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Stolen CRU emails: Who are the criminals behind the conspiracy theorists?
Stolen CRU emails: Who are the criminals behind the conspiracy theorists?
Former Republican strategist Marc Morano is having as much fun with the stolen emails from the Climate Research Unit that he did with the Swift Boat Veteran's for Truth attack he led against John Kerry in the 2004 presidential election.
Morano and his site Climate Depot has become the climate conspiracy hub since this story broke on late Thursday.
This cabal of climate deniers seems to think that 12 year-old emails between climate scientists somehow refutes the thousands of research papers produced over decades by thousands of researchers at some of the best scientific institutions in the world.
While Morano is the master of right-wing spin and is using these emails for his political agenda, the bigger question here is:
Who stole all this private data from the University in the first place?
The folder of information contains over 3,800 separate files and it is clear that someone has taken a lot of time to pull together what they thought would be the most damaging. This is not the work of a hacker, unless that hacker is extremely well-versed in climate science, and specifically the conspiracy theories of the climate denial movement.
This package of stolen data and emails would have taken hundreds of hours to compile and someone out there knows exactly how all this went down.
Terry Hurlbut at the Examiner has a time line of the stolen data going public which is a good start. I am sure one of our intrepid readers will get to the bottom of this. Tell you what. I'll race you.
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Well, we know that the attacker
1. is familiar with climate conspiracy theories, _and_
2. knows how to upload files to an /incoming/ FTP folder on tomcity.ru
I think anyone who can upload files to some random Russian server -- and later delete them -- has something of a cracker mindset.
The Examiner article also mentions RealClimate. I wonder if that means that the attacker cracked into realclimate.org, or tried to upload the file through whatever normal channels there are?
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I have read your blog on occasion and I have been impressed with the due dilligence that you have uncovered bias within the fossil fuel lobby. The information that was released can not be ignored. I try to lead my life as environmentally friendly as I can but to simply carry on as is in light of information that shows scientific fraud is dishonest. I think it was a scientist on the inside that was simply tired of the dishonesty that obviously has occured within climate change community. I am now a sceptic of the AGW theory although I will still live my life in an environmentally friendly fashion. The IPCC is simply a collection fred Singers on the other side maybe even worse.
AGW may or may not be a problem but it certainly is clear that much of the research was doctored to look worse than it is and clearly is not the pressing urgent problem it has been made out to be. To regain credibility it is time to open all the files at Hadley, fire the scientists guilty and give the public the straight goods.
Every problem with the AGW theory claimed by sceptics like mccyntire have been proven accurate within the released data. I don't make money of of carbon credits or websites or books so I don't have financial interests to protect, but even if I did I would try to be honest about what has been uncovered.
We have been duped. Lets not let this tarnish the environmental philosophy, we still need to protect the planet and limit the damage we do to mother earth.
To ignore this now and simply throw on spin shows that you are no better than those you criticise.
But then there never is is there? In this case the emails show if nothing else what a cloistered and arrogant community pro-AGW science has become. As for the peer-review process, I doubt any objective person (if there is such a thing on this topic) would read email 1199999688.txt without having some misgivings about how the peer-review process works.
The veil of the "objective and dispassionate" scientist has dropped with a thud.
="But the emails are being taken out of context and spin-doctored by some of the best."=
Taking stolen documents and misrepresenting them is a specialy of AGW activist groups like Greenpeace and others. And in all cases, green groups consistently see evidence of a "grand conspiracy" where none exists.
Hey hey, who has been talking over and over of conspiracy? Exactly! But not the scientific world. This North American fundamentalism is getting at me. Climate conspiracy, health care conspiracy, Obama Hitler...How stupid and brainwashed can one be?
And what does Greenpeace have to do with climate researchers?
Smalltown North America - get in touch with reality.
One word to the current Republican attack and also the other ones above: this is the biggest possible tumour consisting of the lowest human instincts: mean spirit, selfishness and naked greed, coated in oversimplifcation in order to appeal to Joe Sixpack. And the whole thing is wrapped into Christianity. In Canada, such people are called Rednecks.
="Hey hey, who has been talking over and over of conspiracy?"=
The Left? From 9-11 and how Bush and Co. allowed/engineered the attack to the conspiracy that Big Oil is behind a massive disinformation campaign to confuse the public, I'd say conspiratorial ideas are part of the lefts' mindset far more then the right.
="And what does Greenpeace have to do with climate researchers?'+
Greenpeace regularly commits criminal acts. And is applauded by the left.
of Greenpeace committing criminal acts and the people/organisations from the "left" applauding such actions.
It'll be interesting to see how narrowly you have to define "left".
Oh, and you may want to look at the history of the tobacco companies to find out why the proposed 'conspiracy' by big oil companies isn't very far fetched.
as jersey g said: where and who are the "leftist groups" that support these actions?
