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Wabash College's Visiting Artists Series will present Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra at 8 p.m., Thursday, September 11, in Salter Hall in the Fine Arts Center.
The Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra, co-founded by Mark Buselli and Brent Wallarab, is a professional jazz ensemble based in Indianapolis and is dedicated to the creation of new works for jazz orchestra and development programs for jazz education.
Consisting of 17 pieces, the Buselli Wallarab Jazz Orchestra includes many of the top freelance jazz artists in the Midwest. These artists have decades of performance experience between them, including appearances with the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, the Artie Shaw Orchestra, the Benny Goodman Tribute Band, Natalie Cole, Stan Kenton, Maynard Ferguson and Woody Herman, as well as the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.
The late jazz musician J.J. Johnson called the BWJO, "A marvelous new band with exceptional soloists and some of the most creative and satisfying writing I've heard in a long time."
Seating for Visiting Artists Series events will be by general admission, though free tickets are required.
Contact the Fine Arts Center Box Office by email at email@example.com; or phone: 765-361-6411. Box Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:30 to 4 p.m. The box office will open 90 minutes before curtain time for Visiting Artists events. Tickets not claimed at the Box Office 10 minutes prior to curtain will be released to the general public.


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Beard game strong: 5 beard trends for winter
What was once a symbol of either being a truckie, a lumberjack or an unemployed bludger has now become a true mark of style and sophistication. What is this mighty status symbol, you ask? The beard!
Having taken many shapes and sizes over the years, from the Fu Manchu mo' to the Wolverine extended chops, some styles have been a success and others… have not. No matter what your face shape or fashion style, there's a beard for you. We've broken down 5 of this season's hippest beard trends and exactly how to maintain them.
1. The shadow beard
Currently sported by such celebs as Jason Statham, Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper, this is perhaps this season's sexiest beard. The shadow beard is perfect for adding depth and accentuating the jaw, creating a more chiselled look. In order to maintain this style, it's typically required that your neck remain clean shaven, while the face is allowed to grow out slightly. A notable grooming tip here is to make sure you are exfoliating 2-3 times a week to avoid any ingrown hairs. Disclaimer: those with patchy beards need not apply.
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2. The goatee
Made famous in the '90s by heartthrob Ethan Hawke, the goatee is coming back in a big way. A goatee consists of facial hair that extends from the corners of your mouth down to your chin, with an adjoining moustache commonly throw in for good measure (also know as the "circle beard"). While this style would usually have been maintained by the old-fashioned scissors and beard trimmer combo, let me suggest a set of clippers with a guard size 6 or above in order to minimize the slip of a finger.
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3. The workplace beard
Once, any slight sign of a beard would have been a major faux pas in a corporate environment, but now offices everywhere are welcoming the tight and groomed beard with open arms. To keep this maintained, closely shave beard edges and make sure to remove any stray hairs. Using a grooming product such as a wax or spray to keep everything in place and get you looking as good as Ben Affleck and Jake Gyllenhaal is greatly advised.
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4. The hipster beard
Although probably not ideal for a corporate environment, I'm still a strong advocate for the hipster beard's place on the list of this season's trendiest styles. Paired with a statement shirt and a few tattoos and suddenly any man can become the lead singer all the girls flock to. The key styling tip here is conditioning and beard oils – no one likes a wiry beard up against the microphone.
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5. The walrus moustache
I mean, who doesn't love Tom Selleck!? This is definitely a look I would associate with an older gentleman oozing class, maturityand style. I personally find the best accessory for the walrus moustache is great banter… that, and a comb.
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The plight of American soldiers coming home from tours of duty in Afghanistan and Iraq to bleak job prospects has taken a turn for the better through a training program DTE Energy helped create.
Michigan has the highest veteran unemployment rate in the country—30 percent—and for some Michigan-based military units, unemployment is nearing 40 percent.
DTE Energy is hoping to help change that. The company has played a leading role in the creation of a new Natural Gas Boot Camp, a seven-week pilot program that's preparing Michigan veterans for jobs as maintenance fitter apprentices. If successful, the program is expected to be a model for programs nationwide.
