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August 29, 2018 Comments: 5
The ONLY FDA approved uses for fluoroquinolones in children are:
Complicated urinary tract infections
All other uses of fluoroquinolones in children are off-label. All pediatric fluoroquinolone prescriptions for treatment of sinus infections, uncomplicated urinary tract infections, respiratory infections, diarrhea, ear infections, etc. are off-label. The FDA has not done a cost-benefit analysis, or a safety analysis, for any use of fluroquinolones in children, other than for treatment of anthrax, plague, and complicated urinary tract infections.
The reason that fluoroquinolones are not approved for most pediatric uses is because, "Fluoroquinolone-induced joint/cartilage toxicity has been observed in juvenile animal studies and is species- and dose-specific with canines exhibiting the highest rate of arthralgias. These early observations led to the contraindication of fluoroquinolones in the pediatric population" (source). Additionally, serious musculoskeletal and nervous system adverse reactions occur at higher rates in children treated with fluoroquinolones than children treated with other antibiotics (source). To put it into simple terms, fluoroquinolones have been shown to cause lameness, stunted growth, joint pain, and other permanent musculoskeletal problems in experiments on juvenile mammals (beagle puppies).
Despite the evidence that fluoroquinolones can cause irreparable musculoskeletal damage to juvenile mammals, there are some people who argue that fluoroquinolone use should be expanded in the pediatric population. Additionally, fluoroquinolones ARE prescribed to children, despite the fact that they cause lameness and arthralgia in animals, and the fact that there are no FDA approved indications for fluoroquinolones other than anthrax, plague, and complicated urinary tract infections.
The Hippocratic Oath and the precautionary principle should be the guiding thought processes when prescribing drugs to children. Drugs that have been shown to cause lameness in juvenile animals, and that have multiple black-box warnings on them, should not be given to children. The current black-box warning for fluoroquinolones states that they can cause "disabling and potentially irreversible serious adverse reactions." No child should be subjected to even the risk of permanent musculoskeletal problems that could result in disability.
Yet… children are being prescribed fluoroquinolones every day, and they are being put at risk. Because of hubris and the general acceptance of off-label prescribing in medicine, many doctors are subjecting children to the risk of fluoroquinolone toxicity–a constellation of symptoms that includes not only serious musculoskeletal problems, but also autonomic nervous system dysfunction, neuropathy, psychiatric disturbances, blood-sugar irregularities, and more.
It's not okay. Even the FDA, as ineffective as they are, recognizes that it is not appropriate to subject children to the risk of serious and permanent adverse drug reactions unless they are faced with life-threatening infections like anthrax and plague.
But too many doctors either don't realize that fluoroquinolone adverse-reactions are severe, or they think that they can gauge the appropriateness of the risk of their prescribing behavior better than the FDA, and they prescribe fluoroquinolones off-label. This is absurd, foolish, and dangerous. Off-label prescribing is essentially experimental. It is not "evidence based medicine," it is "throw it at the wall and see if it sticks" medicine. And everyone whose child was given a fluoroquinolone for treatment of an infection that wasn't anthrax, the plague, or a complicated urinary tract infection was, in a sense, experimented on. The approved uses for Levaquin/levofloxacin, Cipro/ciprofloxacin, Avelox/moxifloxacin, and the other fluoroquinolone antibiotics in children are limited, but few doctors are paying attention to what the approved indications for fluoroquinolones are, and I doubt that most physicians even know that fluoroquinolones are not approved for use in children for, say, skin infections, or travelers' diarrhea, or sinus infections, or swimmer's ear, etc.
It is awful when anyone is prescribed a dangerous drug in a reckless or uncalled-for way, but it's particularly horrible when it happens to children. Tragically, children are being hurt by negligent, off-label fluoroquinolone prescriptions. It's not okay. Yet the FDA, and other world-wide regulators of medicines, are not doing anything to stop this practice. If the FDA is going to pretend to regulate the use of pharmaceutical drugs, they should start with curbing the practice of off-label prescribing – especially for pediatric patients. After all, what good are prescribing guidelines if no one pays attention to them?
Fluoroquinolones are too dangerous for anyone who is not facing a life-threatening infection to use. They are certainly too dangerous for use in children. The FDA knows this, yet they are unwilling to do anything to enforce their own guidelines around pediatric fluoroquinolone prescriptions. Tragically, children are being hurt because of doctors who prescribe fluoroquinolones off-label – and the FDA is unwilling to do anything to stop it.
I have followed holistic health coach, advocate, and blogger Alison Vickery for a while. Her site, http://alisonvickery.com.au/ has an immense amount of information about "mysterious" chronic illnesses, and it has particularly interesting and insightful information about histamine intolerance.
Many "floxed" people suffer from histamine intolerance, and/or their symptoms of fluoroquinolone toxicity overlap significantly with the symptoms of histamine intolerance and mast cell activation. Sites such as Alison's have a wealth of information and resources for those suffering from histamine intolerance and mast cell activation – whether those were brought on by fluoroquinolones or another cause. Many pharmaceuticals, including fluoroquinolones, can trigger histamine intolerance, and the post, "Medicines That Cause Histamine Intolerance" goes over them. I suggest that all of my floxie friends (if you are reading this, I consider you to be a floxie friend) check out alisonvickery.com.au, and that you look into histamine and mast cell activation as they relate to fluoroquinolone toxicity. The post on this site, "Can Fluoroquinolones Activate Mast Cells?" gives some information on the connections between fluoroquinolone toxicity and histamine intolerance and mast cell activation.
Obviously, I think highly of Alison's work. However, her work on histamine intolerance and mast cell activation are not the main point of this post. The point of this post is to ask for your help with some patient advocacy efforts that Alison is involved in. Alison is currently petitioning/lobbying the Australian government to change how they warn people about dangerous pharmaceuticals. In order to get them to recognize the severity of adverse reactions, and to show that there is support for changing the way that adverse-effects of pharmaceuticals are communicated, she has asked that people who have been hurt by pharmaceuticals complete a survey. This note from Alison explains what she is seeking:
"I am working to lobby the Australian Government on changes and also unite consumer voices to increase the volume. I am wondering if you would share a survey with your followers on boxed warnings. In Australia they are seeking consumer submissions on boxed warnings and also within one month there is going to be a working group on antibiotics. I have been asked to be a consumer representative. At the moment I have virtually no people responding about being floxed. I would also like consumer stories (anonymous to share). They don't have to be Australian to participate. Is that something you would feel comfortable doing? You're welcome to ask me any more questions."
The survey link is – https://www.safemedicines.com.au/boxed_warnings
It is a short survey–it only took me a few minutes to complete. The survey also gives you a chance to tell your story. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey and have your voice be heard. As Alison noted, you don't need to be Australian to participate.
Alison also stated, "I have come to the conclusion (after getting an inquiry up) that they (the Australian government / regulators) don't need more information, they are just not scared enough of us yet. The only way is for us to join together. I have no agenda other than to stop people getting hurt. Also if we can get this up in Australia it sets a precedent for others to run with. Any help or support you can give would be awesome."
And any support that you (floxie friend reading this) can give will be awesome. Thank you in advance those of you who take the time to complete this survey!
The site that the survey is on, https://www.safemedicines.com.au/ Australian's for Safe Medicines, is also a wonderful site with a great mission. The "Meet Us" page states:
We are a consumer-led association of individuals.
We are not for medicines
We are not against them
We are for safe medicines.
We seek to empower you, the consumer to;
Make informed decisions on medicines
Voice your concerns about medicine safety (including unsafe prescribing practices and your need for new medicines)
Voice your support for any stakeholder striving to make a real difference to medicine safety, and
Disrupt any and all stakeholders that allow unsafe medicine practices to flourish.
Do you take
Have you taken or
Are you considering taking medicine?
Will you stand with us for safe medicines?
#mylifematters
Indeed, #mylifematters. So does yours. Your voice matters too, and telling your story through surveys such as this one, is immensely helpful. Thank you for your help!
The Bleeding Edge. Netflix. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/jul/25/the-bleeding-edge-netflix-documentary-medical-devices
Have you seen the documentary The Bleeding Edge? It's a wonderful film about the hazards of medical devices that I highly recommend. It's currently (August 2018) available on Netflix. If you haven't seen it, please do. It is an eye-opening, thought-provoking, insightful, frightening film.
The Bleeding Edge features stories from people who have suffered adverse reactions to various medical devises and procedures. Victims of Essure, mesh implants, metal hip replacements, and robotic surgical procedures report the harm done to them by these devices and procedures in the film.
The Bleeding Edge is a stark and scary reminder that, unfortunately, too often doctors are not abiding by the Hippocratic Oath. "First, do no harm" has gone by the wayside as these products and procedures maim their victims. Compounding the tragedy of the harm caused by these devices or procedures is the fact that, in many cases, there are safer devices or procedures available that would have had the intended results that the patients (and presumably their physicians) sought. Tying a woman's tubes is a safer method of permanent sterilization than Essure; ceramic hip replacements are safer than metal ones; physical therapy can strengthen the pelvic floor and relieve symptoms of incontinence as well as mesh can; and, a surgeon's hand may be a safer tool than a robotic arm. However, these safer procedures were not performed on the victims featured, or on thousands of other people, because the entire medical system ignored their Hippocratic Oath. Doctors (or administrators or insurance companies) were swayed to use these newer less-safe methods by marketing, efficiency, money, or ignorance–and patients were hurt in the process. It's not okay, and steps back toward the basis of medicine in the Hippocratic Oath are, sadly, necessary.
There are several parallels between the experiences of people hurt by fluoroquinolone antibiotics (i.e. "floxies") and the people featured in The Bleeding Edge. The adverse reactions to Essure are particularly similar to adverse reactions to fluoroquinolones. Adverse reactions to Essure look, and seem to feel, an awful lot like autoimmune diseases. Likewise, fluoroquinolone toxicity looks and feels a lot like an autoimmune disease. Essure adverse reactions are often severe and they affect multiple bodily functions. The women who had adverse reactions to Essure often suffered from permanent disability, even after the metal springs were removed from their body. Likewise, even long after fluoroquinolones "should" be out of a person's body, the effects remain. Unfortunately, both Essure and fluoroquinolone adverse reactions can be permanent.
Like those featured in The Bleeding Edge who suffered from the toxic effects of metal-on-metal hip implants, fluoroquinolone victims often experience psychiatric adverse reactions. Fluoroquinolones can induce many serious mental health symptoms, and the FDA recently added "disturbances in attention, disorientation, agitation, nervousness, memory impairment, and serious disturbances in mental abilities called delirium" as highlighted adverse reactions to fluoroquinolones. Fluoroquinolones can also induce psychosis. The patient featured in The Bleeding Edge that suffered from psychosis, tremors, and other serious mental adverse effects from a metal hip replacement, is an Orthopedic Surgeon himself, and he "said he would never have believed neurological problems could come from orthopedic devices, if it wasn't for that experience, and now tests the cobalt levels of his patients if they complain of having Parkinson's or dementia-like symptoms." (source). The victims of metal hip replacements are often told that their symptoms are simply a result of getting older. Fluoroquinolones are given to people of all ages, but those who are over 30 are often told that their symptoms are from "getting old" not from the drugs.
None of the adverse reactions featured in The Bleeding Edge are what one would intuitively expect an adverse reaction to look like. Who would think that a type of hip replacement could lead to psychosis? Who would think that a sterilization procedure could lead to a permanent autoimmune/neuroimmune disease? Similarly, who would think that a commonly prescribed class of antibiotics could cause multi-symptom, chronic, illness that has a lot in-common with these illnesses brought on by medical device adverse reactions? It's absurd and unbelievable. It's true though. Adverse reactions don't look like they are "supposed" to look. They aren't intuitive and they aren't easy to identify.
Hopefully The Bleeding Edge will reform how patients and doctors alike view medical device safety. I hope that it also reforms how people think about adverse reactions generally, and that recognition of the connections between adverse drug and device reactions and multi-symptom, chronic, "mysterious" diseases starts to enter mainstream consciousness.
Watch The Bleeding Edge. It is a great film that has a message that needs to be heard.
