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Make the standards drive the instruction!
This has been the mantra ever since standards became the focus of "standards-based education reform." The unforeseen (or perhaps intended?) consequence of standards driving the instruction is that textbooks companies have been very careful to show that their textbooks are "aligned" with the standards. In other words, in Language Arts, any given reading, writing, listening, or speaking activity in any given textbook or workbook is labeled with the standard or standards "covered" by that activity.
In other words, "Use our product, you don't have to think; we'll make sure you're covering the standards."
I have long thought that teaching is like writing, and writing is like teaching. I've met other teachers who agree with me. They both involve having an intention, paying attention to both big ideas and details, getting your audience's attention, and watching the pacing of your delivery, among other things. The idea that teaching and writing are very much alike became even more vivid for me this week, and gave me new epiphanies about both.
On Monday, I was in a Language Arts PLC (that's teacher-speak for a department meeting) where a presenter from our district, a teacher on assignment I have known for many years, was giving us insights about the scoring of the Florida Standards Assessment (FSA) writing test. This test is part of the Common Core State Standards' "instructional shifts." The "shift" in this case is to move students away from writing about their lives to asking students to "write to text." Essentially, students read a few texts, usually non-fiction, and then write to a prompt using evidence from the texts. "You have now read three passages about the history of fence posts. Now write an argument stating whether fence posts have mostly changed or mostly stayed the same over the past 100 years using evidence from the texts." This was not the real prompt, and I'm being a bit hyperbolic, but you get the idea.
As we considered papers at different levels of proficiency, here is the statement the presenter made that sparked my epiphany: Average papers were driven by the texts themselves; the student's own ideas drove the high scoring papers.
In other words, an average writer would simply make a claim based on the prompt ("Fence posts have mostly stayed the same for the past 100 years."), and then plug in quotes from the texts. For example, they might write one paragraph for each text they read, and within each paragraph quoting one or two pieces of information from that essay.
A high-scoring writer read the texts, but brought some insight to the writing situation and had their own strong argument to make. They had their own opinion (despite David Coleman's opinion that opinions don't matter), and that strong sense of agency and purpose, even in the face of a set of texts and a prompt that didn't necessarily interest them, is what drove the essay. That strong sense of purpose and agency allowed the students to take the almighty "text evidence" and bend it to their own purposes, synthesizing it and creating something readable out of a mundane writing task.
So in the best student writing, the texts they read didn't drive the writing. The student and the student's ideas drove the writing. That's where good writing comes from: having a strong sense of purpose. If all we do is prompt students to death rather than giving them the chance to develop their own topics, that sense of purpose will never be there, and their writing, in addition to being mediocre, will also be nothing but a chore for them.
When students let the texts they read drive the writing, their writing turns falls flat. When students themselves drive the writing, even when writing "to text," the writing "scores higher."
I kept thinking about that idea, which is when I had my epiphany.
Writing is like teaching. Teaching is like writing.
When we tell teachers to let the standards and/or the textbook drive their teaching, we are limiting them to be average, or worse than average, just the way students who let the "texts" drive their writing are average, or worse.
Excellent writing is driven by the agency, intention, and vision of the writer, not by following formulas and writing primarily, or only, about other people's ideas.
Excellent teaching is driven by the agency, intention, and vision of the teacher, not by following scripts or curriculum maps and teaching primarily, or only, from material you have been handed.
If we want our students to be excellent writers, we must encourage their agency, their autonomy, their sense of purpose as writers. When we take those things away, we don't just damage their love of writing and their engagement; we damage the writing itself. We settle for mediocrity.
If we want to have excellent teachers, we must encourage their agency, their autonomy, their sense of purpose as teachers. When we take those things away from teachers, and I think we have been systematic about doing so for many years now, we don't just damage their love of teaching and their engagement with their jobs; we damage the teaching itself. We settle for mediocrity.
I have had a strong sense of purpose and agency from the very beginning of my career 25 years ago, and despite everything, my sense of purpose has only grown over the years. Perhaps this is why I continue to feel so out of step the longer I teach. So many of the things I am asked to do, and so many of the ways I am asked to think, run counter to my true sense of purpose.
What drives my teaching? Many things: a desire to promote love of reading and writing; a mission to show students the power of words over our thoughts, our lives, each other, and the world around us; a calling to help students see the world differently and perhaps to lead better, richer lives than they might have without my class. One of my main missions is to invest in them as human beings. So many students seem to have no interests or passions, nothing they are curious about; many tell me they barely remember their own lives. I try to get them to see that writing and reading aren't just terrible chores demanded of us by college and careers. Writing and reading don't just enhance our lives; they don't just change our lives. Writing and reading can very nearly give us our lives. Writing and reading help us hold onto memories, help us to reflect on the past and imagine the future, help us make decisions in the now, help us know who we are, and help us discover meaning in our lives that might not have been there without this essay or novel we read, that journal entry or poem we wrote.
