aoki
|A power-hitting second baseman is a precious commodity and the Twins have one in Brian Dozier. With five home runs through the club's first 15 games, Dozier entered Friday's series opener against the Royals tied with Mike Trout for second place in the American League.More» Dozier crushes a home run to left field
|Jason Kubel was out of the Twins' lineup on Friday, but only because manager Ron Gardenhire wanted to give him some rest with Royals left-hander Jason Vargas on the mound.More» Gordon makes great catch in foul territory
|Major League Baseball on Thursday named Twins star Joe Mauer as the 2014 All-Star Ambassador. In addition, Twins legends Bert Blyleven, Rod Carew, Paul Molitor and Tony Oliva were named as spokesmen of T-Mobile All-Star FanFest.More»MLB chooses Mauer as 2014 All-Star Ambassador
|The Twins rallied for six runs in the eighth inning, with the first three coming on wild pitches, to shock the Blue Jays with a 9-5 win to sweep Thursday's doubleheader at Target Field.More» Twins score six runs in a wild 8th inning
|Despite the coldest game-time temperature in Minnesota baseball history, both the Twins' bats and right-hander Kyle Gibson stayed hot in a 7-0 win over the Blue Jays in the first game of a doubleheader on Thursday at Target Field.More» Gibson blanks Blue Jays over eight innings
|The Twins have shown plenty of patience at the plate this year, as evidenced by the fact that they entered Thursday's doubleheader ranked second in the Majors in walks with 65. Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said he's pleased with the way his players are working counts and having better at-bats than last season.More» Gardenhire on Hughes' tough outing
|The first game of Thursday's doubleheader against the Blue Jays saw the coldest first-pitch temperature in the history of outdoor baseball in Minnesota with a game-time temperature of 31 degrees.More» Record cold temperature in Minnesota
|The Twins recalled infielder Eduardo Nunez from Triple-A Rochester before Game 2 of Thursday's doubleheader as the club's 26th man on the roster.More» Nunez hits an RBI ground-ball single to left
|Phil Hughes cruised through five innings before struggling in the sixth, as the Blue Jays rallied for a five-run inning to hand the Twins a 9-3 loss on Jackie Robinson Day on Tuesday night at Target Field.More» Colabello doubles off the wall, plates run
|The Twins celebrated the 67th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking Major League Baseball's color barrier with a ceremony at Target Field before Tuesday's game against the Blue Jays.More»Twins representatives enjoy Celebrate Diversity Day
|Outfielder Oswaldo Arcia, who is on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to April 5 with a sprained right wrist, received a cortisone shot in his wrist on Tuesday and will rest the next few days before continuing his rehab.More» Arcia's go-ahead triple in the 9th
|Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said he likes having Chris Herrmann on the roster, as it gives him the flexibility to use Josmil Pinto as a designated hitter on days he's not serving as catcher.More» Herrmann nabs Barnes trying to steal second
|With four homers early on this season, Brian Dozier is proving that hitting a team-leading 18 home runs last season was no fluke. But while Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said he's not surprised that his leadoff hitter is supplying power again, he would like to see him improve his batting average and on-base percentage.More» Dozier puts Twins up early with home run
|Can the Twins' offense keep producing at such a high rate? Will their rotation improve? Twins beat reporter Rhett Bollinger answers these questions and more in the latest Inbox.More» Twins score five runs on four hits in 4th
|Kevin Correia cruised through seven scoreless frames and Josmil Pinto belted a two-run go-ahead homer before the Twins rallied with two in the eighth on a Royals error for a 4-3 win on Sunday.More» Royals' error allows Twins to re-take lead
