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The Comprehensive Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Autoimmunity Center's mission is to generate new understanding and apply all knowledge to the diagnosis and treatment of patients with arthritis, musculoskeletal and autoimmune diseases. This charge includes integrating and promoting fundamental research with clinical care, developing and applying new diagnostics and therapeutics, educating the public about arthritis, musculoskeletal, and autoimmune diseases, and training future investigators and health care professionals. Est. 1977
Rheumatic Disease Core Center (John D. Mountz, MD, PhD, Director, NIAMS P30AR48311)
The goal of the UAB Rheumatic Disease Core Center is to stimulate collaborative and innovative interdisciplinary research in order to enhance our fundamental understanding of disease mechanisms and their application to human rheumatic diseases. Through this understanding, the UAB-RDCC's goal is to improve the diagnosis and treatment of patients with arthritis and musculoskeletal diseases. Accordingly, our specific aims are:
1) to facilitate rheumatic disease research through Research Core facilities, which provide scientifically rigorous, state-of-the-art techniques necessary for improved understanding of disease pathogenesis and the development of new treatments, including:
a. Comprehensive Flow Cytometry Core (J. D. Mountz, Director; O. Kutsch, T. Randall, Co-Directors)
b. Analytic Imaging and Immunoreagent Core (K. T. Keyser, Director; M. A. Accavitti-Loper, C. Weaver, Co-Directors)
c. Analytical Genomics and Transgenics Core (R. A. Kesterson, Director; J. Edberg, D. Absher, Co-Directors)
2) to support outstanding Pilot & Feasibility research projects drawing on the unique strengths of the RDCC research base and using innovative tools and approaches in biomedical science; and
3) to provide career development and career enrichment activities to enhance both the mentorship of talented investigators as independent researchers and the continuing education of all of our investigators.
To achieve its specific aims, the UAB-RDCC has worked continuously with its Research Core facilities to develop technical capacities, to assess user needs and to provide a variety of formats for outreach and enrichment, including our IDEAs program (Individualized Design and Experimental Analyses sessions). The RDCC leadership team has worked with the Institution to support the continued development of available tools and technologies for rheumatic diseases research, and through these efforts the UAB-RDCC provides the opportunity for our investigators to commit their programs to the mission of NIAMS.
Individualized Design of Experiments & Analysis Sessions (IDEAs) – The Directors, Co-Directors and Investigators within each RDCC Core are available for regularly scheduled "brainstorming" discussions, coined IDEA Sessions, to assist researchers in study design, data interpretation, and planning for/development of new technologies. For schedule information and to learn more, please click here.
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NIAMS Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Center (Robert P. Kimberly, MD; NIAMS P60AR48095)
The UAB Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Center (MCRC) is a program uniquely positioned to promote research related to the causes, diagnoses, treatments and improved care of patients with arthritis and musculoskeletal diseases. Centered on an outstanding Methodology Core (Redden) comprised of faculty in biostatistics, statistical genetics and outcomes/health services research, all with a proven record of collaboration in clinical investigation in musculoskeletal diseases, the Center supports four innovative projects:
1) Genetic and Molecular Markers of Methotrexate Efficacy and Toxicity in Early RA (Arnett);
2) Ethnic Differences in Knee OA Pain: Role of Opioid Binding (Bradley);
3) Predictors of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) Severity in African Americans (Bridges); and
4) Improving Care of Osteoporosis: Multi-Modal Intervention to Increase Testing and Treatment (ICOMMIITT; Saag).
Additionally, the MCRC coordinates a strong Scientific Development Program, which promotes the introduction and development of new techniques and nurtures young and new faculty in musculoskeletal disease research through a Nascent Researchers Program, ensures the continued energy and vitality of this MCRC.
