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This application requests renewal of support for the fourth funding period (years 16-20) of the Baylor- UT Houston Center for AIDS Research (CFAR). Both institutional partners are located in the vibrant Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas. Houston is the fourth largest city in the US with a very diverse population and is ranked 7th in the US (2007) for cumulative number of AIDS cases. This current funding period (2004-2009) has proven the value of the synergistic partnership between Baylor College of Medicine and The University of Texas Health Science Center, raising CFAR efforts in HIV/AIDS research in Houston to a new level. Our historically successful Developmental grants program continued to foster HIV/AIDS research, with a lifetime record (1994-2008) of invested CFAR funds resulting in over 18-fold leveraging as reflected by new external funding to grantees. A comprehensive strategic planning process guided the CFAR in the development of visionary and proactive plans for the next 5 years that capitalize on unique strengths and opportunities. CFAR goals are supported by the expertise and services of six scientific cores: Immunology, Virology, Clinical Research, Design &Analysis, Behavioral Sciences, and International Research. New to this application, we propose to support a Scientific Program on HIV Associated Malignancies that builds upon opportunities provided by the recent development of an NCI designated Cancer Center at Baylor. Also new are identified Opportunity Areas that create a mechanism for Core Directors to provide proactive leadership in areas with potential to positively impact HIV/AIDS research at the CFAR. One opportunity to be pursued is developing ties with the Southwest National Primate Research Center in San Antonio, Texas, to facilitate CFAR member research involving nonhuman primates. Maturation of infrastructure and human capacity at international sites provides exciting possibilities for collaborative research which will be exploited in the next funding period. We will provide inter-CFAR leadership to support an innovative educational program on infectious diseases developed for middle schools. The unique environment of the Texas Medical Center creates many opportunities for scientific, clinical, and educational collaborations, of which the CFAR takes full advantage.
The Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) at Baylor-UT Houston supports research on the pathogenesis, prevention, detection, and treatment of HIV infection and AIDS. The CFAR has been an essential catalyst for HIV/AIDS research in the Houston area. The State of Texas ranks fourth in the total number of AIDS cases in the United States. The CFAR seeks renewal of support to continue its comprehensive efforts against HIV/AIDS.
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Monday's bloodshed in Cairo heightens fear in some quarters that Egypt is slouching toward civil war.
After what the Muslim Brotherhood characterized as the "massacre" of more than 50 supporters of deposed President Mohammed Morsi, whom it catapulted to power, it issued what many interpreted as a call for violent uprising.
Though a Muslim Brotherhood spokesman subsequently walked back the disquieting appeal – perhaps at the behest of the White House or maybe 10 Downing Street – it remains to be seen if the bloodshed in the Egyptian capital will escalate.
We certainly hope it does not because an Egypt divided against itself, with well-armed combatants on either side, almost certainly would destabilize the Middle East. And that, of course, would be inimical to America's geopolitical interests.
The Muslim Brotherhood maintains that Egypt's current crisis was precipitated by a military coup that effectively stole the presidency from democratically elected Mr. Morsi.
The sentiment actually was echoed by President Obama, who said last week his administration is "deeply concerned by the decision of the Egyptian Armed Forces to remove President Morsy [sic] and suspend the Egyptian constitution."
Mr. Morsi's opposition, led by the Tamarod (or Rebellion) movement, countered that the president's ouster simply is a continuation of the revolution that turned out longtime dictator Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
What particularly troubles is that Monday's carnage appears to have dampened, if not altogether killed, hopes that an agreement can be brokered between the Muslim Brotherhood, the military and other key stakeholders to reinstate civilian rule.
Indeed, Egypt's conservative Salafi al-Nour party announced Monday that it has decided to withdraw from negotiations about forming a transitional government. "We wanted to avoid bloodshed, but now blood has been spilled," said a party statement, published in Great Britain's Guardian newspaper.
Hamdeen Sahabi, a leftist opposition leader who previously sought the presidency, similarly lamented Monday's carnage, accusing the country's Islamists of having something to do with it.
"The only beneficiaries," Mr. Sabahi told the Guardian, "were the Muslim Brotherhood and others who sought to polarize the situation and drive Egypt into civil war."
We are not prepared to go as far as Mr. Sabahi in accusing the Muslim Brotherhood of seeking to incite a civil war. We can see why the Islamist group is aggrieved that Mr. Morsi was not voted out by the Egyptian people, however unpopular he was at the time, but forced out at the point of the proverbial bayonet.
The hope here is that there will be a period of "calm and restraint," as British foreign secretary William Hague urged Monday, after which representatives of Egypt's various political stakeholders can be encouraged to gather at the negotiating table and set a course for a new Egypt with renewed respect for democratic elections and the rule of law.
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What I love most about my basement flat is lying on my bed gazing out of my French windows onto the magnolia tree, passion flower and climbing roses planted by my predecessors. It's a superior view to any painting, wallpaper or furniture at home. Even from indoors, the exterior overwhelms the interior design.
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"More and more people are making one of their walls glass," Lesbirel told me over the phone while taking shelter from the rain – even diehard gardeners take time out. "Almost every single small West London garden that I've designed in the past ten years is because someone has done an extension. Instead of installing a back door, the whole back wall is made of glass doors that open onto the garden." Cutting-edge home owners, like my sister George, now crave a linear room (rather than rectangular) that runs into the outside space keeping the same type of flooring. "It's aspirational and popular at the moment," explains Lesbirel, a gold award-winning gardener at Chelsea Flower Show. "But even if you find a material that you can use in both kitchen and garden, it will appear different over time and be affected by the weather."
