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February 2014 |
Feb. 21-22 |
Get your boots on the ground in this Search & Rescue camp offered by Civil Air Patrol. Learn orientation skills, emergency readiness, and rescue tactics that are used by Civil Air Patrol squadrons in patrol missions. All adults must be Girl Scout membership with current background checks. |
Grades: 6-12 $20/girl • $10/adult February 21, 7pm—February 22, 2 pm Brownsville Civil Air Patrol 495 Amelia Earhart Dr, Brownsville, TX Minimum: 20 / Maximum: 100 |
March 2014 |
Mar. 1 |
Get hands-on fun with aerospace activities led by the Civil Air Patrol in Brownsville. Make planes or rockets and test your skills at making them fly! Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors will learn basic concepts of aerodynamics. |
Grades: K-5 Cost $15.00/girl • Cost $10.00/adult March 1 • Lunch is Noon-1 8am-Noon for girls in grades K-3 1-5pm for girls in grades 4-8 Brownsville Civil Air Patrol 495 Amelia Earhart Drive, Brownsville, TX Registration closes February 14 Maximum: 40 per session |
Mar 1-2 |
Girl Scout Overnight at CC Museum of Science and History At this NightLab event hosted by Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History, girls will be introduced to amazing women through Texas history, and get hands-on experience in the museum. From Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor to poet Gloria Anzaldua, girls will be inspired by the stories of Texas women who are nothing to mess with! |
Ages 7+ Cost $45.00/girl • Cost $20.00/adult March 1 at 6pm-March 2 at 8am Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History 1900 N. Chaparral, Corpus Christi, TX Registration closes February 14 Minimum: 30 girls |
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This is a beginners' backpack trip at Lost Maples State Natural Area, great for first-time and experienced backpackers. Adults and girls attending must complete backpack training prior to the trip. Training is available at the Outdoor Skils Spectacular events, and at dates listed in this guide. Registration fee covers park entry and overnight fees. Fee does not cover transportation, meals, or equipment. |
Grades: 6-12 D-O $14.00/girl • $14.00/adult March 14-16 changed date Lost Maples State Natural Area Vanderpoiol, TX Registration closes March 5 updated! Minimum: 6 / Maximum: Depends on site availability |
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Learn the outdoor skills appropriate for your grade level at this annual OSS event. Skills such as fire safety, outdoor cooking, etc., are taught by skilled instructors. Girls learn new skills each year they attend, with a few favorite activities included each year. Girls should sign up for only one Outdoor Skills Spectacular event per year. Backpack training is optional at this year's event to Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors, and volunteers which fulfills training requirements for council backpacking events. Snacks provided; bring a sack lunch. |
Grades: All $7.50/girl • Adults free March 8 • 9 am—4 pm Camp Green Hill 23152 Park Road 25, Mathis, TX Registration closes February 21 Minimum: 50 / Maximum: 150 |
Mar. 14-16 |
Core Camp at Bayview #2 - Canceled due to low registrations Core Camp is a great opportunity for a girls and volunteers to have a first-time overnight at camp. In the camping progression, girls should have already done overnights indoors and a backyard camp-out. Troop Camp Consultant training is not required for troops to attend. Program and meals are preplanned so that volunteers can step in and have a great weekend with their girls. Registration is open to both troops and individual Girl Scouts. Please register for only one Core Camp per year. |
Grades: 2-12 ESA $28.00/girl • $12.00/adult Camp Bayview 103 S. San Roman Blvd., Bayview, TX Registration closes February 28 Minimum: 25 / Maximum: 65 |
Mar. 21-23 |
If you've attended Core Camp at Bayview and you're ready to try out tent camping, Wilderness Core Camp is a great opportunity to have a first tent-camp troop trip to beautiful Camp Green Hill. Troop Camp Consultant training is required for troops to attend. Bring your own meal to cook outdoors on Saturday night! Registration is open to both troops and individual Girl Scouts. Please register for only one Core Camp per year. (Wilderness Core Camp #2 takes place in May) |
Grades: 2-12 ESA $20.00/girl • $12.00/adult Camp Green Hill 23152 Park Road 25, Mathis, TX Registration closes March 7 Minimum: 25 / Maximum: 65 |
Mar. 29 |