"Our veterans are a highly-skilled, tough-minded, physically fit group of people, and the government has already made a significant investment in their training," said Bob Richard, DTE Energy senior vice president, Gas Operations. "They're a tremendous resource, but despite the unemployment statistics, they've been difficult to recruit."
The idea for the Boot Camp emerged last spring in meetings between DTE Energy and Brigadier Gen. Michael Stone of the Michigan National Guard. While DTE has been trying to boost its veteran recruitment, the Michigan National Guard, with support from Gov. Rick Snyder, has been looking for solutions to the state's veteran unemployment that could be applied nationwide.
"Training veterans for maintenance fitter apprentice positions seemed like a natural place to start," Richard said. "These are tough jobs and veterans, in addition to their skills, possess many of the other qualities needed such as physical fortitude and strong determination."
DTE Energy was instrumental in developing the Boot Camp curriculum and bringing in key partners to build the project, including Local 223 of the Utility Workers Union of America, Consumers Energy, Alpena Community College, Schoolcraft Community College, the Center for Energy Workforce Development and the Michigan Workforce Intelligence Network.
More than 20 veterans began DTE's Natural Gas Boot Camp training last month at Camp Grayling, a Michigan National Guard training facility. They have completed four weeks of classes taught by Alpena Community College instructors in Grayling, followed by three weeks of hands-on instruction at Camp Grayling. A second Boot Camp, sponsored by Consumers Energy, is running concurrently in the metro Detroit area.
Students were selected and pre-screened by the National Guard based on their skills, experience and aptitude for the job. While there is no guarantee of employment, Boot Camp students are expected to be well-qualified and ready to start careers in the energy industry upon graduation.
Gen. Stone noted that the Boot Camp program itself could be replicated by other utilities throughout the country and used for training vets for other jobs besides maintenance pipe fitter apprentice.
"This is not just about finding a job for Michigan's veterans; it's about helping our heroes enter into meaningful careers," Stone said. "While our civilian population spent the time right after high school seeking higher education and developing careers, these men and women spent their time fighting the wars of this nation. Our goal is to build and test drive a program that will benefit veterans and employers here in Michigan and throughout the country."


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I think a mushroom-filled crostata would work wonderfully. The rustic look of the free-form savory pie and the earthy flavors of the five londs of mushroom used go hand in hand. I also added a bit of sharp Cheddar cheese for its melty, stringy and delicious qualities.
The reason I used that many mushrooms (shiitake mushrooms, Portobello mushrooms, beech mushrooms, Boletus mushrooms and fresh white button mushrooms) is because we're going on a family vacation for Spring break to San Antonio , Texas --follow me on Twitter and Facebook to see more pictures-- and my mission was to "empty" our refrigerator. You could add pancetta to the mushroom filling if you don't mind the dish being non-vegetarian. It gives a subtly sweet, salty note, which is very pleasant.
I don't make these sweet treats too often, because in my opinion (being from France where pastries are subtly sweetened), they're a tad too sweet. But they're perfect with a hot of cup of tea and I know my husband Lulu loves them. The concept of these cookies is to create an absolute overload of almonds. The cookie dough is made of chopped almonds, marzipan (honey and almond meal), almond extract, powdered sugar and a strong, floral honey.
I got the girls involved in rolling the cookies into balls and coating them in powdered sugar prior to baking. And once the cookies were baked, the girls dunked them one more time in powdered sugar to resemble snowballs.
As I expected, two people weren't able to finish the 1½ pound pot roast I prepared yesterday. So what to do with the leftovers? Make pot pie, of course! Especially since it's National Pot Pie Month.
I took the leftover beef and gravy and added frozen peas and carrots. I used store-bought puff pastry and made pot pies. The flakiness from the crust and the creamy filling made the most delicious meal. I prepared them in individual metal tins so each person gets more puff pastry. How could anyone resist?
I served the pot pies with whole baby corn. I was able to find some at my local Asian market despite the season (check for Melissa's baby corn brand).
I don't know why I don't make this dish more often. It's inexpensive and so good. There are really only two meat eaters in our home, but with baby Aria growing up so fast, I felt she was old enough to try this dish. I used a fairly small cut of beef chuck, seared it to form a crust around the meat, then wrapped it papillote-style in aluminum foil, added beef stock and a few earthy vegetables around it and roasted it for a few hours.
