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Denied Treatment, U.K. Vet Stands Up for Liberty
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This is Day to Day from NPR News. I'm Alex Cohen.
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I'm Alex Chadwick. We've been reporting on healthcare in other countries to see what they get right and wrong. Today, NPR's Joanne Silberner has the story of a man in England and his doctor friend. The two of them took on the country's not-always-user-friendly National Health Service. Here's Joanne.
JOANNE SILBERNER: What's at stake in this fight is Jack Tagg's crystal-blue right eye, and his ability to enjoy his retirement and his lovely garden on a hill overlooking the southwest end of the English Channel.
Mr. JACK TAGG (Veteran, British Armed Forces): We have cultivated blackberries, seedless blackberries. We have green daisies, and of course, roses, begonias. We have a waterfall down here.
SILBERNER: It's a gentle sunny day. Jack Tagg, a former World War II pilot, is feeling pretty good for a man of 89.
Mr. TAGG: As well as a fellow approaching middle age can feel.
SILBERNER: But back in January...
Mr. TAGG: I discovered that my right eye was fading.
SILBERNER: Jack Tagg worried. He loves to read and drive around, and draw portraits off of photographs.
Mr. TAGG: After a few days, I was seen by the specialist, and to my surprise, he told me that I had an age-related macular degeneration.
SILBERNER: That's a disease of the retina. It hits one eye at a time, and it can progress rapidly.
Mr. TAGG: He gave me three choices. We can either let nature take its cause, in which case I should lose sight in my right eye.
SILBERNER: Or Jack Tagg could pay for the dozen or so injections of a drug called Lucentis. The cost? Fifteen thousand dollars or more.
Mr. TAGG: Or they could apply for me to receive funding.
SILBERNER: By funding, he means requesting that the National Health Service, or NHS, pay for it.
Mr. TAGG: So, naturally, I said apply for me to receive funding.
SILBERNER: Like most people in England, Jack Tagg gets his care through a tax-funded system. Doctors are paid by the government. He doesn't see a bill, so long as a local government board approves the treatment, and most things are approved. But Tagg's ophthalmologist wanted to use Lucentis.
Mr. TAGG: They rejected me for treatment.
SILBERNER: They turned him down. They'd only pay the high price of Lucentis after Jack Tagg lost sight in one eye, because after all, he still had the other eye, at least until that eye got hit by the disease.
Mr. TAGG: I would have gone blind, unless we could have sold the house and got some money.
SILBERNER: The payment policy was set by a national board that considers both effectiveness and costs. Tagg thought the board was relying too heavily on cost, and not looking enough at benefit. I asked him, what limits should there be on care?
Mr. TAGG: You tell me how much an eye is worth, and I'll answer your question.
SILBERNER: Jack Tagg decided to take action.
Mr. TAGG: My friend, the doctor, had a brilliant idea to put a message on the doctor's website asking not to send five-pound checks to the prime minister to pay for my treatment.
SILBERNER: Tagg took us to see Martin Rankin, his friend, the doctor.
Mr. TAGG: We're going out to meet my partner in crime.
SILBERNER: They settled down in front of a medieval stone fireplace. Over coffee, Rankin said the board's decision just didn't make sense.
Dr. MARTIN RANKIN (General Practitioner): Preserving binocular vision is important for people to preserve their mobility, to be able to accurately perceive depth.
SILBERNER: And it wasn't just Jack Tagg he was worried about.
Dr. RANKIN: And that's important for everyone's safety, because Jack still climbs behind the wheel of his car at the age of 88.
Mr. TAGG: Eighty-nine.
Dr. RANKIN: I'm sorry, Jack.
SILBERNER: So, Jack Tagg and Martin Rankin took the hundreds of checks they had collected to London, to the prime minister, at No. 10 Downing St.
Mr. RANKIN: So I thought, should I knock timidly on the door, or would I do the job properly? So I stepped up and grabbed the knocker and banged it as hard as I could, and there was a huge noise. The bang was just enormous, and it sort of echoed around Downing Street.
SILBERNER: With reporters and news cameras all around, an official came out and took the checks. Jack Tagg and Dr. Rankin got plenty of coverage. It's right there in the headlines, pasted in the scrapbook Tagg has brought with him.
Mr. TAGG: "Withholding Vital Treatment Beggars Belief."
Mr. RANKIN: "Hero Is Told You Can't Have Drugs Until You Go Blind."
Mr. TAGG: "War Veteran Sees Red At NHS Policy."
Mr. RANKIN: "Checks Of Shame To Be Handed To The Prime Minister."
SILBERNER: The prime minister's office returned the checks with a polite note.
Mr. RANKIN: We were like celebrities for a couple of weeks, weren't we, Jack?
Mr. TAGG: Yeah. Yeah.
Mr. RANKIN: And Jack was getting mail sent to him and it would be addressed to Jack, War Hero, Torquay.
SILBERNER: The town of Torquay can now boast of being home to Agatha Christie, the British TV show "Fawlty Towers" and Jack Tagg. But being a war hero wasn't enough for the local health board. A spokesperson refused to make anyone available to NPR to explain their action.
(Soundbite of bells ringing)
SILBERNER: But in London, at the House of Commons, Adrian Sanders is happy to talk. He's a member of Parliament who represents Torquay. He remembers how Tagg showed up at an open house he holds regularly in his home district.
