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Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Christmas Day
Not a lot has changed since Jenna last posted. My mom has been in hospice since last Thursday. Since being here, her body has slowly declined. Overall she has been very peaceful and in no pain. She is to the point now where she is mostly sleeping, and not eating or drinking anymore. Her body is showing signs that the end (or beginning for her), indeed, is near.
God has given us all such peace through this time, and we are so thankful for the sweet moments we were able to have together leading up to what is soon to come. It's been strange, though, all this taking place leading up to Christmas. It's caused me to pause and reflect on what Christmas really means. Because quite frankly, it just hasn't "felt like Christmas" at all - which led me to start a blog of my own where my first post is about this very topic - what makes Christmas feel like Christmas. You can check it out here.
My mom has built an incredible legacy with her life. A legacy that, I pray, will not end with her passing from this life to the next. I pray that my family and I can continue what she started, and ultimately, what Christ started in her.
Our hearts ache beyond what words can express. I have no idea what the days ahead of us hold. We are losing a precious gift - Mom, G-ma, Lucy (Tony's sweet nickname to her), a daughter, a sister, a friend... But I thank God for the hope we have in Him. That this is not the end! We do not set our hope on what is seen, but on what is unseen. On the day when we will all be united with Christ as His bride. I thank God for this hope! I thank God for Jesus, and that even in the midst of such sorrow, we can rejoice in hope.
Merry Christmas!
(And Happy 51st Birthday, Mom! She said to us two weeks ago how wonderful it would be for her to get to see Jesus face-to-face on her birthday. She just might get that birthday wish. And what a wonderful gift she will be in heaven!)
"This is the day that The Lord has made, I will rejoice and be glad in it."
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Merry Christmas to your family. Your Mom sure has left you an amazing legacy. She has touched my heart and I will always remember her courage, strength, love, faith and HOPE. I am sure going to look her up in Heaven. Continuing to pray for you all as you walk this road.ReplyDelete
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I have followed your Mom's journey for some time now (but have never commented. Oddly enough I am today of all days!). I lost my Mom through a battle with breast cancer at the age of fifty. I think that's what drew me to your Mom's story to begin with.
Your Mom has touch people near & far ( I live in Canada's Arctic). Her legacy will indeed live on. Although I do not know her personally I feel like she has encourage me in my walk in faith! She has truly been amazing in both her words & actions through her journey.
May god bless you & your family during this difficult time. May Janet find all the peace & love she deserves.
Jordan thanks for letting us know how she is doing. She has been on my mind in a constant and powerful way for months and especially in the last few weeks. And I find myself drawn to a constant state of prayer for you all. I have traveled this same road you are on twice now, first with a beloved grandmother and then with my father. It is a tough place to stand and yet an incredible honor. God's continued peace and strength to you all I pray on this blessed Christmas Day. I love you Janet.ReplyDelete
Jordan...I too have been checking daily, sometimes several times a day to see how things are going. While spending a full day with family today celebrating the birth of our Savior, I have prayed often in the quiet of my own heart, for your mama and your family. I understand the pain but I also understand the peace that ONLY God gives in these difficult days. One thing I wanted to share with you is how very happy your mother would be to read these words you have shared for us to read! A beautiful testimony of God's PERFECT peace in the midst of a storm. I can tell you, there is no greater gift that a mother desires than to know her children walk with the Lord. I'd say there could be no greater gift to her than your words written for so many to read! May God bless you all deeply as you face these final hours, knowing there is a sea of personal friends as well as "blogland" friends that have faithfully prayed for your sweet mama during the past 2 years. God has been glorified because of it! And HE will continue to be as you remain in Him. Prayers will continue from Indiana.ReplyDelete
Your words are beautifully written! My heart aches at her passing yet rejoices in her "homecoming."ReplyDelete
What a stunningly heartfelt and evocative expression of faith, hope and emotion! Thank you Jordan...you will help to carry on with your Mother's legacy!ReplyDelete
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New engine Arrives
Well, the long wait for the engine was somewhat disappointing. I learned that you have to really embrace this as a hobby when you are buying these things.
The package arrived this morning but I had to work so I couldn't play with it. Mike seemed as excited as I was that it had finally arrived. I worked till about 1pm then headed to the doctor. But, I unpacked the engine before leaving for work. I got home at about 4pm and set it on the track. It fit nicely and so I turned on the power with both engines on the track thinking that they would go the same speed. Well, they didn't. The old train started running, the new train started running, and then the new train stopped running. The old train almost ran into the end of the new one before I could get back to the power supply to turn it off.
The new train engine was stuck on a curve and it wasn't immediately obvious as to what was wrong. I thought that maybe a wheel had come off the track. So, I pushed it through the curve and started again. It did great down the straight away, but then stopped on the next curve. I took the train off the track and inspected the wheels. There was a odd little attachment on the engine between the middle wheels. The middle wheels on this one, just like the old engine, lack the raised edge that keeps the wheel on the track. This is how the little engine can make it around a tight radius curve. Only two wheels on each side have flanges and so only two wheels keep it on the track. The front two wheels just pivot and the middle wheel floats. So, these little pins force the middle of the train to stay on the track. But, they also prevent the train from being able to go around a curve.
So, my first reaction was to take the plastic mount off that had the pins mounted on it and try to run the train. But, when I put the train on the track, it ran till it got to a curve, and then the back wheels jumped off the track. I ran the train slowly and watched very carefully to find that the middle wheels were hanging off the edge of the track during a curve, and when they went back onto the curve, the train would lift up and hop the back wheels off the track. On the old engine, the middle wheels are exactly the same and are set just a little higher than the front and back wheels so they never catch on the edge of the rail.
Figuring that there had to be something wrong with the train, I looked at it carefully and noticed that the track for the front pistons was slightly bent. That got me to thinking that maybe the mount for the front wheels was bent and it was time to consider sending this back. I flipped the train over on its original packing and started inspecting it. I applied a little pressure to the piston track and it straightened out. I looked at the front wheels and found that both were on some kind of spring system but one did not bounce back so easily. So, I took the little screws out and pulled the front wheel mount off. Two small springs were in the wheel mount but one was not seated in its little hole. I put the spring where it should be and put it all back together. With the spring in place, I noticed that the front wheels now sit a little higher (when upside down) than the middle wheels and so this should account for keeping the middle wheels off the track.
