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Embraced by Mana Mantra Video
Our goal with the "Embraced By Mana" campaign was three-fold: introduce viewers to the iconic beauty of The Islands of Tahiti, introduce viewers the concept of Mana and showcase the many sides of the incredible Islands of French Polynesia.
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Take Me To Tahiti
This video content series, entitled #TakeMeToTahiti, was a global contest where couples and families from around the world could submit a video, telling us why they should be featured in year 2 of our ongoing video content series for The Islands of Tahiti. Ultimately, we selected a couple from San Diego, a family from Great Britain and a couple from Brazil, flew them to the Islands, where we had a bit of a surprise waiting for them. Because this was a truly global effort, videos where edited in a number of different languages, including French, Japanese, Chinese and more.


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Jewish Family Service had its beginnings in 1918, shortly after the First World War ended. Always committed to making a positive difference in people's lives, the organization's focus evolved toward family strengthening and counseling, eventually becoming a client-centered, impact-driven human services agency working to build a stronger, healthier, more resilient San Diego. Its approach is rooted in supportive personal relationships and strong community partnerships, and the services it delivers foster the health, skills, confidence, and resilience of every person it serves. Through a range of integrated services, JFS touches the lives of many thousands of people annually, regardless of their faith or background.
Its annual "Heart & Soul" fundraising gala is held every April. Last year's gala celebrated the success of JFS' first100 years, and the recent 2019 event began its second century. Held as usual at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla, it was an evening of captivating stories and magical moments — including entertaining close-up and on-stage illusions performed by "Magic Mike."
A reception in (and around) the Hyatt's glass pavilion began the festivities. A big silent auction enticed bidders. Sushi on a Roll worked a large sushi bar on the patio, and there was a risotto bar indoors. Both got rave reviews, and were so popular that it was difficult to lure the 600 guests into the ballroom for dinner and the event program.
Gala chairs Jamie Carr, Erin Combs Pearl, and Scott Schindler welcomed them. CEO Michael Hopkins and board chair Marie Raftery spoke of JFS' work in the San Diego community (which was also illustrated on six video screens). A paddle-raise drew generous pledges, and when the total approached the $200,000 honorary gala chairs Evelyn and Ernest Rady had promised to match, the Radys promptly lifted the limit! A live auction offered concert packages for Paul McCartney at Petco Park, and Billy Joel in New York (with a choice of Broadway shows).
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Now that Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been released, more and more details have come out regarding the project's development. As is the case with most films on this grand a scale, the Force Awakens story underwent a number of revisions as the creative team fine tuned the narrative. As fun as it is to watch the end result, it's almost just as interesting to explore what was left on the cutting room floor.
One idea director J.J. Abrams toyed with was the return of Force ghosts. The recently release book The Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakens showcased concept art featuring Hayden Christensen's Anakin Skywalker as a spirit that flowed between the Light and Dark sides of the Force. It's a fascinating concept, but after Christensen's maligned portrayal of the fallen Jedi in the final two Star Wars prequels, many fans were happy to not see him in the new film. As it turns out, Christensen may not have been up to return even if Abrams wanted him.
In an interview with the LA Times, Christensen talked about how his quick rise to fame following his casting in Star Wars affected him personally, a feeling that caused him to go down a different career path from what many expected back in the early 2000s:
"I felt like I had this great thing in Star Wars that provided all these opportunities and gave me a career, but it all kind of felt a little too handed to me. I didn't want to go through life feeling like I was just riding a wave."
One has to wonder what his sentiments would be had the prequels became just as beloved as the original trilogy. When the first Star Wars film was a huge success in 1977, Harrison Ford (who's had a love-hate relationship with the franchise over the years) stated that now he could get to work, suggesting he saw Star Wars as a means of launching an acting career. Arguably, Christensen's sudden fade into obscurity was two-fold. Yes, his thinking he hadn't earned his place on the A-list may have played a part in his choices in the years following Revenge of the Sith, but it's safe to say casting directors were not knocking down his door with offers either. After Christensen's poor reception, few were envisioning him as a leading man.
But Christensen doesn't appear too concerned about that. He's at peace with the state of his career and doesn't mind the fact he's not in the spotlight anymore:
"You can't take years off and not have it affect your career. But I don't know — in a weird, sort of destructive way, there was something appealing about that to me. There was something in the back of my head that was like, 'If this time away is gonna be damaging to my career, then so be it. If I can come back afterward and claw my way back in, then maybe I'll feel like I earned it.'"
From the sound of it, Christensen doesn't appear to be too willing to return to Star Wars. If he feels his role in Attack of the Clones was handed to him (after earning it in auditions), then he probably wouldn't be up for a brief cameo in Episode VIII. It would appear he's done with the galaxy far, far away, which is understandable. He's probably aware of the prequels' reception and just wants to move on and leave it behind. Besides, there's a nobility to admire in his statements, since he expresses a desire to put in the hard work to get back on top. Whether that day ever comes is a discussion for another day.
Fortunately, Christensen's apparent reluctance to grab a quick paycheck shouldn't have that much of an impact on the future of Star Wars films. There's so much to unpack in Episode VIII that an Anakin ghost may come across as forced (no pun), and an appearance by Darth Vader in Rogue One could feature anyone in the costume (James Earl Jones is the irreplaceable one in that case). Lucasfilm may have though about giving Christensen a shot at redemption, but he'd rather go for it himself, and there's nothing wrong with that.
NEXT: Anakin Skywalker Force Ghost Concept Art
Star Wars: Episode 7 – The Force Awakens is now in theaters, followed by Rogue One: A Star Wars Story on December 16th, 2016, Star Wars: Episode 8 on May 26th, 2017, and the Han Solo Star Wars Anthology film on May 25th, 2018. Star Wars: Episode 9 is expected to reach theaters in 2019, followed by the third Star Wars Anthology film in 2020.