If all that sounds too warm and fuzzy for some people, I would note that all of those concepts are grounded very firmly in the practical aspects of writing (having a central idea, carefully organizing your key ideas, having great details, writing with fluency and graceful sentences, and yes, proofreading) and reading (knowing what the author is saying, but also being able to react to and act on that message). I am motivated to strive for excellence in these elements, though, by the bigger-picture desires I listed above. I tell my students I want them to sound like real, published authors, not like student writers writing to a formula and jumping through hoops to get a grade.
I want to be a real teacher, not a teacher who teaches to a formula and jumps through hoops to get a satisfactory evaluation.
Writing is like teaching and teaching is like writing.
We can push "writing to text" on students and "teaching from standards and textbooks" on teachers if we want mediocre thinking, writing, and teaching that lets the text, textbook, or standards drive the instruction. But if we want excellence, we must invest in giving students a sense of purpose and agency in their own writing and learning, and teachers a sense of purpose and autonomy in their own teaching.
The systematic destruction of student autonomy in writing and teacher autonomy in the classroom doesn't benefit anyone, except the companies that sell textbooks and standardized curricula to school systems. For those of you who care about test scores, destroying people's autonomy doesn't raise scores. I don't care about test scores. I care about people. And destroying the autonomy of students and teachers, taking away their sense of agency and purpose, is not good for people, or for their writing, teaching, or learning.
Writing is like teaching. Teaching is like writing.
Lesson over.


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Jeremy L. Richardson, age 41, of Kaukauna, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Saturday, March 26, 2016. Jeremy was born in Ripon on December 12, 1974, the son of Paul Richardson and Kyra (Ninneman) Packer. Jeremy attended Ripon High School. He worked in Neenah at the Outlook Group Corp in Shipping/Receiving as a Material Handler. He enjoyed bow hunting, camping and 4-wheeling with his brother. He spent most of his time working on trucks and hanging out with his friends. He was a Packer fan and loved having campfires with his friends and family.
Jeremy is survived by his parents, Steve Sr. and Kyra Packer of Ripon; two sons: Avery Bowman of London, Ontario and Levi Richardson of Kaukauna; one brother: Steve Jr. (Sonya) Packer of Ripon; three nephews: Blaire, Corbin, and Seth; many uncles, aunts, cousins and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Palmer Sr. and Rose Mary Pommering; and one uncle, Palmer Ninneman Jr.
Funeral services for Jeremy will be held at 10:30am on Monday, April 4, 2016 at St Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, 415 E. Fond du Lac Ave. with Father Robert Fictum officiating. Friends and family may visit at the church on Monday from 9:00am until the time of the funeral service. Burial will be held at Loper Cemetery in the Township of Ripon. Divine Passage Funeral Home is proudly serving the family. divinepassagefuneral.com

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The lovingly preserved medieval town of Sarlat is a world-class destination, particularly in high summer
You never quite get over your first encounter with the area popularly referred to as the Dordogne, a place whose hauntingly beautiful landscapes evoke images of an idyllic, bygone England which probably never existed. But here they do. Locally, of course, you're far more likely to hear the former French province referred to as 'Périgord', usually with a colourful suffix denoting one of four geographical areas: Noir, Blanc, Vert and Pourpre.
Arguably the most beautiful of all is le Périgord Noir, through which the rivers Dordogne and Vézère flow beguilingly to their liaison at Limeuil, and at whose leafy heart lies the dazzling architectural showcase of Sarlat-le-Canéda. Even if you've never been here before, chances are that when you do you'll recognise it instantly, since Sarlat has featured in countless film productions, and you can see why. For centuries this was a heavily fortified town, and while the walls themselves have mostly gone, those sections which remain are nevertheless impressive, and the area which they protected for centuries still looks and feels much as it did when it was constructed in medieval times.
To really make sense of it you need to see it from above. When I first came here many years ago I had to climb to the bell chamber of the Cathédral Saint-Sacerdos to photograph bird's-eye views of the skyline, but now it's much simpler, as the nearby Eglise Sainte-Marie contains an 'ascenseur panoramique' – a sensational glass walled lift installed within the belltower of the redundant church. Step in and seconds later you'll emerge from the 35m summit of the now-hollow tower built in 1365, to gaze in awe upon the rooftops of the town spread far below you. From up here a lot of things suddenly make sense, including the distinctive steeply-pitched roofs of the tall, elegant merchants' houses which line the streets. Instead of slates or tiles, they were covered in 'lauzes' – pale limestone slabs whose formidable combined weight (around 500kg/m2) needed to be directed safely down onto the sturdy stone walls.