The University of Texas Marine Science Institute is hosting this event for Girl Scouts to explore the activities and careers of women in the Marine Sciences. Get hands-on experiences in the lab and in the field at the UTMSI campus in Port Aransas. Right on the coast, this is the perfect place for girls to get excited about marine science and how a career in this field can make a big difference for our environment. Adults who register will participate in the Chaperone Cafe, where they will get to chat and spend time with scientists while the girls participate in their activities. |
Grades: 6-8 ESA $5.00/girl 8:30am-12:15pm (Doors open at 8:00am) Univ. of TX Marine Science Institute 750 Channel View Dr, Port Aransas, TX Registration closes March 24 Minimum/Maximum To Be Announced |
Mar. 29-30 |
Brownies through Ambassadors are invited to the National Butterfly Center at an overnight event. Camp is anchored by the Metamorphosis TeePee, where you may hold your own midnight council meeting over hot chocolate and s'mores. Juniors earn requirements toward Camper and Geocacher, Cadettes complete requirements toward Trailblazing and Night Owl. Tents, food, and camping supplies not included. Register by calling 956-583-5400. |
Grades: 2-12 $25.00/girl • Adult cost TBA 6:30pm to 7:30am National Butterfly Center 3333 Butterfly Park Dr., Mission, TX 78572 Registration closes March 14. Minimum: TBA / Maximum: TBA |
April 2014 |
Apr. 12-13 |
Annual Meeting, Swap Meet, Recognition Banquet, Gold Award Alliance Meet 'n' Greet, and Adventure Camporee Five events take place in one weekend where girls and volunteers from across the council gather for celebrations and fun. See the linked packet for all details and registration form. |
Grades: All FAM Costs and times for individual events listed in Annual Gathering packet Richard M. Borchard Regional Fairgrounds, 1213 Terry Shamsie Blvd, Robstown, TX Registration closes March 21 No minimum / Maximum depends on space |
Apr. 26 |
Girlapalooza at Schlitterbahn SPI Make a splash getting a jump-start on the new Girl Scout year with this Spring Registration celebration. Ticket price includes entry to Schlitterbahn and Girl Scout membership for 2014-15. Purchases are contingent upon registration or re-registration as a Girl Scout for the 2014-15 membership year. Tickets will not be available for this price at the door. Tickets are for sale at all five Girl Scout service centers or by mail. See the flier for details. Contact Allie at (956) 668-0299. |
Grades: ALL FAM $39.00/girl • $39.00/adult Schlitterbahn South Padre Island 33261 Park Road 100 South Padre Island, TX Ticket sales end April 22, 2014 No minimum / No maximum |
Apr. 26 and Apr. 27 |
Girlapalooza at Texas State Aquarium Make a splash getting a jump-start on the new Girl Scout year with this Spring Registration celebration. Registration fee includes the cost of entry to Texas State Aquarium, program for girls at the Sea Lab, and membership for 2014-15 year. Registration for this event is continegent upon registration or re-registration as a Girl Scout for the 2014-15 membership year. |
Grades: ALL FAM
$35.00/girl • $35.00/adult 1pm-7pm Texas State Aquarium 2710 N Shoreline Corpus Christi, TX Registration closes April 18 Per session Min: 20 girls / Max: 60 girls |
May 2014 |
May 17 |
Brownies through Seniors will learn all about animals, from appropriate (and inappropriate) Pets, to Habitats, Helpers, and conservation efforts for endangered and protected species, such as the Texas Tortoise and Texas Indigo. Springtime in the wild is full of surprises, so join us for a program that is sure to please animal lovers of all ages! Register by calling 956-583-5400. |
Grades: 2-10 FAM $15.00/girl • Two leaders free per troop, additional parents and siblings pay park admission cost only. 9am-12pm National Butterfly Center 3333 Butterfly Park Dr., Mission, TX 78572 Registration closes May 2 Minimum: TBA / Maximum: TBA |
May 24 |
Girl Scouts and their families are invited to show some Tender Loving Care at Camp Bayview with clean-up, service projects, and elbow grease. Adopt a project or need of the camp from a list, and help keep your camp beautiful! |
Grades: All FAM Free for girls and adults 7am-2pmish Camp Bayview 103 S. San Roman Blvd., Bayview, TX Registration closes May 16 |
May 31 |
Girl Scouts and their families are invited to show some Tender Loving Care at Camp Green Hill with clean-up, service projects, and elbow grease. Adopt a project or need of the camp from a list, and help keep your camp beautiful! |