The meat came out fork-tender; no knife was needed. And if you were curious to know if a 17-month-old could enjoy pot roast, well, Aria really liked it. She is not a big meat eater, but she does seem to have a taste for beef.
I served the pot roast with baked potatoes and creamed spinach. That's what I call pure comfort food!
Note: Check out my beef pot pie recipe using the leftovers the next day.
If you've been following my culinary adventures for a while, you probably know how much I love seafood. There's a French word "gourmande" that merely translates to "greedy" and I think it accurately sums up my personality when it comes to les fruits de mer (seafood). Thus it was fitting that at the Asian market this week I bought way too many crabs (again)!
Lulu's grand-uncle, who also enjoys crab, came to visit us, so I made a few crab appetizers for him. At first, I didn't know how I was going to present the crab, but I finally settled on savory "cookies" flavored with Dubliner cheese. A bit of cottage cheese serves as the "glue" for the whole appetizer, and the depression in each cookie is perfect for a spoonful of crab meat.


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Paris & Nicky Hilton
Paris & Nicky Hilton: Party Sisters in Saint Tropez » Gossip - Enjoying their tropical vacation together, Paris and Nicky Hilton were seen living it up in the warm Saint Tropez, France weather on Saturday (July 28).
The Hilton hotel heiress' looked ready for a day in the sun as the 31-year-old socialite sported a sheer maxi dress and floppy sun hat while her 28-year-old sis opted for a short floral print dress and sunglasses. Later in the afternoon, Paris stripped down into a sexy, black monokini to catch some rays.
While spending time in the hot destination, both girls have been seen hitting up the partying scene together with a group of close friends. Just earlier today , the blonde bombshell tweeted about her exciting night at Club 55 sharing, "Incredible time last night at the Flower Power Party with @NickyHilton @Whittles2 @Hotforwords. Then danced the night away at Les Caves Roy!"
Aside from the usual night scene, the siblings spent their day aboard a luxury yacht to soak in some gorgeous rays.
Enjoy the pictures of Paris and Nicky Hilton leaving Club 55 in Saint-Tropez, France and getting ready to board a yacht with friends with some friends (July 28).
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Vanessa Hudgens: 'I Bet My Mom Is Crazier Than Yours'
Vanessa Hudgens has her hands full as she exits a local juice bar on Monday afternoon (June 9) in Studio City, Calif.
The 25-year-old actress picked up two green smoothies and a little something extra after a workout earlier in the morning.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Vanessa Hudgens
Just last week, Vanessa took her mom, Gina, for a day at Disneyland and it looks like they had an awesome time together.
"I bet my mama?'?s crazier than yours!" Vanessa captioned in a fun and cute Instagram video. Check it out below!
FYI: Vanessa is wearing an ASOS hat and BB Dakota pants.
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Poor Jane. All she wanted was to marry a virtuous young man. But her mother, treated so poorly by her husband, claims there is no such thing and sabotages all suits for Jane's hand. By eating the suitors.
After seeing this, good luck not wondering what Victorian literature would have been like if it included dinosaurs. Jane Eyre? Dinosaur governess. Oliver Twist? Dinosaur Fagin. Tess of the d'Urbevilles? ALL DINOSAURS.
Prompted with the letter "V," artist Adam Mazur came up with "Victorian Velociraptor with Violets." And it's hard to argue with a mind like that. Or its results.


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Salma & Lively
On the set of Oliver Stone's The Savages. Please I need to know what their interactions are like. Because, obviously.
As you can see, Salma's in a long straight wig with a blunt fringe. Just once I'd like to be properly fitted for a wig. The way she has it here with that cap or whatever pressing down on her own hair. What would my wig be? I think I'd want to try Halle Berry's cut.
And then there's Blake with her dog, before heading into makeup. Don't think I've ever seen Blake in sweats before. Are they Leo's? I feel like they could be Leo's. Do you hate me for saying that if they are then I find it kinda cute?
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Sandvik Coromant introduces a range of new insert geometries and customized tool holders, featuring fixed nozzles that guarantee a precise coolant jet flow to get right to the center of the cutting zone.