Like the attention-seeking feature wall, the view through glass doors is the focus of the room. The grass is (literally) always greener through a window pane making the garden integral to the interior. Architects talk about framing the view. "When planning your interior, you want the picture outside to look attractive." Guerilla gardener Richard Reynolds told me yesterday, "It's as important as the paintings on your wall. A friend moved into a flat in Forest Hill where the garden was very clever in terms of interior. They'd put fiery red dogwood shrubs right outside the window; they let in plenty of light but are bright blocks of colour."
Like knitting, planting and pruning are wallet-friendly antidotes to credit crunch stress. Trend forecasters like Joe Swift, regular on BBC Two's Gardeners' World, predict that 2009 will be the year of biodiversity in city gardens with a more relaxed and informal planting style. The key message is that gardening shouldn't be hectic. "Without getting too 'open-toed sandals' and spiritual, there is something about that contact with nature." Says Lesbirel. "It's fairly instinctive in the same way that having animals around helps you unconsciously feel the benefits."
Since the market crashed and our household budgets with it, some of my most unlikely London friends are mucking in to create vegetable patches. Extortionate bags of pre-washed salad prompted George to sow her first seeds - my namesake 'Annabel' French beans from Gardening Direct. A utilitarian vegetable patch is attractive to look upon in a different way to a flower bed – it's an earthy and reassuring view. Growing your own rarely saves money in reality. "Growing vegetables and salad in this difficult time gives people back a little sense of being in control of their lives and their finances. Usually with London gardens, most people would like a patch, even if it's just a small area for herbs. Everyone likes the idea of being able to graze," knows Lesbirel from city clients. Perhaps it's a sign of immaturity but I'm more liable to laze in my funky Penguin deck chairs (bought at mydeco.com) than rake the soil for spuds.
I've got a bee in my bonnet about the 'instant gardens' of TV makeover shows by the Charlie Dimmocks of the garden centre. All that decking without digging gives gardening a bad name. The impatient home-makers buy shrubs in bulk at bank holiday weekends. Theirs is a whirlwind romance with gardening. Quick fixes like a new rug or wallpaper work better indoors than their garden counterparts - artificial grass, mirrors and low-maintenance conifers. "Too many people think of the garden as simply another room in the house. Plants are not silent furniture in a room" complains Reynolds. Unlike new furniture, a garden won't bestow instant gratification. "It's the process of tending a garden that makes it quite different to painting the walls or hoovering a carpet. I think of it as having a pet, another member of the family."
Reynolds was right when he told me that the magnolia tree outside my bedroom window was something of a status symbol. In the words of the English poet Alexander Pope, "All gardening is landscape painting." Nothing beats a room with a view.
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I met the nicest mule a couple of weeks ago, and have been obessing over them ever since. :lol: He is a TB/Percheron x mammoth jack cross and moved like a warmblood with giant ears, it was pretty amazing. If he were for sale I would snatch him up in a minutes.
So who here owns a mule? And what do you do with it?
We've had mules all my life, though we didn't normally use them for riding. We used to do all of our farming with teams of mules :D. Let me see if I can find a few pictures.
My brother driving Tiny and Buster
My grandpa planting with mules.
Dad and I on the wagon.
Winter transportation, this is how we used to haul hay to our cows in the winter.
Me driving Dan and Dolly when I was about 4 or 5
Me on Pete after his mate died of west nile, Dad and I broke him to ride.
Me driving Dan and Dolly again.
smrobs they are all amazing!! tiny, buster and pete are my favorites, I would love a mule!!
I don't have any now, sold my girl Canya a few months ago. We trail rode her mostly,
I also had Canya's half brother, Joker (in the last pic), but traded him for Canya's training. And had a pony mule named Radar, but he was just pasture art, I gave him to the little brother of a girl I knew, who needed something to ride (and keep thier horse company).
smorbs - ooo, that's cool. They look like they were mostly Belgian crosses?
haviris - aww, she's cute too!
Yep, most of ours were belgian mules, we did have some percheron mules in there occasionally, but Dan and Dolly were QH mules. :D
I wish I had a picture of Kate and Midge. They were blood red percheron mules and they were the biggest set we ever had. They both sticked at 18hh+ and together with nothing more than halters, they weighed more than 4000 lbs. We had hell finding harness for them LOL.
Oh wow, I can imagine! The one that I saw and am totally in love with was 17.2, his owner taught him to bow so she could easily get on and off on trail rides, it was pretty neat.
I have another question, what exactly is a mule saddle? If I got a mule would I have to get a mule saddle?
When I was riding Pete, I just used my regular roping saddle but if it was going to be a long term setup, you probably should look to get a mule saddle. The bars are a bit different, I am not sure how, but I think it's because a mule's back is a bit straighter or flatter than a horse.
I'll always remember mules because the first time I ever drove was a team of them =) And the only types I've ever seen are the Belgian mules. To me, every other type just looks weird ;). My friend hates them with a passion because they're ugly apparently, but I've always thought it'd be interesting to have one, and see the difference between them and a horse (psychologically I mean).
There was one at Ebenezer Park in Jasper, TX this past weekend. He/she was LOUD and kept braying like crazy. I encountered one on the trails a few months back and she was a doll. I'd like to ride one!! My boy is not the most sure footed of fellows and I hear they don't put a wrong step!
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Now that we can load testing-only JS modules and can load httpd.js as one (bug 755196), we have no need for the hack that is do_load_httpd_js() in xpcshell's head.js.
This trivial patch adds a deprecation notice. We can follow-up with actual removal. In the mean time, hopefully this will prevent people from introducing new usages that need to be cleaned later.
Comment on attachment 640408 [details] [diff] [review]
Add deprecation notice
This isn't Core :: Build
I don't see that this is going to do anything useful, you don't even get stdout for tests unless you run check-one or your test fails. I'd rather we just remove it and replace with the C.u.import or whatever.
