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Annie Pootoogook
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Tea Drinkers, 2001–2002
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Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Acquired with funds from the Mr. and Mrs. G.B. Wiswell Fund
Annie Pootoogook was born in 1969, but although her mother, Napachie Pootoogook, had been a respected artist since the 1960s, Annie didn't begin making drawings until the 1990s. She attracted an international audience in 2006, when her work was included in a group exhibition at the Power Plant Gallery in Toronto. Later that year she was selected as the winner of the prestigious Sobey Art Award for best emerging Canadian artist. She also became the first Inuit artist to exhibit at Documenta in Kassel, Germany. Unlike many of her contemporaries in Cape Dorset, Pootoogook's drawings are autobiographical snapshots of present-day life in Cape Dorset, expressing the cross-cultural reality of the contemporary Canadian Arctic. This includes tranquil domestic scenes, such as Tea Drinkers, as well as works expressing the darker elements of physical and substance abuse that exist under the surface of outward appearances.
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Information Technology
The Office of Information Technology maintains all facilities and services associated with computer technology at Wilmington College. Faculty, staff, and students are provided with a comprehensive selection of technology for use in the classroom, office, and residence halls.
The Computers
The desktop computers at Wilmington College are a mix of Windows XP, Windows 7, and Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountian Lion). The labs around campus have all been upgraded to Windows 7. The current systems running Windows XP are in the process of being phased out and will be replaced with Windows 7 operating system.
College-owned systems in offices and labs are replaced every three years to keep pace with the demands of contemporary software. Systems are designed to meet a baseline of functional requirements compatible with institutionally supported software and processing.
This means that everyone from the President to a faculty member to a student to a staff member have the same applications and computer resources available to them. A great deal of effort has gone into fighting the incompatibility of different versions and titles of software.
We think it has paid off in facilitating information flow throughout the institution, while reducing a typically recurring annoyance in computer technology. Virtually every college system has access to the Microsoft Office suite, a common set of network applications, and more than 100 titles in academic and personal productivity software.
The Network
Wilmington College's data network is based on a fiber-optic infrastructure running through nearly thirty buildings on campus. All academic and administrative buildings and residence halls have wireless and wired connectivity for access to information resources available at the college and on the Internet. Such resources include file/print sharing from virtually every desktop computer in offices and computer labs, access to online server-based academic and research resources, email and Internet facilities, Blackboard (the college's web-based courseware environment), WCportal (our web portal to administrative data for faculty and students), and WC@Home (the college's internal web for better communications within the community).
Connections to desktop computer systems in offices and classrooms are predominantly 1-Gigibit Ethernet. The residence halls connect to the network through wireless access points. The Blue Ash branch is connected to the main campus in Wilmington with T1 circuits permitting the integration of both data and voice signals between sites.
A VPN gateway extends access from off-campus facilities over secure channels, permitting access to the WC@Home page by any valid computer user at the college. This includes any faculty, staff, administrators, registered students, and adjunct instructors. They only have to have their own Internet Service Provider in order to use a VPN connection. For complete information, contact the Information Technology Help Desk at 937-382-6661, ext. 459.
The Central System
Wilmington runs a combination of UNIX and Windows Server systems on the Wilmington and Blue Ash campuses.
The Microsoft servers provide users with applications and file sharing capabilities and distributed printing to nearly 40 laser printers throughout the institution. All employees and students have convenient access to home directories on local campus servers for secure storage of personal files.
Systems and services are designed such that members of the college community may go to any college system on either campus and have access to the same resources they would in their office or computer lab, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Information Technology maintains a number of information resources to enhance information processing in the classroom and office, online directories for members of the current college community and alumni, and listservs and web-based course information for each class at each campus.
The Internet web server, WC@Home internal web, Blackboard, and WCportal administrative services are maintained by Information Technology with technical services provided to enhance those facilities. Public Relations maintains the content and design of the Internet website. WC@Home, the college's intranet web facility, is completely dynamic in nature, permitting individual departments, organizations, faculty, and students to actively contribute to college communications in real time. The best part is, users don't have to know anything about HTML or web design to get information on WC@Home.
Administrative Processing
Central administrative processing is handled on a database developed by Jenzabar for academic and business-related information processing. While staff access the system to corporately maintained information associated with the academic progress of students and business accounting for the institution, WCportal provides faculty and students with a web interface to the system for purposes of review of academic information, financial aid and billing information, degree auditing, and online registration. The system is accessible from any computer connected to the college network via the WC@Home website.
A Computer Account
Access to college computer resources revolves around a college computer account. Registered students and employees have accounts automatically created for them, ready to use upon their arrival at Wilmington. With the account comes access to college resources and all the resources of the Internet. Each account includes a home directory for convenient storage of personal files.
