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Thank you for this Naomi. Great resources for multimedia projects
Ok, here is what I am thinking:
For the teacher-find the websites that will be shown to students during a lesson or during the day of activities and create a LiveBinder. Then, as you are working and facilitating you can easily flow between the sites without clicking through bookmarks or typing in a bunch of urls. Have a LiveBinder for these special situations and they will be kept online for free at the LiveBinder site, then you can use them wherever you happen to be teaching that lesson (lab, room, another school) and they can be used the next school year.
For the student-there are research projects and then there are other projects that turn into research projects just because of the nature of retrieving information from the www and then trying to figure out how to transfer that information or websites into their work. With either situation, LiveBinders would be helpful. As the students determine which sites they will require for a project, they can add them to a LiveBinder and then they are accumulated for later usage or for presenting to the class. So, especially when students are squeezing site information into a ppt slide to share, they can just skip that step and focus on another part of the plan. When it is time to share what they have found they can show the actual, live website.
Thanks for so many great links. I like how interactive these links all are. As you note, there are a LOT of excellent links on this discussion. I like how together we care capable of doing so much more than we could individually have done.
I needed to have six different links for students to use today. So ... I used fur.ly! My students were so surprised to see they could "page back and forth" between these six pages (using the fur.ly toolbar.) The process was so much better than having them look at the links individually from one web page (which I have used in the past.)
Just had to let you know how smoothly it made the class go. Thanks again!
Thanks, Glen. I am happy to be able to give something to the dicussions here b/c I get soooo much from you and the others. This community has really blossomed into a great resource for educators.
We have a school wiki set up to share grade level and learning team notes. I've added a page where I will share a tool fo the week (I think I got that idea from Naomi). Fur.ly was my first tool to share. It has been well received by teachers.
LiveBinders is a great tool! It was a hot topic in our statewide skype group of technology facilitators about a month ago. Here is one that was shared with us. It's like having notebooks on a bookshelf.
I see great possibities for organizing sites for student projects.
I'm gonna check out Xtranormal tonight. That sounds really interesting. Thanks for sharing.
I really like your thinking about the use of LiveBinders. I'm definitely going to have to explore its possibilities in more detail. Thanks for sharing your ideas with us. The idea of students using LiveBinders for presentations is an excellent idea. This will help solve possible problems that may occur as students are required to change computer platforms based on what is available at the time. I also like how LiveBinders provides the opportunity to complete work outside of the regular classroom - because of its web based platform. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us!
Okay, we all know how awesome technology is, and nothing seems to surprise us anymore, but I have to say I was wowed yesterday. After attending a CoSN Emerging Technologies Webinar, I held the Eiffel Tower in my hand! AR-media has a plugin for Google Sketch-up that will allow you to project 3-D models onto an "electronic eye" that is printed on a piece of paper. You hold the paper in your hand, and the object appears on the paper. Ok, I am off to play with this now, more to come.
Has anyone else heard of this? How do you envision using it in the classroom?
Update: AR Sights is the one that works with Google Earth-----sorry for any confusion
Hi! I work with middle-schoolers with special needs in the general population and got really excited when I read this! Talk about differentiating instruction!
I imagine applications like the following:
geometric concepts in math or science
models of different ecosystems - possibly moving through the different elements thereof? (various life forms, etc.)
introducing students to time/location specific settings in their stories, books, or other literature
Mind you, I have not had an opportunity to go check out the software and I'm not sure of its flexibility, but wow!
I am thrilled with all the possibilities here. I would LOVE to have the speaking image (character or self) starting my class while I greet students at the door - talk about multi-tasking! I think this is one that many of our teachers would really jump at the chance to use given the opportunity (especially if someone helped facilitate it!)
Since most of what I learn and apply will be applied in the next academic year, I can definitely see this being used by a whole slew of teachers as we greet parents in our before-school open house. I should point out that we are a magnet school for science and technology - and having this greet parents should be reassuring in the technology area!
Envision this: papers laid out, ready to go, and a talking image greeting parents and giving them information about what paperwork applies to them, what to grab or leave, etc. We could be greeting one parent at a time, directing them into the classroom for a brief presentation and information, and have them asking questions of us if they have any before they leave. The same application could be used for students as they come in to start class, as an introduction on a class web page, or... I think I could get really carried away!
