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Ever had a punch up at your Gig ?
(It was one of the most exciting gigs ive ever done !)
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Do you mean you personally had a punch up? Or there was one going on while you were playing? Either way I've not experienced any.
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Yes, I've seen a few. Some bordering on the hysterical given the druken state of the turkeys participating.......no-one got seriously hurt and we were all ROFL, like watching an impromtu 'comedy routine'. Others really quite frightening given the level of violence involved......knives, stabbings, pool cues and bar stools.......vicious indeed.
Even played in a band where the bass player once belted the lead singer before a gig. We did our show as if nothing had happened and they continued it in the car park afterwards......that one was quite funny!
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at metal gigs? yeah. we've had to stop playing mid-set to stop kids from destroying each other. and yeah if me/friends go to hardcore/metal gigs then there is always fighting. but at normal gigs? nope.
depends on the gig/venue, some places it is totally normal, others it isn't.
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Most of my gigs are Christian worship. I'd find it hilarious if it happened there.
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I always say if there's a fight during a gig that's a good night if you or any of your friends don't. get hurt & it not the beginning of the night of course LOL
I look at it like this you don't. see a fight in a empty club & usually in a packed club which means there are people buying drinks & lots of them so the club makes out & when the club owner happy you'll be happy also.
Good clubs know how too deal with fights, when alcohol is involved its just a matter of time & usually they are prepared.
Just have good common sense.
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My ex-band opened up for some guys at the Bullet Bar in Camden, they were on tour..based in Manchester and seemed to be about 10 years to late for the Brit Pop era (Not really my thing),
The singer and guitarist start knocking into each other during their set, didn't seem too bad but you could tell it was getting a little personal..
Anyways I was outside loading my bits and bobs into my car and they started having a punch up in and around their van after bursting out of the venue looking they were trying to kill one another. One of them shouted
'You threw a bit of paper at me!'
Which I thought was the most un-rock and roll thing to have a fight about.
That's the closest I've ever had to a punch up, I play for 40+ year olds now so punch ups are very rare.
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And what a shame you didn't get a recording of the exchange. It would bring the house down if played at a party for a landmark birthday (40, 50 etc). You'd need a paramedic there to handle possible heart attacks
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a long time ago when i was still in high school my band played a big house party for literally hundreds of people. we were set up on an indoor balcony overlooking a large living area. we were playing a song when we suddenly noticed that a bunch of guys with instruments were charging up the stairs, apparently about to overthrow us by force! (were we that bad?) a few big guys grabbed onto them and pulled them off the stairs. there was a bit of a brawl and they were thrown out the door. i later heard that they were party crasher musicians!
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We were coming to the end of our last set and we were getting into our danciest numbers (kings of leon etc) and there were two groups of drunks dancing and one of the lads knocked another from the the other group and hey started to argue and push and shove etc
one of the lads pushed on stage and got out lead vocal mike and started to shout abuse at the others...... We just kept playing...... i was worried he was going to come and get my sticks or some thing but he didnt, then they started to push more then the first fists went flying but it stopped when people broke it up but for them moments when it was all going it was great !..... in the end we finished our very extended version of sex on fire and went home !
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Many years ago, hell when I just a kid, really, I was playing in a blues band in North Carolina. We had a Saturday night gig at a bar connected to a motel, a large room with a decent stage. It was your basic southern roadhouse. The clientele were...well, they were rednecks. But they seemed to like us and everyone was drinking and dancing.
Then, during the second set, two of the big-haired ladies who were there got into a fist fight right on the dance floor, no doubt over some feller. Before you knew it, there had to be twenty people engaged in a full-blown free-for-all, right on the dance floor in front of the band. It was a riot situation, man. So the bar-manager decides to break out the tear gas. That's right, he TEAR GASSED the place. Everybody started making for the exit, where the brawl continued outside.
Now tear gas doesn't just make you cry. It stings like a bitch and makes your face go all raw. All you want to do is get away as fast as you can. But we, the band and our girlfriends, didn't dare try to escape with all our gear through the chaos outside, so we huddled on the bandstand, holding wet napkins to our faces. Apparently there was no other way out. Then another fight broke out between a couple of the band-members over why we were even playing there in the first place. This went on until a whole squadron of police arrived and broke everything up.
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thinks to self : i neeeeeeeeeeeeeeed to start a blues band.
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Haha good story con struct!
Playing in, and going to a lot of metal and hardcore gigs, it means it can get a bit rough. Towards the end of the night if you have a good crowd there will definitely be mosh pits. Although, there are sort of unwritten rules never to take what goes on in that situation personally, however some people do and it can occasionally end in fights and stuff.
At our gig tonight actually there were a gang of skinhead metal types (think Phil Anselmo from Pantera) and they were going crazy! Right at the front of the crowd in our lead singers face punching the air and stuff (I think they may have been the sort to have 'controversial' thoughts on peoples ethnicity). In the midst of all this one skinhead punch in the air but accidently hit my lead singer in the crotch. He wasn't happy. He's got quite a short fuse so I'm surprised he didn't say/do anything. I glad he didn't though because they were pretty big guys.
Hey, I'm a lover, not a fighter!
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we had a 3 way chick fight going on during our set once. a patty wagon came lol. think i still have the footage.
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I played at a hardcore/metal show at which people in the pit busted out chains and brass knuckles during the band that played after us. Then, in the midst of the brawl, someone got slammed into a merch table. The table collapsed and the glass tip jar shattered, leaving a nice mix of blood, glass, coins and t-shirts all over the floor. Later on that night someone broke the window with a skateboard.
Another one of our shows we achieved our band goal of having girls fight in the pit while we were playing. Hair was pulled and they were eventually thrown out of the venue.
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Jay, your tale is completely insane. Being stuck in tear gas with your instruments, protected only by wet napkins. I hope you were paid extra for that one!
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Most fights at my gigs are the result of some lame brain going a bit too far in the moshpit and ensuing retaliation. My bassist (6-4, 340 lbs) and I (5-8, 250 lbs) had to form a scrum-line to protect our PA and effects rack when we ran sound for another band when the edge of the pit came within 5 feet of our gear.
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WOW! Great post. I have a good story.....
One night...probably Friday in 1991 in Priest River, Idaho at EZ Ed's. Does it sound like a biker bar or what?!?