Student accounts are credited with 300 pages of free printing each semester from college laser printers. While credit for additional pages may be purchased, most students are able to accommodate their printing needs within the allocation. We also like to think that saving paper is a small part of being socially responsible for our environment.
Students are no longer restricted to using one of the computer labs to print that Finals paper. You can print from the majority of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) be it a laptop, smartphone, iPad or Android tablet.
Wilmington College uses Blackboard as its course management software, providing classes on every Wilmington campus with a web-based environment for constructing course materials and class interaction through online lessons, discussion forums, and quizzes. Registered students are preloaded into the system for their class before the first class meets! All this means that timely information and class interaction can be extended beyond the classroom, further enhancing the educational process.
Did we mention student homepages? Registered students can request to have a homepage defined for them. The basic homepage is, well, basic. But students are free to reconstruct these pages to share a little about who they are and their place in the college community. These also allow students ample resources to present in a web-based facility any coursework that might be required of them. Faculty can also have their own homepages that you might want to check out.
Computer Labs
Robinson Communication Center houses the majority of main campus computer labs. More than 70 Windows 7 and Mac OS X computers are arranged in three classroom facilities that double as hands-on instructional facilities for classes and workshops , as well as walk-in computer facilities for members of the college community. More than 150 applications are available in the college computer labs, including those from Microsoft, Adobe, and SPSS.
Watson Library houses more facilities for computer usage on the main campus with eighteen additional computers available and the added benefit of having professional library staff close at hand for assistance. You can also find computers in Pyle Center.
The Blue Ash campus contains a computer classroom permitting registered students to use the majority of software available at the main campus facilities. Registered students at the Blue Ash campus may use the facilities freely during hours of operation when classes are not scheduled.
Virtually all classrooms at Wilmington College support wired and wireless connectivity to the college network. Once on the network, resources provided by Information Technology or the Internet may be accessed in the same manner as from offices or computer labs.
Science laboratories in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology have nearly 20 computer systems designed to interface with experimental platforms or provide access to college computer resources via the network.
The Music laboratory has 12 computer systems designed to interface with piano keyboards for studies in piano pedagogy and composition or provide access to college computer resources via the network.
All faculty and staff offices at Wilmington College are wired for access to the college network. Employees of the institution have convenient access to a desktop computer system permitting the processing of information within the administrative database, college communications through email and related services, and institutionally supported applications. Faculty and staff also have the opportunity to install additional software on their office systems as need warrants.
Residence Halls
Students living in Austin, Pickett, Marble, Denver, Bailey, Friends, the Village, or College Commons who have a computer that meets the specifications outlined below are able to set up their own personal computers to allow them to connect to the college network and Internet. Students can call our Help Desk with problems or questions. The student employees and staff will do their best to assist over the phone.
Once connected, generally students will be able to access their home directory, class files, WC@Home, WCPortal, Blackboard, and Internet resources, as they would in any of the college's computer facilities. Microsoft Office applications and other software, however, are not available to residence hall machines.
Required Minimum Machine Specifications (1)
PC Desktop and Laptop Computers
- 1 GHz or faster Pentium IV or compatible
- 1 GB memory
- Windows XP SP3, or Vista, or 7
- 802.11 b/g/n wireless network card that supports WPA-PSK
Macintosh Computer (2)
- 802.11 b/g/n wireless network card that supports WPA-PSK
- OS 8.x or higher
(1) Minimum machine specifications are subject to change from semester to semester.
(2) Some Macintosh OS X machines may not be compatible with the WC network and allow access to network home folders.
Additional details that students need to know include:
- Windows-based computers must have a legally licensed, non-trial antivirus program installed, or resident students can use the college's antivirus program, Sophos, free-of-charge. Antivirus programs recognized by the college's network include Authenium, Avast, AVG, AVGuard (including Avira), Bitdefender, EZ Antivirus, F-Secure, Kaspersky, McAfee, Microsoft OneCare (including Security Essentials and Forefront), NOD32, Panda, Sophos, SpySweeper AV, Symantec, Trendmicro, Vipre Antivirus, and ZoneAlarm Antivirus. Students must also do a full scan of the computer hard drive to ensure it is virus-free. Macintosh users are exempt from the antivirus requirement.
- A wireless network card that supports 802.11b/g/n WPA-PSK must be installed and enabled.
- Students may need to turn off all firewalls installed on their machines or set them up to allow access to the WC network. (NOTE: ZoneAlarm is not compatible with other security systems, so it will need to be removed before connecting to the WC network.)
- Filesharing must be disabled in all peer-to-peer (PTP) programs installed, such as Ares, Blubster, eDonkey, Filetopia, Kazza, Limewire, and XoloxEXE.