As for the other resources - I know I'll be thinking of ways to use them, as well! - Wallwisher, for example, would be a great way to involve students who normally just sit back and watch. (My system isn't working correctly and I cannot make a link for Wallwisher - see Bonnie Feather's post directly above this one!)
It took me awhile to get it all sorted out, but I still find it intriguing. The AR Media site works with Google Sketch-Up and the AR Sights has the plugin for Google Earth. You also have the 3D packs to download. Make sure you print the "eye" that you hold up in front of your webcam for the image to "sit" on.
About all the pointers I have for now. I am hoping some of the others can chime in with their experiences too.
You just gave me some creative suggestions! I'm very excited about how this plugin is for Google Sketch-up. I am wondering how well my students might be able to use Google Sketch-up to design 3-D models of plant and animal cells. It might also be useful in designing a model of Earth's layers. This could be a fun new activity for me to add to my curriculum. I'll have to look closely to see how my student learning may benefit from the addition.
I also like the idea Kristi suggested to using Google Sketch-up as a method of demonstrating knowledge about Ecosystems. That's one I had not thought of ! I agree with her that the special education students should benefit from this tool (if implemented well.)
I look forward to hearing more ideas on how this tool might benefit teachers and students ... I'll figure out how to change the ideas to use in my science class.
Glen - I love your ideas about how to use this tool in science class!
The plug-in for Google Sketch-up kept me awake last night thinking of ideas - ones I'd love to implement in the plan I'm writing for my MT class for next year's use. Specifically, we have students who are very "local." They think traveling consists of leaving their town and heading into the city that is maybe a few miles away. We have parents who will not allow their children to attend a college outside this town. So - how can we facilitate their comprehension of the wider world? The literature they're exposed to describes it, but what about putting them more in the middle of the setting? Take them from here to where ever the book/story/play (etc.) takes place so they actually travel virtually through space to that location?
Then - if we planned enough ahead - we could link up via Wimba (we aren't allowed to use Skype through our system) to a class who's "on the ground" at that location. Talking to people who live there could really help our students with identifying and correcting preconceived notions of other places, people, customs, etc. The more planning went into it, obviously, the more targetted the questions and answers could be (like a television interview, often), and the more on-task we could be - really keeping them on target. Imagine the incentives for both classes!
I also teach in a county where many students never go over 50 miles outside of their home site. Many do not own computers, so what they see on the school computers is all they may see of the world. Program that show them a different view of the world are always beneficial.
These are outstanding! I will take the virtual tours when I have more time, but I've already found a lot that I can use.


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The God's Politics blog seeks to run a variety of opinions on important issues of faith, politics, and culture. Unlike pieces by Jim Wallis and Sojourners staff, other opinions expressed on this blog do not necessarily represent the position of Sojourners.
Two French soldiers died as a wave of deadly revenge attacks involving rival Christian and Muslim groups has left the Central African Republic in chaos.
But a Roman Catholic archbishop said the fighting pitting the two groups is not about religion, but rather politics and power.
"The religious leaders warned against this risk" of religious conflict, said Nestor Desire Nongo-Aziagbia of Bossangoa in a telephone interview. "Political leaders have not paid attention to these warnings. They wanted to antagonize the Central African Republic along religious lines in order to remain in power."
NEW DELHI — Police in India's capital used water cannons and canes on peaceful Christian and Muslim leaders Wednesday while they were demanding equal constitutional protections.
Organized jointly by confederations of churches and Muslim groups in India, the demonstrators demanded affirmative action for Dalits (formerly "untouchables") who have converted to Christianity or Islam.
Only Dalits who have converted to Hinduism, Sikhism, or Buddhism are entitled to affirmative action slots in jobs and educational institutions, among other protections.
ROME — It's official, but no big surprise: Pope Francis is now the most-talked-about person on Facebook, according to information released Dec. 10 by the social media giant.
Pope Francis took the top spot, followed closely by Royal Baby George.
On behalf of Christians everywhere, this holiday season I'd like to extend an olive branch (some assembly required; batteries not included) to the non-Christian faith community.
More than 2,000 Christmases have come and gone, and it's time. It just is. It's time for one of you to step up and adopt-a-Santa, the Santa. Did I say "please"? Write him into the Ramadan tradition, or fold the jolly old elf into Hanukkah. Put some Kringle in your Karma. Let Rudolph's nose illuminate the path, the way. How hard can it be?