Another feature you notice is that the buildings are not aligned, but instead follow a more fluid, tightly packed medieval street-plan, which simply evolved within the protective embrace of the town's fortifications. Had Sarlat's defences done their job less well, then we could be looking at something laid out on the rigid geometrical plan of nearby bastide towns like Domme and Lalinde, which were purpose-built during the 13th century – turbulent times for southern France. Once safely back to street level you'll discover that the nave of the church has found a new role as an indoor market hall (whose giant 15m-high steel doors were fabricated in Rochefort by a company which normally specialises in producing lock-gates). Like the ascenseur, it's the result of a visionary transformation by internationally-renowned architect Jean Nouvel, who spent his childhood in Sarlat, and who managed to preserve something of the building's inner serenity.
Come here on a summer Saturday morning, however, and you'll find the adjoining Place de la Liberté packed with traditional market stalls laden with local produce, among a sea of both locals and visitors here to buy, browse or merely soak up theatmosphere. Their incomparable setting has made Sarlat's markets world famous, and there's no better vantage point from which to watch it all unfold than over the rim of a coffee cup on the terrace of the Hotel de la Mairie Brasserie. That said, there's still considerably more to discover, since the market outgrew the square long ago and now spills over into the neighbouring streets (if you're looking for more than local specialities then you'll find a whole new world of possibilities among the stalls which line the entire length of Rue de la République).
As lunchtime approaches it all starts to wind down, the restaurant terraces fill with eager diners and the town reverts to its principal role as a quite extraordinary place to explore. The Cathédrale Saint-Sacerdos, dedicated to a former Bishop of Limoges, looks and feels older than 16th/17th century, and if you come during a service or while an organist is rehearsing you'll be able to experience for yourself the celebrated tonal qualities of the Monument-Historique-listed Lépine organ, inaugurated in 1752. Behind the cathedral is the late 12th century Tour Saint-Bernard (or 'lanterne des morts') built to commemorate a visit by Saint Bernard, and which might have served as a funerary chapel for the original cemetery area (le Jardin de Enfeus) which it overlooks. Rising steeply beside it is Rue Montaigne, off which you 'll find an atmospheric route leading back down to the market square via Rue de la Salamandre (emblem of François I, and now widely adopted by the town).
Other places have interesting stories. Place des Oies was for centuries the scene of a live goose market, which lives on in the Fest'Oies weekends in early March. In Rue des Consuls you'll find elegant 14th-17th century Gothic and Renaissance hôtels particuliers of counsellors, magistrates and clergy, plus the huge, grotto-like 12th century Fontaine Sainte-Marie which provided the town's water supply until it became undrinkable. Sarlat's most celebrated architectural treasure is the Maison de La Boétie, built in 1525 and birthplace of humanist philosopher and poet Etienne La Boétie. There are many more features to be discovered, but no visit is complete without seeing surviving portions of the town walls which ensured their survival – the SW end of Rue du Siège contains one of the best sections.
In sunlight the town's stonework glows vibrant gold, but dusk brings a subtler alchemy, as the centuries'-old masonry is lit by the soft glow of gas-lamps. If you haven't already fallen in love with this place then dining out beneath the stars in this truly magical setting will finally tip the balance.
History Lesson
The site is thought to have been inhabited since Gallo-Roman times, and rose to prosperity after the establishment of a Benedictine monastery at the end of the 8th century, in the reign of Charlemagne and Pepin le Bref. In 937 the monastery came under the control of the Abbaye de Cluny (founded in 910 by William I Duc d'Aquitaine) and in 1147, according to legend, was visited by Bernard de Clairvaux (Saint Bernard) on his return from the crusades. While in Sarlat he blessed loaves and gave the bread to assembled sick townspeople, who were suddenly healed – a miraculous event said to have inspired the building of the Tour Saint-Bernard, better known as the Lanterne des Morts.
During the 11th century Sarlat suffered Norman invasions and during the Hundred Years War found itself in an uncomfortable buffer zone between the ambitions of France and England. The heavily fortified town withstood all attacks but nevertheless became English in 1360 after the signing of the Treaty of Brétigny, when Edward III of England renounced his claim to the sovereignty of France in exchange for her southwestern territories. Ten years later, the English were ousted from France and Sarlat once more became French.
In 1453 the Treaty of Castillon ended the Hundred Years War, but the Wars of Religion ravaged the countryside and the town until peace returned under the reign of Henry IV in 1598. At this time Sarlat, which had been an episcopal see (or diocese) since 1317, finally began a campaign of construction which produced the Cathédrale Saint-Sacerdos, the Eglise Sainte-Marie and numerous elegant townhouses. The town's prosperity continued throughout the 16th-18th centuries, after which its geographical isolation saw it fall into a steady economic decline which would not be reversed until river and rail networks were finally eclipsed by road transport.