FYI, I'm not a member of Greenpeace, and do not give them money. I sympathise with several, but not nearly all, of their points of view (to name but one: I'm in favor of nuclear energy and do not agree with their arguments), and disagree with actions that result in damage to other people's property. When the Greenpeace activists did something illegal, they should be punished.
There, back to paul s and his false assumptions.
Thats just the thing, all the e-mails are in perfect context. It's not like just 1 e-mail was leaked, you have threads over a long period of time where you can see that certain climate scientists are colaborating to remove skeptical scientific papers from peer review journals, alter data so that it looks warmer than it is, manipulate the media and to thwart the public attempts to get a look at their research by stiffling FOIA requests.
We are not talking about 1 quote, we are talking about thousands of e-mails when put into context show systemic corruption to abuse the scientific process and deceive the public.
This is watergate unfolding on the internet my friend. You can read it for yourself. To say it's one or two quotes taken out of context is simply obscuring the truth.
Comment #6 at this link says there are 1,073 email messages, and that they have clearly been selected. In other words, we do not have the complete context. And then, of course, each one of those would need to be checked to make sure they were not altered by the thief.
And here's GreenMachine, who has limited understanding of the context. There is NO altering of data to making it look warmer discussed in ANY of the e-mails. Worse, the discussion on 'skeptical' papers is related to fundamentally flawed papers for which the peer-review process was RIGGED(!!) by a 'skeptic' (Chris de Freitas) to get it published. Instead of our self-proclaimed real skeptics going into a hissy fit against De Freitas, they are now attacking others for discussing ways to get the rotten apples out. Rotten apples, not skeptic apples. You should be applauding this! Manipulating media is another funny one, considering all the media messages people like McIntyre and McKittrick throw out, including McKittrick openly claiming the IPCC fraudulenty changed data. Who's manipulating the media here?
The FOIA requests are yet another example of poor understanding. The 'thwarting' has EVERYTHING to do with having privileged information subjected to secrecy agreements. Jones would have to go to court if he gave away that data for breach of contract! And to whom? To someone who actively looks for even the most minor issue, makes it into a huge mountain (and not always correct, see the Briffa case and the following media outrage to see yet another example of media manipulation), and simply is NOT CONSTRUCTIVE.
It's obscuring the truth by the 'skeptic' camp, falling nicely under a quote a tobacco executive was stupid enough to put into a memo: "doubt is our product, since it is the best means of dealing with the 'body of fact' that exists in the mind of the general public. It is also the means of establishing a controversy...Spread doubt over strong scientific evidence and the public won't know what to believe".
This is the tactic of the climate 'skeptics' in a nutshell.
You've got the balls to say "You are buying into the alarmist(that's u right?, but i know u meant denier) hype being spun by a Republican strategist and some fossil fuel friendly free market think tanks (u've got a problem with a free market?). I think you better go read the emails again friend. You're the one being spun, and it's written down for you to see, and you still refuse to see it. Now what would you call that? In a trance, or zombie like state? What would you do if your doctors emails were divulged to you and they looked like the ones from CRU? Are you saying you would let him operate on you? Please don't say yes.
is a description of what is spewed by alarmist scientist who pretend adding 140 pppmv of co2 to the atmosphere in the last 200 years is responsible for warming our awesome planet. I've got a simpleton experiment for you, add 140 ppmv of kool-aid (your favorite drink) to a glass of water, get back to me if it taste anything other than water. Then go check out the history of solar minimums.
The facts are simple: you used a faulty analogy to claim supposedly small amounts can have no influence. I refer you to another analogy in which much smaller amounts actually DO have a major influence (as in "death"), and you try to move the goalposts.
There's only one group of criminals here.
So-called "climate Scientists" fiddling the data.
Here are 2 of many gems from the Climate Mafia at CRU
"I really wish I could be more positive about the Kyrgyzstan material, but I swear I pulled every trick out of my sleeve trying to milk something out of that. It was pretty funny though – I told Malcolm what you said about my possibly being too Graybill-like in evaluating the response functions – he laughed and said that's what he thought at first also. The data's tempting but there's too much variation even within stands. I don't think it'd be productive to try and juggle the chronology statistics any more than I already have."
"Once Tim's got a diagram here we'll send that either later today or first thing tomorrow. I've just completed Mike's Nature trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (ie from 1981 onwards) amd [sic] from 1961 for Keith's to hide the decline."
Thanks for the comments, Ray.
Cheers, Phil"
"Phil" is Professor Phil Jones- Head of CRU.
Basically they are saying they can't fiddle the Kyrgyzstan material enough to make a Hockey Stick and in the second recent (tree-ring) data
is showing a temperature decrease- which they must hide.
Fraud- pure and simple.
Yep, Kindergarten stuff. Just in time for Christmas, I mean Copenhagen, conspiracy. And hacked on top of it. The Republicans will have lots of fun with it. After all they have a long tradition of illegitimate data acquisition.
OK, lets say, good old Phil did commit fraud. What about the other thousands of climate researchers? All fraudsters? And the planet will cool because of it?