Sorry, I don't know how to squeeze this in gracefully, but several of the victims featured in the film had their intestines fall out of their bodies post-hysterectomy via robotic surgery. Is that not one of the most horrifying things imaginable–to have your intestines fall out of your body? Aaaaaaagh!!! Floxies can at least be thankful that our organs generally stay inside our bodies.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Tamara for Episode 26 of The Floxie Hope Podcast.
Please check out the podcast through these links:
http://www.floxiehopepodcast.com/026-tamara/
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/floxie-hope-podcast/id945226010
You can also read about Tamara's journey:
https://floxiehope.com/tamaras-story-cipro-toxicity/
Tamara wrote her recovery story back in 2014. She has since had a beautiful, healthy, vivacious little girl, and her life has changed significantly in the last 4 years.
She speaks about her journey through fluoroquinolone toxicity, and how her life has changed in the last 4+ years since she was hurt by Cipro in this episode of The Floxie Hope Podcast.
Thank you for sharing your journey, Tamara!
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August 6, 2018 Comments: 7
Ruth wrote this guest post. You can read Ruth's story of fluoroquinolone toxicity in "Ruth's Story – Cipro Toxicity." You can also listen to Ruth's story through her episode of The Floxie Hope Podcast. THANK YOU, for sharing your insight and wisdom, Ruth!
There was a long period of time after I got floxed that I despaired of anything ever changing in the medical field. I didn't think doctors would ever change their prescribing habits regarding fluoroquinolones and people would continue to be harmed as I was, until the end of time, basically. But I recently had an epiphany that brought the realization that not only will the overuse of fluoroquinolones stop, it is inevitable that it does stop.
It is true that America's FDA is doing a poor job of keeping the public safe from bad drugs and faulty medical devices. But I believe that even if the FDA does not become the watchdog it should be, the needed changes regarding fluoroquinolones will come. Probably not as soon as any of us would like, but they will come.
Every summer I work as a pyro technician for a display fireworks company. I have to undergo training for this. I am kept abreast of the requirements of the ATF, our own industry, and our company. Our own company is stricter than the legal requirements as regards safe distances for spectators. Our own industry has made recommendations to improve safety which are also stricter than what the ATF requires. Sometimes these requirements can seem burdensome or inconvenient.
Why would a fireworks company and professional organizations made up of pyro technicians create their own stricter regulations, when it would be easier to just stick with whatever is legally required? Because sane and rational people want to keep the public safe. Yes, we want to put on a good show, make some money and no one in this world actually wants to have to work harder– but at the end of the day no sane and rational person would want to be responsible for injuring another human being.
I believe the doctors themselves and others working in the medical industry will in the end solve this problem, whether or not the FDA ever wakes up and provides some regulations for use of fluoroquinolones that have some teeth. I believe even the drug companies will reluctantly come around due to social pressure or fear of litigation. I believe this because if it happened in one industry it can happen in another.
New and stricter regulations regarding the transport, handling and use of display fireworks have been met with resistance. I don't want to paint a picture that says every time a new rule is added everybody is happy about it and immediately gets on board with it. But I have heard the arguments for continuing the old ways and I know why they aren't holding up, why changes are happening despite opposition. The arguments against changing how fireworks shows are done are the same ones that are used against changing how fluoroquinolones are prescribed. They are all flimsy arguments. Here's my list:
We've always done it this way.
It's easier to do it this way.
It's cheaper to do it this way.
I don't believe this really makes a difference for safety, because I personally have never seen anyone get hurt doing it this way.
Let's take these one at a time:
"We've always done it this way" simply does not hold up when the science says what you have been doing is not safe. In both industries those advocating for safety have science on their side. Also, it is mainly the older pyros and older doctors using this argument. As they retire, and young people coming in are trained in a different way, this argument will simply disappear. I have had young pyro technicians come to me and say that an older person on the crew showed them how to do something that was inconsistent with training they received. I confirm that they have to do it the way they were trained and I never get an argument from them.
The more experienced person may continue to argue on the basis of, "I have always done it this way," but the younger person will distrust anything that goes against the training he or she received. I have heard of some medical schools today teaching about fluoroquinolone toxicity syndrome and cautioning students to avoid using FQ's unless really necessary. These are second and third hand accounts, but if they are true this is a huge win for us.
Some of the older pyro technicians, sad to say, take themselves out of the picture by choosing to continue doing things that we know today are not safe. Doctors who simply refuse to believe in the dangers of fluoroquinolones and take those drugs themselves also may learn the hard way. I'm not saying people getting hurt should be celebrated, absolutely not, but every time the lesson is learned the hard way it is still learned.
"It's easier to do it this way," does not fly either in the face of how much people can be harmed. In one case we are talking about explosives that, if they don't go off in the sky where they are supposed to become actual bombs on the ground, and in the other case we are talking about medications whose side effects have been described many times as being like a bomb going off in the person's body. The amount of voices speaking out on the horrors of fluoroquinolone toxicity helps our case because after people have read our stories they don't want to risk FQ toxicity no matter how much the doctor may claim Cipro has a great record of safety and efficacy.
The informed patient is going to request that the doctor culture the infection and prescribe accordingly, rather than just prescribe the broad spectrum antibiotic because it is easier. Patients are refusing to take the atomic bomb of antibiotics when they might not need an antibiotic at all. Being handed Cipro and sent on your way without even knowing for sure you have an infection is not going to continue to be accepted medical care. Those of us who speak out to our friends and post about this here at floxiehope and on social media are part of that change, and we can feel good about that. The dangers are becoming known.
Customers can and do drive changes that improve safety. For a recent fireworks show we were informed that the sponsor had requested we follow recommendations by our own industry for distance between loaded mortars. They were actually asking that we follow California's standards, even though the show was shot in Wisconsin. What reason could we give for not doing what the customer asked? It's easier to be able to load all the mortars right next to each other in the old style racks than to skip tubes or use the newer ones that have the required spacing? That would have been our only reason to refuse that request: It's easier to do it the old way.
But the sponsor was making the request because he wanted as safe a show as possible. When patients make requests of their doctors because they want to be as safe as possible the doctor cannot really make any argument that is going to hold up as to why he should not honor those requests. Today we are seeing customers of display fireworks companies taking the time to inform themselves about our industry and what we do! How much more so are patients today taking the time to become informed? In both cases it is happening because the Internet makes information about any subject easily available. When we speak out about our reactions to fluoroquinolones we are helping provide valuable information for others.
"It's cheaper to do it this way," may seem to be a logical reason to resist changes. After all, companies need to watch their bottom line. But when it comes to a question of money or public safety, the need for public safety will eventually win. There may be a period of time during which companies can make some money while risking the health and safety of other human beings, but eventually that time will end.
People have a desire for self preservation. Whether it is pyro technicians experiencing danger from low breaks, round trippers and finale racks blowing up or patients experiencing or reading about bad ADR's to a drug, people are going to run the other way when their life or health could be put in danger. Fireworks companies that buy cheap but unreliable product lose workers and have difficulty selling more shows without crews to put them up. Hospitals that use fluoroquinolones for every little thing lose informed patients. If I needed surgery I know where I would go for it, because I know of hospitals (a couple) that do not use fluoroquinolones. If I had to pay out of my own pocket I would do it, because my health and safety is that important to me.
I know of display fireworks companies that are now out of business after consistently focusing on the bottom line instead of safety. I believe the same will hold true for medical facilities, doctors and even drug companies that continue to put money ahead of human health and safety. The display fireworks company I now work for tests all their product and they spend extra money to get product that is going to perform as it is supposed to. They are rewarded for this not only with greater customer satisfaction for some really beautiful shows, but they attract more workers. Pyro technicians would rather work where they feel safe and know they are not putting members of the public at unnecessary risk.
I think the same holds true in health care. I used to work for a medical staffing company in physical therapy. Some companies I temped for definitely cared only about the bottom line, with very high productivity standards. I was so rushed that I knew I was not really able to provide good care, and that put patients and myself at risk. I stopped taking jobs for those companies. Companies that had compassion for both their patients and employees attracted the best workers and could even pick and choose, selecting the cream of the crop of therapists, doctors and nurses. Patient satisfaction went up. While some of the companies that had pushed so hard for productivity were being bought out, the companies that I most preferred to work for were thriving. Decisions made with concern only for the bottom line always come back to bite the companies making them right in the butt.
"I don't believe this really makes a difference for safety, because I personally have never seen anyone get hurt doing it this way," was the excuse my own doctor used for prescribing Cipro to me for a sinus infection. She had personally never seen anyone have a reaction to Cipro. Well, that is anecdotal evidence and it's weak. The medical community cannot on one hand say that mountains of anecdotal evidence that fluoroquinolones are harming people is not strong enough evidence and then use anecdotal evidence themselves for their continued widespread use. The changes the FDA recommended for the use of fluoroquinolones in 2016 were made for a reason. A panel of experts heard the testimony of those harmed and looked at medical research regarding fluoroqouinolones and made an informed decision. Making a decision based only on your own experience and observations is not an informed decision.
I say that change will happen in the medical field because in the pyrotechnic industry change is happening. When a change is recommended in how something is done it is probably because somebody got killed doing it the old way. People who want to be safe believe those recommendations even if they personally never witnessed an accident. The same will happen with doctors. Even if they never personally had a patient get floxed, they will follow FDA prescribing guidelines for FQ's because they do not want to harm other human beings.
One thing that does stand in the way of this change is cognitive dissonance created by the very fact that no sane and rational person wants to harm another human being. As the evidence comes out that fluoroquinolones are insanely dangerous and that the side effects are horrific, long lasting and sometimes permanent, doctors do not want to believe that they put anyone through that. The fact that reactions are delayed means they most certainly could have severely harmed a patient and never known about it because the connection to the antibiotic was never made. It is going to be very hard for doctors to come to terms with this, and I think it is behind a lot of their strident claims that Cipro is "safe and effective." They need it to be, because if it were not, then there is a good chance they have harmed those they meant to help.
A floxed friend recently shared her experience with an ER doc who tried to give her Cipro for a UTI without even culturing to confirm an infection. She gave him an earful and the expression on his face said that she got through to him. He was horrified. He will either now disbelieve her because he must to avoid a truth he cannot face (that he may have harmed patients) or he will do some research, find the truth, change his prescribing habits and speak to his colleagues. I believe that in time even this cognitive dissonance will be overcome and doctors will do what is right, follow the recommendations of the FDA, and stop prescribing fluoroquinolones in situations that do not warrant their use.
The fluoroquinolone catastrophe has gone on far too long. It can be discouraging to reflect on how many have been needlessly harmed. However, as I have observed changes happening in the pyrotechnic industry that, although sometimes opposed, do happen and do increase public safety, I have to believe that the medical industry is not immune to those same types of changes. I think if it were easier to sue for harm done by pharmaceuticals, that would actually be a good thing, because sadly, there are some people out there who are neither sane nor rational, but consumed with greed. Only one thing gets their attention, and that is losing money. There has to be more accountability for drug companies and doctors who prescribe dangerous drugs needlessly. I do believe it will happen and in the meantime, as we inform people about the dangers of fluoroquinolones we are playing our part in bringing about these much needed changes to the medical industry.