At the end of our 3rd set (4th set was last) we were playing the last song and noticed EVERYONE leave the place and go out front. Blah blah blah we ended the song.....(dadadada dododo doh doh doh SMASH!) My keyboard player/lead singer, Linda, (wife), says "I'm going out front to see wass up". I am getting out from behind the kit and I walk out front......maybe 1 minute behind Linda. Here is what I see......a dude clutching his face, on the ground reeling in pain. (hahahahahahaha)
Well......I suddenly remembered...when we had first arrived to the gig, there was a "sweet" parking space RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE DOOR!! Duh! I'm taking that and not lugging my kit and keyboards for a block down the street. Hahaha...well, wouldn't ya' know, that's RIGHT WHERE the fight started. Two a-hole drunks were fighting & smashed a steel sign right into my car hood!! When Linda went out there - THAT"S WHAT SHE SAW..I can hear her now..."Oh, no, you DIDN'T just smash my new car..." She proceeded to grab the nearest dude that "may have" caused the car damage and SMASHED HIS effin' face into the front of same said car, breaking his nose!!!!
I am a wimp ....apparently. I missed the whole thing..being a drummer and all...I had to get out from behind my kit and "stuff." Drummers...sheesh.
But, amazingly enough, the next week...the same guy (with fashionable nose bandage) and his fighting buddy, showed up at our gig and were bragging..."Hey, that's the chick who broke my nose man...yeah, she's bad ass...."
Ha, ha...my wife...I love her still! And yes, she did approve this message....;o)
Funny stuff, man.
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These are all such great stories. I've got a couple.
Once I was at a friend's gig. This mullet wearing, Camaro driving type guy had a little too much to drink and was being escorted out of the bar by a bouncer. The bouncer kept trying to take mullet man by the arm but he was having none of that. He turned around and body checked the bouncer who went flying and ended up taking out a couple of tables. These tables were full of drinks and surrounded by some pretty surprised people. Some punches were thrown but the bouncer was able to gain controll of the situation and get the jerk out of the bar.
On a different occasion, when my band was playing, a little scuffle started up on the dance floor. The bouncers got right on it and ejected the two in very quick order. I later found out that some drunk kept hitting on my lead singers mom and was taking it too far. His dad didn't take to kindly to that and decided to get involved. If you knew my lead singers parents, you would never think of them as trouble makers. It just goes to show you that nobody is immune to trouble when alcohol and large crowds are involved.
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Years ago when I was knee high to a flea... We were house band for a little dive called the Village Centre Inn(VCI we called it) in Swedesboro? NJ...
Anyway we would twice or thrice a year rent a bus, round up all of our (drunken) friends and get em all to and from the show safely and provide a keg on the bus to keep the "thirst" down and get everyone pumped for the gig.
One night as we were playing the first breakdown in "How Many More Times" from Zep, somewhere in the middle of the third set... I noticed alot of movement in the crowd. Within seconds, the whole one side of the bar was goin at it, HARD. The bassist and I kept playing, watching and wondering if it would just die down. Then a stool went over the bar into a shelve or two of liquor bottles and smashed the mirror wall behind it. Thats when we pulled the plug...
These 15 or so drunken morons continued to fight for almost 20 minutes until the fuzz showed up. The scrap found its way outside and somehow a 50 lb decorative rock(boulder?) went through the big glass window in the front of the place. Thats when the tear gas went off. Now this fight may have been instigated by "our" people but the locals were the ones really f' ing sh!t up.... Our one roadie got gassed and was vomiting all over the stage as others were rolling on the ground choking to death on the spray.
I ve witnessed a few other fights but this one sticks in my head so clearly... I was all of about 17 at the time so I guess that was the first real barfight I ever saw. In the end, there was almost 20 arrests and about $8,000 in property damages. It was the best night the VCI had as far as revenue though, so we got paid, our equipment was fine and we were there playing 2 weeks later as if nothing happened.
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I replied once already but....you gotta read this.
We were playing in Sandpoint, Idaho in 1991. A Rock And Roll joint....period! So....the set goes on as is normal. We rock....the crowd rocks! and we have a good time. The 3rd set (of 4) starts about 11:00 PM. My wife/keyboards/lead singer starts rocking....my back is toward the "main st" window. THE NEXT THING I see/hear is....CRASHhhhh...broken glass and a piece of 3" by 4" STEEL PLATE wizz by my wifes head. TAKE A BREAK NOW! Window broken, steel piece on the floor....wife OK!!!
You see, these total DHd's in the club saw us talking to a local guy (African American) best guy ever!!! They were NOT locals......just idiots....saw "the band" talking to "others". They took revenge. Well....cops came out...FOUND THE F's....they all got fired from their temporary job and we kept rocking!!!
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A while ago we were playing a Christmas gig at a rugby club. One of the players who thought he was a bit special stepped onstage & stole our singer's santa hat (regulation gig wear at Christmas) What he didn't know was that our singer (a fireman) is like well hard, but a nice patient guy... so he let him wear his Hat for the rest of the gig. When he asked for it back after we'd loaded out, the player refused and laughed in his face. Patience over... good night rugby player... knocked him out in one punch...
Never steal the frontman's Santa hat...
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Havent been much fighting on my gigs, but I remember some dudes trying to take backflips outside the pub and landing on their faces. Oh, and the one time I backhanded the keys-player in my old band(not the same keys-player I play with now) in the face for being an obnoxious twat.
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Ok, we've moved on from band violence to general violence, mayhem and old war stories. Some classics ... KBadd's wife, Ms BADDDD ... the drunken riot ... the fireman's stolen Santa hat lol
Here's a shocker of mine, 1981 vintage. I've probably told it before but that's what old people do.
Anyway, we're playing at this bar near the wharves. All these rough wharfie guys in singlets sitting at the bar getting pissed while we're setting up. They're the day crowd - the humans turn up at night to see the bands. Suddenly this woman appears at the door and starts screaming at one of the drunks ... he probably missed a wedding or something. She storms in, picks up one of the spill trays from the bar, and hurls it at the husband.
He ducked and the corner of the tray hit the guy next to him splitting his head open like elevator doors. Bloody everywhere. They drag him off to the toilets and he staggers out after a while with a blood-soaked bandage around his head. He sat back down and kept drinking.
So we play the gig. No dramas, and we're packing up.
By now the guy with the bandage is completely paralytic as well as concussed. He stands up and starts walking (i.e. staggering). His right leg is heading towards the toilets and his left leg is heading towards the band area. Something had to give ... and he fell into one of our hired Bose PA speakers that was mounted on a stand.
The speaker started falling ... you know that slow motion thing in the movies? ... NOOOOOOOooooo! The speaker crashes on to our singer's flute, which was sitting in its open case on the floor. It bent her flute like V. Bye bye flute.
The next week she presented a new song to us at band practice - called Bent Out of Shape ...
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I've often wanted to do do that to moody flautists!! only with my bare hands not a bose speaker...