Mr. ADRIAN SANDERS (Parliament Representative, Torquay): Well, he came. He and his wife just turned up unannounced, as people do. And people come along and will tell me their problems. And it can be anything, you name it.
SILBERNER: Sanders says he doesn't get many complaints about the health service. So he took Tagg's concerns to several national health officials. He suspects they have pressured the local health board, the Care Trust. Not long after, the Care Trust offered to pay for Jack Tagg's Lucentis.
Mr. TAGG: The Care Trust was clearly embarrassed by the case.
SILBERNER: Tagg was going to turn down the offer unless it was extended to everyone in his situation.
Mr. TAGG: We were fighting for liberty. Come on.
SILBERNER: Dr. Rankin convinced him to take it and continue to fight. Jack Tagg's story may seem like a failure of the British health system. An 89-year-old man had to take on the government to get the treatment he wanted. But Dr. Martin Rankin doesn't see it that way at all.
Mr. RANKIN: We see it as being a wrong that's been righted.
SILBERNER: He says the ability to fight and win is proof the system works.
Mr. RANKIN: So it shows that we expect in this country - we expect everybody's needs to be met. And when it doesn't happen, we're both outraged and astonished, and we protest and it gets fixed.
SILBERNER: And in fact, the decision-making body now says health boards shouldn't wait for the first eye to go blind, they should pay for Lucentis right away in cases where it's appropriate. Officials say it wasn't a result of Tagg's activism, but a scheduled reconsideration of the data. As for Jack Tagg, well, maybe the best way to see if the system worked for him is to climb into his little blue Renault for a ride through the green rolling hills around Torquay. He says after three treatments, he sees fine. But he asks his wife Gay for help navigating.
(Soundbite of Mr. and Mrs. Tagg navigating the car)
SILBERNER: The car is dwarfed by the ancient 8-foot tall hedges that border the narrow lane. Tagg was not only a pilot, he once ran a driving school. Still, his wife has only just started to feel comfortable driving with him since his treatment for blindness started.
Ms. GAY TAGG: I've gotten over my fright now. And he's only blind in one eye. Someone suggested we should...
Mr. TAGG: I'm not blind. I'm not blind in either eye.
Ms. TAGG: We'd put a notice in the back, Child On Board. I wanted to put one saying, Blind Driver At Wheel.
SILBERNER: He drives fast and happily, and we arrived safely back at his house.
Mr. TAGG: Like a sherry or whatever? Say when.
SILBERNER: He sits back and looks at his garden. He takes a bite of a lamb and butter sandwich, and savors his victory.
Mr. TAGG: We more than achieved our aims - more than. And we got free treatment, and we got a review in the fall. There's a review of the entire machinery of the NHS.
SILBERNER: He says if socialized medicine is going to work, sometimes people have to stand up and fight. Joanne Silberner, NPR News.
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A £1.8m collection of modern apartments has been launched to market in north Leeds – with appeal for sun-worshippers and al-fresco diners alike.
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The records on this page were as listed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and further details about each cemetery can be found from the Search facility on its web site.
Also, in many instances photographs of either the headstone or memorial may be found on the War Graves Photographic Project website.
GANDER, Private, Frederick Charles, 69536. 23rd Northumberland Fusiliers. 9th April 1918. Age 18. Son of Mr. E. and Mrs. E. GANDER, of 3, Weybridge St., Culvert Rd., Battersea, London.
GANDER, Private, Frank, G/39870. 1st Bn. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.). 24th September 1917.
GANDER, Private, Ernest, G/13805. 13th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. 31st July 1917. Age 19. Son of Edwin Alfred and Annie GANDER, of 4, Hillside Cottages, White Hill Rd., Crowborough, Sussex.
GANDER, Private, John Thomas, 1755. 'A' Sqdn. I1th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars. 1st November 1914. Age 26. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. GANDER, of 31, Wilton Rd., Ilford, Essex.
Alamein Memorial:
GANDER, Private, Leonard Arthur, 6097138. 2nd Bn. The Queen's Royal Regt (West Surrey). 21st November 1941. Age 24. Son of Charles and Elizabeth GANDER; husband of Daisy Florence GANDER, of Portslade, Sussex. Column 54.
GANDAR, Rifleman, William Gustave, 471246. 1st/12th Bn. London Regt (The Rangers). 1st July 1916.
GANDER. Private, Albert Nelson, 55954. 18th Bn. Welch Regiment. 24th March 1918. Age 28. Son of Albert Nelson GANDER and Ruth Jane GANDER, of 18, Commercial Rd., Eastbourne.
GANDER, Private, John, 50671. 12th Bn. West Yorkshire Regiment. 3rd May 1917.
GANDAR-DOWER, 2nd Lt. Leonard Francis. 2nd Bn. Hon. Artillery Company. 3rd May 1917.
GANDER, Private, Charles, 25707. 13th Bn. East Surrey Regiment. 26th November 1917. Age 20. Son of James and Annie GANDER, of 3, Wickham Terrace, Hurst Wickham, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex.
GANDER, Private, Percy Albert, TF/1928. "D" Coy. 1st/5th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. Killed accidentally 31st May 1915. Age 19. Son of Edwin Alfed and Annie GANDER, of 4, Hillside Cottage, White Hill Rd., Crowborough, Sussex. D.35.
GANDER, Second Lieutenant, Leslie Stephen, 1st/4th Bn. Seaforth Highlanders. Died of wounds 5th June 1918. Age 24. Son of Philip and Jane Ada GANDER, of Uckfield, Sussex. XXVIII. N.II.
