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Though Peterson rarely speaks of her upbringing, Bennetts says she's uniquely qualified to write about the uber-wealthy, calling her a "member of the 1% -- actually she's a member of the 0.1% of the 1% -- and she has a bird's eye view of the social, financial, political and sexual mores of the elite."
Bennetts described Peterson as "the ultimate romantic," and notes that passion, in terms of romantic and sexual attraction, is a big theme in both "The Manny," Peterson's first bestselling novel, and "The Idea of Him." The title of the latest book has lots of resonance, according to Bennetts.
Many women marry somebody because they like "the idea of him" – he's good on paper, he has the right looks or background or profession – and they lose sight of what they really see in the person, Bennetts says.
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There are many reasons why people are overwhelmed today, but the bottom line is we still have some degree of choice as to how we handle our lives. This is especially true if you value your life. Perhaps therein lies part of the problem. Do we value giving ourselves permission to relax, hang out with those we love, and have fun, or is getting things done more important?
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Twenty-five years ago, Congress formally recognized the lack of available treatments for rare and neglected diseases and the difficulty of finding companies to develop them. Congress reasoned that if adequate financial incentives were created, companies might be more willing to assume the large risks associated with developing drugs for these conditions. Accordingly, in 1983 Congress passed the Orphan Drug Act,2 which allows FDA to provide incentives for companies to bring such drugs to market. Recently, Congress introduced additional incentives in the 2007 Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act. Current incentives include grants, tax credits, a waiver of the $1 million Prescription Drug User Fee Act filing fee, FDA assistance with protocol development, priority review of new drug applications (a 6-month review rather than the standard 10-month review), and a 7-year U.S. market exclusivity following approval of a designated orphan product.3
Patient groups, disease foundations, and philanthropic organizations have long recognized that the conventional drug development model is less effective in yielding treatments for rare and neglected diseases, and have therefore devised a range of financial and operational strategies for filling this gap. As a result, the outlook for the development of drugs for rare and neglected diseases is arguably far better today than was the case a decade ago.
The riskiest period of drug development, and the one most difficult to fund, is that between basic discovery, generally funded by government, and late-stage development, generally funded by large pharmaceutical companies. This period, often referred to as the "valley of death," includes expensive preclinical animal safety testing, pilot manufacturing, and early-stage safety and proof-of-concept efficacy clinical trials. Many not-for-profit organizations are advancing the development of drugs for rare and neglected diseases through a broad array of financial and operational strategies aimed at decreasing the risk of investment during this period. Some organizations, such as the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, have launched entire virtual companies to manage all aspects of the development of new therapies for a single
The FDA Orphan Drug Program is discussed further in Chapter 3.
Therapies for rare and neglected diseases may be designated as orphan products if one of the following conditions is met: (1) the disease or condition for which the drug is intended affects fewer than 200,000 people in the United States or, if the drug is a vaccine, diagnostic drug, or preventive drug, the persons to whom the drug will be administered in the United States are fewer than 200,000 per year as specified in 21 CFR § 316.21(b); or (2) for a drug intended for diseases or conditions affecting 200,000 or more people, or for a vaccine, diagnostic drug, or preventive drug to be administered to 200,000 or more persons per year in the United States, there is no reasonable expectation that costs of research and development of the drug for the indication can be recovered by sales of the drug in the United States as specified in 21 CFR § 316.21(c).


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Huerta creates another believer
I never will forget the first time I met attorney Albert Huerta though I'm sure he already has. I was 19 and a journalism student at Del Mar College.
The newspaper staff was trying to raise money to attend a journalism convention in New Orleans and one staffer suggested we go door to door in her subdivision and explain what we were doing in hopes that some of her neighbors would help us.
Some were amused and politely said no. Others listened and took copies of our newspaper to read before they donated. The last stop on our route was Huerta's house.
I started to tell him what we were raising money for but he cut me short. He handed me one of several $100 bills that were in his wallet.
I stuttered out a thank you and offered him a receipt, proud of myself for knowing donations were tax deductible.
Huerta laughed, and it made me feel silly. He was in a tax bracket in which donations that insignificant didn't make a difference, he said.
For more than 10 years I have carried that image of Huerta with me, so when I found myself sitting across from him several weeks ago while he taped a video for his ministry, My Father's House, I was skeptical.