I'm serious — we're tired of him, because spiritually speaking, Santa Claus is a colossal pain in the wassail.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, on its website, has a wonderful slide show of paintings from the renaissance depicting the birth of Christ. This time of year those beautiful works of art often come to us through reproductions on Christmas cards. My husband and I support several charities that work in the emerging world so we also receive cards with nativity scenes reflecting cultures from across Africa and Latin American. Some of my favorite cards are the ones with nativity scenes from the Caribbean; I love their bright colors and exuberance.
Each of these cards, whatever the source, offers a different perspective on the birth of Christ; each presents a different emotion: serenity, joy, often the quiet peace associated with Christmas. What the artwork doesn't convey, what our Christmas card may not fully be able to convey is the magnitude of Christ's birth. Maybe the magnitude of this truly cataclysmic event is better depicted with words. And maybe there are no greater words then those of Mary.
The birth Christ ushers in peace through upheaval. It is a radical event. With the birth of Christ the world is turned upside down. Existing authority is challenged. Kings so terrified that their rage leads to mass killings. The significance of this night is not so gentle, not so calm. Not so much mentioned in our Christmas cards.
Editor's Note: New Vision Renewable Energy connects Christians with opportunities to provide renewable solar lights to people in the developing world. Their Christmas Lights Advent Devotional features daily readings and questions from prominent Christian thinkers, including Sojourners president Jim Wallis. This Day 10 of Advent devotional from Jim Wallis is reprinted and adapted with permission of New Vision Renewable Energy. You can find the full Christmas Lights Advent Devotional guide and solar light kits here: http://nvre.org/devotional-order.html
Proclaiming Jesus as light of the world is an audacious statement. It directly challenges all those idols that persistently attempt to replace God as the center of our lives and our world. In our culture, a selfishness that denies any obligation to anyone or anything beyond our own self-interest may be the greatest idol of all. It denies that demanding more and more energy at great cost to our environment and the people who live close to the land has problematic consequences. We have lost sight of the common good and the consequences have been devastating.
In many places, hope has turned into despair. Darkness seems to be crowding out light. From where will our help come from?
I'd say the moment is ripe for "Christ in Christmas" — the real Christ, of course, who shunned the privileged and aligned himself with sinners and outcasts, whose heart went out to sufferers like the homeless of Rome whom a new pope risks serving.
I'd say the moment is ripe for new life being born in stables and forced to flee the powerful and greedy. We have seen Mammon's insatiable maw, power's absolute corruption of the human soul, and thugs murdering the many in order to protect the few — and we know our need of something better.
So, yes, it's time for Christ in Christmas. Time for new life, time for hope, time for the faithful to say yes to God. Time for peace, not war. Time for repentance, not comfort at any cost. Time for justice and mercy and the even-handed goodness that God promised.
This, of course, isn't what zealots mean when they vow to "defend" the faith from a culture's "war on Christmas." They want a free-fire zone where moralizers can denounce all but the like-minded, and churches with huge budgets can frighten or seduce worshippers into donor mode. They mean using Jesus' name to impose the very cultural and political oppression that Jesus escaped once as a child but couldn't escape as an adult.
What makes one a good person? Additionally, what makes one a good Christian? I have been spending some time wondering about this as news of Mandela's death has been making it's way across the planet. Was he a good man? I think so, but how do we measure that? How do we know? And if, as some have claimed, his greatness stemmed from his willing embodiment of his Christian faith, I need to know if he was a good Christian.
Guy Sorman writes of Mandela:
"The Commission for Truth and Reconciliation, founded by President Mandela and led by Bishop Tutu, is perhaps the most concrete example of Mandela's Christian faith. Instead of the vengeance and reprisals that were expected and feared after years of interracial violence, the commission focused on confession and forgiveness. Most of those who admitted misdeeds and even crimes — whether committed in the name of or in opposition to apartheid — received amnesty. Many returned to civil life, exonerated by their admission of guilt."
Mandela is exemplary not because he was perfect, always kind to everyone he met, an ideal husband and father, but because of these larger virtues that he also attempted to live out. He lived into these virtues — all of them, large and small, and all of them incompletely.