Flesquieres Hill British Cemetery:
GANDER, Serjeant, R. W., 201175. 3rd/4th Bn. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). 30th December 1917. Age 23. Son of Alfred William and Martha Maria GANDER, of 8, Thomas St., Tunbridge Wells. VIII. E.2.
GANDER, Private, F. A., 541199. 2nd/6th Bn. Manchester Regiment. 27th March 1918. V.B.5.
GANDER, Private, Charles Edward, TF/2804. lst/5th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. 9th May 1915.
GANDER, Private, J. V., 5032. 5th Dragoon Guards (Princess Charlotte of Wales's). 14th January 1915. 11. N.350.
Pozieres British Cemetery:
GANDER, Private, John Henry, 820. 22nd Bn. Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Killed in action 27th July 1916. III. H.28.
St. Hilaire Cemetery Extension:
GANDER, Private, T., SD/2092, 7th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. 6th April 1918. B.11.
GANDER, Sapper, John Henry, 235589. Inland Water Transport, Royal Engineers. Died of accidental injuries 28th May 1917. Age 17. Son of Richard John and Emma GANDER, of 180, Church Rd., Hove, Sussex. Div. 62. I.D.3.
Villers Bretonneux Memorial:
GANDER, Private, George Robert, 6795. 52nd Bn. Australian Infantry, A.I:.F. 5th April 1918. Age 23. Son of William John and Jane GANDER, of Neil St., Toowoomba, Queensland.
Vis-en-artois Memorial, Haucourt:
GANDER, Private, Albert Edward, G/68525. 7th Bn. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.). 8th August 1918.
Kiel War Cemetery:
GANDER, Sgt. W.Op./Air Gnr., Owen Sandford, 552107. 83 Sqdn. Royal Air Force. 2nd July 1940. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. GANDER, of South Kensington, London. Coll. grave 3.A. 13-16.
Madras 1914-1918 War Memorial:
GANDER, Bombardier, Jesse, 23501. 60th Heavy Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery. 28th December 1915. Age 28. Son of Albert and Annie GANDER, of Jesamine Cottage, Brook St., Cuckfield, Sussex. Face 5. Buried in Roorkee Cemetery.
Ambon War Cemetery:
GANDER, Sapper, Harold David, QX10747. A.I.F. 2/11 Field Coy., Royal Australian Engineers. 18th July 1944. Age 25. Son of Sydney James GANDER and Lilian Lucy GANDER, of Cowplain, Portsmouth, England. 24. C.14.
Ramleh War Cemetery:
GANDER, Captain A.S.C., (A.Obs. Post Pilot), D F C, 190850. Royal Artillery, attached to 651 A.O.P. Sqdn. Royal Air Force. 4th September 1946. Age 29. Son of Archer and Henrietta GANDER; husband of Gladys May GANDER, of Hook, Surbiton, Surrey. 7. I. 7.
Beach Head War Cemetery, Anzio:
GANDER, Sapper, Frederick Arthur, 14516959. 252 Field Coy., Royal Engineers. 24th April 1944. Age 37. Son of Henry George and Clara GANDER; husband of Beatrice May GANDER, of Worthing, Sussex. I.H.1.
Knightsbridge War Cemetery:
GANDER, Private, Percy, 6097139. 2nd Bn, The Queen's Royal Regt (West Surrey). 29th November 1941. Age 26. Son of Horace and Helen GANDER; husband of Ann GANDER, of Hurstpierpoint, Sussex. 8. G.22.
Lae War Cemetery:
GANDER, Private, Horace Arthur, NX50592. A.I.F. 2/33 Bn. Australian Infantry. 11th October 1943. Age 35. Son of Albert John and Lucy Anne GANDER, of Randwick, New South Wales. IA. D.8.
Durban (Stellawood) Cemetery:
GANDER, Staff Quartermaster Serjeant (WO.II), Alfred John, 547021. The Cheshire Yeomanry, Royal Armoured Corps. 16th September 1941. Age 42. European Sec. Block F. Grave 211.
GANDER, Driver, Charles, 2090. 1st/3rd (Kent) Field Coy. Royal Engineers. 28th October 1915.
Brighton (Lewes and Bear Road) Borough Cemetery:
GANDER. Private. Joseph, 7386. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). 24th February 1919. Age 29. Husband of Annie Norah Margaret GANDER, of 29, Clifton St., Brighton. ZIE.56.
GANDAR, Petty Officer, Bertram James, 196244. H.M.S. HAWKE. Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 15th October 1914. Age 34. Son of G.T. and C. GANDAR, of 53, St John's Hill Grove, Clapham Junction, London, husband of Ethel Ellen Gandar, of 187, St. John's Hill, Clapham Junction, London.
GANDER, Able Seaman, George Arthur, 191637. (RFR/GH/B/8057). R.N. H.M.S. 'Foyle'. Royal Navy. Killed by mine explosion in Straits of Dover 15th March 1917. 21.
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Nominations for May 2019 You're Never Too Young: Children
#11 gmw 04-02-2019, 08:45 AM
Quote drofgnal
I browsed this list from goodreads. 122 adult novels with a child protagonist:
My favorite on the list is 'All the Light We Cannot See'.
I'm still mulling over the list for a nomination. Funny, I don't see any classics in that list like David Copperfield.