Finally, a real storm in my tea cup.
"Basically they are saying they can't fiddle the Kyrgyzstan material enough to make a Hockey Stick and in the second recent (tree-ring) data
is showing a temperature decrease- which they must hide."
Your first claim is not backed by ANY e-mail or its content. There is no reference to the content of the material, other than that it looks interesting, but simply is too variable to be analysed by any of the methods available ("tricks").
About the second issue: There are several tree chronologies (but not all), who show a sudden decline at the end. This is described and discussed in the literature. Since this decline is very likely not related to the temperature signal (once again, as discussed in the literature, out there, in the open, for anyone with enough intelligence to read), the "trick" is to remove that part and replace it by the real temperature signal (as measured by thermometers). Openly discussed by Mann, too (you know, out there, in the open, in the literature, for anyone with enough intelligence to read). Fraud? Not even close!
Marco, I wanted to give a positive rating to your answer and instead the reply function opened up. So let me show my approval in this way.
What has been most conspicuous in this whole affair is the lack of good faith on the other side. Good faith would require the initial assumption that there is the same disposition on the part of the scientists whose writings are being examined. But no - they prefer to fly to the first unfavorable interpretation at hand mostly on the basis of the most inappropriate meaning of certain terms.
Let's see whether you can follow this?
1) We assume trees measure (record) past temperatures
2) By picking a few "sensitive" tress from a whole mass of non-responders we get a correlation with temperature (not local mind you, Global)
3) We assume this relationship is robust over the last 1000 years.
4) Publish to great acclaim in the scientfic press
5) Find out that our "sensitive" trees fail to respond to temperatures
post 1960
6) say as little as possible about 5
7) Rubbish anyone who suggests that 3 may no longer be tenable.
Have I missed anything?
1. It is an 'assumption' based on biological knowledge.
2. Wrong. The correlation is with local temperature. Taking MANY such tree chronologies allows some level of global temperature reconstruction
3. A necessary assumption, long discussed in the literature. Note that there are plenty of evidences for that, too.
4. Yes.
5+6. Eh? This divergence problem is EXTENSIVELY discussed in the literature. It does not occur in all tree chronologies, only in some, and its meaning is discussed in several papers and book chapters
7. Go read the literature on dendrochronology.
You've clearly missed the classes on how to do proper science. Failing to read the literature on a topic, and making all kinds of false claims about that topic, that's one big F on your grade card.
Simple really, get chummy with your Freedom of Information Officer.
What follows, I believe, is grounds for a ciminal prosecution in the UK.
When the FOI requests began here, the FOI person said we had to
abide by the requests. It took a couple of half hour sessions – one
at a screen, to convince them otherwise showing them what CA was all
about. Once they became aware of the types of people we were dealing
with, everyone at UEA (in the registry and in the Environmental
Sciences school – the head of school and a few others) became very
supportive. I've got to know the FOI person quite well and the Chief
Librarian – who deals with appeals. The VC is also aware of what is
going on – at least for one of the requests, but probably doesn't
know the number we're dealing with. We are in double figures. [The
number of FOI requests.]
The inadvertent email I sent last month has led to a Data
Protection Act request sent by a certain Canadian, saying that the
email maligned his scientific credibility with his peers! If he
pays 10 pounds (which he hasn't yet) I am supposed to go through my
emails and he can get anything I've written about him. About 2
months ago I deleted loads of emails, so have very little – if
anything at all.
What would be grounds for criminal prosecution? The deletion of e-mails? Sorry, mate, but look at the timing mentioned by Jones: the DPA request came less than a month from writing the e-mail quoted above. Two months ago he deleted loads of emails. There is NO requirement for university employees to store all emails, so Jones deleting mails is no crime, especially when the act of deleting mails was not in connection with the DPA request...!
Put yourself in the position of a real climate scientist:
You know the danger of CO2 emissions, and of deforestation, and having been living with the knowledge for 2, or 3 decades, if you are old enough. For a long time this knowledge, the research behind it, is simply ignored by the politicians because it is in their interest to back an unsustainable way of life. Which is temporarily good for the average American. (Look at the Wall Street fiasco for another example of an unsustainable and foreseeable mess.) Americans have come to feel so all-powerful that we can break the laws of nature and economics with impunity forever.
You have attained a PhD in science, and work many more than 40 years a week to master the complexities of climate science and to extract results from the data. Suddenly 30 years of well-established science is attacked by has-beens and never-weres picking over your research to manufacture flaws. These are dramatized with attacks on your credibility and good name. The attacks are incoherent (from a scientific point of view) and printed in newspapers or let loose in radio/TV broadcasts or by anonymous bloggers. You are accused of fraud, or having a "religion of global warming" (sic).