The same man who once made me feel small now was claiming to be a man of God.
I was only supposed to be visiting my friends' office but I ended up asking questions as the cameras rolled.
Huerta invited me to My Father's House, and I agreed to shadow him to determine whether I felt there was a story I wanted to tell.
I was convinced I would find a roomful of people who were desperate, poor and in search of something. People whose money and time were being abused. The sad truth is too many of us turn to our faith only when things are at their worst.
I did not expect what I saw - and not on just one, but many subsequent visits.
People of all backgrounds were together in a large chapel that every week is standing room only.
Many were not shy about why they came or continued to follow. Huerta had prayed for them or for someone else who had been healed. They all believed Huerta, who has no formal religious training, is an instrument of God.
During one interview, I accompanied Huerta to Mass, which he attends daily. I prayed for the wisdom and strength to keep an open mind.
After multiple interviews, I came to the following conclusions: I believe faith has the power to heal people and change lives. I believe there have been instances that have taken place at My Father's House that are difficult to explain.
I also am left with many unknowns.
I don't know whether Huerta has the power to heal, but he continues to pour his own time and money into something he believes in.
Or maybe it's a person's own faith that is making the difference and Huerta is that last tangible piece to help them solidify their belief in God. And if that's true, then is what he is doing wrong?
I guess the answers are a matter of perception. And faith.
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Winnipeg Jets defenseman Zach Bogosian may receive a call from the NHL after his brutal hit on Andreas Nodl of the Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday. Bogosian left his feet to lower the boom on Nodl during the second period. He was given a five-minute major for charging and a game misconduct, while Nodl did not return in Carolina's 4-3 victory over Winnipeg. The third overall pick of the 2008 draft, Bogosian had just returned to the ice after missing five contests and 12 of 13 with a lower body injury. Bogosian, 21, has collected three goals, 19 assists and 66 penalty minutes in 55 contests this season.
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Snow and ice warnings are still in place for the early hours of tomorrow morning, ahead of another grey, damp day.
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A friend gave me a lot of rosemary from her garden and I didn't know what to do with it all, so I tried this recipe. Glad I did. It was very refreshing and had a unique and appealing flavor. It would probably make a good cocktail, too, with the right alcohol!
Rosemary-Infused Cucumber Lemonade
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Turn fresh rosemary, cucumbers and lemons into grown-up lemonade that will keep you cool on a hot day.


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After a good week of sparking, I took a day off. I was exhausted from an intense week of work. I had several eating out plans that put me out of my routine. I set aside my diet at all these events. I then came home and snacked, then snacked ... Read more
Thursday, June 11, 2015
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It's working. I've gotten back to careful tracking of every bite. It's helping me stop in my tracks before overeating. A moment to celebrate took place last evening at a meeting. Someone brought bags of peanuts and trail mix to share. Sever... Read more
Friday, June 05, 2015
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After a long trial it has become clear. I need to track every calorie. There is no getting around it. Its the only way to be "stopped in my tracks" before overeating. I've been trying to convince myself that I can more or less keep track ... Read more
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
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I'm currently teaching a faith and finances class. The lesson last evening focused on identifying external and internal obstacles to meeting financial goals. External obstacles are factors over which we have no or less control, or which were n... Read more
Thursday, April 16, 2015
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This is a learning moment. Yesterday was every bit as intense as I expected. On top of everything I was asked to attend a dinner meeting at a Mexican Restaurant. Feeling exhausted and stressed I didn't make the best choices then came home and... Read more
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
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Thanks JAROL7 for referring me to the 5% Club - I'm competitive enough to be motivated that by small percentage who rise above the 95% majority and achieve consistent long-term maintenance. I will not be beat by that group. I want to be in tha... Read more
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After achieving my weight loss goal, I've not yet mastered the art of maintenance to my satisfaction. My faltering maintenance efforts over the past year have kept my weight at least 30 pounds below where it was when I started. That's the goo... Read more
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2001 in Australia
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|This article does not cite any references or sources. (December 2009)
|2001 in Australia
|Elizabeth II
|William Deane, then Peter Hollingworth
|Prime minister
|John Howard
|Federal, WA, Qld, NT, ACT
|See also:
- Monarch – Elizabeth II
- Governor General – Sir William Deane, then Peter Hollingworth
- Prime Minister – John Howard
- Premier of New South Wales – Bob Carr
- Premier of South Australia – John Olsen, then Rob Kerin
- Premier of Queensland – Peter Beattie
- Premier of Tasmania – Jim Bacon
- Premier of Western Australia – Richard Court, then Geoffrey Gallop
- Premier of Victoria – Steve Bracks
- Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory – Gary Humphries, then Jon Stanhope
- Chief Minister of the Northern Territory – Denis Burke, then Clare Martin
- Chief Minister of Norfolk Island – Ronald Coane Nobbs (until 5 December), Geoffrey Robert Gardner
- 1 January – A ceremony at Uluru (Ayers Rock) and a parade in Sydney kick off a year of celebrations to mark the centenary of federation.