While sitting listening to a musician pour out her heart through music at a show the intern house hosted, I was challenged. The emotions in her voice communicated her story and as I sat there pleasantly soaking in the music and admiring her vulnerability, I also realized I wouldn't want to put myself out there like that. At that same moment, I stopped and thought, is that how I view church? Do I put up those same walls with God?
Vulnerability is difficult, when our culture thrives on individualism. Television shows, books, and movies tell us that we can create the world we desire through our own strength. This culture tells us that we are the creators of our reality, a societal standard that has seeped into the church, creating a standard of self-reliance and individualism.
Brennan Manning stated, "the church is not a museum for saints but a hospital for sinners." The church "hospital" should be the place where we come ready for healing and treatment. As such, people generally do not go to a hospital hiding their wounds and disease expecting to get better. This self-medication can only cover the symptoms while never combating the true source of the ailment. The truth is that in life, we are all terminally ill patients with different pains in desperate need of a doctor. In this, we are not alone in the fight.
Way back in the day (circa 2004), Switchfoot's lead singer, Jon Foreman, was asked if the band is a "Christian" band. Even though it's been a while, his response is worth looking at again.


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Current federal legislation allows tax-free IRA rollover gifts to charity in 2013 if...
Ten local nonprofits receive $23,450!
It's that time of year again!
A day of looking back -- and forward...
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Horace Stacy helped to pioneer the Robeson County Community Foundation and has served on the statewide board for NCCF. Read how this retired attorney and philanthropic leader has helped to build community assets for one of the poorest counties in our state.
Find out more about funds established or expanded to memorialize those loved and admired. We'll list new ones here and also share stories.
One of our newest funds honors the late Raz Autry, the first and much-loved principal of East Montgomery High School.
The NCCF was created to inspire North Carolinians to make lasting and meaningful contributions to their communities.
Katie Crumpler, recently named Northerrn Piedmont regional associate, likens a recent adventure in Ireland to her new journey with NCCF!
Click on the map to find one of our 60 affiliate foundations, which serve 67 counties throughout the state
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The Olympic lift -or clean and jerk to you and me – is the most effective exercise for a full body workout. It uses 8 different body parts,
If you're wondering what a 'clean and jerk' is, start with the bar on the floor, palms on top. Lift it to your shoulders. Then above your head.
But it's not just the 8 body parts is gets pumping hard – here's the biggie:
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Japanese auto companies on Wednesday extended shutdowns of car-assembly plants affected by the country's devastating earthquake and tsunami, but in a sign of progress, some parts factories in Japan plan to resume production later this week.
Toyota Motor Corp., the world's biggest automaker, said it will extend production halts at its car plants through March 22, affecting about 95,000 vehicles. The company halted production beginning March 14.
But Toyota will resume production on Thursday at factories that make replacement parts for vehicles already on the road. And it will restart plants on March 21 that make parts for overseas factories.
Japan is the world's second-largest producer of automobiles after China, and is a top trade partner with the United States, which imported 1.2 million vehicles from Japan in 2009. The earthquake, tsunami and radiation from damaged nuclear power plants have raised concerns of falling supplies of high-mileage cars made only in Japan. Those models include the Honda Fit and Toyota Yaris and hybrids such as the Toyota Prius.
Meanwhile , Mazda and Subaru plants will remain closed through March 20. Bruce Rapp of Bill Rapp Subaru told CNY Central he is following this ever-changing situation closely. While he said he is not overly concerned at the moment, he said if these shutdowns continued for months -- his new car inventory would suffer, forcing him to rely more heavily on certified, pre-owned vehicles.
"It certainly would -- I would imagine -- push the price of preowned vehicles up if new vehicles weren't available," Rapp said. "It's the law of supply and demand and there would be more demand for those vehicles."
Rapp said it is too early to worry about the situation from a business standpoint, but said it's always best to think ahead.
Among other affected plants:
- Nissan Motor Co. said it was resuming production at two factories on Thursday and Friday for as long as its inventory of parts lasts. Three other Nissan plants are halting production until Sunday. Nissan has not disclosed the number of vehicles affected by the production cuts.
- Honda Motor Co. suspended production at six Japanese plants through the end of the week, along with a research and development center and an engineering office. The production cuts will affect 16,600 vehicles and 2,000 motorcycles.
Honda's auto plants will remain closed because of the shortage of parts from northeastern Japan, where the earthquake and tsunami were centered. The company's plans for the factories may become clearer over the weekend.