It is not your job to answer these attacks, and doing so is a distraction from doing real research work. The answer to a claim of a flaw is frequently not simple, especially since the claim is apt to be ill-posed. If you manage a reply in a sound-bite comprehensible to the general public, it does not matter, since the deniers simply repeat their yarn over and over. Plus a new spurious claim is generated by the deniers and liars. It does matter how insanely illogical the claim is, it is repeated over and over, and becomes an "alternative" view in the mainstream media. The notion that the earth is cooling presently is in the category of "Big Lie".
When you relax with your children or grandchildren, you try to forget for a few minutes the things you know. The extreme weather events now -- the melting ice; the unprecedented flooding in Britain and Ireland; the ferocious fires in Greece, Australia, California, after long droughts; the unexpected heat wave in Europe which killed 10000 people a few years ago; the intensifying hurricanes -- are warmups for the world to come.
Cassandra had it easy.
so u try to hide data?
'The two MMs have been after the CRU station data for years. If they ever hear there is a Freedom of Information Act now in the UK, I think I'll delete the file rather than send to anyone' why? the new scientific method.
Ever heard of sarcasm when being in a loose-loose situation?
Jones giving out the RAW data means Jones violating a number of agreements. So he did not want to do so. The FOIA request would put him in the loose-loose situation: he would be required to violate the agreements if the FOIA request was upheld. That means Phil Jones can say goodbye to getting data from anyone who has a commercial interest in that same data, and thus can say goodbye to doing what he has been doing for a long time: creating a global temperature reconstruction using various temperature stations.
Of course, the deniosphere would love that. One down, three data sets of global warming left to destroy. And without any comprehensive data, there is no global warming, right?!
Financial motivation is no defense for an issue we're told is this important. If this would become a lose-lose situation, then the culture inside the program if seriously flawed. That kind of atmosphere usually produces results that those who provide the funding want to hear.
Poor me the climate scientist, I'm ignored. Let me use a "nature trick",
to "hide the decline", then these uncommon sense lefty politicians will listen and give me money (79 billion dollars, what a disgrace). Lets not look to Wall Street, lets look at the uncommon sense lefty politicians, demanding banks give loans to people, who in noway, can pay it back. You can not break the laws of nature.
Working 40 years a week, man...if I worked that hard i would make stuff up too. Master the complexities of climate science? Which super hero did that? Poor guys get their stuff questioned. I believe that's what science is about. i guess you think because they worked 40 years a week, that's good enough.
It is your job to answer questions(attacks), that's what science is about. "Repeating their yarn"? Here's some yarn...we've reached a tipping point for runaway global warming(when's that going to happen?or wtgh?), more intense hurricanes(wtgh?),unprecedented sea level rise(wtgh?), prostitution(wtgh?),mental disorder(already happening).
"The extreme weather events now"? melting ice(happened before), unprecedented flooding in Britain and Ireland(not true), ferocious fires in Greece,Australia,California, after long droughts(you're kidding right?),the unexpected heat wave(like we have expected one's) in Europe which killed 10000 people(the heat wave reached 86 degrees,how many people could have been saved with the evil AC?), intensifying hurricanes(wtgh?).
Record heat waves in Australia.
"...Statistically speaking, it's astronomically unlikely that such a sequence of rare heat waves would occur by chance, if the climate wasn't warming. But of course, it is..."
the climate change you speak of must have started in 1894 when there was a 4 day spring heat wave. i didn't realize we were counting 2 year time frames for evaluation of climate change. its pretty warm in nj today so i guess we must start to look here for evidence as well. (hopefully there were no misspelled words, incorrect grammar and this post was short enough for your tastes and criticisms. i'll work on capitalization next.)
About the fuss concerning the terms "trick" and "to hide':
The unabridged Webster gives under (3) the following definitions of "trick":"A quick or effective way of getting a result"; "the art of doing something quickly, effectively, skillfully"; "instant or skillful effecting of a result as, that does the trick"; "a feat demanding skill or ingenuity".
The divergence between the instrumental temperature record and Briffa's series of post 1960 proxies is well known. Since Briffa et al. always seem to have recommended to leave out the post 1960 part of their reconstruction Jones merely proposed to follow publicly given advice with the term "to hide".
You haven't read many of the e-mails, I take it. It is not just one or two quotes, 10 years of e-mails have been released where you can see corruption set in and evolve. Fabricating data to create warming, public media manipulation, rigging peer review panels to exclude opposing points of view, finacial obstruction and deliberate attempts to conceal data from freedom of information requests. It is all there in thousands of e-mails. One or two choice quotes may be able to be overlooked but thousands of e-mails paint an extremely vivid picture of the widespread corruption that has occured at the highest levels of science. This is the largest worldwide fraud we have ever seen.
This isn't an us vs you scenario, we have all been duped. The Wall Street Journal has a very good article about this today. If you care to examine the e-mails yourself, you will see a very revealing pattern emerges.
Nixon wrote off some of the evidence first as well, don't be fooled. Climate change has been exposed for all to see. It is either completely wrong or man has a very small role in the whole affair.
