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- Rated: R
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- Run Time: 1 hours, 38 minutes
- Video: Color
- Released: May 19, 2009
- Originally Released: 2007
- Label: Magnolia
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In her Weight-Off plan, Stehling doesn't promote any particular diet but simply encourages the reader to be sensible and count calories (charts are included that give a rough idea of how many calories one burns each day). There are also dieting tips about not skipping meals and reducing the intake of fat and salt, plus the perky suggestion to "feel happy if you are hungry. When you are hungry, your body is using up the fat of your body, including your thighs."
The manual's medical imprimatur is from Dr. Eugene G. McCarthy, a clinical professor of public health at Cornell University Medical College. "The book deals with overall body tone," he observes, "and my endorsement is for self-care and self-fitness." Still, there has been at least one complaint. Eileen Ford of the Ford Model Agency, who originally passed out copies of Thin Thighs to her staff, now says, "I can't recommend it. I put my knees out with it." The complaint dismays Stehling. "These exercises were checked carefully," she counters. "You can't hurt yourself if you do them the way I say to do them, that is, slowly, letting gravity do the work."
The eldest of two children of a German-born scientific consultant, Wendy grew up "a horse nut" in Chevy Chase, Md. and cleaned out stalls as a teenager in return for free rides. Stehling graduated from New York's Pratt Institute in 1973 with a degree in advertising design and worked for numerous agencies before starting Stehling and Partners, Inc. last spring.
She shares a studio apartment on Manhattan's Upper East Side with photographer John Olson, who took the pictures of Wendy demonstrating the exercises in Thin Thighs. Olson and Stehling knew each other professionally for years, but all that changed at a 1980 party he hosted at his farm in Chatham, N.Y. It was the first time he saw her in a bathing suit and glimpsed Stehling's now famous thighs. "I became very excited," he recalls. "She was invited as a client, but she left as someone other than that."
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In western movies, the ol' doc usually shows up toward the end, after the real men have shot it out at high noon. The doc is not a central character; he (always he) stays away from the action until it's over, then patches people up as best he can.
The results of a survey published in this issue suggest, however, that when it comes to gun violence, most internists and surgeons are no longer comfortable in a passive, peripheral role [1]. More specifically, most physicians who responded to the survey agree that gun violence is a public health problem. Most also agree that various actions, some involving regulation and legislation, some involving clinicians directly, can and should be taken to break the cycle of gun violence. Despite these perceptions, however, only a small proportion of the physicians surveyed say that they now actually counsel patients about preventing firearms-related injury and death. (Pediatricians, it should be noted, have been actively counseling families on gun violence for at least 6 years [2–3].)
Gun violence isn't the only form of trouble that has made the transition from nonmedical cause to medical issue. Alcoholism, narcotic abuse, domestic violence, and use of tobacco were once considered the province of the courts, the church, or society at large, not medicine. But all have been reframed to a greater or lesser extent in medical, or at least public health, terms [4]. In many respects, even physical activity, food, and sex have been progressively "medicalized" in recent years.
Is this good? Some people don't think so. Social critic Ivan Illich, for one, has raged against the medicalization of so much of human activity [5]. What bothers this 20th-century Rousseau is that medicalization, in his view, destroys the natural ability of individual persons to cope with adversity and to heal themselves. Medicalization, he asserts, deadens people's native sans culottes wisdom, infantalizes them, suppresses their autonomy, and erodes support by their community. All of this happens to satisfy the needs of huge and sinister mega-interests, both commercial (medicine as a commodity) and professional (medicine as a guild).
Others take a very different view, holding that medicalization has been important in improving a number of difficult situations. Take alcoholism: Once a criminal offense, it has subsequently been seen as a spiritual, then a moral, then a social problem. And although these other views still cling to it, alcoholism is now considered substantially a medical problem-an actual disease-with the usual genetic, biological, chemical, and social dimensions. This mental model has profoundly affected the way in which alcoholism is handled. To be sure, effective management of alcoholism includes attention to its social and spiritual dimensions; alcohol counselors and Alcoholics Anonymous are critical participants in the best treatment programs. But thinking about alcoholism in medical terms has arguably contributed in concrete, positive ways to its understanding and control [6].
