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The Fieldwork/Professional Experience Requirement of Single and Joint Honours Archaeology Degrees The fieldwork/professional experience requirement for your (Single and Joint Honours) degree programme must be completed before a degree can be awarded You will not be able to graduate until the completed Directors Reports Forms have been received and approved by the Taught Courses Office (Humanities Building) 2
The Fieldwork/Professional Experience Requirement of Single and Joint Honours Archaeology Degrees For all Single Honours Archaeology students 20 days of archaeological fieldwork/professional experience must be completed For all Joint Honours Archaeology students 10 days of archaeological fieldwork/professional experience must be completed 3
The Fieldwork/Professional Experience Requirement of Single and Joint Honours Archaeology Degrees Ideally, your fieldwork should be completed in the Summer between years 1 & 2 The fieldwork should be carried out on a University of Nottingham Archaeology Department Project, or another Approved Project 4
What counts as Archaeological Fieldwork/Other Professional Experience Archaeological Fieldwork: a.Archaeological excavation b.Archaeological survey (field walking, geophysical, earthwork survey) c.Standing building/monument analysis/survey Other Professional Experience: a.Working in a museum b.Working in a County Archaeological sites & monuments record c.Processing of finds/samples at an archaeological unit 5
The ratio of Archaeological Fieldwork to Professional Experience allowed For Single-honours Archaeology students, 10 days out of the 20 days must comprise archaeological fieldwork. The remaining 10 days can consist of professional experience, if so desired. If you wish you can do 20 days of archaeological fieldwork. You cannot do more than 10 days of other professional experience unless you have a medical condition or disability (see next page) For Joint-honours students, 5 days out of the 10 days must comprise archaeological fieldwork. The remaining 5 days can consist of professional experience, if so desired. If you wish you can do 10 days of archaeological fieldwork. You cannot do more than 5 days of other professional experience unless you have a medical condition or disability (see next page) 6
Medical Conditions/Disability If you have a medical condition or a disability that renders you unable to undertake the full scope of activities associated with archaeological fieldwork, then adjustments will be made to allow you to participate in Department-run excavations/surveys, where possible. Alternatively, after consultation with the Fieldwork Officer (Prof. Andrew Poulter), you can undertake 20 days (Single honours) or 10 days (Joint honours) of other professional experience. 7
All fieldwork is initially assessed on a pass/fail basis (from 2011/2012 onwards) Fieldwork is assessed by the Project Director, who will be required to indicate whether you have met the required standard on the project If you do not meet the required standard the fieldwork will not count towards your degree requirements The fieldwork director should complete a Directors Fieldwork Assessment Form at the end of your fieldwork/professional experience and approve it on a pass/fail basis Directors Fieldwork Assessment Forms are available via the Department web pages and enclosed in your fieldwork pack If you are a Single Honours student, your fieldwork will also be assessed by coursework (see next page) Fieldwork Assessment All students 8
A portion of your Fieldwork is assessed as part of V62203 (Portfolio 1) in the autumn semester of year 2. It is worth 50% of the final mark. The exact submission date will be provided by the module convenor at the start of the semester. This assessment system requires that you complete at least 10 fieldwork days during the summer between years 1 & 2 The assessment comprises: a.Fieldwork notebook (to be written while on fieldwork) b.A 1000 word summary of the project. More details of the contents of these elements are given on the next two slides Fieldwork Assessment Single Honours Students 9
1. Field notebook This should include; - aims and methods of the project - daily learning/activity log - illustrations (which can contribute to portfolio) - scholarly evaluation of the project - self-evaluation - field experience record (summary) The notebook used should have a minimum page size of A5. A further guide to the contents of the notebook is included in the 1 st year field work pack Fieldwork Assessment Single Honours Students 10
2.1000 word summary of the project This should include; - the wider context of the project - the aims and methods of the project - a scholarly evaluation of the project This summary should be a word processed document and should include references and bibliography as appropriate. See the Fieldwork guide in the 1 st year fieldwork pack and look at other site reports for ideas on the sort of information that might be included. Fieldwork Assessment Single Honours Students 11
Department Projects Southwell area – see Dr Chris King (email@example.com) or register your interest online via Caistor Roman Town – see Dr Will Bowden (email@example.com) 12
Undergraduate Fieldwork Approved Excavations ProjectLocationContact personPeriod(s)Website Syon HouseBrentford, MiddlesexH L SheldonMedieval/16th centuryhttp://www.bbk.ac.uk/study/ce/summerschools/awards/ XSCAR002.html WhitehallNether Heyford, Northamptonshire Nick AdamsRomano-Britishhttp://www.whitehallvilla.co.uk/index.html PoultonPoulton, CheshireChris CaroePrehistoric; Roman; Medieval http://www.poultonproject.org/index.shtml SedgefordSedgeford, Norfolk Anglo-Saxonhttp://www.sharp.org.uk/ FetternearNear Kemnay, Aberdeenshire Penny Dransartmedieval; post-medievalhttp://www.lamp.ac.uk/archanth/staff/dransart/ ffetternear_intro.htm HungateYorkJon KennyRoman - post-medievalhttp://www.dighungate.com/ BamburghBamburgh Castle, Northumberland Graeme YoungIron Age - medievalhttp://www.bamburghresearchproject.co.uk/index.html SilchesterSilchester, BerkshireMichael FulfordIron Age - Romanhttp://www.silchester.rdg.ac.uk/ DorchesterDorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire Wendy MorrisonRoman/Anglo Saxonhttp://www.arch.ox.ac.uk/DOT1.html BarqaFaynan, Jordan Hannah.friedman @classics.ox.ac.uk Primarily Romanhttp://russellbadams.brinkster.net/barqaproject.htm University of Cardiff Excavations on the site of a Roman fortress, Caerleon Peter GuestRomanhttp://www.cardiff.ac.uk/share/research/projectreports/ caerleon/index.html 13
