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Once Libbie Lindsay first put on her Girl Scout uniform in 1925, she never wanted to take it off.
The oldest living Girl Scout in northern New Jersey, Lindsay, 99, of Lyndhurst, still keeps the khaki knee-length jacket and matching ranger hat in pristine condition.
Her mom was homebound with a weak heart, and her father, the town's sewage superintendent, didn't want his daughter out without adult supervision.
Being a Scout was her ticket to a wider world. She could hike nine miles with her troop from Lyndhurst to Garret Mountain Reservation. She landed her first of many jobs with the Scouts as a camp bugler. "You could be strong, and didn't have to depend on anybody," said Lindsay, who was a record-setting track star in high school and competed at the 1936 Olympic Trials in discus.
The Girl Scouts, who marked their 100th anniversary this year, are still an integral part in the lives of North Jersey girls: One in five girls participate, double the national average.
For Lindsay, who also turns 100 this year, it's a celebration of the 87 years she's been Scouting, the best friends she made and the thousands of girls she influenced as a troop leader.
"On my honor, I will do my best for my country. I never drank, never swore," said Lindsay, as her long, wrinkled fingers gripped a small jewelry box with the collection of Scouting pins she's earned.
In the century since the first group of 18 girls met in Savannah, Ga., the organization's core values and purpose have remained unchanged. Founder Juliette Gordon Low believed that girls should gain life experience in the outdoors and in their communities and have opportunities to lead.
The first Scouts learned how to set a table for four and tie up a robber with an 8-inch cord. Today, in addition to traditional badges such as cooking and baby-sitting, girls can earn badges in website design, entrepreneurial skills and water conservation.
Shanell Pommells, 12, is a member of a troop that meets in the basement of Paterson's Second Baptist Church. Like Lindsay, she became a Scout to try new experiences. Her favorite memories include volunteering in the food pantry at the Father English community center, planting roses and attending camp - which is like Shangri-La for Girl Scouts.
"You learn how to be independent, work well with others, and later on in life it will be with you," Pommells said.
That flexible and pragmatic attitude can be traced to the origins of Girl Scouting.
"Even at the beginning they were quite open, and what I think is most important, they were willing to have a national organization but allow it to have a local flavor," said Susan Miller, a historian at the Rutgers Center for Children and Childhood Studies. Girl Scout troops quickly sprang up in ethnic communities, serving Jewish girls in Philadelphia, and later African-Americans, Mexican-Americans and Native Americans. In 1956, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. praised mixed-race Girl Scout troops as a "force for desegregation."
From the beginning, Low, the founder, set a strong precedent that girls could do anything that boys can do. She had her girls chopping wood, building fires and erecting tents out of ponchos. The early leaders of the Boy Scouts, founded in 1910, disapproved of their counterpart's unfeminine activities and threatened to sue the organization in the 1920s for trademark violation, including use of the word Scout in the name, according to Miller.
"They very much objected to thinking about Scouting in general as something girls could do," Miller said. Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the worldwide boys Scouting movement, envisioned his Scouts as active, adventurous and possessing the survival skills of a soldier.
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The beauty and pageantry of the annual Rose Bowl Parade will long be remembered by Andrew and Virginia (Soule) Nichols of Fredonia, who traveled to Pasadena, Calif., with University of Michigan alumni for the New Year's Day spectacular and the Michigan "Wolverines"/University of Washington football game that followed. The couple, who met while students at the university, described the festivities as "absolutely wonderful."
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Donald F. Higgs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Higgs of 8 Walnut St., Forestville is among the students named to the Dean's List at Canton Agricultural and Technical College for the first semester. Enrolled in the mortuary science curriculum at Canton, the student earned a 4.0 average for the semester. When not attending school, Donald is employed part time at the Riles Funeral Home in Forestville.
