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Abracadabra: Joel Lipman plans magical experience with new studioWritten by Matt Liasse | | firstname.lastname@example.com
University of Toledo Professor Emeritus Joel Lipman has learned from nationally known poets who told him to keep his focus local. That is his intention with ABRACADABRA Studio of Poetics.
"I want to build a local poetry community," Lipman said. "My goals as a publishing poet were not to reach everybody, but to reach people that somehow I happen to cross paths with."
Lipman came to Toledo in 1975 after already being involved in the poetry community in Buffalo and Chicago. He assumed a position in UT's Department of English Language and Literature to teach creative writing.
Opening ABRACADABRA has been a family affair. His son Eli is a partner while his daughter Samantha designed the website.
"ABRACADABRA gave me a chance to plug into my three kids," Lipman said.
Eli opened the Toledo former coffee shop The Ground Level in 2009, which included studios upstairs for developing work. Lipman said he wanted to be part of that venture, but was busy.
"I'm 71 years old and had a very active, artistic life for a very long time; a very satisfying, rewarding career at the University of Toledo," Lipman said. "I'm not a person who carries regrets, but I said I'm not going to let that happen again."
Lipman was inspired to move further with his idea for ABRACADABRA while visiting his other son Jesse, a slam poet who lives in Honolulu, as he competed in the National Poetry Slam Finals in Boston.
"It's a national movement with enormous participation," Lipman said. "Going there and seeing the vibrancy … made me aware of the fact that there was a huge appetite for poetry in the country."
As a founding co-director of the Toledo Poets Center, over the years Lipman has planned many successful poetry readings.
"But one thing that nagged at me was the audience, and this isn't a condemnation, this is a self-directed criticism. The audience never seemed to mature. They never seemed to expect more," Lipman said.
When he retired in 2012, he set out a goal to make a center where writers can elevate themselves in poetry.
He took inspiration from Lois-Ann Yamanaka, a poet he met who had opened a school in Hawaii called Na'au.
"I really liked what she was up to," he said.
The studio will provide small once-a-week workshops for beginner poets and practicing writers. Lipman wants to offer conversations about specific, selected topics concerning poetry. He also wants to stay away from the academic curriculum he had to work with as a professor. There will be no tests.
"I've done my academic work; I've done my curriculum-based stuff for 40 years," he said. "What that means for me is a chance to teach people about poetry in ways that being on a university didn't allow me the opportunity to."
He also looks forward to offering a tutoring service for anyone interested in one-on-one instruction. Lipman wants those who complete ABRACADABRA to host poetry readings, invite poets to town from other communities or start literary magazines, either in print or online.
Lipman remembers the first time he was introduced to poetry in school. He was a junior in high school and was assigned to read "John Brown's Body" by Stephen Vincent Benet. Lipman said he wants to teach how he was taught when he studied under Pulitzer Prize winners Gwendolyn Brooks and James Wright.
"At ABRACADABRA, I want to wave the magic wand of my educational past over the people who are drawn to the studio," Lipman said. "I think ABRACADABRA can contribute to that richness of cultural and entertainment environment."
He added that he wants the studio to become part of the Downtown arts community.
For more information on classes, complete a response form on abracadabrapoetry.com or contact Lipman at (419) 490-4384. More than 30 people have contacted Lipman with interest. Workshops, conversations and tutorials are forming and will begin early in November.
Tags: 'John Brown's Body', ABRACADABRA Studio of Poetics, Buffalo, Chicago, Hawaii, Honolulu, Lois Ann Yamanaka, Na'au, National Poetry Slam Finals in Boston, Pulitzer Prize winners Gwendolyn Brooks and James Wright, Stephen Vincent Benet, Toledo Poets Center, University of Toledo Professor Emeritus, UT Department of English Language and LIterature


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Given the chronic nature of the disease, treatment for Crohn's disease has three main goals:
- To relieve symptoms, also called achieving remission
- To prevent symptom flare-ups, also called maintaining remission
- To improve quality of life
Because Crohn's is unpredictable, treatment must be customized to each person. There is no "one way" to treat Crohn's disease. Treatment often involves a combination of therapies and approaches that may change over time as the disease progresses. How the disease is treated depends on a number of factors:
- Where the disease is found in the GI tract
- What complications you may have
- How severe the disease is
- What past treatments you have received and how you responded to them
There are essentially two phases of treatment for Crohn's disease. The first is to control inflammation and relieve symptoms. This allows the intestines to heal. Then once symptoms have gone into remission, treatment is aimed at keeping your symptoms from returning.
Medications for Crohn's Disease
Many of the medications used for Crohn's are used both to ease symptoms and to maintain remission once symptoms are under control, although at different dosages depending on the desired goal. There are five main drug classes used to treat Crohn's disease.
Antibiotics may be used both to treat symptoms of Crohn's disease and as a long-term therapy to help treat abscesses and fistulas.
- How given: orally, by mouth, or intravenously (IV).
- How they work: Antibiotics are very effective at killing bacteria that cause infections. Some researchers also believe they may help suppress the immune system. Currently, studies are being done to determine the effectiveness of using antibiotics to help control the disease.
- Possible side effects: Nausea, vomiting, metallic taste, diarrhea, stomach pain, headache, insomnia, discolored urine, and nervousness.
Aminosalicylates (5-ASA medications) are a class of anti-inflammatory drugs used to treat people with mild to moderate Crohn's disease. They are aspirin-like compounds that contain 5-aminosalicylic acid (5-ASA).
- How given: orally, by mouth, or rectally, as an enema or a suppository
- How they work: These drugs help control inflammation directly at the lining of the GI tract. They also work throughout the body to interfere with the inflammatory process. Aminosalicylates are used both to help control symptoms and to maintain remission of the disease.
