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Dreamer to Play Holiday Battle of the Bands at the Middle East in Cambridge, 12/9
Rhode Island-based rockers Dreamer have announced a special performance at The Holiday Battle of the Bands at The Middle East Nigfhtclub in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Dreamer are currently touring to promote their debut album, Turn It Up. Turn It Up features ten tracks filled with razor-sharp hooks, radio friendly melodies and a heavy metal wallop that can satisfy the most demanding headbanger. Renowned for their high energy live shows at venues across New England, the band has opened for bands such as All That Remains, Burn Halo, Candlebox, Firewind, Hawthorne Heights, Hollywood Undead, Lynch Mob, Saliva and Saving Abel.
The event will be presented by Sinizstar Promotions and Entertainment and take place on December, 9, 2012. Doors open at 7pm and admission is $10.00. This is an 18+ event. The Middle East Nightclub is located at 472-480 Massachusetts Avenue. For more information, go to www.mideastclub.com.
Dreamer began in the fall of 2010 when both the founding members of Last One Standing, Christian and Nathan Shields, decided that a major change was needed to their music project. The brothers began writing music and producing a sound that was heavier than their previous songs. The tracks on Turn It Up include the first song on the album "Way It Feels," a hard rock anthem to a 350 Chevy ; "Sex Rocks," a tune about looking for girls and taking them home; the inspirational hard rock ballad, "Live For Today," and Dreamer's anthem, "Turn It Up."
Dreamer is Christian Shields - Lead Vocals/Guitar, Nathan Shields - Drums/Vocals, Jake Bizarre - Lead Guitar/Vocals and Nathan Andreadi - Bass / Vocals. All lyrics and music written by Christian Shields and Nathan Shields. Turn It Up was produced by Anthony Santo at Westfall Recording and co-produced by Michael Gaudiello and Dreamer.
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The controversy surrounding the "liquor mafia issue", which received the attention of the Andhra Pradesh High Court too, has put the qualms on the ruling Congress. The major controversy not enough that it had put the Congress in an embarrassing situation, but also has embarked as a vindictive approach, as reported by a few involved. The Anti Corruption Bureau which has suddenly awakened to investigate the discrepancies claims to have seized substantial evidence against many Excise officials and some leading politicians. Sources fear that many Ministers in the ruling cabinet also could figure in the list.
The recent raids conducted by the ACB in Srikakulam, East Godavari, Kadapa, Kurnool, Nellore and Chittoor listed 2000 shops. But the shocking news is that of this over 1100 shops are held by people who possessed White Ration Cards ideally issued by the Government to people living below the poverty line. That simply means more than 50 percent and how the scales will tilt when the whole state is checked for discrepancies in this issue. Alarming!!!
So how did these people get access to such shops and how could they pull up finances for such ventures. If so why were they living still in those dilapidated conditions. But the larger controversy that looms over this issue in particular is at least do these people know that they were own the shop. All these questions need be answered only by the concerned. If all these are over the last big missile is who is running the racquet and how benami's will be dealt.
Too many questions as this particular case is concerned and I suppose this is the only major case in the country which needs the testimony of so many people. As the trade has too many participants on the whole. Can this mammoth exercise be completed, if so how long. The critics are posing the various questions that are running in the minds of the common man, who has no way to vent his feeling. (With inputs from internet: AarKay)
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Villa, 4 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 3.5 Baths, (Sleeps 8-10)
Spacious 4 BR, 3.5 BA 2,500+ SF triple-lot waterfront home is perfectly located less than a quarter mile from the Yacht Club Beach and Marina with a 90' dock and direct bridge-free access to the Gulf only 1/2 mile away.
This is a great home for a large family, a couple of families or the longer term visitor who want to be able to host guests in style and comfort without sacrificing privacy. Great for grandparents with grown/grand children or a golfing foursome. Or just a single family that wants some room to spread out and relax, too.
Features include:
Bedrooms: Split bedroom plan with 2 master suites.
MBR1: King, with 9' pocketed sliding glass doors to a shaded private seating area. Romantic French Provincial bedroom set with tropical flavor. 32' Toshiba HDTV.
Master Bath 1 includes Jacuzzi, large tiled shower, dual lavatories, make-up area, private toilet and bidet, tons of storage and more.
MBR 2: King with 8' sliding glass doors to Lanai dining, 32' Toshiba HDTV.
Master Bath 2 includes dual lavatories, 9' closet space, private toilet and shower area.