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UAB Deep South Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Center for Education and Research on Therapeutics (Kenneth G. Saag, MD, MSc, Director; AHRQ 1U19HS021110)
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) impose a growing societal burden. Although many new therapeutic options are available, questions on effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of care remain unanswered. MSDs exert an especially heavy toll on the elderly and other disadvantaged and underserved subpopulations, including racial/ethnic minorities, children, & persons with co-morbidities. The Deep South Arthritis and Musculoskeletal (dsm) CERTS seeks to:
1) Improve safety and effectiveness of MSD therapeutics through 4 projects that build on our past work and address the programmatic areas of comparative effectiveness research (CER), tool development, health systems interventions and translating research into practice:
a. Comparative Effectiveness of NSAIDs vs. Narcotics after Joint Replacement Surgery (w/ FORCE registry & UMass);
b. A Novel Tool and Multi-Modal Intervention for Improving Osteoporosis Treatment Adherence (w/ Kaiser)
c. Informed Consent Tools for Pragmatic Clinical Trials in Musculoskeletal Diseases (w/ CMTP & JHU)
d. Assessing Comparative Effectiveness of Biologics and Communicating Risk in Juvenile and Adult Inflammatory Arthritis (w/ CARRA and Yale)
2) Educate health care practitioners, patients, caregivers, pavers, and policy makers; and
3) Develop concept briefs and other nascent research and education ideas into full scale projects and products for dissemination in cooperation with AHRQ, the CERTS Scientific Forum, and our large network of partners.
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UAB Center of Research Translation (CORT) (Kenneth G. Saag, MD, MSc, Director; S. Louis Bridges, Jr, MD, PhD, Co-Director; P50AR060772)
Gout affects roughly 1-2% of the U.S. population. With the "Graying of America", the societal burden of gout will likely grow. While the causes of hyperuricemia are known, and efficacious treatments for gout are available, there are large gaps in the quality of care of gout patients. It is well known is that gout, hyperuricemia, and vascular disease are more common among African Americans than Caucasians, yet little is known about the impact environmental factors have in increasing risk of gout in this minority population. To address these gaps our multi-disciplinary UAB CORT is conducting 3 research projects focused around the theme of "Gout and Hyperuricemia: from Bench to Bedside to Backyard".
The objective of the UAB:CORT is to conduct outstanding, innovative research projects. Our projects use state of the art tools from translational research areas of epidemiology, biostatistics, and outcomes. Our current projects include:
(P1) The Effects of Urate Lowering Therapy on Inflammation, Endothelial function, and Blood Pressure
(P2) Determinants of Achieving Target Serum Urate in Gout and Safety of Gout Treatments
(P3) A Novel Centralized 'Virtual' Gout Clinic for Chronic Gout Management.
Administratively, the UAB CORT aims to foster the development of pilot and feasibility projects and the development and application of new translational methods of research in gout and hyperuricemia; as well as promote the training of clinical investigators in methods of research applicable to gout and hyperuricemia.
Finally, and most importantly, the mission of our center is to improve the health of patients with gout and hyperuricemia. By applying scientifically rigorous, state-of-the-art methodology to clinically important questions in translational investigation and educating clinical investigators in ways to predict, treat, or prevent gout and hyperuricemia we hope to do just that.
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Mucosal HIV and Immunobiology Center (Phillip D. Smith, MD, Director; NIDDK 5R24DK064400)
The UAB Mucosal HIV and Immunobiology Center supports research on the interaction between microbes and mucosal tissues by integrating the investigative efforts of UAB's world-class mucosal immunology programs. The Center seeks to speed development of therapies and vaccines for a spectrum of mucosal diseases by facilitating an interdisciplinary environment, uniting investigators in mucosal diseases with those from a wide variety of other disciplines at UAB. The Center also supports Core resources and expertise, including:
1) Genetically-Defined Microbe Core;
2) Molecular Pathology and Human Cell/Tissue Core; and
3) Gnotobiotic and Genetically-Engineered Mouse Core.
These Cores promote innovative, cutting-edge research in digestive diseases. The principal microbes studied by Center investigators are HIV-1, which enters the host through the gastrointestinal and genital tract mucosae; Helicobacter pylori, the most common cause of gastric inflammatory disease; and the commensal bacteria, which play a critical role in the pathogenesis of inflammatory bowel disease.
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Clinincal Trials
Clinincal Trials
The University of Alabama at Birmingham is committed to providing the highest quality medical care to its patients. To accomplish this goal, it is sometimes necessary to conduct research studies to try to improve existing medical treatments. This might involve the testing of new drugs or procedures. The Comprehensive Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Autoimmunity Center provides the opportunity to participate in a variety of clinical trials that impact arthritis, musculoskeletal, immunologic and autoimmune diseases.