Deliberately interpreting e-mails to mean something you have no proof of is a form of defamation. There is NO fabrication of data to create warming. None of the e-mails suggests this. Not a single one. Public media manipulation is outright laughable, considering that the deniosphere does nothing BUT public media manipulation. But apparently that is allowed in the war against science. Scientists, on the other hand, are expected to follow other rules. "rigging peer review" is even worse, considering that there have been several examples of 'sceptics' rigging peer-review (Chris de Freitas), and one favourite 'sceptic' journal that calls itself (sometimes, at least) peer-reviewed, in which "peer" refers to "fellow skeptic willing to overlook faults". Once again, not a peep out of 'skeptics' whenever E&E publishes yet another load of nonsense. Financial obstructions isn't discussed in the e-mails either, unless you believe that asking to send grant money in smaller installments is somehow illegal (hint: it isn't).
The deliberate attempts to hide data from FOIA attempts lacks context: data is demanded that falls under proprietary data agreements (which could lead to legal action if handed over) by someone whose use of the data does not constitute "fair use".
What the e-mails show is an increasing frustration about deliberate attempts to obfuscate the science and harass the scientists, thus making sure that the science is thrown to the background. "Creating doubt", the easiest way to ensure inaction.
Pulease. Defamation has any elements, none of which are present in my above posting. You should review the law if you want to use words like defamation.
Tim ball on the other hand really must be confident in his position as what he says in his posting could be considered boderline. Although he knows he would never be asked to challenge his position in a courthouse and the GW activists would not want him to prove that what he says is 100% accurate. The Legal scare is not nearly as convincing as the earth cooking scare, I have heard so much about.


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Grief is a natural process, an intense fundamental emotion, a universal experience which makes us human. It is a process that entails extremely hard work over a period of many painful months or years. People grieve because they are deprived of a loved one; the sense of loss is profound. The loss of a spouse, child or parent affects our very identities—the way we define ourselves as a husband, wife, parent or offspring. Moreover, grief can arise from the survivor's sudden change in circumstances after a death and the fear of not knowing what lies ahead.
The death of someone close can be a life-changing experience. If you are the primary caregiver of someone you love, this experience can affect every aspect of your life for some time. It is natural to grieve the death of a loved one before, during and after the actual time of their passing. The process of accepting the unacceptable is what grieving is all about.
If someone has had a prolonged illness or serious memory impairment, family members may begin grieving the loss of the person's "former self" long before the time of death. This is sometimes referred to as "anticipatory grief." Anticipating the loss, knowing what is coming, can be just as painful as losing a life. Family members may experience guilt or shame for "wishing it were over" or seeing their loved one as already "gone" intellectually. It is important to recognize these feelings as normal. Ultimately, anticipatory grief is a way of allowing us to prepare emotionally for the inevitable. Preparing for the death of a loved one can allow family members to contemplate and clear unresolved issues and seek out the support of spiritual advisors, family and friends. And, depending on the impaired person's intellectual capacity, this can be a time to identify your loved one's wishes for burial and funeral arrangements.
A death that happens suddenly, unexpectedly, is an immeasurable tragedy. This type of loss often generates shock and confusion for loved ones left behind. Incidents such as a fatal accident, heart attack, or suicide can leave family members perplexed and searching for answers. In these cases, family members may be left with unresolved issues, such as feelings of guilt that can haunt and overwhelm a grieving person. These feelings may seem to take over your life at first. But over time it is possible to get past these thoughts and forgive yourself and your loved one. Give yourself plenty of time; it's virtually impossible to makeyourself "move on" before you're ready.
People experiencing the sudden loss of a loved one have a particular need for support to get through the initial devastating shock, pain and anger. Family members, close friends, and clergy can be vital lifelines for the griever.
Grief impacts each individual differently. Recent research has shown that intense grieving lasts from three months to a year and many people continue experiencing profound grief for two years or more. Others' response to this extended grieving process may sometimes cause people to feel there is something wrong with them or they are behaving abnormally. This is not the case. The grieving process depends on the individual's belief system, religion, life experiences, and the type of loss suffered. Prolonged bereavement is not unusual. Many people find solace in seeking out other grievers or trusted friends. However, if feelings of being overwhelmed continue over time, professional support should be sought.
Grief can provoke both physical and emotional symptoms, as well as spiritual insights and turmoil.
Physical symptoms include low energy or exhaustion, headaches or upset stomach. Some people will sleep excessively, others may find they are pushing themselves to extremes at work. These activity changes may make an individual more prone to illness. It is important to take care of yourself during this period of bereavement by maintaining a proper diet, exercise and rest. Taking care of your body can help heal the rest of you, even if you do not feel inclined to do so.
Emotional symptoms include memory gaps, distraction or preoccupation, irritability, depression, euphoria, wailing rages and passive resignation. Some people identify strongly with the person who died and his/her feelings. If you have experienced a loss and are hurting it is reasonable that your responses may seem "unreasonable." Nonetheless, it is important not to judge yourself too harshly as you experience conflicting and overwhelming emotions.