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Sometimes we are happy enough with our bedroom furniture, but after a while we all like to freshen things up a little.
We may have some great bedroom furniture that works hard to keep the majority of our clothes and shoes in order, but sometimes it's the small things that cause stress.
Bedding boxes, niches for ornaments, shelving systems and a better looking head board with maybe built in side tables. It's these smaller items can transform the way your bedroom works, but are so often tough to find.
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If trend predictions are anything to go by the trend to de-clutter and order the bedroom will continue into 2018, here are just a few headlines we've picked out.
Built in headboards for beds sometimes with built in bedside cabinets or drawers provide great storage not to mention can often provide a cleaner line to any room.
Bedding boxes aren't a thing of the past they are still a really useful addition to any room. They can be manufactured in complimentary or contrasting materials to either blend in or provide an accent in any bedroom.
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A lifetime journey to Everest!
Everest Base Camp Trek has been listed as number one trekking trail in the world. The trek takes you to the base of Mt. Everest (8848m), the world's highest peak.
Everest Base Camp Trek has been listed as number one trekking trail by National Geographic. The trek takes you to the base of Mt. Everest (8848m), the world's highest peak as well as to the top of Kalapatthar (5545m). The trail passes through the Namche Bazaar, the capital of Khumbu region and a cultural center of Sherpa people. You will have plenty of opportunities to learn the Sherpa culture and appreciate their hospitality. Also, don't miss to visit the famous Tengboche Monastery, one of the biggest monasteries in the Everest region and a perfect viewpoint to watch the splendid and up close view of Ama Dablam (6812m).
The Trek to Kalapathar will be the most rewarding ever as it offers the best glimpse of Everest not from anywhere in the world. You will enjoy spectacular views of the highest mountains in the world including Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse (8516m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201m), Mt. Nuptse (7861m) etc. The trek entirely takes place through the Sagarmatha National Park area, which is listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is home to such endangered animals as Snow Leopard, Red Panda, and Himalayan Tahr.
Our last leg of the trek takes us to Everest Base Camp (5364m) which affords a magnificent south face of Mt. Everest. Here you can interact with mountaineers who have arrived from all over the world.
Today you will have a morning guided tour of Boudhanath and Pashupatinath. Boudhanath is a great white half dome with the Eyes of Buddha painted on it and is one of the most famous cultural icons of Nepal. It is a site of very active worship and nowhere on earth will you encounter such a concentration of varied Buddhist activity. Not far away you will visit one of the holiest and venerated of all Hindu temples, Pashupatinath. Non-Hindus are not allowed inside the golden-roofed pagoda-style temple, but you can glimpse the great gold bull through the doorway. A great pilgrimage occurs here in February, attracting Hindu ascetics and devout worshippers from all areas of the Hindu world. Rhesus monkeys are everywhere around the grounds, riverside cremations are often taking place and there is always a colorful group of ascetic pilgrim visitors encamped in the general area. If time permits you will visit the Tibetan refugee center and Patan, another of the old Kingdoms of the Kathmandu Valley.
After breakfast, we take a drive for 10 to 20 minutes to TIA and take 35- 45 minutes flight to Lukla. during the flight you can see many mesmerizing moutain's profiles from west to east. . after off flight, you proceed to Phakding along the Sherpa village and natural beauty of Dudh Koshi river view, some mountain views, and landscapes of Pharak.
We start our trek to Namche after breakfast from where we can seeing the beautiful scenery of Thamserku and Khumbyula. After a walk of two and a half hour, you will reach Jorsalle where will check your trekking and entry permit of Sagarmatha national park.your Lunch will thereby Jorsalle... After Lunch you will head towards Namche . after one hrs walk you will cross the bridge in hight over Dudh Koshi and start climbing to Namche. Stay at the hotel and lodge.
After breakfast, the trip commences through the wonderful hills and glacial river Dudh Koshi. The views of blue pine forest attract us and we reach Tengboche via Phunki Tenga and Soso Kharka. The Tengboche Monastery is located at 3860 meters altitude with its rich decoration. Overnight at Lodge.
In the morning, our trek continues to and we get the wonderful views of mountains, a wilderness of flora and fauna as Musk Deer, Blue Sheep and others. Crossing Somare, Orsho and heading through the Imja Khola, we reach Dingbuche. Overnight at Lodge.
After breakfast, we head by making the destination of Lobuche. Following the trail via Dusa and crossing the Dugla Pass, we reach to Lobuche with the tough walk through the Khumbu glacier. On the way, we can see the stone memorials for climbers, who have passed away on the nearby mountains. Overnight at Lodge.
Heading through the rugged trail gives you the adventure experience. It goes by another side of the Khumbu glacier. After about an hour, then we walk steep up to get the top and continue through the rough rocky trail. We reach Gorakshep through the Italian Research Center and Lobuche Pass. After a rest, we hike further to the Everest Base Camp through the new moraine route. On the way, we can see Pumori, Nuptse and other mountains on the background. Everest view is available only before reaching to Everest Base Camp. It is not that much difficult to walk because of the trail, but the higher altitude makes it tough. Then, we descend back to Gorakshep. Overnight at Lodge.
In the early morning, we hike to Kalapatthar, which is also a good viewpoint of the Everest range. The views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse face, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Taboche, Cholatse, Lobuche East and Pumori on the background, which is just behind the Kalapatthar. The golden mountains during the sunrise period are fabulous, including the top of the world. Then we descend to Gorakshep, have breakfast and trek down all the way to Pheriche. Overnight at Lodge.
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From Namche Bazaar, we continue to trek down to Lukla, the last trekking day of the trip. With the view of the waterfall and Sherpa villages, we cross the Phakding, Cheplung and reach to Lukla. Overnight at Lodge.
After finishing the Jiri to Everest Base Camp Trek, we fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla with the Everest scenarios. From the airport, we drive to the hotel and enjoy the whole day of shopping and rest. Overnight at Hotel.
Final Departure. We take you to the airport for your final departure.
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We added tables in the database in v5.0 with the plan to add the support in v5.x.
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"You can blame Malfoy for my Second Year, you know, sir. It wasn't me that loosed a basilisk on hundreds of schoolchildren." Harry said with a bit of asperity.
Snape's bright glare froze Harry where he sat, "You didn't, not once, try to get help from anyone competent." Does he just mean himself in that category?
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"You told her what?!" Snape laughed, a deep rumbling sound, "No wonder she sent you packing!"
Tense like a cat, Harry Potter looked at Severus Snape in something approaching wonder, "Sir...You're... you're not upset?"
"I should hope not! The day I can't even baffle eleven year old children is the day I take a vacation." Harry Potter blinked, and started to see a few threads weaving themselves together.
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"I'd almost have to. How in the world would I get the Slytherins to do anything? They seem terribly guarded..." Harry Potter said, his voice considering.
"The direct - the Gryffindorian approach would be to work with Draco Malfoy." Snape said with a hint of a sneer. "Put together a plan, and if you like, I'll help you vet it."
Harry Potter nodded absentmindedly, his brain already turning over ideas.
[a/n: Draco Malfoy wants to eat my story! Doncha hate it when the characters decide they have minds of their own?
Write me a review, lovelies! Up next, if you don't mind, a battle sequence - also in flashback, but they're using flashcubes, so it's all okay].