Arthritis Clinical Intervention Program (ACIP)
The ACIP is continuously evaluating new therapies for rheumatic diseases including clinical trial therapies for people who have less than optimal responses to conventional therapy. It has conducted over 300 rheumatology trials (Phase I-IV) that have provided significant information to the improvement and advancement within the field of Rheumatology and Immunology. All our doctors are Board Certified Rheumatologists with many years of research experience.
Mucosal Immunology Clinical Trials
The UAB Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology is ranked nationally and internationally as a leading center for digestive and liver disorders. UAB continues to lead the advancement of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, having participated in over 60 clinical trials in the past 5 years. These trials offer the latest in drug therapy and other novel approaches to digestive disorders including inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis) and viral hepatitis.
Osteoporosis Clinical Trials
The UAB Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment Clinic provides complete, expert care, from clinical and therapeutic services to helpful education and information programs. Specialists in the fields of osteoporosis, nutrition, and physical therapy work collectively to help patients treat existing conditions and prevent further complications with proper medication, diet, and exercise.
UAB is participating in ResearchMatch.org, the first national online, volunteer-recruitment registry developed to improve the way biomedical research is conducted across the country. This easy-to-use tool can help match researchers and people who want or need to volunteer for clinical trials. Volunteers are notified electronically that they are a possible match, and then they may decide whether or not to release their contact information to member researchers. Register online at ResearchMatch.org.
Learn how this ties to the CCTS here.
To learn more about the Clinical Trials related to arthritis, musculoskeletal and autoimmune diseases, click here.
Programs & Centers
Program Project in the Genetics of SLE (Robert P. Kimberly, MD, Director, NIAMS, P01AR49084)
The goal of our Program Project in the Genetics of SLE is to identify the genes responsible for susceptibility to and severity of SLE in ethnic minorities. The investigative team is exploring candidate genes, the role of copy number variation and the genetic contribution to disease severity and outcome over time by continuing to build our longitudinal collaborative cohort (PROFILE) and assessing the impact of genotype on the phenotype of clinical outcomes in SLE. To implement our scientific strategy, the Program supports four innovative projects. Each of these Projects is coordinated through an Administrative Core and a rigorous Genetic Epidemiology and Biostatistics Core which serves each project. Working together, the investigators of this P01 anticipate making major advances in our understanding of the genetic variants underlying SLE in ethnic minorities.
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease Research Center (Charles O. Elson, III, MD, Casey Weaver, MD, Co-PIs; 5P01DK071176)
The inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) involve complex abnormalities in the innate and adaptive immune response to the Intestinal microbiota. Data from experimental models has found that CD4 T cells are the effector cells mediating disease in most instances, that the enteric bacterial flora drives this pathologic response, and that the innate immune system (epithelium, dendritic cells, macrophages) is a critical link between these two elements. Thus, the major focus of this Program Project is on the interaction of the innate and adaptive immune responses with the microbiota and its products and on the genes that affect these interactions through 4 synergistic projects and an Animal Models Core.
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Treatment Efficacy and Toxicity in Rheumatoid Arthritis Database and Repository (S. Louis Bridges, Jr., MD, PhD, NIAMS RC2AR058964)
While treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) has improved dramatically in the last 10 years, there is a large variability in effectiveness, toxicity and price of therapeutic options. Dr. Bridges and colleagues have developed the TETRAD initiative as a means to create a cohort with prospectively collected treatment response data coupled with biological samples to enable research to allow improvements in the efficacy and cost-effective use of existing agents in patients with RA. This project has created collaborative network of leading academic investigators which has been collecting treatment response data and biologic samples in RA patients starting MTX or biologic agents. This proof-of-concept has seeded the creation of a large, sustainable database and repository to better understand the molecular basis of treatment and rapidly accelerate translational research in RA.