While I had it apart, I looked at the drive mechanism. I had been wondering why this engine would be $500 when the other was $200. Both have a canister motor. Well, all you have to do is turn them over and you see the difference. The old engine had a canister motor with a spiral screw that drove a gear which in turn drove the wheels. That made it really easy to bog down the old engine because the wheels were spinning at a speed similar to the motor. Further, all of the wheels of the old engine were linked together with gears making it have incredible grip on the track. The new engine has a drive train with a series of gears off the canister motor that run down a channel to only the two center wheels. The center wheels in turn are linked to the front and back wheels with the standard steam engine linkage. The gearing has the motor running much faster than the wheels. On the negative, the new engine doesn't grip the track so easily but it still has no problem pulling the train. On the positive side, it is almost impossible to stall out the motor because of the gearing. I find it really interesting that the real train linkage between the wheels is what drives the front and back wheels. Another improvement in this engine over the old one is that not only do the wheels for the engine pick up power, but the wheels for the tender pick it up also. So, a 2 pin wire connects the tender to the engine allowing the engine to get power from a total of 14 wheels. The front two wheels of the engine are just fake wheels that ride on the track but do not pick up power or do anything. They do not pivot as much as the old engine (this one is shorter) and so it is not as obvious that they are fake. An added benefit to this engine is that it is shorter so I didn't have to make any modifications to the nose to make it go through the mounts that are close to the curves.
So, back to getting the train to run on the track. I put everything back together and even put on the little piece of plastic with the two pins. I then took it downstairs and put it on the track and gave it double the throttle as before. It powered down the track and then half way through a curve before stalling out. I pushed it through the curve and it flew down to the next curve. It hopped the back wheels off the track. I put it back on track and it took off for the next curve. When it hit the next curve, it kept going throughout the curve but made a sound like a card in the spokes of a bicycle tire and then stopped just short of finishing the curve. I put it back on the track and it took off. It never stopped again and just hummed along. I let it go around the track a couple of times to see if the original pattern would return but it didn't.
So, I couldn't just let things be. I had to take the engine off the track and see why it was now running just fine. Much to my surprise, the only thing different was that the metal pins were gone and had popped out of the plastic mount. But, the plastic mount was still there and was somehow keeping everything from hopping off the track. I put the tender on the engine and let it run. Then a car, then another car, and finally the last car. It ran perfectly. I started writing this blog entry with the training running when I heard a click and looked over to see the engine and the tender racing along the track without the rest of the train. The coupling had popped loose.
So, I hooked the cars back to the tender and let it go. About 3 rounds around the track and the coupler on the tender popped loose again. Hum…I inspected the tender coupler and found that it was a standard Bachmann coupler but the mechanism that holds the coupler closed was plastic instead of the metal that I had on the previous cars. My theory was that the plastic would vibrate loose and let the coupler disengage. The metal ones were heavier and so were not as prone to vibration. So, I took a coupler from one of the sets of wheels that I had removed from the original train cars and put it on the tender. The result was at least 20 perfect runs of the train.
So, now my new engine and the train are running smoothly around the track. After watching it for a while I noticed that this train looks smaller than the old engine, not only in length, but in height. Then I looked them up and this one is 1:20 scale and the other was 1:29 scale. Oddly, the cars that I bought for the train are 1:20 scale and so everything now matches but having the animals in the train be so much higher than the rest of the cars and right after the engine, it looks like the engine is rather small. Time for some new cars!


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Exactly! We don't know how the rooms' numbers actually denotes their location, if they actually do that is.
Also drafting this part:
Lunchtime bell rang and students of the Academy promptly filled the seats in the campus' cafeteria. It is a modest scene to look at for Tsurugi as she looks around the place, awed by the marveling beauty of the café that it hardly felt like she is in a school. Seated on a round table, she's accompanied by Kirin and a few of her classmates with their respective trays on the table.
"Yeah! I heard you went up against her during your enrollment, how did it go?"
"Well…" She recalls her duel against the instructor during her enrollment, which ended in her loss. "I didn't fare so well, I guess… It was my first time piloting an IS. I barely lasted five minutes against her."
Her classmates slam their palms on the table and leans towards her, apparently surprised by her words.
"Y-Yeah… L-Like I said, it was my first time using an IS let alone fighting with one."
"But still, even our class rep didn't last
minutes against her."
"Class rep…?"
"Huang Lingyin. She's also a
Representative Candidate
from China and is our class' strongest pilot."
Though I did say I'll be taking a hiatus, I never lifted my attention from Athena. I have a feeling that if I do, it'll sink again like before... One fic at a time, so to say.
Though that does not excuse bunnies from popping out all over my mind from time to time.
I don't know what'll happen if you pit Lingyin and Tsurugi against each other, but from what I can tell, it won't be pretty...
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still trying to straighten out my brain as to how I want to approach the fourzeXIS. I really want to get that idea out before I continue cake eater. So no, I'm not doing well on my fic since I'm stuck trying to imagine cool fightscenes without Gentarou getting power-ups. 2.5 tons of punching force and 6.5 tons of kicking force won't really register to an IS. So he'd be spamming his 40 weapons all over the place just to scrape by. >.>
Ever thought of having him being methodical?
Anyway, guys. I have another scene in mind, but I don't know if I should post it here or not...
Let alone, any other scene that I might think of.
And I'm left alone again...
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This has all happened a day late: Yesterday was just a really long day and nothing much was done, but the time I got around to wtiting down your names for the draw, George was asleep! So, this morning, after being bribed with a chicken & liver stick (yum!), he picked a winner:
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After taking a few months to gain some new inspiration and ideas, I am so excited to finally say the shop will be re-opening this Monday June 3rd.