Forty years ago - 1973
Dunkirk Elks Lodge 922 will host a "homecoming" to honor Claudius J. Hoefler, Southwestern District vice president of the New York State Elks Association. Music will be provided by the Tony DiRusso orchestra.
Fifty years ago - 1963
The senior class of Dunkirk High School will present a repeat performance of "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay," a three-act comedy directed by Miss Patricia Ann Lynch.


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Of Death Marches, Rain, and Misdirected Envy in Death Valley National Park
The ranger wore a concerned look and a pair of latex gloves. When I tried to approach him he warned me not to come near him. This did not look good.
Softness Continues To Be the Story Across National Park Lodging
Though summer is officially here and the Fourth of July is within sight, there continues to be a softness in the demand for lodging space in the national parks this summer and into the fall.
June 30 is Deadline for Comments on Death Valley Wilderness Stewardship Plan
If you'd like to comment on wilderness resource values and management alternatives in the largest named wilderness in the continental U.S., you've still got time, but you'd better hurry. The deadline for public input on the Death Valley Wilderness Stewardship Plan has been extended to June 30.
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In this summer of economic discontent, businesses that operate lodgings in the National Park System are coming up with their own strategies for luring visitors.
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A spate of fatalities in the national parks this spring sends a sobering message: parks can be dangerous places. But they don't have to be if you remember some simple rules when visiting the parks.
Hiker Dies at Death Valley National Park
Death Valley unfortunately lived up to its name earlier this week, when an Ohio hiker failed to return from a day trip in the park.
Building with Notorious History in Death Valley National Park Burns in Mysterious Fire
Some otherwise ordinary sites achieve notoriety in unlikely ways. That was the case with the Barker Ranch in Death Valley National Park, which burned under mysterious circumstances earlier this week. Its link with history? Charles Manson.
National Park Quiz 53: Castles
Castles here, castles there, castles everywhere. If you know your national park castles, you'll do just fine on this week's quiz. Answers are at the end. If we catch you peeking, we'll make you write on the whiteboard 100 times: "Medieval castle walls have visually distinctive battlements featuring alternating crenels and merlons."
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The National Park Service has been trying to raise its "climate friendly" image in recent months, but it's concerned about the potential impact huge solar power arrays on Western lands could have on national parks.
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Rescue of Injured Woman from Isolated Canyon at Death Valley National Park
A 58-year-old woman sustained serious injuries earlier this week in an isolated canyon at Death Valley National Park. Two rangers on patrol in the area heard calls for help and set a rescue into motion.
Can You Find the Desert Five-Spot In Death Valley National Park?
With all the talk of late about the prospects for a colorful, and plentiful, bloom in Death Valley National Park, let's start talking flowers in earnest. For instance, have you ever seen a Desert Five-Spot in the park?
National Park Quiz 42: Rocks and Minerals
This week's quiz will find out whether you are a rock star. Answers are at the end. If we catch you peeking, we'll give you a sledge hammer and make you turn big rocks into little ones.
Will Recent Storms in Death Valley National Park Fuel A Spring Bloom?
Rain and snow have pelted Death Valley National Park somewhat frequently this winter, which raises the question of whether there will be a tremendous spring bloom in the park?
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Got time for a mid-winter break? Over 60? Then the folks at Furnace Creek Inn and Ranch in Death Valley National Park have a slight break on lodging to offer you.
Deadly Threats You Never Heard of Lurk in Our National Parks
Some deadly diseases you've never heard of lurk in our national parks. It's extremely unlikely that you'll ever be infected, but the odds are not zero. And if you are among of the unfortunate few, may the Good Lord have mercy on you.
Resolved: I'll Visit at Least These Five National Parks in 2009
In the past, my national park visiting has been too intermittent and unfocused for comfort. But this year my New Year's Resolutions are going to provide a sense of purpose and direction. Five parks is a very doable agenda. My list includes three Sure Things, a True Confession, and one Unfinished Business.