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the lost thanksgiving
CW: Infant Loss
My big sister Sarah was the first person in our generation to get pregnant. Then, it was twins. Everyone in my gene pool was 100% ecstatic, with the possible exception of my sister and her husband, who were 90% ecstatic, 10% freaking out. Because twins.
I worked at Nordstrom and on my breaks I wandered down to the infants section and picked onesies off the sale rack. With my employee discount, I loaded up on footie jammies, swaddle blankets, and baby socks.
(Looking back, I know that those socks were a mistake. Babies simply do not wear socks. I don't know what to tell you. Their feet are blobs of biscuit dough. You try keeping a sock on a blob of biscuit dough. But at the time, I could not resist the smallness of those little fluffy socks, the way they sat in the palm of my hand, no longer than my thumb from heel cup to toe seam. I died, they were so cute.)
Sarah got pregnanter and pregnanter, as pregnant women are wont to do. At about 5 months, she registered for gifts and the family went nuts. My little sister Becca and I planned her shower. I booked my tickets. I bought a stack of my favorite childhood storybooks for the girls: Goodnight Moon, Greek Myths to Read Aloud, Brave Irene. I'd bring everything unwrapped in my suitcase so my mom, little sister, and I could ooh and aah over them before I folded the tiny scraps of cotton into frothy pink tissue paper. My mom always had wrapping paper. The baby shower was in a week.
I closed at work, came home, kicked off my shoes, threw myself onto the couch, and watched a documentary about a wildlife photographer. I was retail exhausted and all I wanted to do let the blood drain out of my feet for a couple of hours. After the movie ended, I found my phone in the bottom of my handbag.
I had 12 missed calls.
Mom. Mom. Dad. Becca. Mom. Dad. Becca four times.
I always thought about the moment my mom said, "Sarah lost the babies," as the moment that everything changed, but now I realize that I knew before she picked up. I knew before the phone rang. I knew before I tapped her name to call her back.
I knew as soon as I saw the calls from everyone except Sarah, when I was barefoot and still thinking about that so-so documentary. Some part of me stopped breathing and I turned into a rabbit paralyzed by the agony of indecision: run; no, freeze; no, run. I knew, suddenly with no warning at all, that whatever was going to happen had already happened. It was too late to run or freeze.
"What happened."
She took a deep breath, watery and whispering.
"Sarah lost the babies."
Tim called me one afternoon, the spring of our senior year in college. I'd just finished revising a poem. I was sitting at the desk looking out the window.
"What's wrong?"
He choked on the words. "My dad died."
I stood up so fast my chair slapped the ground behind me.
"What? Where are you?"
I kept him on the phone as I ran out to the car (did I lock the house?) and found him walking toward his house on a sunny sidewalk. I pulled up next to him and we sat on the curb together and he cried and cried and cried and cried and I wondered if I should be taking him home? Surely home was a better choice. Because he was beyond my reach, I focused on logistical nonsense: Where best to mourn the unexpected and permanent loss of your father? Would he be more comfortable gasping for breath while seated on a sidewalk, or on his couch?
I helped him get into the car and I held his hand. When we got to his house he sat on the front steps and smoked a cigarette. His face became a mask, numb, expressionless. His hands shook when he lifted the cigarette to his lips. His phone rang. He pulled it out of his pocket.
It was bizarre, in that moment, that he had a phone in his pocket. It was bizarre that he had pockets, or cigarettes, or house keys, or pillowcases on his pillows in his bedroom upstairs. Everything that wasn't pain was fucking bizarre.
He picked up the phone. It was his sister. "Cassie?" His eyes clenched closed and he turned away. He crumpled again.
Unexpected grief is breathtaking. It's mindtaking and spinetaking and kneetaking, too. It puts you on the ground before you're done understanding the words you've just heard in the order you just heard them:
"Sarah lost the babies."
I went down onto the ground in that cheap apartment, under the counter-height bar, on the linoleum. That was where I realized what a total idiot I'd been with Tim, years before. It doesn't matter where you are when you hear. The only people who care about the context of your grief are those who observe it.
Years later my mother would say one thing about that moment. In a conversation about the girls, I would say one of those deficient things that people say: "I was heartbroken."
"Kate," she said, in the voice of a mother who is about to say "I wrote that book."
"Kate," she said, "I heard you on the phone."
I have no idea what sound I made on the phone.
I don't remember that conversation the way you don't remember the colors of the cars that passed after you crashed your bike and saw the skin of your knee peeled open, revealing flesh that never wanted to be touched by the air.
But by the time I hung up the phone I knew a few things: Sarah and her husband Chris would go to the hospital tomorrow morning and check in to deliver the girls. We would all go with them, my mom, my dad, my sister, and me. I bought a ticket for the first flight out the next morning. My mom's friend Ellen picked me up from the airport in Denver. She drove me to my parents' house so I could be there for the silent birth of the first babies of the generation.
Sarah and Chris sat on the couch and everyone was crying. She was so pregnant. Nobody had eaten. Nobody had slept. It was time to go to the hospital where she'd give birth. Where she'd planned to give a very different birth.
We walked down the wide hallway in my parents' house together, holding each other up. We got into the car and held hands and cried, squinting against the sunny cold day. Colorado weather advisories often warn of glare because in the winter the sun sits on the horizon all day, at that low spot where the visor won't block it.
I was still furious that she had to deliver the babies. The night before on the phone, when they'd told me the plan, I had snapped at them.
"Are you kidding? She has to deliver them? Why can't they just knock her out?"
My parents had explained that if she wanted to have more babies, this was the safest way to make sure that she could, that the recovery after a vaginal birth would be so much easier than post-surgery. Besides, she wanted to be awake. She wanted to feel the birth.