- 10 February – In Western Australia, the Liberal Party/National Party coalition government of Richard Court is voted out and replaced by the Australian Labor Party (ALP), led by Geoff Gallop
- 27 February – The Labor government of Peter Beattie is comfortably re-elected for a second term in Queensland, despite a scandal that broke out weeks before the election that involved breaches of the Electoral Act by several MPs, including the Deputy Premier.
- 29 June – Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane Dr Peter Hollingworth is sworn in as Governor-General of Australia. He would later resign amidst controversy over his handling of child sex cases during his time as Archbishop.
- 20 July – Australian citizen Vivian Solon is unlawfully deported to the Philippines by the Department of Immigration.
- 18 August – For the first time since self-government was granted to the Northern Territory in 1978, the Country Liberal Party is voted out of office and replaced by the ALP
- 24 August – The Tampa affair begins when the MV Tampa tries to help a boatload of refugees, mainly from Afghanistan. The crisis is resolved when New Zealand aggress to take some of the refugees and countries such as Nauru and Papua New Guinea agree to take the rest. This was known as the Pacific Solution.
- 12 September – Ansett Australia, one of the oldest airlines in the world and the second-largest in Australia goes under administration with KordaMentha due to major financial struggles. Despite this administrators assure the public that flights will continue as normal.
- 14 September- Just two days after going into administration, Ansett Australia ceases operations resulting in a redundancy of 15,000 staff and tens of thousands of stranded passengers. This occurs despite former assurance by the administrators that no such thing would happen.
- 6 October – SIEV-4 reached Christmas Island with 223 passengers. It was alleged by several in the government that asylum seekers aboard this vessel threw their children overboard in order to attract the attention of Australian authorities. This later became known as the 'Children Overboard Affair'
- 12 October – SIEV-5 reached Ashmore Reef with 242 passengers.
- 18 October – SIEV-6 reached Christmas Island with 227 passengers.
- 19 October – SIEV-X, an Indonesian fishing boat en route to Christmas Island, carrying over 400 asylum seekers, sank in international waters with the loss of 353 people.
- 20 October – The Legislative Assembly election in the Australian Capital Territory results in the Labor Party coming to power for the first time since 1995.
- 22 October – SIEV-7 reached Ashmore Reef with 233 passengers.
- October – Australia agrees to provide 1550 troops to the US operation in Afghanistan.
- 10 November – In the wake of the 11 September attacks and the Tampa crisis, the Liberal/National coalition government of John Howard is re-elected for a third term in office. Kim Beazley resigns as opposition leader and is replaced by Simon Crean.
- 25 December–6 January – Bushfires rage across New South Wales. No-one is killed.
- 26 December — the south coast tornado occurs during the 2001 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.
Arts and literature[edit]
- ARIA Music Awards of 2001
- Frank Moorhouse's novel Dark Palace wins the Miles Franklin Award
- 4 October – The Australian film Lantana debuts.
- 1 January – Digital Television arrives in the major state capitals of Australia, with the ABC and SBS permitted to operate multi-channel services.
- 24 April – The Australian version of Big Brother premieres on Network Ten.
- 11 September – Television networks relay coverage from CNN, NBC, ABC America and the BBC for up to 48 hours in the wake of the 11 September attacks.
- November – After Prime Television axes Regional television news bulletins in Newcastle, Wollongong and Canberra, and Southern Cross Ten axes regional bulletins in Canberra and North Queensland, the ABA holds an inquiry into the adequacy of regional news services. Bulletins eventually return to those areas in 2004, albeit in the form of two minute updates during weekdays in the ratings season.