I thought it was interesting to see the list, I had not considered books that were specifically adult stories.
One author and book on that list attracted my particular attention:
Beasts of No Nation
by Uzodinma Iweala. That would present a rather macabre interpretation of our theme (never too young ... to be a soldier).
I suspect you don't see
David Copperfield
because it is generally considered a children's, or a teenage level, story.
#12 issybird 04-02-2019, 11:42 AM
I'm going to follow through with my second idea and nominate
The Go-Between
by L.P. Hartley. Even those who haven't read it will know its famous opening line, "The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there." People may also have seen the film with Julie Christie and Alan Bates; there was also a 2015 BBC production.
I'm going to borrow bits from Goodreads and Wikipedia, as I think both are a little too revealing.
Summering with a fellow schoolboy on a great English estate, Leo, the hero of L. P. Hartley's finest novel, encounters a world of unimagined luxury. . . . The Go-Between is a masterpiecea richly layered, spellbinding story about past and present, naiveté and knowledge, and the mysteries of the human heart.
The book gives a critical view of society at the end of the Victorian era through the eyes of a naïve schoolboy outsider.
In the books prologue, Leo Colston chances upon a diary from 1900, the year of his thirteenth birthday, and gradually pieces together a memory that he has suppressed. Under its influence, and from the viewpoint of what he has become by the midpoint of this hideous century, Leo relives the events of what had once seemed to him its hopeful beginning.
The price is slightly outside our US parameter, but cheaper in the UK and Canada and available on OverDrive and Audible. I also figure it's readily available in print for those who don't mind that.
Amazon US
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#13 issybird 04-02-2019, 11:52 AM
Quote gmw
The book is rather more serious and sophisticated in tone and writing than the blurb above may indicate. I found it an excellent story that just happens to be targeted at children ("ideal for readers 11+"). It is certainly less tongue-in-cheek than the (also excellent)
Artemis Fowl
stories. I was really tempted to nominate
Artemis Fowl
, as it feels more childish in nature and so perhaps more in keeping with the theme, but I do think
is the better book. Colfer has also written a few books for adults (
) that are also very good reads.
I read the first three Artemis Fowl books with great enjoyment; then my reading companion aged out of them. I considered going back to them, but the first three wrapped things up and my experience has been that a series starts to tale off after the initial flurry, which of course might not be fair in this case. All this a long-winded way of saying that I'm taking seriously your comment that
is a better book than
Artemis Fowl
, as I know I've enjoyed the author!
#14 bfisher 04-02-2019, 01:59 PM
I second The Go-Between.
#15 CRussel 04-02-2019, 03:13 PM
I'd like to nominate a Canadian classic, the ever popular
Anne of Green Gables
. Especially (hides his head in shame) because I've never actually read it!
Amazon description:
Eleven-year-old orphan Anne Shirley has just arrived at Green Gables, and already her guardians want to send her back. First, shes not the boy the Cuthberts expected. Second, she talks too much. And even with her generous spirit, the redheads a trouble magnet. She gets the neighbor drunk and nearly poisons the pastor!
Still, despite a rocky start, the fiery Anne wins over her guardians and her new community. She enjoys life at Green Gables, excels in school, and earns a coveted scholarship. But when tragedy hits, Anne must choose between her dreams and the only home shes ever known.
In this beloved coming-of-age story, Lucy Maud Montgomery drew from her own experiences growing up in Canada during the nineteenth century to introduce generations of readers to one of literatures most original and inspiring characters.
The book is short, under 200 pages, and public domain virtually everywhere. There are audio versions available, multiple film versions (even a 1919 silent film), television movies, and television series.
-- $0.00
-- Public Domain in Life+50 and Life+75 countries
-- many editions. Pick your favourite.
#16 Catlady 04-02-2019, 03:15 PM
Decisions, decisions. I have four contenders (so far!), and can't make up my mind.
#17 Victoria 04-02-2019, 05:03 PM
I'm still vicillating as well, but definitely seconding
Anne of Green Gables
. I adored it as a kid - but when I reread it as an adult I found it quite funny.
#18 Victoria 04-02-2019, 05:13 PM
Quote drofgnal
I browsed this list from goodreads. 122 adult novels with a child protagonist:
My favorite on the list is 'All the Light We Cannot See'.
I'm still mulling over the list for a nomination. Funny, I don't see any classics in that list like David Copperfield.
, great list -its a keeper. The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie is one of 2 Im still considering. I havent read it, but it did create a bit of a stir in Canada when it came out.
#19 Bookpossum 04-02-2019, 05:32 PM
I third
The Go-Between
#20 Catlady 04-02-2019, 06:24 PM
I'm nominating
One Night in Winter
(2014) by Simon Sebag Montefiore.
Inspired by a true story, prize-winning historian and acclaimed novelist Simon Sebag Montefiore explores the consequences of forbidden love in this heartbreaking epic of marriage, childhood, danger, and betrayal that unfolds in Stalin's Moscow during the bleak days after World War II.
As Moscow celebrates the motherland's glorious victory over the Nazis, shots ring out on the crowded streets. On a nearby bridge, a teenage boy and girldressed in traditional nineteenth-century costumeslie dead. But this is no ordinary tragedy, because these are no ordinary teenagers. As the son and daughter of high-ranking Soviet officials, they attend the most elite school in Moscow. Was it an accident, or murder? Is it a conspiracy against Stalin, or one of his own terrifying intrigues?