It sounded needlessly cruel to me and I was offended by the idea of labor pains on top of this deeper, forever pain. But I was the person who wanted the pain to stop immediately. My sister has always been wiser about pain than I am and she knew that she needed to feel it. She knew this would be her chance to meet her daughters in this world. Of course she wanted to be awake.
We drove out to the hospital together, a knot of people all clutching each other's hands, arms, shoulders. My parents checked her into the labor and delivery unit. The hallways were unbearable: bright, busy, covered in colorful photos of bright-eyed babies. We could hear the sounds of babies fussing behind some of the doors. Anxious, breathless soon-to-be-grandparents lurked around the nourishment station, munching on snacks and barely containing their excitement.
"Why are we here," I hissed to my mother. "This is bullshit."
Sarah's room had a sign stuck to the door: a laminated purple lily. It was a huge room, filled with far more empty space in it than we could fill, even with our crew. A hospital bed sat against one wall, flanked by a recliner on one side and a rolling bassinet on the other. A door led to a small bathroom, and next to the bathroom a bench folded out into a narrow cot with a thin, navy blue, plastic-covered mattress.
The nurse who checked us in had tears in her eyes. I hated her. Keep your shit together, nurse, I wanted to snap in her face. This isn't about you.
Months later, Sarah would send thank-you gifts to the nurses at the hospital. "We were heartbroken," she said, "But this was traumatic for them, too. And they had to help lots of other families while they were helping us, and they couldn't express their pain the way we could." She has always been wiser and gentler about pain than I am.
Sarah climbed into the hospital bed, already weary, and looked around as if she'd just arrived here with no memory of the journey. Her eyes landed on the bassinet. She looked away. She asked the crying nurse to please take the bassinet out of the room.
In a few days, I'd be buying three pairs of black pantyhose and four nursing bras at Target. The cashier would hold up one of the nursing bras and smile. "Oh boy," she'd say.
"It's for my sister," I'd reply.
"Is she having fun?" She'd ask. Knowingly. Nostalgically. Setting me up for a punchline.
"No," I'd say. Rudely. It was all I could say. I'd already had to tell too many people too many times. "The babies died," "It's for a funeral," "A baby's funeral," "Twin girls."
We took turns at the hospital while they started Sarah on a pitocin drip to start her labor. We were there for two days, three days, a week, a month, three hours, I have no idea how long. During the days people came to visit. Some friends climbed into bed with Sarah. Some sat in the recliner. Everyone cried. My mom's friend Barb told Sarah, "You'll never forget them. I never forgot mine."
During the nights, someone slept in the cot and someone slept in the recliner and two people went home to sleep in beds.
"We have to keep taking care of ourselves," my dad said to me in the hallway, one night, one morning, one fluorescent hour at the nourishment station where we made mugs of tea. "They'll need us and we won't be any use to them if we're exhausted and sick."
I felt superhuman and empty, like all my human needs had been suspended. I felt like a ghost. I was able to walk through walls, hungerless, moaning at a frequency that human ears can't hear.
One night, Chris drove me back to my parents' house and on the way he pulled into an empty parking lot and threw a few doughnuts and e-brake turns. He accelerated into turns on the cold ground, his mouth a line. I held on, silently. Nothing helped.
I remember sleeping in a bed at my parents' house, loopy and drowsy after drinking a single Blue Moon, and realizing I'd eaten nothing at all that day. I remember lying on the cot in the hospital room with a notebook and a pen, unable to think of anything to write so I wrote down the time. I remember dozing in the recliner, holding my sister's hand. I remember my arm went numb.
It was one of the days when my Grandmother came to sit with us for a bit. My father's mother laughs constantly, a bright-eyed Greatest Generation pragmatic optimist whose personal motto might be "We're marching to our deaths? Better keep up the pace!" She sat at my sister's bedside and smiled with tears in her eyes.
"I know," she said. "I know."
I don't know if I was there when she told my sister about her lost babies, over and over again after my dad's youngest brother was born. She kept getting pregnant and kept losing the babies, and after the last one, after they had a hard time stopping the bleeding, the doctor assured her that he would take care of it. She went under, and when she came back up she never got pregnant again. Sarah thought I was there when she told that story, but when she casually mentioned it later, our Grandmother's mysterious surgery, I had no memory of it. All I remembered was her sitting in that recliner, smiling with tears in her eyes.
I hate the expression "lost the baby." As if the child was keys or a library book. As if mindfulness or a conveniently-placed hook could have prevented it. As if it could be found again.
People say it because nobody wants to say "The baby died." I don't blame them, but I'll tell you, people who have been there when a baby died don't flinch at those words the way they flinch at the idea, sometimes unspoken, sometimes said right the fuck out loud, that they are the ones who lost their babies.
"She lost the baby."
She did? No, but they were just right here. But she's so sorry. But she didn't mean to. But she did everything right. She retraced her steps.
The girls, Luella Rose and Carolina Violet, were born at night, in the same second, in each other's arms. When my sister pushed them out, easily, we stood at the head of the bed: her husband, my parents, my sister, and me. I smelled the birth, a dark inside smell, as the Dr. Saunders murmured, "One more. There." He and the nurse wrapped the babies in blankets.
Chris offered one of the girls to me. "Do you want to hold Carolina?"
It had been a cord accident. Nothing anyone could have done. Sarah and Chris held their daughters. I think Sarah smiled. I think Sarah wailed. People passing in that bright hallway must have known that something awful happened. We didn't even need a purple lily on the door.
A photographer was supposed to come and take pictures of the girls. The photographer was late. It was night and these photographers are volunteers. She was on her way. She was coming. She was late.