- December – After 21 years, Sale of the Century is "rested". It later returns to the Nine Network as Temptation in 2005.
- 23 March – First day of the Australian Track & Field Championships for the 2000–2001 season, which are held at the ANZ Stadium in Brisbane, Queensland. The 5,000 metres (men and women) were conducted at the Hobart Grand Prix, Tasmania on Sunday 11 March 2001. The 10,000 metres (men and women) were conducted at the Zatopek Classic, Melbourne on Monday 4 December 2000.
- 1 June – Australia shock reigning world champions France 1-0 in a group stage game in the Confederations Cup. The Socceroos later go on to claim 3rd place in the tournament, by beating superpower Brazil 1-0.
- 3 June – Wollongong Wolves defeat Minor Premiers South Melbourne 2-1 in the National Soccer League Grand Final at Parramatta Stadium, becoming Champions for the second season in succession.
- 1 July – Allan Langer makes a spectacular comeback to Australian rugby league to lead the Queensland team to a 40–14 victory over their New South Wales counterparts in the third and deciding game of the 2001 State of Origin series at ANZ Stadium.
- 22 July - Essendon produces the greatest comeback in VFL/AFL history to defeat North Melbourne by 12 points after being 69 points down during the second quarter.
- 31 August – The Sydney Swifts defeat the Adelaide Thunderbirds 57-32 in the Commonwealth Bank Trophy netball grand final.
- 29 September – The Brisbane Lions (15.18.108) defeat the Essendon (12.10.82) to win the 105th VFL/AFL premiership. It is the first of three consecutive premierships for Brisbane & until March 2007, the last ever game of Australian rules football broadcast on the Seven Network until 2008.
- 30 September – The 2001 NRL season culminates in the Newcastle Knights defeating the Parramatta Eels 30-24 in the 2001 NRL grand final.
- 7 October – Mark Skaife and Tony Longhurst survive a late race challenge from Brad Jones and John Bowe to win the V8Supercar Bathurst 1000 for the Holden Racing Team.
- 28 October – Borislav Devic wins the men's national marathon title, clocking 2:29:11 in Sydney, while Krishna Wood claims the women's title in 2:38:11.
- 6 November – Sheila Laxon becomes the first female trainer to win the Melbourne Cup when Ethereal wins.
- 25 November – The Socceroos lose 0–3 to Uruguay in the 2nd leg of the CONMEBOL-OFC playoff & fail to qualify for the 2002 FIFA World Cup on aggregate.
- 3 April - Sophie Delezio
- 27 November - Morgana Davies, actress
- 26 January - Jessica Michalik, (born 1985), teenage girl
- 25 February – Donald Bradman (born 1908), cricketer and businessman
- 10 May – Arthur Tange (born 1914), public servant
- 5 August – Christopher Skase (born 1948), businessman and fugitive
- 29 August – Graham "Shirley" Strachan (born 1952), singer & television presenter
- 1 September – Foster Neil Williams (born 1922), Australian Rules footballer and coach


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Welcome To Screamscape!
If you're a theme park lover or enjoy the best thrill rides the world has to offer, you've found the right place.
From new ride announcements, construction reports and the latest rumors: Screamscape always has something new to report.
News & Rumors
2015 - Nothing known at this point in time, nothing added in 2014 either.
WALIBI BELGIUMBelgium Compagnie des Alpes (CDA)Formerly: Walibi Wavre & Six Flags Belgium
2015 - 40th Anniversary - (11/20/14) Walibi Belgium will turn 40 years old on July 26th, 2015 and the park is going to celebrate that fact this season. I'm told that Aqualibi, the waterpark, will open a new unknown waterslide for 2015, while the main park's 4D theater is apparently going to replace the Rokken Roll film with something new.