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Дягілєво — російська авіабаза в Рязані. Розташована на західній околиці міста в міському районі Дягілєво, що входить до префектури Московського округу.

На авіабазі Дягілєво дислоковані 43-й ЦБП ПЛС (Центр бойового застосування та переучування льотного складу), оснащений літаками Ту-95МС, Ту-22М3, Ту-134УБЛ, Ан-26, а також 203-й ОДАП авіаполк літаків-заправників), що має на озброєнні літаки-заправники Іл-78. Поруч з авіабазою розташований 360 авіаційний ремонтний завод.

Історія

На аеродромному вузлі Дягілєво—Рязьк на підставі наказу Народного комісара оборони від 18 вересня 1940 року була сформована 1-ша Вища школа штурманів ВПС КА.Формування школи закінчено до 1 січня 1941 року. Школа складалася із шести бомбардувальних ескадрилій. Три базувалися на аеродромі Дягілєво, одна на аеродромі Рязьськ, дві в зимовий період працювали з аеродромів Закавказького військового округу та Одеського військового округу. У зв'язку з необхідністю підготовки льотного складу 1 серпня 1941 року 1-шу Вищу школу штурманів ВПС КА реорганізовано в Навчальний центр з переучування льотно-технічного складу та формування нових частин на літаках МіГ-3. Усього школою підготовлено 350 льотчиків на літаках МіГ-3, з них сформовано 15 авіаційних полків та відправлено на фронт. 14 жовтня 1941 року школа перебазувалася до міста Карші. Постановою ДКО від 9 лютого 1944 року № 5131 відбулося перебазування 1-ї Вищої школи штурманів та льотчиків авіації Далекої дії з міста Троїцька до Рязаня на аеродроми Дягілєво, Житове, Григорівське, Рязьськ, Моршанськ, Олександрівка, Соснова.

