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My name is Nick Watts. On May 13, 2013, my son, Jordan, took his own life. He was 19.
NOTE: Should you be unfamiliar with my family's history with suicide you can click here.
My public school presentation on Suicide Intervention lasts approximately 45 minutes and includes, among other points, everything from "becoming aware of the epidemic" and "myths about suicide" to clinical depression (the mental condition most associated with suicide) and general & specific steps to take when intervening with a suicidal person. More information than I could share in a simple blog post.
That said, after speaking I am often asked by students and parents a number of questions I don't have time to address in my presentation. I thought I would offer brief answers to a few of those questions here:
- When and how should I talk to my child about suicide?
- My child has a friend who is suicidal. What do I tell my child?
- What do families need following the suicide of a loved one? (What do they not need?)
- What has most helped you and your family?
When and How Do I Talk to My Own Child About Suicide?
When: The topic of suicide normally doesn't arise unless a family member, friend or celebrity takes their life. When Netflix premiered their monster hit, 13 Reasons Why, in March 2017, much of the U.S. was talking about the show's primary subject: teen suicide. (You can read my blog on 13 Reasons Whyhere.) While some choose to take advantage of such opportunities to talk about this difficult and uncomfortable topic, others choose to leave it alone – usually because they simply don't know what to say.
In regard to our children, there are those things we like to call "teachable moments." Should an event prompt this particular topic, it would most definitely qualify as one of those moments.
The days of considering suicide a taboo topic are long gone. Even the mainstream media has begun giving it quite a bit of press. And for good reason. From a 2016 article in the Houston Chronicle:
Suicide is the second leading cause of death in the United States for people ages 10 to 34, according to the Centers for Disease Control's data from 2014, and is the 10th leading cause of death overall.
And from the New York Times:
"Suicide in the United States has surged to the highest levels in nearly 30 years, a federal data analysis has found…"
How: To borrow a slogan from Nike, just do it. I tell students at every assembly, "We parents are deeply flawed. We're just 'old teenagers.' Just like you, we laugh and we cry; we have good days, and bad days. Sometimes we mess up. Sometimes we get things flat wrong. But, no one on planet earth loves you more than your parents." My point is this: as a parent, you don't need a degree in psychology our counseling to talk to your child about suicide. Just talk to them. If they refuse to talk about it, this is a clear sign that they desperately need to talk about it. (Refusing to talk is different than your child saying something to effect of, "I'm so hurt and confused. I need a couple of days to process this. Can we talk then?") Never force the conversation, but don't sweep it under the proverbial rug either.
The suicide of a loved one or friend leaves us with endless questions. A student approached me following one of my talks. They said, "My friend took his life. I was told if you commit suicide you go to hell. Is that true?" (I address that question at length here.)
Amidst all the questions regarding suicide, a cornerstone of truth I learned at one of the conferences I've attended on suicide intervention is this:
99% of those who attempt suicide don't want to die – they just want the pain to stop.
No one enjoys talking about suicide (including me.) But, should an event bring the topic into the public square, take advantage of it.
My Child Has a Friend Who is Suicidal? What Do I Tell My Child?
For obvious reasons, I counsel people to always err on the side of caution when suspicious of a friend or family member being suicidal. In other words, intervene immediately. If you intervene and you're wrong, at least they know you care. If you don't intervene, and you were right, you might well be soon attending a funeral.
I tell students in no uncertain terms, "Should you suspect a friend of yours of being suicidal, talk to them immediately. Then tell them, 'We're going right now to talk to an adult (if at school, the counselor who will, in turn, notify the parents; if off campus, the parents; if the relationship between the student-at-risk and their parent is estranged, take them to the nearest adult whether that be a school counselor, teacher, coach, youth pastor, etc.).
Mental health professionals agree that communication is a key to helping "talk a suicidal person off the edge of the cliff." The Houston Chronicle story I referenced above – written due to a cluster of teen suicides – asserts:
The key to managing grief, mental illness and suicidal thoughts is communication. Often times, those who are struggling tend to isolate instead of communicate… Through it all, communication is key to breaking out of the cycle of hopelessness and connecting to a support system. Sometimes, [the person at risk is] at a place where they can't communicate. It's then we must be their voice.
Regarding the quote immediately above – rather than "sometimes," I would offer that "most times" the person-at-risk can't communicate what's going on – at least this would apply to the vast majority. Simply put, they are unable. Since they're brain is "broken", unable to connect with logic, the ability to intelligently articulate their crippling pain is out of cognitive reach. Gradually losing all sense of reality, the individual begins to believe lies common to those considering taking their own life i.e. "my family won't have to worry about me anymore, " "the world will be better without me/I don't matter," "I'm a burden to everyone," "the pain is too much to bear," "there is no hope, no help," etc.
If you're reading this – and are presently suicidal – understand that the statements cited immediately above are complete and total lies. You are loved. You do matter. Your family and friends love you and would be devastated at your loss. The familiar axiom is: Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. While your pain may seem to you beyond help, know that there is most certainly help and hope. Should you not want to speak with a family member or friend, please call the Suicide Hotline at: 800-273-TALK (8255)
Lastly, a child who has a friend they suspect of being suicidal, may feel like they will be betraying their friend's trust should they tell an adult; or, that it's their responsibility to carry their friend through this crisis. This is nonsense. As a parent, tell them, "It is not your job or responsibility to carry a burden of this nature and weight on your own. There are professionals who've gone to school and worked all their life for the sole purpose of helping hurting people just like your friend." Again, always err on the side of caution.