Grades: All FAM Free for girls and adults 7am-2pmish Camp Green Hill 23152 Park Road 25, Mathis, TX Registration closes May 23 |
May 31 |
Open House for Girl Scouts Educational Services Center Region 2 invites Girl Scouts to an Open House to kick off their partnership with Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas. Girls will complete a requirement for a badge, explore the interactive themed rooms, and receive a patch for completing a Scavenger Hunt Challenge. Save the date! More details and registration will appear here! |
Details TBA Educational Services Center Region 2 Corpus Christi, TX |
Summer Fun 2014 |
June 6-8 |
Join the team of camp staff, and enjoy the summer as a lifeguard, counselor, kitchen staff, unit leader, or activity leader. Free training is provided to all camp staff, to get ready for a fun and unforgettable summer. |
Grades: 9-12 & Adult D-O Free for camp volunteers Times to be announced Camp Bayview 103 S. San Roman., Bayview, TX |
Have an unforgettable summer at Camp Bayview. Mini-camps are Camp Sampler themed. Enjoy all of the fun of a Girl Scout camp—splashing in the pool, singing by the campfire, bunking with new friends, and making memories that lats a lifetime! Mini-camp #1—June 20-22 Mini-camp #2—June 27-29 Mini-camp #3—July 11-13 |
Grades: Completed K-12 D-O $80.00/girl See Summer Camp packet for details on all sessions. Camp Bayview 103 S. San Roman, Bayview, TX |
Make lifelong friends and memories at Girl Scout camp. From late-night swim parties to camp cook-outs, you'll have the summer adventure you've been waiting all year for. Camp themes to be announced in February. Resident Camp #1—July 20-25 Resident Camp #2—July 27-August 1 |
Grades: Completed 2-12 D-O See Summer Camp packet for details on all sessions. Camp Bayview 103 S. San Roman, Bayview, TX |
Jul 28 - Aug 1 |
Learn from experienced surfers how to ride the waves off the coast of Padre Island. Surf camp runs daily from 8:30-3:30pm. Fee includes a Gilr Scout Surf patch, camp t-shirt, goody bag, surf shirt, an ocean awareness and conservation course, and plenty of supervised time on the board. |
Grades: Completed 4-12 $265/girl 8:30am-3:30pm daily Padre Island Registration closes 14 or when full Maximum: 25 |


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The Gala of Stars showcases the talent and excellence of Concordia's students to an ever larger community building enthusiastic support for scholarship funds to prepare the leaders of tomorrow.Ruth DeNault '07, MBA '09
The Gala of Stars showcases the talent and excellence of Concordia's students to an ever larger community building enthusiastic support for scholarship funds to prepare the leaders of tomorrow.
The recipient of Concordia University's 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award was Mr. Bart Starr, who led the Green Bay Packers to five World Championships, was MVP in Super Bowls I and II, and is in the NFL Hall of Fame, plus numerous other achievements. Mr. Starr is an individual of impeccable character who has served his family and community faithfully through the years and is a role model for athletes and business people alike. Today, Mr. Starr runs Bart Starr Enterprises and is the Co-Founder of the Rawhide Boys Ranch in Wisconsin, which provides homes and academic and vocational training for boys ages 8-17 who have been referred by juvenile courts.
"Growing up in a strong Christian environment provided me with many valuable lessons about family, school, athletics, and, most of all, God. Like most kids, I idolized one sports figure or another. However, Jesus was the ultimate role model for me," said Mr. Starr.
UPDATE (as of April 23, 2013): President Kurt Krueger will present the Lifetime Achievement award to NFL great Bart Starr in Birmingham, Alabama, at the end of April. We were informed that due to family health issues, travel to California for Mr. Starr is not possible. Gala guests will get the opportunity to hear Mr. Starr accept the award via the taped presentation.
Appearing in person at the Gala to honor Mr. Starr will be Ken Bowman, Bart's center in Super Bowls I & II and the Ice Bowl; and Jackie Slater (L. A./St. Louis Rams offensive tackle), who was the 1996 recipient of the Bart Starr award.
For more information contact Grace Saldaña at (949) 214-3185 or email@example.com
A sell-out crowd of 500 filled Concordia University's arena, transformed into a patriotic black-tie venue, at the Gala of Stars on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Our generous guests donated a record $550,000 for the student scholarship fund.