Like grief itself, people's coping strategies vary. Some people cope best through quiet reflection, others seek exercise or other distractions. Some have a tendency to engage in reckless or self-destructive activities (e.g., excessive drinking). It is vital to obtain support in order to regain some sense of control and to work through your feelings. A trained counselor, support group, or trusted friend can help you sort through feelings such as anxiety, loss, anger, guilt, and sadness. If depression or anxiety persist, a doctor or psychiatrist may prescribe antidepressant drugs to help alleviate feelings of hopelessness.
Spirituality: you may feel closer to God and more open to religious experiences than ever before. Conversely, many people express anger or outrage at God. You may feel cut off from God or from your own soul altogether—a temporary paralysis of the spirit. If you are a person of faith, you may question your faith in God, in yourself, in others or in life. A member of the clergy or spiritual advisor can help you examine the feelings you are experiencing. Learning to deal with grief is learning to live again.
Often portrayed as a grief "wheel," these stages do not necessarily follow a set order. Some stages may be revisited many times as an individual goes through a grieving period.
Most people who have lost someone close go through all or some of these stages, although not necessarily in this specific order. This kind of healthy grieving can help a person move through a significant loss with minimal harm to self, either physical or mental.
Often family members and caregivers are faced with the decision to allow someone to die naturally or to prolong their death and maintain life through artificial means. Physician training, hospital and nursing home policies often dictate the use of "heroic means" to sustain life. "Reviving" a very ill person after a stroke or using a respirator for someone deemed medically "brain dead" are standard procedures used in many hospitals.
If at all possible, it is important to learn and document a person's wishes about using artificial life support beforeany crisis arises. A living will or durable power of attorney for health care (DPAHC) expresses a person's wishes when he or she can no longer speak for him/herself. These documents can help instruct hospitals or nursing homes on an appropriate course of action to be taken at a critical moment. By law, all hospitals must now inform patients about their right to fill out these documents.
When a person is confused, or otherwise unable to express preferences, family members are often put in the position of becoming surrogate decision makers. Such decisions present a thorny array of medical, legal, and moral questions. Decisions to provide or withhold life support are based on personal values, beliefs, and consideration for what the person might have wanted. Such decisions are painful. Family members should give themselves ample time to cope with these life and death decisions and to process feelings of doubt or blame which may surface.
Things a person can do without asking:
Things a person can do to help but should ask first:
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Caring For a Dying Relative: A Guide for Families, D. Doyle, 1994, 2001 Evans Road, Cary, NC 27513, Oxford University Press. (919) 677-0977.
On Death and Dying, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, 1969, The Macmillan Co., New York, NY. Available at bookstores or P.O. Box 1387, Bryan, TX 77806. (800) 364-2665.
Don't Take My Grief Away, Doug Manning, 1979, P.O. Box 42467 N.W. Expressway, Suite 100, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, In-Sight Books. (800) 658-9262.
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Family Caregiver Alliance 785 Market Street, Suite 750 San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 434-3388 (800) 445-8106 Web Site: www.caregiver.org E-mail: [email protected]
Family Caregiver Alliance (FCA) seeks to improve the quality of life for caregivers through education, services, research and advocacy.
Through its National Center on Caregiving, FCA offers information on current social, public policy and caregiving issues and provides assistance in the development of public and private programs for caregivers.
For residents of the greater San Francisco Bay Area, FCA provides direct family support services for caregivers of those with Alzheimer's disease, stroke, head injury, Parkinson's and other debilitating disorders that strike adults.
Center for Loss and Life Transition 3735 Broken Bow Road Fort Collins, CO 80526 (970) 226-6050
Foundation for Hospice and Home Care 513 C Street, NE Stanton Park Washington, DC 20002-5809 (202) 547-6586
National Hospice Organization 1901 N. Moore St., Suite 901 Arlington, VA 22209 (800) 658-8898
National Research and Information Center (Death, Grief and Funerals) 2250 East Devon Ave., Suite 250 Des Plaines, IL 60018 (800) 662-7666
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Mackie's Pizza
Mackie's is family owned and operated. Most known for our thin crust pizza. Feel free to stop in sometime. We know that you will come back for more.
CITY: Marion
Mimmo's Pizza
Authentic Italian food and excellent pasta. Family oriented, dine in or carry out.
CITY: Carterville
Country Cupboard Restaurant
Family style, dine in, carry out. Home cooked meals, pies made from scratch.
CITY: Carterville
Walt's Pizza
Casual family dining. Dine in or carry out, delivery is also available. Lunch buffet: Tuesday-Thursday from 11am to 1:30pm. Friday & Saturday 11am to 1pm. Italian special items made fresh everyday.
CITY: Marion
Chevie's Lounge
Lounge and bar. This location has a jukebox, open mic nights, and live entertainment. Offers daily drink specials.