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Genomics of Lupus (Robert P. Kimberly, MD (site PI); NIAID P01AI083194)
The ability to scan the entire genome provides an unprecedented opportunity for novel discovery of critical pathways in disease pathogenesis. The SLE Genetics Consortium, a productive multi-institutional consortium of lupus investigators, matches the capacity for current state-of-the-art genome-wide technology with large phenotypically characterized participant collections which provide appropriate statistical power for genome-wide studies. Building on previous success in European-Americans, this project pursues a trans-racial mapping approach which provides a unique opportunity to identify both variants in common and variants which may be population specific. Project 1 explores the HLA region variation in >6000 subjects who are African-American, Amerindian admixed Hispanics, or Asians and grounded at HLA-DRB2 using existing genome data for European-derived subjects. Projects 2-4 explore the whole genome by evaluating 1.8 million markers in 6000 non-European subjects with replication, fine mapping, and trans-racial mapping in 9000 additional subjects. The resulting level of understanding promises to establish the genetic etiology of lupus, spawn new diagnostics, prognostics, and therapeutics which provide therapeutic benefit to this and many related illnesses.
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Genes and Phenotypes (GAP) studies of Immunologic and Inflammatory Pathways (Robert P. Kimberly, MD (site PI); NIAMS RC2AR059092)
"Genes and Phenotype (GAP)" is a national resource for genotype-phenotype studies of immunologic and inflammatory pathways". In collaboration with the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, we have developed a unique population resource of 4,500 normal subjects who can be characterized genetically and are willing to be repeatedly studied for immunologically related phenotypes. This population resource, the GAP cohort, is available to the scientific community on a national basis. We have formalized and expanded an existing infrastructure for consenting, re-contacting and studying this population. The entire cohort has been characterized for approximately 12,000 SNPs of potential immunological interest. This will permit functional studies of genotype-phenotype correlations in an efficient manner. We have establish "working groups" of scientists with interests in particular aspects of immunobiology to guide the efficient utilization of the resource.
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Center for Clinical and Translational Science (Robert P. Kimberly, MD, Director, NCATS 5UL1RR025777) - The UAB CCTS will enhance human health by driving scientific discovery and dialogue across the bench, bedside, and community continuum. The CCTS Components support this overall mission in a highly integrative network of relationships. Success in creating such an environment is dependent upon success in achieving five strategic priorities: 1) enhancing research infrastructure; 2) promoting investigator education, training and development; 3) accelerating discovery across the T1 interface; 4) expanding value-added partnerships; and 5) building sustainability
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Program in Immunology (Harry Schroeder, MD, PhD, David D. Chaplin, MD, PhD, Co-Directors) - This multidisciplinary program consists of over 100 UAB Faculty who identify themselves as basic or clinical immunologists representing multiple Departments and Schools at UAB. With over $45M in FY 2008 from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the National Institute of Arthritis, Musculoskeletal, and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), the two NIH funding agencies most focused on host defense, immunology, and inflammation research, this represented about 25% of the entire NIH research portfolio at UAB.
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The Arts Quadrangle, more commonly referred to as the Arts Quad, is a section of Cornell University mainly comprised of the university's original buildings. Originally founded on slightly less than 210 acres of farmland donated by Senator Ezra Cornell, the college campus greatly expanded outward over time into the roughly 745 acres it currently occupies. It has also expanded into two separate campuses in Manhattan, New York City and Education City, Qatar as well as number of satellite facilities around the world.
The Arts Quad consists of a rectangular courtyard surrounded on all sides by university buildings. The buildings in the Quad include (in order of their construction) Morrill Hall (1866), White Hall (1868), Sibley Hall (1871), McGraw Hall (1872), Olive Tjaden Hall (1883), Lincoln Hall (1888),
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In the Arts Quad stand statues of Cornell University's founders, Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White. Ezra's statue stands outside between McGraw Hall and Morrill Hall to the West. Andrew's statue sits upon a chair to the East in front of Goldwin Smith Hall. The sidewalk between the statues has footprints painted upon it. Carnelian red footsteps go East to White's statue. White footprints lead to Cornell's statue to the East. Carnelian and White are the university's colors.
Legend has it that if a Cornell student ever manages to remain a virgin and graduate from the university and then walk between the two statues... the statues will be brought to life. The statues will then walk forward along the path, meet in the middle and shake hands in celebration of this remarkable feat.
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Soondooboo, boiling mini-cauldrons of spicy, silky soft tofu stew, is the specialty at Natural Tofu Restaurant -- a busy, inexpensive, Korean spot in Sunnyside, Queens, complete with kitschy, village-like interiors.
Six varieties of tofu stews are available here from vegetarian, to kimchi, to intestine. I recommend their seafood soft tofu with boiled shrimp, clams, mussels and green onions. You can enjoy the customary side dishes while you wait for your soondooboo to cook.