The girls needed to go to the morgue. Sarah did not want them to go. She didn't want them to be cold and alone, in the dark, far away from her. We wondered if someone could go sit with them until the photographer arrived. We were told that wasn't possible. The sun was coming up.
Sarah didn't want to hold them if they were cold. She didn't want them to be cold. She wanted them to be warm. We all wanted them to be warm.
Finally, the photographer came. I hated her. She was late. She should have been here hours ago, in the dark, when the girls were wrapped in blankets and could have been sleeping through the night. The sun was up now and the girls looked dead. She took photographs of their hands and feet, the parts that still could have been sleeping. I hated the photographer.
I called Ryan. "I need you to come."
"I don't know if I can get off work."
I called Ryan. "I need you to come."
"I'll try to get off work."
I called Ryan. "Why won't you come."
"I'm scared."
"I understand. You need to come."
We booked his ticket.
Ellen and Barb, my mom's friends, took care of details. They took care of flowers and RSVPs, and Ellen offered to host the gathering at her home. They found the girls' clothes: tiny, beautifully detailed white dresses and bonnets. "Where did you find these," I asked.
"You don't want to know," Barb said.
Did she buy them at a doll store? Was there a place to buy burial clothes for prematurely stillborn baby girls? I still don't know. A lot of baffling things happen in the days after a death, and you don't really follow up on most of them. For example, in the hospital my dad, a sweetheart of a square for whom "crap" was about as foul as it got, started saying "fuck" with frequency and fluency. He weaved this recent acquisition into conversation with me, my mom, my sisters, my brother-in-law. "What the fuck," he said, shaking his head, two pens in his shirt pocket, his phone holstered on his hip. "This is so fucking unfair. This fucking sucks."
At first, when I heard my dad dropping enthusiastic f-bombs in that hospital hallway with its pink-cheeked baby portraits, I mistook the warmth in my heart for humor. Now I know that warmth was gratitude. He embraced profanity because our pain was fucking profane. It was fucking appropriate. It fucking sucked.
I think I wrote part of the program? I think I might have helped to write the girls' eulogy for my parents to deliver. I remember sitting at the computer but I don't remember what I wrote. I remember being surprised that all I had to do was type a few certain words into Google to get what I needed. Google returns results for "infant funeral" without making you scroll past a purple lily icon or images of heartbroken nurses, or x-out a pop-up window conveying the Internet's deepest condolences. Google simply gives you what you asked for, pages and pages of bible verses for infant funerals and song recommendations and what to cook for bereaved parents. Thank you, Google, you heartless answer machine.
I made tea and broth at my parents' house. Hot liquids, Google told me, were the way to go. Drinkable, coaxable nutrition, comforting in its warmth. Nothing cold.
It was the week of the baby shower. Gifts from the registry started to arrive at my parents' house, where the whole family was sleeping, curled up together under one roof with a big walk-in pantry, not that we were eating. The family organized a rapid response system whenever anyone saw a FedEx or UPS delivery man walking up to the door.
Where would we put the two car seats in their unhidable boxes? Where would we hide two cribs? We warned Sarah and Chris not to open the front hall closet.
They had just bought a minivan.
The nursery in their condo was waiting.
Chris needed a suit for the funeral. I called the local Nordstrom and asked to speak with the manager in men's suits. After a brief hold, he picked up.
"Hello, this is Mark."
"Hi Mark. My name is Katie. I need to bring my brother-in-law in for a suit. It is for his twin daughters' funeral. We need this to be quick and professional. We do not want to talk about it and we do not need anyone asking stupid questions."
Mark did not go, "Oh no." He did not gasp or cry. I could practically hear him nod efficiently on the phone. He said, "I'll take care of it myself. When would you like to come in?"
We made an appointment and went into the store. Mark was in his forties or fifties. I remember him with a thick mustache. He greeted us with absolutely no fanfare, no weepy nurse eyes, and absolutely no nervousness. He looked into Chris's eyes, shook Chris's hand, and said, "I have your room ready for you."
Chris tried on the first suit. It was perfect. Wordlessly, Mark brought a shirt, a tie, socks, shoes, and a belt. We asked if the alterations could be done within the hour. They could. We bought everything. I said, "Thank you." Mark nodded.
I loved Mark.
I had a list of funeral things to buy for people who needed them. I hadn't brought anything for a funeral in the suitcase I don't remember packing. I bought a black dress, black bra, black shoes. Sarah needed a black dress that would fit her postpartum body. Everyone needed pantyhose. It was November, and even though we had recently become the kind of family that says "fuck" in the baby ward, we weren't about to attend a funeral with bare legs.
Sarah's milk came in, an excruciating fuck-you from Mother Nature, a merciless reminder of the love that couldn't be lavished on these babies, the milk they'd never drink.
I would make a quick trip to Target.
The pastor fucked up real bad at my parents' kitchen table, where we all sat over cooling mugs of untouched tea. His wife stared at him, panicked, as he wondered aloud if unbaptized babies went to heaven. There were different schools of thought, he explained to the grieving mother of two unbaptized babies whose blood still dripped into the heavy pad she wore and whose milk ached, undrunk, in her breasts.
Some people thought you absolutely had to be baptized, he went on.
Some people thought that babies weren't at the age of understanding of good and evil and were therefore exempt from the baptism requirement, he pontificated.
Nobody knows, he said to the parents about to bury their babies.
My sister stared at him, desperate. I stared at him, enraged.
"... but I believe they are with God in heaven," he concluded.
What the fuck, dude. What the fuck. I'll never forgive him. My sister already has.
Sarah wanted a tattoo and she wanted it before the girls went into the ground. It was the week before Thanksgiving. She made calls to tattoo artists in the area and explained what happened, what she wanted. Sweet Jenny Lee said yes. I don't know how many days had passed when Sarah got in the car and came home again hours later with a beautiful forearm tattoo of a rose and a violet, their stems entwined.