CITY: Herrin
Legends at Walker's Bluff
The Bluff's fine dining restaurant, Legends, offers the area's most gourmet cuisine, largest selection of fine wines and spirits, elegant atmosphere, and most spectacular service.
CITY: Carterville
Louie's P&R
Louie's P&R is Herrin's premier Italian Deli. Established in the late 1890s, this community fixture was originally named D&R Market after principle stockholders Frank Detomasi and Ernest Ruggeri. The store took on the current name – Louie's P&R, after purchase by Louie Gualdoni. Customers can still get the finest Italian sausages, salameats and other Italian favorites but they can also order freshly made sandwiches to go or to eat in the store's dining area which is equipped with free wi-fi. Louie's also has a small grocery department.
CITY: Herrin
Casual and friendly family atmosphere. Quick, fast authentic Italian food and reasonably priced. Offers dine in or take out.
CITY: Marion
SI Tours
Locally owned tour bus that can seat up to 12 people. Services available include wine trail tours, scenic tours, as well as sporting and special events.
CITY: Carterville
Burger Nook
Family style dining, carry out available. Serves delicious homemade hamburgers and much more. Famous for their Chili Mac.
CITY: Herrin
Koko's Bar at Kokopelli Golf Club
This restaurant is open to the public and club members. Excellent steaks and chops.
CITY: Marion
Triple E Bar B-Q
Family dine or carry out. Serves mouth watering BBQ with a mild or hot BBQ sauce. Also sell BBQ chicken. Breakfast buffet every Saturday and Sunday.
CITY: Marion
Thai-D Classic Thai Cuisine
Thai-D Classic Thai Cuisine is proud to be the first Thai restaurant in Marion and one of the first Thai restaurant in Southern Illinois. We feature a blend of high quality, authentic Thai cuisine and warm hospitality in a sophisticated yet traditional setting. Our experienced chefs will prepare and cook every dish for you to order from finest ingredients including premium spices and herbs from Thailand. Our authentic cuisine is complemented by our list of beverages offering a great selection of wines, domestic beer and imported beer. Come and enjoy delicious and nutritious food at Thai-D today.
CITY: Marion
McAlister's Deli
Offers catering; menu filled with over 100 different items; sandwiches, spuds, salads, soups, and sweets.
CITY: Marion
Ryan's Family Steak House - Marion
Family styled restaurant centered on steak. Dine in or carry out. Buffet everyday with an array of delicious foods to choose from. Children's priced buffet too.
CITY: Marion
Western Sizzlin Steakhouse
Family oriented, dine in or carry out. Serves individual meals and has a salad and buffet.
CITY: Marion
Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse
Japanese steakhouse served either in restaurant or hibachi style. Sushi bar available. Come out for dinner and see the show!
CITY: Marion
Triple E Bar B-Q
Family dine or carry out. Serves mouth watering BBQ with a mild or hot BBQ sauce. Also sell BBQ chicken. Breakfast buffet every Saturday and Sunday
CITY: Marion
Grumpy's Smokehouse
Grumpy's Smokehouse BBQ started out with a love for BBQ and cooking which led to the creation of a successful catering business and a restaurant which opened in 2010.
CITY: Carterville
The Old Home Place Restaurant
Famous for generous portions and smoked items such as ribs, ham, and pulled pork. Other specialties include fried fish, mouth-watering steaks, fried chicken on Sundays, and excellent value with our daily specials! Looking for healthy alternatives? Try fresh salads, lemon pepper tilapia, or marinated, grilled chicken strips. The children's menu provides several options for children ages 12 and under. Be sure to try one of our unique appetizers, such as Barbeque Nachos, Fried Green Beans, or Fried Pickles.
CITY: Goreville
Just One More Bar and Grill
Bar and grill with good food, music, pool tables, drink specials, and a jukebox. Occasionally has bands on the weekends.
CITY: Marion
La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant
Family experience, to dine in or carry out. Casual dining. All Authentic Mexican cuisine.
CITY: Marion
A Lill Taste of Cuba
Locally owned Cuban food restaurant serving wings, gyros, Philly cheese steaks, subs, salads,pastas and more. Also offers take out service.
CITY: Marion
Lineman's Lounge
Bar and lounge that features bands on selected nights. Ask about our drink specials. Has 2 pool tables and a jukebox.
CITY: Johnston City
Don Sol Mexican Grill
Locally owned Mexican restaurant. The restaurant offers a family atmosphere, clean environment, friendly staff, and a variety of food items and drinks. Our menu offers various dishes including ground beef, chicken, steak, grilled vegetables, pork, seafood, vegetarian selections, and kids meals.
CITY: Marion
Sao Asian Bistro
Ranked one of the top 100 Chinese restaurants in the entire country. The Bistro's upscale atmosphere provides an ideal setting for business meetings or dinner with family and friends. Check out our website to see our menu and make reservations online.
CITY: Marion
SI Pitstop
Fun bar with dance floor, jukebox and pool tables. Keep an eye out for drink specials.