Queen BR: Queen bed with beautiful wicker set.
Twin Room: "This End Up" twin set, can be set up either as twins or joined with 'ComfortFoam' topper for another 'King'. Includes dresser and two "Classic Cubbies".
Futon Room: Just outside the Twin Room is Futon Room. The double sized futon provides overflow sleeping or a quiet reading nook.
Pool: Large (15 x 30), electric heated western exposure pool with 8' deep end, expansive screened and landscaped lanai, hammock, Weber grill, separate pool bathroom and more.
Kitchen: The fully equipped kitchen with all the gadgets from blender to crab forks overlooks the pool and the shaded lanai dining area with a pass thru window and bar.
Family Room and Living Room: Separate spacious family and living rooms will accommodate both active and quiet activities simultaneously. Both feature 57' widescreen TV's w/ Blu-Ray DVD players.
Dining: Seating for 8 in the main dining area with additional for 4-10+ more in the breakfast nook and on the lanai. Perfect setup for entertaining.
Breakfast Nook: Seats 4-6 with sliders to pool on 2 sides. Breakfast table flips to chess/checker board or lift it off for a green felted card table with chips and cards in the family room coffee table drawer.
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There are 10 private schools in Neptune, NJ, serving 1,094 students.
Minority enrollment is 45% of the student body, which is more than the NJ state average of 28%.
The student:teacher ratio of 13:1 is higher than the state private school average of 10:1.
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NeptuneChildrens Center Of Monmouth County
1115 Green Grove Rd
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)922-0228Special Education School395 students | Gr. PK
NeptuneCollingwood Park SDA School
276 Shark River Road
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)922-4286(Seventh-Day Adventist)13 students | Gr. NS-8
NeptuneCorporate Toddlers
4900 State Highway 33
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)919-0949Daycare / Preschool85 students | Gr. K
NeptuneHoly Innocents Elementary School
3455 W Bangs Ave
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)922-3141(Roman Catholic)167 students | Gr. PK-8
NeptuneJersey Shore Medical Center
1945 Route 33
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)776-4400Daycare / Preschool34 students | Gr. PK-K
NeptuneKiddie Academy
3443 Rt 66
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)918-8400Daycare / Preschool146 students | Gr. K
NeptuneLittle People At Work
500 Neptune Blvd
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)776-7111Daycare / Preschool155 students | Gr. PK-K
NeptuneLiving Word Christian Academy
81 State Route 35 N
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)775-1947Daycare / Preschool (Christian)23 students | Gr. NS-PK
NeptuneMontessori Academy Of New Jersey
3504 Asbury Ave
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)922-9171Montessori School4 students | Gr. PK-KG
NeptuneSummer Hill Pre School Inc
1107 Gully Road
Neptune, NJ, 07753
(732)681-3483Montessori School72 students | Gr. PK-K
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Madbury trio charged with murder said to be friends with victim
From left, Zachary Pinette, Michael Tatum, and Tristan Wolusky.
State police arrested the three after a round-the-clock investigation that began last Saturday morning with several law enforcement agencies in New Hampshire and Maine, said Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery Strelzin, chief of the state's homicide unit.
The three were ordered held without bail on Thursday by Judge Stephen Morrison during their arraignments in 7th Circuit Court, Dover Division.
Strelzin would not say where the murder occurred on the property.
Pinette is accused of driving Wolusky and Tatum from a location in Maine to the Madbury house, according to a court complaint. Pinette was allegedly holding a machete while Tatum and Wolusky were armed with knives, stabbing Wilkinson, the complaint says. Wilkinson was also stabbed with the machete at some point, state police said.
"He would hang out with them," said Chris Cote, 19, of Dover, a longtime friend Wilkinson's. "He would skate with them. They were his friends, but apparently not."
"I think it's jealousy," he said. "I think he finally got a really good-looking girl and they got jealous."
"They wanted him to suffer slowly and they succeeded," Cote added.
Staff and administrators at Great Bay Charter School, where Wilkinson once attended school, described him as a sweet soul with a quick smile and an eagerness to share his prowess on the skateboard with anyone who wanted to learn.
"I don't know why they would want to hurt somebody who was just a kind, kind, kind boy," Clark added.
Wilkinson attended the charter school for three years beginning in his sophomore year, Clark said. He previously attended Dover public schools, she said.
Clark said she didn't know why Wilkinson withdrew from the charter school in April, so close to graduation.