List of approved projects on the Archaeology Web page Council for British Archaeology website http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ Current Archaeology website http://www.archaeology.co.uk Archaeology Abroad newsletter and website http://www.britarch.ac.uk/archabroad/ Subscribe to Past Horizons online magazine (free) http://publications.pasthorizons.tv/ Also check out the Departmental notice boards for other opportunities! Finding an alternative excavation/survey project (NB must be approved by the Fieldwork Officer, Prof. Andrew Poulter) 14
RISK ASSESSMENT & APPROVAL for Fieldwork Projects: Check with fieldwork officer (Prof. Andrew Poulter) for initial approval of any project not on the approved list. Obtain Risk Assessment form available from the Departmental web pages (under fieldwork announcements heading). Send the form to the Director of your fieldwork project. Ask the Director to fill this in and return it to you a.s.a.p. Take completed form to Mr David Taylor for approval as Departmental Safety officer. Your risk assessment must be approved BEFORE you depart for the project. If it is not approved then the fieldwork which you undertake has no association with your degree programme or the University of Nottingham. 15
You are not allowed to participate in a project in a country which is deemed unsafe by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Even if a country was deemed safe when you planned a project, once it is deemed unsafe (even on the day you planned to depart) you cannot use that project as part of your University of Nottingham fieldwork requirement and the University has no responsibility for your safety in these circumstances. You must check the safety of a Country on the day of your departure When trying to arrange to participate in projects abroad, you may not get approval for some projects outside the European Union, North America or Australia/New Zealand. It is imperative to check with Prof. Andrew Poulter that your project conforms to University requirements Key Things to Remember 16
Key Things to Remember In some cases, even though countries are safe today, they do have the legacy of modern warfare in their landscapes (northern, France, Germany, Flanders, Slovenia, Poland, the Czech Republic, parts of Italy). There will be the expectation that there is a condition in the risk assessment which states that you will have a safety induction on how to recognise munitions and avoid them if the Director identifies ordnance as a risk in the risk assessment. This is true even in the British Isles – especially in Kent! 17
Key Things to Remember If you have a food allergy, then you must tell your Fieldwork Director before they fill in the risk assessment form, and they must make clear the measures taken to ensure your safety in the risk assessment. If you have had a severe/allergic reaction to bites/stings of ants, bees, wasps, hornets, horsefly in the past, you must tell Prof. Andrew Poulter and Mr David Taylor and you must tell your Fieldwork Director before they fill in the risk assessment form. It is expected that measures will be in place to counter anaphylactic shock (extreme allergic reactions to insect bites/stings which can result in death within 30 minutes, without an adrenalin injection). 18
If you have any medical condition which can put you at risk (long or short term), you must inform the Department Safety officer (Mr David Taylor) and you must inform your fieldwork Director before he/she fills in the Risk Assessment form, so that control measures can be placed in the document It is your responsibility to inform the Fieldwork Director and Department Safety Officer. Key Things to Remember 19
The Directors Report Form must be completed and signed by the Director of your excavation/survey, and you should get them to complete and sign this form before you leave the project. The Directors Report must then be handed in to the Taught Courses Office (by Friday 4 th May 2012 for those undertaking fieldwork at Easter 2012; or by 30th November 2012, following fieldwork over the summer 2012), with all subsistence reimbursement documentation and receipts as discussed below The Student Evaluation of Fieldwork Project Form for your evaluation of the field project should be handed in at the same time When you have finished your Fieldwork 20
1.Exceptionally for a British archaeology department, Nottingham offers a contribution towards your costs during the fieldwork requirement of the course. 2.The Department will offer up to a fixed daily sum of £13.00 per day for fieldwork completed in the Summer of 2011/2012 to reimburse fieldwork costs (training fees, subsistence & some travel) when accompanied by receipts 3.The allowance is a maximum, if you spend over this allowance you will not be reimbursed for the overspend. This allowance does NOT include a contribution to airfares for those working abroad. If participating in a Departmental Project, this allowance (or an element of it) may well be taken directly by the project to cover accommodation costs or similar. Please check with the project organisers. You will not be able to claim additional costs for a Departmental Excavation that has already been funded by the Department. Fieldwork expenses reimbursement 21
In order to claim this subsistence contribution, you MUST present receipts (rail/bus tickets, food receipts etc.), your completed Directors Report Form, and an appropriate completed Non Staff Expenses Claim Form (available via the departmental website http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/archaeology/current/fi eldwork.aspx) http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/archaeology/current/fi eldwork.aspx to the Taught Courses Office by Friday 4 th May 2012 for those undertaking fieldwork at Easter 2012; or by 30 th November 2012, following fieldwork over the summer 2012 Without these receipts and the Directors Report Form, you will not receive the contribution towards your fieldwork costs. Fieldwork expenses reimbursement 22
Yes Accommodation Food (inc. soft drinks taken with meals) Car travel – Mileage Rail Tickets/Bus Tickets Site/Excavation Fees Project t-shirts (where mandatory) Fieldwork expenses - what can be claimed 23
No Alcohol Personal items Flights abroad Camping Equipment Walking boots, Waterproofs, Hats NB some projects may supply safety boots – you may wish to check when booking Fieldwork expenses - what can be claimed 24
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Lastly, the static movement on the dominant chord, as well as the motivic figures with no real melody, give us a feeling of tension and anticipation, setting us up to welcome the theme when it finally arrives.