- Possible side effects: headaches, rash, nausea, respiratory infection, hair loss, joint or muscle pain, diarrhea, stomach pain, vomiting, and loss of appetite. Men using one type of 5-ASA drug may experience infertility, although this goes away after the drug is stopped.
Corticosteroids are powerful and fast-acting drugs used for short-term treatment of symptom flares in people with moderate to severe Crohn's disease. People receiving these drugs often see an improvement in symptoms within a few days of taking them. Because of the risk for significant side effects, corticosteroids are not used for maintenance therapy.
About half the time, these drugs can cause a recurrence of symptoms when a person stops taking them. For this reason, they are given at the lowest dosage for the shortest amount of time.
There is a newer type of corticosteroid that targets just the intestine rather than the entire body. This drug has fewer side effects and is being used to treat people with mild to moderate Crohn's.
- How given: Orally by mouth, as an IV, or rectally as enemas or suppositories.
- How they work: by interfering with the body's ability to start and maintain inflammation. They also help suppress the immune system.
- Possible side effects: high blood pressure, high blood sugar, weight gain, acne, mood swings, insomnia, increased risk of infection, facial hair, weakened bones (osteoporosis), dizziness, depression, anxiety, psychiatric symptoms (psychosis, or losing touch with reality), bulging eyes, rounded face, upset stomach.
Immunomodulators, drugs that suppress the immune system, are usedfor people with moderate to severe Crohn's disease who:
- Have not responded to treatment with aminosalicylates or corticosteroids
- Often need treatment with corticosteroids and/or who cannot come off corticosteroids without developing a flare-up of symptoms
- Have side effects from corticosteroids
Immunomodulators are often used with corticosteroids to help improve the body's response to medication during a flare-up of the disease. They help reduce dependency on corticosteroids. They also help maintain remission. Immunomodulators can take as long as three months to work or longer.
- How given: most often by mouth, but they can also be used topically or by injection.
- How they work: these medicines modify the body's immune system response to help prevent ongoing inflammation.
- Possible side effects: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, mouth sores, headache, rash, fever, back or joint pain, increased risk of infection, acne, drowsiness, insomnia, burning or tingling of hands or feet, itching, stomach pain, dizziness, and increased facial hair growth.
Biologics are the newest class of therapies used to treat people with moderate to severe Crohn's disease. They are used in people who have not responded to treatment with aminosalicylates, antibiotics, corticosteroids, or immunomodulators.
- How given: injection under the skin or by an IV
- How they work: These therapies are engineered to target specific proteins involved in inflammation. Because they don't affect the entire immune system, they tend to have fewer side effects. However, certain side effects can be serious.
Possible side effects: Redness, swelling, itching, pain, rash, or bruising at the injection site. Other side effects include upper respiratory or sinus infections, headache, nausea, urinary tract infections, depression, tiredness, diarrhea, stomach pain, joint pain, sore throat, back pain, and weight gain. More serious side effects include an increased risk of serious infections and lymphoma, cancer of the lymphatic system. Other serious side effects include heart failure, serious allergic reactions, a lupus-like syndrome, blood disorders, and a nerve condition that causes weakness and numbness.
Communication: Key to Your Crohn's Treatment
To help ensure that your treatment works effectively, it's very important to take all medications as directed by your doctor. You should never stop taking a medication without consulting your doctor as it could cause symptoms to return.
Because some drugs may cause more serious side effects, your doctor may monitor you as you undergo treatment. So be sure you go to all follow-up doctor appointments and have all recommended laboratory tests.
If you have any questions about your treatment options or concerns about side effects, be sure to discuss these with your doctor. "A patient and physician have to weigh the risks and benefits of each treatment together based on the patient's comfort level and the doctor's expertise and experience," says Edward Loftus, MD, professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
Surgery for Crohn's Disease
When serious complications develop, medications alone no longer control Crohn's disease or no longer work as effectively, your doctor may recommend surgery. It can be an important option for long-term relief of symptoms.
Not everyone with Crohn's disease will need surgery, but many do. "Sixty to 80 percent of people with Crohn's will need at least one surgery. Half of those people will need a second surgery. The average is about one to two surgeries in a person's lifetime," Loftus says.
In people with Crohn's disease, surgery is used to:
- Widen a portion of the intestine that has become narrowed, also called a stricture. This procedure is called a strictureplasty.
- Remove a diseased section of the intestine or to treat a fistula. After the section is removed, the two ends of healthy intestine are sewn back together. This is called a resection.
- Remove the entire rectum and colon, or just the colon. If only the colon is removed, called a colectomy, the end of the small intestine is connected to the end of the rectum, which allows the person to have regular bowel movements. If both the colon and rectum are removed, called a proctocolectomy, the end of the small intestine is connected to a hole in the abdomen wall in a procedure called an ileostomy. The hole itself is called a stoma. Waste passes through the stoma and is collected in an external bag, which needs to be emptied throughout the day. Clothing easily hides the bag, so no one can tell that you are wearing one.
- Drain an abscess.
Your doctor will recommend the type of procedure that will effectively treat your symptoms and any complications while preserving as much of your intestine as possible.
It's important to understand that with Crohn's disease, surgery cannot cure the disease, even when the inflamed part of the intestine is removed. In fact, about 50 percent of people with Crohn's disease will see the disease come back to another part of the intestine within 5 years after surgery. However, having surgery can help relieve symptoms for years once medications are no longer effective.
Taking immunomodulators or aminosalicylates after surgery may help reduce the chance of the disease recurring. If the disease does return, it can often be treated with medication.
What to Do If You Need Surgery for Crohn's
If you face the prospect of having surgery, it's important to give it your full consideration if your doctor recommends it. Surgery is not just a last-ditch effort to control the disease. It can be an important part of your treatment plan and greatly help improve the quality of your life. Here are some things you can do to help ease your concerns:
- Learn all you can about what type of surgery is recommended, why it is recommended, and what your other treatment options may be.