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Was in the shelf, at tottenhams ground once when the West Hams ICF came storming in from the park lane end, they were playing music over the tanoy, does that count.
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Rob and the rest of the CORE team flew to Maui for final testing of the CORE Ripper. Barely anyone else tested the board more intensively. In the interview the australian wave-specialist explains the impact of different fin sizes, reveals his personal wax-technique and answer the question of all questions: with or without straps?
Hi Rob, what do you like about the Ripper most?
The way it handles in overpowered, choppy conditions. It feels super nice to link turns together due the really gentle rocker combinded with the softer rails in the centre of the board that fade into harder squarer rails at the tail starting just above the fins.
On top, the sandwich construction is bulletproof, it's super strong even for jumping. Normally, when I take out a regular board for the first time it gets a huge heal dent where I put my front foot. I rode the Ripper for more than a month now and didn't get but one dent in it. The Ripper is going to last a long time!
For the final testing and photoshooting of the Ripper you went to Maui. What was it like?
It's been great there. Maui is a seriously beautiful place, the way a 3000m volcano lurches out of the amazing turquoise blue of the Pacific Ocean. Then is covered in lush green vegetation. You feel like you are on the set of Jurassic Park.
Everyone lives the lifestyle of being on the water. It's pretty much the home of hardcore watermen. You can't help but be reminded this is the home of legends like Laird Hamilton.
Maui conditions itself are pretty hardcore as well. I've been teaching kiteboarding for years now, but there we've been doing exactly all the stuff I tell people not to do, e.g. launching on tiny rocky beaches in super gusty cross-off wind. It's very sketchy with all the reefs etc. As soon as the surf gets overhead it gets incredible bumpy on top, but Ripper cuts through chop easily.
What was your best session over there?
The first time we went shooting at Lanes and Hookipa. When I had what I call "Kodak courage" with the camera pointed at you.
The conditions were about 30 knts blowing from the right with overhead bumpy waves, but to be able to kite Hookipa was a dream come true. Ever since a child I have had posters of Hawaiian waves on my bedroom walls. The wind never stopped blowing, I couldn't believe it.
One of things that is a bit disappointing is that you not allowed to kite in Maui before 11am and if there is more than 5 windsurfers out at Hookipa kiters are not allowed out there. But that is not the end of the world as Lanes is just a few hundred metres down-wind. The only problem is the waves are heaps more bumpy.
Do you ride those waves with straps or without?
I normally ride without straps as I like to be able to move my feet around the board quite a bit. With them I feel a bit limited especially in small waves or when underpowered.
Also, it feels like cheating when I use straps. Riding strapless requires you just to more precise, with straps you can get away with a lot more silly mistakes. If you look at the moves regular paddle-surfers are doing these days, like 360 aerials, straps aren't really a need if you have the skills.
But having said that, sometimes I like to ride with straps on big waves - especially on my backhand - because it allows me to be much more aggressive.
How do you set up your board for each style?
When I ride strapless (or regular surf) I like to rub a bit of fresh wax on before every session. When I get a new board, first I put on "base-coat wax", which is a harder compound, followed by a top-coat of wax suitable for the temperature of water you are riding in. Then, if I'm feeling really serious, I like to go over it again with the rough end of a wax-comb so that there are little sticky mounds of wax to adhere to your feet.
When setting up the straps, I usually start with the front foot being quite far forward - normally the second furthest forward - and the back foot just above the fin closest to the nose or maybe a inch or so back from there. Then, after the first session, I adjust them a little bit. If I have been nose-diving a lot, I move my front foot back. If I'm riding a bit tail heavy, I move my back foot forward one screw hole. I find that most people new to directional boards ride with too much weight on the back of the board.
The Ripper comes with a Thruster setup and three M5-style fins. Anything to say about that?
The Thruster is a tried and tested setup used in the surf world for the last thirty plus years. It has more drive and is therefore better for big, hard bottom turns. The fins are FCS style but have a bigger base making them a lot stiffer and stronger, which is what you need for kitesurfing. But you can still interchange them with regular FCS fins.
Do you often change your fins?
When I'm really overpowered, I normally use bigger fins in my boards - something like a FCS G7 or G-AM. I nearly always use them once the surf is overhead and wind is 20 knts plus. When the wind is lighter and the waves are smaller I switch to smaller or medium sized fins, like a G5 or G3. Smaller fins allow you to break out the tail and slide more, something you don't do as often in bigger surf.
But I recommend for people to experiment with different size fins, because the smallest difference in shape and size of fins can make a big difference in the way a board handles. It also depends on your riding style as well, so it basically comes down to personal preference.
I always travel with a small, medium and large set of fins. Most better surf shops have test fins for you to try for a few days for free, because these days there are so many different shapes and constructions of fins... plastic, fibreglass and carbon, as well as lots of pretty colours to customise your board.
Rob, thanks a lot for the interview!
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Ashe County captured ninth place at the 1A/2A Central Regional on Monday, but will not send any golfers to the state tournament as the season will come to a close.
"I was really proud of our season and our performance at the regionals," said head coach Laura Foster.
Salisbury took the regional championship while Elkin finished as runner-up. Mary Francis Hall of Elkin had the highest individual score of any competitor, shooting a 79.
The Lady Huskies had two players just barely miss the cut for the state tournament. Taylor Price finished with a score of 109, just two strokes short of making the tourney. Ashe's Olivia Barr shot 111, coming just four strokes short. Katie Girtman finished with a score of 119 and Madison Little ended with a score of 131. Barr will be the only returning player next season.
"We will miss our seniors next season, Madison Ball, Katie Girtman, Madison Little and Taylor Price. I appreciate their hard work and dedication to golf," said Coach Foster.
Complete regional results:
1. Salisbury – 251
2. Elkin – 266
3. North Surry – 272
4. Piedmont – 289
5. South Stokes – 296
6. East Surry – 313
7. Central Davidson – 315
8. East Davidson – 330
9. Ashe – 339
10. Wheatmore – 384
11. Providence – 396
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Updated to provide better safety and effectiveness of fire apparatus, the 2009 NFPA 1901 defines the requirements for new automotive fire apparatus designed to be used under emergency conditions for transporting personnel and equipment, and to support the suppression of fires and mitigation of other hazardous situations. This important Standard covers everything from pumpers to aerial fire apparatus to special service apparatus, such as rescue vehicles and haz-mat vehicles, as well as quints and mobile foam apparatus.
