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I'm susceptible to ankle damage having previously torn ligaments in both ankles. I actively mitigate against possible further damage by using support bandages whilst hiking. I have tried after-market footbeds and the like as well as strengthening the ankles this has been sufficient to prevent any further serious sprains, but minor twists do occur with some regularity (though never serious enough to jeopardise continuing a trip). 1. What relatively lightweight footwear should I consider (I have a short but wide foot) and favour jogger like flexibility and cushioning as opposed to the rigidity of a a heavy leather boot with stiff sole. That being said, I also want to support my ankles as well as I can and am prepared to prioritise support above comfort/weight. Boots may be used off track carrying 18kg load (please do not advise me to lighten the load lol). I do not need crampon compatibility.2. I am currently using a thick elastic bandage with velcro for ankle support while carrying a pack. This definitely helps a lot, but I was wondering whether people had recommendations on potentially better supports. As an example, this http://www.asoankle.com/ looks like it may be worth trying. Anyone had any good experiences with this or other braces? Any advice appreciated. Cheers Stuart
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I really like the Aso ankle support a lot. I've used one on my left foot for three years both hiking and nordic skiing. I find that it's actually MORE comfortable than a sock/figure eight velcro support. At the same time, it's about four times more supportive. It's highly adjustable.I've never developed a blister from this support, which honestly surprises me. And greatly pleases me!I've found--unfortunately--that a stiffer sole that resists torsional twisting is better for my weak ankle. I'd give anything to be able to go with a lighter, more flexible boot but it hasn't worked out for me. And I've done years of strengthening exercises. Everyone's different. The possible advantage of an ankle support is that it may let you go lighter on your boots, in the sense that the ankle brace compensates for the support that a lighter boot may lack.It's been years and I'm still working this out. Good luck!
I've never torn any ligaments in my ankle, but I have sprained them good. Both can bend to just about 90 degrees to the shin towards the middle of my body!Anywho, the best policy with shoes is always to try them on first, you won't necessarily get trail experience, but with the type of experience you've had you should be able to get a good feel for how supportive they are. My inclination would be to lean towards a non-waterproof (if 3 season is the goal) mid to high boot. Considering the extent of damage, I would try high first. I've always had good luck with merrells, but have also heard great things about lowe (sp?) and asolo.Also agreed a stiffer sole should treat you well.
Having little to no real ligament support left in my right ankle and surgery leaving it even worse (cartilage removal) and my Left ankle isn't much better I feel I can at least address you question with some experience about the subject.1. "What relatively lightweight footwear should I consider". My answer to this is- lightweight trail runners. No on boots, they will just prolong your weak ankle problem. The best and only long term solution is to strengthen your ankles, period. Boots are just like crutches and if you never get off them your ankles will continue to atrophy.2. "velcro for ankle support" Your ankle braces are just a little better at a short term solution then boots. Used with shoes you can move and feel the trail (necessary for brain to ankle movement and reaction). But get off/out of the braces ASAP. Again, work on strengthening your ankles so you don't have to rely any false support. You can develop the necessary muscle strength to overcome the lack of ligament control (I know this from first hand knowledge).Also do a search though some of the older threads on this very subject and read some of the articles here on BPL about this.Yes, I have a bias, but I have earned it (you ought to see my x-rays).
Edited by bestbuilder on 04/28/2013 22:37:44 MDT.
Start taking serrapeptase and hydrolyzed collagen peptides every day. Buy a wobble board from fitter first and practice on it at least five days a week. Also get a silver or gold theraband and look up posterior tibialis exercises on Youtube. All of this combined should fix up your ankles in no time.