- Learn what to expect before, during, and after surgery.
- Ask your doctor what you can and can't expect as a result of the surgery.
- Ask for a second opinion. You should not hesitate to ask for another opinion if you want one.
- Talk with people who have had the same type of surgery to find out about their experiences.
Once you've considered your options, you can make an informed decision. Surgery should not be taken lightly, however, it may be the best option to help relieve your symptoms and help you live a fuller life.
Maintenance Therapy for Crohn's
After you have entered remission, you will start maintenance therapy. The goal is to keep your symptoms from returning for as long as possible. Many of the same drugs used to help control flares are also used for maintenance therapy. Which medication or combination of medications your doctor recommends will depend on:
- What your symptoms are
- Where your Crohn's disease is located
- Whether you experience any side effects
- Whether you have had surgery
Antibiotics, 5-ASA medications, immunomodulators, and biologics are all used to help maintain remission.
It is much easier to stay in remission than it is to get the disease under control in the first place. Here are some steps you can take to help maintenance therapy work for as long as possible:
- Always take your medication as directed by your doctor. Don't skip doses or take less than recommended. If cost is a factor, talk with your doctor. He may be able to put you in touch with programs that offer free or discounted prescription medications.
- If you smoke, join a smoking cessation program. Smoking makes Crohn's more active and may prevent remissions.
- Avoid taking aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) and naproxen (Aleve), as they can irritate the stomach and trigger disease flares. Don't take any other prescription medication, OTC drug, nutritional supplement, or natural remedy without first talking with your doctor.
To help manage occasional bouts of cramping, diarrhea, or joint pain, your doctor may suggest the use of certain over-the counter drugs:
- Medications to stop diarrhea
- Acetaminophen (Tylenol)
However, because these drugs can hide symptoms of a disease flare, it's important to consult your doctor before taking them.
Crohn's: Looking to the Future
"Over the last decade, treatment improved dramatically with the introduction of biologics. That forward progression has slowed somewhat in the last few years, but there are a lot of hopeful new treatments in the pipeline. I think we will continue to find biologics that are quite effective. And in the near future, we are refining the use of current therapies to more effectively treat Crohn's disease," says Joshua Korzenik, MD, assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Korzenik is the director for the Crohn's and Colitis Center at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
There is no question that living with Crohn's disease is a challenge. But the future looks bright as researchers from all over the world focus on understanding more about this complex and mystifying condition.


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CPS removes 10 children from Laredo home
By Jason Buch : June 14, 2013 : Updated: June 14, 2013 5:54pm
Photo By Jason Buch/San Antonio Express-NewsPolice arrested Elsa Cuellar Alvarado, 55, and Miguel Alvarado, 63, at this house, seen in a Wednesday June 12, 2013 photo,in a neighborhood on Laredo's wealthy north side and charged them with nine counts of tampering with government documents. Neighbors said the family stood out because of they kept livestock at the house and there were so many children living there. State authorities have removed 10 children from the house.
Photo By Jason Buch/San Antonio Express-NewsElsa Cuellar Alvarado, 55, ran a church out of this building, seen in a June 13, 2013 photo, in central Laredo. She faces nine counts of tampering with government documents, which police allege she used to enroll other families' children in local schools. A woman who says she attended the church said she gave up her child to be raised by Cuellar.
Elsa Cuellar Alvarado
Elsa Cuellar Alvarado, 55, ran a church out of this building in Laredo.
LAREDO — Authorities in this border town are scrambling to learn the identities of 10 children taken by Child Protective Services from a sprawling home in one of its nicer neighborhoods.
CPS cited unsafe conditions when they removed the children from the home of Elsa Cuellar Alvarado in May. The rest of the story is far more strange, and many questions remain unanswered.
The children, ranging in age from 5 to 17, believe they're Cuellar Alvarado's sons and daughters and have lived with her since they were infants. But most of them are not related to each other and none of them appear to be related to Cuellar Alvarado, authorities said.
When school district officials opened an investigation into whether Cuellar Alvarado and her husband were falsifying documents, it looked like a standard case of someone in Laredo letting families from Nuevo Laredo claim residency at their address to attend U.S. schools, but all but four of the children are from the U.S.
The children will undergo DNA tests, but officials don't know who to compare it with.
Weeks after Cuellar Alvarado's arrest was splashed across the news media here, only one possible biological parent has come forward, a young woman who attended the small nondenominational church that Cuellar Alvarado, ran and says she was talked into giving up her son.
Check back on mySA.com for updates.


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March 26, 2015
In our Researching the unknown project we explored what physicists at Queen Mary University of London get up to. As part of the project the designer Charles Trevelyan produced these four beautiful posters, which are our images of the week. Feel free to download and print them out, to adorn your classroom, bedroom or wherever you'd like to see them! Simply click on the images to download a pdf.
This poster accompanies our article From dust to us.
This poster accompanies our article String theory: From Newton to Einstein and beyond.
This poster accompanies our article What is cosmology?
This poster accompanies our article Life after the Higgs boson.
Click here to see previous images of the week.
March 18, 2015
A solar eclipse observed in Australia in 2012. Image: Davidfntau.
On Friday March 20, between around 9:25 GMT and 10:41 GMT, people in the UK will be able to witness a partial eclipse of the Sun! It's the first one since the total eclipse in 1999 and there won't be another one until 2026.
A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves in front of the Sun, blotting parts of it out and casting its shadow on the Earth. Some parts on the Earth will see a total eclipse, in which the Moon completely blocks the Sun, giving a great view of its outer atmosphere called the corona.