2 березня 1944 директивою Генерального штабу школа перейменована в 1-у Рязанську вищу офіцерську школу нічних екіпажів авіації Дальньої дії, а 22 грудня 1944 року школа перейменована й отримала найменування 1-а Рязанська вища офіцерська школа нічних екіпажів ВПС.

У 1967 році виникла потреба у підготовці фахівців середньої ланки та у підвищенні кваліфікації офіцерів стройових частин, і цього ж року в Літному центрі бойового застосування та підготовки командирів кораблів Дальньої авіації було створено Літно-тактичні курси. У 1968 році школа перейменована на 43-й Центр бойового застосування та переучування льотного складу Дальньої авіації.

У липні 1941 року на аеродромі на базі третіх ескадрилій 148-го та 240-го винищувальних авіаційних полків при 1-й Вищій школі штурманів ВПС КА на літаках МіГ-3 сформовано 283-й винищувальний авіаційний полк. З 3 вересня полк у складі 3-ї резервної авіагрупи СВГК, що діяла у підпорядкуванні штабу ВПС Ленінградського фронту, вступив у бойові дії проти фашистської Німеччини та її союзників на літаках МіГ-3.

У період з 5 липня по 19 серпня 1941 року на аеродромі при 1-й Вищій школі штурманів ВПС КА на літаках МіГ-3 сформовано 182-й винищувальний авіаційний полк. Перебуваючи у стадії формування, увійшов до складу 59-ї винищувальної авіадивізії ВПС МПО. 23 серпня полк включений до складу ВПС 51-ї окремої армії та вибув до Криму. 28 серпня 1941 року полк у складі ВПС 51-ї ОА (війська Криму) вступив у бойові дії проти фашистської Німеччини та її союзників на літаках МіГ-3.

У 1955 році аеродром Дягілєво був одним із шести аеродромів в СРСР, здатних приймати бомбардувальники М-4. В 1967 на авіабазі знаходилися 7 навчально-тренувальних Ту-22, а в 1973 були отримані 2 Ту-22М0. З 1985 року в Дягілєво перебазувався 49-й ТБАП (важкий бомбардувальний авіаполк), озброєний бомбардувальниками Ту-22М і Ту-95. Полк був перетворений на 49-й УТБАП (навчальний важкий бомбардувальний авіаполк), а згодом розформований в 1997.

З 2000 року на авіабазі дислоковано 203-й окремий гвардійський Орловський авіаційний полк літаків-заправників, озброєний літаками Іл-78.

Музей
На території авіабази розташований Рязанський музей дальньої авіації. Він був створений у 1975 року з ініціативи командувача дальньої авіації Героя Радянського Союзу генерал-полковника авіації Решетнікова. Загальна експозиційна площа музею становить 416 кв. У п'яти залах представлені гвардійські прапори частин та з'єднань, що брали участь у радянсько-німецькій війні, деякі види літакової бортової зброї, моделі літаків. Крім основної експозиції в музеї існує майданчик авіаційної техніки, на якій представлені такі літаки, як Ту-16, М-4, Ту-22К, Ту-22М2, Ту-22М3 та Ту-95К, ВМ-Т «Атлант».

Аварії
26 лютого 2013 року загорівся Ту-95МС, «Самара» (бортовий номер 21 «червоний»). Причиною стало коротке замикання через неправильний монтаж електричних мереж під час попереднього планового ремонту літака на Таганрозькому авіаційному науково-технічному комплексі ім. Берієва. При цьому машина не була повністю у вогні, й ззовні ракетоносій виглядав навіть не сильно щоб ушкодженим, але вогонь знищив літак. Його стан не передбачав відновлення, Ту-95МС був списаний.

Російсько-українська війна

5 грудня 2022 року на авіабазі вибухнув бензовоз: загинуло троє, шестеро отримали поранення.

Вибухом був пошкоджений Ту-22М3 з бортовим номером RF-34110 («02» червоний). Пошкоджений літак якраз споряджався крилатою ракетою Х-22 і, ймовірно, готувався до участі в обстрілах енергетичної інфраструктури України того ж дня. Представники МО РФ заявили, що аеродроми атакували ЗСУ «радянськими дронами».