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The coolant flows from the pump to the tool through nozzles directed exactly at the cutting zone. This produces a wedge of coolant that efficiently removes the heat from the cutting zone and forms the chip. Improved chip control and longer tool life are just two of the benefits which contribute to secure, predictable machining and preventing unplanned machine stoppages.
Increased productivity can even be achieved in tricky applications and in materials which are difficult to machine, regardless of the pressure you use.
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I am a Child of God Canvas Wall Hanging
This sweet canvas wall hanging features the greatest message of all: "I am a Child of God." Hang this wall art in a nursery or child's bedroom to remind them of how truly important, loved, and special they are. Features an illustrated floral peonies wreath in pink, green, and black.
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Bank of America Corp. may move its headquarters from Charlotte, N.C. to the Boston area in the next five years as part of a broader strategic change, according to banking analyst Dick Bove on Wednesday.
"There's more opportunity to access talent," said Bove, analyst at Rafferty Capital and a long-time follower of the banking sector.
Bove believes the recent promotion of Thomas Montag to the role of sole chief operating officer of Bank of America is just the latest sign that the bank is changing strategy, and a power shift is happening away from long-time executives based in Charlotte.
Montag, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive, joined Bank of America when it bought Merrill Lynch in 2009. His new role displaces David Darnell, who was co-head of operations. Darnell is now a vice chairman at the bank, leading its wealth management and business banking units. Both men report directly to the bank\'s CEO Brian Moynihan.
"First in past periods, Bank of America's leadership team was solidly based in Charlotte. No matter how many acquisitions the company made nor how many changes in its name, this bank was run by a solid core of North Carolina National Bank executives – the so-called North Caroline mafia," said Bove. "Now top executives are coming from FleetBoston."
Bank of America bought FleetBoston in 2004 and Moynihan came from the Boston-based bank. He still maintains a residence there.
As part of the management shift, Dean Athanasia, president of small business banking at Bank of America, and Thong Nguyen, head of the bank's retail banking operation, will also report to Moynihan. Both executives have long ties with the CEO, having worked with him at FleetBoston.
Bove said the bank is moving away from being a U.S. player with a strong retail franchise, and may now be looking to grow more rapidly outside its home market. And after its retail business was battered by mortgage-related issues, it "may be seeking to re-orient itself around capital market opportunities."
The bank is close to a $17 billion settlement with the Justice Department over mortgage-related securities, according to The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday. That will be the largest penalty paid by a single company in history. The bank has paid approximately $58 billion in fines related to the financial crisis so far, the most by any individual financial firm.
"Bank of America is morphing itself from a domestic retail bank into Merrill Lynch, an international capital markets bank," said Bove.
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Festomat, a Graduate of the Zagreb Founder Institute, was recently featured in the February 2014 edition of Forbes, in which it was hailed as one of the most promising and successful Croatian startup companies.
Launched in March 2013, Festomat has solidified its reputation as a provider of ticket validation solutions. With an extensive network of partners, Festomat offers local venues customized bracelets, plastic cards, handheld readers, and entrance portals to manage ticket validation. Their unique system enables venues to simplify and expedite venue check-in, eliminate ticket forgery, and utilize analytic services for events.
Because of their rapid success in the ticketing industry, Festomat has been covered in numerous prominent Croatian media outlets, including Business.hr and Dnevnik.hr, among others. Last year, Netokracija announced Festomat as the winner of the Belgrade Venture Forum Startup Competition where they were reported to be a "wild card" pick by the StartLabs incubator in Belgrade, Serbia.
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The New School is a progressive university with its main campus in New York City. We are the only university to house a world-renowned design school, liberal arts college, performing arts college, and legendary graduate programs. Students collaborate across disciplines and learn new ways of creative problem solving to effect positive change in the world.
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Why is The New School building the University Center?
Over the past decade, The New School has transformed itself into a leading degree-granting university with a focus on interdisciplinary programs. Our model of education requires a state-of-the-art space for all students. The University Center provides a dynamic new urban focal
point for interdisciplinary learning, student life, and public programming and performance.
When did the University Center open?