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text: The Epidemiology of Traumatic Brain InjuryCorrigan, John D. PhD, ABPP; Selassie, Anbesaw W. DrPH; Orman, Jean A. (Langlois) ScD, MPHSection Editor(s): Kreutzer, Jeffrey S. PhD, ABPP, FACRM; Arango-Lasprilla, Juan C. PhD Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation: March-April 2010 - Volume 25 - Issue 2 - p 72–80 doi: 10.1097/HTR.0b013e3181ccc8b4 Article Buy Abstract Author InformationAuthors Article MetricsMetrics Objective To describe the most recent estimates of the incidence and prevalence of traumatic brain injury (TBI) and review current issues related to measurement and use of these data. Design State of the science literature for the United States and abroad was analyzed and issues were identified for (1) incidence of TBI, (2) prevalence of lifetime history of TBI, and (3) incidence and prevalence of disability associated with TBI. Results The most recent estimates indicate that each year 235 000 Americans are hospitalized for nonfatal TBI, 1.1 million are treated in emergency departments, and 50 000 die. The northern Finland birth cohort found that 3.8% of the population had experienced at least 1 hospitalization due to TBI by 35 years of age. The Christchurch New Zealand birth cohort found that by 25 years of age 31.6% of the population had experienced at least 1 TBI, requiring medical attention (hospitalization, emergency department, or physician office). An estimated 43.3% of Americans have residual disability 1 year after injury. The most recent estimate of the prevalence of US civilian residents living with disability following hospitalization with TBI is 3.2 million. Conclusion Estimates of the incidence and prevalence of TBI are based on varying sources of data, methods of calculation, and assumptions. Informed users should be cognizant of the limitations of these estimates when determining their applicability. Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Ohio State University, Columbus (Dr Corrigan); Department of Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, and Epidemiology, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston (Dr Selassie); and Rehabilitation Research and Development Service, US Department of Veterans Affairs, Washington, District of Columbia (Dr Orman). Corresponding Author: John D. Corrigan, PhD, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Ohio State University, 480 Medical Center Dr, Columbus, OH 43210 (email@example.com). The contents of this article were developed under the grant from the Department of Education, National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (grant H133A070029 [Corrigan]). However, the contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education or the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the reader should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. © 2010 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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21 May Happy 10th Birthday Paper Affair Dallas!
Today officially marks our 10th Birthday! After a decade of amazing people, paper, and products, we decided to take a moment to reflect on how wonderful and grateful we are to have made it this far. To help celebrate the occasion, we asked three incredible women who have been with Paper Affair since the beginning to talk a little bit these past ten years. Walk with us through memory lane by scrolling through some images both old and new with some heartfelt words from Melissa, Betsy, & Cindy!
MELISSA W, Owner of Paper Affair Dallas:
Fear, excitement, nerves, joy…….all emotions I was feeling 10 years ago this week, as I planned to open the doors to my very own business. I had spent my career in the investment and finance world, and knew nothing about running a retail store. All I had was a LOVE of paper and gifts, and a desire to provide a place for customers to buy the kinds of things I liked to buy, while providing a great experience and a high level of personal attention. Fortunately, through a friend of a friend, I found Cindy Bernbaum, the Dallas store manager, who had some retail experience. She joined me when the Lovers Lane store was a big grey concrete box and an idea, and she, along with Betsy DeMarco, have created and built our Lovers Lane flagship store, which opened May 21, 2007.
10 years later, and two more store locations in Plano and Frisco, there is less fear and nerves, and the rewards have far outweighed anything else. I have had SO MUCH FUN! I love that customers have become friends, and employees have become family. I love that there are customers that we printed their graduation announcement, and then their wedding invitations 5 years later, and then their baby shower announcements a few years after that. It is so much fun working in this community and we look forward to the next 10 years! Thank you so much to our loyal customers – your friendship and support means the world to this little locally owned business – and keeps us excited to go to work every day!
Much LOVE – Melissa
BETSY D, Dallas Store Employee (10 Years):
WOW… I can't believe Paper Affair Dallas is 10!! It seems like yesterday we all wore our green t- shirts for the Grand Opening Party. Time truly does fly when you are having fun and these past 10 years have been that, FUN!!!
Melissa has done such an amazing job keeping up with all the latest trends and knowing just what the Paper Affair customer wants. Our customers are loyal and keep coming back for all of her great finds and the friendships they have forged with us over the years. It's like one big Paper Affair Dallas Family and I feel so lucky to be part of it!
Happy Birthday Paper Affair Dallas!
CINDY B, Dallas Store Manager: What a decade it's been! What was once a sweet little stationery store with a few gifts is now a buzzing hub of invitation experts and gift queens. Our invitation and special order lines have grown from twenty to more than two hundred. In the walls of our store, I've see babies become teenagers, brides become mothers, and mothers become grandmothers. Best of all, our clients have become my friends. I cannot express how much joy that brings me.
That's why I can tell you proudly one thing that hasn't changed – and never will! – our commitment to our customers. You're the reason we are always looking at new trends, new colors, and new designers. Why we have our in-house custom vinyl and embroidery machines. Why we transformed from typesetters to a team of graphic artists. And you're the reason we don't just create an invitation; we help you create your dream event.
I'm thrilled that the newest addition to our stores is a wedding and gift area. We have monogrammed china from Pickard, monogrammed linen napkins & guest towels from Kimberly Schlegel Whitman as well as fantastic silver pieces from Mariposa and Beatriz Ball.
We are so grateful for you and look forward to another exciting decade serving our fabulous clients!
We truly could not be the store that we are today without the tremendous support and love from all our family, friends, and above all our customers! We promise to be better every time bringing you the best of the best all the while having as much fun as possible! Thank you for letting us help you with all your special occasions. Thank you for choosing us for your holiday gift selections! Thank you for recognizing us as Best of Big D for 3 consecutive years. Thank you for always recommending us to your friends. Thank you for making it a point to stop by our stores even if you live in another state. Thank you for being sweet and kind customers. Thank you for allowing us to take your creative vision and make it a reality. And lastly, thank you for celebrating and keeping up with us throughout these last ten years!!!!


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What does it take to be a successful small business? There are some commonalities that you'll find among successful small businesses and they are the types of things you should be learning from when it comes to your business. For example, small businesses that succeed tend to associate with winners because just like in any part of life, the people you associate yourself with the most are the ones you'll tend to be like.
Small businesses that succeed love the process and have patience as they work on building and growing rather than getting impatient and giving up too quickly. Successful small businesses also tend to embrace change and raise the bar. What are the seven main factors that successful small businesses have in common that you need to be focusing on? Take a look at what all of these success stories have in common and try to implement them into your business strategies this year.