If you truly have deficient ligaments, then unfortunately strengthening is only going to help so much. Yes, absolutely work on posterior tibialis exercises, work on single leg standing balance (eyes open, then eyes closed, then eyes open on a squishy surface, then eyes closed on a squishy surface). Try playing catch while standing on one leg, that sort of thing. But...the fact is depending on YOUR foot and ankle, you may actually need a brace. If the lightweight elastic stuff works well, then great. It's as minimal as you can go and doesn't do any harm in the long run (worsening the weakness). Those elastic things don't really provide any support, but they help cue your brain to your ankle a bit more and help with what we call "motor control."If the little elastic thing isn't enough, then the best, most supportive brace is the lace up kind. Doesn't matter what brand, but those tight lace up braces will give you, by far, the most support you can get. Not sure how comfortable it would be while hiking, but you have the ability to adjust the laces to meet your needs.Good luck
There are dedicated ankle support shoes made for orienteering which basically is a orienteering-shoe (trailrunner with low heel and very aggressive lugs) with a brace which you could try. I have no personal experience in such shoes, but I do know that they're used by some runners who's destroyed their ankels in the woods.I'd recommend training as a first option though but if that is not enough...example:http://www.vjsport.fi/en/shoes/high/
If you really need ankle support, I don't think you can beat the Active Ankle brace. You'll notice that about half of the indoor volleyball players wear them (if you watch that sort of thing). I dislocated both ankles in the past and had multiple other sprains after that. Then, I began wearing the Active Ankles. I have never rolled an ankle while wearing them. I am not sure you physically can. You can get some irritation with hem over long miles though. You can wear the Active Ankles with light shoes.But I don't wear them any more. I now use a combination of low drop trail shoes and trekking poles in combination with some ankle strengthening. SO far, so good.
Try out the Salomon Synapse Mids. Good ankle support like a boot, but much lighter. The current AT Thru Hiking record happened in a pair.
It may be that I have the Active Ankle brace that Ben mentioned--looks like the Aso...anyway, the important thing is that you can use the finger loops on the figure 8 straps to pull up on both sides of your ankle and then fasten on the velcro strips. This, plus the lace up, gives a good custom fit. Sometimes structural deficits limit how much strengthening you can do through exercise. For example, because of surgery performed when I was three, I can't lift my left big toe. There's nothing connected to lift it with. And so on. Strengthening has helped me tremendously and I hope to lose this wrap, which I only use when backpacking and nordic skiing. I may yet! In the meantime, it's a real help with little downside.I do the kind of exercises that Jennifer mentions.
Stuart, Many bits of good advice in this thread--my opinion lies between what Tad and Jennifer listed.What I've found to work best:1. ALWAYS use trekking poles2. Exercise those ankles (wobble board, etc.)3. Low or mid boots/shoes only--as mentioned by others. Big boots mean poorly exercised foot muscles.4. For strenuous hikes (cross country,etc.) consider pre-taping your ankle(s) with Leukotape or athletic tape. Properly applied tape is far superior to elastic bandages/braces (IMHO) but still allows for some movement. The tape sort of acts as a second set of ligaments on the outside of your foot-- greatly reducing ankle rolls.Good luck Stuart and keep us posted on what ends ups working best for you.
"Having little to no real ligament support left in my right ankle and surgery leaving it even worse (cartilage removal) and my Left ankle isn't much better I feel I can at least address you question with some experience about the subject.1. "What relatively lightweight footwear should I consider". My answer to this is- lightweight trail runners. No on boots, they will just prolong your weak ankle problem. The best and only long term solution is to strengthen your ankles, period. Boots are just like crutches and if you never get off them your ankles will continue to atrophy.2. "velcro for ankle support" Your ankle braces are just a little better at a short term solution then boots. Used with shoes you can move and feel the trail (necessary for brain to ankle movement and reaction). But get off/out of the braces ASAP. Again, work on strengthening your ankles so you don't have to rely any false support. You can develop the necessary muscle strength to overcome the lack of ligament control (I know this from first hand knowledge).Also do a search though some of the older threads on this very subject and read some of the articles here on BPL about this.Yes, I have a bias, but I have earned it (you ought to see my x-rays)."***********I agree with everything said above. I have one ankle that is literally holding on by a thread. I went the boots and braces route for a while until I noticed one day that my bad ankle was half the size of my good one. Right then I lost the brace and boots and started strengthening my ankles. Good trail runners are much more stable than boots. It is the foot bed that matters not the height up your leg. And on those rare occasions when I do lay my foot on its side I do not hurt my ankle. Because of the lower shoe allows my ankle to move in the arc it was designed to move in instead of the one imposed by the boot.The end result of this is that I have had no ankle injuries or pain since losing the boots and brace over 7 years ago. With the boots I would hurt it almost every trip to at least some degree.