Following the earthquake and tsunami, Japanese auto companies have been assessing the damage to their plants as well as to the ports and roads key to their distribution channels.


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Today is a day that my team and I have been looking forward to for a long time. Today I am happy to announce that Icenium, an Integrated Cloud Environment (ICE) for hybrid mobile app development, is now available to everyone!
Back in July 2011, I left Microsoft and joined Telerik to take on an ambitious idea. In my time at Microsoft I had spoken with hundreds of developers and was able to witness first-hand the frustration that many of them felt working with Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) – they were big, bloated and most...
A blog by Doug Seven, Executive Vice President at Telerik. (Original post here)
It's been almost a year since I left my role at Microsoft as Director of Product Management for Visual Studio. Ever since I left, I've had lots of people asking what I am working on now, and I've been pretty quiet about it (the running joke is that I am the VP of Black Ops). The truth is that my team and I have been very busy solving what we believe to be one of the biggest challenges facing developers today and building a new product that I...
Over the past week I have spent some time playing with Windows 8 and the Samsung Windows 8 Developer Preview Device (SW8DPD). If you've spent any time lurking around the Start page or trying out the Metro apps you've likely come to the same conclusion I have. There are only five (5) Metro style application types. All of the Metro style app samples in the Windows 8 Developer Preview fit pretty nicely into one of these five categories, which leads me to assert that these are the five intended...
We uploaded a brand new sample application developed by our senior evangelist Evan Hutnick.
"The Telerik Legal Dashboard demo application was built utilizing real requirements from our customers in order to provide a rich and interactive data display. This application provides both a managerial view, in which you can slice and dice data with RadDataFilter and get instant results in both RadGridView and RadChart, as well as an executive overview with a dropdown to select pre-defined dashboard views to provide quick access to information with a rich display" says Evan.
You can view the demo at: http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/legaldashboard/
It is also included in the...
We have done a lot recently to make it possible for a WinForms app to get closer to the new UX trends set by the great WPF and Silverlight technologies. I know it would be hard to convince you that, but luckily I happen to have a slick new WinForms demo app to help me in this endeavor.
The new RadControls for WinForms QSF comes with an animated welcome screen describing some of the unique features of Telerik WinForms suite:
The fisheye bar at bottom animates so smoothly, that anytime I run the app I just can't help myself but play with...
It's finally out! As promised, we compiled this cool demo that uses a very simple but slick carousel UI. Now you can just give it a spin!
The download contains updated versions of several other Telerik Windows Forms demos that we have recently added to our portfolio, such as a RadGridView exporting demo, which features our great Telerik.Reporting solution: I'll be very glad to have your feedback on this. Have fun!...
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The University of Denver's Common Curriculum provides students with a well-rounded education, creates context for major or minor course of study, and introduces students to new areas of interest.
The Common Curriculum is grounded in a breadth of experiences and ways of inquiry congruent with DU's goal of providing an outstanding educational experience that empowers students to integrate and apply knowledge from across the disciplines and imagine new possibilities for themselves, their communities, and the world.
Consistent with DU's mission, the Common Curriculum promotes learning by engaging with students in advancing scholarly inquiry, cultivating critical and creative thought, and generating knowledge.
Common Curriculum courses contribute to an intellectually vibrant campus community and create, in turn, a challenging, inclusive, ethical, and liberating learning environment. From students' initial First-Year Seminar to the Common Curriculum's culminating Advanced Seminar, the curriculum encourages connections across modes of learning. By engaging in coursework across diverse experiences and areas of knowledge, DU students cultivate critical and creative thought, preparing them for leadership and citizenship in our global society.
An undergraduate at the University typically takes between 52 to 60 credits in the Common Curriculum, corresponding to 13 to 15 courses:
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Conditions & Topics (A - Z)
Select from the alphabetical list to find the symptom or condition you're looking for.
Identical Twins
This is the result of one egg being fertilized and then splitting. These twins will always be the same sex and usually look identical, however there can be some significant variances.
Self knowledge about one's characteristics or personality. A sense of self.