I encourage students, "Your friend may at first be very upset, even angry, with you for telling an adult. Let them be angry. You may well be saving their life, and saving their family from unspeakable grief."
What Do Families Need After the Suicide of a Loved One? What Do They Not Need?
Permit me to combine the answers to questions 3 & 4 in this one section since my response to "what families need and don't need" is based on what my own family did and did not need.
I could write enough in response to this question to fill a book. (My wife, Michelle, and I are planning on writing a book one day.) But, let me offer just a few thoughts here.
I recently visited with a grieving parent who had lost their child to suicide. They said they felt like they were losing their mind. (I know this to be true – I came very close to losing mine, ultimately having to be hospitalized.) They continued, "My emotions are all over the place." I quoted to them the following statement Michelle had shared with me from one of the many resources she had since studied:
"Psychologists call grief associated with suicide 'complicated grief."
In short, grief associated with suicide is "all over the place." It's reckless. Volatile. Unpredictable. Explosive. And exhausting.
There is a relentless search for answers that never come. The endless, maddening, guilt-ridden, "If only I had (fill in the blank)," consumes you.
I read the following once and, from personal experience, testify that it is most certainly true:
"The death of a child is like losing your breath and never catching it again. It's a forever panic attack – feeling your heart dying as your soul is screaming for them. No matter what you try to do you continue to lose your mind."
Those who've lost a loved one to suicide don't need cliches and trite comments i.e. "They're in a better place," or "God needed another angel," etc. What they need is someone to help them bear the metric-ton of pain that's, at the moment, crushing their heart, soul and mind. Don't attempt to "fix" things. There is no "fixing" it. Don't give in to the common temptation to provide "answers". They don't exist.
Early on, a grieving family or individual doesn't need advice. Just your presence will do.
There is a type of love and compassion aptly called "the ministry of presence." A person who's just lost a loved one to suicide may need to talk. They may not. Like Job's three friends, (Job had just buried ten children) sitting quietly and sharing the person's pain is often quite enough during those first days and weeks. Interestingly, it was only when Job's friends began talking that things went downhill quickly. 🙂
The default during that first year (at least for me) was to shut down, isolate myself, try to go to sleep and never wake up. My family was paralyzed by grief. Routine tasks such as cleaning, taking out the trash, yard work, etc., could've easily become monumental chores we simply didn't have the strength to begin, much less accomplish. What happened next was unexpected and extraordinary.
We had friends show up "out of the proverbial blue" to help. They did our laundry. They cleaned our house. They brought us meals. They mowed our lawn. One person just showed up and cleaned every single window in our house. For years, we'd been intending to take down the wallpaper in our kitchen and paint it. Knowing that we would be unable to function for who knows how long, friends waited until we were gone one weekend, came over and completed the entire job. Our first Christmas following Jordan's death, friends came to our house and set up our tree for us and helped us decorate – something we could have never done on our own.
The family must be given as much time as necessary to process their grief. We are all unique. Hence, we all grieve uniquely, differently. Some requiring more time than others. Never should someone say – or even think – "You know, you should be over this by now." Only if you've walked in our shoes do you know how ignorant and arrogant a statement that is.
Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and John Kessler once wrote,
"The reality is that you will grieve forever. You will not 'get over' the loss of a loved one; you will learn to live with it. You will heal and you will rebuild yourself around the loss you have suffered. You will be whole again but, you will never be the same. Nor should you be the same, nor would you want to be."
I spent eight months, alone, in shock. I know this because I remember finally waking up one morning feeling somewhat different. Somewhat less tormented. A small piece of the burden had been lifted. I tried and tried to figure out what was different. Then it hit me – this was the first morning I had awoken without trying to un-do Jordan's death. That insanity had consumed my every waking moment for eight months. It was exhausting. It was maddening. But, finally, my psychological bondage was loosening. Slowly.
A professional counselor told me, "As you probably know, the first year will be horrible. But I must tell you – the second year will not be much better." I can't thank that counselor enough. Because he was exactly right. For the first two years, we cried at least once every single day. Moreover, it took my family 4 years to complete a full summer without at least one of us having a total emotional meltdown.
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Finally (please understand my answers here are based on a biblical worldview), over time, the family must be gently reminded of what is true: because of the Cross and the Empty Tomb we have hope beyond this painful, messy life on planet earth. The "complicated grief" associated with suicide is discombobulating. The earth has shifted under your feet. For us, God's Word – the Bible – has served as our "true north" and helped us rediscover peace and hope. After Jordan's death, we hung Bible verses about pain and suffering and hope and peace and truth all over our house. They were on the kitchen cabinets, every door, the walls. It's been well over four years and, still, a few are in the very location we placed them in May, 2013.
Some may write this off as silly, believing the Bible to be nothing more than fairy tales for the mentally weak. But this I know (because I tried it): the only alternative – atheism – failed me in that it gave me no place to put my rage, my grief, my confusion, and my hopelessness. It offered me no hope or peace or consolation. The God of the Bible provided all of that, and more. (To read my blog, "Atheism Failed Me" click here.)
The Bible is neither sanitized nor white-washed. It records life on planet earth as it really is: painful. Further, it tells us we have a Savior who, rather than being insulated from pain and suffering, is acutely acquainted with it, with the Old Testament prophet, Isaiah, describing Christ as "a man of suffering, and familiar with pain."