Changes and additions to the 2009 NFPA 1901 include added miscellaneous equipment requirements for each type of apparatus, plus:
For ease of use, the chapter on industrial supply pumps has been combined with the chapter on fire pumps. The latest edition of NFPA 1901 is essential for fire service and other purchasers of fire apparatus, fire apparatus manufacturers, apparatus component manufacturers, and testing companies. (Softbound, 194 pp., 2009)
NFPA 1901 Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus 2009 Edition
Chapter 1 Administration
Chapter 2 Referenced Publications
Chapter 3 Definitions
Chapter 4 General Requirements
Chapter 5 Pumper Fire Apparatus
Chapter 6 Initial Attack Fire Apparatus
Chapter 7 Mobile Water Supply Fire Apparatus
Chapter 8 Aerial Fire Apparatus
Chapter 9 Quint Fire Apparatus
Chapter 10 Special Service Fire Apparatus
Chapter 11 Mobile Foam Fire Apparatus
Chapter 12 Chassis and Vehicle Components
Chapter 13 Low Voltage Electrical Systems and Warning Devices
Chapter 14 Driving and Crew Areas
Chapter 15 Body, Compartments, and Equipment Mounting
Chapter 16 Fire Pumps and Associated Equipment
Chapter 17 Auxiliary Pumps and Associated Equipment
Chapter 18 Water Tanks
Chapter 19 Aerial Devices
Chapter 20 Foam Proportioning Systems
Chapter 21 Compressed Air Foam Systems (CAFS)
Chapter 22 Line Voltage Electrical Systems
Chapter 23 Command and Communications
Chapter 24 Air Systems
Chapter 25 Winches
Chapter 26 Trailers
Annex A Explanatory Material
Annex B Specifying and Procuring Fire Apparatus
Annex C Weights and Dimensions for Common Equipment
Annex D Guidelines for First-Line and Reserve Fire Apparatus
Annex E History of NFPA 1901
Annex F Informational References
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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
An Aiken woman reported jewelry stolen from her home on Larchmont Place on Thursday.
Officers responded to a burglar alarm caused by an open door on Union Street on Thursday.
Vehicles were reported stolen from Kershaw Street and Lincoln Avenue on Thursday.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
A 56-year-old North Augusta man was detained for disorderly conduct on Thursday after officers found him stumbling on the side of the road on Belvedere-Clearwater Road on Thursday. The man, who admitted to drinking earlier, exhibited signs of intoxication and was taken into custody.
A burglary was reported at a home on Pineland Terrace in Aiken on Thursday. The owner reported a wheelchair and a refrigerator missing.
Burglaries were reported on New Morgan Lane in North Augusta, Aiken Road in Wagener and Old Ninety Six Indian Trail Road in Batesburg.
Two vehicle break-ins were reported on Demedicis Boulevard in Warrenville on Wednesday.
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Today (2008/07/25) is the first time I've ever had to use ed, the "standard editor."
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By Rudi WilliamsAmerican Forces Press Service
CHOCTAW, Miss., Nov. 21, 2002 He didn't call it patriotism, but that's exactly what it was when Frank Henry joined the Army at age 17 in November 1944. Though his people were among the first to inhabit this country, he wasn't a citizen then and didn't have a draft card or any of the other things citizens have.
But he still wanted to do something to help "his" country during World War II. He asked his mother to sign paperwork so he could join the Army and she agreed. Being a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians meant Henry had none of the privileges of citizenship, but, "The war was going on and I wanted to do something to help out," he said.
"Indians were not supposed to go in the military back then," said the 74-year- old war veteran. "The military was mainly for whites. My category was white instead of Indian. I don't know why they did that. Even though Indians weren't citizens of this country, couldn't register to vote, didn't have a draft card or anything, they took us anyway.
"Here (Mississippi) it didn't matter because our boys were dying on the front line and they needed some more," Henry noted. "Right here in this county, a lot of good young men didn't go because they knew the politicians. I didn't have to go, but I wanted to."
After basic training at Camp Blanding, Fla., Henry became an infantryman and was assigned as a machine gunner and ammunition carrier in a heavy equipment company in the 78th Division. He went to Europe in January 1945.
"It took us a couple of weeks to get to Le Havre, France, on a troop ship," Henry noted. "After a two-week orientation, we took a troop train headed east and went to Nuremberg, Germany.
"I was in the tail end of the war, but I was in the war zone in a machine gunner company. The only action I saw was guarding the rear echelon," Henry said from his bed in the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indian Hospital. It was his third week in the hospital after having his left leg amputated because of diabetes complications.
"After the war, we followed the troops all the way to Berlin and we were stationed there as an occupation force," he noted. "After being in the infantry for awhile, I transferred to a medical unit and became an assistant ambulance driver. I got away from that machine gun."
"P-F-C," Henry said with a chuckle when asked the highest rank he made in the Army.
Noting that his cousin was killed in action, he said, "Indian people fought for this country and we had a good reason -- because this is our country. But I wasn't granted citizenship until after the war and I was attending Bacone Junior College in (Muskogee) Oklahoma. They were not granting citizenship to Indians in Mississippi at that time. I was all backward. They should have given me a citizenship before I went in the Army.
After getting an associate's degree in general education at Bacone, Henry received a scholarship to attend the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, where he earned a bachelor's degree in elementary education. His first job after college was as a community health educator at the old Indian hospital in Philadelphia, Miss. About a year later, he was promoted to acting administrator. He became the hospital director after finishing his business administration studies.
"I worked at the hospital until the tribe took over the operation," he said. "I then taught elementary school for 12 years. I was 65 and decided to retire because my legs started bothering me and I couldn't stand up to teach."
Henry said the discipline and leadership skills he learned in the Army helped him in later life. "Discipline is so important, and when the Army teaches it to you, you don't forget it," he said. "I used it when I was running the hospital. I knew how to supervise, be a leader and discipline my subordinates. Those are some of the things I learned from the service and it helped me a lot in civilian life."
There was no such thing as American Indian Heritage Month when Henry was in the Army, but in his view, having a month set aside to recognize the heritage and culture of Indians is important for young people.
"They don't know our heritage and our history. They need to know these things. They can always point a finger and say, that person was in the service. Maybe I want to go into the service," he said.
"The history of our Choctaw nation is taught in schools on the reservation but we need to expand that," he continued. "A lot of people, Choctaw and non- Indians, don't know much about Indians serving in the military. We need to be recognized, and people need to know that we have served our country.
"If war broke out today, we're going to have to go to serve our country," Henry said.


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Kane moved to Carrow Road in August but made only two appearances before breaking a metatarsal bone just weeks later in a Capital One Cup tie against Doncaster.
The 19-year-old returned to action for Norwich at the end of December but Spurs' failure to bolster their attacking options during the January transfer window has seen him called back to White Hart Lane.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton told a press conference: "Spurs have recalled Harry Kane from his loan with us.