On Friday only a narrow path a few hundred kilometres wide will see a total eclipse. The only two landmasses in that path are the Faroe Islands and the arctic archipelago of Svalbard. In the UK the Sun will only be partially obscured to varying degrees: Edinburgh will see 93% of the Sun blotted out, Lerwick in the Shetland Isles 97%, and London 85%. In London the eclipse will start at 8:25GMT, peak at 9:31GMT and end at 10:41. Times vary slightly in other parts of the UK, with things happening earlier the further West or South you are.
The geometry of an eclipse. In the region called the umbra, bounded by the small yellow circle, people see a total eclipse. In the penumbra, bounded by the larger yellow circle, people see a partial eclipse.
But even when the eclipse is only partial, there are still interesting things to look out for. You might see dark spots on the Sun — sunspots — which are caused by the magnetic field of the Sun dimming its light output. You might also be able to observe the outline of the Moon's surface, with its mountains and valleys. If you're somewhere where the sunlight passes through tree foliage, you'll see lots of images of the eclipse projected on the ground and other things around you, as the holes in the foliage act as pin hole cameras.
Pinhole images on a car during the 1998 eclipse in Guadeloupe.
It's really important that you don't look at the Sun directly, not even while it is being eclipsed, as this can seriously damage your eyes. Even sunglasses aren't good enough protection. But even if you haven't got specially produced eclipse viewing glasses, chances are there is something in your house that will help you view it. A colander and a piece of paper, for example. Standing with your back to the Sun, let the light pass through the colander onto the paper to see lots of images of the eclipsed Sun appear. You could also use a mirror to reflect the light onto a wall, or build your own pinhole camera. See this lovely booklet, produced by the Royal Astronomical Society, to find out more.
Now all we need is a clear sky!
March 17, 2015
Were you stuck in traffic on your way to work or school this morning? Then you might take consolation in the thought of yourself as a tiny experimental subject in the giant petri dish of the UK's motorways, contributing your data points to a greater understanding of traffic flow.
Our image of the week shows a heat map of the traffic on a clockwise section of the M25 (junction 9 to junction 14) showing the speed of cars as a colour, from pale yellow for around 80 mph to red for stationary, as they pass along this stretch of road on a typical Monday. The image was created by Richard Gibbons, from the University of Cambridge's Computer Laboratory. It is based on data collected by the Highways Agency from MIDAS (the Motorway Incident Detection and Automatic Signalling) system, archived minute by minute since 1997 at loop detectors every few hundred metres under many UK motorways.
The diagonal red stripes streaking down the image from the left to right between 7am and 11am are driver's commuting pain manifested in data. A driver's path through the data will start at the bottom and move upwards as they passed along the motorway and to the right as time passed. And if they passed junction 9 at, say, 7.30 in the morning, they would have hit red stripe after red stripe, like striking the incoming wave fronts as you try to swim out from a beach.
These stripes are the wave fronts of a stop and go wave, the infuriating pattern of repeated stopping (red) and starting (yellow) that is well known to both motorists and traffic modellers. This is a kind of shock wave that moves back through the traffic, opposite to the direction the cars are travelling. This can be easily seen in the heat map: one starts around junction 12 and moving backwards down the motorway as time goes on.
Click here to see previous images of the week.
March 14, 2015
Today, written as 3/14 the American way, is day! This special day happens every year, but today is extra special! It's 3/14/15, giving us the first five digits of that lovely number, rather than just three! But why should we care about all these digits?
If you had a sloppy maths teacher at school you might have grown up with the idea that the number is equal to Now that is completely wrong. Writing those numbers out in decimal gives while . There's a difference in the third decimal place after the decimal point!
How accurately do we need to know the value of π?
Surely this small inaccuracy doesn't matter? Well, as the following extract from a longer article by Chris Budd shows, it really does.
The point is that is not any number. It lies at the heart of any technology that involves rotation or waves, and that is much of mechanical and electrical engineering. If rotating parts in, say, a typical jet engine are not manufactured to high tolerance, then the parts simply won't rotate. This typically involves measurements correct to one part in 10,000 and, as these measurements involve , we require a value of to at least this order of accuracy to prevent errors. In medical imaging using CAT or MRI scanners, the scanning devices move on a ring which has to be manufactured to a tolerance of one part in 1,000,000, requiring an even more precise value of .
However, even this level of accuracy pales into insignificance when we look at modern electrical devices. In high frequency electronics, with frequencies in the order of 1GHz (typical for mobile phones or GPS applications), electrical engineers require a precision in the value used for in the order of one part in 1,000,000,000,000,000.
So, the modern world needs and it needs it accurately!
March 10, 2015
Maryam Mirzkhani, the first female Fields medallist
We may be a little late in celebrating International Women's Day but it's not for a shortage of excellent female mathematicians to celebrate! Here are some of the most inspiring women we've worked with or learnt about in the last year...
Maryam Mirzakhani is one of the best mathematicians in the world. Last August she received the Fields medal (one of the highest accolades in mathematics), recognised for her "rare combination of superb technical ability, bold ambition, far-reaching vision, and deep curiosity". She was the first woman to be awarded this prize and we were lucky enough to meet Mirzakhani and learn about her fascinating work in topology at the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in Seoul last Summer.
Ingrid Daubechies at the opening ceremony of the International Congress of Mathematicians in 2014. Image copyright ⓒ 2010-2014 International Congress of Mathematicians 2014, all rights reserved.
At the ICM we were also fortunate to meet Ingrid Daubechies, President of the International Mathematical Union. As well as talking to her about the importance of a mathematical community, we heard her speak about her recent work virtually restoring paintings, just one application of wavelet theory. Famously it has also been used by the FBI to digitise finger prints, and it is widely used in medical imaging. Debauchies made fundamental discoveries in wavelet theory that opened up the field and has had an important role in making this mathematics into a practical tool for analysis in other areas outside mathematics. (You can read more about wavelets and how Debauchies work opened up this field here.)
