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CHC40412 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs
Click HERE to download a free brochure about this course
This qualification covers workers who provide a range of services and interventions to clients with alcohol and other drugs issues and/or implement health promotion and community interventions. Work may take place in a range of contexts such as community based organisations, residential rehabilitation services and outreach services.
This qualification:
- Defines the knowledge and skills for support workers and care workers who work autonomously under the broad guidance of other practitioners and professionals in the community services and health sectors
- Refers to specific knowledge of a client with alcohol and other drugs issues and to appropriate intervention processes applied in residential and community settings
- Case worker
- Community support worker
- Detoxification worker
- Drug and alcohol worker
- Family support worker
- Outreach worker
- Support worker
- CHC40412 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Windows - 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8 OR
Apple - OS X or later OR
Linux - Ubuntu, Fedora, etc. Desktop Editions
- Word processing software such as Microsoft Word or Open Office Writer
- A web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox
- Adobe Reader and Flash viewer (latest versions)
- 1.6 GHz CPU, 1GB of memory and at least 1GB of free hard drive space
- Video recording device such as mobile phone or video camera
- A connection to the internet, 56Kbps or higher
- Reading case notes and reports
- Writing case notes and reports
- Conducting and writing assessments
Occupational titles may include:
Student's competency against the unit of competency specifications is assessed during each unit undertaken throughout the course. Students are provided with opportunities for re-assessment if they fail to demonstrate competency during assessment tasks.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
All students are provided with the opportunity to have their prior learning and experience assessed and recognised (Recognition of Prior Learning). Students who have successfully completed whole units of competency with another nationally recognised training provider that are identical to any of those contained within this course can apply for National Recognition.
On successful completion of this course, students will receive:
Flexible Delivery
The course is provided through flexible delivery of accredited training with online support in the form of manuals, learning materials and assessments as well as support via telephone, emails and forums. It is suitable for people with intermediate computer literacy. The format is similar to 'distance learning' and requires good time management skills.
You will require the following in order to be able to undertake this course:
Software requirements:
Hardware requirements:
Questions about Flexible Delivery?
Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Expected study hours per week: 6-8
Course Duration: 15 months
Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course specified. However in order to work effectively in the sector candidates must be able to perform tasks requiring language, literacy and numeracy skills such as:
Employment / Work Placement Requirements
Employment or volunteer work
We recommend wherever possible that students be employed in the AOD or a related Community Sector position for the duration of the course. This ensures that course materials and assessment tasks are relevant to your work and the learning outcomes are maximised.
Where students are not employed we recommend seeking volunteer work in an AOD service or agency such as Family Drug Help for the duration of studies.
When this is not possible, students are required to complete a placement at an alcohol and drug agency for a total of 240 hours. This placement must be secured prior to enrolment.
Workplace assessment
It is a requirement of this course that students complete a minimum of 240 hours' work with an alcohol and other drug service agency during the course of their studies. Certain assessment tasks may only be assessed in workplace scenarios and confirmation of these skills is provided during the work placement. Students may not be deemed competent in the course without completing the workplace assessment requirement.
Student Placement
What is a practical placement?
A practical placement is an important component of your course and allows you to prepare for the workplace by applying what you have learned in your course to the work environment. It involves more than just observing what is happening in the host workplace as you will have specific learning outcomes or activities to undertake while on the placement.
How long is the placement?
Odyssey House Victoria requires student placements to be the equivalent of 240 hours or approximately 31 days.
Who should undertake practical placement?
Students undertaking study in the Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs with Odyssey House Victoria who have no recent experience of working in the community services sector with clients who have substance dependency issues.
Course Start Date
Courses start on the 1st of each month.
Course Fees
Cost: $4,725.00
Government Funded Price: $540.00*
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Course Structure
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+ CHCAD401D - Advocate for clients
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required by the worker to support clients to voice their opinions or needs and to ensure their rights are upheld.
+ CHCAOD402B - Work effectively in the alcohol and other drugs sector
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required by all workers who may be working primarily with clients with alcohol and other drugs (AOD) issues and provides a basic introduction to values, services and approaches applied to work in this sector.