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 З ними ми літаємо далі за всіх
 Фотогалерея Музею Дальньої авіації у Рязані (Дягілєво). 16-17 серпня 2007
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Born: (1946-04-08)April 8, 1946
Hertford, North Carolina
Died: September 9, 1999(1999-09-09) (aged 53)
Batted: Right Threw: Right
May 13, 1965, for the Kansas City Athletics
Last MLB appearance
September 17, 1979, for the New York Yankees
MLB statistics
Win–loss record
Kansas City / Oakland Athletics (1965–1974)
New York Yankees (1975–1979)
8× All-Star (1966, 1967, 1970, 1972–1976)
5× World Series champion (1972–1974, 1977, 1978)
AL Cy Young Award (1974)
2× MLB wins leader (1974, 1975)
AL ERA leader (1974)
Pitched a perfect game on May 8, 1968
Oakland Athletics No. 27 retired
Member of the National
76.27% (third ballot)
James Augustus Hunter (April 8, 1946 – September 9, 1999), nicknamed "Catfish", was a professional baseball player in Major League Baseball (MLB). From 1965 to 1979, he was a pitcher for the Kansas City / Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees. Hunter was the first pitcher since 1915 to win 200 career games by the age of 31. He is often referred to as baseball's first big-money free agent. He was a member of five World Series championship teams.
Hunter retired in 1979 after developing persistent arm problems. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1987. He was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, in his early 50s. He died of the disease about a year after his diagnosis. Hunter has been the subject of numerous popular culture references, including the Bob Dylan song "Catfish".
2 Professional career
2.1 Kansas City/Oakland Athletics
2.2 Free agency
2.3 New York Yankees
4.1 Honors
4.2 Reception
4.3 Popular culture
5 Career statistics
The youngest son of eight children, Hunter was born and raised in Hertford in northeast North Carolina. He grew up on a farm and excelled in a variety of sports at Perquimans County High School. He played linebacker and offensive tackle in football as well as shortstop, cleanup batter, and pitcher in baseball. His older brothers taught him to pitch,[1] and his pitching skill began to attract scouts from MLB teams to Hertford.
During his senior year in November 1963, Hunter's right foot was wounded by a brother in a hunting accident; he lost one of his toes and shotgun pellets lodged in his foot.[2] The accident left Hunter somewhat hobbled and jeopardized his prospects in the eyes of many professional scouts, but the Kansas City Athletics signed Hunter to a contract.[3] Hunter was sent to the Mayo Clinic that year so that surgeons could work on his foot. He recovered in LaPorte, Indiana at the farm of Athletics owner Charles O. Finley.[4]
Professional career[edit]
Kansas City/Oakland Athletics[edit]
Finley gave Hunter the nickname "Catfish" in 1965 because he thought his 19-year-old pitcher needed a flashy nickname.[1][2] A story circulated that Hunter's family gave him the nickname as a child when he went missing and was later found with a string of catfish; there is no truth to that explanation.[5] Hunter never played in the minor leagues and his first major league victory came on July 27, 1965 in Fenway Park against the Boston Red Sox. In 1966 and 1967, Hunter was named to the American League All-Star team.
Prior to the 1968 season, Finley moved the A's from Kansas City to Oakland. On Wednesday, May 8, against the Minnesota Twins, Hunter pitched the ninth perfect game in baseball history.[5] He became the American League's first perfect game pitcher since Charlie Robertson in 1922 (excluding Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series), as well as the franchise's first no-hit pitcher since Bill McCahan in 1947 with what were then the Philadelphia Athletics.[2] The game was scoreless until the bottom of the seventh inning; at the plate, Hunter got three hits and drove in three of Oakland's four runs with a squeeze bunt in the seventh and a bases-loaded single in the eighth.[5]
Hunter continued to win games, and in 1974 received both The Sporting News's "Pitcher of the Year" award and the American League Cy Young Award after going 25–12 with a league leading 2.49 earned run average. The A's also won their third consecutive World Series. Hunter's statistics while he was with the Athletics were impressive: four consecutive years with at least 20 wins, and four World Series wins without a loss.[3] He had won 161 games for the A's, 131 in seven seasons in Oakland and 30 in his first three seasons in Kansas City.
Free agency[edit]
On February 11, 1974, Hunter agreed with the A's on a two-year, $200,000 contract with a clause stipulating that $50,000 payments be made to a life insurance annuity of his choosing in each of the two seasons. After Finley refused to make payment on the annuity after discovering he had to pay $25,000 in taxes which was due immediately, the breach of contract dispute was brought before an arbitration hearing on November 26, 1974.[6] Twenty days later on December 16, arbitrator Peter Seitz decided in favor of Hunter, officially making him a free agent.[1][7][8] Hunter recalled being scared after he was declared a free agent. "We don't belong to anybody", he told his wife.[1]
New York Yankees[edit]
Hunter (left) with manager Billy Martin and Brad Gulden shortly after Thurman Munson's death in 1979.
Two weeks after he won his arbitration, Hunter became the highest-paid player in baseball and highest-paid pitcher in history when he signed a five-year contract with the New York Yankees worth $3.35 million.[1][9][10][11][12] He had been courted by 23 of the 24 teams, including the A's but not the San Francisco Giants,[13] and refused higher offers from the San Diego Padres and the Kansas City Royals.[14] New York was closer to his home in North Carolina and the team played on natural grass.
Finley attempted to have the arbitration ruling overturned,[15] but was unsuccessful after several appeals.[16][17][18] Further details of Finley's history with Hunter gave the A's owner added negative publicity.[19] Hunter became known as baseball's "first big-money free agent".[1]
Hunter got off to a rough start going 0–3 in his first three starts, but settled down and was named to his seventh All-Star team. He led the league in wins (23) for the second year in a row, and also led the league in innings pitched (328) and complete games (30) to finish second to Jim Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles in the American League Cy Young balloting. Hunter also became only the fourth (and last) American League pitcher to win 20 games in a season for five consecutive seasons (1971–1975). The others were Walter Johnson (10), Lefty Grove (7), and Bob Feller (5).
In 1976, Hunter won 17 games, led the Yankees in complete games and innings pitched, and was again named to the All-Star team. The Yankees won three straight pennants with Hunter from 1976 to 1978. In 1976, Hunter became the fourth major league pitcher to win 200 games before the age of 31 and the only one since Walter Johnson in 1915, preceded by Cy Young and Christy Mathewson.[20] Hunter was also a competent hitter, with a career batting average of .226; in 1971 he hit .350 with 36 hits in 38 games. After the designated hitter was adopted by the American League in 1973, Hunter had only two plate appearances in his final seven seasons, with one base hit in 1973.
Arm injuries plagued Hunter beginning in 1978. In spring training, he was diagnosed with diabetes[21][22] and combined with his chronic arm trouble the disease began to sap Hunter's energy. Following the 1979 season and the end of his five-year contract, Hunter retired from baseball at age 33.[1][23] Hunter won 63 games in his five seasons with the Yankees. He retired with appearances in six World Series and with five World Series championships.[1][24]
While with the Yankees, Hunter was a resident of Norwood, New Jersey, preferring to live outside of New York City.[25]
Later life[edit]
He returned to his farm in Hertford where he grew soybeans, corn, peanuts, and cotton, and was a spokesman for diabetes awareness.[26][27][28] Hunter noticed arm weakness while hunting in the winter of 1997–1998. He was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig's disease.[1]
Hunter died at his home in Hertford in 1999 at age 53, a year after his ALS diagnosis.[1][2][24] A month before his death, Hunter fell and hit his head on concrete steps at home. He was unconscious for several days after the fall, but he had returned home from that hospitalization when he died.[29] Hunter is interred at Cedarwood Cemetery in Hertford, adjacent to the field where he played high school baseball.[30]
Hunter's number 27 was retired by the Oakland Athletics in 1991[31].
Honors[edit]
Along with Billy Williams and Ray Dandridge, Hunter was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown in 1987.[3] At the time, Hall of Fame officials would always defer to the player's wishes in determining which team would be memorialized on his Hall of Fame Plaque. Before and after his induction, Hunter spoke highly of his experiences with both the Athletics and Yankees and his appreciation for both team owners, Charlie Finley and George Steinbrenner. For this reason, he refused to choose a team and thus the plaque depicts him with no insignia on the cap. He was credited by Steinbrenner as the cornerstone of the Yankees in their return to championship form.[1]