Ted: That's fair. Shifting bug appropriately.
To whoever picks this up, the steps that need to be performed are to identify every usage of do_load_httpd_js(). See https://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/search?string=do_load_httpd_js
For each, at the top of the file, add:
Then, change every instance of "new nsHttpServer" with "new HttpServer".
It is possible some tests may break while refactoring because they are accessing symbols not exported from the httpd.js module (they could access them before because httpd.js was included as a file and thus all symbols were available). I'm fine with filing follow-up bugs for these.
Since there are 157 usages of do_load_httpd_js (quite a lot), if you only want to tackle a subset in this bug, that's fine: we can always file a follow-up to address the remaining ones. I'd suggest the toolkit/mozapps/extensions as a good starting batch, as that one is less likely to break than netwerk.
Comment on attachment 640408 [details] [diff] [review]
Add deprecation notice
Clearing review per discussion.
I'm already working with toolkit/mozapps/extensions to remove nsILocalFiles references, so this sounds like a good followup bug.
I'll start there with it's 57 bugs, and expand as I go to get the last 100 or so in the other folders.
I'm interested in seeing what "tests may break while refactoring because they are accessing symbols not exported from the httpd.js module", and might like to also help clean that up.
fyi - I've completed a bunch of c++ bugs but have just started working with JS / XPCOM / XPCShell etc, so trivial bug for me is still a learning opportunity -- mark
Created attachment 649102 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v1) - Extensions
This patch removes all references in the extensions folder. Looking for feedback from the mentor as a first step. Then we can either expand the patch for the rest of the occurrences or submit for approval for partial move with the rest to follow on.
Comment on attachment 649102 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v1) - Extensions
Review of attachment 649102 [details] [diff] [review]:
This approach looks good to me!
I haven't looked at every file, but assuming it passes Try and the rest of the patch doesn't contain crazy things I haven't seen yet, this could probably be a r+.
If making additional changes, please keep patches more or less separated according to components they touch. I don't want to review a monolithic patch ;)
Created attachment 649623 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Extensions
Requesting approval for the first patch.
Rebased, tested on TRY:
Comment on attachment 649623 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Extensions
Review of attachment 649623 [details] [diff] [review]:
I skimmed this patch, it seems mostly mechanical. As long as it passes Try then r=me.
My only real concern is that it might make backporting tests to other branches harder. I guess we could always backport the testing module change if it's an issue.
::: toolkit/mozapps/extensions/test/unit/test_bug463819.js
@@ +18,5 @@
> // This allows the EM to attempt to display errors to the user without failing
> var promptService = {
> alert: function(aParent, aDialogTitle, aText) {
> },
Can you kill the whitespace on this line while you're here? There's existing trailing whitespace in a few other spots as well. If it's not too much trouble to clean those up that'd be nice, but don't kill yourself over it. (Splinter shows these now and now it drives me nuts!)
"Kill whitespace" ... not a problem!
I tweaked 7 or 8 files where trailing whitespace shows up in the DIFF. The first example was tricky, as fixing the line that showed up in the DIFF, expanded the size of the DIFF, which then showed another line further down with trailing whitespace, and fixing it then expands .... blah, blah, blah :P
I have a utility I wrote to identify and optionally remove those buggers, but it operates file-wide and then the review is even worse.
The first TRY push worked fine, but I'm going to test this locally again, re-post it here and push to TRY again just to be safe, and pending that move it to inbound keeping the bug open for the rest of the (folder based) patches to follow (with additional review requests of course).
Let me know if you have any further requests -- mark
Push to TRY with witespace nits
First patch extensions directory
Created attachment 649966 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Extensions and nits
Adjusting whiteboard to [leave open] rather than [do not close], since the merge tool will otherwise close the bug. See:
Created attachment 650479 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Toolkit
This patch completes changes for the toolkits folder, and corrects an overlooked symbol definition (Cr / Components.results) for a couple cases from the previous patch that snuck past TRY.
This patch pushed to TRY:
(In reply to Mark Capella [:capella] from comment #16)
> This patch completes changes for the toolkits folder, and corrects an
> overlooked symbol definition (Cr / Components.results) for a couple cases
> from the previous patch that snuck past TRY.
Did the old tests fail without Cr defined? If not, there's no need to define it!
Could be my inexperience with JS ... for example I noticed in test_bug542391.js there is use of "throw Cr.NS_ERROR_NO_INTERFACE;" ...
Cr. is defined along with the other Cc, Ci. Cu. vars etc. in the httpd.js file. I had to add some of these definitions to the previous patch to make the tests work, as removing the do_load_httpd_js() function call seemed to un-define them.
Maybe Cr. is available for another reason and my re-introducing it isn't required. I thought perhaps the TRY tests passed, as the code for the "throw" wasn't executed, and therefore the absence of the Cr. definition wasn't noticed.
httpd.js defines Cc, Ci, Cu, etc. do_load_httpd_js() effectively #include's httpd.js. Old tests calling do_load_httpd_js() often relied on this side-effect.
Might be nice to defined Cc/Ci etc in head.js instead?
(In reply to Jason Duell (:jduell) from comment #20)
> Might be nice to defined Cc/Ci etc in head.js instead?
Yes. Though I'm betting that breaks a *lot* of tests, due to re-declaring consts.
Indeed. But fixing should be straightforward, perhaps even scritable.
(In reply to Blair McBride (:Unfocused) from comment #21)
> (In reply to Jason Duell (:jduell) from comment #20)
> > Might be nice to defined Cc/Ci etc in head.js instead?
> Yes. Though I'm betting that breaks a *lot* of tests, due to re-declaring
> consts.