Paradoxically, Sarlat owes most of its present-day prosperity (not least from tourism revenue) to those same years of lying dormant, during which the town's medieval heart escaped the kind of redevelopment which would claim countless architectural period pieces elsewhere. The other factor was legislation introduced in August 1962 by Minister for Cultural Affairs André Malraux to provide financial aid to restore and preserve the nation's heritage for future generations. Sarlat was a major beneficiary.
Find out more
The official site of Sarlat Périgord Noir Office de Tourisme is multi-lingual, but the French pages are more detailed than their English counterparts: www.sarlat-tourisme.com
Visit the Office de Tourisme in person for guided tours, street plans, iPod audio-guides and more.
You'll find market details here: www.sarlat-tourisme.com/en/markets
The town centre is pedestrianised, but there are free car parks off Ave Général de Gaulle, Chemin de Demouret, in Place de la Libération and in Place des Cordeliers.


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This entry of California Fool's Gold is about the Los Angeles neighborhood of Glassell Park, a working class neighborhood in Northeast Los Angeles. Glassell Park's neighbors are the neighborhoods of Eagle Rock to the east, Mount Washington to the southeast, Cypress Park to the south, Elysian Valley to the southwest, Atwater Village to the west, and the Glendale neighborhoods of Adams Hill, Somerset, and Tropico to the north.
Pendersleigh & Sons Cartography's maps (prints available from 1650 Gallery)
Sometime around the 1970s, a distinct Northeast Los Angeles began to emerge. Back then, the NELA 13 gang coined an acronym that their members couldn't have known would turn into a hip branding tool used to market luxury (yet freeway-adjacent) townhomes promising "modern living" in the form of a private dog park and two-car garages. Elsewhere in the neighborhood today, incongruous McMansions are improbably squeezed into tiny lots formerly occupied by tasteful Craftsman homes.


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This is our story. Myself (Jase) and my fiancée (Jess) are getting married on January 9th, 2010. From there we will set off to Singapore and then to Langkawi in Malaysia for a week of relaxing for our honeymoon and then flying out to Athens in Greece. After that, who knows! Our plan is to backpack through Europe, living in hostels and other cheap accomodation, meeting with some family in Italy and maybe Switzerland, then spending the rest of the year in Canada.
This blog will keep our family and friends up to date with our preparation before the trip, our whereabouts and discoveries during the trip, keep us organised while we are away (using the Calendar and the resources list) and hopefully provide some helpful information to others after the trip.


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6 UK Parenting Bloggers You Need to Follow
If you're a parent, carer or even a teacher, there are a few blogs out there that you really need in your life. These blogs are in all the important 'top20' lists and are so full of great ideas, resources, anecdotes and useful campaigns that you will be so glad you found them!
Mum in the Madhouse
This lady is an absolute craft queen. Visit her site and you will find art and craft ideas and projects to last you for years, along with failsafe family recipes, printables, activities and games and plenty of product reviews and recommendations.
Jen, the mum in the madhouse, is a passionate creative who is raising her two sons to be creative too, away from the screen, hence the abundance of crafty, creative resources on her blog. Jen's passion for instilling creative skills is infectious and will give you so many great tips and activity ideas for your own home and children, you'll go back to her blog again and again.
Toby and Roo
This is a lovely blog, run by a lovely lady called Harriet. She is now a mum of three; two boys (Toby and Roo) and a girl, Edith. She's a great mum blogger – and has a fantastic Instagram feed you simply must follow! Her body confidence posts are so inspiring – she shares cute pictures of her daughter cuddling her 'mum tum' and her captions are empowering reminders to mums that their bodies created life and every scar, stretch mark and wobbly bit is a testament to what that body has achieved. Which is lovely, really.
She also writes great parenting, lifestyle and relationship pieces that are honest and moving. She's definitely one you want to have on your reading list!
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This lady is a creative genius who has a fun idea for every age group, every type of weather and every type of hobby, craft or other.
She posts tons and tons of recipes, DIY ideas, seasonal crafts and activities that you can do with kids of all ages, using all kinds of resources that you can easily acquire or make from everyday items. All activities offer learning opportunities and she's a great advocate for the benefits of creative play.
She also reviews a lot of relevant products and days out – her reviews are thorough and honest, so incredibly useful to her readers. It's the perfect place to find ideas on how to entertain your toddler, your baby, your pre-schooler or school-age child in any weather, using their hands, creativity and passion for creating things.
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This awesome stay-at-home dad is less creative and crafty than the others, but he offers tons of product and experience reviews, as well as a decent dad perspective and a chuckle-worthy take on life as a SAHD.