The University Center residences opened in fall 2013. The academic, public, and performance spaces opened in January 2014.
Who are the architects?
The University Center was designed by award-winning Skidmore, Owings and Merrill architect Roger Duffy, FAIA, whose work includes major buildings at Brown University, Deerfield Academy, and David Ben Gurion International Airport.
Is this a "green" building?
The University Center is one of Manhattan's most sustainable skyscrapers, with a projected LEED Gold Rating from the U.S. Green Building Council. To learn more about the building's green features, visit the
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Who designed the garden on the seventh-floor roof?
The seventh-floor garden was designed by internationally renowned landscape architecture firm Mathews Nielsen.
What's the idea behind those stairs?
Designed to foster community inside and outside the building, the University Center's staircases are one of the building's most novel elements. Each exposed staircase sits atop a hidden fire staircase, allowing two kinds of movement through the building: The exposed stairs
encourage chance meetings, while the hidden ones provide direct floor-to-floor access. Learn more at
the Architect's Newspaper.
When did the University Center open for classes?
Academic and performance spaces opened in January 2014.
Which schools' classes are held here?
The University Center is a resource for all New School students, and every school will have courses in and access to the building.
How many classrooms are in the University Center?
The University Center will hold 58 instructional spaces, including seminar rooms, studio spaces, lecture halls, and rooms equipped with state-of-the-art distance learning technology.
Will the existing library on 13th Street be relocated or combined with the facility in the University Center?
No, the University Center library is a new addition to
The New School libraries and not a replacement.
Will The New School vacate existing academic spaces when the University Center opens?
Yes, some programs and classes will leave rental spaces once the University Center is complete.
What is the capacity of the main auditorium in the University Center?
The main auditorium can seat approximately 600, and expands to seat approximately 800.
Is the main auditorium seating fixed or flexible?
The seating is flexible; back seats can be removed and the upper seating area can be converted into two classrooms.
Is the rooftop garden accessible?
The Seventh Floor Green Roof is not accessible.
Does the University Center feature any commissioned art projects?
In the tradition of works like the Orozco Murals at 66 West 12th Street and Kara Walker's Event Horizon in Arnhold Hall, The New School has commissioned American artist Glenn Ligon to create his first permanent site-specific work in New York City
for its new University Center.
Read the official announcement of the commission for detailed information on Ligon and his work. The commission will be unveiled in spring 2014.
Does the University Center have a cafeteria?
The University Center will have three dining areas: a 280-seat cafeteria on the second floor, an 80-seat library café on the seventh floor, and a 60-seat event café on the first basement outside the auditorium entrance.
What offices are housed in the University Center?
The University Center is entirely devoted to student use. The few offices planned for the building are reserved for departments that deal directly with students, such as the Center for Student Success.
How many restrooms are on each floor?
Each academic level has two restrooms, many of which are all-gender; each residential suite has its own restroom and private shower.
Is there turnstile ID entry?
The academic section of the building is be accessible through turnstile ID entry, like the entrance to the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center. The residences have a separate entrance, which will also require ID. Security guards are present at both entrances.
Where are the Kerrey Hall student residences in the University Center?
Floors 8 through 16 houses the student residences.
When did Kerrey Hall open?
August 2013.
Which students are housed in Kerrey Hall?
146 two-, three-, four-, five-, and six-bed suites.
How many students live in Kerrey Hall?
Kerrey Hall houses 600 students.
Do the University Center residences replace any existing New School housing?
When Kerrey Hall opened, in August 2013, The New School vacated the
student residences on William Street, which the university rented.
How do I find out about living in Kerrey Hall?
Contact the Office of University Housing at firstname.lastname@example.com.
How did the water main break on January 15 affect the University Center?
When a New York City water main broke under the street at the intersection of 13th Street and Fifth Avenue, the two lower levels of the University Center were flooded. Damage from the flooding has delayed their opening.
When will the lower levels open?
Work on the lower levels is expected to be finished by June 2014.
What resources will be available when the two lower levels open?
On the C1 Level, students, faculty and staff will have access to an Event Cafe, two lecture halls, study space, and more. On the C2 Level, residents of Kerrey Hall will have access to laundry, a fitness facility, an art studio, music practice rooms, and a student lounge.