They dream big and visualize success
If you start by putting your dream onto paper, you're on the right track. You need to visualize your company and what you want it to accomplish. You need to look at where you want it to go, what is the best case scenario, and what success would look like. Getting a picture for yourself is the best way to have something to work towards.
While it may never reach a bar set this high, you can still strive towards this picture in your daily operations and your long-term planning. Entrepreneurs that see financial success in their business dealings are not limiting their dreams because they are dreaming something and achieving it. It doesn't hurt anything to make big plans, even if they are bigger than you think you can imagine accomplishing. Even if you don't make it as far as you've dreamt, hitting anywhere close by is going to be a massive accomplishment.
You can create a big dream by putting it down on paper or creating a vision board. This is a great way to visualize the success you want to happen. Consider it a five year plan of where your company could be and where you'd like it to be so that you have something to work from when you execute your plans.
Reference the vision board often so that you can make sure you are staying on track along the way. Your vision board may show an office full of happy staff members or you traveling the world while you work. Perhaps your board shows a full docket of clients or it shows you becoming a millionaire. Whatever the dream is, put it down on paper and make your dream a visual reality that you can work towards.
They raise the bar and take responsibility
Successful small companies raise the bar and take responsibility. Since you aren't working for a boss anymore, you are forced to set your own expectations and meet them on your own. You now have to take responsibility for settings goals and owning up to your own mistakes.
You can't blame anyone but yourself for mistakes that happen and you are responsible for correcting the issues. Small businesses use mistakes as a learning opportunity and move forward without dwelling on it. You can also learn from successful small businesses that challenging yourself is a great confidence boost and it's important for growing the business.
They develop habits and embrace change
When you see success, it's most likely from developing action habits that you stick to. Being someone of action is difficult but rewarding. Getting things done is how you make your business successful, so start taking action promptly when you say you're going to follow up with someone, work on a goal, or start that new blog. Take action where you need to and make it a habit of being someone of action.
Don't be afraid of change even if it's something you dislike. Technology constantly changes and you may need to rethink your business plan, marketing strategies, or hiring initiatives when changes in the industry come up. Don't be afraid of change because it's more important to stay on top of the industry's trends and roll with the punches in order to adapt.
They love the process no matter what
As much of a rollercoaster as business can be, many people that run their small businesses successfully have something in common that you may not have thought of: they love the process. Even if you have a few ups and many downs, you find it tedious or it's testing your patience, loving the process regardless is another key to success. These types of people see it through to the end and don't give up when the going gets hard. Use challenges as opportunities to learn and have patience to get through the tedious times.
They have faith
Going hand in hand with loving the process, people with successful small companies have faith during the hard times. Appreciating these times and having faith that this struggle is temporary rather than the end of the business is crucial. Don't allow the negative to affect you, rise above it, and keep your mind cleared enough to be able to see things clearly.
They give back
One way to make a difference in your small business is to take the opportunity to give back to the community. You no longer have to ask your boss to donate to a great cause or give you time off to do some volunteer work in the community. Using your time, talents, or money to help out will not only feel good but it will look for your company.
Your brand will get recognized for your hard work, you'll have the potential to meet new contacts, and you'll be doing something great. Another way to give back is to sponsor little league teams, to sponsor mentoring students, or to develop small business programs in schools. Your name will get out there while you are helping the community or local kids in their development.
They associate with successful people
Lastly, you may not have realized the importance of choosing your relationships carefully. In life, the people you surround yourself with the most are the ones you'll be the most like. If someone has a weight loss goal and surrounds themselves with people who love fast food and don't care about exercise, there is a low chance that the person will be able to fight through that and still eat healthy and workout.
If a business is associated with other businesses that cheat their customers and skate by when it comes to customer service, there is no way you'll be able to handle the peer pressure that encourages you to do the same thing. Associating yourself with values that matter to you and people that have success in a way that you desire is the best way for you to find it yourself. The people you associate yourself with says something about you and the best way to get inspired and influenced in a positive way is to surround yourself with successful people. Don't be the smartest person in the room.
If your small business needs a boost in order to be more successful, take notes from these seven factors of successful small businesses to see where you could improve or where you may be hindering your own success.


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Hi everyone! I hope very much that you all had an excellent weekend. We were a busy 5-some, to say the least. Friday after work we headed out to the beach to take advantage of a great "sunny" weekend..well.. "sunny" with a side of fog, is more like it..
The bar stools are a gift from a friend of mine that does repo trash-outs for a few Real Estate businesses, and banks, in town. I went over to thewalmarts and got one of those VERY inexpensive rugs that are made from, like nylon remnants..super cheap seat cover, while I was there I also picked up one of their ultra expensive 3 dollar pillows, actually I bought two, cut them down and made "cush for the tush" so, there's the newest little project.


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Report NEP-ETS-2010-06-11This is the archive for NEP-ETS, a report on new working papers in the area of Econometric Time Series. Yong Yin issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Søren Johansen & Morten Ørregaard Nielsen, 2010. "Likelihood inference for a fractionally cointegrated vector autoregressive model," CREATES Research Papers 2010-24, Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus University.
- Alexander Strasak & Nikolaus Umlauf & Ruth Pfeiffer & Stefan Lang, 2010. "Comparing Penalized Splines and Fractional Polynomials for Flexible Modelling of the Effects of Continuous Predictor Variables," Working Papers 2010-11, Faculty of Economics and Statistics, University of Innsbruck.
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- Melvin. J. Hinich & Phillip Wild & John Foster, 2010. "Testing for the Existence of a Generalized Wiener Process- the Case of Stock Prices," Discussion Papers Series 408, School of Economics, University of Queensland, Australia.
- Chia-Lin Chang & Philip Hans Franses & Michael McAleer, 2010. "Combining Non-Replicable Forecasts," Working Papers in Economics 10/35, University of Canterbury, Department of Economics and Finance.
- Seungmoon Choi, 2010. "Closed-Form Likelihood Expansions for Multivariate Time-Inhomogeneous Diffusions," School of Economics Working Papers 2010-11, University of Adelaide, School of Economics.
- Jia Chen & Jiti Gao & Degui Li, 2010. "Semiparametric Trending Panel Data Models with Cross-Sectional Dependence," School of Economics Working Papers 2010-10, University of Adelaide, School of Economics.