Yes, it definitely would.
I'm a proponent of minimizing the number of "global variables" in xpcshell test runner's head.js. If a component wants to universally defined Cc/Ci, etc, it can define it's own [head] file in its xpcshell.ini manifest and that file can define whatever it needs.
Smells like lots of code duplication to me. But not my call.
Normally I'd agree, but I think Ci/Cc/etc is a special case. We've been entertaining the idea of globally defining those aliases for awhile, so they'd be automatically available wherever Components is available.
But saying that, doing it per-module might be an easier middle step towards eventually doing it for all xpcshell tests.
Created attachment 650819 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Misc
Ok then! This one covers Content, DOM, Image, JS, RDF, and URILoader folders, basically everything except for the final patch which will address the netwerk/test folder.
Noticing the above discussions (thx for the feedback!) I'm still inserting the Cc Ci. Cu. Cr. per-module / where required as do_load_httpd_js() references are removed.
Push to TRY status for this patch is:
Created attachment 651219 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Netwerk
This netwerk patch finishes all of the occurrences of do_load_httpd_js calls as erquested in the bug description, except for in the case of /netwerk/test/httpserver/test/head_utils.js which controls tests in the /netwerk/test/httpserver subdirectory.
Just cutting / pasting approach doesn't work here ... and I've not looked deeper yet other than quick testing the change and seeing failures in netwerk/test/httpserver/test/test_byte_range.js, netwerk\test\httpserver\test\test_default_index_handler.js, and etc.
TRY push for this includes: https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&rev=64b3adacd26d
Comment on attachment 650479 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Toolkit
Review of attachment 650479 [details] [diff] [review]:
I'm kind of torn on the "add Cc/Ci/Cu to every test file", but relying on it to come in from importing httpd.js is kind of crazy. We should probably just change xpcshell to put those constants in scope for every file it loads.
Comment on attachment 651219 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Netwerk
Review of attachment 651219 [details] [diff] [review]:
My eyes are glazing over, I didn't review this whole patch, but I trust what you're doing.
Quick status check to see where we are / and how much is left to be done for this patch.
Three references now remain regarding do_load_httpd_js() in files:
Defines example code, another instance I could change as above.
Defines the function we're trying to remove
Helps xpcshell tests run (comment 27) for the /netwerk/test/httpserver subdirectory.
In the last file, it looks like large portions of code would have to be duplicated down into /httpserver tests if the do_load() function was removed from the head. I'm wondering if you intended this patch to do that.
If all that's remaining is the bit in netwerk/, then I'd vote for:
1) Remove usage from the example file. Perhaps replace with Cu.import(...).
2) Move do_load_httpd_js()'s functionality from testing/xpcshell/head.js into netwerk/test/httpserver/head_utils.js.
3) Create a follow-up bug against netwerk for them to use Cu.import(). (It might get resolved WONTFIX).
#2 might be a little involved. If it is, I'm OK with some hackery as long as do_load_httpd_js() disappears as a global test function.
(In reply to Gregory Szorc [:gps] from comment #33)
> #2 might be a little involved. If it is, I'm OK with some hackery as long as
> do_load_httpd_js() disappears as a global test function.
It's probably less complicated if it's just netwerk, since httpd.js can just be copied into the test directory there. The only reason for the goofy hackery was so that we could find a path to load it from any test in the tree, which was tricky with packaged tests (which is where this all came to be).
Created attachment 652417 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Final
Wait... this patch works ... there's an httpd.js already in C:\Users\Master\mozilla-central\netwerk\test\httpserver\
(In reply to Mark Capella [:capella] from comment #35)
> Wait... this patch works ... there's an httpd.js already in
> C:\Users\Master\mozilla-central\netwerk\test\httpserver\
That's where httpd.js lives! It just gets installed into the test directory as part of the build. See bug 755196.
Comment on attachment 652417 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Final
Well TRY is taking its time for the WIN builds, but that's what I develop / test on so if it fails the X tests there I'll be surprised.
I'm adding the review? flag for now ...
Ping the reviewer ... hoping we can complete this patch...
Comment on attachment 652417 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch - Final
Review of attachment 652417 [details] [diff] [review]:
::: netwerk/test/httpserver/test/head_utils.js
@@ +7,5 @@
> +/**
> + * Loads _HTTPD_JS_PATH file, which is dynamically defined by
> + * <runxpcshelltests.py>.
> + */
> +load(_HTTPD_JS_PATH);
Can we not load this with a relative path here, since httpd.js should get installed to this directory (or somewhere near it)?
Hmmm .. on testing, it seems the _HTTPD_JS_PATH const is populated with something like:
Simply loading via the below (assuming this is what you were asking), doesn't work.
Ah, for some reason I thought it got installed into the xpcshell tests directory, but I guess not. I think back before I rewrote everything do_get_file used to take topsrcdir-relative paths, so all the tests imported it directly from network/test/httpserver/httpd.js.
Thanks ! I'll land it as-is then.
Btw- Scanning my local repo I find 9 versions of httpd.js floating around ( 3 source and 6 OJDIR / "peptest" "reftest" etc "mochitest" ... )
Final patch ... heading to inbound ...
(In reply to Mark Capella [:capella] from comment #43)
> Final patch ... heading to inbound ...
> https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Mozilla-Inbound&rev=3110f58a46f4
\o/ Thank you so much for all the work!
(In reply to Mark Capella [:capella] from comment #42)
> Thanks ! I'll land it as-is then.
> Btw- Scanning my local repo I find 9 versions of httpd.js floating around (
> 3 source and 6 OJDIR / "peptest" "reftest" etc "mochitest" ... )
These were all created before we had the concept of shared testing-only JS modules. We can (and should) consolidate (some) of these. The initial work will likely involve adding support for testing-only JS modules to each test runner and will probably look a lot like bug 759664.