Snow Falls in Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park hasn't been immune from the cold, snowy weather of late, as this photo of the Furnace Creek Inn shows.
Musings from Death Valley National Park
Having not played golf in at least 15 years, I couldn't tell if the elevation of the Furnace Creek Golf Course was responsible for my lackluster drives, or whether they were the product of operator failure.
Trails I've Hiked: Golden Canyon, Death Valley National Park
You won't find many long-distance hikes in Death Valley National Park, which probably is a good thing considering how hot it can get during the summer months. But for those looking to stretch their legs, the trail through Golden Canyon is viewed by many as the "to-do" hike in the park.
New Solar Power System Puts This Park in the Forefront of Alternative Energy Use
If you had to select a national park in the United States where solar power could reduce consumption of electricity from traditional energy sources, which one would you choose? In one Western park a major system is already up and running.
Thanks to the California Desert Protection Act, Death Valley National Park is the Biggest Park in the Coterminous U.S.
On October 31, 1994, the California Desert Protection Act redesignated Death Valley from National Monument to National Park and added 1.3 million acres to the new National Park's holdings. In one fell swoop, Congress had transferred bragging rights for "biggest park in the 48-state U.S." from Yellowstone to Death Valley.
The Abandoned Keane Wonder Mine at Death Valley National Park is Too Dangerous to Visit
Citing serious safety hazards, the National Park Service has barred public access to the abandoned Keane Wonder Mine site at Death Valley National Park. The old mine site, which has already claimed one visitor's life, is loaded with hazards of many kinds.
Greening the National Parks: Environmental Achievement Awards Highlight Sustainable Design, Energy-Efficiency, and Recycling
To encourage eco-friendly operations, the National Park Service presents Environmental Achievement Awards each year to parks and concession companies that have excelled in incorporating high environmental standards into their operations. The 2007 awards were presented to Blue Ridge Parkway, Yosemite National Park, Delaware North Companies Parks and Resorts, and Xanterra Parks & Resorts.
Federal Judge Refuses to Let County Cut Highways in Roadless Section of Death Valley National Park
A desire by county officials in California to open roads in roadless areas of Death Valley National Park has been doused by a federal judge, who says the officials missed their opportunity years ago.
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Mr. D's Sports Bar will be closed on Friday February 1, 2013 for a private event. Please go to Arlington Park Trackside on the corner of Wilke Road and Euclid Avenue for all of your sports, racing, and dining needs!
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Handicappers yet to qualify for the 2013 Coast Casino's Horseplayer World Series (HPWS) need not despair. On Saturday, Feb. 2 Trackside Off-Track Betting in Villa Park is offering a last-chance contest to earn a berth to the HPWS. In addition, handicapper Scott McMannis will conduct a seminar beginning at 11:30 a.m.
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Among the bumper crop of welcome new restaurants sprouting up around Harbor East, Fleet Street Kitchen arrives with a promising pedigree. Fleet Street, which opened in September 2012, is the latest entry in a trio of restaurants owned by the Bagby Restaurant Group, a family-run business founded by Sinclair Broadcast Group's David Smith. Smith, for whom restaurateuring is a passion, has staked his company's fortunes on the risky concept of offering three interrelated but distinct dining experiences in one venue (in this case, the eponymous Bagby Building). The overwhelming success of the casual Bagby Pizza Co. and Ten Ten, its next-door bistro, have made it clear that Smith's betting instincts are as sound about restaurants as they are with TV stations.
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Sporting an eclectic look that mixes repurposed, rough-hewn wood and crystal chandeliers with splashes of tartan, Fleet Street feels elegant without being stuffy. Executive chef Chris Becker (formerly of The Wine Market) has fashioned a destination restaurant, where you can nosh on grass-fed burgers and fresh coddies at the bar or indulge in an appetizer of luscious butter-poached lobster in one of the stylish dining rooms.