- The maximum number of network connections allows for PTP program must be set to 5 or fewer. (NOTE: The number of network connections cannot be limited for Morpheus and MorphEXE, and thus, they will need to be removed before connecting to the WC network.)
- Windows-based computers must have Automatic Updates set up.
Support and Services
Information Technology continually building a professional and student staff focused on servicing the needs of the college community.
Student employees of Information Technology make up a large part of the support of main campus computer lab operations. Students are available for ready assistance during hours of operation for the main campus lab. Our assistants are trained to provide users of the lab facilities help in the operations of the major applications available. Students seeking employment opportunities should contact Information Technology at 937-382-6661, ext. 459, or stop by the Help Desk in Robinson Communication Center.
Professional support for faculty, staff, and students is available from 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Student workers are available during the hours of operation of the main campus labs. Please call our Help Desk at ext. 459 if you need any assistance.
Main Campus Computer Lab
Robinson Communication Center
Supervisor: James Attonger, Customer Service Coordinator
Main Campus Computer Lab Hours *
Sundays — 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Mondays through Thursdays — 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Fridays — 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Blue Ash Branch Computer Lab Hours *
Mondays through Thursdays — 9:15 a.m. to 6:15 p.m.
Fridays — 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
* Hours vary during holidays, breaks, finals, and summer sessions. Please call the appropriate campus to verify.
Contact Info
IT Help Desk: (937) 382-6661, ext. 459
Robinson Communication Center
Vice President for Information Technology
Dan Wittekind
Director of Enterprise Systems
Donna Painter
Associate Director/Network Administrator
Mike Boyle
Administrative Computing Technician
Andrea Verity-Foust
Customer Service Coordinator
James Attinger
Network Manager
Heath Whittamore
Network Technician
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Researchers at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services say a 15-minute walk, three times a day after meals, helps adults in their 70s and 80s to keep their blood sugar levels in-check.
These moderate bursts of exercise also help to cut the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes in seniors.
Loretta DiPietro, the lead author of the study and chair of the Department of Exercise Science at George Washington University, says this is one of the first times researchers have developed an exercise prescription tailored to treat a specific disorder.
Ten seniors, averaging roughly 71 years of age, took part in the study. They were closely monitored during meal and exercise times for three, 48-hour periods.
Some of the study's subjects walked for 45 minutes once a day, while others walked for 15 minutes after their meals.
Those who walked for 15 minutes after each meal yielded better results -- especially after the largest meal of the day -- than those who took one, long walk every day.
According to DiPietro, the muscles working during exercise were effective in clearing glucose from the bloodstream.
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However, the implemented physical activity was not enough to result in weight loss. It was purely to help control blood sugar levels.
"This is an exercise prescription specifically for those at risk of Type 2 diabetes due to blood sugar control issues -- specifically older people," she said.
DiPietro said 15-minute walks after meals also may help younger people with mobility issues to control their blood sugar levels, most notably pregnant women at risk for gestational diabetes.
She also said the short bouts of exercise may be helpful for the morbidly obese and those who have blood sugar issues but are not able to complete a rigorous exercise program.
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Subject: Don McNeil and the "Breakfast Club"
This was good. My mother, just before we left for school and were eating our breakfast, would turn on the "Breakfast Club." Don McNeil was part of our lives for several years. It is a special "treat" to see one of the radio shows that was televised. Thank you so much for sharing this show.
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Subject: My hubbie, Lee Knight with ABC Breakfast Club
Thanx, so great to see my husband with Don McNeill. Lee played Tenor Sax, Clarinets (Bb & Bass),flutes (C & Alto)& picolo.... & said corney jokes for more than 22 yrs. First as 'Red' & 'Blue' networks & then ABC. Thank, this was wonderful & heart warming. Sound OK, video poor & worth the view.
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What a great clip.
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Subject: TV History
TV at the begining, the best, an a look into the Golden age of TV. An if you are a TV History buff, this is the show to see. Radio was dieing, an TV was starting. An they were togather on this show. It's alot of fun!!!
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Subject: Don McNeil
The Breakfast Club was pretty much the first radio "morning show" of its' kind anywhere, starting the concept of a "team" centered around a primary host. It started in 1933 over the NBC Blue Network (which was ultimately spun off to become ABC Radio).
McNeil's run was legendary (with a tenure that outlasted Johnny Carson and Bob Barker!), but the show was incompatible with ABC's Top 40 O&Os (WABC, WLS, WXYZ and KQV/Pittsburgh) along with ABC's other long-form news programming.
The problem only was resolved in 1968 when ABC scooted the show (as well as Paul Harvey News) over to the "American Entertainment Network," one of four sub-networks created when ABC Radio "split." McNeil moved to most of the O&O's sister FM stations for the remainder of his run (less than a year).