"Did it hurt," I asked. It was a stupid question. Nothing would ever hurt again the way this hurt.
"No," she said with a sad smile. "I'm still on the stuff from the hospital. So that's a bonus." We all laughed.
You should have seen the way she looked down at that tattoo, caressed its edges before it was healed, as she sat through her daughters' funeral.
The morning of the funeral we went into a private room at the funeral home and said our good-byes to the girls, who lay together in their beautiful doll dresses in a single casket. There had been some concern as to whether it was legal to bury them in the same casket, but Sarah had been insistent. I slipped the copy of "Brave Irene" that I'd bought for them into their bed.
We all sat together in the second row. I don't remember why we weren't in the first. We cried and held hands so tightly our fingers went white. Chris's parents spoke. My parents spoke.
Ella and Violet never knew hunger, cold, loneliness or fear. They lived their entire lives surrounded by love and care.
The singer got through "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," and I don't know how she did it. We stood at the front of the room, in front of an enormous picture window that looked out over the Rocky Mountains, and hugged the mourners. Sarah's swollen breasts must have hurt so much as person after person pulled her in for a hug. She looked down at her fresh tattoo and smiled, over and over again.
We drove to the graveside, where the wind was bitterly cold and some chairs had been set up under a canopy. We all tried to sing "Jesus Loves Me," but the last time I tried to sing while crying was the Sunday in church after Columbine and that was the first time I learned that grief is breathtaking, voicetaking. I tried to breathe.
Suddenly, my paternal grandparents' car alarm went off. Grandmother Margaret, my mother's mom, a tall, strange Texan with schizo-effective disorder and a penchant for wearing her dead friends' clothes, had been locked in the grandparents' car somehow, and when she tried to get out, the car alarm went off. The honking rolled over the green hills of the cemetery and Granddad fumbled for his keys. I think I heard him mumble, "Oh, shit." He silenced the alarm. Margaret lurched up the path and joined the group. "I got locked in the car," she announced, unnecessarily. "But I'm out now."
At the kitchen table that night, a strange relief would pass over us and we would all laugh, the whole family. "But I'm out now," we'd gasp in thick Texas twangs, tears pouring from our eyes and our bellies aching.
Chris wanted to carry the casket to the grave. My mom grabbed my arm. "You have to hold Chris. You have to hold onto him hard. He might go down." He carried the girls to the grave in his new suit. When the box went into the earth in November, it was cold and windy and we all tried to sing "Jesus Loves Me," and Sarah wailed a long, keening, "No," that sounded like it came from the center of the Earth. Her legs dropped her. Chris stood at her side and held her. I stood next to Chris and held him. I don't know where anyone else was. We went home.
The next day (I think?) I picked Ryan up at the airport. He walked into my parents' house, hugged everyone, and vanished into the kitchen. He opened the fridge, the pantry. He preheated the oven. He roasted a chicken, then made homemade chicken soup from the carcass. He made bone broth, bacon and eggs, steel-cut oatmeal. He cooked breakfast, lunch, and dinner. He made the grocery lists and boiled water for tea.
I'm told he cooked Thanksgiving dinner that year, all of it, nearly single-handedly. I have no memory of that day, the meal, if my dad wrote a toast as he does every year. I don't remember a bite of dinner or dessert, a gulp of wine, what anyone wore, or who was there. Did we eat at 2 or at 6? Did we have any guests? Chris's parents had flown in for the funeral. Were they there? I don't know.
I shared a draft of this story with my mom and she told me something I didn't know: "Ryan came to me and said, 'Give me your Thanksgiving recipes. Tell me what you make.' He could have just cooked his own Thanksgiving for us, but he cooked our Thanksgiving for us. I'll always remember that."
That makes the one of us.
Ella and Violet were born on November 18, nine years ago.
In the years since the lost Thanksgiving, there have been more babies, more miscarriages, more turkeys and gravy, more baby showers, more funerals, more missed calls that stopped my heart and turned out to be questions about movie trivia, more phone calls that could have been anything but were the worst thing. For a long time it seemed like everywhere we went, the radio played some version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," and nine years in I don't automatically cry or make up a reason to step out of the room until the song is over.
Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue. And the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true.
In the years since our girls died, I've been on the other end of the phone more times than I can count. Work friends, old friends, mom friends, relatives. And whenever a friend lets me know through text ("Not this time," or "Not pregnant anymore :(") I am both heartbroken and grateful for our girls, who left us far too soon, but who left behind a precious gift for the people who love them.
Parents whose babies don't live know that they are a walking nightmare for parents whose babies do live. To describe the loss of a child as devastating is to describe the Grand Canyon as large. It's true but paltry, a single pebble of a word, tossed into a deep, winding, complex chasm that is at once fixed and constantly evolving.
The living parent's pain is unspeakable, but it needs to be spoken. The girls gave me the gift of an instinct to walk toward these parents instead of running from them. Crying together, laughing together, eating together, walking through the world together is the only way to reach across the vast, bottomless canyon that surrounds the living parents of lost children. Because those parents are desperately alone. Because even if they have learned to be comfortable with the death that makes your legs go numb with terror, they still live. And dammit, they want to go see a movie at the theater where they bring you wine. Are you game?
A few years ago, my sister was at a neighborhood barbecue with a number of other families and five sets of twins among them. In a circle of casual chit-chat with several other moms, one woman exclaimed, "I thought I wanted twins when I got pregnant, but now I just think, oh God, what a nightmare! Right?" She laughed.
"I just looked down," my sister told me. "I didn't want to make her uncomfortable."
I said, "Don't you ever wish you could say 'Yeah! But you know what would be EVEN MORE NIGHTMARISH than twins?'"
