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Diseases, Injuries, and Conditions Lesson Plan: Raising Health Awareness
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In this lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-12, students take part in a hands-on activity to explore the difference between diseases, injuries, and conditions. Students then select a disease, injury, or condition that they or someone they know has been affected by and research prevention and treatment methods. They will use BrainPOP resources as well as other internet sites to develop research skills as they find, compile, and summarize information about health and raising health awareness. Finally, students will design a way to raise community awareness about their selected disease, injury, or condition, and/or a related foundation or charity.
Students will:
- Understand the difference between diseases, injuries, and conditions.
- Select a disease, injury, or condition that they or someone they know has been affected by and research prevention and treatment methods.
- Use internet research skills to find, compile, and summarize information.
- Design a way to raise community awareness about the selected disease, injury, or condition, and/or a related foundation or charity.
- Computers with internet access
- Diseases, injuries, and condition cards (one for each group of students)
- Scissors for each group of students (optional)
- An envelope or small plastic baggie for each group of students (optional)
Preparation:Preview the movies in BrainPOP's Diseases, Injuries, and Conditions unit of health movies. Either print the page or type a list of the movie titles into a document (preferably within a table/chart so each title is within its own box) and print it out. Then, make a set of photocopies (one for each small group of students or pair of students). You can cut them apart and store each set in an envelope, or leave the sheet as it is and have students cut the cards apart. If there are any conditions you do not want students to learn about, be sure to remove them from the cards.
Lesson Procedure:
- Pass out the cards with diseases, injuries, and conditions on them (or the sheet of paper for students to cut apart). Start with an open sort activity by challenging students to work in groups and classify the cards according to any criteria they deem fit. If students don't know what a particular card says, allow them to come up with their own solution. They may want to research it quickly on a mobile device, or create a separate category in their sort for "unknowns."
- Talk about the classification criteria each group of students used, and facilitate a discussion around it as you compare and contrast. Familiarize students with any conditions they had not previously heard of. You may want to use this opportunity to demonstrate the type of internet research skills students will need to use when they complete their projects.
- Ask students what all of these topics have in common. How are they different?
- Present students with a closed sort task next. Ask them to sort the cards into four categories: diseases, injuries, conditions, and tools for management (blood glucose meter, first aid, etc.)
- Afterwards, talk with the class about any discrepancies in the way each group sorted the cards. Facilitate a discussion on the difference between diseases, injuries, and conditions. Have students generate a definition for each of these terms and record it on the board for their reference.
- Tell students that they will be working collaboratively to research a disease, injury, or condition and complete a project related to their chosen topic. Encourage students to select a topic that they are personally invested in: perhaps something that they or someone they know has been affected by.
- All students should research the causes, prevention, and treatment of their selected topic.
- Students who select a disease or serious condition should then find a foundation that funds research and/or treatment for the disease or condition. They should use the foundation's website to discover at least one way they can help raise awareness, money, or other support for people who suffer from the disease or serious condition. Students who select an injury or minor/temporary condition should select a method of raising awareness in their school or community by creating a video, commercial, podcast, brochure, etc.
- Students should begin their research by watching the related BrainPOP topic and exploring the FYI resources. They might also want to view any relevant movies in the Body Systems Unit, Genetics, Growth, and Development Unit, Nutrition Unit, and/or the Personal Health Unit. Afterward, students should use the internet to go more in-depth about specific areas.
- Provide time in class for students to present on their selected topic. You may want to invite parents and community members to take part. If possible, take photos and videos of the presentations and send them to the foundations/organizations who support people with the relevant condition. Encourage students to continue raising health awareness in their school and community.
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ADAMS CENTER No plans have been made for the former Great American Food Store at the junction of Route 11 and North Street, according to the sites new owner.
Its too early to tell, said Edward J. Valentine, who is developing the site with brother John P. Were looking at a lot of possibilities.
County records show Lowville Lighthouse LLC, Watertown, purchased the property from L.K.R. Enterprises Inc., Adams Center, in early March for $275,000.
The opportunity came available, and we came to an agreement with them, Mr. Valentine said.
The limited liability company is owned by the Valentines and shares a post office box address with Valentine Stores Inc., also owned by the family. Through Valentine Stores, Mr. Valentine and his brother operate about a dozen Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppes throughout the region.
One of the Nice N Easy stores operated by the brothers is a half-mile from the North Street site at 17942 Route 177.