Updated https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Httpd.js/HTTP_server_for_unit_tests and https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Writing_xpcshell-based_unit_tests.


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I imagine right now you are learning to roll over to your tummy, and you are amazed how easy it is to lift your head and look about. Surely you'll recall when you suck and swallow with your own dear mouth that this is what I was trying to show you, this is what we all wanted for you with all our hearts. And what is to come for you, who are freed from the slow pace of our time, is better than we could ever offer you on this earth. No more waiting for you. You will grow, are growing and have grown into the fullness of the human you were meant to be. And I will know you again. And I will see you smile.
Saturday, January 23, 2016
I imagine right now you are learning to roll over to your tummy, and you are amazed how easy it is to lift your head and look about. Surely you'll recall when you suck and swallow with your own dear mouth that this is what I was trying to show you, this is what we all wanted for you with all our hearts. And what is to come for you, who are freed from the slow pace of our time, is better than we could ever offer you on this earth. No more waiting for you. You will grow, are growing and have grown into the fullness of the human you were meant to be. And I will know you again. And I will see you smile.
140 comments:
simply. beautiful.ReplyDelete
This is such a moving piece. Goodbye Eleni, we will all miss you.ReplyDelete
Eleni was and still is so much loved by you and your family, Rachel, and by all who come to know her personally or like me through your blog. Thank you Eleni for being a part of my life and I wish you all well whereever you are.ReplyDelete
Goodbye, sweet Eleni. I think we've all learned from you. Your mommy is an incredible person.ReplyDelete
Over your short life you have been loved not only by your lovely family but also by many, many people who have been reading about you. We have shed tears at your pain and rejoiced at your progress when it occurred. You have brought happiness to your parents along with great sadness and will never be forgotten. Much love sweet Eleni.ReplyDelete
This must have been very tough to write. Thank you for sharing it.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family.ReplyDelete
Your letter is one of the most beautiful, honest things I have ever read. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.ReplyDelete
Oh. Wow. Rachel...how do you do this?...Eleni? and express yourself? Beautiful.ReplyDelete
Beautiful words for a beautiful baby. She knows your love.ReplyDelete
Dear Rachel, my heart breaks for all of you...ReplyDelete
So heart touching. It made me tear up.. my condolences to you and your family.ReplyDelete
Thank you, Rachel, for sharing such beautiful truth with your readers. I had been meditating on Revelations 21:4 before seeing this post. It proclaims, "He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away." This is not only the promise for you, but is just as much of a promise for Eleni. The Grungor song you posted reminds me of the following verse, which says, "And he who was seated on the throne said, "Behold, I am making all things new." Also he said, "Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true."" Much love to your family during these hard times. We all miss Eleni and are thankful for her time here.ReplyDelete
Incredibly beautiful - Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
This is beautiful and so full of love. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing this so very personal and beautiful letter with us. I am with you. BarbaraReplyDelete
If ever words sprang from one's soul, these are the words. Heartbreaking but hopeful. Love, hugs, prayers for you and your family.ReplyDelete
Such beautiful words. I know sweet Eleni heard them, and even more so, I know that she knows your love.ReplyDelete
He does indeed make beautiful things. He did in the short, sweet life of your little Eleni. He has and still is in you. This journey has deeply touched the heart of this new grandmother and I am certain many others. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your beautiful words. May God keep you and may Eleni's memory be eternal. I will keep you all in my humble prayers.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful song. Now I will hum it for the rest of todayReplyDelete
Our prayers continue for all of you.
Your little pixie Eleni is a safe and whole angel. I am also so thankful that God gave us sweet Eleni. I will never forget her, and the beautiful pictures and stories that you shared. She touched our hearts.
BIG HUGS - The Eulogy was a heartfelt tribute of your love.
I can at least relate to part of your pain. Our granddaughter was born perfectly normal a little over one year ago but on day 3 of life, suffered a cardiac arrest and has HIE. So many questions, so much pain, so few answers. If it were not for our God, I do not know what we would have done. He has been with us each step of this journey, and will continue to be with us in whatever time we have with our precious granddaughter. Your eulogy made me cry because of your pain and loss but we know Eleni is alive and well in Heaven today, doing all the things she would never have been able to do on this earth. May God continue to comfort and sustain you in the days ahead. Thank you for your beautiful thoughts.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this beautiful eulogy with us. I have been cheering for you and Eleni and have learned much from your joy and pain. God be with you all during this time. NancyReplyDelete
This must've been the toughest thing someone ever had to write. You are amazing, so is your family. When my husband saw me crying at the computer he asked me why and I said: come on over and meet Eleni. He said she was beautiful, and she truely was. I feel that there is a purpose for each and everyone one of us here on earth. And Eleni touched so many hearts, even across the oceans. A big hug from The Netherlands, we're thinking about you.ReplyDelete
Amazingly touching and beautiful. God bless.ReplyDelete
a mother's love. thank you for sharing your time with your sweet baby. may God bless you, your husband and family all the days of your life.ReplyDelete
So blessed to have you for her mother. I am so happy that you chose this particular picture to share with all of your beautiful loving words. It was in the picture, in this moment in time that I saw Eleni's beautiful soul as you describe it now. Such a special, lovely blessing from God. I wish you peace and joy in the memories of those final days with your beautiful sweet Eleni, and that they may sustain you as you adjust to life in the days ahead. God bless you are your family.ReplyDelete
Your eloquence even through your pain is always inspiring. Your strength and courage is so admirable. I wish so much that I could help heal your pain, but I know I cannot. Sending you much loveReplyDelete
Your Christian witness is so powerful...your faith will get you through. Your children and husband are blessed to have you. Eleni's short life touched many of us.ReplyDelete
beautiful. hugs to you and yoursReplyDelete
So beautiful. So heart touching. Jesus redeems even the most painful things, your story is witness to this. I have been so moved by Eleni's story. This song is one of my favorites.ReplyDelete
Your writing is so beautiful. I have tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat. I have been following you and your child for a while now. I found you while looking for triangle quilts. I came back today to write about another post you wrote that moved me. That will wait. All I can say is I think you are an amazing woman and I wish I could know you in person. I know your heart is broken and I am sorry for that. I wish for you and your family to support and love each other in this difficult time. Thank you for sharing this devastating news. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry for your loss. ((Hugs)) I lost my Son, you will never be the same again. You have to keep on living for yourself and your family. They need you. But just know that there are other mom's out there just like you, think of us when you need strength to get through the next day, the next hour and we are here to cry together for our loss. Give me a shout out if you need someone to talk to. God Bless you and your family.ReplyDelete
Thank you, for sharing Eleni - beautiful EleniReplyDelete
May you and your family feel His comfort and peace.