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Thanks guys,Plenty of options for further research for me.Jennifer -- what is a "squishy surface". Is carpet squishy enough?I tend to think, that a combination of the strategies is best for me i.e. strengthening/balance control but always with some kind of strapping. Since I have still had minor rolls with the elasticated support, I'm going to try a lace up brace. I would only wear this during sport or bushwalking - not eg. when "training" walking around suburban streets. Unfortunately resolving this problem is probably in part a process of trial and error for an individual (that takes time and effort) to find what works best for them but you guys have definitely pointed me in the right direction I feel.
"Why must I always have the contrary perspective?"Hey, that's my line ;)I am a big advocate for light shoes... my normal hiking shoes are probably more minimalist than many here. Also I harp a lot about getting into hiking shape. However, getting advice on an Internet forum for dealing with a serious injury is not prudent. The advice should come from an expert, such as a sports medicine doctor. Several folks here have shared how they overcame injuries by strengthing the injured area -- and that would be my first strategy. One would think that for most injuries this is the solution. But it may not work for everyone. To me a boot or ankle wrap is just a bandaid for a problem and does not address the root cause; but for some that might be the only solution. If someone is starting a long hike after an injury, I would expect they have done enough hiking before hand to know if they are healed or not.
Nick...that is a perfect post. My thoughts exactly. It is very, very true that you should certainly try (and continue) strengthening the surrounding muscles. In terms of the ankle, you need to work the posterior tibialis and the intrinsic muscles of the foot. I generally hate orthotics, superfeet, braces, etc. I think people (and podiatrists) jump to that far too soon. But having said that, there are plenty of feet and ankles in this world that are far beyond strengthening to fix. Once the ligaments are deficient enough, and the tendons stretched or torn enough, and possibly the arthritis setting in enough, you don't have a choice but to support your feet as best as you can with orthotics, braces, etc. You want to do what you do and many times those assistive devices are the only way you're going to be able to do it safely. We tend to call these "floppy feet."Be careful...people say they want "arch support," but many times that means a big chunk of something under the arch. But the arch is not a weight bearing surface...your weight goes through your heel, the ball of your foot at your big toe and at your little toe (like a tripod). Many, many things throw this off and that's one reason why getting Internet advice about this stuff is so hard. Every single foot is different...Anyway, enough of that soap box.Stuart: the squishy surface can be anything unstable. The more unstable the better (meaning your toes are digging in, your ankle moves all over the place to try to hold you up). Try a couch pillow, cushion, bed pillow, or roll up a bit of a closed cell foam pad (that would be perfect!). Keep making it really, really hard to stand on one leg.
This may not work for you, but...I had ankle problems for the duration of my pre teens, teens, and a good chunk of my adult life. My ankles seemed to be perpetually sprained. Running seemed out of the question. I now can trail run and hike without issue. For me the answer was less rather than more support. I found that relying on external support was a crutch that caused me to just rely more on it and never really strengthen my ankles, develop the reflexes to un-weight my ankle if it started to roll, or avoid the rolling in the first place. I had to go gradually at first, but now I seem to be well over the problem.