- Degui Li & Jia Chen & Jiti Gao, 2010. "Nonparametric Time-Varying Coefficient Panel Data Models with Fixed Effects," School of Economics Working Papers 2010-08, University of Adelaide, School of Economics.
- Hyeongwoo Kim & Nazif Durmaz, 2010. "Bias Correction and Out-of-Sample Forecast Accuracy," Auburn Economics Working Paper Series auwp2010-02, Department of Economics, Auburn University.
- Waldyr Dutra Areosa & Michael McAleer & Marcelo Cunha Medeiros, 2010. "Moment-based estimation of smooth transition regression models with endogenous variables," Textos para discussão 571, Department of Economics PUC-Rio (Brazil).
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- Tsunehiro Ishihara & Yasuhiro Omori, 2010. "Efficient Bayesian Estimation of a Multivariate Stochastic Volatility Model with Cross Leverage and Heavy-Tailed Errors," CIRJE F-Series CIRJE-F-746, CIRJE, Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo.
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SCREEN-FREE WEEK, April 29-May 5, found me curtailing (but not eliminating) my own screen time, which leads me to re-post last week's feature on picture books for graduates, augmented with one additional title. After all, it is still graduation season, and books like these can become legacy keepsakes, lasting long after a gift card is spent. Don't get me wrong, a gift card might rise above a picture book on wish lists, but still, give these some thought.
Graduation season is upon us: from kindergarten paper diplomas and cupcakes to high school to stadium-filling university events with President Obama or Ellen Degeneres delivering the commencement address. Each is a landmark, honoring significant accomplishments and the transition to a new life phase. Reaching that transition involves investments of time, energy, learning, and courage, equipping the graduate with the skills and experience to face the prospects of new challenges ahead.
|Fiewel and Friends, 2009
Graduation marks a significant conclusion, but also the beginning of a never-ending cycle of challenges. That's why I recommend PEEP: A Little Book About Taking a Leap, by Marie Van Lieshout. Young or old, readers are launched on a dramatic story arc when Mother Hen warns, "PEEP, don't fall behind." Waylaid by distractions, worry, frustration, loneliness, and a sense of defeat, PEEP resorts to a plea for help. His eventual success is all his own, though, and generates pride and praise. He barely sighs "I did it!" before he finds himself steps away from the next challenge.
Does this trajectory remind you of any graduates you know?
I've also shared this book at the end of a school year as my classes celebrate hard won-successes and face the prospect of the next grade with a mix of excitement and a sprinkling of anxiety.
|Schwartz & Wade, 2013
|Raschka's minimal text combines with major energy and emotional content. Expressions and actions tell more than words. This is a must-have for novice bikers, and a parable of sorts for recent graduates or others embarking on new life challenges. The parenthetical last line is the take-away: (And now you'll never forget.) This new title has earned starred reviews from Publishers' Weekly, Booklist, Kirkus, and School LIbrary Journal.
|Random House Books for Young Readers, 1990
Another title that often makes its way into the hands of graduates of every age is the rolicking OH, THE PLACES YOU'LL GO, by Dr. Seuss. (<< Don't miss this website!) It is similar to Raschka's title in its suggestion that we should embrace adventure, challenge, and learning goals for ourselves, whatever might lie ahead. In fact, rather than bemoan the wobbles and bumpy roads, these actually make the process richer and the ultimate successes more satisfying. The struggle itself constitutes the bulk of our lives, allowing us to arrive at these landmark moments as masters of our own accomplishments.
Take a look at the trailer for this classic.
Whether the graduate you know is matriculating from preschool into "real" kindergarten, taking exams early to allow rehearsal time for high school ceremonies, or transitioning to a career in engineering (Way to go, Brandon!), these picture books have the power to reflect their own lives. And don't be surprised when their parents find themselves in there, too, reliving their own transitions and crossing fingers that the bumps, wobbles, and gloomies faced by their offspring are survivable and strengthening.
I'll be back next week with a brand-spanking new post, and I'd love to hear your thoughts about these and other "just right" books for graduates, as well as your experiences in sharing picture books with older readers. Any other suggestions for end-of year titles for classroom use?


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A training programme tailored for its agency leaders fortified CIMB's Wealth Advisors' plan to expand its distribution network.
CIMB Wealth Advisors recently launched the Leadership Trophy Series, a two-and-a-half month comprehensive and high-impact business leadership and agency management training programme tailored for its agency leaders. It aims to develop dynamic leaders capable of building and managing high-performance agencies based on robust business entrepreneurship.
The programme is part of CIMB Wealth Advisors' plan to expand its distribution network within Klang Valley and across Malaysia.
"To ensure a sustainable business expansion plan, we saw the need to move towards a more comprehensive training programme where, in addition to the traditional agency management knowledge and skills training, our leaders are also equipped with business entrepreneurial skills as well as business management and organisation skills," said Tan Beng Wah, Chief Executive Officer, CIMB Wealth Advisors.
The Leadership Trophy Series is also an important initiative in CIMB Wealth Advisors' continuous effort to promote career and personal development in its people.
"Every organisation is defined by its people, and at CIMB Wealth Advisors, we strive to develop forward thinkers who are well equipped with the proper skills and relevant knowledge to drive the company to greater heights. We provide ample development opportunities to our people and we welcome high-calibre individuals to join us and grow with us in our expansion plan," added Tan.
The first batch of 36 agency leaders graduated from the inaugural Leadership Trophy Series last 6 October 2009, whilst another 200 participants will form four upcoming batches of trainees in the programme, reinforcing CIMB Wealth Advisors' commitment in developing great leaders within a challenging industry.
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Life-saving vaccines set to reach more African children thanks to Leaders pledge at African Union Summit
Geneva, 31 January 2017 – African Heads of State have made today a historic commitment to advance the goal of universal access to immunisation by 2020 by endorsing the Addis Declaration on Immunization (ADI), a landmark commitment supporting and prioritising immunisation at the continental scale.
In a press release issued after the Summit, Chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, outgoing African Union Commission Chairperson noted that "we know that universal access to immunization is achievable. The Addis Declaration on Immunization is a historic pledge. With political support at the highest levels, we are closer than ever to ensuring that all children in Africa have an equal shot at a healthy and productive life."