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ECL754 - Language Teaching Practice in Context
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Campus: 1 x 3 hour Seminar per week.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin.
This unit examines the practical and conceptual issues that should be considered when teaching TESOL in diverse contexts in Australia and overseas. It examines the fundamentals of teaching English as a second or a foreign language and provides a metalanguage for discussing learning and professional practice of language teachers. The pedagogy of language teaching is approached via understandings about communicative competence, in general, and the use of the communicative approach and other socio-cultural approaches to language teaching in various contexts.
The unit focuses on pedagogical strategies to develop the macroskills of listening, speaking, reading and writing as embedded within the context of language learning. In addition to the macroskills, it looks at grammar and vocabulary learning and the integration of information technology with all aspects of language learning. Throughout the unit, there is an emphasis on hands-on activities, microteaching and discussion about the strategies involved. Students should take away from this unit ideas that will be effective in a wide range of classroom contexts.
A written lesson plan and 15 minute oral presentation (a mini lesson) equivalent to 2000 words - 40%.
Unit of work, 3000 words – 60%.
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Thursday, September 13, 2012
Bert Cicenia, a man for and ahead of his time
I cried when I heard that Bert Cicenia passed away. I had every reason to, as he had an incredible impact on our family. We treasured him for his insight and obvious passion for his work. He was the first superintendent of the Coastal Center in Ladson and Summerville citizen extraordinaire, supportive of local Democratic politics as well as innumerable arts, business, civic and social organizations. These included Children in Crisis, Dorchester County Social Services, the Mayors Committee on Disabilities, Rotary Club, Summerville Community Orchestra and the Summerville YMCA. His friend Jan Freeman, who helped with his bills, groceries and provided him with extra companionship during the last few years, said, What wasnt he involved in?
I first met Dr. C as he was universally known at the Coastal Center in 1966 as part of an Air Force wives club effort to help decorate and promote this premier residence to care for the mentally retarded. I was impressed by his charisma and gift for community connection but thought little more about it until August 3, 1967, the day I gave birth to boy-girl twins and learned our son had Down syndrome.
We were told Jimmy was profoundly retarded, would never develop past 11 months and probably never even turn over, much less learn. We shouldnt take him home from the hospital, but place him in an appropriate facility for basic care. As Jim and I believed hed get the best care from his parents and family, thank you, we ignored this advice. But I sought more counsel from Dr. C. Keep him with you as long as you can, he said hugging me. And when and if you ever need to give him a loving home away from home, call me. Nine years later we did.
We hadnt managed to teach Jimmy any useful skills while he was with us. In the four AF moves since his birth, he had regressed with each change of station and his challenges grew until he required 24/7 care. Finally, we had to consider Dr. Cs guidance. We had visited dozens of warehousing style facilities during our travels in the states and abroad. The Coastal Center, under Dr. Cs leadership, was innovative for its time, planned on a cottage theme, so that residents are housed in family sized dwellings according to age, sex and abilities. They share small bedrooms and a recreation-dining room, with loving care specialists to help them day and night.
Jimmy, in common with his fellow residents, follows a customized schedule. He not only turns over, he has been taught to feed and dress himself (except for buttons, zippers and shoelaces and God bless Velcro!). He also attends and continues to learn in a sheltered classroom, takes frequent field trips to fast food restaurants and gets to attend the Flowertown Festival. He lives a normal life for his skills with opportunities to grow and even enjoy listening to his favorite jazz saxophonist, his twin, Mary Clare. Jimmy Hill is only one of the hundreds of residents who have been cared for at that wonderful facility which was initially led and inspired by Dr. C.
For that if for no other reason if anyone ever deserved that high mansion in heaven, its Bert Cicenia.
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Friday, April 25, 2014
Freshman right-hander Alyssa Heinrich stole the show on senior night Thursday, leading Wando to an 11-1 home win over Bishop England.
Heinrich earned her 100th career strikeout in the third inning, picking up 11 total on the night. She allowed just one earned run off three hits with no walks through five innings in the Warriors' regular-season finale.
Wando (15-8) entered the bottom of the fifth with a nine-run lead, needing just one run to end the game. Monica Schindwolf delivered the win on the third pitch she saw with a single to score Morgan Howard. Schindwolf and Howard both finished 2 for 3 with three RBIs to lead Wando at the plate. Howard added two runs scored.
Bishop England walked five batters in the first inning to help Wando to five runs. The Bishops walked the first four straight. Howard reached off an outfield error while Heinrich scored. Brooke Gilbert singled to score Kayla Bannister. Sydney Segars was walked home and Howard scored off a fielder's choice.
Elena Salmorin sparked Bishop England in the top of the third with a two-out single. Salmorin stole second to move into scoring position for Eran Artigues who drove her home with an RBI single. Artigues led the Lady Bishops offense, hitting 2 for 2 with one RBI.
Wando responded with four runs in the bottom frame to open a 10-1 lead. The Warriors scored twice off walks before Schindwolf hit a two-out, two-run single to score Abbie Ryder and Casey Morrison.
Bishop England closes out its regular season slate Monday at home against Academic Magnet. Wando hosts Beaufort Thursday in the opening round of the Class AAAA playoffs.
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- Ages: 4+
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- Playing Time: 15 minutes
- Designer: Klaus Teuber
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Kids of Catan™ - 2nd Edition
Each player has a set of buildings to place. Placing a building uses a whole wagon load of resources: 1 each of wood, bricks, and wheat.
The roll of the die determines how far the wagons will move. When any child stops beside a resource that they need, they can load the resource into their wagon.
When your wagon is full, you get to build a new house! The house must be placed in the right spot in the village. Then the resources are returned to the board so they can be collected again!
After you build all your houses, you begin collecting resources again to build the Town Hall. The player who builds the Town Hall wins the game!
Of course, children are also encouraged to play with the wonderful wooden buildings, and to create their own games and adventures in Catan!
- 2 Houses
- 1 Church
- 1 Gate
- 1 Baker
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- 1 School
- 1 City Hall
- 1 Tower
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- 4 Pawns
- 1 Die
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They got it with a triple overtime thriller against Northside-Warner Robins last Friday night in Gray, winning 89-86 to improve to 13-9 overall and 3-2 in the subregion.
"I told the guys that as a player and coach, that was the best game I have ever been a part of," said coach Dennis Woolfolk, a Jones County grad who played in college and for a number of years as a professional in Europe.
"Both teams kept battling and kept battling. A lot of different players came up big at key times. There was so much excitement from the crowd and the benches. It was just a great game. Hopefully we can keep some of that excitement going the next couple of weeks."