|The results of an MRI and CT scan on Josh Willingham's ailing left wrist were announced on Sunday. While the MRI came back clean, the CT scan revealed a tiny fracture on the wrist.More» Willingham shaken up after being hit on hand
|As manager Ron Gardenhire returned to the Twins' dugout for Sunday's series finale against the Royals, he reflected on his two days away from the team to attend the funeral for Michael Hirschbeck.More»Celebrate Gardy's 1,000th managerial win
|Things may not have looked promising after Jason Kubel hit just .196 during Spring Training. However, he's turned it on once the regular season kicked in. Despite going 0-for-2 in the Twins' 4-3 win over the Royals on Sunday, he's batting .385 with seven RBIs.More» Kubel makes a nice catch near the stands
|Regardless of deep starts from Kyle Gibson on Friday and Ricky Nolasco on Saturday, plus an off-day on Monday, manager Ron Gardenhire plans on sticking with the 13-man pitching staff for the time being.More» Tonkin fans Butler in return to Twins
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If you are getting married, congratulations! You may have already been trawling through the websites of various wedding bands in the search for the perfect band to make your own wedding night celebrations complete. If so, you will have noticed by now that wedding bands in Ireland vary widely in style, presentation, sound and quality. There are big bands and small bands, loud bands and quiet bands, trendy bands and nostalgic bands. There are rock bands, swing bands, country bands, trad' bands, blues bands, soul bands, jazz bands - you name it, there's a band. There are bands that dress up as Abba or The Beatles or Elvis, and there are bands that don't dress up at all and perform in the same jeans and t-shirts they arrived in. All this makes for a very vibrant wedding band scene, but unfortunately, among the myriad of wedding bands performing around Ireland, there are also good bands and there are some not-so-good bands. As well as being informative, one of the aims of this website is to demonstrate that Vegas Nights is not just a good wedding band, but is, in fact, one of the best wedding bands in Ireland. You can rely on Vegas Nights to bring to your wedding the energy and excitement that all great nights have and only the greatest bands can deliver.
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Mayhem at The Mid
Green Velvet and Derrick Carter will be live at The Mid this Friday, April 8th. The Mid, 306 N. Halsted, Chicago, IL. Doors open at 10pm. 312-265-3990. www.themidchicago.com. GET TICKETS
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Green Velvet remixes a new single by Aeroplane - Love My Enemy Mix.
New Music Release
FLASH REMIXES by Cisco Advent, Channel X, Jamie Jones, Mixin Marc, Nicky Romero, & a bonus track by Carl Craig! Available on Beatport.
La La Land Santiago & Bushido Remix Video
We took the original video for La La Land and laid new audio from S&B's new remix with interesting results. Check it out.
Green Velvet at Coachella!
Get your tickets to Coachella 2011 to see Green Velvet on April 17th!
Cajmere Percolator Video
Check out the Chicago style dance video for Cajmere's Percolator Reworked. There are special guests Kid Sister, FootworKINGz, DJ Gantman and Future Funk featured in the new video. Click here to see the pictures from the shoot.


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The Fluvanna Co. boys basketball team is ranked second in the state, in the latest AP AA boys basketball poll. That's up one spot from last week, when the Flucos were third.
The Flucos are currently 13-1 on the season, and still unbeaten at 4-0 in the Jefferson District. They picked up a pair of district wins at Charlottesville and Powhatan last week.
Fluvanna's next game is on Thursday, when the Flucos host Louisa.
The full AP AA boys' basketball top 10:
1. Brunswick (7)
2. Fluvanna
3. Waynesboro
4. Christiansburg
5. Amherst Co.
6. Rockbridge
7. Handley
8. Loudoun Valley
T9. Loudoun Co.