Reframing gun violence as a medical issue obviously seizes on the destructive side of gun use, but reframing does not automatically make all gun ownership and use pathological any more than considering alcoholism a disease automatically makes all alcohol use suspect. In that connection, it isn't surprising to learn from the survey that physicians who grew up with guns in the family are less inclined to see guns as a menace [1]; familiarity breeds equanimity. (Guns are, of course, specifically designed to kill; indeed, danger-that is, power-is one of their principal attractions. Gun use therefore differs from most other medicalized issues in terms of social necessity and usefulness, an issue that goes well beyond the scope of this editorial.) The problem, of course, is that gun use (like use of alcohol and sex and automobiles) so easily gets out of control, becoming a deadly risk rather than an instrument of social order and cohesion. Here is where things get complicated: enter denial, political interests, and money.
Have internists and surgeons really begun to think of gun violence as a public health problem in a meaningful way? After all, medical schools and the clinicians they produce have never been very receptive to the public health perspective. Counseling to prevent firearms violence received only a single paragraph out of nearly 1000 pages in the 1996 U.S. Preventive Services Task Force's Guide to Clinical Preventive Services [7]. It is possible, therefore, that most respondents in the survey hadn't ever consciously considered gun violence as a public health issue, although they were apparently willing to do so when explicitly asked about it in those terms. Judging from their low rate of preventive clinical practices on gun violence, respondents may not, in fact, have reframed the problem in their own minds before the survey. But even if most internists and surgeons are already convinced that firearms are a medical and public health problem, most have not yet managed to make the leap from belief to practice.
Belief-practice gaps are common, particularly in complex and difficult areas, such as smoking, risky sexual behavior, domestic violence, physical inactivity, and atherogenic diets. The gaps exist partly because medical schools and residency programs have provided little effective training in these areas (although, in fairness, this is beginning to change). Lack of training not only deprives trainees of important skills but also sends a strongly negative social message: that the care of such problems is not a part of "real" medicine. But gaps between belief and practice also exist because there are no magic bullets (so to speak) for problems like gun violence; there are no penicillins that will prevent or cure smoking, risky sexual practices, or any other behaviors gone awry. On the contrary, dealing effectively with the growing array of socially and emotionally loaded behavioral issues now dropped in physicians' laps is hard, frustrating work. It requires sharing expertise and control with members of a multifaceted care group; it demands efficient communication, energy, and time. Pulling together the resources for such complex, integrated care has never been easy, and the dynamics of managed care may not be making the task any easier [8].
Does it matter whether physicians see gun violence as a medical or public health issue? We don't know yet. But if the only change that comes from reframing gun violence as a medical issue is that internists and surgeons begin actively counseling their patients regularly on gun safety, the effect on firearm violence could be substantial. Our patients looked at us strangely in the 1970s when we began asking them whether they used seat belts. "What's that got to do with my medical condition?" But clinicians kept at it, and seat-belt counseling, along with improved seat-belt technology and mandatory seat-belt laws, is now seen as part of good preventive practice (although here, too, pediatricians seem to be ahead of internists and surgeons [9]). The story is much the same with smoking, sexually transmitted diseases, and other difficult behavior-related health issues. Committed preventive clinical practice and rational public policy work, and they seem to work synergistically. As suggested by the policy paper from the American College of Physicians [10], in this issue, there is no a priori reason why this same synergy can't be found when it comes firearms violence.
What would westerns be like if gun violence had been reframed as a medical issue 150 years ago? Instead of appearing at the end to bind up wounds and close the eyes of the dead, the ol' doc would probably call the gunslingers into his (or her) office early in the story for some down-home but serious counseling on conflict resolution and gun safety. Medicalized westerns like that would, of course, be dead on arrival at the box office. But then, movie actors get up and go home after they are killed or wounded on the set; victims of real gun violence wind up in real physicians' offices, real hospitals, real morgues.
What's wrong with this all-too-real picture? Looks like it needs some reframing.