On Stalin's instructions, a ruthless investigation begins into what becomes known as the Children's Case. Youth across the city are arrested and forced to testify against their friends and their parents. As families are ripped apart, all kinds of secrets come spilling out. Trapped at the center of this witch-hunt are two pairs of illicit lovers, who learn that matters of the heart exact a terrible price. By turns a darkly sophisticated political thriller, a rich historical saga, and a deeply human love story, Montefiore's masterful novel powerfully portrays the terror and drama of Stalin's Russia.
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As I prepare for the final service, December 18th, of my twenty-seven year ministry spanning three churches, two of which we helped plant, I find myself surprisingly "un-sad". Looking back, I have few regrets. From the day in the fall of 1989 when Pastor David Graves offered me my first church job, it has been the journey of a lifetime. Even today, I have a difficult time wrapping my brain around why God chose me. My faith has grown exponentially to the point that most days I am at least in the ballpark of being a fully devoted follower of Christ. I think back on my time at Grace Church and the issue with the hymnal. I was raised Catholic and until a year or so before I went on staff I had never seen a hymnal, much less tried to sing from one. So, for the first six months I was about a half-second behind everybody else. That was a bit awkward since each service I was sitting on the platform without any place to hide. But even that bit of embarrassment makes a cool little story to share.
In 1993 Cathy and I, along with four friends, started Highland Park Church. I have believed in God at least since I was five, but during my twelve years at HPC I was witness to what I believe were several miracles that are unexplainable if I take God out of the equation. The first was the perfect assurance we had that the church would be a huge success even though you could put what we knew about church planting on the head of a pin. From the get-go that was a given and it happened above and beyond our dreams. There was a miracle regarding a horse trailer. The most obvious one was that God pulled some strings allowing us to purchase 66 acres, five miles from downtown for $725,000. A Bank president remarked that was the best property buy in Nashville's history.
Eleven years ago, I left my position as founding pastor in what was the most painful season of my life. That period was permeated with a deep sense of sadness that settled into the pores of my soul like a thick August fog. At first I thought it was about brick and mortar. We had just moved into our brand-new state of the art building, after spending nearly twelve-years as a portable church, meeting in a community center and a high school. I finally realized that my pain had little to do with losing a building. The epicenter of my pain was the loss of treasured relationships. Buildings are replaceable; treasures are not. After a personal grief that lasted for months, I concluded that nothing lasts forever. And as painful as that might be, night is always followed by a new day.
I figured that Crossroad Community Church would be HPC 2.2. It was never close as far as size. At first I had a problem accepting that fact, mostly because of my pride. Then one Thanksgiving morning God told me to take care of the folks He had given me and do it as well as I could. I've tried to do that. The final miracle is the "Crossroad Miracles Still Happen Grant Program" in which our church will distribute over $600,000 that would have gone into a building. Now, it will go to multiple ministries so that our legacy will live on in the lives of people whom we will never know. We are discovering anew that it is greater to give than receive. God Bless!
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I wrote this for Walter's first birthday. I never got around to getting it nicely printed and framed, but I shared it with his dad. I'll share it with you, today. It's not finished, so I'd love feedback from any other poetry geeks. It's been a long time since I wrote poetry. But here you are:
Make Way
Never–until I became
a mother–did I imagine
a poem about ducklings.
I collect images,
phrases while he sleeps, still
needs me next to him. (Why?) Ducks:
fuzz yellow squawk
My one-day-soon to
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ago arrived with nowhere
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We laughed at combs for
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never down,
short in back, flat only
when sleep works
you hard, the sweat beads
under, darkens, holds
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My poetry will
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when McCloskey and you
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"I cleaned the shit off my pink high-tops and drove home, stopping for an espresso at the coffeehouse across from the college. Men and women were hunched over copies of Jean Paul Sartre and writing in their journals. Most wore the thin-rimmed tortoiseshell glasses favored by intellectuals. Their clothes were faded to a precisely fashionable degree; you can buy them that way from catalogs now, new clothes processed to look old. The intellectuals looked at me in my overalls the way such people inevitably look at farmers. I dumped a lot of sugar in my espresso and sipped it delicately at a corner table near the door. I looked at them the way farmers look at intellectuals."
— Mary Rose O'Reilley —
"Dorian strokes my exposed back with the tips of his fingers, sending shockwaves up and down my spine. I gasp from the contact, resisting the urge to beg him for more. He brings his face down to my neck, letting his lips brush my earlobe. "Gabriella, I would love to bend you over this desk right now and pull your dress up past your thighs and over your ass," he murmurs, sex dripping from his soft lips.
"That sounds good to me," I breathe, turning my head a fraction. "What's stopping you?" Never in my life have I been this bold and eager with a man but Dorian has awakened the sleeping sex giant within me. If my days are numbered, I want to at least die happy.
"Oh, I would do it. But I know Aurora will come looking for me and I don't want to be disturbed when I ... ruin you." Ruin me? It sounds so threatening and violent.
I love it."
— S.L. Jennings
"In her excitement at the idea of just walking out the door she had walked out the door without stopping to practice and without even her sheet music, and now she had nothing to play from and nothing prepared.
Some people might have been daunted by this setback. The Konigsbergs faced musical catastrophe on a daily basis, & their motto was: Never say die."
— Helen DeWitt
"Don't say it, Lay. Don't. Because I'm not stopping this. I need to be inside you more than I need to breathe right now. But if we can't do that, if this is all we have ... I'm taking it. I'm taking every last bit of you you're willing to give."
