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What should I expect during the grief process?
Many people wonder what is "normal" during the grief process. Below is a list of some of the normal grief reactions that you may have. However, your grief reactions are unique to your situation and personality.
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Grief is a normal process and it is a time of reorganization of our entire world.
I can't cry at all. What's wrong with me? Or ... I can't stop crying. What's wrong with me?
People are very different in how they express their grief. Some people are criers and others are not. It is important to value how you experience grief, and not let others tell you that you are doing it wrong. The important thing to remember is that you should find some way to express your grief. For some of you it may be crying, for others it may be things like talking, reading, journaling, making craft projects in honor of your loved one or scrapbooking ... anything that helps express your feelings about the loss.
Time heals all wounds, right? So can't I just ignore this grief thing and just stay really busy?
Time really doesn't heal all wounds…. It's what you do with the time that heals. You can choose to encounter your grief, or you can choose to ignore it. Time will go forward either way, but those who allow themselves to experience their grief will move toward healing.
It's been three months since my loved one died. Why am I feeling worse?
It is normal to feel worse at a later point after the loss. Many times people function on auto pilot right after a loss and feel like they are in a fog for quite some time after their loved one died. When the fog begins to clear (and that may take a few weeks or a few months), grief can become more acute. Unfortunately, this is about the time that other people begin to expect you to be "back to your old self." So, many grievers face the awkward situation of everyone assuming they are feeling better when they are actually feeling worse.
Sometimes I think I'm going crazy … am I?
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Are there stages that I will go through in grief?
There are no set stages that you will go through in an orderly way. Grief is a chaotic and changing process by its very nature. Although people are very different, they do have some similarities in what they will experience. Most likely, during your grief journey you will negotiate, in your own way, the following tasks, based on those by grief author William Worden:
How long will grief last?
Grief is a process rather than an activity with a defined ending. It is a very individual process. The course of your grief will depend upon your relationship with the person who died, the nature of their death and your coping style. In general, the cultural belief that grief starts subsiding in about six weeks is not true. Often, that is when your loss really begins to sink in on a deeper level. If you as a griever are not avoiding the grief process, it should change over time and become less intense and more manageable.
Will I ever feel better?
Yes, you most likely will. If you have experienced your grief and not avoided it, you will probably find that your grief will become more manageable over time. The intensity of your grief and the amount of energy your grief takes will decrease as you move along in your journey. You will find that you are able to invest more energy in other people and things as you work through your grief. This happens in very different time frames for people, depending on the nature of their loss, their personality and their relationship with the person who died.
How would a grief support group help me?
A support group is a safe place for grievers to talk about their experience of grief. Often grievers are encouraged to "be strong" and so they often keep their feelings to themselves so they don't disappoint others. A support group also provides information about the grief process so that people understand what is normal and how they can best cope with their loss. It can be intimidating to come to a support group, but the vast majority of people who do come experience some relief from their feelings of grief.
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There are many resources that grievers can access. Books can be a big source of comfort, and there are many available that talk about the grief process and coping. Many agencies offer support groups and workshops, often free of charge. Community Home Health and Community Health Network both offer grief support groups. Many counselors specialize in grief therapy. For children, Camp Erin® Indianapolis is a free weekend-long grief camp for kids ages 6-17; Brooke's Place offers free grief support services for children/teens/young adults ages 3 - 22+.
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Every night, Karen and Jeff Robinson pick up leftovers from local bakeries and act as a human bridge between the supply and demand, delivering the goods to shelters across the valley."I was surprised of the need, but I was surprised even more by how much good food is going to waste by being thrown out by these stores," Karen said. Inside their Chandler garage, Karen was packing up enough cookies and muffins to feed an army.Or, to be more specific, a shelter full of veterans who had anything but a sweet homecoming."Just like in the military, we like when we go to chow hall and there's just a little extra to eat, we love it," said Darryl Vincent of U.S. Vets Phoenix.
"Sometimes it's the food, sometimes it's that someone took time of their day to give something to me, that no one else did today."
The Robinson's might visit a half dozen shelters like this before noon.
It's a routine that they have kept up for three years.
"We have put close to 80,000 miles on our car doing this," Karen said."I think it's incredible what they put together on their own," said Martin Skalon, a friend of the Robinson's who also helps pick up the pastries two nights a week.
Skalon nominated Karen and Jeff for CBS 5's Pay It Forward program, so we put in a little dough of our own and surprised them with the $500 reward.
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David Cameron will not accept a cut in Britain's rebate from Brussels as he tries to secure a freeze in the European Union budget, Downing Street has said.
The Prime Minister's spokesman said the rebate, negotiated by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, was "fully justified" and would be protected.
The prospect of a reduction in the rebate has been raised by the European Commission and European Council president Herman van Rompuy under proposals for the EU budget, which will be the subject of tortuous negotiations among EU leaders gathering in Brussels on Thursday.
"We are going to protect our rebate because we think it's fully justified," said Mr Cameron's spokesman.
The Prime Minister is insisting on at least a real-terms freeze in the total EU budget for 2014-20. But he faces stiff resistance from countries which are overall winners from the way EU money is shared out - mostly poorer countries in the south and east of Europe - as well as the European Commission, which is arguing for a significant increase in its budget.