If it ended there the Christian faith would be hollow and hopeless. But it doesn't end there. Isaiah then writes, "Surely he took up our painand bore our suffering."
This is precisely why David of the Old Testament could confidently write, "[God] is close to the brokenhearted; and he saves those who are crushed in spirit."
When Jordan was 9, during a very dark and painful period of our lives, with tears streaming down his cheeks, he came out of his room and said, "Dad, God told me to paint this for you." I just held him and wept. After Jordan died, friends had it professionally framed with a small plaque at the bottom that reads, "When we hurt, God hurts." It has been displayed in our entrance hall ever since.
Every time I had a meltdown and felt like I was going to lose my mind I would begin quoting the 23rd Psalm. Sometimes, my grief was so acute I was unable to mutter anything beyond the first few words: "The Lord is my shepherd." And that is one of two reasons I have that very phrase, in Hebrew, tattooed on my left forearm. (The other reason is because Jordan had a similar tattoo on his left forearm.) Frequently, when I'm out and about, people will ask me, "What's the story behind your tattoo?" I tell them, "It says, 'The Lord in my shepherd.' My son died in 2013. He was 19. This Bible verse helped me not lose my mind."
Here is truth: because of Christ's death and resurrection, our loved ones, in Christ, are more alive than we are – more alive than they've ever been. Their suffering is not merely gone, it's not even a memory. Further, they are, at this moment, experiencing a level of joy and peace that is beyond mere human intellect, reason and logic.
Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die."
A reunion is coming.
For Jordan.
Soli Deo Gloria, Nick


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Already being described as "Seabiscuit without the horse", 'Cinderella' shares many commonalities with last year's racing flick in terms of it being a Depression-era underdog story with strong production values and committed performances. Like "Seabiscuit" though, the film is hampered by a deliberately crowd pleasing and emotionally manipulative script which verges on the edge of clunky. Yet already many are praising this as an early Oscar contender and admitting up front they spotted the problems, but fell so much for the story they didn't mind being manipulated.
I'm not one of those people. Maybe because the Depression era or boxing in general hold absolutely no interest for me that I just don't get this film. On the one hand "Cinderella" is astutely made and despite it's Summer release slot, is as finely crafted in terms of its production quality and performances as your average Oscar contender. On the other, its so one-dimensional it makes the overrated but still superb "A Beautiful Mind" seem infinitely superior in comparison. The fact is this shares much more in common with the likes of those Jimmy Stewart flicks like "It's a Wonderful Life" as in being an adult drama that's borderline fantasy and starring a hero that's too good for words.
In the blue corner is the film's strengths. Crowe never gives less than a committed performance and does his usual remarkable work here. Despite being burdened with a character that's so saintly good it'd be laughable in the wrong hands, Crowe brings a gravitas to the role – combining it with a stronger, leaner and more world-weary appearance than normal he's a superb base to build a film around even if this is hardly his most challenging work. Not faring so well is Renee Zellweger, once again given an atrocious accent and stuck in the dutiful house wife part, she has little to do but offer some minor support and serve as a warm body for Jim to hold in tough times.
The real equal of this film is Paul Giamatti as Crowe's manager/trainer, with the pair's quiet conversational scenes together easily the film's best and most touching moments. Props should also go to the supporting actors and the production departments. Wardrobe, set design and cinematography all combine to deliver an effectively believable recreation of the 1930's without the sepia-toned cleanliness of "Seabiscuit". This was a time of poverty, grime, and struggle – all come out fine onscreen.
In the red corner is the faults which predominantly circle around the script and Howard's direction. "A Beautiful Mind" drew controversy on its release for its whitewashing of certain facts about its title character. "Cinderella" isn't a whitewash so much as a bleach. Braddock is so close to being a priest in his goodness that it simply doesn't feel believable. Likewise the villain of the piece, Max Baer (Craig Bierko), is portrayed as a deliberately evil near neanderthal with the bloodlust of a killer for hire.
A subplot about labour organizer doesn't go far, though as the film tends towards its focus of the final boxing showdown, it does become a more cohesive and enjoyable whole. The boxing scenes are superbly shot, packing a punch and power that makes them feel jarringly real. There's the odd scene where the emotional pull works (such as a touching no dialogue farewell to his wife and kids), but they're far too few in a film that's already way too long and unevenly paced. Other moments feel almost directly pulled from the far superior likes of "Rocky" and "Raging Bull", the former being an equally manipulative exercise but one that even today strikes with far more resonance despite being clumsier in its execution.
Howard has become a master at delivering tales that seem tailor made to please crowds and critics alike. I must admit I've liked many of his efforts as well, to this day I think "Apollo 13" is a truly fantastic movie. Yet 'Cinderella' never caught me in its spell and certainly doesn't approach Howard's best work (even if its one of the better films in a year that has pretty much sucked so far). Maybe because the manipulations seem to be painted with a blunter brush, maybe because what could've been a solid story has been reduced to something corny, schmaltzy and lacking in either humour, real emotion or originality.
This is one of the films that if the story pulls you in, you'll go with it. At moments it almost had me, but for the most part I just felt cold and watched with all the interest of a disgruntled spectator. Its a good alternative for adults seeking something other than the empty bang a minute thrills of Summer movies, but despite its more grown-up appearance – its just as shallow and predictable in its heart.