ABC had a minimal television presence with O&Os in New York (WABC-TV nee WJZ-TV), Los Angeles (KABC-TV nee KECA-TV), Detroit (WXYZ-TV, arguably the most successful of the pack), San Fransisco (KGO-TV) and Chicago (WLS-TV nee WBKB-TV nee WENR-TV).
But it was not enough to constitute a network. DuMount had the (partial) upper hand. Paramount Pictures' investment in the network prevented DuMont from purchasing or establishing additional stations, yet Paramount owned two valuable stations in Chicago (which never aired a DuMount program) and Los Angeles (which was only an affiliate in 1948).
ABC did not make a real attempt to enter TV until 1953, when the United Paramount Theater chain (ironically, spun off by court order from Paramount) bailed them out.
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Subject: Great
What a great talent.
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Subject: Thank You!!
I don't know who uploaded this, but this rare telecast is awesome!!
Lots of topical jokes, references, plus music and commercials, and even a WABD logo!
How often does one see TV from the 1940's?
Plus, it's also rare to see ANYTHING aired by WABD/DuMont.
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Subject: Love to hear a broadcast of this from the 60s
While this is very interesting to watch, I wonder what a 1960s broadcast of The Breakfast Club sounded like? Was it the same as what we heard ( and seen ) here?
The Breakfast Club ended its radio run in late 1968, however by that time two of ABC's top radio stations ( WABC and WLS ) were well into top 40 rock and roll. In his bio that came out in the 80s, "Cousin Brucie" Morrow said that McNeill and The Breakfast Club was "deadly" to WABC radio. I can see that...kids back then and I assume many adults too, wanting to hear the latest from The Supremes, Beach Boys, The Beatles or even Spanky & Our Gang...they turn on WABC or WLS only to hear this LOL
Hmmmmmm...maybe I answered my own question LOL
I guess there wasn't much in the way of differences between 1948 and 1968 as far as this show went..if "Cousin Brucie" was correct.
quigs -
Subject: Don, the Dark Horse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
First, I would like to thank the uploader of this historical tidbit. It was a program my grandmother
and mother used to listen to on the radio. As a child, I vaguely remember this daily show which became a weekend show in the sixties. It was a rival to Arthur Godfrey morning show on CBS. Second, it shows what went into a radio program and how it would look on televison. Thank goodness Dumont took it upon themselves to broadcast a show meant for ABC radio and present it on the early screen when ABC refused to do so. Lastly, the program looks like a cross between Spike Jones and Prairie Home Companion. Frankly, if Don McNeill would of run for president in 2008; I would of voted for him.


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by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Oct 8, 2013 6:00AM PDT
Oh, how pretty and deeply unpleasant Rapture must have been before the underwater city erupted in civil war. We'll have to wait until the holiday season to visit it in BioShock Infinite's DLC mini-campaign Burial at Sea, but a new trailer gives a peek at some of the sights, sounds and story with the first five minutes of gameplay.
Burial at Sea's first episode is due this holiday season, followed by a second starring Elizabeth. Each will cost $15, but both are included along with the first DLC in the $20 season pass.


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Jenson Button may be refusing to give up on his season, however, has warned his fans not to expect a challenge for the British GP win.
In a season of low points, McLaren slumped to their lowest yet last time out in Canada when neither Button nor Sergio Perez made it into the top ten in a wet qualifying.
Added to that, the duo also failed to make it into the top ten during a dry race, demonstrating that even the weather cannot level the playing field for the struggling McLaren team.
The lack of points also brought to an end the team's run of 64 consecutive grands prix inside the points.
Button, though, is hoping the situation improves at the next race at Silverstone, his home grand prix.
"It isn't just me trying to be positive but I think we will be more competitive here than the last couple of races, the type of high-speed circuit that it is," he told Reuters.
"We are developing the car at the factory which is great. But we're still a long way behind...we've got to make sure we maximise everything. When you do that and you get a fifth place, you're pretty happy about it.
"You still want to win... but when you think you've got everything out of it and you couldn't have done any more, it puts a smile on your face. I think that's important."
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What up fam? This is the Grand Wizard...
My Japan trip would've been perfect if it was for the messed up sound in Fukuoka. For some reason the man on the sound board put a "gate" on my music (a gate keeps it from peaking) so it kept clipping. But me and WC got through it like the pros that we are. The rest of Japan was riped out the frame. Toyko is still smokin'. The Japanese keep it gangsta.
I had a few days at the house before leaving again. This year my mother's birthday landed on Mothers Day. She asked me and my brother to go to church with her. Being the good son that I am, I made her happy. After church, we went to my grandmother's house where my sister cooked us brunch. Ate good, kisses and hugs, everybodys happy...now back to work.