On the other hand, your song will be boring if you always just run up and down the letters the scale one at a time. So even though they are exactly the same, they are different. Rather than give you time to settle down and get comfortable, the theme starts right away and we are off and running.
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Learn how to build songs the easy way! You can change the chords, delete some, rearrange or play them any way you want to. Read this to learn more: And on and on But as it develops more and more instruments add on to create a very complex texture.
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How to Write Effective Introductions. by Ryan Leach 19 Nov Difficulty: Beginner "I Want to Hold Your Hand" is an example of such a song, which begins with a guitar lick and pattern that doesn't return anywhere else in the song.
write your song. Then figure out the best way to. Songs Written Around a Riff - The emergence of the guitar as a "lead" instrument helped create this method of songwriting.
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It sounds sad to me in general. This is quite different than the feelings I get when working in the key of G major. To me the key of G major is a bright key that is more upbeat and happy than A minor. You can certainly build a happy song in the key of A minor so this is just a guide line. You can also build a sad song in the key of G major.
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Ray McKinnon's written memoirs recalled the event, "Father was away from home. He was working in a lumber camp near Oscoda Michigan. Our neighbor, Mr. Butler, came over with the paper and told us Father had been appointed 1st assistant light keeper on North Manitou Island. We were all excited and Mother sent a telegram to father to come home. Father came home and got ready to go to the island. He decided to go on the stage which went to Glen Haven, then take the mail boat to South Manitou, then take a boat to North Manitou. A few days later we received a letter from father. He wrote that he arrived and the lighthouse keeper was an Indian and his name was Garret Burrisaw. He said there was a nice house there that we could live in." (Ray was referring to lighthouse keeper Andrew Garret Bourissau.)
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Lighthouse keeper John C. McKinnon and his wife ...
The North Manitou Lighthouse Station was brand new, and the keepers' house was finished and ready for operation in 1898. The triplex house had living quarters for the head lighthouse keeper, 1st assistant lighthouse keeper, and 2nd assistant lighthouse keeper. The new keepers' quarters were considered luxurious, especially by the 300 or so people who lived on the island at that time. In fact, it was actually luxurious by lighthouse standards. The entry foyers had ceramic tile, the wood floors throughout structure were varnished to a high gloss, built-in oak china cabinets with glass doors were in the dining rooms, and the parlors and dining rooms of each unit had beautiful tin ceilings. When the wooden open-framed tower was completed, a fourth order Fresnel lens was installed in the tower.
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Indiana's Calumet Harbor Lighthouse as it ...
In his memoirs Ray McKinnon recalled his first visit to the North Manitou Lighthouse and he wrote, "Mother decided that she would go there and look the situation over. Mother and I took the stage to Glen Haven with Dave Jewel, the driver. We arrived in Glen Haven about 5 o'clock. Marian was about a year old and was also with us. We took the mail boat to South Manitou Island and from there we went by boat to North Manitou. We went to the Johnsons and had supper at their farm then Mr. Johnson told his son, Adolph, to hitch up the team and drive us over to the light house which was about 4 miles away. When we arrived at the light house, I ran into the house looking for Father, but I met the Indian keeper instead. He said 'you must be Mac's boy' and said that father had gone to get the mail. The keeper said 'I'll look and see if he is coming.' So he took a long spy glass and said, 'He is just starting out now.' Father came about an hour later, but I was asleep."
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The Frankfort South Pier Light and fog bell tower ...
On February 13, 1899 John McKinnon was officially appointed the 1st assistant keeper and his position was now secure. McKinnon originally served with head keeper Andrew G. Bourissau and 2nd assistant keeper Walter E. Grobben, but not for long; both men were transferred, Bourissau in November of 1898 and Grobben in August of 1899. McKinnon then served with head keeper Frederick Samuelson who arrived at the station on November 15, 1898 and 2nd assistant keeper Sheridan J. King who arrived on August 25, 1899.
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Frankfort Breakwater Lighthouse as it appeared ...
In the summer of 1899 a work party from the lighthouse tender Amaranth arrived and enclosed the open framed tower to protect the keepers from the elements, which that first year must have been brutal as they climbed the open steps in inclement weather. They also installed 644 feet of wooden planks for walkways and erected a gigantic flag pole at the lighthouse. McKinnon and his 2nd assistant were kept busy that year feeding firewood into the boilers of the fog horn that operated a record 757 hours.
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John C. McKinnon with the lantern that he hoisted ...
Eventually the McKinnon family had grown to four children. By September the family had made a difficult move. They brought with them household items, furniture, Brownie the dog, their cow and its calf, and personal items. Life certainly wasn't boring.
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Mary and John McKinnon in their retirement years. ...
The school was four miles from the lighthouse home which meant the children had to walk each day to classes. Along the way they would enjoy the wildlife and island vegetation. Mrs. McKinnon decided to hire a young teacher to home school her children. This worked well until the weather turned cold. The young teacher decided staying on the island during the winter and the isolation it would bring wasn't for her. She returned to the mainland before winter arrived.