Revised proposals by Mr van Rompuy were an improvement but still contained further room for cuts, said Downing Street.
"While van Rompuy's proposals are a step in the right direction, we believe there are areas where further cuts can still be made," Mr Cameron's spokesman said. "There are various areas of spending that make up this EU budget and the current proposals see significant rises in certain areas and we think there is room to cut."
Mr van Rompuy has tabled proposals to put a ceiling of 973 billion euros (£783bn) - at 2011 values - on the amount the EU can commit to spending over the seven years between 2014 and 2020.
This would represent a real-terms reduction compared to the 993bn euro (£799bn) limit for 2007-13 and is well below the Commission's request for 1,033bn euros (£831bn) - also both at 2011 values.
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on Apr 22, 2013 at 9:19 am
Dear Naive...Keep believing the BS they feed you. Once you take the first pill they feed you the rest of them will be much easier to swallow. Wake up folks, it's just political propaganda and you take it hook line and sinker..
Thank you for listening, Julia Pardini from Alamo
on Apr 22, 2013 at 10:01 am
I want to thank the Democrats and Obama!
They deserve the credit for this lowered unemployment rate for their smart work in taking the right concrete actions to save, strengthen, and build a sound, long-lasting economic foundation for now and for the future.
Okay, so I'm being sarcastic!
........What was anyway that the Dems did that was so good for the economy?
What was the legislative action that made the economic foundation better and more stable?
Oh, yeah. They waited it out. They lived to fight another day. They will get to write their revisionist history (and claim themselves the obvious saviours of the world).
They outlasted the dep/resession .........and waited for the businesses who survived to keep things going (in spite of the other shoe yet to fall in the way of upcoming higher and additional taxes).
That......and their spending injection of millions for more government jobs and contracts to hire a few more workers for a short-term blip on the unemployment screen.
Someday......all jobs will be government jobs!
Hurray for the Bullet Train....take it straight in the head!
on Apr 22, 2013 at 10:45 am
I understand that "facts" have no place in the reality-free right wing zone inhabited by the above posters, but for those interested in the real world - yes, the past four years have seen the largest **reduction** in public sector employment since the aftermath of WWII, all of which has been offset by job gains in private enterprise.


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August 28, 2012, 9:56 pm
Do you a date night every week with your husband?
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Hi Becca! Unfortunately, we don't do a date night each week. We usually reserve Friday as family night, but our anniversary (15 years) is on Thursday and its back to school night at Zoe's school, so were celebrating Friday instead. We are making it a goal to do at least 1 to 2 date nights a month though.
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August 28, 2012, 10:09 pm
Happy Anniversary! I hope you two have a nice celebration <3 We're working on more date nights as well, and we don't even have kids yet!
August 29, 2012, 1:40 pm
I think the way you did the blog is perfect! You showed the list and named the dinner with the picture. If someone is interested they can click and get the recipe. Keep it as it is:)
August 30, 2012, 1:01 am
Love this! I've been trying to do the same and though it doesn't always work it makes life so much easier. And I like the pictures. I'm more likely to want to eat something if it looks good.
August 30, 2012, 1:14 am
Hi Jacquelyn,
You seems very well organized with all your family meals. Everything looks very yummy
About your query about the chocolate frosting that I used to bake my Barefoot cake, I didn't use any coffee at all when I baked this cake. My son and I can't really consume coffee due to its caffeine content and so I have been substituting all my coffee ingredients with cocoa powder for all my bakes.
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Darden Reaches New 52-Week High (DRI)
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PATCHOGUE, NY – February 21, 2013 – The Institute for the Study of Religion in Community Life at St. Joseph's College (SJC) is pleased to announce the continuation of its "Vatican II – 50 Years Later" lecture series with, "Women in Ministry" on Thursday, March 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the McGann Conference Center on the Long Island Campus.
"Women in Ministry" will be presented by Phyllis Zagano, Ph.D., an internationally acclaimed Catholic scholar, and a senior research associate and adjunct professor at Hofstra University. Dr. Zagano has lectured throughout the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia. A graduate of Marymount College in Tarrytown, N.Y., she holds a Ph.D. from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and master's degrees in communications, literature and theology. She is the author or editor of 15 books on religious studies and hundreds of articles and reviews in popular and scholarly journals. Her work has been translated into Czech, Indonesian, Italian, French and Spanish. Dr. Zagano is also general editor of the new Liturgical Press Spirituality in History series.
The lecture series reflects on Vatican II, formally known as the Second Vatican Council, which was assembled in 1962 to address relations between the Roman Catholic Church and the modern world, with the primary hope of mending the relationship between the Church and the Jewish community. By the time it concluded three years later, it had fundamentally altered the religious landscape.
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To keep it simple let's say you have a page with a list of customer's names. You click on the user to edit the user. A new page loads with text fields containing all the user's information such as first, last, email, address, etc.