They will present it to Wilkinson's father, Paul R. Carroll, Friday night at a candlelight vigil at which they are planning to celebrate their friend's life. The vigil will be held from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Swasey Park in Exeter.
Carroll thanked all the police agencies involved in the two-state investigation and the state Attorney General's Office.
"I tip my hat to these people for their professionalism and their compassion. They're excellent," Carroll said.
According to the New Hampshire court system, none of the three suspects has a criminal record.
Only Wolusky has a prior offense, which was a 2009 violation-level charge for possession of tobacco by a minor. He pleaded guilty and was ordered to perform five days of community service.
The three suspects, who entered no plea in court Thursday, are facing the possibility of life without parole if they are convicted by a jury. A probable cause hearing for the trio is set for July 14.
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The syrup will begin to thicken and become syrupy as it heats keep and eye on it at this stage.
As it starts to tinge a little amber in colour remove from the stove and allow to darken further off the heat.
Pour into the flan mould and reserve aside.
Mix the yolks, milks and vanilla in a bowl, be carefull not to aerate or create bubbles.
Pour into the mould ontop of the caramel.
Place into a water bath, fill the half way up the mould with hot water.
Place in a pre heated oven at 150°c for 35 minutes or until when tapped the custard will only wobble once.
Pierce the centre of the custard with a knife if it comes out clean remove from the oven.
Cool and refrigerate until totally cold.
Run a knife around the edge of the mould and invert the flan dish over a plate.
The custard will come out of the mould easily if the air is released.
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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
We had a very eventful Halloween this year...starting with a kid puking non-stop starting early Halloween morning. He was able to get in on the pumpkin "carving" fun the night before at least!
Poor B had to miss the Halloween party & costume parade at school, and trick-or-treating. He was devastated. He watched the other boys get ready in the morning, and I could tell he was so sad, but he didn't even feel good enough to complain.
Thankfully he was fully recovered by Sunday (and no one else got it!!), when we had a Cub Scout Halloween party, so he at least got to wear his costume once!
John and I got to have a little bit of fun this weekend too! You know...besides changing sheets and washing everything in the entire house. We got to go watch the George Fox vs. Whitworth football game. This is Fox's first year with a football team, and we had fun watching, despite the rain. And despite the fact that they lost!
After that, we headed to our friend's surprise birthday party - we stayed a nice long time and ate our full of sushi thanks to the boys spending the night with Grandma. A pretty good weekend! But so packed that of course I felt more tired after the weekend than going into it...
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Monday, October 27, 2014
With the cold weather, wind, and crazy amount of leaves on the ground, there is no denying it: Fall!
Our morning rides to school have been CHILLY, but we'll be riding as long as we can - hopefully right up until the snow hits! I had to break out the winter coats last week though...brrrrr!
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Sunday, October 26, 2014
The End
The The boys had their last soccer games! P & B finished with a win on Saturday, and Archher's last game was the week before. I was very ready for soccer to be over. I know it's a pretty short season, but having 3 boys playing makes it seem like never-ending soccer games. Add to it the fact that John was coaching Archer's team, and it felt like we were always at a soccer event (and if we weren't, it was cub scouts!).
We had fun parties for the boys' teams at the pizza place down the street from our house. We discovered that they do 2 free large pizzas for the teams, so it was a no brainer for us! Of course we ended up buying gluten free pizza for Arch and me, but it still was a pretty nice deal for the team to be provided with pizza.
I'm glad to be done with soccer for sure, but the boys all had such a fun season, and we really couldn't have asked for better weather for a Fall soccer season! It was a little cold towards the end, but the games were never rained on which is amazing! I loved how much my boys all improved this season. P & B really took things pretty seriously and hustled like crazy on the field (but still did a great job at showing good sportsmanship, which made me happy!), and Arch managed to always have fun (or at least look like he was having fun, even if he was cold, or tired, or whatever else a 5 year old complains of!). So, I'm glad it's over, but I'm also glad we had another successful soccer season!
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Friday, October 10, 2014
Just a Photo Dump
I realized how incredibly far behind I was on blogging as I was trying to delete pics off my phone. There are so many I want to keep, but they will only be kept if I blog them, and print a blog book. Because I'm such a great scrapbook-er, obviously. I still haven't gotten the rest of our trip pictures up, but since they aren't on my phone, it will have to wait for another day!