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Frankfort North Pier with ice from a circa 1900s ...
It wasn't long before the family cow went dry. As a result, Ray and Belle were responsible for getting milk from a neighbor two miles away. It was along one of these walks that the children decided to make pets of the local chipmunks that played in the local woods. They were successful in capturing a pair and putting them in a birdcage in the house. It wasn't long before these "pets" were free from the cage and literally swept from the house by broom as Mrs. McKinnon did some housekeeping.
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Lighthouse keeper John C. McKinnon with the ...
During good weather rations and mail would arrive consistently as scheduled. Ray wrote that the family ate lots of salted pork shipped in barrels from the mainland, canned beef, fresh fish, and lots of potatoes. There were a few neighbors who had gardens and would share their surplus with the family as well.
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Albert McKinnon, who enjoyed bringing ice cream ...
Although their North Manitou Island light station home was brand new and had many advantages over their Frankfort home, Mrs. McKinnon and her family found life on the island challenging with the isolation from the mainland, especially during the brutal winter months when it was difficult with little or no deliveries, including food rations, from the mainland for long periods of time.
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Collin's Drug Store in Frankfort, Michigan where ...
John's mother became ill and stated that she didn't want to die on the island. Ray McKinnon wrote in his memoirs: "She was 82 and there was no Dr. on the island and she said that she did not want to die on the island, so mother thought that it would be best for us to move back to Frankfort. She wrote to Capt. Henary Roberson and asked if he could and move us. He replied that it would be possible for him to bring his boat the 'John D. Dewer' on a certain Sunday and that we should have everything on the beach ready to load. The boat could not get that close, so Father got Fredrickson's pile driver, which could be brought close to the beach.
"When Sunday arrived we watched anxiously for the Dewer. It finally came and the men loaded the furniture on the pile driver and took it out to the Dewer. At last only the chicken and the cow and calf were left.
"Father had a halter on the cow and led her on the pile driver, then they pulled the pile driver to the "Dewer" but at the time the boat blew a loud blast of steam. The cow became scared and jumped in the water taking Father along, but he clung to the rope until he got to shore, then they had to do it all over again. This time they used a pulley and all the crew pushed and pulled the cow aboard. Grandma had watched from the deck of the Dewer and said, 'I am afraid John will catch his death of cold.'"
After the family moved back to Frankfort, John McKinnon continued his lighthouse assignment at North Manitou Island. Within months John's mother at the age of 82 died. Again within months another change to the family came as another son, Austin Russell was born in Frankfort. Russell was the youngest child and the first child to die as he contacted TB while serving in the Navy during WWI.
When 2nd assistant keeper Sheridan King left the island on March 13, 1902 to take a position as 1st Assistant keeper in Frankfort, he was replaced by William Buckler, and John McKinnon had to again train a new man. On August 10, 1903 John McKinnon was able to secure a transfer for himself to his hometown as the 1st assistant keeper at the Frankfort Breakwater Lighthouse, and William Buckler was promoted to fill McKinnon's position at North Manitou.
Living at home with his family in Frankfort must have been a real treat for him and his family. They were finally able to have a normal family life. However, after three glorious years, that would change. In July of 1906 he was promoted as the head keeper of the Calumet Harbor Lighthouse, a desolate structure that stood at the end of a 7,000-foot long breakwater that started in Illinois and ended in the Indiana waters of Lake Michigan. The Calumet Harbor Lighthouse was not a family station and McKinnon never even gave a thought to disrupting his children's lives by moving them to an on-shore location near the lighthouse that seemed to be surrounded by an area of steel mills. So the family stayed in Frankfort. John McKinnon assumed the position as head keeper at Calumet Harbor Lighthouse on July 15, 1906.
The unexpected death of Frankfort Lighthouse keeper Joseph H. Wilmat (sometimes spelled Wilmot) who died of natural causes on August 8, 1911 while starting the fog mechanism, provided an opportunity for John McKinnon to return Frankfort. His years of dedicated service as head keeper at the bleak Calumet Harbor Lighthouse, and because his family lived in Frankfort, plus the fact that he had previously served in Frankfort as an assistant keeper, was enough for him to convince the government to approve the transfer back to his hometown. On September 9, 1911 he assumed the position as head keeper of the Frankfort lighthouses. John McKinnon had been gone for five long years and upon his return to Frankfort he barely recognized his children, who had grown into young adults. We can only wonder how the transition back into family life was for all members of the family.
Shortly after his arrival in Frankfort as the head keeper, the lighthouse was moved to the north pier and the outer light became the front range light and the rear range light was a white wooden pole 200 feet back from the front light, and the beacon on the rear light had to be lighted every day at dusk and hoisted to the top and lowered every morning. Also, the old light tower on the south pier was demolished at that time and an oil house and storage building were built on land at the foot of the north pier. All these changes kept McKinnon quite busy.
The McKinnon family still lived in the house that they had built in about 1891; it is currently still occupied by a family across M-22 from George Street. Life was more comfortable with the family together, and the charm of the Frankfort community and its local businesses and tourist trade helped. John McKinnon and his family always lived in their own home and never inhabited any other government facilities.
Linda McKinnon Puryea, John McKinnon's great granddaughter, said, "According to my Aunt Erma, Ray's daughter, Grandpa John would walk with her to the Frankfort Lighthouse across the concrete breakwater, which replaced the original wooden cat walk to the lighthouse of the earlier years. McKinnon's salary was $70 a month during the 1920's. John always walked to work, he never drove a vehicle in his life."