In 1990, Hunter was inducted into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame. In 2004, the Oakland Athletics began the Catfish Hunter Award.[32] His number 27 was retired by the Oakland Athletics in a pre-game ceremony on June 9, 1991, the first in the franchise's 90 years.[31][33]
The Jim "Catfish" Hunter Memorial is located in Hertford.[34] An annual softball event is held in Hertford in memory of Hunter. All proceeds from the weekend benefit ALS research. The tournament has raised over $200,000 since 1999.
On September 5, 2018, Hunter was inducted into the Oakland Athletics first Hall of Fame class, with wife, Helen, there to receive the honor.
After Hunter's death, former teammate Reggie Jackson described Hunter as a "fabulous human being. He was a man of honor. He was a man of loyalty."[35] Steinbrenner said, "We were not winning before Catfish arrived... He exemplified class and dignity and he taught us how to win."[35] Former teammate Lou Piniella said, "Catfish was a very unique guy. If you didn't know he was making that kind of money, you'd never guess it because he was humble, very reserved about being a star-type player... almost a little bit shy. But he told great stories. He had a heck of a sense of humor. When you play with guys like that, you feel blessed."[35]
Popular culture[edit]
Hunter has been the subject of multiple popular culture references. Bob Dylan wrote the song "Catfish" in 1975.[2] the song was later released by Dylan, Joe Cocker and Kinky Friedman. In 1976, Hunter was also the subject of the Bobby Hollowell song "The Catfish Kid (Ballad of Jim Hunter)", which was performed by Big Tom White and released on a 45 RPM single. Hollowell was best friends with the young Jim Hunter while they grew up together.
Hunter is mentioned in the 1976 film The Bad News Bears. When Coach Morris Buttermaker (Walter Matthau) is trying to get Amanda Whurlitzer (Tatum O'Neal) to pitch for his Little League team, Amanda makes a number of outlandish demands (such as imported jeans, modeling school and ballet lessons) as conditions for joining the team. Buttermaker asks, "Who do you think you are, Catfish Hunter?" Amanda responds by asking, "Who's he?" In the movie Grumpier Old Men, an enormous and highly prized fish is named "Catfish Hunter" by the locals. In You, Me and Dupree, Catfish Hunter is mentioned by Owen Wilson's character, Dupree, convincing an Asian orchestra student that he can pitch: "First, call me Dupree 'cause I'm your teammate. Second, so what if you're in the orchestra? So was Catfish Hunter."
Minor-league pitcher Jason Kosow portrayed Hunter in the ESPN miniseries The Bronx is Burning, which depicted the 1977 New York Yankees.
Career statistics[edit]
W L Pct ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H ER R HR BB K WP HBP
224 166 .574 3.26 500 476 181 42 0 3449.1 2958 1248 1380 374 954 2012 49 49
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^ a b c d e f g h i j k Berkow, Ira (September 10, 1999). "Catfish Hunter, Who Pitched in 6 World Series for A's and Yankees, Dies at 53". New York Times. Retrieved August 15, 2013.
^ a b c d e Coffey, Michael (2004). 27 Men Out: Baseball's Perfect Games. New York: Atria Books. pp. 118–138. ISBN 0-7434-4606-2.
^ a b c "Jim "Catfish" Hunter". State Library of North Carolina. Archived from the original on 2008-03-13. Retrieved 2008-02-28.
^ Charlie Finley: The Outrageous Story of Baseball's Super Showman, p.81, G. Michael Green and Roger D. Launius. Walker Publishing Company, New York, 2010, ISBN 978-0-8027-1745-0
^ a b c "'Catfish' spins first perfect regular AL game in 46 years". Eugene Register-Guard. Associated Press. May 9, 1968. p. 1D.
^ Turbow, Jason. "How a contract breach led Catfish Hunter to become baseball's first real free agent", Sports Illustrated, March 6, 2017.
^ "'Catfish' Hunter said winner over Finley in arbitration fight to become free agent". Montreal Gazette. UPI. December 16, 1974. p. 15.
^ "It's open season on Catfish". Toledo Blade. Associated Press. December 18, 1974. p. 39.
^ Lincicome, Bernie (September 10, 1999). "Catfish forever altered economics of sports". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. (Chicago Tribune). p. C-5.
^ "Catfish selects Yankees, Pirates offer short $ $". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Associated Press. January 1, 1975. p. 43.
^ "Catfish accepts Yankee offer". Montreal Gazette. Associated Press. January 2, 1975. p. 9.
^ Haupert, Michael (Fall 2011). "Baseball's Major Salary Milestones". The Baseball Research Journal. Society for American Baseball Research. Retrieved 21 October 2019.
^ "Catfish narrows field". Leader-Post. Regina, Saskatchewan. Associated Press. December 28, 1974. p. 19.
^ Charlie Finley: The Outrageous Story of Baseball's Super Showman, p.217, G. Michael Green and Roger D. Launius. Walker Publishing Company, New York, 2010, ISBN 978-0-8027-1745-0
^ "Finley making moves to keep Jim Hunter". Montreal Gazette. Associated Press. January 2, 1975. p. 12.
^ "Judge upholds Hunter ruling". Milwaukee Journal. wire services. January 4, 1975. p. 13.
^ "Hunter ruling stands but Finley to appeal". Montreal Gazette. UPI. March 27, 1975. p. 41.
^ "Finley loses Hunter appeal". Miami News. August 19, 1976. p. 4C.
^ "Catfish was treated like animal". Bangor Daily News. Associated Press. January 9, 1975. p. 13.
^ "200th win for Catfish". The Hour. Norwalk, Connecticut. UPI. September 20, 1976. p. 22.
^ "A medical miracle has saved the Yanks". Edmonton Journal. Associated Press. September 28, 1978. p. E1.
^ "Diabetes strikes 'Catfish' Hunter". Edmonton Journal. Associated Press. March 2, 1978. p. C5.
^ Anderson, Dave (September 17, 1979). "Catfish Hunter: a man's man". Miami News. (New York Times). p. 2C.
^ a b "Catfish Hunter dead at age 53". Daily Times. Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Associated Press. September 10, 1999. p. B1.
^ Anderson, Dave via The New York Times. "Catfish Hunter still planning on retirement", Star-News, September 15, 1979. Accessed May 24, 2016. "He has lived in Norwood, a leafy Bergen County town less than half an hour's drive from Yankee Stadium; he has succeeded in remaining a farm boy."
^ Norris, Tim (December 12, 1988). "Control pitcher". Milwaukee Journal. p. 1D.
^ "Catfish Hunter helping diabetics". Evening News. Newburgh, New York. Associated Press. July 22, 1990. p. 2A.
^ Pabst, Georgia (July 14, 1993). "Catfish Hunter is still pitching". Milwaukee Journal. p. D2.
^ Bock, Hal (September 10, 1999). "Ace pitcher and baseball's first free-agent star". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Associated Press. p. B-5.
^ "Hunter Is Buried in the Town Where He Learned Baseball". New York Times. September 13, 1999. Retrieved August 16, 2013.
^ a b "'Catfish' has number retired by Oakland". Union Democrat. Sonora, California. Associated Press. June 10, 1991. p. 2B.
^ Catfish Hunter Award (2004–present). Baseball-Almanac. Retrieved 2011-08-19.
^ "Catfish's number retired". Gadsden Times. Associated Press photo. June 10, 1991. p. B3.
^ "Perquimans County Chamber of Commerce/Visitor Center & Jim "Catfish" Hunter Museum". North Carolina Department of Commerce. Archived from the original on August 9, 2013. Retrieved August 24, 2013.
^ a b c "Catfish Hunter dead". CNNSI.com. Retrieved August 24, 2013.
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Director and Founder, Erin Lovejoy has been an animal advocate since she was a child. With a Sales and Marketing background, she was familiar with the techniques that would help launch her vision of The Lovejoy Foundation. The vision was a peaceful outside setting, for a dog and puppy sanctuary; a place for the public to come and play and adopt the puppies and dogs. Erin stands strong behind her belief that through educating the youth, the awareness will impact the future dramatically with the neglected, abandoned and abused animals on the streets and in the shelters. Her goal is no dog is left without a purpose, or without a job, or without a home.
Since April of 2010, Erin has been building her vision, she has rescued, rehabilitated and re-homed more than 7000 dogs to date. Erin strives towards her vision every day, pushing through the trenches of rescue holding adoptions every Saturday and Sunday, rain or shine. She has spent countless hours and resources lending a helping hand to the many owner surrenders, stray dogs, and injured animals, giving them all the support they need. With the incredible dedication of her family, standing by her side day in and day out, keeping with the same passion, Erin, her family, and The Lovejoy Foundation have reduced the intakes in the local shelters dramatically.
Erin's motto is "Touching lives one animal at a time" Hopefully, it will not be long before her vision will unfold to what she has been living and creating every day.