Do you have a question that is not listed above? Please share it with Amy Malsin, Senior Director, Communications and Public Affairs, at email@example.com.
Construction began in August 2010.
The University Center student residence opened in fall 2013.
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I Samuel 20:18-42
18 Jonathan said to him, "Tomorrow will be the new moon; and you will be missed when your seat remains vacant. 19 So the day after tomorrow, go down all the way to the place where you hid the other time, and stay close to the Ezel stone. 20 Now I will shoot three arrows to one side of it, as though I were shooting at a mark, 21 and I will order the boy to go and find the arrows. If I call to the boy, 'Hey! the arrows are on this side of you,' be reassured and come, for you are safe and there is no danger-as the Lord lives! 22 But if, instead, I call to the lad, 'Hey! the arrows are beyond you,' then leave, for the Lord has sent you away.23 As for the promise we made to each other, may the Lord be [witness] between you and me forever."
24 David hid in the field. The new moon came, and the king sat down to partake of the meal. 25 When the king took his usual place on the seat by the wall, Jonathan rose and Abner sat down at Saul's side; but David's place remained vacant. 26 That day, however, Saul said nothing. "It's accidental," he thought. "He must be unclean and not yet cleansed." 27 But on the day after the new moon, the second day, David's place was vacant again. So Saul said to his son Jonathan, "Why didn't the son of Jesse come to the meal yesterday or today?" 28 Jonathan answered Saul, "David begged leave of me to go to Bethlehem. 29 He said, 'Please let me go, for we are going to have a family feast in our town and my brother has summoned me to it. Do me a favor, let me slip away to see my kinsmen.' That is why he has not come to the king's table."
30 Saul flew into a rage against Jonathan. "You son of a perverse, rebellious woman!" he shouted. "I know that you side with the son of Jesse-to your shame, and to the shame of your mother's nakedness! 31 For as long as the son of Jesse lives on earth, neither you nor your kingship will be secure. Now then, have him brought to me, for he is marked for death." 32 But Jonathan spoke up and said to his father, "Why should he be put to death? What has he done?" 33 At that, Saul threw his spear at him to strike him down; and Jonathan realized that his father was determined to do away with David. 34 Jonathan rose from the table in a rage. He ate no food on the second day of the new moon, because he was grieved about David, and because his father had humiliated him.
35 In the morning, Jonathan went out into the open for the meeting with David, accompanied by a young boy. 36 He said to the boy, "Run ahead and find the arrows that I shoot." And as the boy ran, he shot the arrows past him. 37 When the boy came to the place where the arrows shot by Jonathan had fallen, Jonathan called out to the boy, "Hey, the arrows are beyond you!" 38 And Jonathan called after the boy, "Quick, hurry up. Don't stop!" So Jonathan's boy gathered the arrows and came back to his master. — 39 The boy suspected nothing; only Jonathan and David knew the arrangement. — 40 Jonathan handed the gear to his boy and told him, "Take these back to the town." 41 When the boy got there, David emerged from his concealment at the Negeb. He flung himself face down on the ground and bowed low three times. They kissed each other and wept together; David wept the longer.
42 Jonathan said to David, "Go in peace! For we two have sworn to each other in the name of the Lord: 'May the Lord be [witness] between you and me, and between your offspring and mine, forever!'"
Taken from Tanakh, The Holy Scriptures, (Philadelphia, Jerusalem: Jewish Publication Society) 1985.
Used by permission of The Jewish Publication Society. Copyright © 1962, 1992
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What to Say (& Not Say) to Someone Who Lost a Pet
As too many of us know, the death of a pet is devastating. Our pets are more than just animals; they are integral parts of our families, they are our confidants, our best friends, and our biggest fans. So when they pass, the feelings of grief we experience are very similar to the feelings we experience when we lose a person that was important to us–anger, denial, depression…they are all part of the healing process through which we eventually reach acceptance.
Pet loss is a delicate topic, and even if you've been through it yourself, it's difficult to know what to say when someone you know experiences the death of a pet. Pet advice expert Steven May understands this, and in a recent essay titled What to Say, And What Not to Say, Following the Passing of a Pet, he offers some great insight on what to do.