Idiopathic Hypertrophic Subaortic Stenosis (IHSS)
Enlarged heart muscle that causes impeded blood flow. It is also known as asymmetrical septal hypertrophy (ASH), hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCM) or hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP)
A blood disorder characterized by an abnormal decrease in the number of platelets in the blood. Platelets are cells in the blood that help stop bleeding. A decrease in platelets can result in easy bruising, bleeding gums and internal bleeding.
IgE Antibody
One of the antibodies made by the body found mostly in the skin, nose, lining of the airways and lungs. They are involved in allergic reactions.
A chronic illness that causes irritation in the digestive tract. It occurs most commonly in the ileum (lower small intestine) or in the colon (large intestine). It is a form of inflammatory bowel disease. It is also known as Crohn's disease or enteritis.
The lower end of the small intestine.
Imaging (Radiology)
The branch of medicine that uses radioactive substances, electromagnetic radiation, and sound waves to create images of the body, its organs and structures for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment.
Imaging Studies
Methods used to produce a picture of internal body structures. Some imaging methods used to detect cancer include x-rays, CT scans, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and ultrasound.
Immune Deficiencies
There are many different immune system deficiencies affecting children that require clinical care by a physician or other health care professional. Many of these diseases are treated in the Primary Immunodeficiency Program at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. Also known as immunodeficiencies, primary immunodeficiencies, or primary immune deficiencies.
Immune Dysregulation
There are many different immune system deficiencies affecting children that require clinical care by a physician or other health care professional. Many of these diseases are treated in the Primary Immunodeficiency Program at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. They also are known as immunodeficiencies, immune deficiencies, primary immunodeficiencies, or primary immune deficiencies.
Immune Dysfunction Syndrome
A debilitating condition characterized by profound tiredness, regardless of bed rest. It is also known as chronic fatigue (CF) and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).
Immune Hydrops
Severe, life-threatening problem of severe edema (swelling) in the fetus and newborn; results when the mother's immune system causes breakdown of red blood cells in the fetus. This is the most dangerous problem of blood group incompatibility between the mother and baby.
Immune System
A collection of cells and proteins that works to protect the body from potentially harmful, infectious microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses and fungi.
Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP)
A blood disorder characterized by an abnormal decrease in the number of blood platelets, which results in internal bleeding. There are two forms of ITP: acute ITP and chronic ITP.
A set of shots given to children at different ages to help keep them from getting dangerous childhood diseases. It is also known as vaccine.
There are many different genetic disorders that can affect a child's immune system. Some include severed combined immunodeficiency, common variable immunodeficiency, DiGeorge syndrome and X-linked agammaglobulinemia. They all are treated in the Primary Immunodeficiency Program at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. It also is known as immune defciency, primary immune deficiency or primary immunodeficiency.
Immunodeficiency Program
The Primary Immunodeficiency Program at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin offers diagnosis and treatment of complex primary immune deficiencies (non-AIDS). Our goal is to make an accurate and early diagnosis, which is critical in patients with severe immunodeficiencies.
Immunoglobulin E (IgE)
A type of antibody which attaches to mast cells in the respiratory and intestinal tracts and may cause allergic rhinitis, asthma or eczema.
Antibodies or proteins found in blood and tissue fluids produced by cells of the immune system to bind to substances in the body that are recognized as foreign antigens. Immunoglobulins sometimes bind to antigens that are not necessarily a threat to health and provoke an allergic reaction.
A state in which the ability of the body's immune system to respond is decreased. This condition may be present at birth, or it may be caused by certain infections (such as human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV), or by certain cancer therapies, such as cancer cell killing (cytotoxic) drugs, radiation and bone marrow transplantation.
Immunosuppressive Medications
Medications that suppress the body's immune system; used to minimize rejection of transplanted organs.
Treatment of allergy to substances such as pollens, house dust mites, fungi, and stinging insect venom involving giving gradually increasing doses of the substance, or allergen, to which the person is allergic. It is also called desensitization, hyposensitization and allergy shots.
Impedance Audiometry
A test that can be performed in most physician offices to help determine how the middle ear is functioning. It does not tell if the child is hearing or not, but helps to detect any changes in pressure in the middle ear. It is also known as tympanostomy.
Imperforate Anus
Caused by improper development of the baby's rectum and anus during pregnancy. The opening at the end of the rectum or anus is absent, so stool cannot leave the body normally.
A bacterial skin infection characterized by microscopic pus-filled blisters.