St. Cloud, Minn. – The St. Cloud State University Wrestling program held its third annual alumni reunion last Saturday, June 25, in the St. Cloud area. Mark '76 and Anita '75 Bauerly hosted this summer's reunion at Big Fish Lake.
Nearly 50 guests partook in the wrestling alumni event. The president of St. Cloud State, Dr. Earl H. Potter III, was in attendance to help celebrate the success of the 2010-11 Husky team, which placed second at the 2011 NCAA Division II Championships this past March. President Potter also provided the alumni with an update on the University and campus initiatives.
In 2010-11, SCSU enjoyed one of its best seasons in team history. The Huskies placed second in the nation at the 2011 NCAA Division II Championships, won the 2011 NCAA Division II Super Region #3 title and set a team record with a 19-2 dual meet record in 2010-11. Senior wrestler John Sundgren won a national title at 157-pounds for the Huskies.


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DAX Dips Lower as no Breakthrough Over Brexit
Posted By Kenny Fisher On 5 December 2017 @ 5:25 am In FX,Indices,Newsfeed | Comments Disabled
The DAX index has losses on Tuesday, erasing the small gains seen on Monday. Currently, the DAX is at 13,000.00, down 0.45% on the day. On the release front, German Final Services PMI edged lower to 54.3, short of the forecast of 54.9 points. Eurozone Final Services improved to 56.2, matching the forecast. On Wednesday, Germany releases Factory Orders and the Eurozone publishes Retail PMI.
Talks between Britain and the European Union appear to be back on track, after Prime Minister May essentially agreed to Europe's demands over the Brexit bill, which could reach up to EUR 50 billion. Still, a breakthrough on the non-trade issues has been elusive. There were hopes that a breakthrough would be announced on Monday, following talks between Prime Minister May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juckner, but the gaps on two issues remain, for now. One thorny issue is that of northern Ireland and its border. The UK will clearly not remain in a customs union with the EU, but Ireland is insistent that there not be a hard border with the North, while the DUP, which is propping up the May government, is strongly against any border between the UK mainland and Northern Ireland. The second issue is whether the European Court of Justice will have a role protecting European citizens in the UK. The EU is in favor of a role for the court, while many British lawmakers feel that such a move would impinge on British sovereignty. The EU holds a meeting on December 12, and May is anxious to wrap up the non-trade sticking points and move on to trade talks by that date.
Europe Lower Ahead of PMIs as Brexit Talks Stall [1]
The DAX continues to enjoy the view around the symbolic 13,000 level, as global stock markets have been fueled by the quick progress of tax reform legislation in the US. The Senate passed a tax reform bill on the weekend, but the vote was a squeaker, 51-49, as the vote went along party lines, with one Republican voting against the bill. Now that that the House and the Senate have passed tax bills, a conference committee will try and hammer out a uniform bill which can be sent to President Trump and signed into law. If the bill does become law, it will mark the first major tax reform in the US in 30 years, and this would likely receive a thumbs up from investors and send global stock markets upwards.
Tuesday (December 5)
3:55 German Final Services. Estimate 54.9. Actual 54.3
4:00 Eurozone Final Services PMI. Estimate 56.2. Actual 56.2
5:00 Eurozone Retail Sales. Estimate -0.6%
5:00 Eurozone Revised GDP. Estimate 0.6%
All Day – ECOFIN Meetings
Wednesday (December 6)
2:00 German Factory Orders. Estimate -0.1%
4:10 Eurozone Retail PMI
DAX, Tuesday, December 5 at 5:35 EDT
USD/JPY dips ahead of Japanese CPI [10] - 20 January 2022
URL to article: https://www.marketpulse.com/20171205/dax-dips-lower-no-breakthrough-brexit/
[1] Europe Lower Ahead of PMIs as Brexit Talks Stall: https://marketpulse.com/20171205/europe-lower-ahead-pmis-brexit-talks-stall/
[10] USD/JPY dips ahead of Japanese CPI: https://www.marketpulse.com/20220120/usd-jpy-dips-ahead-japanese-cpi/


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Árvai Péter (Nagyatád, 1989. február 16. –) színész, főként alternatív társulatokban játszik.

Élete
1997-től a győri Szabadhegyi Közoktatási Központban, 2009–10-ben a Kaposvári Egyetem színművész szakán, ezt követően a budapesti Keleti István Művészeti Intézetben tanult. 2012 és '14 között az ELTE bölcsészkarán volt történészhallgató.

2010-ben kezdett játszani a Bárka Színházban, szerepelt a MU Színházban, de főként alternatív társulatok (Föld Színház, Fejlesztés Alatt Q [FAQ] Színház, Trainingsport Társulat, Kerekasztal Színházi Nevelési Társulat) előadásaiban látható.

Szerepelt az RTL Klub tv-adó Éjjel-Nappal Budapest című sorozatában.

A színházi munka mellett "polgári állásokból" tartja el magát.

Szerepei
Borisz Akunyin: Sirály — Konsztantyin Gavrilovics Trepljov
Howard Barkery: Victory — Katona; Szolga
Ray Bradbury: Fahrenheit 451 — Black
Bertolt Brecht–FAQ Társulat: Dominó — színész
Georg Büchner–FAQ Társulat: Leonce és Léna — Valerio
Sven Delblanc: Álarcosbál — Carl M Tigerstedt
Garaczi László: Ovibrader — Bácskai; Orvos
Papp Gábor: Eszter hangja — Tamás
Tasnádi István: A harmadik hullám — Lóci

Források
 Oldala a FAQ Társulat honlapján
 Kovács Szilárd: Ismeretlen ismerős: A csajozás miatt lett színész Árvai Péter = Lokal.hu 2015. június 18.
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Magyar színészek
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1989-ben született személyek
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Sound Matters Framework
Sound Matters: a framework for the creative use and re-use of sound - Field Recordings and Speech
Homepage: http://soundmattersframework.wordpress.com
Blog Feed: LINK
Twitter: @ximesonic
Organisation: CRiSAP
Organisation: London College of Communication
Organisation: University of the Arts London
Sound Matters is a research project that brings together an interdisciplinary community working in the creative use and re-use of sound specifically field recordings and speech.
Ximena Alarcón and Cathy Lane aim to create together a framework that facilitates the interrogation and relational playback of sound in its own terms. They envision the framework as a 'Listening-Led Environment'.
In the initial stages Sound Matters is identifying needs and coping strategies of UK and international interdisciplinary researchers, artists, students, archivists and librarians, working with non-musical sound material, specifically field recordings and speech, in their research process and creative practice.
Phase 1: From April to June Sound Matters engaged the community in three stages: Stage 1 – Interviews and technical review, Stage 2 – Online participation and Stage 3 – Co-design workshop.
Here you can watch a video about the first phase of the project: https://vimeo.com/133219234
Phase 2: From August to November Sound Matters proposes to develop a prototype that links the processes of 'Relational Playback' - Archives/Collections from Researchers - and 'Interrogation' using Open Source existing technological frameworks such as: Jamoma, Mukurtu, Essentia RT and Freesound API. For this we will: Stage 1 - Conduct a survey with Sound Matters community to confirm and summarise findings of the first stage (August), Stage 2 - Co-design workshop involving community and developers, to write together specifications of the processes needed to work with field recordings and speech (September), Stage 3 - Prototype Development (October-November). In a paralel manner, the researchers will continue the activation of the community with the online resources: http://soundmattersframework.wordpress.com and the virtual wall with the extended framework at Mural.ly, which you can watch live here: http://mur.al/bLZlVkD5
Phase 3: From January to June Sound Matters proposes to have two Case Studies that use the framework, using Filed Recordings and Speech, and render the final outcomes through different interfaces e.g.: screen based, or physical interfaces (for installations).
Original Framework
Expanded Framework (conceptual, methodological and technical) based on interviews, technical review, and comments from community:
Technical Proposed Framework for Prototype:
Collaborators using Field Recordings, Speech and Archives
Isobel Anderson, Sound Artist and PhD student, Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen's University Belfast; Catherine Clover, PhD student RMIT University Melbourne; Dr Rupert Cox, Senior Lecturer Social Anthropology, University of Manchester; Peter Cusack, Artist and musician, researcher from CRiSAP, London College of Communication, University of the Arts London. Favourite Sounds; Prof. John Drever, Acoustic Ecology and Sound Art, Goldsmiths, University of London; Dr Michael Gallagher, Musician, Lecturer and Researcher in Human Geography, Manchester Metropolitan University; Clay Gold, Sound Recording Artist; Dr. Ron Herrema, Composer, Developer and Generative Artist; Dr. Holly Ingleton, Cultural Worker and Feminist Sound Studies Scholar; Prof. Cathy Lane, Composer, Sound Artist and Researcher, CRiSAP, LCC University of the Arts London; Sian Mogridge, Hackney Archives; Sukanta Mujumdar, The Travelling Archive; Dr. Katharine Norman, Independent Researcher and Composer; Tullis Rennie, PhD Research Student, Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen's University Belfast; Dr. Tom Rice, Lecturer in Anthropology, at University of Exeter; Dr. Adam Parkinson, Researcher at Embodied Audiovisual Interaction Group, Goldsmiths, University of London; Dan Scott, PhD student CRiSAP, UAL; Mark Peter Wright, Artist-Researcher, CRiSAP, LCC University of the Arts London; Andrea Zarza, Independent Researcher, Curator of World and Traditional Music, British Library; Dr. Carlos Falci, Associate Professor at the School of Fine Arts at Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil, Visiting Fellow IAS Warwick University.
Technical Advisors and support
Dr. Frederic Font, Music Technology Research Group link=http://www.mtg.upf.edu/, University Pompeu Fabra; Trond Lossius, Bergen Center for Electronic Arts http://www.bek.no/front?locale=enoct - Norway; Chris Baume, BBC R&D, http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2015/05/spoken-words-and-their-timings, and University of Surrey; David Moffat, Centre for Digital Music (C4DM) Research Group at Queen Mary University of London
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