Into a thick clay pot, the chef adds a spoonful of traditional Korean red pepper paste, a pungent mix of oil, chili powder and chili paste. This is how your heat level is determined. A half spoonful means mild. A whole spoonful means spicy, which is how I order it.
Then, in goes mussels, a handful of raw clams, unpeeled shrimp plus ground scallion. They then add in homemade beef broth and mix it together over a high flame.
After a minute, they stir in soft tofu. When it boils, they add even more, adding it in batches to prevent burning. When the flavors have fully melded together, they top it off with green onions and carefully deliver the dish, bubbling hot, to your table.
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A. The Universal Reign of Sin (1:18–3:20)
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a. The Jews and the Judgment of God (2:1-16)
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the Word Carrier of Santee Normal training school. VOLUME XL VIII HELPING THE RIGHT, EXPOSING THE WRONG. NUMBER G SANTEE, NEBRASKA. Our Platform For Indians we want American Education! We want American Homes! We want American Rights! The result of which is American Citizenship! And the Gospel is the Pjwer of God for their Salvation ! Some of Our Expeditionary Soldiers Buglar, Co. H., 355th Infantry, 89th Division, Germany, Feb. 2, 1919. Dear Friends: Just thought I would write a few lines to let you know that I am alive and well, and having a good time. Hope you are the same. A few days ago the boys of the 340th artil- ery gave a miustral show which was very good and was sure funny. The 355th infantry is getting up one now and it will be a good one too. Philip Frazier will be in the singing part. Talk about Com- pette, he sure can sing. Well, how goes it this year in the printing office? Lots of work I suppose. I'll be there again some time when I get back. When we boys of Santee get back we can tell some stories of our experience of soldier life, MARCH-APRIL, 1919 FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR in France and Germany. I know it. did me good in regard to my health. When I was in school at Santee I used to Down With Peyote We hope all friends of the Indians did as recommended below : The Hayden Bill, (H. R. 2614), designed to suppress intoxicants, including peyote, is now in the hands of a Senate Committee, of which Senator Henry F. Ashurst is Chairman. If you would help save the Indian from the peyote curse, which now threatens his race with destruction, and which is said to be invloving some of the whites of the United States, please send word immediately to Senator Ashurst, Washington, D. C, asking for the passing of the Hayden Bill. Also ask your own Senator to use his influence for the passage of this Bill, that it may become a law. We urge you to act at once. Richard H. Harper, Missionary to Comanches and Ft. Sill Apaches The Peyote Cult Imagine yourself in a Winnebago tent toward dusk. On an altar in the center is a peyote bean. This drug is the object of a weird and horrid cult that has held the Indian in a vise for centuries. I asp* ' The braves watch the altar intently, for toward midnight they believe the body of Christ will emerge from the bean and appear to those who have taken enough of the drug. Sounds of eatirg and drinking are followed by a less pleasant sound, as tlie Indians have reached their limit and nausea has set in. The victim is repudiating his sins and purging his soul. The place becomes noisy and fetid, but the partakers are not conscious of it; they are seeing brilliant colors, hearing sweet music, and some of them are seeing tbe figure of Christ on a great white throne. One Indian has said: ' We prize this medicine as highly as we do our farms, our blankets, ! and our homes. To us it is a portion of the body of Christ, even as the communion bread is believed by others to be a portion of Christ's body. We read in the Bible where Christ spoke of the Comforter who is to come. Long ago the Comforter came to Whites, but it never came to Indians until it was sent by God in the form of this holy medicine." Yet this "holy medicine," like opium or hasheesh, steals away their brains, weakens their bodies and makes them imbecile and worthless. Why do we not stop the use of peyote? We have allowed it to come in from Mexico free of duty and have not effectively restricted its sale; we have permitted its spread from Mexico to Canada; and not until 19.15 did we include it in the Food and Drug Law.—Hester Donaldson Jenkins, in World Outlook. Eugene Rouillard—Drafted from Our Printing Department study about the European countries. iSow I have seen parts of it so history is more real tome. Eugene Rouillard . Headquarters 2nd. Army, Office of Chief Q. M, A. P. 0. 