"Throughout my long career working with both pets and [pet parents] I've assisted in more than 3,000 euthanasias and have been present in countess situations where a pet has passed due to natural or unnatural causes. And no matter how many times I go through the process it is never easy. The loss of a pet hurts. They remind us of milestones in our lives and often represent the true meaning of 'unconditional love'…So what do we say to a person who has lost a pet? And, just as importantly, what do we not say?"
Say This
"Your pet was so lucky to have you."
During times of grief many people look inward and ask themselves if there was anything else they could have done differently. Reminding someone of what a wonderful pet parent they were, and that their pet enjoyed the best life possible, can help to alleviate any guilt a pet [parent] may be feeling.
Don't Say This
"When are you getting another pet?"
This implies that a pet is like a piece of furniture–if it breaks or gets old you just throw it out and get a new one. Nothing could be further from the truth. Our pets provide the kind of emotional connection that, for some, can resonate deeper than what they feel with human beings. Pets demand that we be selfless and in return we are rewarded with unconditional love. That's not something that can be erased immediately.
Say This
"Do you remember when…?"
Sharing a personal, heartwarming or funny story about a pet with a grieving [caregiver] can help move the focus away from the loss to a remembrance of happier times. And it's those happy times that will help many pet [parents] get through the tough times ahead.
Don't Say This
"What's the big deal? You have other pets."
As any pet [parent] will tell you, each pet is different and brings something unique to our lives. Would you tell a parent that has lost a child, "Don't worry about it. You have other kids?" Of course not. Be sensitive to the loss irrespective of how many pets a person might have.
Say This
"Is there anything I can do?"
It might sound cliché but if it's truthful, and you're willing to help, just knowing there is someone there if needed can provide a great deal of comfort to a grieving pet parent. But if you say it you need to mean it. If someone reaches out to you with a request after you've offered, and you're not able or willing to help, you can damage a relationship forever.
Don't Say This
"Are you really going to have [him/her] cremated?"
Just like it is with the passing of people, everyone has their own particular desires for how to handle the services. In the case of pets, cremation allows us to "keep" our pet with us forever. By implying to someone that their choice of cremation is foolish speaks to a personality void of understanding the desire for some type of physical presence.
Say This
"You did everything you could do."
Many pet [parents] feel enormous guilt upon the passing of the pet. Perhaps they feel if they'd taken their pet to the vet earlier the outcome may have been different. Guilt is also often felt when it comes to end of life decisions, one of the hardest things a pet [parent] may have to go through. Letting the pet [parent] know they responded appropriately and with love can go a long way in helping to soothe a grieving [caregiver].
Don't Say This
"It's just a dog (cat, rabbit, hamster, etc.)"
This will invariably come from the person who has never [had] a pet. They can't begin to understand the connection we feel with our pets and probably don't view this statement as crass or insensitive. But you have to wonder if they would say the same kind of thing if they were talking about a family member or friend passing.
Do This
Sending a condolence card will be seen by most any grieving pet [parent] as a very thoughtful act. This is not the time for an email which is impersonal. Include a brief, handwritten note and include a photo of the pet in happier times if you have one. Another kind gesture is to make a donation to a pet charity in the name of the [pet parent]. If the dog or cat died from cancer, a donation to the Animal Cancer Fund or [another] worthy organization can mean the world to a grieving pet parent.
The bond we have with our pets runs deep. And one of the hardest parts about [having] a pet is that we know the odds are that we'll outlive them. But in the relatively brief time we have our beloved friends we know the joy they bring and we're willing to deal with that reality. Death is a part of life and eventually we move on. But that doesn't negate the finality that comes with death; particularly in the days after. Showing the same type of sensitivity to someone who has lost a pet as we would if it was a relative or friend who has passed not only helps to alleviate grieving it also reminds us of the fragility of life. And if that doesn't make you want to hug your pet a little tighter I'm not sure what will.
- Mourning a Pet's Death & Celebrating Their Life
- Pet Loss: Matters of Love and Death
- Saying Goodbye to a Beloved Cat or Dog
Selected by Laura Drucker, TAILS Editor