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"And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul"
― John Muir
"Going to the woods is going home."
― John Muir
"What's the hurry to move in?" my friend asked when I declined an invitation for an outing the evening after I was to take possession of my new house?
Indeed. There was no real, or should I say logical, hurry to move in or be moving at night. I could go out for a few hours, surely. I wrestled with my heart and relented. However, the reason I so badly wanted to be in my empty house was that I have been experiencing a pain at being unattached to place. I don't mean to a dwelling, I mean to a patch of land, to a place I feel called to be.
When looking for a new home my number one criterion was that it be near the forest. You see, I was drawn to stay close to that forest. A forest I have come to love and feel at home in. It's a place I find magical, where animals dare approach, where I meditate and escape the world. When nothing became available I considered other suburbs with forests. I planned to inspect a number of homes for sale in those areas but, when I felt into it, those other forests were not my forest. Not my place. I didn't feel drawn to be there. It's not logical, you're right. A forest is a forest, right? Well, no. This is not about logic it's about feeling and about intuition and about what I can only call magic.
I am drawn to nature. I love to wander on the beach, in forested areas and the wild places, away from civilisation. I feel an intricate link with the natural world and connected to a power greater than myself when in nature. I feel at home in nature,so much more than I do when in cites and around people. I have a real sense of the energy of "my forest". It's like I can read the history of that place and I feel welcome there. It restores me to connect with the trees and the rocks and the bush. My new backyard feels like an extension of that forest. I can see the tree tops of it from my back deck.
So, when my friend asked me out and I really had no rational reason to be sitting in an empty house or moving boxes out of a storage shed into an empty house at night, this was the real reason. I was longing to be home. Longing to connect with my own sacred space and to set down roots. You can't reason with emotion, with the sacred and mystical.
I know I can live anywhere but to thrive anywhere? Perhaps not. I feel a fundamental pull to this particular spot. At first, I thought it was habit. In fact, the very same friend who asked me out had me consider if I was just in my comfort zone there. That question took me by surprise and my hackles raised slightly at first. However, living in temporary accommodation, before settlement, I examined that question closely. Staying for a time by the river, a place I used to live, I wondered if I'd made the right decision to stay near the forest. The river was so lovely, the sunsets stunning, the silky texture of the water, alluring. In my gut though, I knew that while I could appreciate the river and its beauty, I really didn't feel connected there. Then, living in a funky and vibrant inner-city suburb for a month, I began to question myself again. I was enjoying the hubbub and the eclectic crowd but the throb of disconnection and being unattached returned.
I can't explain the draw to the place I've chosen as home; except to say, that since I was a child I have felt the energy of places. From a very young age I've felt strongly uncomfortable or completely at ease in some buildings and environments. When travelling I have been reduced to tears when stepping onto battlefields and I've vomited as a result of heavy and overwhelming energies of some places. This connection to "my forest" is instinctual and I am so looking forward to seeing what transpires when, in a few days, I set down roots and return home.


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"We advise companies such as toy brands, plastic product manufacturers, sports companies and molding manufacturers on becoming more efficient along the supply chain," said Nacho Sandoval, Head of Prototyping at AIJU.
This fully-functional 3D printed prototype tested in real conditions, enabled AIJU to verify and validate designs faster than ever before.
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With the 2014 World Cup a few weeks behind us and the media attention mostly subsided, it's time to take a look at Brazil's use of "project turnaround" efforts to remediate many of its pre-hosting issues. Many people, myself included, noticed several factors that could have easily led to "imminent failure" in the weeks leading up to opening day. Expectations were low. However, Brazil proved it was able to host a major international sporting event without any large hitches (the less than stellar performance of their national team not withstanding), paving the way for a successful 2016 Olympics. Let's rank Brazil in each of the categories I identified in my last two posts:
- Project Governance/Alignment: While Brazil has never wavered in its national spirit, its preparations for the World Cup did not always align with what might be expected from a well-prepared host. Even Brazilian football superstar Ronaldo was quoted as saying he was "appalled" with the lack of planning that went into the World Cup. However, it appears that the experience of the games in a vibrant environment such as Brazil provided a morale boost that unified the entire country to complete the task at hand. National pride was at stake, after all. For the Olympic Games, the lively atmosphere of Rio should help unify the city once again with its outstanding goals of preparing fully for the games – as long as proper project governance is engaged to keep critical infrastructure efforts on track.
- Scope/Product: There were definite issues with the infrastructure and stadiums built for the Cup early on, but final problems were minimal, covered by the large scale effort of Brazilian workers. Although overall scope was vast and seemingly impossible to meet, the workers of Brazil were credited with "…sweating the whole thing into place" with an "army of local volunteers who brightened and eased and smoothed what delays and hitches…show[ed] through." The issues with infrastructure quality that were heavily publicized prior to the games never materialized during the event itself, but attention to "product" detail for the Olympics will need to be a focus to ensure the much larger scope does not cause short cuts in quality.
- Time: Almost all major projects were completed on time, preparing the country well for the work that will need to be completed for the 2016 Olympics. The preparations for the World Cup have already set the stage for a more tightly executed timeline for the Olympics. Although organizers admit construction remains behind schedule, World Cup infrastructure and experience has the potential to get everything back on track "by September."