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Drawing from our list of 50 Core Documents and related sources, TAH.org's Saturday Webinar series is designed to help teachers develop a deeper understanding of the historical, political, constitutional, and social dimensions of 10 of America's most important Supreme Court cases. Each month a different panel of scholars – experts in their fields –discuss the topic at hand, with Dr. Chris Burkett of Ashland University as moderator, and a live online audience of teachers.
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The high school serves 1,000 students from Ripley and surrounding communities. Barnette chairs the social studies department and teaches the college preparatory track: helping students, often the first in their families to aspire to college, gain the skills for admission and success. Meanwhile, she encourages the "belief that hard work begets success."
"My students read primary sources at least three out of five days in any given week," Barnette told the DAR awards panel. This requires hands-on teaching as she guides students in highlighting, annotating, looking up vocabulary words, and moving from analysis to high-order questioning of the implications of a text.
Barnette credits Ashbrook's Master's program, which is based on the study of primary documents, with sharpening her own skills of both document analysis and writing. "To become a good writer, it helps to emulate the great American writers . . . thinking about what they say and how they say it."
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In October, Kimberly Huffman, a graduate of Ashbrook's Master of Arts in American History and Government degree program, was named Ohio's Outstanding Secondary Social Studies Teacher. The Ohio Council of Social Studies (OCSS), which promotes social studies education, recognized Huffman for exceptional practice in teaching, leadership in her school community, supporting the success of youth, and promoting youth's civic participation.
Huffman teaches government at Wayne County Schools Career Center (WCSCC), a school where students learn career-technical skills while completing high school academic requirements. The career center emphasizes hands-on learning, with a range of apprenticeship opportunities, from bricklaying to nursing and hospitality work. Although Huffman teaches an academic rather than a skills-based subject, she focuses on real-life application.
Jean Roberts, former Career Services Coordinator at WCSCC, who nominated Huffman for the award, noted the "high energy" level in Huffman's classroom. Students grasp the relevance of government under Huffman's guidance, engaging with enthusiasm in research reports, current event discussions, and conversations with Ohio political officials or their staffers who visit the classroom in person or via Skype. Huffman "instills both knowledge and passion for the democratic process in her students," Roberts said.
Huffman teaches a state-mandated government course to juniors and seniors. Since completing her Master's, she has also taught a "dual enrollment" government course that gives students three college credits through Stark State College. This head start on an associates degree would not have opened at WCSCC had Huffman not discovered Ashbrook's nearby master's program with its summer schedule. Like many teachers in Ashbrook's program, Huffman did not want to take time off, abandoning her students, while earning her degree.
Huffman particularly appreciated the government component of Ashbrook's program. "I got a B.A. in education with a concentration in social studies," which required low-level courses in history, sociology, economics, geography, and political science. This did not supply the content knowledge she needed to teach government. "I was told that if I concentrated in political science I'd never get hired. But you don't find your passion by learning a little bit about a lot of different things. Now, thanks to Ashbrook, I know a lot about a smaller area—government and politics."
Huffman encourages students to become "engaged citizens who understand and protect their rights. I tell students that to protect our freedoms, we have to know the Constitution"—lest we discover the liberties it protects only "after they're taken away." Huffman advises the student leadership council at WCSCC, helping students "strategize how to correct" school issues. "You have to understand the established process of government and work within those parameters." She must reason against the impatience of adolescence and a "distaste for politics" noticeable across all age groups.
In 2013, Huffman was the high school teacher chosen as Congressional Fellow by the James Madison Foundation, giving her a rare month-long internship in a Washington Congressional office. Huffman worked for Jim Renacci, Congressman for Ohio's 16th district, gaining great respect for the long hours and careful thought Renacci puts in as he balances competing interests within his district. She can now explain to her students the difficulty of making legislative decisions. Last summer Huffman furthered her knowledge of a particular interest—the Supreme Court—when she attended a seminar on the Supreme Court at Stanford University.