Mr. Valentine said the property purchase did not imply anything about the future of the nearby store.
Before making progress at the new purchase in the Adams Center, Mr. Valentine said, he wants to square away details of other projects currently in development, such as a Nice N Easy at Salmon Run Mall Road and Route 12F, Watertown. That project is awaiting approval from multiple state agencies.
Mr. Valentine said he did not have a timetable for developing the Adams Center property, but the plan is to keep the building and gas pumps that are currently in place.
Its a nice, busy corner that should be good for something, Mr. Valentine said.
Before it was a Great American Food Store, the location was Whites Quality Meats Plus, which closed in 2008. The Great American Food Store opened in May 2010 and has been closed for at least a year.
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On Thursday, the university's School of Architecture, Art & Historic Preservation and the Community Partnerships Center hosted an open house at the Blackstone Valley Visitor Center to discuss the potential development of the 12-acre mill site, which is situated partly in Pawtucket and partly in Central Falls. The Rhode Island Commerce Corporation also supported the project.
The graduate students, whose fields of study ranged from architecture and preservation to marketing and business, used the privately owned mill property as a "case study" and explored opportunities for its potential re-use. They were also asked to consider the property in relation to a planned MBTA train stop near Barton and Dexter streets that is within short walking distance.
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Reports of a planned purchase of 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition by the Department of Homeland Security have ignited controversy amid news of other large scale purchases by federal agencies. Although armed security is a crucial part of the DHS mission to prevent terrorism, secure the borders and enforce immigration laws, the volume and type of ammunition allegedly ordered is raising legitimate questions.Â
In the wake of conflicting reports about ammunition purchases, this week I wrote to DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano asking to learn more about the Department's actions and requesting a briefing on this topic.Â
In my role as Chairman of the House Oversight Subcommittee on National Security, I have a Constitutional responsibility to demand accountability and root out wasteful spending. Oversight is the check and the balance against government waste. In a time of record debt and deficits, this function is more important than ever.
Media reports of excess and waste are difficult to assess without further information from DHS. Given Secretary Napolitano's recent assessment of the impact automatic budget cuts will have on her department, I believe it is fair to question the methodology used to determine an ammunition procurement of this size and scope. If, as she has indicated, travelers are experiencing security line delays at major airports as a result of sequestration, then scrutiny of other major spending decisions should be expected.
To put this reportedly massive procurement in context, I have asked DHS to explain how they determine the quantities of ammunition needed. I would expect this decision to include an analysis of past use and projections of future use. I asked Secretary Napolitano to share data from the last 10 years. In that time, how many rounds has the Department used each year? How does the number of rounds used compare to the number of rounds procured during that same period? Â
Some media reports claim the stockpile could last 20 years or more. Others report that the order includes large quantities of hollow point bullets and specialty ammunition for snipers. Are these reports accurate? I would like to understand what volume and caliber of ammunition is being procured and also what is the anticipated shelf life of that ammunition? I want to know how long DHS expects this ammunition to last.Â
Perhaps most importantly, I need to know what DHS is doing to ensure an efficient procurement process. Ammunition is in low supply and high demand. I want reassurance that procedures are in place to prevent ammunition from being lost, stolen, resold or misused. How are unused rounds disposed of? And is there a record kept of rounds that disappear due to theft or loss?Â
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CLAYTON When high school senior Connor J. Briggs heard about the selection for this years musical at Thousand Islands Central School, his reaction was one shared by many in the community.
The name was really unusual. It sounded weird, but at the same time I was very optimistic, Connor said. I said, Nah, Mrs. Wiley would not pick a bad musical.
Katherine Wiley, high school music teacher and show director, said once people get beyond the name of the musical, Urinetown, they will have an opportunity to see a show that has been praised for its humorous story of greed, corruption, love and revolution. It will be staged Friday and Saturday in the auditorium at Thousand Islands Central School.
I just want people to come because its a smart, funny show with wonderful music, Mrs. Wiley said. It makes fun of itself. Its not anything to be offended by.
The musical was written by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollmann, who faced years of rejection by producers with some unable to get past the title. Finally, in 1999, the duo received an encouraging nod from organizers of the New York International Fringe Festival, which staged it during its annual run. It then moved to off-Braodway and then to Broadway, where it ran for 965 performances from 2001 to 2004. It won the 2002 Tony Award for best musical.