+ CHCAOD406E - Work with clients who are intoxicated
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to work with alcohol and/or other drug affected clients in a range of settings including night patrols, detoxification/ withdrawal units and sobering up shelters.
+ CHCAOD407E - Provide needle exchange services
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to work as a specialist alcohol and other drugs (AOD) worker who may be required to provide clean needle programs.
+ CHCAOD408B - Assess the needs of clients with alcohol and/or other drugs issues
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to assess client needs in the context of identifying options for delivery of community services to support their needs. This unit includes applying standard processes and procedures to providing a comprehensive assessment of clients' Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) and other needs, developing case plans based on the assessment, and referring clients to other services as required.
+ CHCAOD409E - Provide alcohol and/or other drug withdrawal services
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to provide support and assistance to people going through the process of withdrawing from alcohol, tobacco or other drugs, including combinations of these.
+ CHCAOD411A - Provide intervention for people with alcohol and other drug issues
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to provide a range of intervention strategies to address alcohol and other drugs (AOD) issues within the scope of an individual's treatment plan.
+ CHCCM404A - Undertake case management for client with complex needs
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to provide case management to clients who have already been assessed and whose needs have been identified as extending across a number of areas, such as aged care, community care, disability, mental health, drugs, alcohol or homelessness.
+ CHCCOM403A - Use targeted communication skills to build relationships
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to apply specific workplace communication techniques to build and maintain relationships with clients and colleagues based on respect and trust.
+ CHCCS400C - Work within a relevant legal and ethical framework
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to work within a legal and ethical framework that supports duty of care requirements.
+ CHCCS403C - Provide brief intervention
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to identify, implement and monitor brief intervention strategies for use in a variety of community health contexts.
+ CHCMH401A - Work effectively in mental health settings
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required in the context and across the range of settings where mental health work occurs.
+ CHCMH408C - Provide interventions to meet the needs of consumers with mental health and AOD issues
|This unit describes the knowledge and skills required by workers who provide immediate and ongoing support and interventions for consumers with co-existing Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drugs issues drawing on a range of models and techniques supported by evidence.
+ CHCWHS312A - Follow WHS safety procedures for direct care work
|This unit is specifically designed to cater for safety aspects of work involving delivery of services in aged care, home and community care and disability services. The unit focuses on maintaining safety of the worker, the people being supported and other community members.
+ HLTHIR403C - Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers
|This unit deals with the cultural awareness required for effective communication and cooperation with persons of diverse cultures.


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What are healthy attachments, why do we need them, and how can we form them? In answering these questions, we can discover how to be fully human. So say the organizers of an "attachment conference" to be led by experts from across North America gathering at EMU in the spring of 2011. Conference is first of its kind ...More


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Penguin Drop Caps collect twenty-six stunning hardcovers-one for each letter of the alphabet-featuring cover art by lettering superstar Jessica Hische.It all begins with a letter. Penguin Drop Caps is a series of twenty-six collectable hardcover editions, each featuring a specially commissioned illustrated letter of the alphabet by type designer Jessica Hische. A collaboration between Hische and Penguin Art Director Paul Buckley, whose series design encompasses a rainbow-hued spectrum across all twenty-six book spines, Penguin Drop Caps debuted with an 'A' for Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, a 'B' for Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, and a 'C' for Willa Cather's My Ántonia, and now continues with a 'D' for Charles Dickens' Great Expectations, an 'E' for George Eliot's Middlemarch, and an 'F' for Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary.D is for Dickens. A terrifying encounter with an escaped convict in a graveyard on the wild Kent marshes; a summons to meet the bitter, decaying Miss Havisham and her beautiful, cold-hearted ward Estella; the sudden generosity of a mysterious benefactor-these form a series of events that changes the orphaned Pip's life forever, and he eagerly abandons his humble origins to begin a new life as a gentleman. Dickens's haunting late novel depicts Pip's education and development through adversity as he discovers the true nature of his 'great expectations.'