2016 - Mack Power Splash - (3/4/15) Concept artwork of the Mack's Power Splash ride planned for Walibi Belgium can be found at Freizeitpark-welt.de, showing it just as it was described to me… but I was hesitant to believe it. Constructed in the middle of the lake, it features two vertical towers on each end of the shuttle style layout, and a small camelback hill in the middle. As described to me, the experience will apparently launch backwards first at around 50 kph part-way up the rear vertical spike. Dropping 90º down and into a forward launch of 80 kph over the camelback, into a splash pond and up the front spike. Then falling backwards it will hit the third launch backwards, hitting 100 kph and rise up the back spike to a height of aprox. 45 meters and then one more time forwards and up the front spike before dropping back down and back into the station building. One more thing I've noticed… if you look closely at the plans for the station it appears that there is a turntable in there. I can only assume this will allow for faster loading with the use of two boats, as the boat will roll backwards onto the turn table and get spun 180º to the other side of the table (next to the 2nd boat) for the ride experience, while the second boat will roll off the turntable and into the station to be reloaded. A brilliant bit of engineering there. (3/3/15) Walibi Belguim is apparently adding something called a "Power Splash" ride from Mack Rides in 2016. From the odd description I've been send, this may be some kind of new Mack watercoaster that may feature some kind of LSM multi-launch system that can move the boats both forwards and backwards somehow. The description isn't quite making sense to me however, as it sounds more like a shuttle coaster style ride experience that will be done in a boat instead. Very odd... I guess we'll have to wait and see. (11/3/14) Walibi Belgium surprised their fans with a new attraction announcement for something big on the way in 2016. From what I'm told the new attraction will be an unknown new "world's first" creation from MACK. According to the hints given by the park's General Manager, Jean-Christophe Parent, the new ride will be the size level of Dalton Terror and Radja River, with construction time table of at least 18 months, so look for this one to start very soon if they want to open by Spring 2016.
WALIBI HOLLANDThe Netherlands Compagnie des Alpes (CDA)Formerly: Walibi Flevo, Six Flags Holland and Walibi World
2015 - Nothing known at this point in time
2016 - New Mack Coaster - (11/24/14) Walibi Holland confirmed on their Facebook page that they would be adding some kind of new ride from Mack in 2016. They end the post by asking their Facebook fans, "What coaster would you like to see?" which seems to indicate that this will be a new coaster at least and not something else. According to the latest rumors sent to Screamscape, this will indeed be a Blue Fire style mega launched coaster experience. (11/3/14) Walibi Holland is apparently building a new MACK roller coaster in 2016. While they don't say what kind here, I'm guessing that it will be something possibly like Blue Fire at Europa Park maybe.
WALIBI RHONE-ALPESFranceCompagnie des Alpes (CDA)
???? - New Attraction - Rumor - (6/29/15) Walibi Rhone-Alpes is said to be building a new attraction that they will begin to tease and promote in the near future. Rumor has it that this may be the most expensive attraction ever built at the park. Anyone have a clue what it might be?
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On the Removal and Transfer of a Parish Priest
Address by Auxiliary Bishop Porteous of Sydney
SYDNEY, Australia, JUNE 5, 2005 (Zenit.org).- Here is the address delivered May 27 by Auxiliary Bishop Julian Porteous, of Sydney, during the theologians videoconference on "Canon Law at the Service of Priests," organized by the Congregation for Clergy.
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The Removal and Transfer of a Parish Priest
By Auxiliary Bishop Julian Porteous
Theological and pastoral considerations
At first glance, the theme of the removal and transfer of a parish priest does not seem to pertain to the service of the parish priest. How can removing him from his pastoral office serve him?
However, the relevant canons (1740-1752) must be understood and applied against the wider theological and pastoral reality of the proper relationship between the diocesan bishop and the parish priest. I will now develop some important aspects of this relationship, drawing on the documents of the Second Vatican Council and the 2003 postsynodal apostolic exhortation of John Paul II, "Pastores Gregis."
Following the teaching of Vatican II, a diocese is rightly described in terms of relationships. The relationships that concern us here are those between the diocesan bishop, parish priests and the people entrusted to their pastoral care.
A diocese is "a community of the faithful entrusted to the pastoral care of the diocesan bishop, with the help of priests" ("Christus Dominus," 11; see also "Pastores Gregis," 47, and Canon 369). The relationship between the diocesan bishop and his priests is at the service of the faithful. Bishops and priests together share in the pastoral care of the Christ's faithful and must collaborate for the good of souls.
"With good reason the conciliar Decree 'Christus Dominus,' in describing the particular Church, defines it as a community of faithful entrusted to the pastoral care of a Bishop 'cum cooperatione presbyterii.' Indeed, between the Bishop and his presbyters there exists a 'communio sacramentalis' by virtue of the ministerial or hierarchical priesthood, which is a participation in the one priesthood of Christ, and consequently, albeit in a different degree, in virtue of the one ordained ministry and the one apostolic mission" ("Pastores Gregis," 47).