"However, getting advice on an Internet forum for dealing with a serious injury is not prudent. The advice should come from an expert, such as a sports medicine doctor."I think you have more faith in the medical profession than I do. In my 62 years I have gotten more bad advice from doctors than good when it came to sports injuries, and strangely, sports medicine specialists have not on average been any better. I have found good advice from some doctors and try to stick with the ones that gave advice that worked. That said sometimes I think that random advice from a stranger isn't much worse than what I got from a lot of doctors. For example back when I was very in to ww kayaking, the kayaking community seemed to have better advice about shoulder injuries than >95% of the doctors treating them. They also seemed to know who the <5% of ortho docs were that had good knowledge of how to treat kayaking injuries.Physical therapists I have been treated by had a better apparent competency rate than doctors who I have seen, but apparent competency was still pretty spotty.When it has come right down to it for chronic problems that do not require surgery I think I have done better with random advice filtered with a bit of common sense and a lot of patient trial and error. Most of the time the best answer was rest followed by careful gradual conditioning and long term maintenance of that conditioning.
I badly injured both my ankles a few years ago doing something very stupid (won't be making that mistake again). I would second the idea that the sooner you can get your ankles off braces/support, and the strength back in your ankles, the better. Here is what I would suggest:-follow your doctors advice. If he/she is giving you bad advice, find another doctor.-always use trekking poles if you aren't already. -choose the trails you hike more carefully. It might be beneficial for you to stay off the trails for a couple of months until you can strengthen your ankles. Maybe do some more walking on flatter ground with fewer inclines or walk on a treadmill (barefoot even to completely remove shoes from the equation).-ankle exercises which others have mentioned-try lighter trail runners with thinner soles. They would offer less cushioning, but would give you much more stability and ground feel which may help prevent any further injury.
Edited by ljamesb on 04/30/2013 05:13:34 MDT.
I broke one ankle very badly many years ago, requiring extensive surgery and resulting in an ankle with limited mobility, larger size (a bony mass), and prone to inflammation during exercise, hiking included. While I have found relief with braces, my "go to" boots are Meindl Vakuum, which feature a very thick layer of memory foam in the collar that is both supportive, and forgiving when the swelling starts. While these leather boots are not light, they are far lighter than others in the Meindl line. When I wear these and pop a few NSAIDS before the hike, I can go many hours before the hobbling starts. Also, as mentioned above, use trekking poles. Great aid for bad ankles.
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May. 13, 2014
Mr. Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, is advising New York State how to invest billions on technology in schools, prompting an advocacy group to file an ethics complaint. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Mathias Dopfner, chief executive officer of Axel Springer, Germany's largest publisher, suggests that European authorities are colluding with Google to develop a business model that he likens to extortion; comment is made a week after Google chairman Eric E Schmidt mounted spirited defense of Google's digital publishing practices. MORE
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Op-Ed article by WikiLeaks editor in chief Julian Assange contends book The New Digital Age by Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen is a startlingly clear and provocative blueprint for technocratic imperialism, proselytizing role of technology in reshaping world; warns that digital technologies are not liberating the world, but are instead imprisoning it. MORE
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Janet Maslin reviews book The New Digital Age: Reshaping the Future of People, Nations and Business by Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen. MORE
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Visit to North Korea by Eric E Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, and former New Mexico Gov Bill Richardson may be used by Kim Jong-un to burnish his image at home and show people that his impoverished nation is moving forward; some in United States are calling visit naive while others describe it as valuable back-channel diplomacy. MORE
Jan. 10, 2013
Private delegation to North Korea that includes Google's executive chairman Eric E Schmidt is urging North to allow more open Internet access and cellphones, although it is unclear how that message is being heard by leadership that has long depended on near-total ban on outside information to maintain its totalitarian rule. MORE
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Former New Mexico Gov Bill Richardson leads private delegation that includes Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt to North Korea, controversial trip to country that is among the most hostile to the Internet; says he will try to meet with Kenneth Bae, 44-year-old South Korean-born American citizen who was arrested in North Korea for crimes against the country. MORE
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Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt is to leave Beijing on commercial flight to North Korea, country thought to have the world's most restrictive Internet policies. MORE
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State Department says it has advised against visit to North Korea by former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson and Google's executive chairman Eric E Schmidt, though expert says visit might aid in discussion of detained American citizen Kenneth Bae. MORE
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Intranasal Oxytocin for the Treatment of Pain Associated With Interstitial Cystitis
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Anecdotal evidence suggests female patients with painful bladder disorder interstitial cystitis (IC) can experience a significant attenuation of their systems while breastfeeding. Since it has been shown that postpartum lactation is a time associated with decreased levels of stress, and stress has been shown to exacerbate IC-related pain, the investigators have developed an interest in the effects of the hormones involved in postpartum lactation on stress and pain. Based on a series of pre-clinical experiments, the investigators believe the hormone oxytoxin has both analgesic and anxiolytic properties which make it a potentially useful agent for the treatment of stress-exacerbated chronic pain syndrome such as IC. Therefore, the investigators propose a double-blinded, placebo-controlled crossover trial of intranasal oxytocin vs. intranasal saline for bladder pain in a cohort of patients with IC and some degree of continuous, daily pain.