— T. Torrest
"I could have taken you to the lab right now and been done with you.Now I have to babysit you until Sunday." He shakes his head and pushes past me, grumbling under his breath.
"Gee, thanks. But you're the worst babysitter in the history of the world, Dreyden. Babysitters are supposed to be fun," I say to his back, and then stick out my tongue. Very thirteen-year old. He turns and strides up to me, eyes full of fire, not stopping until our noses touch. I gulp and force myself not to step back. "Nothing about life is fum anymore, Fo," he says. And then he leaves, feet thumping sown the stairs."
— Bethany Wiggins
"She became his Ariadne, leading him through the labyrinth of books, stopping now and then to pass another one to him."
— Donna Leon
"Normally death came at night, taking a person in their sleep, stopping their heart or tickling them awake, leading them to the bathroom with a splitting headache before pouncing and flooding their brain with blood. It waits in alleys and metro stops. After the sun goes down plugs are pulled by white-clad guardians and death is invited into an antiseptic room.
But in the country death comes, uninvited, during the day. It takes fishermen in their longboats. It grabs children by the ankles as they swim. In winter it calls them down a slope too steep for their budding skills, and crosses their skies at the tips. It waits along the shore where snow met ice not long ago but now, unseen by sparkling eyes, a little water touches the shore, and the skater makes a circle slightly larger than intended. Death stands in the woods with a bow and arrow at dawn and dusk. And it tugs cars off the road in broad daylight, the tires spinning furiously on ice or snow, or bright autumn leaves."
— Louise Penny
"I cleaned the shit off my pink high-tops and drove home, stopping for an espresso at the coffeehouse across from the college. Men and women were hunched over copies of Jean Paul Sartre and writing in their journals. Most wore the thin-rimmed tortoiseshell glasses favored by intellectuals. Their clothes were faded to a precisely fashionable degree; you can buy them that way from catalogs now, new clothes processed to look old. The intellectuals looked at me in my overalls the way such people inevitably look at farmers.
I dumped a lot of sugar in my espresso and sipped it delicately at a corner table near the door. I looked at them the way farmers look at intellectuals."
— Mary Rose O'Reilley
"She was an anchor but at least now she knew it had an end, a stopping place. It hit bottom. She could fall no deeper."
— Linda Hogan
"There was no stopping us now. We had running water, a heater, a cooker and a road. We were fast becoming slaves again to all the things we had come to this benighted spot to flee."
— Chris Stewart
"Stop asking that," she said angrily. There was no stopping the tears now. "You always ask that. Why. Like there's an answer for everything. Not everybody has your life, you know, or your family. In your life, things happen for reasons. People make sense. But that's not my life. Nobody in my life makes sense ..."
— Rainbow Rowell
"I'm wanting the hell out of you. Day and night."
Her voice was throaty now, dark with need. "I guess that makes it handy, since I want the hell out of you too."
"It doesn't scare you?"
"Nothing about you and me scares me."
"And what if I said I want you to let me do anything I want to you? Everything?"
Her heart fluttered to her throat, but her eyes stayed steady. "I'd say who's stopping you?"
— Nora Roberts
"Is the phrase "Deliciously politically incorrect" used with the same gay abandon in the U.S.? You come across it all the time here, and it usually means, quite simply, that a book or a movie or a TV program is racist and/or sexist and/or homophobic; there is a certain kind of cultural commentator who mysteriously associates these prejudices with a Golden Age during which we were allowed to do a lot of things that we are not allowed to do now. (The truth is that there's no one stopping them from doing anything. What they really object to is being recognized as the antisocial pigs that they really are.)"
— Nick Hornby
"Thus the British Empire came into existence; and thus - for there is no stopping damp; it gets into the inkpot as it gets into the woodwork - sentences swelled, adjectives multiplied, lyrics became epics, and little trifles that had been essays a column long were now encyclopaedias in ten or twenty volumes."
— Virginia Woolf
"She had abruptly flipped from the southern belle and was now putting on the extremely businesslike air of those perfectionist women who'd only worked in the professional world for two or three years before stopping to have children and were now terrified of not being taken seriously."
— Rebecca Makkai
"This was very bitter to Gerald, who had never known what boredom was, who had gone from activity to activity, never at a loss. Now, gradually, everything seemed to be stopping in him. He did not want any more to do the things that offered. Something dead within him just refused to respond to any suggestion. He cast over in his mind, what it would be possible to do, to save himself from this misery of nothingness, relieve the stress of this hollowness. And there were only three things left, that would rouse him, make him live. One was to drink or smoke hashish, the other was to be soothed by Birkin, and the third was women. And there was no-one for the moment to drink with. Nor was there a woman. And he knew Birkin was out. So there was nothing to do but to bear the stress of his own emptiness."
— D.H. Lawrence
"So you're now an official member of Enclave Three. You weirdo."
I snorted. "I'm a weirdo? You're a werewolf."
"I suggest you say that with respect, Parker."
"Or what?"
"Or I'll have to bite you." His lips widened into a grin of heart-stopping proportions. I guessed it
would have been pretty effective on him in werewolf form, too."
— Chloe Neill
"I'll tell you what you can do," he said, stopping abruptly. Now he did reach out to grip both my shoulders. But still not to kiss me. Only so he could wheel me around to glare at me some more. "You can leave me alone."