While he was still a lighthouse keeper, John McKinnon accepted the job of local weatherman. He had a small weather station set up in his side yard and he recorded daily and reported the temperatures, barometer readings, and wind speed to the local newspaper paper. When he wasn't working, he enjoyed sitting on the swing located on the front porch and reading the newspaper. His family recalled that John was handy in the kitchen and even baked the wedding molasses cake for his daughter, Adel's (Della), wedding.
During his career, John McKinnon had always been cognizant of the dangers of the job of being a lighthouse keeper, where changing weather conditions, rogue waves, and ice could mean disaster. In October of 1901, two of the men he had been stationed with at North Manitou Island Lighthouse, Andrew G. Bourissau and Walter E. Grobben, lost their lives when their boat capsized at Skillagalee Lighthouse. And before he was first assigned to Frankfort as an assistant keeper, two previous men had tragically died on duty at Frankfort - Albert Vorce in March of 1899 and, later, 1st assistant Sheridan King, who had also been a keeper at North Manitou when McKinnon was stationed there was killed June 16, 1902 when the car ferry Ann Arbor smashed into the lighthouse boat at Frankfort. This means that three keepers who McKinnon had known and been stationed with had lost their lives in the line of duty, something that must have always been on McKinnon's mind during his career.
On April 4, 1924 after being a lighthouse keeper for 26 years, John McKinnon retired from the U.S. Lighthouse Service. During those years he was a witness to many changes. When he started his lighthouse career, it was under the U.S. Light-House Board, and in 1903 he witnessed the transition of the Light-House Board from the Treasury Department to the newly created Department of Commerce and Labor. In 1910 the Light-House Board was dissolved and he was now working for the U.S. Bureau of Lighthouses and the commonly known name of his employer, the U.S. Light-House Establishment, was changed to the U.S. Lighthouse Service. In 1915 many of his co-workers and friends at the U. S. Life Saving Station in Frankfort were suddenly employees of the U.S. Coast Guard when the Life-Saving Service and Revenue Marine Service were merged. When McKinnon started his lighthouse career the Spanish American War started and was won, and toward the end of his career the Great War was fought and won. In fact, two of his sons were in the world conflict that later became known as World War One - Russel in the Navy, and Raymond in the Army.
One can only wonder what was going through John McKinnon's mind when he heard in 1928 that the government was removing keepers from the elaborate North Manitou Island Light Station where he had once worked so hard. After the brutal winters he had experienced there, he probably felt that it was about time. However, at the time, little could he have imagined that many years later the entire North Manitou Island Light Station would collapse from erosion and its remains would be washed away. Also, little could he have imagined that many years later, in 1995, 84 years after he left the Calumet Harbor Harbor Lighthouse, that the Coast Guard would demolish the lighthouse. But if he had still been alive at the time, he probably would have said good riddance to that bleak and forsaken unfavorable light station where he spent five years of his life in the service to mariners.
From family memories of grandchildren Erma and Clyde, great granddaughter Linda McKinnon Puryea reported, "One year during the 1930s, John took my Dad to the traveling circus that had come to town. John walked directly to the front reserved section with his grandson, Clyde, was asked to move by a circus official because he did not have a reservation. Grandpa John acted like he was deaf and remained seated until the official left, giving up on his request. Dad and Grandpa John had the best seats in the circus performance that night!
"During the 1930's Grandpa John would walk the breakwater and collect knives that had fallen along the walkway among the big rocks below that protected the breakwater. He would use a huge horseshoe magnet to retrieve them from the concrete crevices. He would have them shined up and ready for my dad, Clyde, when he would visit in the summer. Dad had quite a collection.
"Grandpa was a good eater! He loved to eat fresh fish from Lake Michigan and frequently would meet local fishermen and pay them $1 for a part of their catch. Grandma Mary Victoria would fry them up and they would feast on them accompanied with peas, pole beans, corn on the cob, and if they were lucky one of Grandma Mary Victoria's famous fried dry apple pies. Grandpa would also enjoy picking fresh blackberries with his daughters and grandchildren. He would always look forward to eating those blackberries in one of Grandma's pies.
"Albert McKinnon, a foster child who was later adopted, took the McKinnon name when he came to live with Grandpa John and Mary in the 1920's. He would go down to Collin's Drug Store and purchase several varieties of hand packed ice cream. Grandpa John was always pleased to see Albert with arms loaded full of ice cream pints. He couldn't wait to enjoy a dish of ice cream on his front porch!
"John would wear gray denim pants and matching shirt with a suit vest. He often wore a captain's coat and cap. Many neighbors would call him "Cap" as they would greet him on his walks. He was about 6 foot and of slender build. He wasn't a church going man, but enjoyed God's creative hand on his daily walks. He often would walk down town and sit on benches to greet and talk with friends and visitors to Frankfort. He wasn't a shy man and loved sharing a good joke.
"During the late spring of 1944 John fell during a cold morning walk probably on his way to get the mail from the post office. He would walk to town behind the school on the 'clay cut' path which was known as short cut to town. This tragedy caused him to break his leg, preventing him from returning home. He caught pneumonia and even after hospitalization lost the battle to live and at age 86, he passed away that same year."