We also found out about a fantastic mathematician, Margharita Piazolla Beloch, who discovered a new type of origami fold (the sixth axioms of origami) in 1936 and proved that this fold solves cubic equations. We'll write more about Beloch in upcoming articles, but it's thanks to her discovery that we can now solve the unsolvable and trisect an angle.
And finally, one of the people we've really enjoyed working with this last year (and years before that!) is Vicky Neale, our former colleague and now Whitehead Lecturer at the Mathematical Institute in Oxford. As well as learning many fascinating things working with Vicky on a project producing new and exciting resources for sixth form students, we've also really enjoyed listening to Vicky's contributions to many radio shows and her popular lectures and workshops. You can listen to many of her recordings online, the details are here.
February 26, 2015
If you feel in need of some love this cold, dark February, then our images of the week might be just what you need. These hearts, created by Hamid Naderi Yeganeh, aren't drawn by hand, but defined by mathematical equations.
Image by Hamid Naderi Yeganeh.
Image by Hamid Naderi Yeganeh.
The first curve consists of points in the plane whose coordinates satisfy
for where ( is a zero of .)
The second curve consists of points in the plane whose coordinates satisfy
for .
You can see more of Hamid's images on this website, in The Guardian and on the American Mathematical Society website.
Click here to see previous images of the week.
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Students in speech-language pathology/audiology choose several career paths with their undergraduate degree. Qualified students pursue a Masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology or a Doctorate in Audiology for the purpose of working as a licensed and certified clinician in the assessment and treatment of children and adults with a wide variety of speech, language, swallowing, and hearing problems resulting from a wide variety of disorders including but not limited to developmental delays in speech and language acquisition, language learning disabilities, articulation and phonological disorders, voice problems, fluency problems, and hearing loss; or with speech, voice and swallowing problems that are acquired as a result of stroke (aphasia), brain injury, or neurological disorders. Other students use their bachelor's degree to pursue career choices in areas such as public health, research assistant, speech-language pathology assistant, teacher of English as a second language, and recreational therapist. Students with their bachelor's may also seek graduate work in related areas including psychology, school counseling, and others. Regardless of one's chosen career path our graduates have distinguished themselves as leaders in local, national, and international settings.
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Tuesday, June 3, 2014
College of Charleston baseball coach Monte Lee knew it'd be a challenge, but he was always confident in his team.
The No. 4 seed in a regional with Florida, North Carolina and Long Beach State, the Cougars entered as underdogs and battled their way out as champions.
College of Charleston (44-17) grabbed three wins in four days, including a 4-2 win over Long Beach State Monday, to claim the Gainesville Regional title and advance to the NCAA Super Regionals for just the second time in program history.
The Cougars are the only No. 4 seed left in the round of 16 and just the fourth No. 4 seed to advance to a super regional in the past 15 years. They'll face Texas Tech in a best-of-three series beginning either Friday or Saturday in Lubbock, Texas.
"I'm so proud of this group of young men," Lee said. "I am humbled to get to coach this incredible group and excited that we get to keep playing baseball."
Cougars freshman right-hander Tyler Thornton earned regional MVP honors, allowing two earned runs off four hits, one walk with four strikeouts in the complete-game win. Thornton gave up both runs in the first inning but allowed just two hits and no walks through the next eight.
The Cougars scored in the first inning in each of their three regional wins and are 30-2 this season when doing so. Andrew Wise delivered the prophetic first-inning run with a single up the gap to center to score Brandon Murray. Wise finished 2 for 4 on the day with the RBI.
"To come here as a four seed and go undefeated, it's awesome," Wise said. "It's definitely an experience I'll never forget."
Long Beach (34-26) countered with two runs in the bottom frame as Richard Prigatano doubled off the left-field wall and Johnny Bekakis lined a single off Thorton's arm.
Wise helped the Cougars tie the game in the third, reaching on an infield error while Blake Butler scored from third.
The Cougars ended Long Beach starter Nick Sabo's day in the fourth inning at 62 pitches. Sabo suffered the loss, allowing four runs, three earned off two hits, two walks and two strikeouts.
Morgan Phillips hit a sacrifice fly into foul territory to bring home Ryan Welke in the first at-bat after the pitching change. Ben Boykin scored off a wild pitch in the next at-bat to give the Cougars a two-run lead that'd be enough with Thorton dealing on the mound.
Phillips, Boykin, Murray and Thornton were all named to the Gainesville All-Regional team. The Cougars head to Lubbock, winners of 10 of their last 11 games, with a six-game winning streak intact and an opportunity for a bid to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska.
"They are a special team to coach and they have been having so much fun the last couple of weeks," Lee said. "We have been playing loose and scoring early."
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- Critical line of the deconfinement phase transition (2005)
- Phase diagram of strongly interacting matter is discussed within the exactly solvable statistical model of the quark-gluon bags. The model predicts two phases of matter: the hadron gas at a low temperature T and baryonic chemical potential muB, and the quark-gluon gas at a high T and/or muB. The nature of the phase transition depends on a form of the bag mass-volume spectrum (its pre-exponential factor), which is expected to change with the muB/T ratio. It is therefore likely that the line of the 1st} order transition at a high muB/T ratio is followed by the line of the 2nd order phase transition at an intermediate muB/T, and then by the lines of "higher order transitions" at a low muB/T.
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- We present a detailed study of chemical freeze-out in nucleus-nucleus collisions at beam energies of 11.6, 30, 40, 80 and 158A GeV. By analyzing hadronic multiplicities within the statistical hadronization approach, we have studied the chemical equilibration of the system as a function of center of mass energy and of the parameters of the source. Additionally, we have tested and compared different versions of the statistical model, with special emphasis on possible explanations of the observed strangeness hadronic phase space under-saturation.


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My weekend was relatively boring. I work on Saturday and Sunday and we were relatively busy, which at least made time go by fast. Customers for the most part have been cheery and happy which is good; there's nothing worse than cranky customers at Christmastime.