Tears sprang once more into my eyes. That's what he wanted from me? For me to stay away from him?
This had turned into a greater disaster than when I'd died. And I was still breathing, so that was say something.
"I'd like to," I said. All I could hear besides the deep, disapproving timbre of his voice was the drum of my heartbeat in my ears. Stupid girl. Stupid girl. Stupid girl, my heart seemed to be saying. "Except every time I try, you show back up, and act such a ... such a ... "
"Such a what?" he demanded. He seemed to be practically daring me to say.
Don't, the voice of my mother warned inside my head. Don't say it.
— Meg Cabot
"Bringing an asteroid back to Earth? What's that have to do with space exploration? If we were moving outward from there, and an asteroid is a good stopping point, then fine. But now it's turned into a whole planetary defense exercise at the cost of our outward exploration."
— Buzz Aldrin
"The Transformation from Chrysalis can take weeks, months or even years- mine took one year. And although I have become this person, I'm still in the midst of a Larger transformation, one that I won't recognize until I look back at me now and say"who was that girl?" We are constantly evolving; I suppose I have always known that, but because I always knew that, I feared stopping, and it is Ironic that it was only when I finally stopped that i moved the most. I know now that we never truly stop, our Journey is never complete, because we will continue to flourish- just as when the caterpillar thought the world was Over, it became a Butterfly."
— Cecelia Ahern
"You sure about this?" he asked in a guttural voice. "I get down on that mattress right now, I'm not stopping until I'm inside of you."
— J.R. Ward
"She had no idea how long they kissed-and kissed-but she didn't think about stopping until she ran out of air. Breathing hard, she slowly opened her eyes and stared directly into his.
They'd heated. Darkened. And something else. He wasn't looking so relaxed now. In fact, he was looking the opposite of relaxed. He looked ... feral.
And she was his prey."
— Jill Shalvis
"I write this in the moonlight, straining my ears to hear beyond the cold mechanical clock to the warm biological noises of the night, but my being is attuned only to one thing, the relentless rhythm of time.
If I could only smash the clock and stop time from advancing! Crush the infernal machine! Shatter its bland face and rip those cursed hands from their torturous axis of circumscription! I can almost feel the sturdy metal body crumpling beneath my hands, the glass fracturing, the case cracking open, my fingers digging into the guts, spilling springs and delicate gearing. But now, there is now use, now way of stopping time."
— Ruth Ozeki
"If you really want to stay the same age you are now forever and ever, she'd be thinking, try jumping off the roof: death's a sure-fire method for stopping time."
— Margaret Atwood
"Omelets now or later?" she panted.
"Later than what?" he asked huskily.
"How hungry are you?"
"For what?"
She started unbuttoning his shirt at the top, stopping to admire and touch the soft hair on his chest on the way to the bottom. When she reached the last one, she tugged the tail out from behind his belt, slipped her arms around his body, and laid her cheek against his chest.
"Let's make love and only use words when necessary," she whispered.
"Is that a pickup line" he asked hoarsely."
— Carolyn Brown
"In your hands
The dog, the donkey, surely they know
They are alive.
Who would argue otherwise?
But now, after years of consideration,
I am getting beyond that.
What about the sunflowers? What about
The tulips, and the pines?
Listen, all you have to do is start and
There'll be no stopping.
What about mountains? What about water
Slipping over rocks?
And speaking of stones, what about
The little ones you can
Hold in your hands, their heartbeats
So secret, so hidden it may take years
Before, finally, you hear them?"
— Mary Oliver
"Frustration filled his features. Rose I've done a lot of bad things, most of which I can never fix or find redemption for. My only choice now, if I want to reclaim my life, is to go forward, stopping evil and doing what's right. And what is NOT right is taking a woman from another man, a man I like and respect. I'll steal cars. I'll break into houses. But there are lines I WILL not cross, no matter what I-"
— Richelle Mead
"What I really do when I write you is follow myself, and I'm doing it right now: I'm following myself without knowing what it will lead me to. Sometimes following myself is so hard. Because of following something that's still so nebulous. Sometimes I end up stopping."
— Clarice Lispector
"We danced in the handkerchief-big space between the speak-easy tables, in which stood the plates of half-eaten spaghetti or chicken bones and the bottles of Dago red. For about five minutes the dancing had some value in itself, then it became very much like acting out some complicated and portentous business in a dream which seems to have a meaning but whose meaning you can't figure out. Then the music was over, and stopping dancing was like waking up from the dream, being glad to wake up and escape and yet distressed because now you won't ever know what it had been all about."
— Robert Penn Warren
"We all looked at Shelton, who rolled his eyes. "Like my vote matters now."
Hi patted his back. "If it makes you feel better, your vote's never mattered."
"Hilarious." Shelton rubbed his face. "I hope my parole officer finds you as funny."
I sprang up and hurried for the exit, stopping Chance with a hand on his shoulder. "Give me a second alone with Ben. He's still worked up, probably needs a few minutes to decompress."
Chance's expression soured, but he held back.
Hi fired a shooter my way. "Good idea. We need him mission focused. Rodger dodger."
Shelton covered his face with his hands. "Enough already."
— Kathy Reichs
"We've been stuck in one species since our Cro-Magnon ancestors helped to wipe out the smarter Neanderthals," she said. "Now it's our chance to diversify rapidly, and institutions like the Hegemony, the Pax, and the Core are stopping it."