Huffman says Ashbrook's program built her confidence to tackle these challenges. The professors "stretch you, exposing you to primary documents and their importance. Before, I was a textbook teacher—always just two weeks ahead of the kids" in her grasp of the subject. "Now I have a repertoire of primary documents to use in class and a secure knowledge of the subject." Using primary sources as a framework for class debate, Huffman can "let the students arrive at their own conclusions." Like other Ashbrook-educated teachers, Huffman has seen that when students read America's founding documents, they embrace on their own the principles of our democratic system.
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On Saturday, May 7, the Palm Beach County School District (FL) hosted a seminar for thirty area teachers about the Nuremburg War Trials led by Dr. David Krugler. Educators discussed the creation of the Tribunal, the charges, the trials, and concluded with the verdict and sentences of convicted. This seminar was the final in a six part series that Palm Beach County Schools held during the 2015-2016 school year.
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Our last Saturday Webinar of the 2015-16 school year took place on Saturday, May 7, with Ronald Reagan as our focus. Teachers from around the country joined our panelists for a discussion about Reagan the person, president, and thinker. Questions ranged from his core political beliefs to his transformation from an FDR Democrat to a Republican, and included questions about both foreign and domestic policy. A good deal of attention was paid to his views on Communism and his enduring belief that it was an oppressive, morally bankrupt system that could be made to fail, and without war. Additionally, his genuine desire to eliminate – not just reduce – world arsenals of nuclear weapons was discussed, in the context of his personal outreach to and relations with Soviet leaders, especially Mikhail Gorbachev.
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This past weekend, educators from the western Pennsylvania region attended a weekend colloquium in Washington, D.C. thanks to the generosity of the Allegheny Foundation.
Dr. Lucas Morel of the University of Washington and Lee, chaired the discussion on Abraham Lincoln. Topics and primary documents considered Lincoln's view on slavery, secession, equality, the path to emancipation and preservation of the Union. Teachers enjoyed a private tour of Lincoln's Cottage in D.C. and spent time with the onsite curriculum specialist using many of their online educational resources.
If you are interested in attending one of our programs, please view our calendar to find one near you.
TAH.org Teacher seminars model the free and thoughtful discussion of primary documents. Creative teachers like Deb Wiley Horner take the documents and discussion back to the classroom, and watch their students begin to care about history.
Horner attends every TAH.org Saturday seminar she can. The seminars are held on the Ashland University campus and she finds them rejuvenating after a week working with students many would find challenging to teach: residents at the Portage-Geauga County Juvenile Detention Center in Ravenna, Ohio.
Horner's students range in age from 12 to 18. They arrive unpredictably and stay from a few weeks to three months. Most lack good parental role models for dealing with the conflicts of adolescence. They are suspicious of authority figures, having often gotten into trouble by acting out natural feelings of anger and resentment. They feel victim to the hidden agendas of the adults in their lives.
But primary documents give them access to the inside story of history. The letters and speeches of earlier Americans reveal what they actually thought and intended. Reading the documents, Horner's students feel they are at last getting the straight story.
Some bright students also gain a new critical thinking tool. If asked to turn from a primary document to an historian's summary, they ask, "Who wrote this? What was that person's angle?"
As they become fascinated with history, Horner's students develop academic discipline. One student, working on a computer in Horner's room during a study period, watched her preparing to teach a class on the Declaration of Independence. The student then found the online document on the Teaching American History website. After a while, Horner noticed he was writing down every word in the Declaration that he did not understand, then checking an online dictionary for the definitions. Horner used the student's annotated vocabulary list the next day as she taught the document.
For a women's history project, the same student asked Horner to help him find a collection of letters between John and Abigail Adams. He then incorporated selections from the letters in a powerpoint presentation on the second first lady. Horner is encouraging this student to finish high school and go to college.
Horner listens at TAH.org seminars for the human dynamic in history that relates to her students' lives. "I went to an TAH program at the Heinz Center with Gordon Lloyd on 'Fifty Ways to Love Your Founders.' He spoke about how the Founders argued a lot. I love that I can tell my students, 'They agreed on the principle of freedom, but they did not agree on everything.'" Horner helps students realize that you can have a serious disagreement with someone without throwing a punch.