Interstitial Cystitis
Drug: Oxytocin
Other: Saline as a nasal spray
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Intranasal Oxytocin for the Treatment of Pain Associated With Interstitial Cystitis
- Our primary outcome measure will be the global response assessment(GRA)score [ Time Frame: 6 and 24 hours post drug or place administration ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Secondary outcome measures will include verbal reports of anxiety and pain, micturition frequency, and concomitant medication use for pain and/or anxiety. [ Time Frame: One week ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|June 2010
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|September 2015
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|September 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Oxytocin
Oxytocin, 40 IU intranasally, once
Drug: Oxytocin
A single dose of oxytocin 40 IU (20 IU to each nostril) will be dispensed in a random fashion to subjects. A log will be kept so that the subject will receive a single does of saline as an alternate agent on the second day if needed.
Other Name: Syntocinon
Placebo Comparator: Saline as a nasal spray
Saline, 4ml intranasally, once
Other: Saline as a nasal spray
A single dose of saline will be dispensed in a random fashion to subjects. A log will be kept so that the subject will receive a single does of oxytocin 40 IU as an alternate agent on the second day if needed.
Detailed Description:
Fifty patients will be enrolled in a double-blinded, placebo-controlled single-dose crossover trial comparing intranasal oxytocin to intranasal saline. At the time of enrollment, patients will complete a series of standardized questionnaires detailing information about their IC-related symptoms at baseline as well as comorbid conditions, coping mechanisms (specifically catastrophizing), and baseline ratings of overall pain, depression, anxiety, and global functioning. Once this information is obtained, the patient will receive a one-time dose of intranasal oxytocin or an equivalent volume of intranasal saline. The patients will be monitored for one hour by a physician investigator for toxicities and efficacy and then contacted for follow-up information at 2, 4, 6, and 24 hours. At each of these time points, the patient will be asked to report a verbal pain report, a verbal anxiety report, the number of voids since last contact with an investigator, and the use of any additional medications for pain control or anxiety. In addition, a global response assessment (GRA) score will be obtained at 6 and 24 hours. The patient will be asked to return within a one week period at which time he/she will receive the alternative intranasal agent. Following the second dose, the patient will be monitored for one hour and contact made at 2, 4, 6, and 24 hours as previously described.
The primary outcome measure will be the GRA score, which will be analyzed using a Chi-square analysis followed by Fischer's exact test. Secondary outcome measures will be analyzed via ANOVA.