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A selection of artisanal cocktails provides a fitting preview for attractions to come. Craft cocktails are ubiquitous on menus these days, but Fleet Street's are exceptional. The Warning Shot, for example, is a smoky concoction of pumpkin-infused white whiskey, Americano, chocolate bitters, and salt that hints of holidays and banked winter fires. It's a worthy accompaniment for the buttery rosemary scones and crackling fresh rolls that arrive at the table as soon as you order.
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Entrees are divided nearly evenly among seafood, meat, and fowl. Fish is treated with a deft hand, especially the clever halibut "chowda," a playful version of the New England stew minus the soupy element, its creamy "chowder" white sauce studded with sweet white turnips and delicate pale green elements of pea shoot and celery. The line-caught grouper was just a tad overcooked, but the element it swam in—a combination of clams, briny taggiasca olives, and piquillo-pepper sauce—was supernal. Braised beef short ribs were perfectly cooked, their texture tender enough to carve with a spoon. A mound of rustic farro, a smear of date purée, and roasted heirloom carrots provided perfect counterpoints to the savory beef.
There's only one vegetarian item among the entrees, but it's a stunner. "Crispy farm egg and ricotta gnudi" (that last a sort of inside-out ravioli) sounds fairly straightforward, but the dish is anything but. The aforesaid egg arrives atop a pile of smooth, golf-ball-sized dumplings that look like giant marbles but surprise with a cloudlike texture that melts in the mouth. That egg has been cooked for six minutes, coated with panko crumbs, and flash fried so that the crisp exterior yields to a warm, slightly runny egg yolk that mingles with the tender dumplings. It's a dish even a meat eater will fall in love with.
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David Martin
- Senior Historic Buildings Officer, Archaeology South-East
Research Interests
- Medieval and early post-medieval building construction in S.E. England, with particular emphisis on houses and farm buildings, pre 1750
- Medieval and early post-medieval buildings in their historical and landscape contexts
- Houses as homes: their contents and use
- Standing building recording and analysis for the purposes of research and conservation
Professional Skills
- Quantity Surveyor
- Building Surveyor
- Interpretation and analysis of Historic Buildings in S.E. England
- Conservation and archaeological advice relating to the sympathetic, non-destructive reuse and adaptation of listed buildings
Career Summary
- 1992 -Senior Historic Buildings Officer, Archaeology South-East (UCL Institute of Archaeology).
- 1971-1992 - Director, Rape of Hastings Architectural Survey & Building Surveyor, Cogley Bros Ltd.
- 1966-1971 - Building Surveyor, William Ellis (Etchingham) Ltd.
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- Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London.
- Member of the Institute of Field Archaeologists
- Member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation
- President of the Vernacular Architecture Group, 1999-2001
- Tonbridge Civic Society award, 2005, for research relating to Tonbridge Castle Gatehouse
- Sussex Heritage Person of the Year (2006), award sponsored by West Sussex County Council
Key Projects
- Rape of Hastings Architectural Survey;
A study of the social and economic history of medieval East Sussex based on the evidence of more than 1150 individual interpretative surveys of houses earlier than circa 1750. - Winchelsea, Sussex:
A major re-assessment of the documentary and physical evidence of Edward I's planned town of Winchelsea, jointly funded by English Heritage, National Trust and East Sussex County Council. - Falmer Court Barn, Falmer, E. Sussex:
Detailed archaeological interpretative survey of a major multi-period aisled barn. Commissioned by English Heritage. - Topographical Survey of various parishes in E. Sussex:
Detailed documentary and architectural study of eighteen parishes for the Sussex Archaeological Society, East Sussex County Council and others. - Survey of the Town Wall, Hastings, E. Sussex:
Detailed architectural and historical interpretative survey of the remains and environs of Hastings Town Wall, commissioned jointly by Hastings Borough Council and English Heritage. - Headstone Manor, Pinner, Middlesex:
Detailed archaeological interpretative survey of the early timber frame of c1320 at Headstone Manor, in advance of extensive repairs. Commissioned by London Borough of Harrow. - The Gatehouse, Tonbridge Castle, Kent:
Intensive interpretative recording of the 13th-century gatehouse at Tonbridge Castle, to inform Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council and their agents as to the significance and original form as a prelude to limited reinstatement and display to the public. Commissioned by Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council. - Westenhanger Castle, Stanford, Kent:
Intensive interpretative recording of the remains of the 14th-century (and later) fortified manor house and outbuildings known as Westenhanger Castle as a prelude to extensive restoration and consolidation, with further work during conservation work. Commissioned by G Forge (Civil Engineering) Ltd, grant aided by English Heritage. (Ongoing) - Wilmington Priory,Sussex:
A programme of archaeological recording commissioned by The Landmark Trust, in conjunction with English Heritage. An initial interpretation of the entire, very complex multi-phased monument aimed at informing the proposed programme of conservation work and alteration, with follow-on enhancement by detailed watching briefs and below-ground excavation. - Hastings Castle, Sussex:
Commissioned by Hastings Borough Council. A re-assessment of the monument, including outline context recording. Purpose - to aid re-interpretation of the monument to the public and to assist in the management of the monument.
- Martin, D and Martin B forthcoming Farm Buildings of the Weald, 1450-1750. Heritage Marketing and Publications
- Martin, D and Martin B 2004 New Winchelsea, Sussex: A Medieval Port Town, Field Archaeology Unit Monograph No. 2, Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Heritage Marketing and Publications 2004
- Martin, D 2003 'Winchelsea - A Royal Town' in Archaeology in Sussex to 2000
- Martin, D 2003 'The Configuration of Inner Rooms and Chambers in the Transitional Houses of Eastern Sussex' in Vernacular Architecture 34
- Martin, D and Martin B 2001 'Westenhanger Castle - A Revised Interpretation' in Archaeologia Cantiana 121, 203-236
- Martin, D and Martin B 2001 'Detached Kitchens or Adjoining Houses? - A Response' in Vernacular Architecture 32, 20-33
- Martin, D 2001 'Forgotten buildings: detached kitchens in Southeast England' in Archaeology International
- Martin, D 2000 'End Reversal during the Conversion of Medieval Houses in Sussex' in Vernacular Architecture 31, 26-31
- Martin, D 1999 'Medieval Winchelsea' in B Short and K Leslie (eds) Historical Atlas of Sussex
- Martin, D and Martin B 1999 'Adapting Houses to Changing Needs: Multi-phased Medieval and Transitional Houses in Eastern Sussex' SAC 137, 121-132
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The initiative aims to give participants knowledge of digital disciplines within a real life marketing brief and will take place at the IDM in Teddington, South London, from the 24th to 28th June. During the week, students will visit a top London marketing agency, network with influential industry professionals and explore the range of careers available within marketing.
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Susan Hallam, CEO of Hallam Internet, will teach the search engine optimisation (SEO) element of the course.
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The Denver Post is reporting that the Denver Nuggets have expressed interest in Kevin Garnett. Unfortunately for the Nuggets, this feeling is a one way street:Through his representatives, Garnett has let it be known he has no current interest in the Nuggets.No surprise there, as the article goes on to call Denver a "fly-over city" and not a desirable destination for most NBA talent.But, here in fantasy-land, lets play out this potential scenario. Who would the Celtics be asking for in return? George Karl seems to have fallen out of love with Kenneth Faried, as 'The Manimal' has been sitting out in crunch time in favor of two point-guard set featuring Andre Miller and Ty Lawson. Denver does have to young talent the Celtics are looking for: Lawson, Faried, Gallinari, Chandler, and McGee (ok maybe a stretch). They also have a plethora of true centers in Koufos, McGee, and Mozgov. It is unclear as to what combination of any of these players would interest Boston, but there Denver ...