Let's say I update the email address, when you click update what is the normal procedure SQL wise? Since you don't know what fields were changed do you run the UPDATE query on all fields even though not all fields may have been updated? Maybe you have an array with all fields and their values and then compare what has changed and then only update that one value? Sorry for the ignorance but I have never understood how this scenario would be handled.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Gov. John Baldacci is voicing his support for Maine's new tax reform law that Mainers will vote on in an upcoming referendum.
In his weekly radio address Saturday, the governor said the tax change has been called the "Maine Miracle."
The law, which has not gone into effect, lowers Maine's top income tax rate from 8.5 percent to 6.5 percent. But it also broadens the existing sales tax to dozens of items that are now exempt and raises the food and lodging tax.
Mainers will vote June 8 on a referendum asking if they want to keep or do away with the law. A "yes" vote favors repealing the law, while a "no" vote favors retaining it.
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SEATTLE (Zillow) — When you drive a new car off the lot, it immediately loses some of its value. Does the same apply to real estate? And if so, should you care?
For years, the new construction and development market has been sluggish. But now banks are lending again for new construction and developers are ready to build in full force. In major cities such as New York and San Francisco dozens of projects are in some phase of planning, construction, development and sale. In the suburbs and country, national homebuilders with large parcels of land are ready to develop communities of new homes.
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Buyers in any market are faced with the decision to buy a "used" home vs. a new one, of course. But it's becoming a little more likely that buyers will find brand-new homes from which to choose as well as pre-existing ones. Here are some things to consider when you face that choice.
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Any chart will show you that real estate values typically rise over long periods. So if you're in it for the long haul and can commit to at least five or 10 years, don't be overly concerned with your home's resale value. On the other hand, in today's highly mobile world, it might be more difficult to realize an increase in your home's value if you sell too soon. If you're not sure you can commit to a home, new or used, for at least five years, you might be better off renting.
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'Tis the season of bowl games. The Bowl Championship Series (BCS) five-game showcase of college football starts Tuesday, with Stanford winning over Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl.
The BCS National Championship Game on Jan. 7 features Notre Dame vs. Alabama.
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Jan. 2, 8:30 p.m., ESPN
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Jan. 3, 8:30 p.m., ESPN
BCS National Championship Game, Notre Dame vs. Alabama
Jan. 7, 8:30 p.m., ESPN
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A Clanton mother who pleaded guilty to killing one of her sons and attempting to kill the other has received her sentence.
Judge John Bush sentenced Ann Marie Campbellto 30 years for the shooting death of her 11-year-old son and 20 years for the attempted murder of her 15-year-old son. The sentences are to run concurrently. Campbell will get credit for time served, which is over two years now, and she will be eligible for parole in 15 years.
Campbell arrived at the courthouse just before 8 a.m. on Thursday, not showing much emotion as she walked in. The sentencing itself lasted about seven minutes.
More than a dozen family members attended the sentencing. About three of them spoke to the judge and to Ann Campbell herself. Through tears, most of them had the same question: Why? Why did she shoot 11-year-old Johnny Michael Campbell three times?
Court records show during the shooting, Michael said "Mother, please don't shoot me again. I can't take it anymore." They also asked why she shot at her 15-year-old son, Bailey Mays, injuring him as he ran from their trailer home. The only answer Campbell could be heard saying was, "I don't know." Later, she said she wanted help and was sorry for what happened.
Family members say Bailey Mays is trying to move on with life and is doing somewhat well, but is still having difficulty talking about what he saw and experienced that day.
Ann Campbell has a 14-year-old daughter as well. She was not at home the day of the shooting.
Family members say, in spite of what has happened, both children still love their mom.
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ENJOY the nice weather while you can – we are in for a soggy Saturday.
The Met Office today issued a severe weather warning, predicting heavy rain, hail and thunder for almost the entirety of England and the eastern half of Wales throughout the day.
The forecast predicts rain will start to fall at about 3am on Saturday morning and keep going until midnight, with some torrential spells.
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Some localised flooding and surface water is possible as a result of the downpours.
A statement on the organisation's website read: "Following a build of very warm and humid air from mid-week onwards there is the potential for the development of large thunderstorms over England and Wales from early on Saturday.
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State inspectors spent the day at Six Flags Over Georgia on Monday to make sure the rides are safe. The inspection came days after a woman was killed on the Texas Giant roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas. Witnesses said a woman fell off the roller coaster after they say she complained her lap bar wasn't secure. Six Flags said that it will not speculate on how the accident happened, but inspectors in Georgia aren't taking any chances. They spent hours looking at restraints on all the roller coasters on Monday."We check the nuts, the bolts, the latching mechanisms, seatbelts, electrical," said State Fire Marshal Dwayne Garriss.One ride was manufactured by the same company that made the roller coaster in Texas. "The ride that is manufactured by the same company is the Daredevil, and of course that's one of the first rides we're going to check on but that is a newer ride here at Six Flags Over Georgia," said Garriss. Inspectors from the Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner's office say their last full inspection was in March, and that the park was compliant before it opened this season.Parents who brought their kids to Six Flags told FOX 5 that they won't let Friday's incident in Texas stop them. They added that they felt safe knowing inspectors were taking another look."It's not something that happens every day. We know there is risk involve, but we come to have fun and know there are things in place done to take care of our safety," said Michelle Weil.