Special guest Louis Zamperini was the highlight of the evening. President Kurt Krueger presented Zamperini with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The WWII Veteran, prisoner of war, Olympic champion, missionary to Japan and subject of Laura Hillenbrand's best-selling book, Unbroken, is a true American hero. Concordia theatre students depicted segments of his life in drama and song, and alumna Caryn Borland '85 sang "Sacrifice," a song she wrote and dedicated to all the military who serve our country. After receiving the bronze eagle award, Mr. Zamperini was presented a Concordia cap by Leah Jaeger '14, a member of the track team.
Event chairs H.E. '93 and Tamara Durbin thanked guests for their support and introduced the volunteers who helped make the event possible, including auction chair, Ruth DeNault '07 MBA '09. She and her outstanding committee gathered almost 200 treasures that evoked lively bidding in both the silent and live auctions.
The evening ended on a high note as the Concordia students sang a medley of theme songs from each branch of the military. Current and former veterans were invited to stand and be recognized for their service to the country, and the evening ended with a rousing rendition of "America" as fireworks illuminated the screens and guests flocked to the stage for a chance to meet Mr. Zamperini.


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Once connected, the setup can stream movies, video games, photos, music and more.
According to D-Link, the app works with mydlink SharePort-enabled D-Link routers, such as the Wireless AC1750 router (DIR-868L), the Wireless AC1200 router (DIR-860L), the Wireless AC1200 router (DI-850L), and the Wireless AC1000 router (DIR-820L).
"Combined with D-Link's award-winning 11AC routers with next-generation Wi-Fi speeds, the mydlink SharePort app offers an easy way to view and share content, creating a private and personal cloud that instantly adds storage to your mobile device, giving you more options to control what information you put on your personal cloud versus public cloud," said Daniel Kelley, vice president of marketing for D-Link Systems, Inc. "Stream your favorite music, play a photo slideshow, or even view documents offline while you're traveling. And, all files are kept on your own USB hardware, safe at home, limiting access to your content—it's your data, your hardware and your very own private cloud."
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A gold-colored iPhone is just one of the announcements rumored to be on the agenda for Apple's "special event" Tuesday. (iMore / September 9, 2013) |
We're less than 24 hours away from Apple's "special event" Tuesday at its headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. It's slated to be a smaller event than usual, but with a twist: There's another media event scheduled for Beijing just nine hours later.
Here's a rundown on the latest rumors:
Gold iPhone: It may sound trivial, but gold, or "champagne" as some have called it, is one of the most popular after-market colors for iPhone cases. If Apple does introduce a gold iPhone, it will be only the third official color for the main iPhone, joining the classic black and white.
iPhone 5C: This is the so-called cheap or lower-cost phone that is aimed at new smartphone buyers and emerging markets. Rather than a metal case, it's expected to be plastic and come in an array of colors. The critical point: How much will it cost?
iPhone 5S: This is the new high-end smartphone. The rumors don't point to too many thrilling, breakthrough type features. Possibly a fingerprint scanner for security, a faster processor. It's the off-year refresh, after all. It's the iPhone 6 next year that ought be the real revelation.
China Mobile: There have been a number of reports that the company will announce a deal with China Mobile that will allow the carrier to sell the iPhone to its 700 million subscribers. Such a deal might well trump anything else Apple has to say Tuesday.
Bye-bye, iPhone 5: With the new iPhone 5C and 5S, Apple is expected to stop selling the iPhone 5, which was released last year. That would be the shortest life span of any iPhone yet. And it will also likely kill off the iPhone 4, which has remained surprisingly popular as a free option offered by carriers in the U.S.
Apple Wallet: There's some talk that Apple has a new mobile payment service up its sleeve. This feels like a bit of a long shot.
Apple TV: Rumors flared up again that Apple would announce something related to Apple TV when a tech blog reported on import documents that seemed to indicate such a device. It's tantalizing, as Apple has been increasing the amount of content available on its current $99 Apple TV set-top box. And it's been more than a year since the device was updated. But for the moment, this seems to be Tuesday's least likely to be announcement.
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Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808Phone:213-740-0748Education:PhD, University of Picardie; DEA, EHESSPersonal Website:http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~padlerOverview
Paul Adler's research and teaching focus on strategy and organization design in professional, R&D, engineering, healthcare, and manufacturing businesses. His recent work has focused on environmental and social challenges to business. He has published widely in academic and managerial journals, and served on the editorial boards of Administrative Science Quarterly, Management Science, Organization Science, and California Management Review, among others. Before joining USC in 1991, he held appointments at Columbia University, Harvard Business School, and Stanford University. He currently serves as Vice-President of the Academy of Management.