"African leaders are showing outstanding leadership by endorsing this landmark commitment which will allow more African children to be reached with life-saving vaccines no matter where they live," said Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Chair of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance board. "We must now ensure that the commitments translate into sustainable financing for immunisation. Gavi stands ready to support African countries in their efforts to implement equitable health approaches and maintain strong immunisation coverage so we can create together a more prosperous future for communities across our continent."
"Vaccines are among the most effective public health tools available," said Dr Matshidiso Moeti, World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Africa. "When children are given a healthy start, communities thrive and economies grow stronger. This show of support from Heads of State is a significant step forward in our efforts to achieve universal access to immunization and, ultimately, improve child health and drive sustainable development across Africa."
Despite tremendous gains over the last 15 years, one-in-five of African children still do not have full access to life-saving vaccines. In the past decade continent-wide coverage of children receiving all three doses of a diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis containing vaccine (DTP-3) – the main indicator of immunisation program performance – has seen little progress.
The announcement has also been welcomed by UNICEF. "We would like to congratulate the Heads of State on making this very important commitment. All children, no matter where they live or what their circumstances are have the right to survive and thrive. By endorsing the Addis Declaration on Immunisation, African Leaders have set the stage to ensure that all children on the African continent receive the vaccines they need" said Dr Robin Nandy, UNICEF Chief of Immunisation.
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At Cold Lake Community Church, we believe that children are a vital part of church community. We have a heart for families to connect. Our church is passionate about being an equipping and healing center. In children's ministry we fit right into that passion. We work hard to equip leaders (young and old) to lead, and we also work hard at bringing children into a genuine relationship with Jesus so they can follow him, persevere with him, and by his grace overcome any obstacles that come their way.
We welcome children ages 6 months to grade 6 to join us Sunday mornings during church service. This is a time kids can look forward to and parents can feel comfortable leaving their kids. We provide fun activities that go with the day's lesson for the children to participate in such as games, crafts, experiments, or other activities. We also have a time dedicated to sharing the Word in interesting and interactive kid friendly ways. We desire for each child to be REAL with Jesus and to allow Him to be REAL to them.
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OCTOBER 2011-2012 I feel like every time I Drink water or juice' suddenly I need to go to the C.R(wee-wee) after to go there in C.R(wee-wee) I feel it again many times, (20+ in a day) every time I need to sleep I want to go to the C.R(wee-wee) 6-7 times and even the time of sleep. It's so hard, after to C.R (wee-wee) I feel it again to go there, I want to go to the doctor but I have no money to do that; my parents has no job…. My father say that if I have a work save the money to use and consult the doctor first but now I have no job. I want to consult the doctor but how????????? I avoid drinking more water but still the same I need C.R (wee-wee)…. I don't know what to do… Promise. I always pray to god…. I need CT scan or ultra sound to know the result or medicine why I feel this…. I still looking for a job to help myself first…… I avoid too much drinking_ but I need always to go there in C.R (wee-wee)….many times! It's hard for me….!
(Due to my condition Wee-Wee Sick)
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>I apply in the Agency in Cabuyao but the problem is I need to wee-wee after I go back in agency I need again to wee-wee. I go outside.
>I go to the Alabang, at this time I'm in here at the BUS so I need to wee-wee. I hate this life. I need to wee-wee duper.
>I go to the Company, then I pass my resume after of waiting in interview, I need to go in the CR to wee-wee, I go it 5 times other applicant says that "are you nervous" I said "no".
>I apply in Agency but this Agency is not want to use the CR in other applicant. I want to wee-wee this time.
>I apply in Agency in Sta Rosa, I get in at 8am so I feel not good, and I need to wee-wee duper. After to go in the C.R to wee-wee I feel it again. The manager says that "Is there any problem Ms. Mylene". I said "no".
>I apply in Calamba, I pass the resume but there's a lot of applicant, I don't know where is that C.R so I go to the mall to wee-wee then I go back in the Agency my name not call at this time but I need to C.R again to wee-wee. I want to die this time! I don't drink too much.
>I'm here at the jeep I drop down in the Jollibee to wee-wee then I ride on the jeep again so I need to feel again to wee-wee so I drop in MCDO to go the C.R to wee-wee.
>I apply in Company in Biñan so I waiting for the interview, I go to the C.R four times to wee-wee. I want to cry. But I'm failed in interview.
>I apply in the Agency in Alabang, I need to go in the C.R to wee-wee after 10mins I feel it again so I go back in the C.R to wee-wee.
>I apply in Mall in Sta Rosa, I'm waiting for 2 hours I go to the C.R to wee-wee after this I feel it again. I need to go home.
>I apply in Cabuyao, I get in the Agency, but I need to wee- wee after this I feel it again. So I go back to C.R to wee-wee. I take the exam, I feel it again to wee-wee.
>I apply in Companies and lot of Agency, I experience to back out, and I walk to cry because to this condition.. I don't care if people see me that I'm crying. I feel it many times in my life. It's so hard for me.
>I go to the Company in Calamba, I'm waiting for exam but before and after to take the exam I go to the C.R to wee-wee, I go to C.R 8 times in that time, until my name call and say that I'm not hired in this company.
>I apply in Sta Rosa Company, I pass in Exam but in interview I'm failed, others applicant pass to interview.
>I apply in Company in Sta Rosa but the Exam is in the Municipality of Sta Rosa, so I'm passing in Exam... You know what I go to C.R 5 times.
I experience a lot, to back out/walk out just because of my problem, wee-wee sick. I feel feel again, it's so hard for me because I had feel pain in my right side of my waist; I nevermore think again. I always think positive not negative, this is the reason why I'm still searching for a job to help myself first. I don't think what have el situation, coz I know these back into the normal.
I had a job this year January to September 2013, all of people in my work see me to go outside every minute/every hour; to go in the C.R and I want to help myself to solve this type of problem, I think it is an ordinary Urinary Tract Infections (U.T.I)/Bladder or in Kidneys Failure; but until now I take medication the anti-bacteria medicine. I don't know what to do. HELP ME GOD/JESUS & MAMA MARY. THANKS


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What if THAT was coming straight at you? No. Seriously, what if? And, he's a fat shark, which means he's eaten lots of people or baby seals lately.
I hope you're living this week like it's shark week. Literally. It's on Discovery right now. You could be learning how to survive a shark attack at this very moment; instead, you're surfing the web.