Inborn Error Of Metabolism
A disorder caused by an inherited defect in an enzyme pathway which affects the body's metabolism.
Feeling of nausea, bloating, gas and/or heartburn caused by poor digestion. It is also known as heartburn.
Induction Of Labor
Refers to beginning labor before it occurs naturally with the use of medication that will cause labor contractions. Induction of labor is done when deemed medically necessary.
Infectious Mononucleosis
Is characterized by swollen lymph glands and fatigue. It is also known as glandular fever, "mono" or mononucleosis.
Infectious Disease Clinic
The HIV Program/Infectious Disease Clinic at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin was the first community-based program of its kind in the country. It welcomes children, adolescents, women and their families. Because of the prevention and education efforts of our staff, only two babies have been born in Wisconsin with HIV since January 1998.
Inferior Vena Cava
The large blood vessel (vein) that returns blood from the legs and abdomen to the heart.
Redness, swelling, heat and pain in a tissue due to chemical or physical injury, infection or allergic reaction.
Inflammatory And Infectious Disorders
There are many types of inflammations and infectious disorders affecting the digestive system that require clinical care by a physician or other health care professional.
Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBDs)
Diseases that cause irritation and ulcers in the intestinal tract. Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are the most common inflammatory bowel diseases.
Inflammatory Bowel Disorder Clinic
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin is a nationally recognized center for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The IBD program provides family-centered care and consultation for children and adolescents with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
A viral respiratory tract infection. The influenza viruses are divided into three types: A, B and C. It is also known as flu.
Injection of Clot-Lysing Agents
Clot-lysing agents, such as tissue plasminogen activator (TPA), are injected into the body to dissolve blood clots, thereby increasing blood flow to the heart or brain.
Inguinal Hernia
Part of the small intestine that pushes through an opening in the abdominal muscle, causing a bulge underneath the skin in the groin area.
Used to describe the manner in which a trait or gene is passed from one generation to the next.
Inner Ear
Part of the ear that contains both the organ of hearing (cochlea) and the organ of balance (labyrinth).
Inpatient Behavioral Feeding Program
The Inpatient Behavioral Feeding Program at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin provides intensive behavioral assessment and intervention for children with feeding disorders.
Inpatient Surgery
Surgery which requires the patient to be admitted and stay in the hospital.
Insect-Borne Transmission
Transmission of an infection through insects, such as mosquitoes, which draw blood from an infected person and then bite a healthy person.
Insect Sting Allergy
Avoiding insect stings may not always be possible. However, knowing how to respond should your child experience an allergic reaction from an insect sting, could provide more peace of mind in the event of an emergency.
Inhaling; taking in oxygen.
A valve deformity that allows the blood to leak backwards when the valve is closed.
A hormone released by the pancreas in response to increased levels of sugar in the blood.
Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM)
An autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system destroys, or attempts to destroy, the cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. Type 1 diabetes accounts for 5 to 10 percent of all diagnosed cases of diabetes in the US. Type 1 diabetes usually develops in children or young adults, but can start at any age. It is also known as type 1 diabetes.
An accurate record of all fluids that go into the baby including IV, blood products, oral intake, etc.
Intensive Care
The Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a state-of-the-art, 41-bed unit. About 400 infants with various health problems are cared for in this unit each year. Their needs range from prematurity to defects needing medical and surgical interventions. In addition, the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) is one of the best equipped and staffed units in the Midwest. Nurses, critical care physicians, anesthesiologists, surgeons, respiratory therapists and pharmacists are just a few of the pediatric specialists who staff the 24-bed unit.
Internal Fetal Monitoring
Involves inserting an electrode through the dilated cervix and attaching the electrode to the scalp of the fetus, called a fetal scalp electrode. Your bag of waters (amniotic fluid) must be broken and your cervix must be partially dilated to use internal monitoring.
International Adoption Clinic
The International Adoption Clinic at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin is a unique resource for families who are adopting children from international settings, many of whom may have medical or developmental needs.
International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC)
A nurse or other health care provider specially trained to help women with breastfeeding. Has expertise related to breastfeeding, all aspects. They are also known as lactation consultants.
International Normalized Ratio (INR)
Interventional Radiology
An area of specialty within the field of radiology which uses various radiology techniques (such as x-ray, CT scans, MRI scans, and ultrasounds) to place wires, tubes or other instruments inside a patient to diagnose or treat an array of conditions.