918. A. E. F. January 22, 1919. Strange to be writing to you from "somewhere in France", but we never can tell what might happen. Next thing, you know I may be back in America, at least I hope so. Had been wanting to write to you for sometime, but somehow I would end the day without tbe letter, that is encb day would slip away from me before 1 would realize that it is gone, and yet time seems to drag and pass along so slow these days. It has seemed that way since the 11th of November. Every body waiting to be sent home and that's what makes times travel so slow. It is worse than missing tbe Springfield morning train and have to lie over in town, but we may get there some day. Peace Conference is now on in full blast, so they say, but of course that's all we know and I fully believe you have better and more detailed accounts of the meetings than we have on this side. So there is nothing I can tell you in that line. And the "war," well, its all over with now, and I believe the shouting will be all over with too, and soon I hope. I have never in r. iy life experienced so much wet weather as I have since coming to this country, and 1 have not seen "sunny" France yet. Still the winter is not so bad, the coldest snap we have had so far has been in the last few days, and its not so very cold, it would rain, and rain. Have seen very little snow, not anything to speak of. I sometime wish it were possible to trade oue of these rainy days, for one or two hours or so of real South Dakota "blizzard." I have seen so very few Indian boys over on this side that I often wonder, where they are all gone to, for I use to hear of so many of them joining the Army and so on, but I guess this Army is not so small after all, and France not so small a country as she looks on the map. What I have seen of the country, is very pretty, but give me most anything back in the States, even if it is old "Crazy peak", as bare as it used to be, I think I can endure living on it for some time. At that France must be a healthy country, for I never felt better in my life than I do right now and I have done very well in keeping out of infirmaries and hospitals so far, and I am not bragging either. I received a letter from my father sometime ago and he tells me that my little boy, Samuel Jr., is at Santee, and while father told me that the boy is doing fine in school, of which I am happy, and hope he may prove a bet'.er man than his father and so on, I wish to request of you, if not too much trouble, to let me know how he is getting along. I do not worry aud am not thinking there is anything wrong or anything of that sort, but you know how a parent feels about those matters. I will thank you very much if you kindly will send me a copy or two of either "Iapi Oaye or Word Carrier''. It will be a treat to read either of them over here. Thankiug you in advance, I wish to remain, Very truly, Samuel Lapointe. Indians in the Trenches Looking :ibout the misshapen dugout, my thoughts soon reverted to more materialistic things. The most noticeable feature was the atmosphere, which so grudgingly gave its adulterated oxygen to the small flame. I recognized most of the ingredients which reached my ; nostrils as common to similar human burrows I which I had already inhabited. There was old j perspiration, and oil, and soiled clothes, stale i wine and tobacco, and burned powder, with a j hint of boiled cabbage and brussels sprouts, ! and the taint of carbon dioxide. But there was something else, which confused I me. It was neither white, Negro, norMongoli- ! an smell, nor the old familiar odor of crowded Calcutta bazaars which I had recently sniffed in an East Indian cafe in Paris. As 1 sat and wondered, eight men crowded in, and the first glance at their features gave me my answer. They were full-blooded American Indians—Algonkins and Iroquois from Eastern Canada. If I had come upon a squad of Bornean sea-dyaks in the trenches, I could not have been more surprised. One thought of most modern Indians somehow as being bowlegged, pot-bellied fellows, ne'er-do-wells, who at best sold blankets and cheap bead work. Yet here were eight fine-looking men, rangy, tall, swift of motion, and graceful in their mud-matted khaki. It was astounding beyond words. One of them—a university graduate, as I was told later—observed my ill-concealed surprise, and instantly interpreted it. 'Looks as if we'd climbed out of Cooper, doesn't it?' he asked smilingly. I found that there was a whole platoon of these Indians, officers and men doing scout-duty at various points, trained to this modern raiding, the selfsame manoeuvring which their great-grandfathers had practised against mine. They were exceedingly quiet fellows, and the officer and I furnished most of the conversation. I learned, however, that a raid for information was planned and these men were to undertake it I may not tell the division and place, or the wonderful cheats of appearance which these camouflaged Redskins used, but I can safely infer that the delayed bombardment indicated a distinct loss of temper on the part of the Boches, on the discovery of their exterminated outpost. Then my mind went back to surprise number one,—the wolf,—and my mind associated the two, and my reason told me that it was the year 1918, and the dull boom of guns reminded me that I was in the land of France; and then I gave it up as part of the most astounding war of divers weapons, men, aud causes which the earth had ever known. I had taken a tiny part in what was to me a new phase of the great war, with real Indians of my own continent; and my future thoughts of this race will be of these splendid Iroquois— athletic, wiry, virile, the menace of the German line throughout this whole sector.—William Beebe, Atlantic Monthly.