If this study indicates that intranasal oxytocin is efficacious for pain control, this could provide for an alternative to current ineffective or invasive treatments for IC-related pain. It is also possible it could eventually be utilized for other forms of chronic pain as well.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|19 Years to 65 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- 19 - 65 years of age
- Must meet the current National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) diagnostic criteria for interstitial cystitis and have some degree of continuous daily pain
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy
- Under the age of 19
- Older that the age of 65
- Breastfeeding women
- Uncontrolled hypertension
- History of significant cardiac or pulmonary disease (including arrhythmias)
- Known allergy to oxytocin
- Severe psychiatric disease
- Patients who have undergone procedural interventions within the past month related to their interstitial cystitis
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00919802
|Contact: Meredith T Robbins, PhD
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|University of Alabama at Birmingham
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|Principal Investigator: Meredith T Robbins, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Michael A Froelich, MD, MS
|Sub-Investigator: Keith Lloyd, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Timothy J Ness, MD, PhD
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|Meredith T Robbins, PhD
|University of Alabama at Birmingham
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|Meredith Robbins, PhD, Ph.D., University of Alabama at Birmingham
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|June 9, 2009
|Last Updated:
|April 14, 2015
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Keywords provided by University of Alabama at Birmingham:
Interstitial cystitis (IC)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cystitis, Interstitial
Urinary Bladder Diseases
Urologic Diseases
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Reproductive Control Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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In an effort to take the focus off of food and take the fear out of Halloween, my local anaphylaxis support group has organized food-free Halloween parties for the past few years. Yup, you read that right.
A Halloween party with no food at all. And what's more, this is a big hit with the kids.
Here are a few things to consider if you're thinking of throwing your own food-free (and therefore much less scary!) party for Halloween 2014.
If your home is large enough to accommodate the group, perfect. But if you are arranging a larger party, then inquire at the local school board about community use of schools. Schools often rent out space such as gymnasiums to the community. My experience has been that they won't rent space for private parties, but they will rent space for peer meetings, and if you're getting a support group together and there's no food, you can definitely argue that your gathering is indeed a meeting.
A true allergy-aware party will be latex-free, so forget the balloons and head to the local dollar store. There you will find tons of inexpensive decorations, from wall clings that give you a dungeon atmosphere to tree silhouettes that can be the inspiration for a cemetery theme. Paint cardboard boxes to look like tombstones. (Think of your guests, though – nothing too spooky for the 6 and under crowd!)
We opt to serve nothing but water since members of our large group have allergies to all priority allergens and many others. Large containers of water are less expensive and more environmentally friendly than smaller containers. Be sure to have markers on hand to label everyone's cup.
For small children, cover a table with craft paper and lay out an assortment of craft items such as stickers, foam shapes, pom-poms, markers, crayons and glue sticks. This gives the little ones something to do while they check out each other's costumes and EpiPen belts.
Older kids might like to watch a scary movie, dance or play games.
We've had great success with games such as:
Zombie Tag: One person is the zombie and as s/he claims more victims, they too become zombies. This continues until there is only one human left.
Eyeball and Spoon Race: In the weeks leading up to Halloween, it's easy to find small balls that look like eyeballs. Or, you can color ping-pong balls to look like eyes.
Wrap A Mummy (or Daddy): Participants in groups wrap willing adults in toilet paper. The 'mummies' then race to the finish line and depending on how difficult you want to make it, they can be asked to create something at the finish line, such as to build a skeleton out of paper bones or construct a jack-o-lantern.
At the end of the party, instead of candy, children can be given:
Halloween Ribbon Wands
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Buffalo Police say the officer was stopped at a red light at the intersection of Main Street and Eastwood Place just before 2 A.M.
The driver, an 18-year-old Tonawanda woman, crashed into the stopped police cruiser, rear-ending it.
The officer was taken to Erie County Medical Center to be checked out. We're told that he'll be okay.
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The Carbon High swim team is young this year, but the team is loaded with talented athletes. Only eight team members are returning swimmers this year while 13 are first timers. The lack of experience is not a factor however.
In a meet that took place late last month, Carbon had a strong showing as the Lady Dinos finished with 78 points, only three behind the Delta Rabbits who finished in the top seed at the competition.
The boys team also faired well. With only eight swimmers on the team, the Dino's finished with 60 points while Delta lead with 91 points. Of the eight swimmers on the boys team this year, only two are return athletes.
The following is a list of Carbon swimmers and how they faired during the meet.