<3 heartbreaking, and beautifulReplyDelete
Sucd beautiful words and song. Rachel, you have such a strong spirit. I really admire your strength, truly...my heart is heavy with sadness and also joy because I also know that sweet Eleni is growing and thriving on the other side and will be waiting until she can be reunited with her dear family once again. I think of you and your family often and Mt prayers are always with you - CamilleReplyDelete
Words can not express how touching and beautiful your message is to Eleni. Thank you for sharing with us. Rachel, you and Eleni have touched so many lives with your blog. Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. Love to sweet Eleni I will miss you precious girl. JenniReplyDelete
Rest in peace Eleni and may you all feel God's healing power. Thank you for sharing your time with Eleni with us and your own understanding of her purpose. We have all been enriched by her story and your witness and commitment.ReplyDelete
Thank you. Love, sympathy, and prayers for peace and healing from Colorado.ReplyDelete
Such a testimony to a brief life which through you Rachel was shared so movingly with many many people. We all shared in that journey and learnt more about God who has a purpose in everything even if all is dark and hopeless at times. Your beautiful letter showed that there is peace and light at the end.ReplyDelete
Rachel, you have been so brave and generous to share your journey with such transparency that I feel as though I've come to know you and your family and so my heart grieves with yours. My deepest sympathies. BethReplyDelete
Oh Rachel. This is so beautiful. An amazing tribute to honor Eleni - a little girl who touched so many lives in her short time on this earth. "Hugs" WendyReplyDelete
Your faith in Him who made us is solid. Your enlightenment as only He can give shines through so clearly. Your season with Eleni has grown you closer to Him. You and yours are on His mind, being held in His hand. Peace be with you and your family.ReplyDelete
Eleni touched us all, and our families. Again I thank you for sharing her and your love for her with us! And for sharing this too. The sweetness of the Lord is unfathomable.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this and for sharing sweet Eleni with us. She has forever changed my life through your sharing of the joys and difficulties of a special needs babyReplyDelete
Beautiful, painful, honest story told from a mother's heart. Eleni will be missed, but not forgotten...loved forever.ReplyDelete
Beautiful Eleni. My goodness what hole you have left...but still we rejoice with your sweet mama that you are completely healed and whole.ReplyDelete
Rachel--He does make beautiful things out of us, and you are one of those beautiful things. Thank you thank you thank you for sharing your love and your grief with us. <3
Thank you, Rachel, for sharing Eleni with us. It cannot have been easy - but I believe because of it, somehow Eleni's story will have a far greater impact that anyone can imagine. You and your family remain in my prayers...ReplyDelete
Beautiful Rachel. So glad that God spoke to your heart. Will continue to pray for you and each member of your family.ReplyDelete
Such a sweet remembrance of your little one. Thank you for sharing her with us.ReplyDelete
Beautiful Rachel. Thank you for sharing Eleni's life with us, your readers. She touched a lot of lives in her short time here, and the ripples she created will continue for a long time to come.ReplyDelete
- sondra borrieJanuary 23, 2016 at 10:04 PM
Dear Rachel,ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your beautiful thoughts about precious Eleni, your heart and your family. This is a beautiful eulogy. My deepest thoughts are with you. Eleni is at peace.
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What a beautiful love letter to your precious daughter. I am quite certain she is praying for you from heaven. I will keep you in my prayers.ReplyDelete
To you oh Lord
we humbly entrust this child
in Your sight.
Take her into Your arms
and welcome her into paradise,
where there will be no sorrow,
no weeping nor pain,
but the fullness of peace and joy
with Your Son and the Holy Spirit
forever and ever.