T9. Broadway
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East Bay Bite of the Week: BBQ at Smokey J's
By Molly Gore
Fort Mason Off the Grid Kicks Off 2014 Season
By Lou Bustamante
S.F.'s Longest Food and Drink Lines, Ranked
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East Coast Writer's Lame In-N-Out Takedown
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The Bay Area's Distillery Scene is Taking Off
By Anna Roth
Tamale Lady Opening Brick-and-Mortar in Mission
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I make my living remembering meals, and some of the food I've eaten has stayed delicious in my mind for decades: the first lunch I had at the late, lamented Ritz Old Poodle Dog, downtown, with my father, when I was 6 (lamb chops and scallops); an all-dessert birthday lunch with my mother at the late, lamented Blum's, when I was perhaps 10 (hot fudge sundae and lemon meringue pie); a fancy French dinner at the late, lamented Ondine in Sausalito (tournedos Rossini and Grand Marnier soufflé) when I was around 12. Lots of the most memorable meals have occurred while traveling, of course, the unfamiliarity of the food and the location contributing to the creation of indelible souvenirs: veal cutlets and rosti potatoes in Zurich, truffle risotto and bistecca Fiorentina in Siena, flash-fried shrimp and crab pulled from tanks in Hong Kong.
But none have stayed more fresh for me than the extraordinary meals I had on a serious eating trip to New Orleans with my friends Jeff and John. Lots of planning and horse-trading went into our selection of serious places for dinner and less serious spots for lunch (though the less serious lunches yielded unforgettable experiences: eating numberless oysters in the entirely tiled, refrigerator-chilly confines of Casamento's Oyster Bar; slurping barbecued shrimp in Pascal's Manale; peeling mountains of spicy, cold-boiled crawfish on a scarred wood table in some dive whose name escapes me). We consulted guidebooks, friends, and locals, and supped at Emeril's (long before catchphrases like "Bam!" and "Kick it up a notch" obscured the fact that he is a great chef), Brigtsen's, Bayona, and Commander's Palace, among others. We ate gumbo, jambalaya, red beans and rice, muffulettas at the Central Grocery, beignets and chicory coffee at the Café Du Monde.
As a child, I was fascinated by the lavish meals Frances Parkinson Keyes describes in Dinner at Antoine's: especially oysters Foch (fried oysters atop pâté de foie gras- encrusted toast, napped with Madeira sauce) and roasted duck, covered in a sauce made with the aid of a duck press à la the Tour d'Argent. But Antoine's was not on our list. Nor was Galatoire's (partly because it doesn't take reservations, and we didn't want to devote any portion of our stay to standing in line). But since Antoine's had been around since 1840, and Galatoire's since 1905, I figured I would get my chance.
Seafood salad $18
Crawfish étouffée $21
Louisiana bouillabaisse $26
Shrimp Drago $23
Red beans and rice main $17, side $3
Crawfish grits $4
Bistro menu served in the barroom Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.; fine-dining dinner menu served in the dining room nightly from 5 to 11:15
Reservations accepted
Wheelchair accessible
Parking: difficult
Muni: 12, 15, 41
Noise level: moderate to high
During the past couple of weeks, I was out of town and spending much more time in the dark, with my eyes glued to flickering lights projected on a screen, than anywhere else, including at table. (I think I had four real sit-down meals in two weeks.) But there was a hunger-related litany running through my head: "I've been trying to get back to New Orleans," I thought with sharp pain, "ever since I was there." Not just for the food, of course: I loved the architecture and the streetcars and the music and the Spanish moss, among a lot of other things. (I was somewhat less enamored of voodoo, public drunkenness, and the side of New Orleans viewed on Girls Gone Wild, but nobody's perfect.)
The current impossibility of getting back to New Orleans anytime soon made my hunger for the French- and Spanish-influenced Creole cuisine and the less fancy but equally succulent Cajun cooking even greater. I knew that a New Orleans-based restaurateur had opened an S.F. branch in the old Condor Club in North Beach, and Robert and Gail were able to join me there for dinner the night after I got back to town.