The Greyhounds were to play at Warner Robins on Tuesday night, needing a victory to pull into a three-way tie for first place with Warner Robins and Northside.
"If we wind up tied, we have a coin flip to decide the seeding for the tournament," Woolfolk said. "I would rather settle it on the court, but this is what was decided when we set up the subregions last year."
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Also called: Historian, Historic Sites Registrar, Research Associate, Researcher
In the military: see titles from the Air Force, Marine Corps, or Navy.
In the Air Force: Historian; Historian Apprentice; Historian Craftsman; Historian Helper; Historian Journeyman; Historian Manager; Historian Superintendent
In the Marine Corps: Historian
In the Navy: Historical Officer
What they do:Research, analyze, record, and interpret the past as recorded in sources, such as government and institutional records, newspapers and other periodicals, photographs, interviews, films, electronic media, and unpublished manuscripts, such as personal diaries and letters.
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- Trace historical development in a particular field, such as social, cultural, political, or diplomatic history.
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I;m still here. Had a good wqeek on ebay - hit it just right for selling legos. NOw ik an paythe way past due utilites and medical bills. nothing extra tho.
Mentally I'm cracking and bdly. there is talk of starting the disability paperwork and that scares me..
Mom to J and never-ending , 0/2014 items decluttered, 0/52 crafts crafts completed
Seeking zen in 2014. Working on journaling and finding peace this year. Spending my free time taking J to swimteam
How is everyone??? I hope everyone is doing okay and staying at least above the water a little..It is such a rough time of year for a lot of us..
I am off on my 3 week break and starting to unwind a bit..My dad had to go in hospital again last night...He is already feeling a bit better with the fluids/meds they are giving him...with having stage 4 terminal cancer it can get bad quick...I am still praying for a miracle
It is so cold here..We are getting so much snow...I plan on taking L out later and building a snowman with her...the snow is almost up to my knees in the backyard at my parents so it is perfect..
HEAT!!! I just can't imagine not having any heat in this cold....My prayer every night is for those that need heat are given heat... :(
For Christmas Miracles, Surprises and a new friend...
A good grip,,,I live in a 2 1/2 story walk up and this morning I went downstairs to start my car to take L to school and darn near fell down those steps...it was icy!!!!!! So glad I was hanging on...Scared me half to death :(
This thread...When I am down and need encouragment you are there.....And I so appreciate that!!!
Things are- almost hanging in for now. I had to spend a little money today I didn't have to spare, but my neighbor down the roar needed a ride into town. I agreed (and spent a lot of time waiting in the car) but he put in $20 of gas as thanks. Woohoo!
I have a chocolate cake baking, and am putting together a stir fry for dinner, looking forward to dinner with the kids and a chocolate treat for the evening.
My husband managed to get scheduled on with a friend at work, so he's able to catch a ride with him back and forth- which is a big help where he is. We only have one car for now, so when he's away he has to catch taxis which adds up fast.
In other news, some friends sent a box of Christmas goodies for the kids. I haven't had a chance to open it all the way up yet, but I know that it's a LOT of stuff. They sent it all wrapped in tissue paper, and included wrapping paper, tape, and bows so we could wrap it ourselves after deciding which child something would be best for. I keep meaning to go in to get to that, but then I tear up as it is a huge act of kindness, and will make a great Christmas for the kids. (I do know my daughter's big present is in there- a 2ds and new game- they asked if it would be ok to get one for her or if it would be stepping on our toes.)
So mostly, I am holding the purse strings to try to create Christmas, as we need gas money like woah, but everything else is coming together beautifully.
Things are so-so for us. Money is tight but I should get paid in a day or so hopefully from one job. I broke down & applied for a credit card from an offer that came in the mail & got approved for a small balance. I hate having to use credit but what can you do, KWIM? Will help pay the taxes this year & will pay off asap. Had a couple last minute sales some in today thankfully. Those will help pay the bills.
Trying to figure out something to do for dinner that uses eggplant - neighbors gave us a couple from their over abundant garden. I've never cooked with them as they are pretty high in the store.
I think we are just about set for x-mas thanks to Holiday Helper & SNAP. DD is getting lots of food-ish stuff in her stocking :) Still trying to figure out what to fix for x-mas diner though - ham is out of course, and I just can't justify spending $10/lb on a fancy beef roast. Maybe I'll break out the bison steaks I have.
Me, 30 single mama to T age 8 We and Love it!
Still here. Still hanging in. My personal life is a hot mess lately. It's keeping me busy....and anxious. Just SO so so so so much drama and decisions to make. I wish there was someone to talk to. It SEEMS a cut and dry situation but of course when it comes to the heart, nothing is cut and dry right??
-my neighbor is moving out of our house. Sad. But my oldest daughter's friend is moving in with her family so that's exciting. They seem like they'll be pretty decent and respectful neighbors and so for that I'm grateful. And that's one more person for her to walk to the bus stop with which is always a blessing.
-getting nearly more hours than I can handle at work but that means more money which is NEVER a bad thing.
-my car is still holding together. It's making noises something fierce but it's still working.
-I'm pretty set for Christmas which is a wonderful thing. There's not too much stuff but my mom and dad are coming over that morning so my pitiful stuff will look more plentiful mixed with their gifts so the kids won't be disappointed.
-exhusband put the plastic on the front windows last night while I was working that were so drafty and it's made a big difference in how it FEELS in the living room so hopefully it makes a difference in the bills too.
- I think i have all the supplies to pull a Christmas present for the kids' teachers out of my butt. I'm really crossing my fingers. I've gotta get it done and in for Friday. Eeek. Haven't started yet.
We have all been down with the strep throat here. Finally, after a round of antibiotics we are all doing better but I have bronchitis now and can barely breath from coughing. My work had a dinner out last night at one of the fancy places in town and my parents kept the kids so that me and my husband could attend. I am SO grateful we got to go and the meal was amazing and free!
We got a certified letter in the mail from the IRS saying we owe them $518 which I knew because of a mistake I made on taxes back in 2011 so we need to get that paid asap. My van is making a crazy noise and we need new tires asap so I am trying to do that also. We have all the kids presents wrapped and ready to go so I am thankful I have that done. We will be losing f/s in Feb so my husband is trying to find a part time job on the weekends to make up for it. Otherwise things are going well over here.
I just realixed xmas is next week. at least the money will stop bleeding after that right??