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Cricket has grown rapidly in Rwanda over the last few years, despite the country having very limited facilities. Construction on a dedicated cricket stadium is due to begin in October after years of fundraising. The final step to make the dream a reality is a World Record attempt to play cricket on top of Kilimanjaro. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
South Africa's women's cricket team will embark on their first tour as professional cricketers when they travel to the UK for three T20 matches against England and three T20s against Ireland. While expectations should be kept in check, the tour can only be a good thing in the greater scheme of things. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
Tokelo Rantie begins a new season with Bournemouth on the weekend. After becoming the club's record signing last year, he has not sparkled quite as many had hoped. Many of those struggles were due to personal issues, but with the pressure now somewhat relieved, a fresh start comes with a new season. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
England and India's women's cricketers will contest a Test match beginning next week. But the choice of venue and the cost of access is making it feel like a niche sport, out of reach of ordinary people. An opportunity to introduce average cricket fans to the women's game is being completely squandered. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
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This is an open letter to the Newport Beach Planning Commission.
On March 22, my husband and I were among the standing-room-only crowd assembled at City Council Chambers to hear the two agenda items scheduled by the commission for public discussion ("Planners send review onward," March 24).
We were there for the second item, the Banning Ranch draft environmental impact report (DEIR), but we noted a common thread throughout both deliberations: Change is inevitable. Indeed, one of the commissioners justified his vote for the first agenda item, development in Corona del Mar village, by saying that, and I am paraphrasing, things change and we have to adjust.
Change may or may not be inevitable, but change isn't inevitably for the better. Change can benefit one group over another. Change can hurt all concerned. It can take several steps back rather than forward. At its worst, change can cause precious things to be lost in the trade-offs that unrelenting progress demands.
After sitting through six hours of proceedings that night, waiting for decisions on two development projects — one of them Banning Ranch, which is arguably the most ambitious project in Newport Beach history — my husband and I agreed that we could sum up the results with a score card: Goliath: 2, David: 0.
Development won the night — and a very long night it was. The crowds packing the chambers were adamantly against more development. In the case of Corona del Mar, they wanted the area's unique sense of community and architectural traditions respected. In the case of Banning Ranch, a 400-acre parcel of coastal land in West Newport Beach, they wanted an irreplaceable natural resource preserved and protected as open space. The West Newport residents wanted protection from the traffic quagmire the huge development will create and from unsafe levels of air and noise pollution. The health and safety hazards of developing a 70-year-old oil field with nearly 500 wells were also grave concerns.
In Chairman Michael Toerge's preamble to the Banning Ranch public hearing, he noted that public comments could be intimidating, but also emphasized the strict three-minute time period, pointing out yellow and red lights that would assail commenters as they talked. I wonder when Toerge was last limited to three minutes to speak of profound impacts to his life, health and safety. I wonder how effective he would have been in his comments.
Toerge also cautioned people to address the substantive issues of the DEIR, a 7,000-page highly technical document, which may have led to the very atmosphere of intimidation he wanted to avoid. I personally know several people who decided not to speak, believing their comments weren't significant enough. I questioned the validity of my own comment about the 2.6 million cubic yards of contaminated soil to be moved during construction, creating toxic dust exposure even to children playing in the city park next to the development.
Perhaps unwittingly, Toerge also set up unreasonable expectations for the public. How could mere residents possibly meet the bar set by experts who testified on behalf of the development for hours? At the Banning Ranch study sessions, Toerge assured crowds that everyone would be heard at the public hearing. The March 22 meeting was a public hearing. Public comments are not unlike facing a firing squad with three minutes to save your life. Every member of the audience who had a concern should have been urged to come forward.
Esteemed commissioners, I offer these questions for your consideration.
Why were the developers and their consultants allowed unlimited blocks of time to present while opposing groups were denied them, even during public comments?
The Corona del Mar opposition was granted a block of time. Why not Banning Ranch, a development that will negatively impact the entire region?
Why did the commission defer to the city staff on virtually every question raised, including staff's "opinion" that the 19th Street bridge was still on the Master Plan of Arterial Highways? The bridge was removed at the March 12 Orange County Transportation Authority board meeting.
Why was the DEIR deemed fair and adequate without a traffic analysis to reflect new highly negative impacts?
Most significantly, when can the welfare of those severely impacted by development be denied in favor of public benefits, i.e., tax revenues and project amenities? To what extent is the commission or any other government body willing to make West Newport-Mesa collateral damage to the greater good?
I respectfully submit that the impacts were not "fairly and adequately resolved" and the public was not given reasonable or equitable access at the March 22 public hearing. I ask that the DEIR recommendation be rescinded and another public hearing scheduled. Thank you for your consideration.
Suzanne Forster
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Roy and Lynn Roden bicycled up the snowy mountains in Washington and through a sandstorm in the New Mexican desert. They picked apples, marveled at seals and hummingbirds — and grew closer with each mile.