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This Sunday?s race at Atlanta Motorspeedway was by far the greatest race experience I have ever had. I have been to about 20 cup races and 35 or 40 total races in my life. I was fortunate enough to purchase tickets for Atlanta the day after the Daytona 500. I did not get the $1 tickets but I did get ?Buy 1 get 1 for $1.? My total cost for 2 tickets: $96 and change. I was driving from about 250 miles away so I had a quandary: Should I leave my house Sunday morning around 2-3 AM or drive down Saturday evening and rent a hotel. I began looking on expedia and found several hotels by the Atlanta airport. I ended up staying at a Days in for $60. I woke up the next morning feeling refreshed, had a cup of coffee, took a shower, and headed to the track around 730 am local time. The drive was about 25 miles and we got to the track in just over 30 minutes. We positioned our car in the parking lot so all we had to do was hop a curb and be on the road after the race was over (which was a SMART MOVE). As we were leaving our car, I ran into Adam, who is better known as @aaronssports. It was dumb-luck really, but we talked for 10 or so minutes as we walked to the track. Once we got to the track, it was game on for me, my blackberry, and twitter! As many of my followers know, I was extremely fortunate and LUCKY at Atlanta. In all, I got to meet Landon Cassill and several writers from different media outlets; won a signed Kyle Busch pit cap, won a bunch of free sprint stuff and got to meet Miss Sprint Cup, got the guy at the Jr Motorsport rig to give me 12 Landon Cassill National Guard hats, got a signed home depot gift card from Joey Logano, and a big NASCAR flag from Chris Smith of Rubbinsracing.com. In all, my friend and I splitting costs spent less than $100 each for an entire day of racing and meeting people! On top of that, the race was fantastic! After the race was over, we briskly walked out of the track, got in the truck, and beat most of the traffic.
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Meanwhile, health concerns were allayed somewhat when Indian Valley Medical Clinic manager John Evans said there had been no spike or significant change in the number of episodes of stomach disorders this summer.
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Victorian Children's Lit
4 sem. hrs. Prereq.: ENGL 199 or ENGL 210 and junior standing. Examines the wide variety of Victorian literature written for children, from fairy tales and nonsense verse to didactic fiction and the bildungsroman. Authors studied may include Lewis Carroll, Charles Kingsley, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Dinah Mulock Craik, Christina Rossetti, Robert Louis Stevenson, Charlotte Mary Yonge, and Rudyard Kipling.
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State Historic Tax Credit bill introduced in Illinois House of Representatives
An economic study prepared by the University of Illinois Springfield for Landmarks Illinois demonstrates that a statewide historic tax credit would help rehabilitate dozens of historic buildings, pay for itself without a hit to the state budget, and create hundreds of jobs across the state. The study prompted the introduction of HB4533 by Representative Frank Mautino (D-Spring Valley) on February 4, 2014, to support the creation of a statewide historic tax credit. Its counterpart, SB336, sponsored by Senator Andy Manar (D-Bunker Hill), passed the State Senate on April 24, 2013, with a resounding vote of 46-8. [more]
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This year's nine award winners exemplify successful adaptive use and restoration projects as well as outstanding advocacy and education efforts. From an historic trail to a soaring 1920s skyscraper, each project demonstrates a commitment to excellence and the transformative impact of historic preservation. The 19th annual Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Preservation Awards will be presented on October 26 at a reception at the landmark InterContinental Chicago.