- Cost: While there will certainly be no recovery of some of the sunk costs that funded the World Cup, as well as the expensive preparations already underway for the Olympic Games, some bright spots exist. The tournament injected 30 billion reais ($13.5 billion) into Brazil's economy and created 710,000 permanent jobs, according to President Rousseff. Further, Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, claims the $36.7 billion budget will be able to fund much needed infrastructure improvements to the city, providing benefits beyond the scope of the Games themselves. However, some issues remain and the intended boom in tourism might not return the country's investment for the event. Costly stadiums could go unused, particularly in smaller markets with smaller teams.
- Resources/Relationships: Project resources did not always work together effectively in the lead up to the World Cup. As with any large project or event, much political wrangling for projects or funding took place behind the scenes (and sometimes out in the open). Getting a large number of stakeholders to agree on planning for the Olympic Games – which equates to 28 simultaneous world championships, 10,500 athletes, 45,000 volunteers, and 21,500 members of the media – is a greater endeavor than hosting seven World Cup matches. As Rio focuses on the Olympic Games, much attention will need to be dedicated towards ensuring productive and collaborative relationships exist between project members.
- Communication: Proper communication was the factor that received the correct amount of attention from Brazil, directly impacting the international perception of the World Cup. The success of the event was clearly communicated, including construction completion, safety conditions, and infrastructure reviews. Formal communication regarding the preparation for the Olympic Games has already begun, proving Brazil can learn from its previous mistakes.
When we look back at the World Cup, it is clear that a number of the main issues facing the country prior to the start of the event had been at least partially remediated before or during the event. With attention paid to lessons learned and a renewed focus for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, the use of proper project governance, clearly defined scope, attention to cost and resource needs, and clear communication will ensure that preparations for the Games do not run the same risk of "imminent failure" that the World Cup faced.


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In the last blog, we looked at attitude and began our discussion to understand its nature better. In today's blog we look at the ABC model of understanding Attitude.
It is clear that only when one responds will one be able to evaluate the attitude one holds towards an individual, activity or situation. For the sake of clarity on understanding attitude, we could break it down into 3 aspects
1. Affect
2. Behavioral Intentions
3. Cognition
Affect is the emotional component of an attitude. Behavioral Intentions is the intention to behave in a certain way towards an object or a person. The third component of Cognition reflects a person's perception or belief. To understand this better, let's take some examples:
The sentence - "I don't like my work" indicates the emotion/feeling one has - this reflects the affective component of an attitude.
The sentence - "I want a transfer to another department" reflects a behavior intention of the person - this is the behavioral intensions part of an attitude.
The sentence - "I believe my boss has favorites" reflects a person's belief, this is the cognitive component of an attitude.
This ABC model to understand an attitude suggests that, to completely and thoroughly understand an attitude, one must assess all three components.


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Havent had any real problemsa with mine other then on of the buttons broke, i ghetto rigged it so it works. Been trying to get ahold of someone at fostex to get replacement buttons but no luck yet Its a really easy to use digital 8 track, even though its more like a digital 6 track casue 4 of the channels are split into 2 dedicated mixdown chan... [read more on Audiofanzine]FP User Reviews rated this unit on 2008-11-01.
I love my unit and even if i could afford it right now, i don't believe i'd be purchasing a bigger unit simply because of the ease of use and portability of the mr8. It uses batteries for added portability if it so suits you which was an attribute that i really liked. The sky's the limit on this powerful little machine and my home recordings ... [read more on Audiofanzine]Devon rated this unit on 2004-08-29.
The best way that I have found to get a (close) professional sound is to mike all your instruments or amps and go from there. I also do vocals by running my mic to my PA then using the line out to the recorder. This is a great recorder for the price or for use as a scratch pad. But getting high quality recordings although possible, requires... [read more on Audiofanzine]plooked419 rated this unit on 2004-07-01.
Bottom line if your just looking for somthing to record ideas on and play with to actually recording your band (with the help of a mixing board for multiple inputs) its not bad for the money. would like to try the boss br864 [read more on Audiofanzine]Crazy sounds rated this unit on 2003-12-29.
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Working alongside an Agile development team as a Software Tester you will help ensure the quality of their flagship Cloud (AWS) based solution that allows the tracking of equipment and personnel for large scale organisations (e.g. retail, transport / logistics, events venues, the NHS). The product delivers efficiencies in time management and can make a critical difference.
As a Software Tester you will be responsible for developing, maintaining and executing automated tests for new and existing features of both web and mobile applications. You'll be working with Python and a range of other modern technologies, continually improving your skillset within a technology driven environment.
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As a Software Tester you will earn a competitive salary (to £60k) plus benefits.
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MADLaT Conference 2018
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As we mark our 5th anniversary, MADLaT has much to celebrate. The work of countless volunteer hours continues to be felt within the distance education community in Manitoba.
The MADLaT website continues to expand and evolve. The organization has chosen to continue to archive past conferences and other work of the organization on the website so that our history is documented and available.
Online conference registration is working well providing a registration option for many conference participants. The listserv reaches approximately 550 people and continues to be used to promote events, professional development, and job opportunities and is a venue for sharing information and networking with colleagues.
MADLaT has initiated an international presence. Carol Stroud's volunteer work in Bolivia with Canadian Crossroads International provided opportunity for more international focus. Her blog on the MADLaT website documents much of her day to day work and experiences with DE in a developing country. It also provided more international content within the 2006 MADLaT conference.