Kelly Padget, 1st 50 Free, 2nd 100 Free
Megan Brandon, 1st 500 Free, 4th 200 Free
April Sorenson, 2nd 200 IM, 2nd 100 Bac
Kandice Owen, 2nd 500 Free, 3rd 100 Back
Ali Baum, 3rd 200 Free, 3rd 100 Brea
Amelia Owen, 3rd 500 Free, 4th 50 Free
Danae Riche, 3rd 100 Fly, 4th 100 Back
Kelsey Gillespie, 3rd 200 IM, 5th 10 Breas
Amanda Ewan, 3rd 100 Back, 6th 200 Free
Morgan Johnson, 4th 100 Breaststroke, 7th 100 Free
Erica Perkins, 5th 200 Free, 6th 100 Free
Amber Wood, 5th 50 Free
Rachel Hall, 6th 50 Free
Leo Yu, 1st 200 IM, 1st 100 Breas
Jimmy Dilley, 1st 500 Free, 2nd 50 Free
Ryan Slane, 2nd 100 Fly, 3rd 200 IM
Ween Ngamketkamo, 2nd 100 Free, 4th 50 Free
Terrance Henrie, 3rd 100 Free,
Randy Slane, 4th 500 Free, 5th 200 Free
Cameron Noyes, 4th 100 Free, 6th 200 Free
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PSN (PSN comes back) has been down for so long that many users forgot what it was once like to take their PlayStation 3 online and play games with their friends. However, now they are rolling out updates and have put together a huge security patch to ensure that the hacking that the company suffered would not happen again. In the early goings of the hack, the network went down and Sony was mostly silent while they took a look at the damage that had been caused. After quite some time, they stated that they believed that some credit card numbers had been broached, and the federal government got into the investigation. Other personal information was leaked as well. In all, over one hundred million user accounts were compromised.
The firmware update has created some problems of its own. After Sony put the update out there, users were asked to change their passwords. Sony said that it would take some time for the update to roll out across the country, and that they would be rolling it out in segments to ensure that no further issues were experienced.
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CSU Honors Achievement, Perseverance of Student Scholars
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(September 24, 2009) - The California State University honored 23 students, one from each campus in the system, with the 2009/10 William R. Hearst/CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement.
These awards are among the highest forms of recognition for student achievement in the CSU. Scholars demonstrate superior academic achievements, community service, financial need and the ability to overcome adversity.
Many of the students have prevailed in the face of disability, language and cultural barriers, intense personal loss, substance abuse, homelessness, and abusive or absentee guardians. Despite these challenges, these scholars have each persevered and found success at a CSU campus.
"One day I found the courage to take my first step out of darkness–for myself and for my children," said Scarlett Aufman, award recipient and student at CSU Dominguez Hills.
In recognition of their achievements and perseverance, Hearst/Trustees' recipients each received a $3000 scholarship. Four students have been identified for additional distinction. This year, there are two students receiving Trustee Ali C. Razi Scholarships for $10,000. There are also two Trustee Murray L. Galinson Scholarships for $6,000.
Sony Electronics also provided each Hearst/CSU Trustees' Award recipient with a surprise scholarship at the event. Sony's scholarship program, which kicked off by awarding each Hearst/Trustees' recipient with a bundle of Sony products, will recognize deserving students across the county in the coming year to help them continue to excel in their academic endeavors.
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The Satiated Village
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The Satiated Village
2011. China. Directed by Zou Xueping. Wu Wenguang's Folk Memory Documentary Project, which encourages amateur filmmakers to investigate the hidden histories of their home villages, gave rise to Zou Xueping's first feature, The Starving Village, for which Zou interviewed residents of his hometown about their experiences during a famine that killed tens of millions. In this follow-up, Zou tries to screen the film in her village, only to meet resistance from family and neighbors fearful of official reprisal. Undeterred, Zou uses her camera to mediate her hometown's ability to confront its tragic past, with near-miraculous results. Courtesy of China Independent Documentary Film Archive. In Mandarin; English subtitles. 88 min.
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