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Hypericum vs Fluoxetine for Mild to Moderate Adolescent Depression
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Last updated: June 23, 2011
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The study is a pilot study where adolescents 12 - 18 years of age with mild to moderate depression will be randomized to receive either hypericum 250mg twice daily or fluoxetine 10mg daily increased to 20mg daily after 1 week and the option to increase to 40mg daily after 4 weeks. Patients will be treated for a total of 8 weeks. Efficacy will be measured using the CDRS-R, BDI-II and the CGI scales. Safety parameters include blood tests, urinalysis and ECG.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Depression |
Drug: hypericum Drug: fluoxetine |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Open-labeled Randomized Comparative Study of the Efficacy and Tolerability of Two Times Daily 250mg Hypericum Versus Once Daily 20 - 40 mg Fluoxetine in Adolescent Patients With Mild to Moderate Depression |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Rate of clinical response (defined by CDRS-R < 28) at the final/withdrawal visit [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Percentage of patients with a decrease of CDRS-R score > 30 points from baseline [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Final mean CDRS-R score [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Change in CDRS-R score [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Time to clinical response [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 30 |
Study Start Date: | January 2009 |
Study Completion Date: | November 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | November 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: A
hypericum 250mg tablets twice daily for 8 weeks
Drug: hypericum
250mg tablets twice daily for 8 weeks
Other Name: Remotiv
Active Comparator: B
fluoxetine 20mg - 40mg daily for 8 weeks
Drug: fluoxetine
20mg - 40mg daily for 8 weeks
Ages Eligible for Study: | 12 Years to 18 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Signed informed consent
- Adolescents aged 12 to 18 years
- Patients meeting the criteria for mild to moderate depression according to the DSM-IV scale
- Physical and laboratory examination at baseline compatible with study criteria
- ECG at baseline compatible with study criteria
- Score of at least 40 on the Children's Depression Rating Scale - Revised (CDRS-R) at baseline
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with psychosis, bi-polar disease, schizophrenia or significant developmental disorder
- Patients with epilepsy
- Patients with a history of alcohol or substance abuse in the past year
- Initiation of psychotherapy or behavioral therapy in the 2 months prior to screening or during the study.
- Patients who have previously failed to respond to SSRI's or SRNI's
- Patients who have been treated with antidepressants within 2 weeks of screening (4 weeks if fluoxetine)
- Patients with a contraindication to taking either Remotiv or fluoxetine or taking medication contraindicated when taking Remotiv or fluoxetine
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00557427
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Schneider Children's Medical Center of Israel | |
Petach Tikva, Israel |
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Rafa Laboratories
Principal Investigator: | Alan Apter, MD | Director, child and adolescent division, Schneider Children's Hospital of Israel, Chairman Dept. of Psychiatry Sackler School of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University |
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 11, 2014
Responsible Party: | Roy L. Mellovitz, Rafa Laboratories Ltd. |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00557427 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | REM-1/MDA, REM-1/MDA |
Study First Received: | November 13, 2007 |
Last Updated: | June 23, 2011 |
Health Authority: | Israel: Ministry of Health |
Keywords provided by Rafa Laboratories:
mild to moderate depression according to the DSM-IV scale |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Depression Depressive Disorder Behavioral Symptoms Mood Disorders Mental Disorders Fluoxetine Serotonin Uptake Inhibitors Neurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors Neurotransmitter Agents |
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Pharmacologic Actions Serotonin Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Antidepressive Agents, Second-Generation Antidepressive Agents Psychotropic Drugs Central Nervous System Agents Therapeutic Uses |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 11, 2014


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Arizona State Sun Devils Gear
Arizona State Sun Devils Accessories
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Product ID: 1092310
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People say diamonds are a girl's best friend, but that saying doesn't apply to a die-hard Arizona State Sun Devils fan like you. For you, diamonds come second to your favorite school! Now, if only you could mix your love for all things bling and your favorite team. Oh wait...you can! Top off your game day outfit with some dazzling Arizona State spirit when you sport this Round Crystal necklace. It measures approximately 18 inches in length and features the team logo surrounded by sparkling rhinestone accents, so you can cheer on the Sun Devils with stunning team appeal!
- Acrylic logo inlay
- Necklace measures approximately 18" in length
- Rhinestone accents
- Lobster claw closure
- Imported
- Officially licensed collegiate product
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