Digestive organs found in the abdomen, also known as either the large or small bowel. The small intestine removes nutrients from food to be used for energy, while the large intestine absorbs water from the digested food and processes it into stool.
Intestinal Flora
The normal bacteria, yeast and fungi found in the intestines that aid in digestion.
Intestinal Mucosa
The lining of the intestines, through which nutrients and water are absorbed into the body.
Allergy to a food or other substance.
Within the brain.
Intrauterine Infection
An infection within the uterus, which may have serious consequences on the fetus.
Intracranial Pressure (ICP)
The pressure inside the skull.
Intracranial Pressure Monitoring
Measures the pressure inside the skull.
Intrathecal Baclofen (ITB) Pump
A surgically implanted pump that releases the medicine baclofen into the spinal cord to help control spasticity. It is one of many treatments available in the Tone Management and Mobility Program.
Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR)
A term for inadequate fetal growth during pregnancy.
Intravascular Ultrasound
The use of ultrasound inside a blood vessel to better visualize the interior of the vessel in order to detect problems inside the blood vessel.
Intravenous (IV)
May refer to the route fluids, medications or nutrients are given. Refers to the bloodstream.
Intravenous Catheter Or Line (IV)
A small tube is inserted into a vein by using a needle that is removed once the tube is in place. Fluids, medications and/or nutrients may be given through an IV.
Intravenous Gamma Globulin (IVGG)
A protein that contains many antibodies and slows destruction of platelets; used in the treatment of ITP.
Intravenous Pyelogram (IVP)
A series of x-rays of the kidney, ureters and bladder with the injection of a contrast dye into the vein - to detect tumors, abnormalities, kidney stones, or any obstructions, and to assess renal blood flow.
Intravenous Urography
A series of x-rays of the kidney, ureters, and bladder with the injection of a contrast dye into the vein - to detect tumors, abnormalities, kidney stones, or any obstructions, and to assess renal blood flow. It is also known as intravenous pyelogram (IVP).
Intraventricular Hemorrhage
Bleeding inside the ventricles (hollow chambers) in the brain.
Intrinsic Asthma
Asthma that has no apparent external cause.
Insertion of an endotracheal tube (ETT).
A disorder in which the intestine folds into itself in a telescope fashion, causing obstruction (blockage).
The colored part of the eye. The iris is partly responsible for regulating the amount of light permitted to enter the eye.
Iron Deficiency Anemia
The most common type of anemia. It is the lack of iron in the blood, which is necessary to make hemoglobin.
Decreased flow of oxygenated blood to an organ due to obstruction in an artery.
Ischemic Heart Disease
Coronary artery disease or coronary heart disease caused by narrowing of the coronary arteries and decreased blood flow to the heart.
Tissue that connects the two lobes of the thyroid.


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Welcome to BioFach Japan
BioFach Japan, the oldest daughter of the World Organic Trade Fair BioFach in Nuremberg, has taken place in Tokyo since 2001. It is the only exhibition in Japan for this sector.
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Brian "BP" Paarni, 60, passed away in his home Wednesday, March 12, 2013. He was a lifelong resident of Cloquet, Minn., and graduated from Cloquet High School in 1970. Brian worked for Potlatch/Sappi Fine Paper for 30-plus years and had worked in the pulp mill fiber line most recently. He was an active member of the USW Local Union #1163 and was member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Brian served in the U.S. Air Force as an air traffic controller from 1978-82.


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Astronomy is the oldest science and has fascinated every recorded civilization. We at TU are fortunate to have resources to engage in this study that are often limited to larger schools. In addition to our 14" cassegrain reflector and our 24' planetarium, we have an advanced computer lab. that is well equipped to study modern digital data from any observatory, including the Hubble Space Telescope. Some of the current research being done by faculty and students at TU can be seen through some of the accompanying links.
The Astronomy program at Towson University consists of the Astronomy minor and the Astrophysics track within the Physics major, as well as programs intended for the general public. See the "courses" link above for what courses are being offered this semester. The "Planetarium Shows" link to the left, shows when public talks (with no admission fee) are being offered in the Watson-King planetarium, room 521 in Smith Hall. Students interested in studying astronomy are encouraged to contact faculty in the Department of Physics, Astronomy, and Geosciences directly for more information.


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