In a predominantly female blog niche, it's refreshing to get the dad's take on parenting, homemaking, pregnancy and other family-related issues.
He also has a catalogue of vlogs and videos on his site so they're worth a look; day in the life vlogs and unboxing and review videos too. His Twitter feed is also brilliant so check out here.
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She has won a lot of awards, featured in a lot of big magazines and newspapers, worked with a ton of well-known brands and even has a book out called Play Groups and Prosecco – the misadventures of a single mum.
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6 UK Parenting Bloggers You Need to Follow
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5 Homemaking Instagrammers That You'll be Obsessed With
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The grandiose architecture of The Grange was a fitting place to stage this new operatic production of Mansfield Park celebrating Jane Austen's 200th and extending The Grange Festival's successful 2017 season, as was the spectacular four thousand acre parkland location within Austen's beloved Hampshire. You could quite easily believe yourself to be at Mansfield Park, a good premise for a production strong on design (Dick Bird).
Originally commissioned by Heritage Opera in 2011 with just a piano duet accompaniment, The Grange Festival seized the opportunity of asking Jonathan Dove to compose a more ambitious orchestral version, not so much evocative of Austen's day as his own ethereal style. Librettist Alasdair Middleton may believe this to be the only Austen work suited to an operatic adaption due to the heroine, Fanny Price (Martha Jones), being an internal character, but the challenge is conveying the subtleties and appeal of such a meek woman as soon as you bring song and choreography (Mandy Dementriou) into it. If you didn't know the book you might be forgiven for missing that Fanny was the leading lady for at least the first few scenes, something director Martin Lloyd-Evans might have picked up on and given more clarity.
With the aid of a revolving set and countless scene changes, we rattle through Fanny's life with her wealthy relations at a fair old lick; liking her well mannered cousin Edmund (Henry Neill) and loathing her pretentious aunt Lady Bertram (Sarah Pring) in equal measure. Whilst the novel is neither comic nor tragic and possesses moments of both, the more humorous elements proved essential in bringing this operatic costume drama to life, making Lady Bertram, with her pug glued to her lap, far more lively on the boards than the page.
Middleton utilised around a third of direct quotation from the novel whilst adding new text intended to be seamless, but although he undoubtedly has a good handle on the more entertaining moments within the tale, what didn't make sense was incorporating each chapter and volume number into the lyrics, a pointless and annoying interruption to the flow of the drama. This work, not exactly faithful to the novel anyway, should at least be brave enough to stand alone, and without the need to remind us of its origins every five minutes.
A work which Benjamin Britten considered and dismissed adapting, it is hard to imagine this Mansfield Park as anything other than a work that might be revived every landmark Jane Austen anniversary. Too high-brow and not sentimental enough to win the hearts of the musical-loving West End crowds were it to transfer to London, nor intent or passionate enough to satisfy the oft-condescending opera-going fraternity, I fear it is destined for short-lived appeal. Perhaps this is the reason it was merely an extension to this year's Grange Festival and limited to only two weekend performances.
That said, it was fascinating to see a new take on this popular Austen classic, and there was much about it to applaud, not least David Parry, conducting the 13-piece Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra with a lightness of touch, and the ten-strong cast, several of whom – mezzo Martha Jones as Fanny, baritone Henry Neill as Edmund Bertram and soprano Shelley Jackson as Mary Crawford – elevated it to the quality production The Grange Festival were aiming for.
Mansfield Park was performed at The Grange Festival on 16th and 17th September 2017. For information on The Grange Festival's 2018 season please visit their website. Production images by Robert Workman.


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The September 2012 eNews, volume 6, number 9, has been published and emailed to members and friends. As always, the eNews features timely information about the California Genealogical Society and our upcoming events. Each edition also includes Suggested Links From the Blogosphere and a photo feature: California Ancestors.
This Labor Day, we honor Earl Warren Wright, grandfather of California Genealogical Society board member Jim Sorenson, and his long career with the Standard Oil Company.
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It continues to astound us that people skip vacations to work longer. We understand dedication, and a desire to communicate how engaged and loyal we are. But leaving earned vacation days on the table is measurably bad for productivity and promotional prospects. Great leaders insist that their team members take all the vacation due them each year, because the rested and "reset" mind is a more creative, productive mind.
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- Your prognosis (how your HIV disease is affecting your body)
- Symptom management
For more information, see the Department of Veterans Affairs' Questions to Ask Your Doctor.
Dental Appointments
Dental visits are an extremely important part of your care when living with HIV. Many signs of HIV infection can begin in the mouth and throat, which is why careful monitoring and evaluations by a skilled healthcare provider are important.