Similarly, the parish is described as a community of the faithful entrusted to the pastoral care of a parish priest, under the authority of the bishop ("Christus Dominus," 28; Canon 515). The fathers of Vatican II emphasized that the parish priest was not a delegate of the diocesan bishop but the proper pastor of the parish community ("Christus Dominus," 28; Canon 519).
Traditionally, stability is an important element of the office of the parish priest (Canon 522). The canon uses the word "necessary" here; it is not just important, but necessary, for the parish priest to have stability in his office so that he can exercise his pastoral ministry.
The relationship, then, is not primarily juridical but a pastoral one that reflects the "communio sacramentalis." Bishops and priests are "cooperators," and Canon 384 speaks of the bishop's "special concern" for his priests, and he is to listen to them as "helpers" and "counselors."
Pope John Paul II "fleshed out" this relationship in these terms: "The Bishop will always strive to relate to his priests as a father and brother who loves them, listens to them, welcomes them, corrects them, supports them, seeks their cooperation and, as much as possible, is concerned for their human, spiritual, ministerial and financial well-being" ("Pastores Gregis," 47).
In "Pastores Gregis," Pope John Paul II spoke of two special moments in the relationship between the bishop and the priest. "The first is when the Bishop entrusts him with a pastoral mission. � For the Bishop himself, conferring a pastoral mission is a significant moment of paternal responsibility towards one of his priests."
The second special moment "is when a priest, because of advanced age, resigns the actual pastoral leadership of a community or other positions of direct responsibility." Here, the Pope stresses the importance of the bishop affirming that the priest still has an important but different role to play in the pastoral care of the faithful.
Pope John Paul II then went on to speak of a more difficult situation for both priest and bishop, one that leads directly to a consideration of the canons on removal and transfer of the parish priest: "The Bishop will also show his fraternal closeness to priests in a similar situation because of grave illness or some other form of persistent disability, helping them to keep alive the conviction that ''they continue to be active members for the building up of the Church, especially by virtue of their union with the suffering Christ and with ...
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Program: Bill Moyers Journal #1212
Broadcast Date: Jun. 27, 2008
Injury rates reported at America's poultry plants have dropped dramatically in recent years, and so have workplace safety inspections. Are regulators rewarding companies for inaccurate reporting of injuries?
Post Date: June 25, 2008
Bill Moyers Journal and Exposé: America's Investigative Reports go inside America's poultry industry, which employs almost a quarter million workers nationwide, to show the reality of working conditions and to investigate how official statistics showing a drop in workplace injuries may have been the result of deceptive reporting. Also on the program, Bill Moyers interviews Senator Barbara Boxer about global warming.
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NOTE: This lesson plan culminates in the students' proposal for healthier foods in the school cafeteria. Check with your principal and kitchen/cafeteria staff in advance to see if they are willing to participate in this project. If they are unable to participate or if you teach in a school where the principal and kitchen staff may have little say in the food served, consider having students prepare an informational presentation to their parents instead.
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Computer Resources:
Bookmarked sites:
Bookmark all of the Web sites used in the lesson and create a word processing document listing all of the links to distribute to students. Preview all of the sites and videos before presenting them to your class.
The official Web site for Alice Waters' restaurant in Berkeley, California. It includes a biography of Alice Waters that will be part of a Guided Reading mini-lesson.
Alice Waters is involved in the development of an edible garden at Berkeley's Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School. This project involves the children directly in planting, gardening, harvesting, cooking, and eating, illuminating the vital relationship of food to their lives while teaching them respect for the planet. It is a significant part of the school's curriculum that has helped resuscitate its lunch program.
This is the Organic Trade Association's list of reasons to buy and eat organic food. Students will use this site to help them write their proposals calling for healthier foods in the school cafeteria and at home.
This is a list of frequently asked questions and answers about organic food. Students will use this site to help them write proposals calling for healthier foods in the school cafeteria and at home.
Alice Waters' letter to the Clinton White House about the need for better nutrition among American schoolchildren. Students will read this as an example of how to appeal to others about good eating habits.
These video clips in Real Player format are used in the culminating activity. The links below offer both low and high bandwidth options.