Lighthouse keeper John McKinnon (1858-1944), a man who was a true testament to the lighthouse keepers on the Great Lakes, is buried in the Crystal Lake Township Cemetery North in Frankfort, Michigan.
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Nerve Damage
The other Y2K problem turns out
to be even more complicated.
Back in April, timed to coincide
with the anniversary of the
event, the German Parliament
apologized for the bombing of
Guernica. Also working to clear
the balance sheets for a clean
entry into a new century, the
Japanese government paid
reparations- US$2,272 each - to
three so-called "comfort women,"
South Korean women forced to
provide sex to soldiers during
World War II. Switzerland chimed
in with a lowball offer to make
good on its storage of Nazi gold
stolen from Jews killed in the
Holocaust. And the US head of
state, lagging behind the effort
a bit, issued that famously
vague apology for
19th-century slavery. Not
that Americans aren't also
determined to tidy up for the
crimes and misdemeanors of the
American Century - we just have
a much more involved approach.
A little over three weeks ago,
CNN broadcast an astonishing
story, also published as a
companion piece in Time
magazine; the US armed forces,
reporter Peter Arnett charged,
had used nerve gas in more than
20 attacks during the Vietnam
War - including an attack, known
by the code name Operation
Tailwind, in which US soldiers
deliberately killed ex-US
soldiers, men who had
purportedly defected to the
North Vietnamese government. The
howls of protest were immediate, vigorous,
detailed - and frequently
But the report, and the reaction
to it, were much more than a
tug-of-war over the contents of
some gas canisters shot from a
couple of airplanes - much more,
in a way, than a prosaic
life-and-death dispute. CNN and
its detractors are both after
something bigger, though of
course not intentionally; both
are fighting over what we choose
to remember about ourselves, and
how. While other cultures work
at cleaning up after a bloody
patch of history with contrition
and handshakes, we continue our
long-running effort to stop
believing the guy who mentioned
the blood. Not quite killing the
messenger, but watching with
subtle gratitude as he appears
to kill himself. (Need a push,
there, fella?)
On the afternoon of Friday, 19
June, for example, a pair of
retired US Army colonels -
Bernard and Hackworth - sat down
with a talking hairdo from the
Fox News Network to discuss the
CNN report. Getting started,
they established their
credentials; Bernard, for
example, worked combat missions
in Laos back in '61 - where, he
made it clear, he damn sure
didn't see any of this nerve gas
crap being used.
And so, without seeming to be
even vaguely aware of the
implications, Bernard opened an
attack on a report he called a
lie with the unvarnished
statement - not even an
admission,,but a matter-of-fact
recitation of his curriculum
vitae, as if he were applying
for a job in retail management -
that he had himself participated
in a large and coordinated lie,
fighting in secret combat
missions during an undeclared
war. 1961? Laos? Why the hell
not? The old "non-combatant
military advisor" lie is old and
well-known, and who cares?
But let's get back to how you
can't trust the media.
CNN's critics do have an
excellent point: The news media
has a habit of relying on
unreliable sources to do quick,
poorly researched stories. Back
in August of '64, for example,
just about every newspaper in
the country allowed itself to be
suckered by a shadowy figure by
the name of "Lyndon Johnson."
This Johnson character tipped
the media to a pair of attacks
on two US Navy destroyers, ships
that had simply been doing
peaceful and routine patrols off
the shores of North Vietnam;
suddenly, he insisted, North
Vietnamese PT boats swarmed in,
laying down a deadly net of
torpedoes. The Maddox and a
second ship had narrowly - you
might even say miraculously -
escaped destruction during a
fierce firefight. Johnson, who
apparently had some influence in
military affairs, took his
account of the vicious and
unexplainable attack on peaceful
US vessels to Congress, which
authorized something akin to war
("to take all necessary measures
to repel any armed attack
against the forces of the United
States and to prevent further
aggression") on the North
Vietnamese. With that, US
bombing and ground attacks began
against that hostile country.
Except that, whoops, the Maddox
had been coordinating attacks on
North Vietnam by South
Vietnamese ships, moving close
to shore to gather intelligence
on North Vietnamese military
facilities. And the second
attack, the one that forced the
United States to retaliate,
never happened. And Johnson
almost certainly knew, when he
addressed the nation on
television, and when he asked
Congress for authorization to,
um, counter-attack, that the
attack had never happened; when
Navy officials reported to the
White House that the sonar man
who reported torpedoes in the
water "was hearing his ship's
own propeller beat," they got a
really very remarkable response
from Secretary of Defense Robert
McNamara - and in writing, no
less: "The president wants to go
on the air at 11:15," McNamara
cabled the naval officers. "That
is the problem."
And, of course, the 1964
authorization for the use of
military force was - well, ask
Colonel Bernard what he was
doing in 1961. Not to mention
the whole tricky issue of what
the ships were doing when they
were "attacked."
Johnson taped his phone calls,
so we know, now, about his
belief that our involvement in
Vietnam never made sense, that
"I don't think it's worth
fighting for." And we know that
he ordered more troops to the
cause he didn't believe in
because "The Republicans are
going to make a political issue
out of it" during election
season. And we know that
McNamara acknowledged, in 1995 -
about three decades after his
leadership in a cause that left
58,000 of his countrymen dead,
and uncountable others - that
"we were wrong, terribly
wrong.... When it came to
Vietnam, we found ourselves
setting policy for a region that
was terra incognita."