Monday I flew to the ATL to do The Mo'nique Show for BET and Inside the NBA for TNT. We got in at midnight so I just crashed out. It's a big day tomorrow my documentry will premiere on ESPN.
I woke up and did a half a day of phone interviews about my tv show "ARE WE THERE YET" starring Terry Crews on TBS June 2nd. Then I had to rush over to the Mo'nique Show to do a on camera rehersal of my performance. Her crew is very professional and her set is one of the best I've seen. Next thing I know, it was show time. Mo'nique showed me alot of love and respsect which I appreciate. We did 2 segments before Terry Crews and Essence Atkins came out and sat on the couch. Terry got his boogie on and the crowd went crazy. After a quick change it was time to hit the stage. I did "I REP THAT WEST & IT WAS A GOOD DAY" They loved it. Crazy Toones broke the turntables down and we were off to do Inside the NBA.
I've been up there about 3 or 4 times so it's like going to see your homies at work. We kick it in a control room with about 50 tv monitors playing every sport you can think of. My documentary Straight Outta L.A. even played on one screen. It's cool because everybody in there from me, Charles, Kenny and Ernie are all taking shit about sports, teams, owners and players. The game on the main monitor is the Celtics blowing out the Cavs. At halftime we tape our segment with me and Terry Crews. Didn't know they wanted me to shoot free throws or I would've warmed up. My son Shareef clowned me for missing a few. But a few did drop for me so it wasn't all bad.
I wanna thank everybody who purchased my single I REP THAT WEST. The video dropped this week and I'm getting good feed back. People are loving the quality and I'm loving the people. Look for "DRINK THE KOOL-AID" to drop next right here on icecube.com I gotta mix and master it this week. I've been performing off the ruff mix of it.
I'm home for a few then off to New York for more press on the tv show and the album. Look for summer tour dates. Why go out with Limp Bizcuit? Fred is the homie and his show is dope. Just come out and see for yourself.
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012, 01:26 AMLast night's Twisted Christmas Benefit for Hurricane Sandy rocked Long Island. A packed house full of big-hearted fans and musicians rocked the roof off "The Emporium" while raising tens of thousands of dollars for the survivors of the storm that devastated the people of Staten and Long Island. Twisted Sister with special guests , Adrenalin Mob, Andrew W.K. and Bernie Williams, provided not only the backdrop for a night of generous giving, but the music was a much-needed heavy metal blood transfusion. With all of the tragedy surrounding us these past few weeks, nothing could lift the spirits like a solid rock n' roll butt kicking! If anyone ever doubted the healing power of music, Twisted Sister put those doubts to rest.
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My truck is running on fumes (and a broken heater) and I'm running on a power-nap and a belly full of Cracker Barrel. That can only mean one thing. It's time.
Time for the only Twisted Sister concert review that gives you so much detail you can feel the rush of the crowd...feel the power of the speakers....smell the sweat! Time to get all the details you're aching to hear about, and plenty ya don't. If you couldn't make it to the show...and were too damn technology deficient to figure out how to watch the webcast...this is for you! The one... the only....Official Armadillo Road Report and Twisted Sister concert review for The Long Island Emporium in Patchogue, NY, December 16, 2012: A special Twisted Christmas Benefit for those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
This was a very personal benefit--not only did I have my own responsibilities for the local level emergency response to Hurricane Sandy, but the disaster team I serve dispatched half of our physicians, nurses and medics to aid in the response. As I watched the devastation in on the news, my immediate thoughts went to the band members, Twisted road crew, families and friends--all of whom reside in the storm's path. It wasn't until I heard from A.J., telling me that everyone was safe and accounted for, that I could finally breathe easy. But as he described the scene in his community, it made my heart absolutely ache.
And so, when Twisted Sister announced the only Christmas show (and probably last domestic show we'll see for some time) was a benefit, I was thrilled to make the 6-hour drive from Baltimore. I could not help but tear up as I drove through Staten Island, past the shoreline that was clearly underwater just a few weeks ago. Storm debris and sand piled up along the highway served as an ever-present reminder of the reason for my trip. This was my first time in Patchoque, NY-- a truly delightful small township in Long Island that I instantly fell in love with the moment I drove into town. While New York City is awe-inspiring for it's size and energy, Patchogue inspires the soul--small towns are the hearts of America. Taking a drive down the sleepy main street of Patchoque, I enjoyed the freshly painted colonials, fresh garlands on the vintage-style lamp posts, all decked with beautiful Christmas lights lining the central avenue. I headed to the train station and picked up SMF Chris (slamboard handle "Captain Howdy") and his teenage daughter, and off we went to check out "The Emporium."