My parents were in town to continue working on the downstairs apartment of the house, which my brother will move into in a few months. On Saturday my dad and Dustin drove the 4 hours to Green Bay to move most of Ryan's things here. He'll live in one of the bedrooms in the house with us until the apartment is finished. He's staying in Green Bay for the rest of the month to finish work but on New Year's Eve he'll be here for good, yay!
On Christmas Eve we're going to dinner at Dustin's grandparents' and afterward going to Dustin's dad and stepmom's house to spend the night. We're spending Christmas morning with them and Dustin's sister and then later Christmas morning we'll come back here to spend the rest of the day with my parents and Ryan. I am so thrilled that we not only got to spend Thanksgiving with both our families but Christmas as well. This house has been such a blessing for all of us.
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CRESTVIEW — If Crestview High School's baseball team is to have a chance in District 1-7A games against Navarre, Tate and Niceville next week the Bulldogs must play better than they did Thursday night against McCracken High School from Paducah, Ky.
The Mustangs scored all five of their runs in the fifth inning to take a 5-2 win.
McCracken had already scored twice when Ryan Garner broke the game open with a bases loaded double to clear the bases and break the game open.
It wasn't as if Crestview didn't have its share of chances. The Bulldogs had the bases loaded with one out in the third and seventh innings and were unable to score.
"We had our chances," Crestview Coach Tim Gillis said. "Give those guys credit. They made pitches when they had to.
"They got a big hit when they had the bases loaded. We had some chances and we didn't (get a hit), but that's baseball. It's very frustrating."
The Bulldogs struck first with a run in the first inning.
Matt Gillis and Corey Armstrong drew one out walks. And with two outs Colter Hancock singled to score Gillis.
With Mustang pitcher Preston Frommeyer showing since of struggling Crestview had a chance to break the game open in the third inning with the bases loaded and one out and Hancock at bat.
Hancock sent a screaming line drive to deep left-center field. But Mustang left fielder Nathan Williams got a great jump on the ball and made a great catch and threw out Armstrong as he tried to get back to second base.
Crestview pitcher Travis Wiljakainen had a two-hit shutout going into the fifth inning when the wheels came off.
McCracken had two runs in and the bases loaded with two out when Tim Gillis brought in Jordan Chamberlain to replace Wiljakainen on the mound with Garner coming to bat.
Crestview picked up a run in the sixth inning when Corey Armstrong was safe at second on a Mustang error to lead off the inning and Austin Armstrong scored him with a single up the middle
Frommeyer worked out of the jam by striking out the side.
The Bulldogs (10-10) had one more shot in the seventh.
Justin Abdo led off the inning with an infield hit. Pierce Cadenhead was next and he struck out due in part to a very questionable called strike two on a pitch that almost hit his foot.
One out walks to Hunter Sullivan and Gillis loaded the bases marking the end to Frommeyer's night on the mound.
Frommeyer was replaced by Williams. Williams got Corey Armstrong to pop out and Austin Armstrong to strike out to end the game.
Tim Gillis quickly turned his focus to next week's run that starts Tuesday with the Bulldogs hosting Navarre before traveling to Tate on Thursday and Niceville on Friday.
"You've got to wipe the slate clean and start over and go from there, he said. "We are sitting in good shape in the district, but we have to play better in a lot of situations. We have to find a way to be real good next week."
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin's sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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Wonderful Windchime! I purchased this windchime along with a few others and this one is by far my favorite! I love the soft chime along with the beautiful shape. I am planning to purchase another for a different part of the yard. Great purchase! August 9, 2009
Amazing!!! I purchased these for my friend as a Christmas gift, it was one of my favorite gifts given this year! I was very surprised at how large these chimes were, they demand their own space on the porch. She loved them and I wished I had purchased 2!!! January 17, 2009
Beautiful This windchime is looks and sounds beautiful. I loved mine. The only bad thing, it weathered far to easily. The coconut base ended up fading and cracking in half. Then again, it was outside everyday of the year in Arizona. :) It was still a great buy! May 26, 2011
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Griffith HW.
Griffith's 5-Minute Clinical Consult
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Hurst DS, Amin K, Seveus L, Venge P.
Evidence of mast cell activity in the middle ears of children with otitis media with effusion.
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Otitis media (ear infection).
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Phillips. Otitis media, milk allergy, and folk medicine.
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This is a patient support community for discussion relating to Tourette syndryome.
The subject no one wants to hear about, but chiari and syringomyelia are life-altering conditions and you WILL have to face that and change some major things in your life. You will find people with these conditions who continue to do some of these things, but they do so with the knowledge that it can severely alter their current condition for the worse. The following are just some of those No-No's:
NO neck stressing activities, such as roller-coasters, 4-wheelers, skateboards, horseback riding, motorcycles, wave pools, backpacking, falling asleep in chairs, extended reading with head bent ect.. Anything that "jars" your head and/or spine is a definite no-no.
NO neck stressing sports, such as water skiing, snow skiing, snow boarding, sky diving, bungee jumping, diving, playing tennis, basketball, soccer, football ect (Just trying to cover all the basics – you get the idea.)
NO contact sports.
NO Chiropractor!- Especially at the neck for chiarians and for those with a syrinx, no deep tissue in the area of ur syrinx.(The chiro should be well versed on Both CM/SM)
NO straining which includes straining to reach something, or even straining during a bowel movement. Take a fiber supplement every day if you tend to get blocked up.
NO moving furniture or heavy objects around by pushing, pulling, lifting, or any other way. Pick up nothing heavier than a gallon of milk. I know – that sounds impossible, but keep that gallon of milk in the back of your mind.
NO moving around in the dark!
NO putting yourself into stressful situations or relationships. Try to relax, avoid noise and keep your neck muscles relaxed.