My sister jumped in. "Dead twins!"
We both laughed a real, full-body laugh.
So I guess at the end of this entire story, when I ask myself why I wrote this thing, there are two answers: First, to remember our darling girls, Ella and Violet, and to share their story with you. A story about "the daughters we lost," might not be considered polite small talk. But you know what? Fuck polite small talk. These daughters are beloved, and at some point they were not lost. There are stories about them that will make you smile, even crack you up, if you can hear them. The children who were loved and gone too soon are not Bloody Mary, for fuck's sake. They're not Voldemort. We can say their names. Their parents wish we would.
The second reason I wrote this is to ask you to run toward people in pain, even if their pain feels fatal. Listen, if you're reading this then you made it through my pain and you survived. Even if death and grief scare you the way Ryan was scared, you can show up. And even if they never remember you did, you can cook their Thanksgiving, somehow.
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep is a nonprofit that partners volunteer photographers with parents of stillborn infants. For these parents, these photographs are an important remembrance of their children. Our family treasures our photos of Ella and Violet.
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Catholic Register Editorial
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A time to give
In the archdiocese of Toronto a parishioner who has donated anonymously in the past stepped forward on the eve of this campaign with a pledge to match up to $500,000 in new money collected by ShareLife. Not only will every dollar from first-time donors be matched, but every dollar above last year's contribution by previous donors will also be doubled by this nameless benefactor.
Ignatieff's sad argument
Bishop Fred Henry and Archbishop Thomas Collins got it right when, respectively, they called Ignatieff's comments "pathetic" and "astonishing."
Quebec Court decision another step back
A recent decision by the Quebec Court of Appeal that placed the state's interest ahead of parental rights should be on the radar of everyone interested in preserving Catholic education.
The case involved Catholic parents from Drummondville who sought a court order to exempt their two sons from attending a classroom program called Ethics and Religious Culture (ERC). ERC was launched in 2008 and is compulsory in Quebec from Grades 1 to 11 in both private and public schools, including Catholic schools. The program was created to help foster harmony between cultures and religions and, to that end ERC examines multiple world religions, moral codes and belief systems and treats each with equal weight and merit.
Pope unfairly tarnished
To his credit, the Pope has never tried to hide from the modern tragedy of the church: the sexual abuse of children at the hands of priests. On the contrary, prior to recent events he has earned praise even from church critics for his up-front handling of an ever-widening tragedy that continues to plague Europe and North America.
Supreme Knight optimistic pro-life voice is being heard
PHOENIX, Arizona - Carl Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus , has called on those who "say they want to reduce the number of abortions" to join with pro-life groups to implement a strategy that has proven results in reducing abortion by up to 90 per cent.
Ontario Knights top charitable fundraisers
PHOENIX, Arizona - Led by donations from Canadian councils, the Knights of Columbus bucked the recession this past year to break its own record for fund raising by donating more than $150 million to worldwide charities.
Science, faith must work to common good
TORONTO-The relationship between science and religion has never been easy but in an era of momentous scientific discovery Fr. Rob Allore believes honest conversation between the two groups has never been more essential.
Defender of faith
His Eminence Cardinal Aloysius Ambrozic never craved a public spotlight in life and would not have sought the widespread outpouring of affection accompanying his death. But it is entirely appropriate for the Catholic community to stop and prayerfully commemorate a life of unwavering faith and service that touched so many lives.
To those who didn't really understand him — and, sadly, it seems there were many — Cardinal Ambrozic was the gruff, old-fashioned, uncompromising archbishop who led the archdiocese of Toronto for 16 years. But to those he called friend or colleague, to the many poor and disadvantaged he quietly helped, to the thousands of new Canadians he welcomed with open arms, and to the champions of such causes as vocations, education, life and family, he was a wise, supportive and unfailingly kind pastor.
As head of Canada's largest archdiocese, much of Cardinal Ambrozic's ministry was conducted in public view. That was unavoidable. But despite the demands of his busy office, Cardinal Ambrozic quietly spent countless hours in parishes and schools, supported several lay movements and social-justice causes, and privately ministered to those on the fringes of society.
Benedict's WYD
They endured egg-frying heat, followed by lightning, howling wind and pounding rain. They slept on hard ground. Food and water was scarce. Washroom lineups were 90 minutes long. More than 2,500 of them were treated for heat-stroke and dehydration. And yet they stayed.
The overnight vigil and next-day Mass that closed World Youth Day in Madrid overflowed with 1.5 million pilgrims. Another 250,000 young people, including many of the 5,000 Canadians in Spain, were denied access for safety reasons to the crammed, dusty airstrip that served as the final meeting place of WYD. The staggering numbers exceeded all predictions.
By comparison, the crowd that attended and tried to attend the papal Mass was the size of last year's entire 81-game attendance of the Toronto Blue Jays. The pilgrims came largely from Europe, but also in great numbers from North and South America, Asia, Africa and Australia. Almost all the nations on Earth were represented, drawn together in a celebration of fellowship and faith.
Attendees described the huge, peaceful crowds as "breathtaking." They gathered in an area the size of 48 football fields. Pilgrims exclaimed there was nothing but joyous young people hoisting flags and banners for as far as the eye could see.
South Sudan's first steps
The world's 193rd nation entered the world on July 9 as predominantly Christian, optimistically democratic, oppressively poor and facing a tenuous future.
The Republic of South Sudan became a sovereign state with the inauguration of a new constitution and the swearing in of its first president, Gen. Salva Kiir, a Catholic. Kiir had fought for independence since Sudan's Islamic government imposed Sharia Law in 1983 on the predominantly Christian south. That edict sparked a 22-year civil war, Sudan's second since 1956, that resulted in some 1.5 million deaths. It saw the Muslim north accused of murder and torture of men, women and children on orders from Sudan President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes.