Most of all, they spread the word about Parkinson's disease, as they rode cross-country from Seattle back to Miami with their two dogs riding behind them in carriers. Samantha is their Labradoodle; Oliver, their English springer spaniel.
"If I can travel 5,000 miles on a bicycle, maybe it can motivate someone to get out of the house, and just take a bike ride or walk around the block and get some exercise," said Roy Roden, 55, of North Miami Beach, who has Parkinson's.
Roden and his wife returned to Miami on Friday, completing their four-month "PD Challenge." Looking trim, fit and tanned, they cycled to the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine amid much fanfare, welcomed by Roy's doctors, family, friends and other members of the Parkinson's disease community.
"It's an amazing trip, and it's obviously going to increase awareness of Parkinson's disease and that there are treatment options that improve quality of life," said Dr. Jonathan Jagid, a neurosurgeon and associate professor at UM Miller School of Medicine.
During their adventure, the Rodens met with Parkinson's patients and researchers, sharing their experiences of managing the disease. Roy encouraged patients to join clinical trials and spoke about the benefits of Deep Brain Stimulation, a treatment he underwent in July that suppresses Parkinson's symptoms.
"Talking to people about their disease and to other care partners about how it affects them, that was one of the best things for me," said Lynn, Roy's wife.
A progressive, neurodegenerative brain disorder, Parkinson's is the second most common degenerative disease of the brain after Alzheimer's. It affects one million people in the United States, including an estimated 35,000 in South Florida, according to the National Parkinson Foundation, which is based in Miami.
Each year, about 50,000 to 60,000 cases of Parkinson's are diagnosed, with an average age at diagnosis of 62. With the aging of the baby boomer population, diagnoses are expected to double by 2030.
Among its symptoms, Parkinson's causes tremors, slowness of movement and rigidity. Those with the disease can also display a host of other early signs, including loss of smell. The disorder can also affect cognition and gastrointestinal functions.
The disease is caused in large part by a deficiency in the brain of the neurochemical dopamine, and progression can take at least a decade. About 15 percent of cases are known to be familial, and the other 85 percent are due to unknown genetic and environmental factors, said Dr. Carlos Singer, professor of neurology at UM and division chief of Parkinson's and movement disorders.
Roy experienced his first symptom, insomnia, at age 25. Over the next 25 years, he displayed other symptoms: difficulty holding a spoon, hand tremors, memory problems and an unexplained twitch. In 2009, after visiting many doctors, he was finally diagnosed with Parkinson's.
Last July, Jagid, the UM neurosurgeon, and Dr. Bruno V. Gallo, assistant professor of neurology and neurosurgery and director of the Deep Brain Stimulation program at UM, surgically implanted a device into Roden's chest with wires leading to his brain. The device, similar to a pacemaker, delivers electrical impulses to precisely targeted areas of the brain involving motor control and muscle function.
Before receiving DBS, Roden was taking as many as 30 pills a day. Now he is down to about three, and attributes his ability to complete the ride largely to the treatment.
Jagid urges patients not to wait or to view DBS as a last resort.
"This is a treatment that will improve quality of life early in the disease," he said.
Roden, who grew up in Pembroke Pines and Miami and graduated from Cooper City High School, spent 37 years working in the fitness industry. He met his wife of five years when she was a client at Olympia Gym in Aventura. Since then, she has become a personal trainer.
Roy said Lynn was the impetus for the trip. A free spirit who grew up in Alabama and has lived abroad, she had always wanted to go on a long-distance ride. And at 40, with two teenagers now living with her ex-husband in Brazil, she said she felt like she was at a turning point.
"We've had so much fun, and even when bad things happened, we got through them," she said. "It was all part of the experience."
In fact, they said their marriage grew stronger on the trip, along with their muscles.
"We're much closer than we ever were," Roy said.
Their route took them along the Pacific Coast Highway south to San Diego. Then, they stayed parallel to Interstate 10, heading home across California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and finally, to Florida.
From state to state, Roy held speaking engagements and made new friends. In Texas, the town of Frisco named Feb. 5 Parkinson's disease and Roy Roden Day.
"People along the way were just angels," Roy said. "They restored my faith in mankind."
In New Mexico, a bike club even offered to escort them to the next town.
"It was almost like Forrest Gump — people would ride with us," Roy said.
In preparation for the trip, the Rodens sold much of their belongings, and traded others. They exchanged their Jeep for a 27-foot, 1969 Airstream. Lynn's brother drove it part of the time, and a newfound friend drove it for another part.
Now, they'll pack up their remaining belongings and move west. They plan to spend winters in Tucson, Ariz., — where they will work at a Parkinson's wellness center — and summers in Westport, Calif. to work at a KOA campground, where they stayed on the trip. Roy will also become an "ambassador" for Medtronic, the maker of his Deep Brain Stimulation device.
First, they are buying a tandem bicycle to keep on riding.
"I really haven't finished," Roy said upon his return. "We're just getting started."
Added Lynn: "We're looking forward to many more quality years, and we hope to do our part for Parkinson's research."