Author Biography
CHARLES DICKENS was born at Portsmouth on 7 February 1812, the second of eight children. Dickens's childhood experiences were similar to those depicted in David Copperfield. His father, who was a government clerk, was imprisoned for debt and Dickens was briefly sent to work in a blacking warehouse at the age of twelve. He received little formal education, but taught himself shorthand and became a reporter of parliamentary debates for the Morning Chronicle. He began to publish sketches in various periodicals, which were subsequently republishes as Sketches by Boz. The Pickwick Papers was published in 1836-7 and after a slow start became a publishing phenomenon and Dickens's characters the centre of a popular cult. Part of the secret of his success was the method of cheap serial publication which Dickens used for all of his novels. He began Oliver Twist in 1837, followed by Nicholas Nickleby (1838-9) and The Old Curiosity Shop (1840-41). After finishing Barnaby Rudge (1841) Dickens sets off for America; he went full of enthusiasm for the young republic but, in spite of a triumphant reception, he returned disillusioned. His experiences are recorded in American Notes (1842). Martin Chuzzlewit (1843-4) did not repeat its predecessors' success but this was quickly redressed by the huge popularity of the Christmas Books, of which the first, A Christmas Carol, appeared in 1842. During 1844-6 Dickens travelled abroad and he began Dombey and Son (1846-8) while in Switzerland. This and David Copperfield (1849-50) were more serious in theme and more carefully planned than his early novels. In later works, such as Bleak House (1852-3) and Little Dorrit (1855-7), Dickens's social criticism became more radical and his comedy more savage. In 1850 Dickens started the weekly periodical Household Words, succeeded in 1859 by All the Year Round; in there he published Hard Times (1854), A Tale of Two Cities (1859) and Great Expectations (1860-61). Dickens's health was failing during the 1860s and the physical strain of public readers which he began in 1858 hastened his decline, although Our Mutual Friend (1864-5) retained some of his best comedy. His last novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, was never completed and he died on 9 June 1870. Public grief at his death was considerable and he was buried in the Poet's Corner of Westminster Abbey.
JESSICA HISCHE is a letterer, illustrator, typographer, and web designer. She currently serves on the Type Directors Club board of directors, has been named a Forbes Magazine "30 under 30" in art and design as well as an ADC Young Gun and one of Print Magazine's "New Visual Artists". She has designed for Wes Anderson, McSweeney's, Tiffany & Co, Penguin Books and many others. She resides primarily in San Francisco, occasionally in Brooklyn.
JESSICA HISCHE is a letterer, illustrator, typographer, and web designer. She currently serves on the Type Directors Club board of directors, has been named a Forbes Magazine "30 under 30" in art and design as well as an ADC Young Gun and one of Print Magazine's "New Visual Artists". She has designed for Wes Anderson, McSweeney's, Tiffany & Co, Penguin Books and many others. She resides primarily in San Francisco, occasionally in Brooklyn.


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The 10 Biggest Turbines in the World
As wind energy pushes to reduce the cost of energy, manufacturers have increasingly sought to increase the size of turbines. Economically, and environmentally, it makes good sense. A study by Swiss and Dutch Scientists, led by Marloes Caduff from ETH Zurich's Institute of Environmental Engineering, showed that the larger the turbine is, the greener the electricity. This effect was due both to size of the turbine as well as the learning and experience gained with the technology over time.
Many of the turbines here have been developed over the last two years, the exception being the Enercon E126. More are undoubtedly on the way but still only exist on paper, such as the Mitsubishi 7MW Sea Angel or the Areva/ Gamesa 8MW. All of the turbines here exist, even if they are not commercially available yet.
On a final note, the criteria is based on capacity and, where this is the same, on blade diameter.
The V164 8MW turbine is the latest addition to the to top 10 list. The Vestas V164 came online in January 2014, nearly three years after the project was first unveiled in London. Curiously for an offshore turbine, the V164 is geared. Other notable features include a 80 metre-long blades and a lightweight nacelle that won the design innovation category in Windpower Monthly's annual wind turbine awards. The first machine has been installed for testing at the Danish national wind turbine test centre at Osterild.
The majority of the turbines on this list are designed for the offshore market. But Enercon 's E126 7.5MW, is purely designed for the onshore sector. The initial 6MW second-generation Enercon E-126, introduced in 2007, featured a concrete tower with a 135-metre hub height, and segmented steel-composite hybrid blades with a 127-metre rotor diameter. It also holds a 12-metre diameter generator. Around 34 E-126 units are operational.