Critics seized on the plays liveliness and originality and how it spits in the face of theatrical conventions. The show sends up a number of big-time musicals, such as Les Miserables and West Side Story.
The musicals setting is in a Gotham-like city where a water shortage caused by a 20-year drought has led to a government-enforced ban on private toilets. The citizens must use public amenities, regulated by a single malevolent company that profits by charging admission to the facilities. A hero decides hes had enough and plans a revolution to lead all to freedom.
That is basically what the show is about, Mrs. Wiley said. If you dont have water, youre not going to live.
Senior Noelle M. Flynt, who plays Hope Cladwell, the daughter of the water companys owner, said she saw the show last year when a friend of hers was in it at North Rose-Wolcott Central School in Wayne County.
When Mrs. Wiley suggested it, I was really excited because its such a great show, Noelle said. Even though the title is sort of strange, Its such a funny musical and I hope everyone comes to see it to give it a chance.
Mrs. Wiley said one of the difficult tasks in directing the show is trying to prevent the students from breaking out in laughter.
It fits our kids; they love to be funny, she said. This is an opportunity for them to be funny but not in a slapsticky kind of way.
Connor, who plays Caldwell B. Cladwell, the evil president and owner of the Urine Good Co., said he enjoyed performing in past musicals at the school such as Little Shop of Horrors and Damn Yankees.
They were really good, but this one has something about it, he said. It has kick to it.
He added, For such a serious story, it has a lot of funny moments.
"It's forcing us to be better actors because the roles are so far from high school students agewise for some people, theyve got to act younger, and for others its so crazy and funny, said Maria L. Cipullo, who plays Little Becky Two Shoes.
Senior Kevin E. OConnor, who plays Mr. McQueen, said hes enjoying the sarcasm in the musical.
Were having a blast with it, he said. I think its one of the best plays weve done. Its a good one to finish off my last year here.
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Michael Campany as officer Lockstock, Darien Frederick as Penelope Pennywise, Erick Lange as Bobby Strong, Maura Warren as Little Sally, Kevin OConnor as Mr. McQueen, Mariah Turner as Senator Fipp, Kody Bleam as officer Barrel, Noelle Flynt as Hope Cladwell, Duncan Richardson as Old Man Strong and Hot Blades Harry, Tiger Chapman as Tiny Tom and Dr. Billeaux, Alexi Cassidy as Soupy Sue and company executive, Maria Cipullo as Little Becky Two Shoes and Mr. Cladwells secretary, Bradley Balk as Bobby the Stockfish, Connor Briggs as Caldwell B. Cladwell, Alicia Fitzsimmons as the old woman and Josephine Strong, Allison Jones as Mrs. Millenium, Ashlee Bourquin as company executive and Devon Crawford as Billy Boy Bill.
Rebels: Ashlee Bouquin, Sabrina Burns, Allison Jones, Emily Locke and Natalie Reff.
Cops: Isabella Baird, Andrea Bourquin, Alexi Cassidy, Tiger Chapman, Darien Frederick, Allison Jones, Sara Lantier and Maura Warren.
Chorus: Isabella Baird, Hayley Dolbow, Abigail Fearnside, Hannah Finley, Jessica Knapp, Sara Lantier, Beth Locke and Olivia Poventud.
Joy Rhinebeck is co-director. Vocal direction is by Kathryn Ingerson and choreography by Eileen Hauck.
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Grand Haven Buccaneer football hosts Grandville Bulldogs for Homecoming, Sept. 30. Bucs prevail 41-13. Norris Ellis and Shar'rae Davis are voted Homecoming King and Queen. In class banner competition, seniors take first place followed by juniors, sophomores and freshmen.
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As I continue my tenure as Head of our Lyles School of Civil Engineering, I look forward to the wonderful opportunities to work with our great students, faculty, staff, alums and friends to move the Lyles School to even greater levels of excellence in the coming years.
Each year brings us much excitement as we celebrate the many successes within our Lyles School of Civil Engineering. On February 21, 2014, the Purdue Board of Trustees announced the extraordinary generosity of alumni Bill, Gerald, and Will Lyles, who in conjunction with the Lyles Foundation have committed $15 million to the School of Civil Engineering. In appreciation for this remarkable gift, our school will now be named the Lyles School of Civil Engineering.