How cool is this, right? It is a concept by Todd Rone Parker. He came up with this while at The Creative Circus. For you non-creatives, The Creative Circus is a huge deal. Anyway, I'm obsessed with this. I love guerilla marketing, and if this were real, I would probably ride this escalator all the live-long day just to "step inside their world." And how much fun would it be to watch people jump over the shark? Awesome.
On another note, I am really digging the Shark Week logo. Very nice.
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14th January 2014
Free history group training and sharing day Tuesday 14th January at Devon Rural Archive Centre near Modbury
This year we have been lucky enough to receive a grant from the Heritage Lottery under the All Our Stories fund. We have been working with local museums and farming families to collect images, stories and memories of living, growing up and working on a farm in South Devon. As part of this project, Living off the Land, we have funding to work with local history groups to find out more about sharing our heritage and archives. There will also be a chance to share some of the learning from our project and how you could communicate the work that you have done as a group.
Attendance is FREE with refreshments provided. It will be an ideal opportunity for networking between groups and sharing ideas for the future.
The event will run from 9.30am 'til 4pm and the programme will include:-
· Registration tea/coffee
· Using digital recorders to capture memories and stories with Ian Phillips
· An introduction to broadcasting with Lucinda Guy from Soundart radio
· Lunch
· A tour of DRA and an introduction to facilities
· Scanning and cataloguing images with Kingsbridge Cookworthy Museum and sharing of collections
· Tea and Cake
· South Hams CVS – support and funding ideas for local voluntary groups
· AONB Living off the Land project – what's next?
We look forward to hearing from you and hope that you can join us for what should be a very enjoyable day.
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By Lily Herman
From figuring out what to wear to remembering where your new cube is, all while trying to learn the ropes and make a good first impression on your new boss and co-workers, your first day at a new job can be absolutely terrifying.
Want to make sure you start things off on the right foot? We curated some great pieces of advice for not only surviving your first day at a new job, but thriving.
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Chapter 20, The Exciting Life of Stewardship Summary and Analysis
A large part of chapter twenty contains a lengthy lesson from Muller about one's career choice, involving the theme of God's will for one's life. He encourages all people to use whatever they have to the best of their ability for the work of God. The specific topic of this lesson is stewardship. Given this philosophy, a Christian should not feel ownership for any thing. Instead, all that a man possesses belongs to God. Moreover, God loans this to man to see what a man will do with his will. The more a man gives to the Lord, the more the Lord will give to the man. Muller warns against participating in such giving only for personal gain, however.
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Working in construction can be a dangerous job, even when all safety protocols are followed. If you are injured on the job, you may be out of work temporarily, or permanently, depending on the severity of your injuries.
Workers' compensation is there to help you get better and back to work. However, many employers and their insurance carriers fail to cover the full extent of injuries to their workers or deny their claims. An experienced Santa Barbara construction accident attorney can help you get all of the benefits you are entitled to when you've been injured on the job.
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7 Days in Syria – 2015 Feature Film Workshop
Newsweek Middle East editor, Janine di Giovanni, submitted a proposal to cover the war in Syria. The magazine denied the request, deeming the situation too dangerous. She decided to go anyway.
The conditions are extreme with constant shelling and bombardment, threat of sniper fire, and kidnappings. Only two weeks before the trip her friend, James Foley, was taken by three armed men and later executed. A few weeks after the trip, Steven Sotloff, who Janine speaks with while in Aleppo, is also captured and killed.
Journalists are targets, and that much Janine knows. Yet, she and her crew put themselves in harm's way to bear witness and make sure the world knows about the suffering of the Syrianpeople.
Along the way Janine meets a carpenter-turned-baker, a man considered to be a hero of Aleppo. His life is threatened daily by opposition forces, but he still makes bread to keep his neighbors alive. Then there's Waad, a Syrian teenager who was studying economics until the university was bombed. She videos injuries and deaths of soldiers and civilians, a very important task for posterity and war tribunals.
We meet the young doctors who work tirelessly at an understaffed hospital, a construction worker turned gravedigger, and a young girl, the future of Syria, almost killed by a mortar that goes off while she sings at the marketplace.
7 Days in Syria is a documentary feature unlike any other, offering a rare glimpse at life during war and the incredible lengths journalists go to shine a light in the darkest places on earth.
Janine di Giovanni, Middle East Editor of Newsweek and contributing editor of Vanity Fair, is one of Europe's most respected and experienced reporters, with vast experience covering war and conflict. Her reporting has been called "established, accomplished brilliance" and she has been cited as "the finest foreign correspondent of our generation".
She recently became an Ochberg Fellow at Columbia University in recognition of her work on violence and war and the trauma it brings to society, and has been named as one of the 100 most influential people reducing armed conflict by Action on Armed Violence (AOAV). She is also an Associate Fellow at the Geneva Center for Policy Studies. Her themes are conflict, stability, transitional justice and security.
Her work is widely anthologised and in 2014 her article from Harper's Magazine, "Life during Wartime", was chosen by the writer Paul Theroux as one of the essays included in The Best American Travel Writing.
Born in the US, she began reporting by covering the first Palestinian intifada and went on to report nearly every violent conflict since then. Her trademark has always been to write about the human cost of war, to attempt to give war a human face, and to work in conflict zones that the world's press has forgotten.
Since the beginning of the Arab Spring, Di Giovanni has mainly been focused in the Middle East, a region she has been working in for two decades. She travels extensively to Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, and Syria to do field work and research. Her concentration has been on the war in Syria, and her new book, Seven Days in the Life of Syria, will be published next spring by W.W. Norton as well as Bloomsbury in the UK. A documentary will also be released about her investigative work inside Syria.
She recently published a groundbreaking investigation into the funding of the Islamic State, which was a cover story forNewsweek.
She has consulted with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on the Syrian refugee crisis, writing a major advocacy report on the future of women refugees in July 2014, and was part of a team that wrote a report on the future of Syria's refugee children.
She has written reports for the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and Internews on the communication gap for Syrian refugees. In 2013, she was a Senior Policy Fellow at The Center for Conflict, Negotiation and Recovery at Central European University, focusing on giving Syrian refugees a political voice post-war in Aleppo, Syria.