Samsung's 7MW is the latest addition to the top 10 and one of a number of next generation in development for the market. This is the first prototype to be built (at a test site in Scotland) and was only completed in October. Among its features, it includes the world's longest turbine blade at almost 85-metres. To put this in context this record has been extended by almost 10 metres over the last year. Unfortunately, this machine is unlikely to go into production following the Korean company's move to exit offshore wind in 2014.
Like the Samsung 7MW, the MHI SeaAngel was installed in Scotland in early 2015. It has two other similarities, firstly it is 7MW and secondly it is unlikely to go into full scale production. MHI is likely to mothball the machine as its JV with Vestas means it will be using the V164. Although the SeaAngel's hydraulic drive train may be passed on to the V164 at a later date. This machine is third place behind the Samsung because of its slightly smaller rotor, which is 167-metres.
While there are numerous 6MW prototypes in existence, Repower 's 6.2MW onshore/ offshore turbine is currently the largest turbine installed on the open sea. The turbine aims to build on the success of its 5MW predecessor, one of the largest when launched in 2004 and used in a number of North Sea and Irish Sea projects such as the 150MW Ormonde wind farm. The turbine's rotor width is 126-metres while offshore the tower height is between 85-95 metres.
Siemens' 6MW offshore machine only exists as an onshore prototype, but it is set to have the world's largest blade at 75-metres long. It is the follow-up to arguably the most successful wind turbine, the SWT 3.6 120. Siemens have got off to a good start with the turbine, signing a 1.8GW €2.9 billion deal with Dong Energy. The machine has a lot to live up to, as its predecessor the SWT 120 3.6 is generally regarded as the best turbine in the offshore sector.
Another one of a number of 6MW offshore wind turbines, Alstom 's Haliade is currently being tested in France. Prior to Siemens' 75-metre blade, the Haliade held the record with its 73-metre blades co-developed with LM Wind Power. The turbine, which is already set to form the bulk of France's 3GW offshore programme, uses a direct-drive permanent-magnet generator with a 7.5-metre diameter and has been installed Carnet in the Loire-Atlantique region. It will undergo a series of tests over the next year before a second turbine is installed in Belgian waters.
Sinovel 's SL6000 6MW turbine is currently being tested in China, and is the country's largest wind turbine. The turbine has a 128 metre diameter rotor. It has been tested at -45 degrees Celsius, and a wind speed of 62.5 metres per second. It also has the low-voltage ride-through capacity, a necessity for installation in Chinese wind farms. The machine is descended from the SL5000, which is also being tested. Moreover the company also claims to be in the latter stages of designing a 10MW machine.
9. Areva M5000
The Areva M5000, in theory at least, is one of the oldest turbines on this list. Originally developed by Aerodyn in the late-90s the 5MW machine is one of the few offshore turbines on this list that is in use commercially (at the Alpha Ventus project in the German North Sea). Last year, the Areva announced it was upgrading the turbine's rotor from 113-metres to 136-metres. It is set to be used on one of the French offshore projects in the English Channel.
10. Gamesa G5MW
Gamesa 's 5MW turbine is essentially a scale-up of its 4.5MW onshore machine. The turbine, which is currently being tested in Gran Canaria, has a 128-metre rotor and like most offshore turbines is designed for class I wind speeds. The machine is designed for near-shore areas however it's low weight means the machine can use a monopile foundation in depths of up to 35-metres. Originally the 5MW was envisaged as an offshore/ onshore machines, but is now onshore-only due to the tie-up with Areva.
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WWE News
– While doing media out of Charlotte, North Carolina, Mick Foley said he probably wasn't going to sign his new WWE Legend's Contract because he doesn't feel the company did right by the guys in the WWE 2K14 video game. Foley said the check was "a little low" and while there was a bankruptcy last year (referring to THQ going out), he said he didn't see the upside. He admitted he probably should have told WWE before he told the radio hosts. You can listen to Foley make the comments at the 13:30 mark at this link.