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LAPD detective Harry Bosch, star of Angels Flight, crosses paths with Blood Work's Terry McCaleb in Michael Connelly's most tension-charged novel ever.
Harry Bosch is up to his neck in a case that has transfixed all of celebrity-mad Los Angeles: a movie director charged with murdering an actress during sex, and then staging her death to make it look like a suicide. Bosch is both the arresting officer and the star witness in a trial that has brought the Hollywood media pack out in full-throated frenzy.
Terry McCaleb is enjoying an idyllic retirement on Catalina Island when a visit from an old colleague brings his former world rushing back. It's a murder, the unreadable kind of murder he specialized in solving back in his FBI days. The investigation has stalled, and the sheriff's office is asking McCaleb to take a quick look at the murder book to see if he turns up something they've missed.
McCaleb's first reading of the crime scene leads him to look for a methodical killer with a taste for rituals and revenge. As his quick look accelerates into a full-sprint investigation, the two crimes — his murdered loner and Bosch's movie director — begin to overlap strangely. With one unsettling revelation after another, they merge, becoming one impossible, terrifying case, involving almost inconceivable calculation. McCaleb believes he has unmasked the most frightening killer ever to cross his sights. But his investigation tangles with Bosch's lines, and the two men find themselves at odds in the most dangerous investigation of their lives.
A Darkness More Than Night explores the darkest precincts of Los Angeles and the hidden corners of the human heart. It is Michael Connelly's most brilliantly plotted novel ever, a riveting courtroom spectacle woven together with a nerve-racking investigation. This is a new masterpiece of crime fiction by the writer USA Today has hailed as "one of those masters...who can keep driving the story forward in runaway locomotive style."
"[Y]ou can't lose with this chilling tour-de-force." Kirkus Reviews
"[F]lawless, cleverly conceived, superbly plotted and morally complex." Publishers Weekly
"One of the best of the new breed of thriller writers." San Francisco Examiner
"Conelly is one of those masters...who can keep driving the story forward in runaway locomotive style." USA Today
"Michael Connelly recalls no one so much as Raymond Chandler...ambitious, skillful, moving, intricate, and clever." Los Angeles Times
"Connelly at his best." Library Journal
"Lean and mean....McCaleb and Bosch make a formidable team." Sunday Chicago Tribune
"Connelly is raising the hard-boiled detective novel to a new level...adding substance and depth to modern crime fiction." Boston Globe
"[T]his great thriller will keep you busy...Connelly is the best of a very large group...of thriller writers..." Rocky Mountain News
"...Connelly's mysteries exude the grit of their settings, but their real standout element is the haunted nature of the heroes..." Denver Post
When the LAPD asks criminal profiler Terrence McCaleb to help investigate a series of ritualized murders, he is reluctantly drawn away from his peaceful new life back into the horror of tracking a homicidal maniac. More horrifying, though, is that the suspect who seems to fit the profile that McCaleb develops is someone he knows and has worked with in the past--Detective Harry Bosch.
Terry McCaleb, the retired FBI agent who starred in the bestseller "Blood Work," is asked by the LAPD to help them investigate aseries of murders that have them baffled. They are the kind of ritualized killings McCaleb specialized in solving with the FBI, and he is reluctantly drawn from his peaceful new life back into the horror and excitement of tracking down a terrifying homicidal maniac. More horrifying still, the suspect who seems to fit the profile that McCaleb develops is someone he has known and worked with in the past: LAPD homicide detective Harry Bosch.
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Michael Connelly decided to become a writer after discovering the books of Raymond Chandler while attending the University of Florida. Once he decided on this direction he chose a major in journalism and a minor in creative writing a curriculum in which one of his teachers was novelist Harry Crews.
After graduating in 1980, Connelly worked at newspapers in Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, primarily specializing in the crime beat. In Fort Lauderdale he wrote about police and crime during the height of the murder and violence wave that rolled over South Florida during the so-called cocaine wars. In 1986 he and two other reporters spent several months interviewing survivors of a major airline crash. They wrote a magazine story on the crash and the survivors that was later short-listed for the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing. The magazine story also moved Connelly into the upper levels of journalism, landing him a job as a crime reporter for the Los Angeles Times, one of the largest papers in the country, and bringing him to the city of which his literary hero, Chandler, had written.