It was cold and raining by the time we got into line, but we could hear the final soundchecks inside--I won't spoil it if you haven't looked at the setlist yet--we got a sneak peak of the good stuff to come! The gracious and professional (not to mention well dressed!) security staff of The Emporium got us quickly through the door for a 6 pm opening. Cathy, Chris and I made our sprint to the front row....only to face what I can simply describe as "socks for Christmas."
Imagine this: you've anticipated receiving the most awesome gift ever for weeks and weeks. You hold the beautifully wrapped present in your lap, so excited as you tear away the paper. You rip into the box, only to find out that what you've waited so patiently to receive...is actually a big bundle of socks.
And that, my babies, is what I felt when I sprinted to the front row of The Emporium. After ninety very cold and soggy minutes outside, we knew that our reward was the coveted front row spot--it makes enduring the elements all worthwhile. But to our disappointment, The Emporium's design is not "front row friendly." Instead of a front row barrier with a security pit/photographer area, fans are pressed up against what looked like a wood planked Berlin wall! Almost six feet high, with the monitors stacked in front, providing a literal eight foot barricade floor to top. As I stood there, baffled, realizing that the only view I'd have would be possibly of the gum on the bottom of Dee's shoe, a welcome sight appeared above us: the always calm and collected Mr. Stanton, leaned over the stage and diplomatically suggested that someone of my (ahem) limited stature might prefer the balcony. (If you think I'm kidding...one photographer had to mount his camera on the end of a 4-foot pole!)
The Emporium is a large, impressive night club with an attractive, attentive, friendly and fashionable staff. There were two ample and well-stocked bars in the raised areas in the rear, along with (here's a first!) a set of bleacher seats, where concert goers could get an unobstructed view from the rear of the club. Kind of ironic, given the terrible view afforded those in general admission, but still a nice afterthought. Eight steps downstairs from the bars, brought you to the wooden floor for general admission that resembled a fish bowl, as the balcony areas on both sides of the club could watch the crowd below. Speaking of fishbowls, I couldn't help but mention the enormous Absolut tank stage left, which contained several baby black-tipped sharks. (How cool is that?) Above the floor was an unusual round lighting truss--but more on that later. Cathy, Chris, Charlie, Jen and I retreated to the balcony to take it all in.
Now! Onto to the show!
We began to get a little worried when we saw a sole keyboard standing stage center--this hasn't boded well in shows past--but out came Andrew W.K. to kick off the evening's festivities. As the silent auction went underway, the stage was filled with local schoolkids from the Island Park School District music program--all of whom lost their instruments in Hurricane Sandy's wake. We think the original plan was that the kids would all dance while Andrew played...the kids were a mix between petrified and fascinated with the onstage experience...they all stood motionless during the performance--it was our Spinal Tap moment of the night, but we love ya, kids! Plenty of sports and rock memorabilia auctioned off to help those great kids get some new instruments. And let's face it, they may be 10 years old now, but a decade from now, some kid is gonna impress the hell out of his girlfriend when he tells her he was onstage "opening" for Twisted Sister at The Emporium back in 2012!
At 8:25pm, Adrenalin Mob took the stage with tremendous force (and f-bombs a plenty)! There were quite a few Mob fans in attendance, and they were not disappointed in the least. Adrenalin Mob plays fast, loud and heavy and unlike many opening acts that have trouble getting the crowd engaged, the Mob captured the audience from the start. They closed with an earth-shaking rendition of "Mob Rules," and a nice touch--they shook hands with fans in the front row after taking their bows. By the time they left the stage after a blistering 30-minute set, the crowd was fired up and hungry for more. Drummer Mike Portnoy got into the giving spirit--he donated his sweaty tee-shirt (uh. eww.) to the live auction--another great fundraising effort.
The star of the evening, by the way--SMF Mark from Australia and his lively lady. SMF Mark not only made the incredibly long trek from the land down under for Twisted Christmas for the 2nd time, but he purchased two Diamond packages and was the very generous winning bidder on.....oh, get this!....Dee's ORIGINAL gold records from Atlantic Records. You know 'em--you've caught a glimpse of them hanging in Dee's man-cave during those reality shows--the real deal. Dee very generously donated them--and Mark made the highest bid. Fantastic--all for a charity to help the citizens of New York--thank you SMF Mark! Job well done, Mate!
Twisted took the stage promptly at 10:00 pm--the small stage adorned with pink and red taped amps, Christmas lights on the drum set and speakers and a tasteful Twisted Christmas banner above A.J.'s setup. Having an unusual view (for us, anyway) we could see our boys lining up backstage to make their entrance--Mark's huge silhouette filled the entire doorway, followed by Jay Jay and Eddie. Dee dashed onstage as they opened with "What You Don't Know" sporting some new duds--black lace-up jeans emblazened with "METAL" and various skulls and leather a'plenty. Jay Jay wore his leather pants as well--overall, at first glance, you might not even know it was a Twisted Christmas set! A.J. also working a new look--a full beard--just in time for winter--(and there was even a rather dapper looking Mr. Gerber in the crowd!) No roadie elves, however.