NO twisting your spine – try to keep a good posture with your spine lined up and straight.
NO bending over. lower yourself to the floor by bending your knees – not your back.
NO sudden spinal/neck movements.
NO using the hair wash sink at the hair salon.Instead ask for the special try that most hair salons have that are designed to accommodate people who are unable to bend their head/necks backward.
NO Lifting more than 15 lbs when strength training or backpacking.Heavy lifting is generally not recommended especially if you have a syrinx.
AVOID sleeping in a head down position.
Avoid cervical traction.
Avoid lumbar punctures, spinal taps or epidurals, unless it is a well informed chiari dr....if a LP is drawn too quick it can cause the tonsils to herniate even further.Done incorrectly, this can be very dangerous for a chiarian.
AVOID doing any kind of activity that causes you to bend your head backwards, such as: bending back to gargle, washing hair in the shower ect.
AVOID food with too much salt.Especially for woman during their premenstrual period.
DON'T participate in any physical activity that puts you in jeopardy of falling and or creating trauma of any kind.
DON'T try to keep commitments when you're feeling badly. Listen to your body.


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More Google services will be available for everyone. You don't need invitation from Google to test them, and you don't need to try a testing version, like in Google Talk's case (see below).
Google Analytics, which is basically the former Urchin hosted on Google servers and delivered for free, is now available without invitation. You can see more information about the visitors of your site and analyze your performance. While Google Analytics had some problems that slowed your page loading and was even down for short periods, the service scalability has been improved. Google itself uses Analytics for most of its pages.
Google Spreadsheets, the service that allows you to create spreadsheets online and edit them collaborating with other people, is now a public beta. Although the spreadsheets have limitations and you can't add charts or macros yet, it's an interesting application, not intended to replace Excel.
The latest version of Google Talk, that includes support for file transfer and voicemail, will be released today, at Google Talk's 1 year anniversary. Although the client is not yet mature and it lacks basic VoIP features and a rich-text editor, the clean interface is a big advantage in the future developments. When Gmail will be out of beta (which is not that far away), the userbase will increase and the biggest problem of any messenger client (I don't use it because my friends / co-workers don't use it) will be solved.
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Learn what organizations around the world are doing to help girls learn and how you can help.
Read the New Infographic: Gender Equality = Smarter Development.
Q&A: Susan Markham shares why gender equality matters
In Liberia, the Advancing Youth Project is giving young mothers a second chance to build a better life.
The Challenge
Women and girls face barriers and disadvantages in every sector in which we work.
Around the world 62 million girls are not in school. Globally, 1 in 3 women will experience gender-based violence in her lifetime. In the developing world, 1 in 7 girls is married before her 15th birthday, with some child brides as young as 8 or 9. Each year more than 287,000 women, 99 percent of them in developing countries, die from pregnancy- and childbirth-related complications.
While women make up more than 40 percent of the agriculture labor force only 3 to 20 percent are landholders. In Africa, women-owned enterprises make up as little as 10 percent of all businesses. In South Asia, that number is only 3 percent. And despite representing half the global population, women compromise less than 20 percent of the world's legislators.
Putting women and girls on equal footing with men and boys has the power to transform every sector in which we work.
The Opportunity
Investing in gender equality and women's empowerment can unlock human potential on a transformational scale.
Simply by empowering women farmers with the same access to land, new technologies and capital as men, we can increase crop yields by as much as 30 percent and feed an additional 150 million people. Women account for one-half of the potential human capital in any economy and, according to the World Bank, countries with greater gender equality are more prosperous and competitive.
Women's participation in politics results in tangible gains for democracy, including greater responsiveness to citizen needs, and increased cooperation across party and ethnic lines. In India, research showed that West Bengal villages with greater representation of women in local councils saw an investment in drinking water facilities double that of villages with low levels of elected women, with roads that were almost twice as likely to be in good condition. The research also revealed that the presence of a woman council leader reduces the gender gap in school attendance by 13 percentage points.
When women participate in peace processes, they help to expand the scope of agreements and improve the prospects for durable peace. In Guatemala, women involved in negotiations to end a 36-year civil war secured important protections for labor and indigenous rights as well as guarantees of a balance in civilian and military power. In Liberia, women brought their demands into the streets, playing a vital role in securing a peace that would end that country's devastating civil war.
Our Strategy
At USAID, we believe that gender equality and women's empowerment isn't a part of development but at the core of development.
Development cannot be delivered in a vacuum. Water, energy, agriculture and health all affect men and women differently. These differences are not barriers but opportunities to maximize the impact of our work by delivering development in a more targeted, effective and sustainable way.
That's why across our programs in more than 80 countries we are making evidence-based investments in gender equality and female empowerment. In 2012, we released our Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Policy [PDF, 2.7 MB], cementing our commitment to supporting women and girls. Building on this critical foundation and decades of experience, we're ensuring all our strategies and programs are shaped by a gender analysis, and establish metrics that measure the gender impact of our programs. And we're already seeing a difference.
Through Feed the Future, we're focusing on women's leadership in agriculture by advancing policy changes in developing countries that give women access to financial services and ownership of the very land they tend. In sub-Saharan Africa—where half of all maternal deaths occur—we are leading the public-private partnership Saving Mothers, Giving Life. Just one year after launching in Uganda and Zambia, the program reduced maternal mortality by roughly a third. In Afghanistan, the Promoting Gender Equality in National Priority Programs (PROMOTE) Partnership is the largest investment we have ever made to advance women and girls in development.