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Slightly off topic but I hate creditors and their scary tactics. We have some debt we need to resolve. One is just ahout to drop off our score becquse of time. They contacted us today and threatened us with court. I know its within their rights but they werevvery secretive and pushy atvfirst like it was some legal matter hubby could get arrested for. Its from right after we were married and in dh name so they would barely speak to me. Im hoping to make 2014 our year to tackle debt. We have a small amt of cc debt and then there is student loan debt and the car. So overwhelming but we can do it.
Well, one neat little thing that happened today: An acquaintance of mine saw some "family pictures" we were taking for people at work, mine included. She's a professional photographer and messaged me that she usually gives one session away (or more) a year and she chose me. :) Also, she is going to come up to work and give sessions to the families there during the summer!
The downside is that I turned in my transportation papers for TANF on Tuesday. Usually you get the money the very next day. I still haven't got it. Which is stressful because I have $1 and NO gas in my car. I've got someone across town who is waiting for me to come pick up some stuff from Freecycle and I'm hoping I can delay a little longer. They're books that a good friend of mine (whose mother is battling terminal illness) would really enjoy and maybe would get his mind off things a bit.
Single mama to DS8 and DD4. Feminist. Queer. Atheist. Poly. Full-time poli sci and econ student.
We've all been sick here for 3 days. Still sick but making progress. My husband had to take a day off because of being sick and getting no sleep so now we're short on gas for Christmas. But he's supposed to be picking up a day or two next week after Christmas that should make up for it so we can pay rent.
So we switched to sposies 6 months ago because my pockets were giving my daughter a rash and I couldn't get it to go away. Well now we're broke so we went back to the pockets. I realized it was ammonia build up. Got to a different washer and was able to get the ammonia out. And now the washer we use at home (my husbands grandparents) won't wash on hot. UUUGGHH. So I pulled out some receiving blankets and we're using them as flats now! Because I can hand wash them if all else fails and there's pretty much no risk of build up. Though I only have 7 so I have to wash every day.
However, she's using the potty more and more so it may not be an issue much longer!
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missed mc 04/2013 at 9 weeks Due 09/2014
crunchymonkey, try cutting up oen of the recieving blankets and putting strips in the pockets as liners to protect her skin if all else fails until you can get them washed out on hot for the ammonia build-up. Or hit the laundromat one day to really strip them. Maybe a hot water soak in Dawn dishsoap in the sink would help you.
<----- me. So exhausted. Retail sales during the holidays and all. I've been working constantly. Probably another 2 weeks MAX before things slow down. That's what I keep telling myself. Just really counting the days. Every single week my goal is over $2k in sales and I'm just absolutely burnt out trying to meet it. I failed this week. Big. By like $600. Ugh.
There's a MASSIVE leak in the pipes from my shower to my kitchen. MASSIVE. Water pouring out of the ceiling in the kitchen. Frick. If it's not one thing, it's another. My oven is on the outs. It's not igniting sometimes despite my best efforts. Gotta call my landlord and have him fix the leak and the oven. Good news is that my neighbor is moving out and she brought her nice brand new pretty oven with her when she moved in and can't take it to the next place so she's giving it to me when she leaves so I'll get a new oven one way or the other by Jan 1. I got those teacher gifts done at 1am that morning.
Personal life is kinda in shambles. I just can't. It's a mess. I don't even know what to do there. Dating sucks. Love sucks. Life is too messy with men in it.
I'm done with shopping. I have massive amts of wrapping to do but at least it's all bought and stashed away. Kids are on break now which makes things tough as I still have three more days of work but my mom is helping out. I HAVE to get to that wrapping starting tonight. I cannot just fall into bed when I get out of work. Pour me another coffee, I need to be up.
-a new oven soon so I can finally cook again.
-the car is still hanging on. I gotta figure out how to afford another one.
-my paycheck for last week and this week will be AWESOME!
-ex put plastic on the front two windows in the living room so it's a lot warmer in there now thankfully.
-cofffffffeeeeeeeee! Mmmmm.
-I'm not too far behind on laundry. I've been good about chucking in a load before I leave for work, transferring when I get home, and pulling it out before bed. Now if I could just get it all folded and hung up........
-Food situation is good. I'm calling myself a genius for all the free*er meals I made and stored away before the retail season got into full swing that we've been using lately.
Made GF pizza for dinner ... sooo yummy
Made GF cake and homemade frosting YUMMY
ina cooking mood, well there is no $$ so i gotta cook
need to get myself ina wrapping mood... ugh and i need to finsih a couple last presents... lots of yards of yarn to finsih... omg....
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justmama, we currently have the ammonia build up out but I know that it'll come right back due to the ridiculous amounts of detergent in the lines and the tub of their washer. And they're (husbands grandparents whos washer we use) old, controlling, and set in their ways. I can barely get them to let me wash the diapers and for them not to try and put detergent in the wash lol The flats are working out plus I'm working on potty learning.Once Christmas is over we're going full fledge undies. Also, virtual hugs your way. That's too much stress!
I didn't really buy many gifts, but we're making ornaments for every household today. Nothing is wrapped, the ornaments haven't been made lol I'm so on top of things. That's what we're doing all day today after my daughter wakes up.
Happily married 06/2013 DD1 (S) 04/2012
missed mc 04/2013 at 9 weeks Due 09/2014
What would you buy with a $200 giftcard to Walmart? I received one for Christmas and I want to use it wisely. I'm thinking about stocking up on health and hygiene supplies and restocking my first aide kit, but maybe I'm overlooking something that I should buy, instead....
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I got a 60 cent raise at work ththat covers my healh ins but dh will have to go without. He should be free but Medicaid wasn't expanded and we can't afford out if Pocket for him.
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Wal,mart- I would keep it and simply get what I needed as things arised.
Happy day before xmas eve to everyone!
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Happy holidays to all those celebrating :) I hope everyone is warm & full of yummy holiday meals.
I am hoping 2014 is a better year than this one was.
Me, 30 single mama to T age 8 We and Love it!
Hi everyone, just checking in. Hope things are well, hope everyone is recovering from the holidays and getting ready for 2014.
-getting a haircut today. always feels luxurious even though it's less than $20 with the tip since it's an unnecessary expenditure.
-got to sleep in this morning.
-I don't know how it happened but my finances look pretty good right now.
-Christmas was actually lovely this year. Lots of reasons but it turned out great and I'm glad I made some of the decisions I made.
-My neighbor is moving out this weekend. But we have some great people moving in next door. The oldest child is actually my oldest daughter's best friend which will be great. Looking forward to that for her.
-I get to go grocery shopping alone today. THAT in itself feels luxurious. Hahahahaha.
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For me, the book is always better than the movie. The allows your mind to make the pictures. see the characters as the words are eaten by your own imagination. Read and enjoy.