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Kenny and Abeth show some over rotated swingout variations.
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Jackson Guitars Unveils X Series Signature David Ellefson CBXM IV and V Basses
David Ellefson's line of signature instruments has gotten a new spin with two new bassists: the 4-string X Series Signature David Ellefson Concert Bass CBXM IV and 5-string X Series Signature David Ellefson Concert Bass CBXM V.
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Slovakia's Sivcak Guitars has three lines of bass guitars, but the NDHS was their first model. Each bass is handmade in their workshop and as such have continually improved over the years.
Fodera Announces the Imperial Select Bass
Fodera's latest line of basses, the Select Series, has a new member. The Imperial Select takes the company's popular singlecut design and builds it in a way to blend the qualities of their Standard and Custom line of instruments.
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PHD Bass Guitars luthier Parizad Hatcher recently shared photos of her latest creation for bass master Kai Eckhardt, and it's stunning. Built as a signature model, the bass is a single cut fretless featuring some amazing woodworking.
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National Clogging Convention Dinner Hosted by The Inn of Waterloo
About this Event
Dinner will cost $25/per person.
Buffet Meal: ** Menu is subject to change **
Garden Salad (VEGAN, GF)
Asian Noodle Salad (VEGAN)
Roasted Pork Loin (GF, DF)
Turkey In Gravy (DF)
Ziti Primavera (VG)
Garlic Roasted Potatoes (VEGAN, GF)
Assorted Pies for dessert.
*This is a set menu, specialty options are not available. *
Coffee and Tea is included, other drinks are an additional charge and can be purchased from our lounge.
Seats are based off of a first come first serve basis. No reserved seating.
A minimum of 50 tickets has to be purchased in order to hold the dinner.
Tickets are non refundable. In the event that the hotel doesn't meet the minimum amount of tickets required, the appropriate guests will receive a refund.


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'Stop demolishing mobile towers!'
- Published on 30 July 2012
Nigerian body tasked with tearing down 'substandard' base stations comes under pressure.
Nigeria clamps down on illegal frequency usage
- Published on 20 July 2012
Two bank branches in the country have allegedly been breaching the law.
MTN criticises reports about it leaving northern Nigeria
- Published on 15 June 2012
Telco says there is 'no situation' regarding its operations, despite threats from Boko Haram that it will attack its facilities.
Nigeria's falling comms towers raise concerns
- Published on 19 July 2012
A spate of collapsing infrastructure has resulted in calls for swift action.
Nigerian telcos yet to pay fines
- Published on 06 June 2012
Four mobile operators have not yet paid fines totalling $7.38 million.
Nigeria's Globacom unveils international top-up cards
- Published on 12 July 2012
Telco aims to ease connections between Nigeria's diaspora and their loved ones.
Nigeria fines MTN, others $7.38 mln for bad service
- Published on 21 May 2012
Telcos fined for poor quality service.
Nigerian telco lotteries to be regulated
- Published on 05 July 2012
The Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) has warned operators to desist from promoting 'fraudulent' lotteries.
Bid to revoke MTN Nigeria's operating licence withdrawn
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Plaintiffs took MTN to court for allegedly refusing to disclose call records of a suspended judge.


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South Dakota artist John Lopez makes some of the most beautiful metal artwork we've ever seen.
Lopez uses scrap metal from farm equipment along with other reclaimed objects and bronze figurines to weld amazing and elaborate animal sculptures in a process he calls "hybrid metal art."
The artist studied at Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota with several well-known sculptors before starting his own workshop.
According to Cowboys and Indians Magazine, Lopez turned from bronze work to his new welding method after the death of his biggest fan, his Aunt Effie.
After he made a tiny welded statue to top her cemetery's gate, it changed his aesthetic forever.
"I was dealing with the loss of one of my biggest fans," he told the magazine, "so I put all my energy and emotion into it."
Unfortunately, Aunt Effie would never see him become a widely celebrated artist whose work appears in private collections, corporate parks, and museums across the country.
Lopez's father was a cattle rancher who passed down quite a bit of knowledge to his son about animal anatomy. Now, when Lopez looks at discarded equipment like chains, old tractor parts, and plows, he sees shapes what will eventually become joints and bones.
"Animals are basically made up of different shapes. It's just understanding what the shapes are and what angle they're at when the animal's moving."
His website bio makes it clear that his artwork is a blend of appreciation for history, the land, labor, and a desire to create something new and unique out of the blood, sweat, and tears of the past. He called the "rusted carcasses of discarded equipment" he uses a "testament to generations of labor."
His work "Black Hawk" is inspired by the centuries of literal horsepower it took to work the earth and make way for crops as well as clear land for more modern structures and humanity's progress.
Lopez decided it made sense to built this piece "from parts of the very same early tractors and other implements that replaced the draft horses on working farms."
The piece called Friesian is yet another magnificent testament to turning old materials into something beautiful and new. While Friesians are now predominantly show animals, they were one work horses used to pull wagons, according to Lopez's description.
Many of the pieces in this statue came from a collector of John Deere tractors whose storage building burned down, stripping the parts of their value as well as their collectible status. This silver statue has 8 plow discs rescued from the wreckage, which Lopez says give it "a more unified feel than the other horses " in his series.
And if you're ever in South Dakota, be sure to stop by the Kokomo Gallery in the city of Lemmon where you can take in the beauty of this piece, called "Custer's Last Stand."
"A fusion of scrap iron and cast bronze," Lopez considers it a perfect example of his hybrid metal art sculpture technique.
What a beautiful way to see someone's trash as treasure!
We're in awe of Lopez work. If you are too, be sure to check out the other pieces in his collection at John Lopez Studio.
Scroll down below to see a video of him collecting pieces for some of his incredible sculptures.