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Teachers will need the following supplies:
- Organic Trade Association's list of reasons to buy organic foods. This can be found at http://www.ota.com/ReasonsToBuy.htm.
- Chronology of The Edible Schoolyard at http://www.edibleschoolyard.org/newaboutus/. Students will use this to list the types of fruits and vegetables that are grown there.
- A biography of Alice Waters at http://www.chezpanisse.com/alice.html.
- Alice Waters' Letter to President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore at http://www.earthlight.org/alicewaters23.html.
Students will need the following supplies:
Introductory Activity:
1. Before viewing the one-hour video, ask the class to reflect on the following statement. "You are what you eat."
2. Write the following questions on separate sheets of chart paper. Tell students to think about these questions while they are watching the video.
3. Show the video to the class.
4. After watching the video, split the class up into four groups. Each group will brainstorm about one of the questions posed in step 2. After 10 minutes, the entire class should come together to share their answers.
5. Ask the students how watching the video has changed their ideas about eating and nutrition.
6. Now that you have the students thinking about their own eating habits, they will start interviewing each other (in pairs) about what they ate for the day so far. Hand out copies of the "What I Ate Today" organizer to each student. The interviewer should take notes so that the interviewee can focus on remembering what he or she ate so far that day. Obviously, students won't be able to finish filling out the chart for the entire day. Assign the rest of the chart for homework.
Note: Let students know that they should ignore the third column in the worksheet for now. They will return to it the following day.
Learning Activities:
1. In a whole class discussion, review some of the main ideas that Alice Waters talked about in the AMERICAN MASTERS episode.
2. Now students consider their own eating habits. What would Alice Waters say about the class's choices in foods?
3. In groups of two or three, the students should go through their findings from their homework and fill in the last column, which has not been labeled. This column will be the "Substitutes" or "Alternative Food Ideas" column.
4. After suggesting a few alternatives, students should recognize that even "healthy" dishes can be improved upon by using organically grown foods. In the AMERICAN MASTERS video, actor and director Peter Sellars compared a commercial, mass-produced tomato to an organically grown one. In this part of the activity, you will have students do the same:
Remind them to use full sentences to describe smell, color, size, and texture.
Students should then describe the tastes in writing.
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5. Finally, arrange for a post-lunch trip to the school cafeteria to see what the class can learn about the school population's eating habits. Each student should have a clipboard and paper and pencil handy so they can jot down notes.
6. Return to the classroom and list some of the foods that students found in the garbage on a large sheet of paper. Based on their previous discussions, what alternatives can they suggest?
Culminating Activity/Assessment:
1. Ultimately, the students are working on a way to make lifelong changes to their eating habits. The culminating activity consists of the preparation of a multi-part proposal to the principal and the kitchen staff of the school about changing the types of foods that are prepared for lunch.
There will be different portions of the presentation. They include:
Each group will be responsible for a different set of readings and/or media to explore. Distribute copies of the following organizers to each group so that they have all of the questions and task requirements available:
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Guided Reading Questions to answer:
|What we found?
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2. As students work on this portion of the project in class, circulate among the different groups to facilitate their understanding of the material. The following is a recommendation regarding the amount of guidance you should offer each group. The recommendation is based on the degree of difficulty of each group's material.
- Suggestions group
- Introduction group
- Organic Food group
- Alice Waters group
- What We Found group
Note: Encourage students to ask their peers for help, as well.
3. In many public schools, food service is a function of a central district office, which means that the principal and kitchen staff may have little say in the choice of food. If this is the case, check with the principal first to see if he or she is willing to participate in the project. If the principal agrees to participate, he can take the opportunity to explain to the students why he can or cannot make those decisions. This way, it will validate and acknowledge the work that the students have done on the project. Regardless of the end result, encourage the principal and/or the kitchen staff to respond to the presentation.
4. If the principal and kitchen staff are unable to participate, have students prepare an informational presentation to their parents to highlight the importance of nutrition and eating healthy at home.
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March 21 (Bloomberg) -- James Madison University and La Salle University won last night to secure spots in the first full round of the national men's college basketball tournament.
James Madison defeated Long Island University-Brooklyn 68-55 in an East region game and La Salle topped Boise State 80-71 in a West region contest, both in Dayton, Ohio.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament round of 64 begins today with Midwest region top seed Louisville playing North Carolina A&T and West region No. 1 Gonzaga facing Southern. Sixteen games are scheduled for today, with 16 more set for tomorrow.