"We Americans are the ultimate
innocents," Sydney Schanberg has
written. "We are forever
desperate to believe that this
time the government is telling
us the truth." And with good
reason: Government operates with
our money, and supposedly -
though at an increasing level of
abstraction - under the direct
control of our chosen
representatives. The media, on
the other hand, makes an
excellent Other. Choosing which
discredited entity to believe,
then, becomes a choice: Us or
Thirty-four years after the
fictional Gulf of Tonkin
Resolution, 24 years and
counting after the fall of
Saigon, we're supposed to have
put Vietnam behind us. We have,
the story goes, kicked a little
ass elsewhere and repaired our
wounded warrior pride; as one
newspaper account explained
after the conclusion - the false
conclusion, it turns out - of
the Gulf War, "The voices of
dissent, clamoring since before
the Tet Offensive, have been
drowned out by concussive waves
of elation."
"Yes," Ernest Hemingway wrote,
concluding a novel about love
and violence and history
and violence and history- "Isn't
it pretty to think so?"
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text: Foretelling Graft Outcome by Molecular Evaluation of Renal Allograft Biopsies: The GoCAR StudyYazdani, Saleh PhD; Naesens, Maarten MD, PhDTransplantation: January 2017 - Volume 101 - Issue 1 - p 5–7 doi: 10.1097/TP.0000000000001512 In View: Game Changer Author InformationAuthors Article OutlineOutline Article MetricsMetrics 1 Laboratory of Nephrology, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, KU Leuven, University of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium. 2 Department of Nephrology and Renal Transplantation, University Hospitals Leuven, Leuven, Belgium. Received 13 September 2016. Accepted 14 September 2016. The authors are funded by the BIOMARGIN European research network (Collaborative Project), supported by the European Commission under the Health Cooperation Work Programme of the 7th Framework Programme (Grant agreement n° 305499). The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Correspondence: Maarten Naesens, Department of Nephrology and Renal Transplantation, University Hospitals Leuven, Herestraat 49, 3000 Leuven, Belgium. (firstname.lastname@example.com). REFERENCES More than 2000 years ago, Cicero quoted Cato the Elder: "I wonder, that a soothsayer doesn't laugh when he sees another soothsayer", and added: "For how many things predicted by them really come true? If any do come true, then what reason can be given why the agreement of the event with the prophecy was not due to chance."1 Nothing much has changed since then, one could think, although with modern technologies and the use of predictive modeling statistics one may hope for an improvement. In organ transplantation, there is an undeniable need for innovative tools for precision medicine and theranostics. We lack approaches to reliably forecast outcomes after kidney transplantation, and to prevent bad outcomes with timely and targeted interventions. We wish to avoid invasive biopsies, in addition to providing clinicians with tools to accurately detect early injury while anticipating ongoing chronic or irreversible damage.2,3 Graft biopsies remain the gold diagnostic standard, despite being invasive. Histological grading is not reproducible, impacted by expertise and sampling error. Although quantitative approaches exist, thresholds for treatment decisions are blurry. Moreover, most lesions in kidney transplant biopsies are insufficiently specific and sensitive. What does interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy really tell us in regard to etiology or mechanisms of injury processes? Still, interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy remain a main contributor to late graft loss.4 Hence, attention has to be paid to expand our understanding of the immune and nonimmune mechanisms of chronic allograft injury. Fortunately, the molecular signature of progressive chronic injury linked to extensive immune alterations, can be detected long before overt histological lesions occur.5 Taking advantage of the progress in transcriptomics research, Phil O'Connell, Barbara Murphy and co-workers of the prospective Genomics of Chronic Allograft Rejection (GoCAR) consortium published an exciting translational study in The Lancet 6 on a 13-gene panel in 3 months' biopsies that allowed a prognosis of chronic injury by 1 year, which was assessed by the Chronic Allograft Damage Index [CADI]. This link has been confirmed in publicly available data from our previous publication,5 in addition to a small validation cohort of the GoCAR study. "…transplantomics has come a long way and prognostic biomarkers in kidney transplantation are becoming reality…" The 13-gene panel did not only provide a prognosis of progressive chronic injury, the GoCAR group also demonstrated a superior prognostic ability for graft failure compared with routine clinical and histopathological markers. After complex data analyses, 9 of 79 (11.4%) patients in the high-risk group, assessed by the 13- gene set risk score, experienced graft failure within the first 3 years. This incidence compared with 2 of 80 (2.5%) patients who lost their graft in the low-risk category. In contrast, clinical, histological, and demographic factors by 3 months did not allow a prognosis of graft outcome, making the molecular risk assessment a better tool, with an area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC of the ROC curve) of 0.84 for graft failure by 3 years. The prognostic ability for graft failure of this 13-gene set risk score was then validated against another publicly available data set,7 and confirmed the good performance of the test with an AUC under the ROC curve of 0.87 for association with graft loss by 1 year after a for-cause biopsy. This comparison illustrates that the 13-gene set risk score identifies also a subgroup of patients with a poor prognosis at the time of clinical graft dysfunction, with almost 40% graft failure by 3 years, compared with the low-risk group with less than 10% chance of graft failure by 5 years. It remains remarkable that the 13-gene set risk score identifies both patients at increased risk of graft failure at time of clinical quiescence (3 months protocol biopsies with stable graft function), and at time of graft dysfunction (for-cause biopsies). The GoCAR study provides therefore not only a first tool for prognosis of future chronic injury, but could also help identifying patients at increased risk of graft failure. At a time when we are in search