The organization faced some challenges during the year. With work relocation of some key Board members - Helene's move to Alberta and Carol's to Bolivia, we were motivated to experiment with some alternate forms of communication. Our usual modes for meetings have been audio conference and email. Due to increased costs of long distance to connect to Bolivia, we decided to supplement MERLIN's audio bridge with nicenet web-conferencing tool and a Voice over IP system as well as tons of emails to allow us to collaborate on both Board and conference planning. It was an excellent learning experience as well as a chance to use the technologies of distance education in a different way. One meeting had Larry in Indiana, Helene in Barrhead, Alberta and Carol in La Paz, Bolivia. Using a combination of systems was quite a challenge but provided successful communication and enabled the Board and committees to employ some technologies with which many of us had previously been unfamiliar.
MADLaT is a unique organization. The diversity of members and conference participants - geographical as well as interests and backgrounds provides energy, ideas and unlimited possibilities.
It is noteworthy that comments from attendees at the annual conference include "how wonderful it is to see and hear the diversity within the sessions and workshops".
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Check out our highlights from the PLOS Computational Biology April Issue: Principles and Overview of Sampling Methods for Modeling Macromolecular Structure and Dynamics In this Review article, Amarda Shehu and colleagues provide an overview of
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In PLOS Biology this week, you can read about how plants cope with arsenic in the soil, the lengthening of tubular biological structures, disrupting protein translocation, and the need for transparency in grant reviews.
Detecting cancer-causing genes, computing how to beat jetlag and a review of research into decision-making: The PLOS Comp Biol April issue
Here is our selection of PLOS Computational Biology highlights for April. Computational prediction of cancer-associated single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) from SNP datasets can now be used as a tool for detecting probable cancer-causing genes. This
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It's official – the animal study literature is biased… but whose fault is it?
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Avventure Bellissime (Beautiful Adventures) is an Anglo-Italian fully-licensed and bonded tour operator that has been operating tours for incoming individuals and groups to Italy since 1999.
A member of ASTA (American Association of Travel Agents), Avventure Bellissime works with tour operators and travel agents from around the globe.
The company owners, Monica and Jonathan, started their adventure operating innovative small group tours from Venice to the Venetian countryside. Since then, they have followed their own beliefs and intuition, continuing to expand and develop their business along the same simple lines of "Quality tours at affordable prices".


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Dr. Walters has more than 35 years' experience in the medical field. He has worked with traditional doctors and served as a physician. He has even seen "how the sausage is made" as the chief financial officer and chief executive officer of a hospital. He even served as the executive director of a cooperative organization of 13 rural hospitals.
But when he saw the results of this type of medical practice, both for its patients and for its practitioners, he knew he wanted to make a change. This includes its effects on himself. When he looked at a picture of himself fat, bloated, out of shape, with no energy at age 40, he knew that the change had to start with himself. Already a PhD holder in reproductive endocrinology, he went back to school to earn his license as a doctor of osteopathy (DO). With this degree, he started his current trajectory, moving from a family practice doctor to an integrative medicine physician to a wellcare medicine practitioner focusing on the concept of ultimatewellness. And he has integrated NuCalm as an essential tool in this process.
What Is UltimateWellness?
Ultimatewellness is Dr. Walter's concept of the ideal aspiration for human health. It means being at the highest degree of the state of being healthy through deliberate effort.
Achieving the state of ultimatewellness , Dr. Walters says, helps people feel younger, sexier, stronger, and more alive–at any age.
There are 8 essential elements of Ulimatewellness:
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MINUTES for WUaS December 10, 2016 monthly business meeting
Prasanna Venketesan is Head of India World University and School and is seeking funding for WUaS from India.
UC Berkeley Law Professor Bill Kell is withdrawing from representing WUaS; Big thanks to Bill for vetting favorably forking WUaS from a non-profit into a non-profit with its own Board, and a new parallel for-profit with a separate Board, around these 14 Planned Revenue Streams - http://worlduniversityandschool.blogspot.com/2016/01/14-planned-wuas-revenue-streams.html. WUaS is planning to become CC Universities on its non-profit wing in all ~200 countries' main and official languages - the "Harvards of the Web."
WUaS is in communication with Harvard Medical School's Dr. Katz (at Brigham and Women's Hospital) about possible collaborations re CC World University and School's planned online medical schools, and online teaching hospitals (http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Hospital), in all ~200 countries' main and official languages. As a result, WUaS also came into email communication with 2 other Harvard Medical School MD / Professors / Deans. WUaS would be very interested in having the Harvard Medical School inform all WUaS's online Med Schools in all ~206 (per the recent Olympics) countries' official + languages.
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Informal Meeting of the Committee on Housing and Land Management on a possible Charter on Sustainable Housing, Geneva
7 May 2014
Palais des Nations, Room XVI, Geneva, Switzerland
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On 6 February 2014, the UNECE Executive Committee agreed to the preparation of a Charter on Sustainable Housing in the UNECE region. This informal meeting of the Committee will discuss the next steps for the preparation of the Charter, including its possible scope and objectives. The meeting participants will also be informed on the progress of the implementation of the Committee's Programme of Work for 2014-2015.
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Quote by Erma Bombeck
People shop for a bathing suit with more care than they do a husband or wife. The rules are the same. Look for something you'll feel comfortable wearing. Allow for room to grow.