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Ireland has fallen so low in terms of social justice that the well-being of financial investors in failed banks is being placed at a higher priority than the poor, the disadvantaged, the sick, children at school and the elderly, according to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
In the Autumn edition of The SVP Bulletin published this week the Society, pursuing its role of seeking social justice and equality of all citizens, says it has a duty to question the Government's commitment to social justice. According to the editorial in the SVPs quarterly national magazine of social justice, Ireland has fallen to a level where its people appear secondary to financiers?
"Facing into the Autumn brings the reality of austerity imposed on the people and its effects on many families who, increasingly, are finding it difficult to make ends meet, are fearful about the future and the threat of more taxation at a time when they do not have enough money, when their incomes do not meet outgoings and families are suffering from more worry and stress as a result," according to the Society which is receiving more requests for help than ever before.
In assessing the Government's performance in protecting the most vulnerable SVP National Director, Kieran Murphy writes; "Because of the choices the Government is making to comply with the demands of our international funders; the Troika, it is clear that it cannot meet the reasonable expectations to protect the most vulnerable and are unlikely to do so for the foreseeable future."
SVP National President Geoff Meagher says "While SVP volunteers cannot solve the many financial problems that come our way, we give time and hope. We are the only organisation in Ireland who are invited into people's homes on a regular basis. Our 10,000+ volunteers have the responsibility of seeking to care for and support the many thousands of people they meet with low income, poor health, educational disadvantage, relationship breakdown, bereavement, addiction, violence, loneliness, disability, debt, unemployment and many other challenges. Alternatives must be found to cutting the income supports and services which those who experience poverty and economic stress rely on."
Also in The SVP Bulletin Caroline Fahey, SVP Social Policy Development Officer highlights the imbalance in Irish society by comparing two areas in Dublin, a section of the north inner city and an avenue in the suburb of Blackrock, using the latest CSO figures. In one 65% of families with children are headed by lone mothers. In the other the figure is just 21%. For owner occupied housing the figures are 0% and 63%. And in terms of education 17% in one area and 34% in the other, have a degree, professional or postgraduate qualification.
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Basketball is known as the city game. New York City, often called the "Mecca of Basketball," has more than 700 outdoor courts and more than 500,000 players.
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The last time Reds outfielder Drew Stubbs played was June 5. He went 0-for-2 and drew a pair of walks. He was removed with discomfort under his ribs, and was day-to-day with something Dusty Baker insisted wasn't a strained oblique. It turned out to be a strained oblique, although for a while Stubbs remained day-to-day. Nobody felt that a DL stint would be necessary, until it was.
Stubbs is now on the disabled list, retroactively:
Willie Harris is back on the big league club.He takes the place of Drew Stubbs, now on the DL retroactive to June 6th.— Joe Danneman (@FOX19Joe) June 15, 2012
Stubbs will be eligible to return to the Reds next weekend, and maybe he will. It's hard to recover that quickly from an oblique strain, but Stubbs' would appear to be rather mild.
The center fielder owns a 79 OPS+ in 226 trips to the plate. Chris Heisey has manned center so far in Stubbs' absence, and will continue to do so unless something terrible happens to him.


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Kid Chocolate vs Guerrero is heating up!!, who you got??
Kid Chocolate vs Guerrero is heating up!!, who you got??
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Quillin-Guerrero conference call erupts
Heres some of the dialog from a recent teleconference discussing the April 27th fight between WBO middleweight champion Peter Quillin and Fernando Guerrero.
Quillin: Like I hear Fernando talking about hes doing it for the fans and hes doing it for everybody. But to be able to do it for somebody else, you have to be able to do it for yourself first to be able to prove to other people that, you know what Im saying, youre doing it for yourself; and thats what the fans are going to support, you doing it for yourself.
So, me doing this, its more than just like for Cuba and my father, who came over here with just a pair of pants and a shirt with no shoes on and come over here to make a-
Guerrero: Im sorry to cut you off, Peter.
Quillin: I didnt cut you off.
(Overlapping voices)
Guerrero: I could never do it for somebody else.
Quillin: I respect what youre doing. I respect what youre doing, but when I gave the opportunity to talk and you gave your long answers, I respect that, but now its my turn to talk. Im the champion; respect the champ.
Right now Im telling you that whatever youre doing and for whatever reasons youre doing it, youre finding the wrong reasons and Im going to exploit those reasons why youre doing this for the wrong people. The only thing amounts to when hes talking running from a cat is when you run into this whole thing and hes mad that he ran from the cat. All right, when he comes out of the hole and he decides that hes going to fight the cat and be able to put up a fight and he decided its a fight that he cant win, he runs back to the hole.
Listen man, we both fought older guys. We both had those kind of things in our life to say what we at, why we are at now in life, and right now Im trying to prove to myself that Im the strongest champion out there. You will not beat me April 27th. The only thing youre going to know how to do is run back in that hole like you did with Grady Brewer. You know how to lose. Me and you fighting from two different points of views; you fighting not to want to lose again. Im fighting to keep my undefeated record and be the powerful champion that God sent me here to be.
Guerrero: Are you done?
Quillin: Yes, lets keep it short and straight to the point because thats what Im going to do when I fight you. Were going to keep it straight, straight to the point.