for precision medicine in the field of organ transplantation, the tool kit presented by the authors in The Lancet publication may pave the way towards novel targeted therapeutic interventions to avoid progressive injury and chronic graft loss. Nevertheless, it has to be emphasized that the 13-gene set is a prognostic and not a predictive biomarker (Figure 1).8,9 The gene set can be used to identify a high-risk patient subgroup that is in need for specific treatments to prevent chronic injury. The 13-gene panel, however, does not predict which treatment should be used in which patient. The precise biological relevance of the genes included in the 13-gene panel remains largely unclear and there is no relation between this marker and any therapeutic intervention. O'Connell and Murphy provide some biological interpretation of the 13 targets that were derived from the association with progressive chronic allograft nephropathy, but the 13 genes resulted from a complex bioinformatics approach and have not been prioritized on mechanistic aspects of progressive fibrosis. Based on this selection process, it seems unlikely that the 13 genes will serve as relevant targets for intervention. FIGURE 1 Knowing which patient will benefit most from which intervention needs predictive biomarkers that are often closely related to the mechanism involved. Thus, the GoCAR gene set could become valuable in the identification of whether a patient actually needs additional therapeutic intervention to prevent fibrosis ("who to treat"); however, the set is unlikely to become helpful in decisions on which therapy to use ("how to treat"). This should not discourage from further developing this test. It appears important for the medical industry and health authorities to note that the development and approval of a novel prognostic biomarker should not be delayed based on the presumed necessity to be predictive. A validated prognostic biomarker has great potential as part of a therapeutic algorithm, because prognostic biomarkers identify patients at the highest risk, with the greatest potential benefit of additional therapeutic interventions, whatever these may be. The authors emphasize that extensive further validation of the 13-gene set remains necessary. Although the validation in independent cohorts with different time points of assessment suggests that the biomarker is robust, it remains unclear how reproducible the test is, what its kinetics are in repeated biopsies, how it works in patients with established fibrosis, and whether the test results are influenced by the immunosuppressive regimen or ongoing active disease processes. Furthermore, validation of the prognostic value for progressive chronic injury in much larger cohorts seems necessary, because both the test and the validation cohorts of the GoCAR study have been relatively small. The patient cohorts of our own previous study5 have also not been accurate to estimate the true performance of the test, because this study had a highly selected case-control study design, with inherent overestimation of the actual diagnostic performance. The previous study by Einecke and co-workers7 evaluated graft failure and not chronic histology, thus not allowing to evaluate whether progressive chronic injury had been an independent predictor of graft failure in this study. Finally, the need for an invasive biopsy seems a drawback of the 13-gene set. Obviously, a noninvasive test (eg, blood-based liquid biopsy) predicting early or progressive fibrosis would be preferable. However, until now, attempts at finding noninvasive markers of intrarenal fibrosis have been very disappointing, and the 13-gene test seems the promising approach. In aggregate, The Lancet publication by O'Connell and Murphy will hopefully fuel further validations of this gene set. If thoroughly validated and further developed as a prognostic biomarker, this test could be used to identify those patients in need for novel therapies aimed at halting or reversing progressive chronic injury. Clearly, there is more than the pessimistic view communicated by Cicero. Indeed, transplantomics has come a long way, and prognostic biomarkers in kidney transplantation are becoming reality, despite the many difficulties and hurdles that lie ahead. Or said with the words of Madame Leota, the soothsayer from The Haunted Mansion: "You try. You fail. You try. You fail. But the only true failure is when you stop trying."10 Back to Top | Article Outline REFERENCES 1. Cicero M. De Senectute De Amicitia, De Divinatione/With An English Translation By William Armistead Falconer [e-book]. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press; London W. Heinemann; 1923:1923 Available from: Harvard Library Bibliographic Dataset, Ipswich, MA. Accessed September 29, 2016. Cited Here... 2. Naesens M, Sarwal MM. Molecular diagnostics in transplantation. Nat Rev Nephrol. 2010;6:614–628. Cited Here... | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 3. Anglicheau D, Naesens M, Essig M, et al. Establishing biomarkers in transplant medicine: a critical review of current approaches. Transplantation. 2016;100:2024–2038. Cited Here... | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 4. Naesens M, Kuypers DR, De VK, et al. The histology of kidney transplant failure: a long-term follow-up study. Transplantation. 2014;98:427–435. Cited Here... | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 5. Naesens M, Khatri P, Li L, et al. Progressive histological damage in renal allografts is associated with expression of innate and adaptive immunity genes. Kidney Int. 2011;80:1364–1376. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 6. O'Connell PJ, Zhang W, Menon MC, et al. Biopsy transcriptome expression profiling to identify kidney transplants at risk of chronic injury: a multicentre, prospective study. Lancet. 2016;388:983–993. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 7. Einecke G, Reeve J, Sis B, et al. A molecular classifier for predicting future graft loss in late kidney transplant biopsies. J Clin Invest. 2010;120:1862–1872. Cited Here... | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 8. Majewski IJ, Bernards R. Taming the dragon: genomic biomarkers to individualize the treatment of cancer. Nat Med. 2011;17:304–312. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 9. Lo DJ, Kaplan B, Kirk AD. Biomarkers for kidney transplant rejection. Nat Rev Nephrol. 2014;10:215–225. Cited Here... | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 10. Buena Vista Pictures. 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