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28-29 August 2008
Play about VHL brain tumor
Providence, RI

 

4-6 September 2008
VHL Medical Symposium
Roskilde, Denmark

 

17-20 September 2008
2nd International
Symposium on
Pheochromocytoma
Cambridge, England, UK

 

20 September 2008
Meeting in Switzerland
Pfäffikon, Switzerland

 

20 September 2008
Meeting in Austria
Linz, Austria

 

10-12 October 2008
German National Meeting
Hannover, Germany

 

Sandusky, Ohio
Fundraiser for VHL at
Cleveland Clinic
October 18, 2008

 

Houston, Texas
VHL Regional Meeting
November 8, 2008

 

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Photos from Paris 

 

See photos of Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe,
Louvre, Cluny, Congress, Gala Dinner, Dining Out

 

 

Don, Peggy, Chris, and Tania with the Eiffel Tower in the background

Left to right: Don and Peggy M., Mississippi; Chris H., Belgium; Tania D., Canada.  We took the Métro to Trocadéro and walked through the Palais de Chaillot, down the promenade and across the Seine River to the Eiffel Tower.  On the tower is a count-down to the Year 2000 -- only 473 days until the Year 2000.

Tania, Peggy, and Chris at the Eiffel Tower

Left to right: Tania D., Canada; Peggy M., Mississippi; Chris H., Belgium.

Inside the Eiffel Tower we were a little soggy, but we persevered.  There was enough visibility to see across the city itself, but you couldn't see out beyond to the countryside.  There are photographs to orient you to what you are viewing from the tower, and it's a good overview and orientation to the city.  Don remarked that the Tower was a very big Erector set.  The elevators are always amazing, traveling diagonally upward along two of the sweeping legs of the tower.  You change at the second platform to a central elevator that travels vertically up to the third platform near the top.