Capitalism in question • 2013The Oxford Handbook of Sociology, Social Theory, and Organization Studies: Contemporary Currents • 2013Political Economy • 2011Critical Management Studies • 2008Technological determinism • 2008Enabling Process Discipline: Lessons on Implementing the Capability Maturity Model for Software • 2005Performance Improvement Capability: Keys to Accelerating Improvement to Hospitals • 2003Corporate scandals: It's time for reflection in business schools • 2002Social Capital: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly • 2000Teams at NUMMI • 1999The Emancipatory Significance of Taylorism • 1999Flexibility Versus Efficiency? A Case Study of Model Changeovers in the Toyota Production System • 1999Lean Production and Worker Health: A Discussion • 1998Review of: Laurie Graham: On the Line at Subaru-Isuzu: The Japanese Model and the American Worker, and Terry L. Besser, Team Toyota: Transplanting the Toyota Culture to the Camry Plant in Kentucky • 1997United States: Variations on a Theme • 1997Getting the Most out of Your Product Development Process • 1996Interdepartmental Interdependence and Coordination: The Case of the Design/Manufacturing Interface • 1995From Project to Process Management: An Empirically-Based Framework for Analyzing Product Development Time • 1995Democratic Taylorism: The Toyota Production System at NUMMI • 1995Designed for Learning : A Tale of Two Auto Plants • 1995From Project to Process Management in Engineering: Managerial and Methodological Challenges • 1995NUMMI: A Case Study • 1995Antecedents to Intergroup Conflict in Multifunctional Product Development Teams: A Conceptual Model • 1994Review of: C. Berggren: Alternatives to Lean Production: Work Organization in the Swedish Auto Industry • 1994Workers' Responses to New Wave Manufacturing • 1994Rejoinder to Berggren's critique • 1994Materialism and Idealism in Organizational Theory • 1993Time-and-Motion Regained • 1993Managing DFM: Learning to Coordinate Product and Process Design • 1992The Chief Technology Officer: A New Role for New Challenges • 1992Strategic Management for Technical Functions • 1992Capitalizing on New Manufacturing Technologies: Current Problems and Emergent Trends in US Industry, in National Academy of Engineering and the Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education • 1991Workers' Assessments of Three Flexible Manufacturing Systems • 1991Adapting Your Technological Base: The Organizational Challenge • 1990Marx, Machines and Skill • 1990Shared Learning • 1990Managing High-Tech Processes: The Challenge of CAD/CAM • 1990The Chief Technology Officer • 1990The Skill Requirements of CAD/CAM • 1990The Role of the Chief Technology Officer • 1990Product Development Know-How: Trading Tactics for Strategy • 1989When Knowledge is the Critical Resource, Knowledge Management is the Critical Task. • 1989Automation and Skill: Three Generations of Research on the Machine-Tool Case • 1989CAD/CAM: Managerial Challenges and Research Issues • 1989Contributing author: Challenges and Opportunities for Manufacturing Engineers • 1989Socio-dets and Techno-dets: Determinants of Diffusion and Implementation Patterns of Automated Machine Tools • 1989Technology Strategy: A Guide to the Literatures • 1989Automation and Work (in French) • 1988The Forest and the Trees: A Response to the Comments by Alain d'Iribarne (in French) • 1988Managing Flexible Automation • 1988A Plant Productivity Measure for High-Tech Manufacturing • 1987Review of: P. Whalley: The Social Production of Technical Work and R. Sussman, Mechanics of the Middle Class • 1987Effective Implementation of Integrated CAD/CAM: A Model • 1987Review of: P. Blackburn, R. Coombs, K. Green: Technology, Economic Growth and the Labor Process. • 1987Automation and Skill: New Directions • 1987Contributing author: Management of Technology: The Hidden Competitive Advantage. • 1987Skill Formation in U.S. Accounting Firms • 1987New Technologies, New Skills • 1986Rethinking the Skill Requirements of New Technologies • 1986Review of: L. Hirschhorn: Beyond Mechanization • 1986History vs. Segmentation: On Recent Labor Market Research (in Italian) • 1985Thirty Years of Automation and Operating Costs in French Banking ( in French) • 1983The Productivity Puzzle': Numbers Alone Won't Solve It • 1982
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Healing After The Loss Of A Child: There Are Roses Growing In My Soul
Perhaps, even more fitting that after we laid Matthew's hand-sized coffin in the ground, the blooms died and roses stopped appearing.