And while we were down at the farm, I decided to dress the boys up nicely and take some pictures (since I was too cheap to buy school pictures, but I really wanted some updated photos for our wall!). I think they turned out pretty well, for an amateur anyway. :)
So, the trip was good. Our freezer is stocked with beef. And we are back to a busy-busy-busy week. I'm ready for things to slow down a bit!
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
While cuddling with Archer this morning...
A: Mom, what if you had never gotten married?
Me: well, then I wouldn't have you and that would be sad!
A: Oh, right, because Dad needs to be there to catch the babies.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Costa Maya & Cozumel
Just a few straggler pictures from our stops in Mexico. These were definitely our least favorite stops...Costa Maya seemed like such a touristy place that they kinda force you to do what they want you to do. We ended up at a nice little "beach club" place, with a decent beach and cabanas, but the bus didn't stop where it was supposed to so we had to hike there. If I hadn't done some research before hand, we probably would've ended up at a pricier place near the bus stop. We enjoyed a beach day, nonetheless...the kids especially!
I'm pretty sure I took most of the pics from Costa Maya on my phone!
By the time we got to Cozumel, we were all pretty tired. The kids begged to stay on the boat, so we checked them into the Kid's Club and headed out. We were totally not impressed. It seemed nice enough, and we ate at a delicious restaurant, but it was all shopping. Blah. So we spent a total of probably 3 hours on shore, and then we went back to relax on the boat!
Archer with his binoculars
And the last few straggler pics, from the boat:
Archer zonked out in bed, under the awesome monkey our housekeeper made. She was super sweet, and left the boys lots of fun things to find!
Sunset from our room...it doesn't look super spectacular in the picture, but I'm guessing it was MUCH better in real life!
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He called the work a Rondo. The form is a free adaptation of the classical A-B-A-C-A rondo form. Two themes, or fragments of theme, represent Till. The first is heard on the strings in the quiet opening under which Strauss in later years wrote the words 'Once upon a time there was a roguish jester'. This is followed by a phrase on the horn (one of the most famous solo passages in the instrument's repertoire) which, said Strauss, means 'whose name was Till Eulenspiegel'. These two motifs unify and dominate the whole work. The second is built to a climax which shows Till in his full colours, cocking a snook on the shrill D clarinet. 'He was a wicked goblin', Strauss wrote under this phrase.
After this exposition there is a section portraying no particular incident. Strauss plays about with the themes, displaying a superb lightness of humour and touch, qualities which were not prevalent in German music of this date. The first episode begins with a flourish of clarinets and a cymbal smash. Till rides through the market square, scattering people and produce, and escapes (trombones) in the confusion, 'off and away in seven-league boots' (all these quoted descriptions are Strauss's own). A pause. Till, concealed in a mouse-hole, warily looks to see if he is unobserved and cautiously (minor seconds) escapes into his next adventure.
'Dressed as a cleric he oozes unction and morality'—this is Strauss's description of the B section. Violas and bassoons have an appropriately 'oozing' theme. 'The rogue peeps out' on the D clarinet and there are further hints of the first Till motif. Suddenly (violin and muted brass) he has a fit of conscience about his mockery of religion, but this is overcome and a glissando passage on solo violin opens the third episode, Till in love. Gentle flirting turns into something deeper as 'he woos her' with a romantic version of the horn theme. No luck, though. He is jilted, and takes it hard, with the first motif racketing around the orchestra until, on four horns, 'he vows he will be revenged on all mankind'.
Adventure number four shows Till among the professors, as is evident from the bassoons and bass clarinet. He asks them a few questions (horn motif), they are baffled, and Till yells abuse at them (the snook-cocking theme, ending with an enormous trill on the whole orchestra). This savage mockery magically modulates into a happy-go-lucky tune as Till goes whistling down the street, well pleased with himself.
Now there is an interlude of rest, coming just at the right musical moment. As Till's whistling fades away the music becomes fleeting and ghostly. This is followed by a lighter episode, in which great play is made with the horn motif and a scherzando fanfare derived from it. Again we hear the 'sermon' theme, thundered out on horns and trumpets, and it becomes clear that Till's escapades are nearing their end—he has been arrested for blasphemy. The side-drum rolls as he steps into the dock. Perhaps he still believes he will escape, for the clarinet recalls his thumb-to-nose gesture. But sentence is pronounced and rapidly executed—Strauss vividly conveys this gallows scene, with the D clarinet rising to A flat, maintaining it and slowly descending while the flute portrays Till's last convulsions.