That was beautiful. My thoughts and prayers are with you xReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing Eleni and your beautiful eulogy to her with us. God is good to us though at times in ways we can not always understand. You and Eleni will be together again! My prayers are with you and yours.ReplyDelete
Words cannot express my deep sorrow for you and your family. May God give you the strength to carry on with your life's mission.ReplyDelete
such a beautiful read :) sending hugs, thoughts and prayers from Australia <3ReplyDelete
Thank you for continuing to share this intensely private experience. It can't be easy. And what a beautiful ephifany your first one was! What a beautiful way to look at a short, painful life. May God bless you and your family.ReplyDelete
Thank you for continuing to share this intensely private experience. It can't be easy. And what a beautiful ephifany your first one was! What a beautiful way to look at a short, painful life. May God bless you and your family.ReplyDelete
Oh Rachel, I am so sorry for your loss. What a loving tribute!ReplyDelete
You are such an eloquent writer. I also believe that Eleni's life (shared by you) gave all of those around you the chance to be more caring, more compassionate people. I think of the all prayers, hopes, and fervent wishes that were just shared here, and how much goodwill and love that generated. What a gift she gave!ReplyDelete
A little girl, with such a short life has reached so many. I am so sorry for your loss, and so thankful that you shared so fully. May God give you all strength and may he comfort Eleni in your absence.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJanuary 24, 2016 at 1:07 AM
I haven't words.ReplyDelete
This was so beautiful. All mothers share your pain. Please continue to share your story.ReplyDelete
Blessings to your family. Eleni touched your hearts.ReplyDelete
Thank-you for sharing your story with us, I have read all your posts about your precious girl and my prayers and thought go out to you and your family. Those precious moments with your daughter were a blessing and will stay in your heart forever.ReplyDelete
- Annarica Allison, South AfricaJanuary 24, 2016 at 2:05 AM
May God in time sew together the edges of your broken hearts and keep your memories of Eleni beautifully cocooned within until you all meet again. My prayers are with you.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing Eleni's beautiful eulogy. My heart goes out to you and your family. Blessings be with you all.ReplyDelete
Precious words to describe a precious life and a beautiful mother-daughter bond that you achieved Rachel, despite such immense challenges. This bond will live on in both yours and Eleni's hearts forever.ReplyDelete
beautiful words for a beautiful child. Love always xxReplyDelete
Sending hugs to you and yours Rachel. Rest in peace sweet Eleni xxReplyDelete
Such a beautiful eulogy. Little Eleni is at peace.ReplyDelete
I am so glad He still has you're heart, dear friend. It is beautiful and He loves it so. You captured Eleni so wonderfully during her time here. Prayers for you as the days keep going. XxxReplyDelete
Truly beautiful words for your little angel. She was so blessed to have had the love of such a wonderful mum and family in her short time here.ReplyDelete
Oh Rachel, I have no words. If only I could show you my heart, and then you'd know everything I want to say. xxxxxReplyDelete
Oh Rachel, I have no words. If only I could show you my heart, and then you'd know everything I want to say. xxxxxReplyDelete
Beautiful. Eloquent. Touching.ReplyDelete
Eleni will continue to be a part of so many of us. Thank you, Rachel.
Love to you and your family.
You're beautiful xxxxxReplyDelete
With all the strength I have I have prayed for Gods will for your family what ever that was to be. We are so blessed to have got to know you all and you are so blessed to see his plan for your darling girl.ReplyDelete
I hope you feel our hearts break with yours and our souls rejoice with yours. He is good. Even in the worst of times He is good.
Sending my love and prayers
Beautiful and touching. Thoughts and prayers to your family.ReplyDelete
This beautiful girl has touched the hearts and minds of so many people. I am so sad for the physical pain Eleni has endured, and for the emotional pain your family has endured this last year. I am happy that she seemed more comfortable in December, and both she and you were able to spend more time enjoying each other. I'm in awe of her strength to try, despite her condition, and in awe of your strength for supporting her in every single which way you could, and for sharing Eleni's journey with the world, which could not have been easy as people are conditioned to want and need to share with others the best, the most positive, the prettiest of life, and hide away from that which is sad or upsetting. I will remember Eleni's beautiful eyes and her courageous spirit. Love to your family.ReplyDelete
I wish you and your family all the best. Eleni will live on in your hearts and enduring love for her. As for your family, may your hearts know love, peace and rest and may you find strenght in each other in the time to come.ReplyDelete
God bless and send comfort to you and your family. Your eulogy has moved me more than you can know.ReplyDelete
My heart mourns for your loss, my soul rejoices for you have been blessed with Eleni short time on earth but a permanent part of your heart and soul. God Bless.ReplyDelete
These are surely the happiest and saddest days of your life. I pray with many others for God's comfort and strength for you and your family. BlessingsReplyDelete
Whew! So sorry for your loss and celebrating the end of suffering and pain that I cannot begin to imagine. Peace be with you.ReplyDelete
Thinking of you and yours during this difficult time. I can not imagine the grief you feel. I'm so glad that you find relief in God's love. Such a wonderful eulogy for Eleni. Sending my love ~ elsaReplyDelete
I knew as tears welled up in my eyes that this would be beautiful yet oh so painful. I pray for your familyReplyDelete
What a beautiful piece of love, from mother to daughter. I admire your strength and the depth of your love, even when that love feels vulnerable.ReplyDelete
So beautiful. A mother's love shared soul to soul with her daughter. Souls joined in love for eternity.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing with all of us. You are a remarkable mom and Eleni was a remarkable baby. She touched so many lives on her short journey here on earth.ReplyDelete
Your epiphanies are inspiring, and I'm certain more are to follow to guide you through this challenging time. Your love for Eleni transcends life, and will be with you forever.ReplyDelete
A beautiful Eulogy, song and photograph.ReplyDelete
May God help you through this and let your beautiful family help you tooReplyDelete
This is very moving, very beautiful. My thoughts and prayers with you and your family; I hope Eleni rests peacefully.ReplyDelete
You are such a strong woman - A woman that 11 months ago I just followed your blog without much thought - to a woman that I now follow and look up to. You have been through so much but yet continue to share with the world. Eleni was so blessed to have you as her family. Hugs and love from Oregon!ReplyDelete
So beautiful Rachel - filled with the sorrow and yet the hope and joy of a mother, sweet baby, and family who truly know the love of Almighty God.ReplyDelete