I liked the idea of a bare stick jutting out of the ground. I wanted it to remain bare and to hide its growth from sight for a year or two. I wanted that rose bush to mirror the way I felt, ugly and unproductive. Time was necessary, lots of time, for that bush to bloom and for me to start the process of healing, but God had other plans again. He often does. I'm not sure that my time of mourning has fully ended, but I understand that my roots are planted deeply in faith and God has the power to turn my sorrow into joy.
When we moved four years ago, I again planted some new rose bushes just beside our new, front porch and relocated a resident climbing rose bush to the Marian garden. Last year, having purchased two apple trees, I felt compelled to try a little harder and so I rummaged through the shed and found a container of plant food. Food in hand, I circled my way around the yard sprinkling here and there our azaleas, apple trees, and my rose bushes.
I'm not really sure why I have this affinity for rose bushes, but just the thought of them brings three beloved people to mind. My mother had some roses planted just across the driveway from the side door (the door we actually used to go in and out as opposed to the front door that only strangers entered through). Then there is the story of St. Therese, the Little Flower, dropping roses to those who ask for her intercession. A grammar school teacher first taught me about her and my college roommate renewed my interest in this dear saint years later. In fact, I offered a novena to the little saint in those hours after our first child, Dimitri, was born when the details of his illness began to unfold. And, of course, roses always evince a connection to my Blessed Mother.
Most of the time when I bring blooms in, I offer them to our Lady by placing the vase on our kitchen shrine.
This spring those rose bushes decided to reward my little efforts in so many more ways than I understood at first. Each in turn, the tall, thorny, green stalks began to produce tiny buds that erupted into beautiful flowers of yellow and then red.
The timing of this was something of a gift in and of itself. I began to spy the changes during the weeks surrounding the loss of my husband's job and the loss of our dear expected baby, who was still cradled in my womb.
That is when my secret, daily ritual started. Waking up each morning, I would walk through the house opening windows and doors before stepping out onto the front porch which I'd cross in order to peer over the railing to see what those bushes had in store for me that day. Simple and perhaps a bit silly, but those bushes filled me with an inexplicable hope and peace. The dilemma for me then was in deciding whether I wanted to cut those blooms and carry them inside to enjoy or allow them to remain on the stem, where their beauty might last a bit longer.
At the end of April when the roses first made their appearance, we had the privilege of being godparents to our friends' son. In thanksgiving for this blessing and that of our expected little one, I carried those first blooms to Our Lady of Czestochowa and placed them at her shrine in St. Joseph's Catholic Church. It was an easy offering on my behalf. Although I admit, I was humbled measuring my tiny bouquet against the two matching arrangements that decorated the table. To the eye, my gift looked unimpressive, but I knew that I hadn't retained a single blossom for myself. My satisfaction was derived in knowing that I gave everything I had.
During the next few weeks, our personal trials increased and so did my daily ritual. Then, one particular Thursday came. We'd discovered the baby's death some days before, but I was still clinging to the hope of a miracle. Knowing that Lazarus had been raised and so too had Jarius' daughter been woken from her eternal slumber, I was praying that death would not win again. Since my husband was home, we had the rare opportunity of attending Thursday morning Mass as a family.
As we rushed around preparing nine people to leave by 7:30am, I'd not had time for my peaceful ritual. But, the thought washed over me that I needed to bring today's blooms to my Mother. I headed out to quickly clip and plant today's bounty into a vase for transport when I was overcome by sadness and then anger.
There they were in all their splendor, five roses. Five, I counted them again, five.
In an instant, without a moment's hesitation, I realized there was one bloom for each of our five heavenly children. One for Dimitri, one for Mary, one for Simeon, one for Philomena and now one for Matthew, too, how could this be?
"No, no," I wanted to scream, "You can't have five from us. You have four already, you don't need this fifth soul."
I wanted to pretend it didn't mean anything, but I knew better. I wanted to leave those roses home because surely Our Lady didn't need those stupid flowers anyway, but I knew better. So, holding fast to my unspoken anger and searing sorrow, I grabbed the scissors and I cut all five of those opened roses. Hurriedly, I stuck them into a vase as the family waited in the van. It was an internal tug-of-war for me, but I knew I had to give them all, so silently I did.