CITY: Marion
San's Chinese Restaurant
Family dining, dine in or carryout. Buffet everyday and always different.
CITY: Carterville
Gabby and Grannys
Restaurant with home-cooking style food, bbq, and homemade pies and cobbler. Buffet on Friday and Saturday evening and Sunday for lunch.
CITY: Marion
The Frenchman's Widow
The Grand Opening of The Frenchman's Widow in Herrin, IL was officially May 20, 2013 but the story and journey of the new restaurant and bar began long before this date. Located at 201 N 16th St. in Herrin, IL the establishment sits at the same address and in the same building as the well-known former Berra's Tavern. Our menu features wings in a variety of sauces, bruschetta, queso & spinach artichoke dips, burgers, sandwiches, salads, pasta and our specialty burger, The Widow Maker, piled with bacon, cheese and onion rings.
CITY: Herrin
Thai Taste
Vibrant, trendy and absolutely delicious are just three ways to describe Carbondale's premiere Thai restaurant. High ceilings, inviting windows and contemporary decor make the restaurant ravishing. Featuring an all-encompassing menu that includes both traditional and unique dishes, all offered at various levels of spiciness, Thai Taste has something for everyone.
CITY: Carbondale
Sergio's Mexican Restaurant
Family oriented, authentic Mexican cuisine, full bar separate from dining area. All food items are home made, using all natural ingredients and Mexican spices.
CITY: Herrin
Hong Kong Buffet
Savor the tastes of the Orient with Hong Kong Buffet of Marion, IL. All the food is cooked in vegetable oil. The buffet has one large capacity dining room and of course, our incredible array of food on the buffet bars. Also offers fresh sushi bar.
CITY: Marion
Tequilas Mexican Restaurant
Locally owned mexican restaurant which occasionally has live music. Best known for the margaritas. Local Delivery offered.
CITY: Marion
Nesler's Polar Whip
Family owned for over 75 years. Nesler's Polar Whip offers great cheeseburgers, hamburgers, and fries at an affordable price.
CITY: Energy
Casa Vieja
Locally owned Mexican Restaurant with daily drink specials. Indoor patio for dining.
CITY: Johnston City
Chuck's BBQ
Chuck's BBQ originally opened in 1952 on the North end of Herrin as a car hop type restaurant. It has been at its current location for 12 years. Some favorites are the Breakfast Special, BBQ sandwich, homemade cheeseburgers, ribs and so much more. Basic Info. Joined Facebook 02/23/2013 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hours Mon - Thu: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm Fri - Sat: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm Sun: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Specialties Breakfast Lunch Dinner -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Services Walk-Ins Welcome Good For Kids Take Out Catering Waiter Service -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Manager Ryan & Cassie Jeralds -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Payment Options . . .
CITY: Herrin
Girolamo Pizza
Family style dining, carry out, and delivery. Gourmet pizza, pasta, soups, salads and desserts. Also offers a lunch buffet. Buffet is free for kids under 5, ages 5-12 eat for $4.99. Open Monday 11am-1:30pm and reopen at 4. Open Thurs 11am-8:30pm. Open Friday 11am-9:30pm and Saturday 4pm-9:30pm. Closed on Sundays.
CITY: Herrin
Happy Days Cafe
This is a family owned, family style restaurant started as The Monarch in 1971. Now called Happy Days Cafe it serves traditional American cuisine and Italian favorites.
CITY: Herrin
John John's BBQ & Catering
Visit our family restaurant in Colp, Illinois for quality catering services and delicious barbeque.
CITY: Colp
Family restaurant serving Italian, American, sandwiches and seafood. Buffet available. Closed on Sunday.
CITY: Johnston City
Racks, Wings, and Things
Newly opened restaurant and bar. We have games, 3 pool tables, 2 darts machines, fun bartenders, karaoke and live bands.
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Staff Writer | February 04,2013BENNINGTON — Joseph Hayes, who pleaded guilty in January to a misdemeanor charge involving an incident that happened at an emergency scene, was voted out as the chief of the Bennington Rural Fire Department but maintains a leadership position in the department.
Shawn Gardner, who was second assistant chief last year, is the new chief of the department. The district elects officers from the floor and Gardner was elected over Hayes.
Bennington has two fire departments, one which is a department of the town and another that maintains its own independent taxing district. The Bennington Rural Fire District hosted its annual meeting on Monday.
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Voters also approved a budget of $394,300, an increase of $49,400 or about 14 percent, from last year's budget of $344,900. Two items that passed will allow the department to buy five new sets of turn-out gear for $12,000 and provide $25,000 for specialty vehicles.
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The goal of an asthma action plan is to reduce or prevent flare-ups and emergency department visits through day-to-day management. Having a written step-by-step plan in place provides clear instructions so you and your child can:
Experts recommend using a written plan as part of asthma treatment. Following a written asthma action plan can help your child do normal everyday activities without having asthma symptoms.
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