After three years on the crime beat, Connelly began writing his first novel to feature LAPD Detective Hieronymus Bosch. The novel, The Black Echo, based in part on a true crime that had occurred in Los Angeles, was published in 1992 and later won the Edgar Award for best first novel by the Mystery Writers of America. Connelly followed up with three more Bosch books before publishing The Poet, a thriller with a newspaper reporter as a protagonist, in 1996. In 1997 he went back to Bosch with Trunk Music and in 1998 another non-series thriller, Blood Work, was published. Blood Work was inspired in part by a friends receiving of a heart transplant and the attendant survivors guilt the friend experienced, knowing that someone died in order that he have the chance to live. Connelly had been interested and fascinated by those same feelings as expressed by the survivors of the plane crash he wrote about years before. With his friend acting as both technical and emotional advisor, Connelly wrote the book about a former FBI agent with a heart transplant who gets caught up in a web of murder. Connelly's books have won the Edgar, Anthony, Nero, Maltese Falcon (Japan) and .38 caliber (France) awards. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter.
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Theres no secret about Carthages winning tradition in lacrosse over the years.
So the Comets havent exactly snuck up on their competition this season, but through seven games, theyre clearly the class of the Frontier League.
Seth Leonard and Bailey Wilkenson each registered seven points, team captain Taylor Morgan led defensively, and Carthage also dominated in possession in recording a 20-3 rout of rival Watertown on Thursday in an A Division game at Watertown High School.
The Comets, who took the lead for good in the second quarter and didnt allow a goal for more than two quarters to close the game, improved to 7-0 overall and 5-0 in the Frontier League.
Watertown has always been a huge rival for us, junior midfielder Paul Bracy said. This was a pretty big win for us, and it really shows us where we are in the league. We owe a lot to our defense, theyve been doing an amazing job this year. As long as we stay within our plan, were going to be successful as a team.
Carthage, ranked eighth in the state in Class B, continued to dominate defensively as it has now allowed only 15 goals in seven games, including eight in four league games.
We needed to come out here and get a big win so we could keep rolling along, Leonard said. We try to get better with each game and our D has been rock solid for us.
The Comets shook off a slow start as the Cyclones scored the games first goal and then led 2-1 with 8:46 remaining in the first quarter.
We came out and we looked like we were going to get thumped, Carthage coach Kirk Ventiquattro said. Give Watertown credit, they had a nice game plan against what we call our monster defense and they chased us out of it.
Carthage responded with a six-goal run to lead 7-2 through one quarter, and the Comets extended the burst into the second quarter with an 8-2 edge.
After Watertown scored for the first time in 11-plus minutes to draw within 8-3 on Eric Soderquists unassisted goal with 9:10 left in the first half, the Cyclones were held scoreless the rest of the way. The Comets went on to lead 12-3 at halftime.
It was demoralizing, Watertown coach Brian Navarra said. We were frustrated by the way they had so much possession, we didnt respond to the goals they got and then their defense just took over.
The Cyclones (2-4, 1-3), the reigning A Division champions, were dealt their third consecutive loss in league play this season.
That was a great answer to the bell for us today when we were down, said Ventiquattro, who credited Morgan, Adam Kehoe, Gunner Serota and Jake Turck in leading Carthage defensively, and junior goalie Trevor Gibbons made nine saves to record the win. Because Watertown has three of the best, if not the best players in the league on the offensive end.
Bracy paced the Comets, which dominated in faceoffs, in the possession game; he won 16 of 22 draws.
Paul has won faceoffs like he did today for us all year, Ventiquattro said of Bracy, who also scored three goals. Thats a kid who is in the weight room all the time. ... He is our best middie and hes also our best faceoff guy.
Leonard finished with four goals and three assists and Wilkenson tallied three goals and four assists. Also for Carthage, Casey Boulio tallied four goals, Josh Yelvington scored three goals and Bryan Peloquin chipped in two goals and an assist.
Soderquist scored twice for the Cyclones and goalie Austin Gibson finished with 13 saves.
We still have a lot of season left, and this team is not going to give up, Navarra said. We just have to play as a team and well continue to stress that.
Clearly the Comets, who will host B Division leader General Brown at 10 a.m. Saturday, arent taking their quick start and early-season success for granted.
Were not going to let our heads get too high, Morgan said. Weve got to stay focused. Were very serious in practice, and were always trying to get better were always pushing each other.
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