This superb work ends with a master-stroke of poetic imagination. A short and poignant epilogue (reminiscent perhaps of Wagner's 'Siegfried Idyll') recalls the 'once upon a time' atmosphere of the opening. It is only a tale, the music says, and this rogue was not such a bad chap.
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In a large shallow bowl, using a fork, beat the eggs until lightly frothy. Stir in the milk and set aside. Peel the bananas into a small bowl and mash them with a fork. Stir in the walnuts and the nutmeg.
Spread the banana mixture over the 1/2 of the bread slices, leaving a 1/4-inch border uncovered on all edges. Top with the remaining bread slices and press down gently to seal.
Place 2 sandwiches in the egg mixture and press down gently. Turn over and let soak for a moment until evenly saturated on both sides. Repeat with the other 2 remaining sandwiches.
In a frying pan or on a griddle, melt 2 tablespoons of butter over medium heat. Place the sandwiches on griddle and fry until the undersides are golden brown, about 2 minutes. Add the remaining butter, flip the sandwiches with a spatula and fry until golden brown.
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Impending doom of the cinema -- Part IV
Every so often, we hear about the impending doom of the cinema.
It happened in the 1980s when the home video market exploded, echoing similar talk from when TVs first entered living rooms -- and, of course, it's happening again today, in our age of relatively low-priced 50-inch TVs and surround sound systems, Netflix and the ability to watch movies on the go via smart phones.
But it's not just the different platforms -- it's also the quality of films being produced by profit-hungry studios that threaten the movies' place as a cultural touchstone in our society, says New Yorker magazine film critic David Denby in his new book, a collection of essays and reviews and a great read for movie buffs.
Hit movies today are rarely successful based on their artistic merit, but because of calculated marketing strategies put in motion sometimes before the film is even shot.
The goal is for a film to make as much money as possible on its opening weekend, because the next week it will be replaced by the next big release.
"Going to a big commercial American movie now is like reaching into the fridge for watery beer," Denby writes, "If you're thirsty, you have to drink something."
With studios putting such an emphasis on 3-D superhero event films that pull in hundreds of millions of dollars, he says, very little money is left for films for adult audiences.
Denby notes it took five years for director Paul Thomas Anderson -- whom he calls "one of the most talented men in Hollywood" -- to raise funds to make The Master, one of this year's most acclaimed films. Similarly, it took six years for Bennett Miller to follow his Winnipeg-shot Oscar winner Capote with 2011's Moneyball.
Still, Denby believes colourful special effects epics have their place, and can often be great films. He praises Pixar's Up and James Cameron's Avatar, which he calls "off the scale in visual allure." However, digital filmmaking, he says, often reduces on-screen action to "incoherent movements."
Denby feels there is some hope, though, pointing to last year's Rise of the Planet of the Apes, which used computer generated imagery and motion capture technology -- allowing actor Andy Serkis to play the film's leading simian the same way he played Gollum in the Lord of the Rings films -- to tell a story he calls "absurdly touching."
"If invention, wild and free, yet tied to emotion and philosophical speculation, is given a chance, digital filmmaking could have a more brilliant future than we can now imagine," he writes.
Denby, 69, has previously authored three books, most recently Snark (2009), a polemic about the cynicism pervading contemporary culture.
He also published an account of his returning to college in his late 40s, Great Books, and a memoir of losing his shirt in the 2001 stock market crash, American Sucker.
Do the Movies Have a Future? is his first collection of movie writing. In it, he examines several aspects of today's film world, such as top directors and emerging genres, including high school movies and chick flicks (not to be confused with romantic comedies, he says).
In the directors section he slams Quentin Tarantino, praises the Coen Brothers' cult hit The Big Lebowski over their Academy Award-winning No Country for Old Men, and traces Clint Eastwood's growth from spaghetti western action star to creator of anti-violence films like Gran Torino and Unforgiven.
He also looks into the relationship today's audiences have with movie stars, who he feels have lost their magical aura in the world of social media and entertainment fluff shows.
"Angelina Jolie is hardly the stuff of tragedy," he notes. "It's more like a joke gone sour from endless repetition."
He even discusses the dying art of film criticism with essays on legendary American critics David Agee and Pauline Kael, whose followers (among them Denby) were known as "Paulettes."