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ECA735 - Arts Education Curriculum Study 5
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|2015 unit information
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* Dance, Drama and Media Studies not available in Cloud (online) mode.
|Cohort rule:
(For students enrolled in course E760 only)
|Unit chair:
|J Grenfell
|Campus contact:
D Joseph (Burwood (Melbourne))
J Grenfell (Cloud (online))
To complete a sequence of units in the selected arts specialism, students must meet the prerequisites outlined in the guidelines published by the Victorian Institute of Education for each Arts methodology area. The prerequisites are:
• ART which may be the areas of: Art, Craft, Computer-generated Art, Sculpture, Photography, and recognising expertise in materials such as pottery, ceramics, textiles, wood and metal) Major study in relevant area(s) of Art which includes at least one quarter of a year of practical Art content.
• MUSIC (a) Major study in Music which includes Practical Music or (b) Major study in Music together with AMEB Grade VI equivalent or Year 12 Practical music or (c) Major study in Music which includes Practical Music specialising in one or more musical instruments.
• DANCE Sub-major study in Dance or Performance Studies (Dance)
• DRAMA Major or sub-major in drama and/or theatre studies including some practical drama and heater major including THEATRE STUDIES) Sub-major study in Drama, Performance Studies (Drama) or Theatre Studies (including practical Drama)
|Incompatible with:
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Campus: 1 x 1 hour Class per week, 1 x 2 hour Seminar per week.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin.
Students select the relevant arts curriculum from the following specialisms: Dance, Drama, Music, Media Studies and Visual Arts in order to complete secondary methodology requirements in that arts discipline area.
For advice contact unit chairs or course advisers.
This unit aims to engage in critical discourse and apply a range of inquiry processes in the analysis and evaluation of curriculum initiatives including AusVELS for the Arts (performing arts and visual arts) in the post primary years 7-10 of compulsory education. The unit prepares students to research and apply skills required to design, and develop lesson and unit sequences for the specialist art classroom. Students will develop critical and creative thinking skills, interpersonal communication and intercultural understanding as they analyse and reflect on performing arts and visual arts literacy arts education technologies.
ECA735 students should note that arts discipline methodology specialisms are available for Campus and Cloud (online) study strictly as follows:
• Visual Arts – available Burwood (Melbourne) or Cloud (online)
• Music - available Burwood (Melbourne) or Cloud (online)
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Chicago shares fourth in the West Division with 74 points (35-32-2-2) through 71 games; the Wolves are tied with the Rockford IceHogs, who have played two fewer games, and trail the second-place Houston Aeros, who hold two games in hand, by five points and the third-place Peoria Rivermen by two points.
--- Spencer Machacek: Matched a season-high two goals and notched his ninth multiple-point outing of the season against Manitoba on Friday ... Recorded seven points (3G, 4A) during a current four-game point streak ... Made his NHL debut in two games with Atlanta last week after being recalled on March 16 ... Ranks second on the Wolves and shares third among league rookies with 22 markers in 68 matchups this year ... Ranks second on Chicago and 11th among league rookies with 45 points and leads the team ranks first among AHL first year pros with 12 power-play markers
--- Clay Wilson: Tallied three points (G, 2A) in two games this week ... Posted seven points (G, 6A) during a current four-game point streak ... Ranks third among AHL defensemen with 13 goals, and ranks third on Chicago and fifth among league blueliners with 42 points in 62 outings this season ... Shares first on the Wolves with 29 assists, 18 of which have come while on the power play ... Registered 22 points (5G, 17A) in 27 games with Chicago since being acquired in a trade on Jan. 14 and 20 points (8G, 12A) in 33 tilts with the Syracuse Crunch
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--- Riley Holzapfel: Registered five points (2G, 3A) during a career-high five-game point streak from March 8 to March 20 ... Ranks seventh on the club with 19 assists and shares fifth with 31 points in a team-high 70 outings this year
--- Jordan LaVallee: Recorded three points (G, 2A) in his last three outings ... Ranks third on the team with 17 goals and shares eighth with 27 points in 55 outings during his third pro campaign ... Paces the team and shares fifth in the league with three short-handed markers
--- The Wolves will play their first road game since March 7 at Quad City on Wednesday before returning home to play two contests at the Allstate Arena this weekend; Chicago has notched a 20-14-0-2 record in Rosemont this season, outscoring opponents, 113-98, along the way.
--- The Wolves have potted eight power play goals in the last four games (8 of 28) after being held to one man-advantage strike in their previous four outings (1 of 19); Chicago ranks 21st in the league with a 15.6 percent efficiency rating on the man-advantage (61 of 391).
--- Chicago lost in the shootout for just the second time this season on Saturday; the Wolves have played past regulation 14 times this season (3-9-2), and rank second in the AHL with an .857 winning percentage in extra time.
--- Chicago has been whistled for 1,113 penalty minutes this year, the fifth fewest in the AHL.
--- The Wolves were perfect on the penalty kill for the first time in five outings against Hamilton on Saturday (six for six); Chicago holds 22nd in the league with an 81.7 percent efficiency rating on the penalty kill (294 of 360).
--- The Wolves will play eight of their nine remaining games against West Division opponents; Chicago has posted a .520 winning percentage against West Division foes this season (25-23-1-1).
--- The Wolves will host their ninth annual Skates Mates Kids Club party, exclusively for members, at the Allstate Arena tonight, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Kids clubs members will have the opportunity to meet and greet their favorite players, get a tour of the Wolves' locker room and get the chance to try on hockey equipment. For more information or to sign up, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
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Hamilton 3, (at) Chicago 2 (SO)
--- The Wolves surrendered a 2-1 third period lead before dropping a 3-2 decision in the shootout against the Hamilton Bulldogs at the Allstate Arena Saturday night
--- Defensemen Chad Denny and Brett Skinner tallied power-play strikes for Chicago
--- Goaltender Ondrej Pavelec turned aside 27 of 29 shots in regulation and overtime and two of four Hamilton attempts in the shootout
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Manitoba 6, (at) Chicago 3
--- Chicago pulled ahead twice but couldn't hold onto a lead, falling to the AHL-leading Manitoba Moose, 6-3, at the Allstate Arena Friday night
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