Eddie played his newest guitar--an absolutely stunning black-on-black bullseye guitar that looked almost silvery when the light caught it right. We were treated to solos on it during the opener followed by "The Kids Are Back", and it sounded as great as it looked. Dee dropped to the stage as he's been known to do this past tour, his blond locks hanging off the edge of the platform, only this time, instead of a photographer below, he reached down and grabbed the hair of a fan crushed against the giant wall.
"Stay Hungry" was batting third--Jay Jay solo'ed on his Christmas Wreath-painted (menorah on the reverse side) custom guitar--great solo and it was obvious that Jay Jay was having a great time up there! During "Stay Hungry," the strange round lighting truss would shoot this bizarre fog-steam blasts onto the crowd below--at one point, we thought maybe it was the Mother Ship preparing to blast off. It obviously wasn't too enjoyable for the fans directly underneath--geez, first the Great Wall....now a giant schvitz....hey, wait...one might call it: a Twisted Schvitzer! That one's on me, Jay Jay. Free free to run with it. (I'll take 5% royalties if it really takes off, please.)
Dee reminded us all the real reason why we were there--to support the people of Staten and Long Islands (and surrounding areas) who continue to struggle to get back to some semblance of normalcy. He thanked everyone for attending--as well as the bands, crew and club who were all working for FREE! That's right--100% of the proceeds went to charity! Dee mentioned that 30 years ago, if you had told him that one day, he would be doing a Christmas album....or a carpet cleaner commercial, he would have "punched you in the face!" But then looked around and conceded..."I'm a whore..." then added, "but not a cheap whore."
We did get our obligatory Twisted Christmas music--"White Christmas" sounded festive and well-played--it was fun to see the band members singing along--I'm always entertained by the fans at Christmas shows. The SMFs know all the words to the TS songs....but the rest of the fans smoke us with those Christmas Carols!
Twisted really hit their stride last night by the time they played "You Can't Stop Rock N' Roll"--it was fast, furious and raw--as Dee put it, "played at speed." One of the stronger renditions I've heard in the states, and kudos to the SMFs of Long Island. The crowd was extremely warmed up (thank you, Adrenalin Mob!) and there were fists in the air--I think I saw one of those sharks giving the horns, er...fins...whatever. Anyway, the place was rocking!
The bawdy version of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" (and other lascivious activities) was a real hit--Eddie and Jay Jay did a nice duet, Jay Jay playing a gorgeous tobacco-burst colored... Les Paul, perhaps? Each song off Twisted Christmas was played in the spirit of a specific heavy metal band--"I Saw Mommy..." was played (and arranged) with the flavor of Judas Priest--outstanding!
At this point, we had one of those special moments that can never really be repeated--webcam can't capture it--you truly had to be there, but I'll try to do it justice. Dee explained that "Shoot 'Em Down" was on the setlist for the evening, but in light of the horrific tragedy that befell the nearby community of Newtown, CT (Sandy Hook Elementary School), in Dee's words, "the grieving is too fresh...the hurt too strong." He asked for everyone present to take a moment to reflect on the lives lost, and those trying to heal, in a moment of silence.
At first, I couldn't imagine how a jam-packed, festive and drinking crowd would quiet down. But as Dee and all of the band bowed their heads and closed their eyes, a hush came over the crowd and as a few drunks called out and whistled, you heard the stern fans around them telling them to be quiet. Within seconds, the entire club was motionless and quiet. The only way I can think of to describe it:
It was the loudest moment of silence I've ever heard.
The band. The crew. The bartenders. The fans. The staff. No one moved. No one talked. It was a moment that was so silent and heavy--the silence was palpable. The only sound you could hear was the buzzing hum of the amplifiers. So poignant. So powerful. So moving. It is a Twisted Sister moment that I will remember forever.
To bring us back to a good place, out came NY Yankee Bernie Williams, guitar in hand, and we had a club shaking rendition of "We're Not Gonna Take It," and no--there were no coffee-makers in sight-- three guitars gave it an extra heavy sound. Unfortunately, Dee was plagued with wireless mic issues and as it went dead in his hand, he snatched the mic off Jay Jay's stand and "went old school" with it. Eddie switched back to his new black bullseye and for the first time that I can recall, we had a nice shot of all four guitars in a row--Bernie, Jay Jay, Eddie and Mark!