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MOMAD, THE International Trade Fair of Fashion and Trends
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Rodents, insects and birds are commonly considered food pests. The food industry has a legal duty to keep their premises free of these pests, principally because they carry bacteria that can contaminate food.
It is vital for all food businesses to take steps to prevent pest problems. It is also just as important to have monitoring procedures in place detailing what to do if pests do gain access to the premises.
Windows are one of the most common ways that pests, particularly insects, can gain access to food.
The regulations state that:
Waste and refuse
Food businesses must make adequate provisions for the removal and storage of food waste and other refuse. In particular refuse stores must guard against access by pests and contamination of non-waste food. Storing refuse in a cupboard area sealed against pest access can do this.
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Catering businesses should not accept raw materials and ingredients if they are known or suspected to be contaminated with parasites, bacteria or foreign substances which would make the food unfit for human consumption. In order to comply with this provision, food businesses are encouraged to make routine checks on deliveries of food.
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Rats and mice are the most common form of rodent. They carry bacteria and will readily feed on food intended for human consumption.
The house mouse is the most common rodent pest in Britain. The main problem is the frequency with which it breeds. Providing a food source is available, the female mouse will produce litters of up to sixteen young every three weeks.
Mortality rates run high but there is still the potential for premises to get a serious infestation of mice in a matter of weeks.
Incoming goods and delivery vehicles need to be constantly inspected as mice can often be found to have made nests in the packaging. Rodents can squeeze into gaps as small as 1cm so any gaps in the outer walls of the property can let them in. It is essential, therefore, that all food businesses have high standards of maintenance to prevent the entry of rodents, and also to restrict their movements within the building by protecting pipes and wall cavities.
An infestation of rodents can be tackled using various treatments such as traps and poisons. However, treatments should only be carried out by trained pest control technicians due to the high level of volatility and danger involved.
The importance of prevention rather than cure cannot be overemphasised. Simple measures like preventing the accumulation of waste, sealing gaps in the outer fabric of the building, installing wire meshes over openings and sealing gaps under doors will be the most effective at preventing rodents getting in.
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A variety of insects are considered to be food pests, but flies are the worst. They carry bacteria and contaminate food by landing on food and food surfaces and transferring bacteria from their legs and body.
Flies live, eat and breed on faeces. Drains, gulleys and refuse areas need to be regularly cleaned with high pressure hoses. Insect screens over windows and doors can be highly effective as can ultraviolet electrocution units which lure the flying insects towards a high voltage electric grid, but care must be taken to ensure that their eggs and dead bodies do not fall onto any food.
Wasps are a nuisance as they can worry employees as well as carry bacteria. If a wasp nest is located, the local environmental health department should be notified and they will send out a professional exterminator. A single nest can house up to 30,000 wasps.
Cockroaches also carry a variety of bacteria and easily contaminate food with their faeces and dead bodies. Food businesses often use sticky traps to detect early signs of infestation.
Cockroaches are nocturnal insects, preferring dark and warm crevices. The traps should be left overnight in places where cockroaches may walk over the surface. They have voracious appetites and will be attracted to any organic material. They carry not only bacteria, but also viruses, protozoa and fungi and have been implicated in a wide range of diseases that can be transmitted to man.
The problem is that as cockroaches can squeeze through the smallest of gaps, it can be immensely difficult to protect against entry by these pests. They are very difficult to eradicate and professional treatment will almost certainly be required.
Birds do not necessarily carry pathogens, but they can carry salmonella and camplyobactera. Birds have excellent memory capabilities and once they have located a useful food source, will return frequently and may even seek nesting nearby.
Food businesses should ensure that they take extensive precautions to prevent entry by birds as it is expensive and difficult to remove them once they are inside the building. Exceptional cleanliness and hygiene will ensure that premises are not attractive to them in the first place.


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This week we are highlighting the busiest route in the SEPTA system, the Market-Frankford Line. The Market-Frankford Line carries about 180,512 passengers daily with 28 station stops throughout the line.
The route, which just so happens to be 13.6 miles in length, takes you from 69th Street Transportation Center in Upper Darby to Frankford Transportation Center. The Market-Frankford Line goes by many nicknames, but the most popular among SEPTA Riders is "The EL".
This name comes from the fact that the line is a "Subway-Elevated". This means that while the line does ride underground (Between 2nd and 46th Street) it's actually elevated above ground the rest of the way.
The best part about being above ground is that you get an awesome skyline view, and well as a look at the mural arts Love Letter Murals.
It's one of our favorite reasons about riding on the MFL. On weekdays the MFL transfers to late night bus service known as the "Owl Bus."
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25ml Amber glass jar with glass dropper
25ml Amber glass jar with glass dropper
Want to make it for yourself? Try DIY!
Sturdy glass
Available in small pack or bulk quantities
Suitable for refilling
Recyclable glass bottles/jars
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Recipe Ideas
Try this blend for relieving headaches.
3 drops Peppermint, 5 drops Lavender, 2 drops Frankincense. Add 6 drops of this blend with 10 ml of carrier oil. (Great for these 10 ml roller bottles. Carry in handbag or keep on your bedside table.)
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25 ml Pipette bottle - amber glass with black teat and glass dropper.
Glass dropper is curved at the end to get all oils out of bottle.
Measures 9.5 cm high with lid, 3 cm across base.
The black teat is the most durable one we could find. Suitable for use with strong essential oils.
Can I reuse my glass bottles? Yes you can, we recommend to thoroughly wash all components in hot soapy water and rinse well. Allow to dry completely before making your next blend.
How do I store my home made blends? Store in a cool place out of direct sunlight. Sunlight speeds up oxidation/deterioration of essential oils and mixes. Amber glass filters UV light and helps maintain essential oil integrity.
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