Kael, who died in 2001, was the subject of Brian Kellow's widely read biography last year. She was actually a friend and mentor to Denby (who eventually succeeded her at The New Yorker, where he splits his duties with British-born Anthony Lane), and in his piece about her he gives a fascinating insight to the world of cranky New York film critics in the early 1970s.
He also addresses the effects of the shifting "economics of journalism" on film criticism, noting that many daily newspapers today share the same reviews.
"Movie critics, of course, are hardly alone among arts journalists facing trouble," he admits.
Interestingly, one emerging trend Denby feels could save movie-going is one that Winnipeggers are currently testing out at the new Cineplex Odeon McGillivray and VIP cinemas.
He praises family-owned U.S. theatre chain National Amusements for its plan to convert about half of its 1,400 lobbies to "social spaces with comfortable lounges, complete with martinis, couches and newspapers on racks."
He says that if theatres go in this direction, older audiences will come back and "the greatness of the movies as an art form and experience could be preserved."
He doesn't, however, say whether he thinks anyone would be willing to pay a premium to do so.
Alan MacKenzie is a Winnipeg-based writer who still prefers watching movies in a darkened theatre.
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I know I've been saying this a lot lately but is it really the end of November? I've sat down to write several blog posts over the weeks but monitors beeping kept interrupting or projects on the house needed to be done. Colby spent most of October with a 101 degree fever and a tremor in his right hand. He had good lab work, his chest x-rays didn't show pneumonia. I was stumped. His pediatrician was stumped. Colby was miserable. I finally sat down with a calendar and all my apps that I use to track his seizures, his blood pressure and medication changes.
The fever didn't start until I upped his seizure med to his final therapeutic dose and weaned him off his old seizure medication. Weird, right? I called the neurologist to find out her thoughts on it. I left her a message saying labs were good, x-rays were good and urinalysis was good so the only thing I was left with was medication related. Nope, not the cause is what the nurse passed on to me. I explained that I could find no other explanation and that I was going to try and back him off the dose and see what happened. She said the doctor agreed to that plan but was sure it would do nothing. When it did nothing she wanted us to get a urinalysis done. Again I relayed the information that he'd just had a urinalysis that was clean. The "uhhhhhh, huuuuuhhhhmmmm, went on for a long time while she thought about that. She agreed that if he had just had a clean UA than it was quite possible that the medication was the cause.
Twelve hours after lowering his dose the fever was gone and twenty four hours later the tremoring was gone. I was convinced. If the tremor had stayed I think it would have been a fluke or some crazy long virus but because they both went away I was pretty convinced that was the source of the problem. So what happens when you lower a seizure medication from therapeutic dose? More seizures of course!
His longest seizure was three minutes. Do you know how long three minutes is during a seizure? It feels like forever! Up to this point his longest seizure was just under two minutes. I had a rescue medication when he first started having seizures but it was only good for three months. Three minutes is way too close to the five minute point of needing a rescue med for me! Luckily by this point his appointment with the neurologist was only a few days away.
The appointment went well. The doctor agreed that the medication had caused the fever and that he should not be on that dose anymore. We discussed the possibility that he might need low doses of his previous medication and a low dose of the current medication to control his seizures. For now that is what we are doing. No matter how many times I try to get him off of lots of medication Colby throws something else at me and needs another. I told Colby I didn't think that was very funny at all and he laughed! Typical of him right?
It's been two and a half weeks since he's been on his current doses of both medications and so far so good. Hopefully it stays that way. This last week Colby and I went down to Primary's and spent the night in the Rapid Treatment Unit or the RTU. He had a pH study done which means they stuck a probe down his nose for 24 hours. Every time he threw up or burped I had to record it on a little monitor attached to the probe. Neither one of us slept well for a variety of reasons and we were both so happy to be done the next day. I have not gotten the results of that study back yet but the radiologist that read his chest x-ray checking for the correct placement of the probe said he still has hazy lungs. It's looking like he's aspirating a lot more than anybody thinks he is. Hopefully the study will tell us what we need to know to make a decision on doing the stomach surgery or not.
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Home-developed in 1+50 Rodinal. Rodinal loves Superpan too, but is that a love triangle or is it just the way things are? Who knows?Taken by adash with a Zorki 1 (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Rollei Superpan 200 expired film in Sofia, Bulgaria. These tags describe this photo: branches, branch, r09, rodinal, tree, b&w, snowy, and snow. Date: 2013-02. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the album Zorki loves Superpan pt.1: Snow.
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