Tips for your dental visit:
- Ask your dentist how many HIV/AIDS patient he or she has treated and about their experience in HIV/AIDS care.
- Don't wait for problems in your mouth to get out of hand. When you notice something wrong (tooth pain or a sore) call your dentist right away.
- Be on time for your dental visit. Sometimes scheduling a dental appointment is even harder than a regular clinic appointment. Try not to miss your appointment, if you can help it—and if you can't, reschedule it ASAP.
- Keep a record of your dental visits, just like you do with your visits to your healthcare provider. You should keep track of when you had dental X-rays (and what was X-rayed), any procedures or treatments you had, and when your next visit is scheduled.
- Bring your test results and lab reports. Your dentist may need to have information about your CD4 count and platelet count to know how best to treat your dental issue.
For more information, see A Clinical Guide on Supportive and Palliative Care for People with HIV/AIDS: Chapter 8–Oral Problems.
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Eyes Wide Open Has A 20/20 Story
- Glenn McCarty Crosswalk.com Contributing Writer
- 2014 19 Feb
Author: Ted Dekker
Title: Eyes Wide Open
Publisher: Worthy
Ever the storytelling chameleon, Ted Dekker zigs yet again, deviating from the layered, expansive fare of his past few years to a simpler, more straight-ahead narrative. Eyes Wide Open is a taut, psychological effort with allegorical overtones, aimed at the young adult marketplace, that hearkens to the riveting between-the-ears type of thriller with which Dekker first made his mark years ago. It's gripping and refreshingly simple, with only two real characters, along with a few other antagonists, that takes no side trips on its high speed race to the finish. The book was released independently in digital-only format by Dekker in late 2013 in four episodic installments, and sold so well, Nashville-based Worthy Publishing snapped up trade paperback rights. A follow-up is due in the spring.
Eyes Wide Open takes a journey with Christy Snow and Austin Hartt inside a nightmare scenario straight out of a Stephen King novel. Both college-age main characters are orphans who find themselves the victims of bizarre psychological experimentation on a day which starts like any other when Christy journeys inside Saint Matthew's Hospital to retrieve a locket she left in a storage room while hanging out with Austin. After she plummets through a trap door in the floor, she finds herself stuck in a hidden sub-basement room where the only way out is through a narrow crawl space. She frantically calls Austin, then wedges her way through the tunnel, and winds up inside the psychiatric wing of the hospital, where she is soon apprehended and taken in for questioning by admissions director, Douglas Fisher.
While at first, Christy believes she is being mistaken for a patient named Alice Ringwald, through a strange sequence of events, she soon is admitted to the psychiatric wing as a patient diagnosed with severe delusions. When Austin arrives at the hospital nearly an hour later, he falls victim to the same scenario, and is told his real name is Scott Connelly. While Dekker never directly states that Fisher is up to no good, it seems very clear that something diabolical is going on behind the scenes. The psychiatric wing is a labyrinth, and its treatment methods are rather suspect.
But that setup is only the beginning for the jarring middle section of the novel. Once Austin and Christy are imprisoned inside the psychiatric wing, they both begin a slow descent into the tortured world of their own inner demons. At the leading of Dr. Kern Lawson, both patients journey back into their past, and both arrive at the same jarring realization: they are beginning to lose track of which life – the one they used to have, or the one suggested by Dr. Lawson – is the true one. But as the novel ramps up for what seems to be the inevitable showdown between Christy and Austin, and Dr. Fisher's minions, the plot takes an unexpected left turn into spiritual territory, introducing a character named Outlaw who challenges yet again the pair's grasp on reality.
As it reaches its climax, Eyes Wide Open aims to prod readers to examine their own self-perception and strip away all outside influences to gain an authentic sense of identity. In this way, Dekker's dark tale is commendably ambitious. While the whole story seems stretched a bit thin for a novel-length work, it does indeed hit its mark, and those young readers who have enjoyed dark, psychological fare in recent years should dive deeply into Dekker's new world.
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Ocean acidification research makes a strong case for limiting climate change
Experiments and analyses carried out by more than 250 scientists from 20 German institutions clearly indicate that ocean acidification and warming, along with other environmental stressors, impair life in the ocean. A brochure summarises major outcomes of the project for policymakers and the public. Members of the project Biological Impacts of Ocean Acidification (BIOACID) will also be present at the United Nations climate change conference COP23 in Bonn.
As a gigantic carbon sink, the ocean absorbs about a third of the carbon dioxide (CO2) released into the atmosphere by human activities. But when absorbed by seawater, the greenhouse gas triggers chemical reactions causing the ocean to acidify. Ocean acidification affects ecosystems and important benefits the ocean provides to humankind. This includes the regulation of the Earth's climate, food provision, recreation and biodiversity as a condition for intact and functioning ecosystems.