Guerrero: The only way we can keep it straight and short to the point is in the ring, my man, you know.
(Overlapping voices)
Quillin: Im going to prove that April 27th. It is already said and done man.
Guerrero: You just started yesterday and God has blessed you and theres no doubt, but I dont respect nobody because Im the champ. When you get into the ring, youre not going to fight .
Quillin: No, youre fighting an animal, a hungry little animal, thats what youre fighting. The only thing youre going to be in this fight is
Guerrero: Every animal has his day and youre not an animal until you face me.
Quillin: Im the champ. Im the champ. Im the champ.
Question: Fernando, I know you have a huge following in Salisbury, Maryland. I was just wondering what type of a response youre expecting when you step into Barclays, you know, tapped into the Dominican community from New York City.
Guerrero: Well like I said, the following has always been great, but all I need is one or two people. Like I said, all I need is one or two people, and they always come through for me not just because Im doing it for myself or anything. I fight for different reasons. Boxing, its not just about boxing. Its about what boxing means to those people, what I have achieved, and thats what I do. I just get in there for those people because those are the ones that made me and Im going to put my life on the line.
I dont care about the fight with this dude. Ive lost amateur. Thats nothing new to me. Life is not, its like a lot of people try to make it seem like because I was in the Dominican Republic and I had no shoes and I had-Peter, you dont know anything about having no shoes or nothing. You probably never even been to Cuba. Your dad told you.
Quillin: I said boxing is fighting through the struggles. Its not fighting for two or three people. Boxing is fighting through the struggles. I have been to Cuba. I witnessed my family living in the same house that my father lived in over 32 years ago. Ive been to the Dominican Republic. Ive seen how people live in DR. Ive been to China; Ive been everywhere.
The thing thats important to me is that Im doing this for myself and nobody else, so once I step in there on April 27th the only thing Fernando Guerrero is going to be able to do is run back in that hole because Im going to be a cat on his ass.
Guerrero: Yes, okay. Well, he already said what I was going to do, so I cant say anything about that, but well see it in the fight. Ive never been the type of person that I dont even know what hes talking about rat and mouse or whatever and all that stuff and the cat. I just know that I know what made me. I know what I fight for and my purpose, my purpose and thats what Im going to go with, my purpose, my heart.
I dont see this just myself. I see it from everybody. I see from all that energy everything, thats what keeps me alive and thats where Im going to put and thats what Im going to show the whole world over there. If you fight for yourself, if you do it for yourself, yall gonna be yourself, by yourself.
Who wins this and how??
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After students pick up lunch food provided by GTLA, Mr. Ed Garland will speak about his career and the role that trial lawyers play in our society. Mr. Garland is consistently listed as one of Georgia's Top Ten Super Lawyers and has represented many high-profile clients, including Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Ray Lewis of the Baltimore Ravens, former Atlanta Thrashers player Dany Heatley, and the rapper T.I.
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PANAMA – Some Texas leaders worry that the state is about to miss a big economic opportunity made possible by the $5.2 billion expansion of the Panama Canal.
By 2015, the waterway linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans will add another lane, moving larger ships with more cargo at lower prices.
"The canal opens opportunity to every country, basically," said Alberto Alemán Zubieta, the former administrator of the canal and a Texas A&M grad.
That's why the world is paying such close attention –– as is North Texas.
A steady stream of politicians and transportation leaders have visited the Panama Canal expansion site to see for themselves. Some have left with a major concern: that the Dallas/Fort Worth Area is not ready to seize the potential of this opportunity.
"Are we ready? In a sense, no we're not ready," said Tim Welch a councilman for North Richland Hills who serves on the North Texas Regional Transportation Council. He recently visited the canal expansion project.
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Welch worries other Gulf Coast states are anticipating new imports through the canal by adding modernized ports, highways and rail.
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Not everyone agrees with Welch's assessment, but a new report from the Texas Department of Transportation does find the canal represents an opportunity "to expand Texas' position as a global gateway for the nation."
And it makes seven major recommendations to prepare the state's infrastructure, like deepening ports and adding more rail connections.
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Owen Coyle has spoken further about Fabrice Muamba's condition as Muamba remains in a critical condition at the London Chest Center in Bethnall Green.
Whilst the club stated almost immediately that there would be no further comment on the situation, the Bolton boss spoke to Sky News telling them;
Fabrice is critically ill. The next 24 hours are going to be absolutely crucial. We've obviously been inundated with people wishing him well and we hope that if everybody can pray strongly tonight that Fabrice is able to recover. It's very serious. There's not getting away from that. He's critically ill and God willing he makes it through.
Whilst we still don't have any further details on the former England U21 captain, thoughts and well wishes have come from all corners of the football family, not just in England but abroad too as the likes of Juventus midfielder Andrea Pirlo dedicated his side's win over Fiorentina to Muamba, whilst Barcelona midfield Andres Iniesta also joined the throng of well wishers on Twitter.
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With a Category 1 hurricane forecasted to make landfall in New Jersey, meteorologists, beach erosion and storm surge experts say the damage to the shoreline and flooding along low-lying areas could be devastating.