– Batista is not being advertised for WWE shows after next month's Extreme Rules pay-per-view, as it appears he'll be taking time off. You can check out official promotional listings at this link. Batista is back under a multiyear contract that calls for him to work TVs and live events, however, he is featured in the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy Marvel film that will be released on August 1, 2014.
– This week's episode of Total Divas did an average viewing audience of 1,390,000 viewers on E. The show had to deal with competition from Game of Thrones on HBO as TV by the Numbers has more data at this link.
WWE TV Taping Notes from Hershey…
– Neither John Cena nor WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan worked this week's tapings. The storyline is Bryan was at home resting when he was given time off due to the death of his father. Bryan is scheduled to work Raw next week in St. Louis.
– Someone that was supposedly gone was back. We have taping results at this link.
– Bo Dallas worked a dark match prior to the start of the show, going over a local worker. Sami Zayn was also at the taping and went over Heath Slater in a dark match.
– After this week's Smackdown was taped, The Shield brawled off-camera with The Wyatt Family. The babyfaces won out to send the crowd home happy.
– WWE is taking Hulk Hogan to Japan for their upcoming tour of the country on July 11 and July 12. The July 11 show will take place from Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo and the show on the 12th will take place from Maishima Arena in Osaka. We have official details on WWE's summer tour of Japan at this link. Thanks to Wrestling News World reader Hiroaki Kawafuji for sending this in.
– WWE has announced NXT Takeover, a "live, two-hour action-packed special" airing next month on WWE Nework. The event comes after February's NXT ArRIVAL special event, the first live special to air on WWE Network. Click here for more information. WWE NXT Takeover will take place on May 29, 2014 at 8:00 p.m. ET, with a pre-show taking place at 7:30 p.m ET. WrestlingNewsWorld.com will have full results from the show as it happens.
– Wrestling News World's Scott Brooks is at Thursday's WWE NXT tapings and passed along the following notes:
The next live WWE Network special will take place on Thursday, May 29, 2014 and it will be called NXT Takeover. Like ArRIVAL back in February, the show will be two hours in length.
Triple H announced both the NXT Championship and WWE NXT Women's Championship will be defended on the show.
Speaking of which, there will be a tournament [that started at Thursday's tapings] that will crown a new WWE NXT Women's Champion.
They'll also crown the new number one contender for Adrian Neville's NXT Championship.
– WWE has hired Rich Brennan as an announcer and currently have him working in NXT. Brennan was hired in March and began his career in pro wrestling with Booker T's Reality of Wrestling promotion. Brennan has a background working in sports. You can follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/richbrennanwwe.
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7 Hawkeyes earned Honorable Mention Scholar All-America Award
Iowa downs Northern Iowa, Michigan State at CRWC Pool
UI women's swimming and diving team falls 185-111 in season-opener
Hawkeyes open season at Michigan
Honorees must be letterwiners in their 2nd academic year with a 3.0 GPA
Photos from the first day of the 2013 Hawkeye Invitational at the University of Iowa CRWC
Oct. 18, 2013 CRWC Pool
Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series CRWC Pool - Dec. 7, 2012
Campus Recreation and Wellness Center Iowa City, Iowa
2014-15 -- NCAA Championships qualifier on the 1-meter... dove to a 41st-place finish (253.55) on the 1-meter at the 2015 NCAA Championships... led team on 1-meter (316.50) and ranked third on the 3-meter (317.48), posting NCAA Zone qualifying scores in both events... finished eighth (294.10) at 2015 NCAA Zone D Diving Championships... posted eight top-two finishes... garnered team's Nancilea Underwood Diving MVP Award... CSCAA Scholar All-American... named Academic All-Big Ten and a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... letterwinner.
2013-14 -- Paced team on 1-meter springboard (319.45), ranking fifth all-time in the event... posted season-high score in 3-meter springboard (321.52) at Iowa State... recorded NCAA Zone Diving Standard scores in both the 1 and 3-meter springboard... registered six top-two finishes, including four victories... finished seventh at the Big Ten Championships in the 1-meter springboard (319.45)... academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner.