"Humans need to see themselves as part of a global system and understand the many ways we depend on the ocean and its services. Because everyone in this global community will be affected by climate change, it will be for our own benefit if we manage to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in such a way that global warming is limited to less than 2 degrees Celsius", says Prof. Ulf Riebesell, marine biologist at GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel and coordinator of BIOACID. "The future of this planet depends on us. Wouldn't it be a great achievement if the anthropocene, the age of human dominance on Earth, goes down in history as an era of rethinking and changing behaviour?"
According to Hans-Otto Pörtner, co-coordinator of BIOACID, all countries would need to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions drastically by the middle of this century if they wish to reach the Paris climate targets. "The current world climate report indicates clearly that net-zero emissions are a precondition for limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius. However, reducing CO2 emissions alone may not be sufficient. Net removal of CO2 from the atmosphere would have to contribute. This is already technically possible, but the challenge is to develop and implement the respective technologies at a larger scale. The later the emission reductions start and the longer this process takes, the more difficult and costly it becomes to stay in line with the Paris agreement."
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- Changes in the ocean carbonate system impact the acid-base balance in marine organisms. This can negatively affect key processes such as calcification.
- Many organisms are able to withstand ocean acidification, but may lose this ability if also exposed to other stressors such as warming, excess nutrients, loss of oxygen, reduced salinity or pollution.
- A reduction of regional stress such as nutrient runoff or the loss of oxygen can mitigate the impact of global stressors like ocean acidification and warming.
- In a natural community, the impact of stressors on a species can be amplified or diminished by associated shifts in biotic interactions such as competition, predation or parasitism.
- Even small alterations at the base of the food web can have knock-on effects for higher trophic levels.
- Marine life is able to adapt to ocean change through evolution and can partly compensate for negative effects. However, since ocean acidification happens extremely fast compared to natural processes, only organisms with short generation times, such as microorganisms, are able to keep up.
- About half the tropical coral reefs can be preserved if carbon dioxide emissions are limited to concentrations that keep global warming below 1.2 degrees Celsius. However, additional risks posed by ocean acidification are not included in this forecast.
- Ocean acidification reduces the ocean's ability to store carbon.
- Climate change alters the availability of prey for fish and as a consequence may affect their growth and reproduction.
- Ocean acidification and warming reduce the survival rates of early life stages of some fish species. This will likely reduce recruitment of fish stocks and ultimately fisheries yields.
- The distribution and abundance of fish species will change. This will have a significant impact on economic activities such as small-scale coastal fisheries and tourism.
- It is crucial to consider ocean acidification and warming in the management of fish stocks and marine areas.
- Following the precautionary principle is the best way to act when considering potential risks to the environment and humankind, including future generations. Even if the extent of possible risks is not fully understood, precautionary measures need to be taken in order to avoid or reduce the harm.
- A more sustainable lifestyle and economy require an interaction between society, businesses and politics. Political frameworks should regulate the phase-out of fossil fuels. It is crucial for every one of us to reconsider concepts of normality and adjust behaviour in everyday life.
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The same great taste of the Italian favorite, but with fewer calories and less fat!Submitted by CONNIE563
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Boneless pork chops are drenched in a tasty peanut sauce in one of our favorite easy recipes.Submitted by ONCEMORE2006
My aunt Gwen was a great cook and she kept go-to, quick recipes that were always as good as her spent-all-day-making recipes. This was one of my favorites from her go-to, quick list.Submitted by LADYPHOENIX61
Sandwiches so good, you'll think someone brought home takeout from your neighborhood deli!Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Lean and versatile, this recipe is the little black dress of your healthy recipe arsenal. Cook this roast on a Sunday and enjoy it throughout the week. We used no salt, just pepper for a truly flavorful roast.
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Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes.
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This recipe technically makes a single serving, but it's a generous one by my standards (about 15 shrimp) It's so quick and easy, but packs some serious spice! My measurements in the kitchen are never really exact and yours don't have to be either. You can adjust to make it as hot (or not) as you like. Submitted by VANILLAKISS555
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Alonso, Sebastian, Antonio, Gonzalo, and their companion lords become exhausted, and Alonso gives up all hope of finding his son. Antonio, still hoping to kill Alonso, whispers to Sebastian that Alonso's exhaustion and desperation will provide them with the perfect opportunity to kill the king later that evening.
At this point "solemn and strange music" fills the stage (III.iii.17, stage direction), and a procession of spirits in "several strange shapes" enters, bringing a banquet of food (III.iii.19, stage direction). The spirits dance about the table, invite the king and his party to eat, and then dance away. Prospero enters at this time as well, having rendered himself magically invisible to everyone but the audience. The men disagree at first about whether to eat, but Gonzalo persuades them it will be all right, noting that travelers are returning every day with stories of unbelievable but true events. This, he says, might be just such an event.