Before the next song, Dee stopped at a fan in the front row who was frantically waving a copy of "Stay Hungry" in front of him. Asked Dee, in a very Mae West style: "Did you bring a marker?" The fan replied he had, prompting Dee to yell, "Well, Gimme the fuckin' marker!" and he signed the album right there--WHO DOES THAT?!!?? I'll tell you who...Twisted Fucking Sister, that's who! There's a reason why Twisted has the BEST fans in the world--we follow a band who loves and appreciates us as much as we love them.
We were treated to more Twisted tracks--"The Price" and "Under The Blade"--making me go tsk-tsk to all those who stayed away because they didn't want to hear Christmas songs. I don't know about you, but nothing says Christmas like old school heavy metal! Dee ended up two-fisted microphoning it and the place was full of holiday fist-pumping goodness! Dee didn't have to harass a single fan--no one was sitting down and everyone was rocking out.
Dee dedicated "I'll Be Home for Christmas" to all of those who are still without a place to call home after the storm, as well those protecting our country overseas. I never get tired of hearing Eddie and A.J. do vocal solos--and from Eddie's guitar solo on his traditional pink bullseye, they launched right into crowd favorite "Burn In Hell."
A.J. gave a monster solo--he always brings it all--but this time, he gave a brilliant drum performance that just rumbled and shook the whole theatre. We saw him physically wince after it was over--he must have nailed his hand on the kit--but true professional that he is, he never missed a beat..literally...as they launched into "Silver Bells."
You know, it just ain't Christmas until I hear Animal's bass solo on "Silver Bells." If you haven't heard this yet, don't waste time with YouTube--go buy the Twisted Christmas DVD! His bass solo is so remarkable, so phenomenal--I just stand there in awe. All hail Animal! Even Jay Jay gave a resounding "FUCK YEAH!" when he finished the solo--it was just that damn good.
Another Twisted Christmas tradition--SANTA! Mick Foley...uh, that is, Santa Claus who sounded an awful lot like Mike Foley....arrived in time to hear what the boys want for Christmas. [I'm happy to report that for the first time in years, Twisted Christmas Santa was wearing PANTS! A Christmas miracle!] Santa announced that also for the first time in 30 years, Mark and Jay Jay made the "good boys list."
Santa gave Eddie a new hip for Christmas (such the practical gift giver!) Eddie was so shocked he wasn't on the "naughty" list that he couldn't even think of what he truly wanted. Jay Jay just wanted to know "How did Donald Trump keep his hair on during the hurricane?" There are some secrets that even Santa doesn't know... A.J.'s still holding out for Tiger Wood's little black book, and Animal, well, he gave us a glimpse of the Mark we know and love. Sure, the man is a beast on the bass who destroys mic stands and skinny roadies, but he has a huge heart.
Mark said it best: This concert is [his] Christmas wish come true.
Santa shared that Brian Hopkins [someone correct me if I 've got the name wrong!] the little boy that Dee visited in the hospital so many years ago was in the audience tonight-adding to the list of wishes that came true.
And we all know what Dee wants for the holidays, "I Wanna Rock" just took the place to eleven.
We had two encores this evening--the first was quite special--local news station Channel 12 provided footage from the storm response on two screens behind the stage as the band played "Heroes Are Hard to Find" Dee reminded us all that "heroes are regular people who step and do the right thing"--I was struck by one of the photographs of a house that had a sign outside, "have power--feel free to charge your cells phone here." Heroes come in all sizes.
The people of Strong Island (and Staten, and NYC, and Jersey) demonstrated their tremendous spirit and willingness to help their neighbors. Props as well to Animal, who also serves a role with the New York State Police, and worked tirelessly during the storm to help his fellow New Yorkers.
We had some quick band intros--the most important item of note--we still enjoy all five original members, as opposed to say.....Foreigner...who is not touring with ANY original band members. (WTF?) They closed with "Heavy Metal Christmas"--sans props or cue cards--which clearly were needed as Jay Jay frantically tried to remember what exactly his true love gave to him on the sixth day of Christmas.
To recap"
It was a tremendous night--Twisted Sister played favorites from old school to old yule--a fantastic crowd who gave their energy to the band and their wallets to the cause. The Twisted Christmas Benefit for the Hurricane Sandy survivors was full of festive moments along with a few of thoughtful reflection. A true showcase of the best live heavy metal band in the world who cared enough to donate their time to help their fellow New Yorkers.
Special thanks to everyone in the band, Danny Stanton of Coallier Entertainment (management) and all of the crew and staff who donated their time and to the Long Island Emporium. Thank you to all of my fellow fans and all the slamboard SMFs who braved the rainy, foggy weather and another special thanks to SMF Mark from Australia for his generosity to the people of Staten Island.
Happy holidays to all of our SMF brothers and sisters--wishing you all a healthy, happy and very Twisted new year ahead!
This is Armadillo, trotting off to dream of sugar plums...
See you on the road, my babies!
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