Flooding from Hurricane Sandy was reported on Monday morning along the Jersey Shore, lower Manhattan and Long Island.
"You can add another seven to nine feet of water than what we're seeing now. If we get a huge surge like this-- if the water gets into subway tunnels-- the sea water can contaminate the third rail. The water can also get into the lobbys of apartment buildings and into elevators," said Meteorologist Nick Gregory.
When high tide arrives on Monday night, it could be a record-breaking six to 11 feet above normal.
"Hurricane Irene went a foot over the seawall of lower Manhattan. We're expecting it to be more than that. The next high tide is at about 9pm -11 pm," said Professor Philip Orton of Stevens Institute of Technology.
A portion of the FDR Drive was closed due to rising water over the roadway.
The East River Esplanade was flooded around 72nd Street
Hurricane Sandy "has characteristic we see in noreasters and hurricanes. The erosion can be even worse. Once the beach gets eroded, some of it will come back naturally. In a lot of cases, it will need to be restored through means like beach nourishment," said Professor John Miller of Stevens Institute of Technology.
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THANK YOU to the over 450 Western students who donated over 1500 hours of their time to give back to the Ronald McDonald House Southwestern Ontario this year! Check out this video to find out how YOU can get involved!
The Science Students' Council is excited to introduce six non-monetary awards to science students who have excelled in areas outside of their studies! The following awards were created to recognize the amazing achievements of Western Science Students:
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Applications are available under the 'Get Involved' tab >> 'Documents'
Submit an application or nominate a friend by April 6th. Please email your applications to: email@example.com. Successful candidates will be contacted, and invited to an awards ceremony on April 8th!
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Tickets are $20 and can be purchased from Nat Sci 108 or online.
Introducing: Western 3-Minute Thesis (3MT)
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Citrix NetScaler meets the need for speed
Version 8 of Citrix's Web application delivery appliance combines rich acceleration features and easy administration, offering a good value to large and busy sites
The Citrix NetScaler handles standard load-balancing functions, but is billed as an Internet application accelerator, due to the features that speed up delivery of browser-based applications, including caching, TCP buffering, TCP session consolidation, compression, and SSL offload. These technologies can have a tremendous impact on Web application performance and reduce network traffic as well. The NetScaler is an extremely capable load balancer, an application-layer firewall, and an application accelerator. In fact, it has more features and functionality than can be covered in a review. The administration and configuration guides fill two volumes and more than 1,000 pages.
Although it is tempting to try to come up with a hard number to characterize performance gains from these technologies, the fact is, your mileage will vary. Each of the components can have an impact varying from small to huge, depending on the type of Web application, the type of data being moved from server to client, the network and server load conditions, and more. Most users will see an improvement of at least 400 percent (4X, or a reduction in time to display a page to one quarter the original time). As much as 200-fold improvements are possible, especially if the Web servers and network are heavily loaded.
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To run the NetScaler through its paces, I set up a virtual cluster of several servers to serve a demo version of an e-commerce site. The servers varied in processor number and power. I then used an Ixia 400T traffic generator and IxLoad software to simulate a large number of users accessing the Web site and compared the loads generated on each Web site. The NetScaler 10010 appliance was able to keep actual loads on the servers consistent even though their processing power varied considerably. I then enabled a number of features, such as SSL sessions, acceleration, and application security, and attempted to overload the load balancer by simulating many simultaneous users. This was possible only with artificially small sessions; when simulating actual traffic, the gigabit connection became saturated before the limits of the device were reached.
Testing the Web application acceleration features is more problematic. The greatest improvements in delivery of pages from the Web servers will occur when the server is heavily loaded (or would be heavily loaded if the NetScaler weren't present). The type of content being delivered also makes a big difference. Static HTML pages will see big improvements but dynamic pages using .ASP, CGI, Java, or other application servers may not seem much faster, because the performance of the server delivering the application, and not network performance, will be the gating factor.
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Adaptive equipment refers to equipment that assists people with disabilities to engage in daily living activities. Our students are often in need of adaptive equipment to assist them with daily living activities as well as improve the ability to engage in the school environment. The right adaptive equipment will allow greater access the curriculum and activities provided to students throughout their educational experiences. The Occupational Therapy (OT) and Physical Therapy (PT) staff is versed on what would be appropriate to meet the needs of individual students.
Acquiring Adaptive Equipment In many of the D75 school sites there is significant adaptive equipment available for use. The PT and OT staff would be the appropriate resource for pairing students with the appropriate equipment. If students are in need of adapted equipment that is not available at the school site, their needs should be reviewed by the OT and PT staff at the school. The PT or OT working with the students will prepare a justification complete with recommendations for equipment and submit this to their respective supervisors for review, approval and purchasing.
Examples of Adaptive Equipment Standers, gait trainers, feeding equipment, toileting equipment, adaptive chairs and other supports, etc. For further information on adaptive equipment contact OT Supervisor Joel Levine or PT Supervisor Cynthia Aridas .
IndTech: In addition to this 75 has a department referred to as IndTech where existing equipment can be further adapted to meet individualized student needs.
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