At the same time the roses were busy in the front yard, the climbers in the Marian garden were also joining in. The whole Marian garden was filled with the colors of red roses, orange Day Lilies and white Easter Lilies. During the time we were waiting for Matthew's delivery, I remember thinking at least the garden was ready for his arrival. It brought me some solace to consider this tiny family graveyard would be well decorated when it came time for his funeral.
Perhaps, even more fitting that after we laid Matthew's hand-sized coffin in the ground, the blooms died and roses stopped appearing.
You might imagine my surprise and delight weeks later when beloved friends brought us a new rose bush in memory of Matthew. They had no idea of my rituals. And it wasn't until days later when I asked my little ones to prepare a spot in the front yard, that I read the tag. This bush was a John Paul II commemorative rose bush, and we all know whom he had great devotion to.
So, sometime in June we were gifted with this new plant that was nothing more, seemingly, than a stick with roots in a pot. I was thrilled to have a tangible, continuing sign of Matthew's brief, earthly life and I figured that if I was lucky, or more rightly blessed, we might see Matthew's roses in a year or two.
Perhaps, I'm just garden-ignorant (okay, I am, there is no perhaps about it) but I didn't understand when Greg told me that the bush was growing not even a month later. Finally, I saw those first tiny, red leaves for myself, but still I didn't believe. When Greg mentioned that buds were appearing, I simply ignored what he was telling me.
In truth, I liked the idea of a bare stick jutting out of the ground. I wanted it to remain bare and to hide its growth from sight for a year or two. I wanted that rose bush to mirror the way I felt, ugly and unproductive. Time was necessary, lots of time, for that bush to bloom and for me to start the process of healing, but God had other plans again. He often does.
Without my consent, that stump grew its leaves and then it had the temerity to produce a single white blossom. Unwilling to relinquish my denial, I allowed that pure, white flower to turn brown without much more than a fleeting glance from me. The bush, however, isn't dependent on my will to make it grow or not, so it continued to defy me.
In the course, of these many trials I have wrestled with what I perceived as an inability to pray and a test of my faith. In the weakest moments, I've cried out, "My God, why have You abandoned me?" Listening for the answer, I've heard nothing.
Having given those five roses to Mother, I've felt unable to give her anything more or even to ask for her intercession. Adoration and Mass have brought me comfort and temporary peace, but inside an emptiness has remained. A small prayer formed from this loneliness, in which I simply say, "Here I am Lord, I am empty. I have nothing left to offer, but I am Your's. Fill up my emptiness with Yourself."
A recent gospel reading ended with the command, "Whoever has ears ought to hear" which might also include whoever has eyes ought to see. Today I realized that I have been watching God's love bloom in my yard and in my empty places. He did not need my conscious consent. He was not dependent on me to feed Him. My soul is a rose bush planted in His Divine Marian garden and He has fed me with His word, nurtured me with His love and caused my heart to bloom with hope.
He used my affinity for these simple creations of His to teach me. Like the parables He used to explain the kingdom to His disciples, so are the rose bushes He is using to help me to understand.
There is one tiny white rose in bloom right now on Matthew's bush and another bud due to burst. The bushes that began my ritual have decided their rest is over and they, too, are ripe with buds. I'm not sure that my time of mourning has fully ended, but I understand that my roots are planted deeply in faith. And God's love has the power to transform my ugly emptiness into something beautiful and fruitful.
Tara K. E. Brelinsky is a home schooling mother of seven living children, with six more heavenly ones who intercede. Married to her childhood sweetheart, they make their home in North Carolina where they teach Natural Family Planning, grow a garden, raise two dogs, a cat and a bunch
of chickens. Tara studied journalism a lifetime ago in college, but now she writes for the the glory of God.
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Charlayne Hunter-Gault - Heroine of school desegregation who joined what was then known as The MacNeil/Lehrer Report in 1978. She later left PBS to report from South Africa for NPR and CNN.
Molly Ivins - Trenchant columnist who stood taller in her cowboy boots than most men
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Louise Fleming | July 22, 2012 5:29 PM
No Amy Goodman? or Esther Armah or Laura Flanders????