A.J. Davis scored 20 points and Charles Cooke added 15 for James Madison (21-14), a 16th seed that meets top-seeded Indiana in an East region game tomorrow. Rayshawn Goins, the Dukes' top scorer and rebounder this season, contributed four points in the second half after sitting out the first half with a suspension following his March 17 arrest on charges of obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct.
Jamal Olasewere scored 20 for LIU (20-14) and C.J. Garner had 16 points.
Tyrone Garland scored 22 points and Ramon Galloway had 21 for La Salle (22-9), seeded 13th in the West region. The Explorers face fourth-seeded Kansas State tomorrow.
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There is a growing body of evidence that excess consumption of sugar is responsible for the dramatic increase of obesity in America. Some feel that sugar in highly sweetened beverages, such as soda and some energy drinks, is to blame. So, it is no wonder that there is a move afoot to dramatically tax these beverages. One proposal in the Vermont Statehouse is to impose an excise tax of one cent per ounce of beverage. The hope is that the increased price will cause consumers to buy diet or less sugary drinks.
There are studies showing that Vermonters will change their behavior and that they prefer this tax to others. Studies asked consumers which drinks they would buy based on the assumption that tax would appear in the price on the shelf. But there is not a single study that asks merchants how they will respond.
The problem is that this tax it will not work as planned. Because it is an excise tax it is applied at the wholesale level. The merchant is under no obligation to pass the tax directly to the consumer. Instead, the tax will appear as an overhead expense part of the cost of doing business and the tax will be spread over all the products in the store. That will dramatically decrease the likelihood that the consumer will see a significant price difference between sugared and diet sodas. Another significant problem is that very large retailers, the big box stores, have a huge advantage here. They stock thousands of products and can spread the excise tax all around the store, while a small mom and pop store has a much smaller inventory and will have difficulty absorbing the cost. Do we really want to put our small village stores at such a competitive disadvantage? Proponents of the tax say that spreading the tax among other store products is just a threat, but the fact is that merchants already adjust the margins on different products while responding to consumer demand and according to their business plans.
Another argument advanced by sugar tax supporters is to make a comparison with the tax on cigarettes. But this comparison falls short. Cigarettes are known carcinogens and are regulated and taxed differently. The cigarette tax goes directly on the pack of cigarettes and cant be easily avoided. Further, tobacco taxes have increased so dramatically during the past several decades that the price per pack has skyrocketed. No wonder consumption is down.
Concerning obesity, we should all note that we do not tax salt, a contributor to thirst. The answer drink more soda or drink more beer in ever larger containers. And we do not tax fat. We do not tax junk food or prepackaged meals that usually contain large portions of salt, fat and sugar. And, we do not tax sedentary behavior, or video games or time in front of the TV. Instead, local producers of fresh local food are overwhelmed by the corporate advantage of huge multi-national corporations. To believe that we can tax sugary beverages in isolation of all other factors and expect a dramatic improvement in obesity and diabetes is quite a stretch.
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The Oxford Chargers were eight minutes away from a Class 5A State championship last December.
After establishing a 35-21 lead in the fourth quarter in Jackson, Oxford could not hold off Picayune as the Maroon Tide scored 21 unanswered points to claim the title.
The Chargers were disappointed that they could not finish the season strong in 2014 and are eager to make up for it this year.
"The players have their mind on taking care of business this year," Oxford coach Johnny Hill said. "We are hungry."
There is a strong junior class returning for the Chargers, including quarterback Jack Abraham.
Abraham completed 62 percent of his passes last season for 3,572 yards.
Oxford also has running back Kenzie Phillips and wide receiver D.K. Metcalf, who caught 52 passes for 618 yards and eight touchdowns last year. Rivals.com has rated Metcalf, an Ole Miss commitment, as the No. 19 prospect in the country.
The Chargers host the Starkville Yellowjackets on Friday in what could be considered the showcase game in Mississippi. Both teams are ranked in the top five in the state. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.
"To me, the game is what you would hope it would be and should be," Starkville head coach Jamie Mitchell said. "When you have the No. 1 ranked team and No. 3 ranked team playing, there should be some good players out there and you should see that on Friday."
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