Your story is now part of my story. Finding the star in the dark, dark night.ReplyDelete
Wishing peace for you and your family. I am so sorry for your loss.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Thank you for this post, and thank you for loving Eleni.ReplyDelete
Thank you for your openness in sharing your journey with us. Your faith is what will get you through and I cannot imagine what emptiness there would be without it. She is thriving with Him. Blessings to you & your familyReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 24, 2016 at 4:48 PM
My thoughts and prayers are with your family. God does, indeed, make beautiful things out of the dust, out of us. May His transformative power continue to heal and bless your family here on earth. I know that your precious Eleni will be missed and that she was loved and cherished every second that she was with you.ReplyDelete
I've heard that song before on the Christian radio station I listen to. I'll now call it Eleni's song. Very beautiful. God bless.ReplyDelete
I can only imagine the pain,Rachel. Your Eulogy and the strength, Faith, and courage it shows is an Awesome Testimony.ReplyDelete
Your an amazing human being Rachel, just beautiful.ReplyDelete
Oh, what joy you will have on Resurrection morning when you get to hold your sweet Eleni again! I am still saddened by your loss at this tender, precious time.ReplyDelete
A heartbreakingly beautiful love letter to your precious little girl. I am so very sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete
A beautiful letter for your beautiful daughter.... So sorry for your loss. XReplyDelete
A beautiful melding of your gift for words and your gift for motherhood. I am so very sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete
May you and your family feel the deep, deep love of Jesus during these tender days of grief over the loss of your sweet baby girl. My prayers are with you all....ReplyDelete
what a beautifully written letter, Rachel. I know that Eleni has heard it in heaven, and knows that she will always remain a cherished part of your family in your hearts. I am so very sorry for your loss, and I pray that your precious memories of her, as well as God's comforting hand bring your family peace.ReplyDelete
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God bless you and your family.ReplyDelete
Lovely words, Rachel. Be at peace, sweet Eleni.ReplyDelete
My heart goes out to you and your family for the loss of your beautiful Eleni. Her courageous spirit inspired me to have more faith and courage in regards to my own condition. Thank you, Rachel, for sharing your story/Eleni's story with us. She continues to live in your heart and in all of ours who are with you (virtually) in this time. --from KoreaReplyDelete
I have no words. May God bless and comfort you all.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful thoughts and words. I'm so grateful you had that tender week and a half before Eleni's passing. I will continue to pray for peace and comfort during this time. I so admire your grace and courage in sharing this experience. I have been so moved by your faith.ReplyDelete
Our hearts go out to you as you grieve the loss of your beautiful Eleni. There are some of us here at Riley Blake who know your pain first hand. We are thinking of you, mourning with you and sending love your way. Eleni will always be with you and be a part of your sweet family forever. God bless.ReplyDelete
Such an amazing tribute to your special daughter. Thank you for sharing this with all of us Rachel. Peace.ReplyDelete
Dear Rachel, I am so very very sorry for your loss. There are no words... Your dear Eleni was well loved - that much is clear. Sending you lots of loveReplyDelete
It is beautiful Rachel. And you are right - it was worthwhile because Eleni is. She exists and is where there is no pain or suffering. May your faith sustain you.ReplyDelete
So beautiful, Rachel, you and your precious baby both! Peace and faith!ReplyDelete
Wow. I can't express how beautiful and touching a eulogy this is. You continue to be in my thoughts and prayers. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.ReplyDelete
Oh Rachel, such a beautiful letter to Eleni. Your two epiphanies are life changing and I am so glad that God gave them to you and that you shared them with all of us. Eleni touched more people in her brief time here on earth and anyone could dream was possible. Thank you for being so open and sharing Eleni's and your family's story.ReplyDelete
So beautifully written, Rachel. You did everything you could for her. It really really sucks when you have the life altering realization that life doesn't always wrap up with a pretty little bow on top. My husband's first wife passed away from a brain tumor so I was exposed to that unfairness early on knowing what he had been through. Then adopting Tia and knowing that in Ethiopia 1 in 5 children die before they are 5, mostly from preventable causes, well it just felt like more than I could handle. Where was God in all of it? I wrestled with those very questions, but not as someone experiencing the tragedy myself. Going through it first hand would just be soul crushing. I am so so sorry for all you and Eleni have been though. I think of you so often and my heart breaks. You are such a good mom.ReplyDelete
I am so happy that you received your heaven-sent epiphanies Rachel. Be at peace. Eleni is. God bless you and your hubby and children.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this beautiful tribute. Eleni has touched and inspired so many people, me included. Wishing you and your family peace and comfort as you settle into new routines and rhythms.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 27, 2016 at 1:03 PM
Beautiful. Eleni was one blessed baby to fall into your arms and your heart.ReplyDelete
Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. May God's peace which surpasses all comprehension comfort and guard your hearts through Christ. Thank you for sharing Eleni with us, your readers. Thank you for sharing your heart through her updates, especially the final update when you shared about her passing to Glory!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing your journey with loving strangers. Love to your family and I will hold Eleni in my heart.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for all that you have written about your life before, with and regarding Eleni. It has been an inspiration, thank you!ReplyDelete
Eleni was so loved and will be so missed. Thank you for the generosity you have shown in sharing her with the world.ReplyDelete
Blessings and prayers for you and your family.
Beautiful. Little Eleni together with her wonderful generous mother is healing the world.ReplyDelete
My prayers and blessings to you and your family. My condolences to all of you.I am sad for the lovely Eleni but her suffering is over. I have followed her journey from the beginning and was always struck by the dignity of the Hauser family.ReplyDelete
Touching and beautiful. May you all feel God's healing hand during this time. Thoughts and prayers for you and the familyReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 16, 2016 at 7:54 PM
Thank you so much for sharing your Eleni with all of us. You are all amazing and strong and beautiful. I send you hugs and love. NeameReplyDelete
Such a beautiful piece of your heart. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete


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