Just as the men are about to eat, however, a noise of thunder erupts, and Ariel enters in the shape of a harpy. He claps his wings upon the table and the banquet vanishes. Ariel mocks the men for attempting to draw their swords, which magically have been made to feel heavy. Calling himself an instrument of Fate and Destiny, he goes on to accuse Alonso, Sebastian, and Antonio of driving Prospero from Milan and leaving him and his child at the mercy of the sea. For this sin, he tells them, the powers of nature and the sea have exacted revenge on Alonso by taking Ferdinand. He vanishes, and the procession of spirits enters again and removes the banquet table. Prospero, still invisible, applauds the work of his spirit and announces with satisfaction that his enemies are now in his control. He leaves them in their distracted state and goes to visit with Ferdinand and his daughter.
Alonso, meanwhile, is quite desperate. He has heard the name of Prospero once more, and it has signaled the death of his own son. He runs to drown himself. Sebastian and Antonio, meanwhile, decide to pursue and fight with the spirits. Gonzalo, ever the voice of reason, tells the other, younger lords to run after Antonio, Sebastian, and Alonso and to make sure that none of the three does anything rash.Read a translation of Act III, scene iii →
Ariel's appearance as an avenging harpy represents the climax of Prospero's revenge, as Antonio, Alonso, and the other lords are confronted with their crimes and threatened with punishment. From Prospero's perspective, the disguised Ariel represents justice and the powers of nature. He has arrived to right the wrongs that have been done to Prospero, and to punish the wicked for their sins. However, the audience knows that Ariel is not an angel or representative of a higher moral power, but merely mouths the script that Prospero has taught him. Ariel's only true concern, of course, is to win his freedom from Prospero. Thus, the vision of justice presented in this scene is artificial and staged.
Ariel's display has less to do with fate or justice than with Prospero's ability to manipulate the thoughts and feelings of others. Just as his frequent recitations of history to Ariel, Miranda, and Caliban are designed to govern their thinking by imposing his own rhetoric upon it, Prospero's decision to use Ariel as an illusory instrument of "fate" is designed to govern the thinking of the nobles at the table by imposing his own ideas of justice and right action upon their minds. Whether or not Prospero's case is really just—as it may well be—his use of Ariel in this scene is done purely to further his persuasion and control. He knows that a supernatural creature claiming to represent nature will make a greater impression in advancing his argument than he himself could hope to. If Prospero simply appeared before the table and stated his case, it would seem tainted with selfish desire. However, for Ariel to present Prospero's case in this fashion makes it seem like the inevitable natural order of the universe—even though Prospero himself is behind everything Ariel says.


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Well, my fellow mercs, I didn't think we'd get this far. Last time round, I fought a vampire to get a shiny bow. Serana complained it wasn't very shiny, but she's a whinging brat. Anyway, my legs are knackered. I had to stop by in Medic's place and dump all the loot I had stol- um, liberated from that snow elf church, and Serana and I are back at Fort Dawnguard to rally the troops and all that crap. It's a pretty big place. Like Demo's place but way nicer. Sorry Tavish. Isran, the guy who hired me, is standing… [Continue Reading]Read more


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Week 10 is fairly week among quarterbacks, as really Dak Prescott and Matthew Stafford stand out as the only pay up options, and then we dive down to an ugly tier of plays that actually make sense this week. With a loaded RB week and also Antonio Brown in a good spot, paying down at quarterback is a viable option this week. While Eli Manning isn't someone who makes you feel good about your lineup, he is cheap and in a great spot. San Francisco is allowing the third most fantasy points per game to opposing quarterbacks this season, and the Giants have a three touchdown total, yet struggle to run the ball. Despite these two teams being as bad as they are, we might actually have plenty of value in this game. Manning is throwing a ton still this year, and while he isn't taking as many down the field shots, 37 times per game at this rate is still okay. Both Sterling Shepard and Evan Engram would be guys to pair up with him.


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I've been engaged in a thing with Wycliffe for the past few months called the "Member Support Initiative." (Hey, when it is an internal deal, we don't try so hard to name things in ways that people not involved with the will understand. Sorry.) Essentially it is an initiative with the goal of making Wycliffe's supported staff (of which there are thousands working world-wide) more effective and more efficient in the part of their ministry that is "deputized fundraising."
I started to try to explain what all we are doing and realized that the details are not that interesting unless you are inside the process or deeply impacted by it. (Aren't we all grateful for the DELETE key?)
Yesterday we heard reports from the teams that make up the two working groups and I was greatly encouraged by the careful, creative and courageous thinking, exploration and planning that is going into this. It is fun to watch.