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Marriage has no guarantees. If that's what you're looking for, go live with a car battery.
Marriage is the miracle that transforms a kiss from a pleasure into a duty.
I think men who have a pierced ear are better prepared for marriage. They've experienced pain and bought jewelry.
It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages.
Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo, but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down.
Marrying for love may be a bit risky, but it is so honest that God can't help but smile on it.
Give me golf clubs, fresh air and a beautiful partner, and you can keep the clubs and the fresh air.
I tried marriage. I'm 0 for 3 with the marriage thing. So, being a ballplayer - I believe in numbers. I'm not going 0 for 4. I'm not wearing a golden sombrero.
Marriage is not just spiritual communion, it is also remembering to take out the trash.
Married love between man and woman is bigger than oaths guarded by right of nature.
Every year has brought us more love as a husband and wife, you are my heart's delight, and I can't wait to see what this year brings for us.
Women marry men hoping that the man will change. Men marry women hoping the woman will not change. Inevitably, they both end up disappointed.
Almost all married people fight, although many are ashamed to admit it. Actually a marriage in which no quarreling at all takes place may well be one that is dead or dying from emotional undernourishment. If you care, you probably fight.
You don't marry someone you can live with, you marry the person who you cannot live without.


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Christmas is coming.....and so is panto season
Beauty And The Beast has been one of the cinematic blockbusters of the year from Disney with fantastic songs and animation.
Prepare to be enthralled on stage by the Largs Players'new script and version of the fairytale classic with a colossal cast of characters and great music.
Once again the Players, under the leadership and imagination of director Laura Edison, will continue a 40 years tradition at Barrfields Pavilion Theatre by staging a family panto at family prices to suit your pocket.
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I., bnt a tl^igedy was averted by lljiif en- gineer thyowi i'g open'the throttl'oj rajflthe locomotive, hus dragging the tb]|||fiing ears across il a great speed. ||{ |a Secretary 1 .ai'nar, in the matter Hf|tlie ■Bell t^lpphoi t patent, nskfl the Atitjfiiiney- tjeueral lo p • oceed with a thorongl|1|ij|je»- tigatioh, in (1 e iiaJme and iit t-lie exp(ii& of the Ooyernra«nt, in yrder tio asr.>rtiv«iil a patent has tye m obtainwl by fraud otia|ued or an invSitti jn not patentable. 'S a ^Ka. NeecilA" Ioa G'hokes Up the Oi lets of the Wkt^r-Works Tun- nel tn the Foieat Gity. Aniiual January; The Wate|* Su||i>!y Coinpletely Off—Matty Citizenst Compelled Resort to; M« IteU Snow. Manufacturing Eatabl isbments Oompelled to. Shot DoWu-; Feirs of the Result Should |ft' Fire Occur. j/ oip^roi^isr. Has returned to Elgin . for a short time only. This is his Fourth visit to this j city. He. can ■ be Consulted at Parlor B, Nolting House. At such reduced Mire their sale,;ri • Xi l IT BInT S AJXj !H! J Will begin Monday, January ljth. j Ev^ L.ady and every Housekeeper will find itj her interest to attend. [ I 1 j Prices are from 25 Jer cent, to |3 per c% lower than last year. Ladies c|mpejtentf ■judgerwill find our -Drices at least as low| even lower than same goods: arf retaile | Chic^o-o today. 1 | I T <, I It will pay you to avail y - V the opportunity Offers to those who are suffering from. U-,. ■_ j ' Weak & jDefective Eyjesierht, HIS IMPROVED crystal spectacles, i . ; T Superior to Any Other In Use, i ..." • r A* the following evidence.of well known people of this; oi y and vicinity, wlio'tiave worn them for years, wlU"tb«tlfy anil the result will speak for Itself. The loilowli g are a few of.the^Dumnrous UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS ] Auboba, 111., Oct. 3, 1885. About five years ago my eyes troubled m«v very inuch. I Professor Samuels fitted them with glasses, which soon Drought them permanent relit f, and they have done me excellent set vice to the present' time; I regard bim as a very s^iilfuf oculist! Q. W. Qcereau, Secretary and fiusineBa Manager Aurora bilver Plajte Company. rling Silverware, Standard tated-ware, Gold and Silver, Watches Gold Chains, "Wm , | Auboba, 111., Oct. 1,,1886. Professor! bamuela—frej^r Sir: Over five years ago you fit'ed my eyes with a' Pair of your e^e glasses, of which I can- not speak tcjo highly. My eyesight was disturbed nod one eye weakened by an accident in being t.uruei one yeai and a balf previous. Your glasses rem edied the defect almost entirely- ,1 can now read for hours without becoming tired. 