As far as RF in the movie- I personally felt the physical characteristic was like skin of an onion- peel the outer-looks away, and the real RF appears.


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Efficacy, Safety and Tolerability of ACZ885 in Pediatric Patients With the Following Cryopyrin-associated Periodic Syndromes: Familial Cold Autoinflammatory Syndrome, Muckle-Wells Syndrome, or Neonatal Onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disease
This study has been completed.
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 22, 2011
Last updated: April 1, 2015
Last verified: April 2015
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This trial will assess the safety, efficacy and tolerability of ACZ885 in patients aged 4 years and younger with cryopyrin associated periodic syndromes (CAPS)
Cryopyrin-associated Periodic Syndromes
Familial Cold Autoinflammatory Syndrome
Muckle-Wells Syndrome
Neonatal Onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disease
Drug: ACZ885
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A One-year Open-label, Multicenter Trial to Assess Efficacy, Safety and Tolerability of Canakinumab (ACZ885) and the Efficacy and Safety of Childhood Vaccinations in Patients Aged 4 Years or Younger With Cryopyrin Associated Periodic Syndromes (CAPS)
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: familial cold autoinflammatory syndrome Muckle-Wells syndrome neonatal onset multisystem inflammatory disease
Drug Information available for: Canakinumab
Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center resources: Children's Interstitial Lung Disease Chronic Infantile Neurological Cutaneous Articular Syndrome Cryopyrin-associated Periodic Syndrome Familial Cold Autoinflammatory Syndrome Familial Mediterranean Fever Muckle-Wells Syndrome Wells SyndromeU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Novartis:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- To assess the efficacy of canakinumab with respect to the treatment response in CAPS patients 4 years and younger [ Time Frame: A maximum of 56 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- To assess the efficacy of canakinumab with respect to the treatment response in CAPS patients 2 years and younger [ Time Frame: A maximum of 56 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Safety and tolerability as assessed by overall frequency of adverse events and number of patients completing the study in patients 2 years and younger and the overall population [ Time Frame: A maximum of 56 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- To assess the presence of protective antibody levels following immunization with inactivated (killed) vaccines [ Time Frame: A maximum of 56 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- To evaluate the safety of canakinumab treatment in pediatric patients receiving a concomitant vaccination [ Time Frame: A maximum of 56 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- To evaluate the proportion of patients with vaccinated-associated reactions [ Time Frame: A maximum of 56 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- To assess the reduction of inflammation marker (C-reactive protein (CRP) or serum amyloid A (SAA)) after treatment initiation [ Time Frame: A maximum of 56 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|November 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|November 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Canakinumab
|Drug: ACZ885
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|1 Month to 60 Months
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male and female patients that are 28 days up to 60 months of age at the time of the screening visit.
- Body weight > or = 2.5 kg.
- Parent or legal guardian's written informed consent is required before any assessment is performed for patients.
- At study entry, patients should have a clinical diagnosis of FCAS, MWS, or NOMID and symptoms requiring pharmacological intervention. Prior agreement between the Investigator and Novartis for study eligibility is required for patients who do not have a molecular diagnosis of NALP3 mutations available (either testing not performed, or testing performed but negative) upon study entry. For those patients who have not been molecularly tested for NALP3 mutations, molecular testing should be performed during the course of the study.
- For patients treated with an IL-1 blocking agent (i.e. anakinra, rilonacept), these treatments should be discontinued prior to the baseline visit and patients must demonstrate active disease prior to treatment.
- Patients who are scheduled to receive an immunization, according to their local vaccination guidelines, with an inactivated vaccine must be willing to participate in the assessment schedule for vaccinated patients.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Preterm neonates for whom, in the Investigator's judgment, participation in the study is not deemed appropriate.
- History of recurrent and/or evidence of active bacterial, fungal, or viral infections (including HIV).
- Patients with immunodeficiency or treatment with immunosuppressive drugs.
- Live vaccinations within < or = 3 months prior to screening. No live vaccinations will be allowed throughout the course of this study and up to 3 months following the last dose.
Patients with an increased risk of tuberculosis (TB) infection according to following risk factors:
- Patients with recent close contact with persons known to have active pulmonary TB disease
- Foreign-born patients from countries with a high prevalence of tuberculosis
- Patients with recent tuberculosis infection (including children > 6 months with a positive PPD test [defined as an induration of at least 10mm])
- Patients with end-stage renal disease
- Patients with diabetes mellitus
- Patients receiving immunosuppressive therapy
- Patients with hematologic cancers.
- Participation in another trial within the last 30 days or 5 half-lives of the investigational compound (whichever is longer).
- Familial and social conditions rendering regular medical assessment not possible.
- Pediatric patients with neutropenia (absolute neutrophil count [ANC] < 1.5 x 10 to the 9th/l)
Other protocol defined inclusion/exclusion criteria may apply
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01302860
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01302860
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Bruxelles, Belgium, 1200
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Laeken, Belgium, 1020
|Canada, Ontario
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5G 1X8
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Le Kremlin Bicetre, France, 94275
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Berlin, Germany, 13353
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Dresden, Germany, 01307
|Novartis Investigative Site
|St. Augustin, Germany, 53757
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Tübingen, Germany, 72076
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Granada, Andalucia, Spain, 18012
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain, 46026
|Novartis Investigative Site
|Lausanne, Switzerland, 1011
|United Kingdom
|Novartis Investigative Site
|London, United Kingdom, WC1N 1EH
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|Novartis Pharmaceuticals
|Novartis Pharmaceuticals
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Keywords provided by Novartis:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 03, 2015
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Novartis ( Novartis Pharmaceuticals )
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01302860 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|February 22, 2011
|Last Updated:
|April 1, 2015
|Health Authority:
|Germany: Paul-Ehrlich-Institut
Spain: Spanish Agency of Medicines
France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis)
United Kingdom: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
Belgium: Belgian Health Care Knowledge Center
Canada: Health Canada
Switzerland: Swissmedic
United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Novartis:
Cryopyrin-associated periodic syndromes (CAPS)
Familial Cold Autoinflammatory Syndrome (FCAS)
Muckle-Wells Syndrome (MWS) or Neonatal Onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disease (NOMID)
systemic autoinflammatory disease
CIAS-1 gene
human monoclonal anti-human interleukin-1 beta (IL-beta)
autosomal dominant
familial autoinflammatory syndrome
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cryopyrin-Associated Periodic Syndromes
Connective Tissue Diseases
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Hematologic Diseases
Hereditary Autoinflammatory Diseases
Leukocyte Disorders
Pathologic Processes
Skin Diseases
Skin Diseases, Genetic
Skin Diseases, Infectious
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 03, 2015


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