You can even collaborate with an antagonist on projects of great consequence. When Horner's students read the Declaration, she said, "we discussed how the document ends, with the signers saying, 'We mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.' The signers were committing treason against Great Britain. I asked students to imagine what could have happened to them if the Revolution failed. Then I asked, 'What does it mean to be willing to lay your life down for someone you've actually been arguing with?'''
During her free periods, Horner's students see her reading. "They see me pull a document from the stack on my desk and ask what's in it. I say, 'It's for my weekend Ashbrook seminar.' They ask, 'Why do you keep going to these classes?' and I answer, 'So I can be a more informed teacher for you, and can bring you a different perspective than you've heard before.' It's inspirational for them. They think, 'If my teacher is still learning, why can't I?'"
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When Oliver Twist asked for more, he meant food, not abstract pluralities. But the pluralities are coming thick and fast. In this week's TLS, Matthew Ingleby reviews Queer Dickens - Erotics, Families, Masculinities by the pluralistically monikered Holly Furneaux. "Families" doesn't quite fit in that title, being an ordinary sort of plural - such singularities abound:
In one persuasive chapter, Dickens's fiction is shown to present positive alternatives to the heteronormative family unit (in David Copperfield, for instance) resisting what Furneaux calls the "bio-logical" tendency in conventional narrative, and favouring the "elective affinities" of nurturing relationships of choice over deterministic blood ties.
Bio-logical? What the Dick-ens is that hyphen doing? And it is one of multiple hyphenations
The management of same-sex desire through in-lawing (Steerforth's musing on Copperfield's non-existent sister), the Victorian fantasy of a queer elsewhere in the colonies (Edwin Drood in Egypt) and the erotics of male nursing (Herbert Pocket's tender rehabillitation of Pip) provide fruitful topics for sensitively hisoricist ways into Dickens that seem to leave him intact and, at the same time, appreciably different.
The plot Dickens.
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"Bio-logical" is obviously a bad pun on logical, biological, and possibly biographical as well, so all put together, "bio-logical" likely means something like this: "of or pertaining to the logic used to narrate biological experiences". See, easy, innit?
As for "sensitively hisoricist ways into Dickens that seem to leave him intact and, at the same time, appreciably different", these of course perpetrate metro-sexual acts (there's that hypen again) on a long-dead writer. And after being so sensitively deflowered, the poor bloke can never be the same again, can he?
I wonder where I can buy some erotics. They'd go well with my husband's masculinities.
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They're everywhere - breeding like Rabbits.
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I got back at him the only way I knew how, by hooking up with the guy he hates from their rival fraternity.
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That is funny, immature and low, but funny. Damn that had to sting. Biotch of the week for you. Ouch!
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THE CREATION of a new apprenticeship scheme and the growth of a farm business were among the highlights of a week long tour of the borough by the town's MP.
Karen Lumley spent the week visiting various companies across the constituency in a bid to learn more about the work that goes on and understand the issues they are facing and what support the Government can offer.
The tour started last Friday (August 8) where she visited Stables Farm Shop, Café and Farm Park which in seven years has grown from a redundant stable block and an area of intensively farmed arable land with only one part time employee, to a business which now employs more than 30 people and has become a popular destination for locals and visitors.
On Monday (August 11) Mrs Lumley visited the Redditch headquarters of Tamlite Lighting on the Park Farm Industrial Estate. The firm is one of the country's leading manufacturers and designers of lighting with extensive research and design and manufacturing activities at nine factories in the region, six of which are in Redditch. Over the last three years the company has invested £4million and sells more than four million products a year.
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John Allden, general manager of Tamlite Lighting, said: "There are so many eager young people in the local area and, with our trainee scheme, we're keen to help some of them to achieve the skills they need to succeed. We know that investing in people now will help Tamlite to grow further in the years to come. When it comes to business in the Midlands, we're in it for the long haul."
Mrs Lumley said: "The success of businesses is key to the economic recovery and businesses in the West Midlands are feeling more confident than ever before as the economic improvement gains momentum with confidence well above the UK national average.
"It has been very useful to learn more about the jobs in our area. There are a number of issues I will be sharing with my colleagues on my return to Westminster and reporting back to the businesses who raised them."
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