1 tfink you Baye thorougbl> studied lbe eye and are master of the situation. Yours trnlyj j---, > L. R, Bbioiiau. The OLD RELIABLE JEWELER iride's Coal Oflicei twq Stepddown Yellow Front, next to A. MOORE W. B. MOORE. Auroba, 111., August 30, 3880. I take pleasure in saying that I tfave used Professor Samuj6ti!..."Improved Crystal Lenses," suhjt||ting them; to the most critical tests by jprdinary and arti- ficial light! I find |thcm more than meeting thfi enda expected, restful and cooling to f tble eye, ^perfectly clear in vision, nnd in all reeperts superior to any and alii other glasses I have worn, I cheerfully ! recommend them, to any person of weak eyesight, or to Any per cpn obliged to aid the natural vision b> the use of e.cientific acd arOficial helps j Kev. N. a. PbENTI-s; Pastor iFirst Congregational Church For to see ?or We have any quantity -j. Elqin/IH., July 24,1880. 1 have been troubled .with imperfect vision for several years and have tried vaiious glasses, but to no pnrpose. See- ing Profes^pr Samuels on Tuesday, July 26,1 consulted him about mv caf>e. He told me he tbcttiphl my case could be treated eucceesftalTjr with glasses. I con- sented to 6 triS), and the results art perfect. Those awbo are troubled with imperfect vision ^11 find a scientific ma&.in the above gentleman. S P. Brown, M. D. Great inducements in Elgin, Ilh/.Jlily 26, 1880. Professor Samuele: V Dear Sir—Being the firet to-avail my- self of your professional services on your^ arrival in this city, and now bavin# given yon'r.'crystal glasses which you fitted upon me a eoiod fef-t, I feel a sense of duty a« well as of pleasure ip saying that they 'are thoroughly satisfactory, enabling me to read with the greatest ease and without wearying my eyes. I take great .pleasure in commending y ou to all who may require the skill of a scientific optician, believing your glased to be the best in use. Yours respectfully, R. F. Bennett,vm. p. Qutnct, 111, Dec. 11,1878. Professor SfttfSelB: ^ . Dear Sir-^Uaving used glasses for the past twenty years, and seeing many recommendations in the papers of youi glasses, I determined to give therirfc a trial- After trying them and putting them to every possible (est, I have be- come infatuated, with the rest of your patrons- 1 •• My difiBculty was in reading, having been compelled heretofore to use two* pairs ef glasses at the samfe time ic reading, one patr for fine print aud a different pair for coarse print. But with your glasses, one becomes unconscious that bis eyes have any help, and can read readily for hours ate time, either coaree or fine print. I am indeed delightpd with your el&isaep. They are invaluable, and , most heartily advise all who are it any way troubled with imperfect visidn t< visit you. Respectfully, Leo. M. Woodruff, (Formerly pastor FT>Bt Baptist church of Elgin.) Also letters from Rev. C. E. DicEiasin, Mr«. Dr. Whitford, and many others. j Consultation Free-^Offloe Hours, 0 a.m. to© p.m. |0rOwing to engagements' elsewhere, Professor SAMUELS will Remain here but a short time. " l ( M^Professor 8amuelB,do^s not attend to business outside of hia rooms, and has no one connected wiib- him. 19*Artificial EYES inserted by Pro* fe«or Samuele. ' 'hose Blue Damson Plums are gomer so last we Kaye had to order the second lot of V'r : them, they sell at i.-,i 5 cts. a Can or $1.50 a Dozen Cans Goods of all kinds o: We have some extr^ finis Canned Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, String Beans and Sauash, which are selliiiff at very low prices ;, for: sijich eoods. . , ' ■'' Choice Pumpkin^ 10c i>er can or ! .i ; $1.00 per dczen. " urself. We have just received a full line of Novelt|es: ^jhich |re; are ' selling: cheap. Also a full liiaa 6f i , | ■ Hlauiarck .Sit.VK Tliatf lJeruiany In- tentlon of .\iiu«|*lnif the lB]l,^B'<|ta. Loxpov, .Janv 15.-R'oiint,vnn jltfilzfeldt, tire PfrinAii AininiKHailof, had nfi wit^rview yesterday will). th>- Mai'.quiw oifSSrlisbury regarding tire alloped seizure of^^irnoa by Gennik'ny, in which lit; said that iijejjhadbeen instructed by J'rince. Bisinarekf|ti> assure Lord Salisbury that jSermany Wajd neith- er annex-Sa moa .litrr.-.' |Hvma n»ntprabtmlere with the government of the isla|«lg.' A Berlin dispatch sfiys/' Thf «f|'piracy of the news already published regifltfing Ger- many's seizuae i'f Samoa is' ninjjj. a^kiiowl. edged in bfflcial cirelw. The st|it§rtient is officially jgiven oiit thai the GertiSuii Gov- ernment has no intention of iuf|(i|;ing the Samoan Islands. The ineidrfft^ report- ed in the news di«paf|l»8 Are explained, uccorditig to tl|i* state- pent, .as (referring to t he|| Sieasurea adopted by the Gentian atithnrilnjs to pre- feent Kiirg Malieto'a from carrying out an illegal attempt towiiKUraw the,guaranties he had given for the protectionjSS German interest# and right? Bf 1 Delicioui We bought these good# to wpar, ■ ij..-'-.^ '1 i" ; I; and in our Merino and ;alL wool '■? 1 ■ * - | ^ i r \ ' : i , Underwear, we carrjR goods that cannot fail to give satisfaction to our customers, both in i qual- ity and prices,. | i B. E3. XjXJWN 14 Gbica?oSt. Best Uncolored Japan Tea 50c a lb. 13% lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1, 4: i1.... V; |v f 1. :i. .: v'F: 2d Bars Kirk's Savon Soap for $1. Iconic Hams only 9 cts. & lb. ' < I Yours; Respectfully, fvl;
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|1886-01-15 Elgin Daily Courier
|Issue of the Elgin Daily Courier newspaper from January 15, 1886.
Elgin (Ill.) -- History
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DUBLIN, Jan 11, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
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