"I don't recognize the place," Robert says as we enter by the door on Broadway, which leads to the more posh, dinner-only room (there's an entrance on Columbus for the more casual room, with nightly live music, a long bar, comfy booths, and an all-day menu described as "casual bistro"). It turns out, much to my surprise, that Robert played in a band at the old Condor a couple of nights a week, decades ago. I don't recognize the place either, but then I was never here before. There are lots of immaculate white tablecloths, metal-armed chairs upholstered in formal-looking brocade, and a long banquette against one wall that looks good to me until I sink down in it and suddenly feel like I'm a kid sitting at the grown-up table. I'm also not fond of the many flat-screen TVs set along the walls, which seem to be playing a DVD of a documentary on New Orleans nightlife, with the sound turned off: the kind that shows on Bravo or A&E. There's also, oddly, a circlet of white, semitransparent material hanging from the ceiling, on which the same DVD is projected.
Luckily we are distracted by the menu, laden with luscious-sounding dishes, made even more dizzying by the spiel we get from one of the managers, recently displaced from New Orleans to Chinatown, and our server. There's a blackboard chalked with the night's fresh fish, both local and sent in from the functioning parts of the gulf. We are tempted by oysters Rockefeller and the even more decadent-sounding oysters bleu cheese (fried and served atop sautéed spinach on French bread, topped with bleu cheese sauce, crumbled Maytag, and crisp bacon), but we go with fried Delta catfish, turtle soup, and seafood salad. We moan as we see the dishes being carried to our table from the kitchen counter; they look so large, but once we take our first bites, we realize that the portions are manageable, because they're so damned tasty.


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Sport Aviation on Your Computer
Digital Edition now online
April 30, 2009 — EAA Members are today being given a "sneak peek" of an exciting new benefit - Sport Aviation Digital Edition, an electronic version of EAA's flagship publication. The preview features the whole May 2009 edition of the magazine, and can be accessed here.
The Sport Aviation Digital Edition is a digital duplicate of the printed magazine. This is an additional benefit being made available at no extra charge to enhance the experience of EAA members – and subscribers will continue to receive their printed versions as before.
For those who have never "flipped through" a digital magazine before, you'll find instructions are included, including a 2-minute tutorial lesson.
Features and Advantages of Sport Aviation Digital Edition:
- Fast delivery: Members will receive their digital edition a week or more ahead of the print version.
- It's portable: You can read the magazine from any computer or other web-enabled device, like a smartphone.
- Read anytime: You can download the entire magazine to your computer and read at your convenience while offline.
- It's easily searchable: You can search the magazine by keyword or phrase.
- Live links: All web and e-mail links are enabled, and will take you directly to a website. This can be especially useful for supplementary information to feature stories as well as advertiser websites. The same goes for e-mail addresses.
- It's easy to read: The interface is simple, elegant, and easy to use. Users can adjust type size, and view in a one- or two-page format.
- Share stories: You can e-mail stories to friends, or post them on your website/blog/social network.
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Boat Ramp with LOTS of Parking
At first glance that's a big boat ramp at the Inland Marina in Evansville, Indiana.
The thing is, it's the parking lot.
As you may have heard, the Ohio River has been flooding for the past week.
The river edge is usually where the second section of walkway can be seen, closest to the camera.
In fact, when the river levels are normal, there isn't a boat ramp at Inland Marina.
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VRBLK3 is the build you should be on to take the OTA - how exactly did it fail?
"...life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I react to it."
Guidelines of Conduct
The only dumb question is the one not asked.
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Sony Reader PRS-505
Win a Sony Reader PRS-5051 December 2009
Reviews & hands-on
Gadgets 4 out of 5
Sony Reader PRS-505 ebook review
We first looked at the Sony Reader (PRS-505) a few months back. We have now lived with the Reader for some time and following the UK launch with the associated Waterstones website behind it, the time seems right to delve a little deeper. We had a good...
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Sony Reader PRS-505 ebook - First Look review
Digital books are finally coming of age having been talked about at great length. But can Sony's offering impress? Pocket-lint got hands-on with the new Sony Reader for a First Look. Wrapped in a leather cover, you could easily mistake the Reader for...


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