She has done three long investigations into Syrian human rights violations, including rape and torture. She has received grants from The Nation Institute for this work, and her long format pieces were published in Granta, the New York Times,Vanity Fair and Newsweek.
Di Giovanni writes mainly on human rights and war crimes. The genesis of this was her reporting of the war in Bosnia, and she continued writing about Bosnia long after most people had forgotten the conflict there.
In 2000, she was one of the few foreign reporters to witness the fall of Grozny, Chechnya, and her depictions of the terror after the fall of city won her several major awards. She has campaigned for stories from Africa to be given better coverage, and she has worked in Somalia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Kenya, Ethiopia, Benin, Burkino Faso, Ivory Coast, Zimbabwe, Liberia, as well as Israel, Egypt, Iraq, Afghanistan, the Balkans, East Timor, Chechnya, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iraq and many other countries.
During the war in Kosovo, Di Giovanni travelled with the Kosovo Liberation Army into occupied Kosovo and sustained a bombing raid on her unit that left many soldiers dead. Her article on that incident, and many of her other experiences during the Balkan Wars, "Madness Visible", for Vanity Fair (June 1999), won the National Magazine Award. It was later expanded into a book for Knopf/Bloomsbury, and has been called "one of the best books ever written about war".
Di Giovanni has written several books: Ghosts by Daylight: A Memoir of War and Love (Bloomsbury/Knopf 2011); The Place at the End of the World: Essays from the Edge (Bloomsbury 2006); Against the Stranger (Viking/Penguin 1993), about the effect of occupations during the first intifada on both Palestinians and Israelis; The Quick and The Dead, about the siege of Sarajevo, and the introduction to the best-selling Zlata's Diary, about a child growing up in Sarajevo. Her works have been anthologized widely, including in The Best American Magazine Writing 2000.
She has won four major awards, including the National Magazine Award, one of America's most prestigious prizes in journalism. She has won two Amnesty International Awards for Sierra Leone and Bosnia. And she has won Britain's Grenada Television What the Papers Say Foreign Correspondent of the Year award for her work in Chechnya. She also won Spear's Memoir of the Year in 2012 for Ghosts by Daylight.
She is one of the journalists featured in a documentary about women war reporters, Bearing Witness, a film by three-time Academy Award winning director Barbara Kopple, which was shown at the Tribeca film festival and on the A&E network in May 2005.
In 1993, she was the subject of another documentary about women war reporters, No Man's Land, which followed her working in Sarajevo. She has also made two long format documentaries for the BBC. In 2000, she returned to Bosnia to makeLessons from History, a report on five years of peace after the Dayton Accords. The following year she went to Jamaica to report on a little-known but tragic story of police assassinations of civilians, Dead Men Tell No Tales. Both films were critically acclaimed.
Director/Producer Biography:
Robert is a director/producer of documentaries and feature films that look to make a positive impact in the world through entertainment. He has made over four dozen documentaries, features, music videos, and short films that have reached millions of viewers worldwide.
Robert has studied under directing teacher Judith Weston, at UCLA Film School, and he received a B.A. in philosophy from UC, Berkeley where he was awarded the Eisner Prize. It is the 'highest award for creativity given on the UC, Berkeley campus.' In 2005 at age 16, Robert made his first feature film, "The Hoodwink." Robert was the 2012 recipient of the Dan Eldon Activist Award. He writes periodically for the Huffington Post, published a novel in 2014 called "Escape To Anywhere Else," with a foreword by Mariel Hemingway, and co-founded and is acting editor of the magazine, Cinema of Change.
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text: Bereavement and Family Support Services Grief is one of life's most poignant moments. It is a unique journey for each of us, yet all grief shares some common themes -- the hurt, the loss of identity, the disbelief, the physical, emotional and spiritual symptoms, as well as the time it takes to heal. Bereavement Support Services offers reassurances that you are not alone... It is important to find persons who are compassionate and who will walk with you through your grief journey. Your support system should include people who let you grieve in your own way – and help you acknowledge your own feelings. Yes, life has changed. But it is important to know you can survive. You can become whole again – perhaps in ways never expected -- yet always remember the one you loved. Because grief can be so painful, people often wonder if what they are feeling and thinking is normal. This process can feel overwhelming and can create fear unless we know what to expect. You are invited to bereavement support sessions being offered through Pastoral Care Services at Atlantic General Hospital. These sessions are intended to be supportive and educational for all who have lost a loved one. They provide a supportive atmosphere where you can meet others who share in your loss, as well as find ways to cope. Support sessions schedule Fourth Wednesday of every month; 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. The sessions are held in Conference Room 1, on the first floor of Atlantic General Hospital. Please bring your lunch for the mid-day sessions or visit the cafeteria that adjoins the conference room. Refreshments will be provided. There is no need to register for these sessions. For additional information, please contact Pastoral Care Services at 410-641-9725 or Email Us Here. Please see the links below for more information and help. Bereavement Magazine 1-888-604-HOPE (4673) http://www.bereavementmag.com Compassionate Friends 1-800-807-8357 www.compassionatefriends.org National Hospice & Palliative Care 1-800-658-8898 www.nhpco.org AARP Widowed Persons Service (202) 434-2260 www.aarp.org/griefandloss Alzheimer's Association 1-800-272-3900 www.alz.org SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Alliance) 1-800-221-7437 www.sidsalliance.org


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Sunday, September 6, 2015
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I hope your Labour Day weekend is great so far. This weekend a stunningly good Marantz 1120 arrived, a pair of Celestion SL6s, a pair of SL6is, and a pair of Mission 737R cabinets with crossovers that I'm going to fill with some very special (and appropriate) Mission drivers that I've been saving (for years :) for just such an occasion.
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Pantone has unveiled its colour of the year for 2017, naming Pantone 15-0343 Greenery. The yellow-green hue has been chosen to represent "restoration" and "renewal", and provide "hope" says Pantone. "Greenery bursts forth in 2017 to provide us with the hope we collectively yearn for amid a complex social and political landscape," says Leatrice Eiseman, executive director at the Pantone Colour Institute.
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Hi. Is there a meeting in Oregon with speakers in the first week of October – there was an announcement at Meeting I attended recently and was told to go on this web site for info – I have not been able to find any info. Do you have any idea what I may be seeking?