2012-13 -- Led team in the 1-meter (313.35) and platform (234.75) events... posted NCAA Zone qualifying scores in all three diving events... finished 19th in the platform (214.70), 22nd in 3-meter (275.70) and tied for 27th in 1-meter (244.60) at NCAA Zone D Diving Championships... placed 13th in the 3-meter (307.65) and 23rd in 1-meter at the Big Ten Championships... posted collegiate best scores in 1-meter (313.35) vs. Illinois, 3-meter (327.08) vs. Iowa State, and platform (234.75) vs. Northwestern... named the Big Ten Diver of the Week on Dec. 11 after winning the 1-meter and 3-meter in the dual against Iowa State... earned Co-Big Ten Diver of the Week honors on Jan. 22 after claiming the event titles on the 1-meter and 3-meter in a dual win at Illinois... posted 12 top-five finishes with four first place finishes... named Academic All-Big Ten... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... named to UI Dean's List... letterwinner.
2011-12 -- Posted collegiate best scores on the one-meter (283.36) vs. Illinois and three-meter (305.33) vs. Western Illinois... placed 16th on the one-meter (267.35) at the Big Ten Championships... posted nine top-five finishes... named Academic All-Big Ten... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... CSCAA honorable mention Scholar All-American... letterwinner.
2010-11 -- Redshirted.
High School -- Three-time all-conference selection... won the conference title and sectional meet in the one-meter as a senior after finishing as the runner-up as a sophomore and junior... finished 17th at the state meet in 2009, her school's highest ever finisher... holds the one-meter school record in six dives with 222.10 points... also was an all-conference in track and field, competing in the 110 hurdles, 300 hurdles and 4x100 and 4x400 relays... National Honor Society... academic all-conference in track, diving and cheerleading... member of the honor roll all eight semesters... National Society of Collegiate Scholars... diving coaches were Alexis Ralph and Julie Sgro.
Personal -- Born Oct. 7, 1991, in Iowa City, Iowa... daughter of Jeff and Jill Christy... father was on the wrestling team at Drake... has two siblings, Jessica and Jeffery... Jessica ran track and Illinois Wesleyan... majoring in speech and hearing science.
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Sept. 8, 2008
Ryan Mathews emerged for his sophomore season in a big way in Fresno State's win at Rutgers. In doing so, Mathews was named the WAC Offensive Player of the Week, the second time in his career he's won the award and he has been named GoBulldogs.com Athlete of the Week for the week of September 2. Mathews, a sophomore from Bakersfield, Calif. (West HS), rushed a career-high 26 times for 163 yards and scored all three Fresno State touchdowns in a 24-7 win at Rutgers on Monday. Mathews rushed for 106 yards and scored all three touchdowns in the second half of a game that was tied 0-0 at the intermission. He also had his first career reception that went for 20 yards to rack up 183 all-purpose yards in the game.
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Crushstation (aka Monstah Lobstah) will be plowing its way into Long Island's Nassau Coliseum this Friday for MonsterJam, a rip-roaring festival of 12-foot tall by 12-foot wide trucks euipped with 1500 hp engines mounted on 66-inch tires that can leap, and crush at speeds up to 100 mph.
According to Gary Porter, 52, who will be behind the wheel if the "Gravedigger," fans can expect to experience a show "full of awe-inspiring stunts including wheelies and a donut test to see who can spin the most revolutions the fastest."
Gravedigger, which was originally built from a 1967 Chevy Panel Wagon and a lot of junkyard parts is one of the world's most "decorated" Monster Jam competitors, with a team that included designer Dennis Anderson, Randy Brown, Chad Tingler, Charlie Pauken, Carl Van Horn, Jon Zimmer and Pablo Huffaker, as well as Porter.
Other fan favorites expected to dog the arena are a trio of Monster Mutt trucks, each fashioned to resemble giant dogs (including a Rottweiler and Dalmation) complete with ears, tails and snarling muzzles.
The Monster Jam will kick off with a "Party in the Pits" Friday January 31 from 5:30-6:30 pm and Saturday February 1 from 11am-1pm, while the main event will be held beginning at 7:30 pm each night.
Admission is $30-$75 for adults and $15 for kids 2-12 years old. There is also and additional $8-$12 fee for parking.
The Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum is located at 1255 Hempstead Tpke., Uniondale, NY 11553. For more information call 516 794-9300.