— Dan Simmons
"A beam or pillar can be used to batter down a city wall, but it is no good for stopping up a little hole - this refers to a difference in function. Thoroughbreds like Qiji and Hualiu could gallop a thousand li in one day, but when it came to catching rats they were no match for the wildcat or the weasel - this refers to a difference in skill. The horned owl catches fleas at night and can spot the tip of a hair, but when daylight comes, no matter how wide it opens its eyes, it cannot see a mound or a hill - this refers to a difference in nature. Now do you say, that you are going to make Right your master and do away with Wrong, or make Order your master and do away with Disorder? If you do, then you have not understood the principle of heaven and earth or the nature of the ten thousand things. This is like saying that you are going to make Heaven your master and do away with Earth, or make Yin your master and do away with Yang. Obviously it is impossible."
— Zhuangzi
"No, you don't need to help me. But if you don't, there's nothing stopping me from calling you up again and again, now that I know you can't kill me. Think of it as me leaning against your Heavenly doorbell ... forever."
— Cassandra Clare
"She felt as if she had been running, and had created a hill and was racing down the other side, and there was no stopping now. Gravity was taking her where she had to go. But
everyone cares about something. Don't they?"
— Cassandra Clare
"No," said Simon. "I know we're not much compared to you, but we don't kill our friends. We try to save them. If Heaven didn't want it that way, we ought to have been given the ability to love." He shoved his hair back, baring the Mark more fully. "No, you don't need to help me. But if you don't, there's nothing stopping me from calling you up again and again, now that I know you can't kill me. Think of it as me leaning on you Heavenly doorbell ... forever."
— Cassandra Clare
"But not now. Now it was gentle, and the sun was kissing him, like Joe ... like Joe ... . Joe swallowed. His chest swelled in that faintly familiar breath-stopping, overwhelming way, and he made a faint sound, a gasp really, as he remembered the last time he'd felt that, and knew with total assurance what it was. It was when Jeannie had held his hand in church, when he was six and love was so simple, and so uncomplicated, and God was the reason you loved until you cried. For the first time in twenty-seven years, Joe felt the existence of God. He was in Casey's smile, his eyes, the way he looked at his lover, the way he greeted the dogs. God was there, in the sunshine brushing Casey's hair, and warming his skin, and Joe ... . Joe wanted to touch him."
— Amy Lane
"My whole family's gonna be set for life and I'm not stopping rappin until that happens. I already know I got a five year plan. I'm 26 now and I'm gonna bow out on my 31st birthday. Peace, later, holla, I'm gone."
— Jayceon Terrell Taylor
"I am all for art's finding a large audience. But the way that's happening now, with big works filling big galleries and bigger shows, is mostly stopping statements from being made. Or heard. Or talked about. Or really examined. It's watering things down."
— Jerry Saltz
"(on Marilyn Monroe) I was walking down Broadway with her and nobody was stopping us. She was going to (Stella Adler's) actors' studio, and she was taking me to show me what it was all about. And I said to her: "How come nobody is taking your picture?" She said: "Well, watch." She took her scarf off, straightened her shoulders, and draped something another way, and we were surrounded. It must have been 400 people. And I said: "Now I know why!""
— Liza Minnelli
"There is no appeasing Putin. Frankly, there is no directly stopping him, either. It is only possible to raise the costs to him of his war, including the military costs. If we won'€™t provide military materiel to Ukraine now, we deserve the contempt with which Putin regards us."
— Rich Lowry
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Many bilingual programs are violating state legislation by failing to supply ample providers to the district's rising share of scholars whose native language shouldn't be English. In the Northern Territory, for instance, bilingual packages for Indigenous students begun with Federal Authorities help in the early Seventies, however by December 1998 the Northern Territory Authorities had announced its resolution to shift $three million away from the 29 bilingual programs to a Territory-broad program educating English as a second language.
Because the Congressional Report, Testing in American Schools: Asking the Proper Questions†(1992, p. 5) factors out.testing has traditionally been viewed as a method to realize academic equity; checks themselves have all the time been scrutinized on the question of whether or not they do extra to alleviate or exacerbate social, financial, and academic disparities.â€.
In contrast to France wherein regional languages face unbelievable endangerment and potential extinction, Spain's lengthy-established strategy to creating regional bilingual schooling mandatory has served often as a mannequin for both the survival and thriving state of the languages indigenous to the country.
Consequently, all lecturers, not simply ESL specialists, want to address the learning needs of ESL college students and adjust their instruction accordingly to satisfy the completely different levels of English proficiency, totally different learning rates, and styles of their college students (Ashworth, Cummins, and Handscombe 1989).
It is not unusual to have people really feel that the linguistic goals must be main: The main goal of the bilingual program is to teach English as quickly as attainable and combine the children into the mainstream of education;†or to put emphasis on cultural objectives: The principle goal of the program ought to be to maintain the native language and tradition whereas the youngsters be taught English.†By putting emphasis on the linguistic and cultural aspect of bilingual training, confusion and controversy typically arise.


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Photography museum Foam and De Brauw have started collaborating in 2010.
Geert Potjewijd, De Brauw's managing partner says: "We would like to contribute to the cultural environment of Amsterdam and support young Dutch talented photographers. There is a natural match between Foam and De Brauw. Both organisations, with international ambitions, have quality as a basis."
"I see something special and show it to the camera. The moment is held until someone sees it. Then it is theirs."
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