Sean | July 18, 2012 11:53 PM
How did Veronica Guerin not make this list? I mean, Guerin died because of her story on rampant drugs on the Irish streets.
Or Marie Colvin, who recently died in Homs, Syria, reporting not the war but the effects of war and the damage if has on the civilian population. It brought a humanity to the Syrians that Westerners haven't known.
These are women who stood up to tell a story that needed to be told, stories that needed to inspire people to take action against injustice.
I'm usually on board with most things on this blog, but damn, there's some blatant misses. You're kidding me with some of these, right? Oprah didn't really change journalism. Sure, she's powerful, but she's not even a journalist. She made an empire of entertainment and capitalist brainwashing.
Bes | July 17, 2012 1:06 PM
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Supraventricular Tachycardia (cont.) Medical Author:
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhDDr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications. Medical Editor:
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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACRDr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology. IN THIS ARTICLE
Supraventricular Tachycardia (SVT, PSVT) Medical TreatmentIf a person has low blood pressure, chest pain, or a failing heart with tachycardia, the condition is considered unstable. In such cases, the person may be in serious danger and need immediate treatment. They may need an electrical shock (cardioversion) to convert their heart to a normal rhythm. This is considered an emergency. Synchronized cardioversion, usually first attempted with a 50 joule shock, can be done with a defibrillator at the bedside with all emergency materials available (a resuscitation or "crash" cart) and ancillary personnel to help if the patient remains unstable or their condition deteriorates. Although this occurs infrequently with PSVT, it is best to be prepared. If a person's condition is stable, a number of options are available to end the abnormal rhythm:
A doctor, usually a cardiologist, will devise a treatment that treats the specific cause of supraventricular tachycardias. The following treatments are infrequently used for PSVT but may be necessary depending on the severity of the patient's symptoms and their overall health condition:
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MONDAY, Aug. 29 (HealthDay News) -- Although older Americans have many Medicare options to choose from, they may not be making good decisions about their coverage, according to a new study.
Some seniors -- particularly those with impaired brain function -- can become overwhelmed by the variety of complex Medicare Advantage plans available to them, preventing them from finding the best plan to fit their needs, according to researchers from Harvard Medical School's department of health care policy.
"We are providing the most complex insurance choices to the very population that is least equipped to make these high-stakes decisions," said Dr. J. Michael McWilliams, assistant professor of health care policy and medicine at Harvard Medical School and a general internist at Brigham and Women's Hospital, in a university news release.
"Most other Americans choose from just a few health plans, but elderly Medicare beneficiaries often have to sift through dozens of options," McWilliams said.
The Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 increased the number of private plans participating in the Medicare Advantage program, which purports to usher in more competition, lower premiums and result in better benefits, including prescription drug coverage.
In assessing how these changes affected enrollment in Medicare Advantage compared to traditional Medicare, researchers examined nearly 22,000 enrollment decisions made by more than 6,600 participants over the course of four years, taking into account their mental status and the plans available to them.
The study, published online and in the September print issue of Health Affairs, found that enrollment in Medicare Advantage increased when the number of Medicare Advantage plans available to seniors was fewer than 15.
When there were more than 30 plans available, however, enrollment dropped. The researchers pointed out that 25 percent of U.S. counties offer more than 30 Medicare Advantage options.
Elderly people with impaired brain function were much less likely to understand and take advantage of the wide array of benefits offered by Medicare Advantage plans and instead were more likely to choose the traditional Medicare program by default, according to the report.
Given the increasing numbers of older Americans with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, the findings should prompt policymakers to establish better ways to assist seniors in making the right choice for them, researchers said. That could include offering fewer choices or helping them make better decisions based on those options.
"Efforts to limit choice and guide seniors to the most valuable options could especially benefit those with cognitive impairments, who without more help appear to be leaving money on the table," said McWilliams. "Better enrollment decisions could in turn strengthen competition by rewarding high-value plans with more enrollees."
Not all experts would agree that the seniors who chose Medicare over Medicare Advantage were making the wrong choice, however.
Medicare Advantage plans have serious drawbacks compared to the original Medicare, according to the Medicare Rights Center (MRC), a non-profit consumer advocacy group.
Among the problems with Medicare Advantage the MRC cites are higher costs for skilled nursing care, home health care and in-patient hospital costs; unstable private plans that may suddenly stop coverage; restrictions in the choice of doctors, hospitals and other providers members can choose; and problems getting urgent or emergency care.
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