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Edition | Volume 48, Number 2 |
Date of Creation | 1919-03 - 1919-04 |
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Walcott, Adebayor and Van Persie were the scorers
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Posted April 16, 2009 - 04:57 AM
I ask again, how many Champions League has Chelsea won?
And Gerrard is a better player than Drogba that's for sure.
Liverpool has a great story, Chelsea has a petrodollar story.
Better player? In my opinion, it's very hard to compare players that play on different positions. Gerrard is a good midfielder (although somewhat overrated) and Drogba is a good striker.
Hum... I don't care about how many titles a club has one, I'm not a glory hunter. Although Chelsea wasn't a very bad team before Abramovich either.
But yeah, you're definitely a Champions League team. But after getting knocked out Tuesday Benítez and Liverpool was always aiming for the league title.
Yes, as was Alex's.How about that beautiful goal from Cristiano today? Amazing strike.
Edited by Eronisco, April 16, 2009 - 04:56 AM.
Posted April 28, 2009 - 11:05 AM
Bleeding purple & gold...
Posted April 28, 2009 - 11:14 AM
Posted April 28, 2009 - 11:34 AM
I'm cheering for the Blues right now. I hate Barca
Haha, I'm somewhat of the opposite. I don't hate Arsenal, but I'm rooting for Barca to win as Henry is one of my favorite players.
Bleeding purple & gold...
Posted April 28, 2009 - 05:14 PM
Chelsea played the defensive "shut up and stop" tactic and it worked. They played physical and shut out Barcelona.
Man Utd - Arsenal tommorow should be more exciting.
Edited by Darth Bynumite, April 28, 2009 - 05:15 PM.
Posted May 05, 2009 - 02:43 PM
Even as a Man U supporter, I'm a fan of great football, so i'll be cheering on Barca to make the final
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Posted May 06, 2009 - 12:09 PM
Chelsea are playing [expletive], but they should have had a penalty. Barcelona are very lucky not to be 2-0 down.
Looks like another Chelsea - Man U final
Posted May 06, 2009 - 01:11 PM
Beat MANUseless FCB!!!
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Posted May 06, 2009 - 02:12 PM
I wanted Barcelona to win, but I can't stand the fashion they won in. They got lucky like they always do. Chelsea should have had at least 2 penalties, even Pique, admitted to the interviewer that he handballed it. Even a Catalan Barcelona fan on TV admitted Chelsea deserved 2 penalties.
I hope Man Utd crush their asses 10-0.
Posted May 07, 2009 - 01:49 AM
Guauuuu, que final!!!!
La mejor final que se podia dar en Europa:
Manchester UD- FC Barcelona
Posted May 07, 2009 - 02:25 AM
Most disgusting European Game I've seen this year. Makes me sick to the stomach.
I wanted Barcelona to win, but I can't stand the fashion they won in. They got lucky like they always do. Chelsea should have had at least 2 penalties, even Pique, admitted to the interviewer that he handballed it. Even a Catalan Barcelona fan on TV admitted Chelsea deserved 2 penalties.
I hope Man Utd crush their asses 10-0.
poor guy, an Arsenal fan cheering for Man Utd :lol:
Posted May 07, 2009 - 02:29 AM
poor guy, an Arsenal fan cheering for Man Utd :lol:
I don't want either team to win, but Man Utd are the better side. I can't really find a weakness with Unted. For Barcelona, they will be missing maybe 3 or more defenders. Plus their defensive line plays too high up which means they are prone to counter attacks. PLUS, and I knw this from Arsenal, all the beautiful passing can be beaten if you shut down the middle.
Of course, expect Man Utd to have 4 players sent off in the first 10 minutes, have 100 penalty appeals none of which given, and Barça score 2 offside goals and then have their fans have the "we will take over the world mentality" .
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