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Five smartphone trends from CES
Products from Sony, Huawei and ZTE show where the smartphone market is heading
IDG News Service - In 2013, a high-end smartphone should have a full-HD 5-inch screen and a 13-megapixel camera to remain competitive, if products launched at International CES in Las Vegas this week are an indication of the state of the art for mobile devices.
CES may not be a mecca for new smartphones, but this year's show offered interesting products from Sony, ZTE and Huawei, which underlined some of the hardware trends from the end of last year, including the move to full-HD 5-inch screens.
Even though the smartphones introduced at CES are similar in many respects, vendors are trying to find ways to differentiate their products. For example, Huawei's Ascend D2 has a 3000 mAh battery; Sony's Xperia Z uses HDR (High Dynamic Range) for video as well as photography and ZTE's Grand S is only 6.9 millimeters thick.
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Full-HD 5-inch screens
Following the footsteps of the HTC Droid DNA, also know as Butterfly, Sony's Xperia Z, Huawei's Ascend D2 and ZTE's Grand S all have 5-inch screens with a 1920-by-1080-pixel resolution.
In addition, Alcatel One Touch and Vizio also presented full-HD 5-inch smartphones in Las Vegas.
Bigger screens and higher resolutions have been among the main features highlighted by vendors to convince consumers to buy a new device, and the success of the Samsung Electronics Galaxy Note family has shown that there is users interest. The original Galaxy Note has a 5.3-inch screen and its successor, the Note II, has a 5.5-inch screen.
At CES, Huawei also launched the Ascend Mate, which has a 6.1-inch display. But the screen's resolution is only 1280-by-720 pixels.
The one worry with a bigger screen and more pixels is shorter battery life, and the Droid DNA has been getting mixed reviews in that regard. The Xperia Z and the Ascend D2 both have bigger batteries than the HTC smartphone, at 2,330 mAh and 3,000 mAh compared to the Droid DNA's 2020 mAh.
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Smartphone vendors appear to be going all-in with quad-core processors this year.
The Xperia Z and the Grand S are both powered by a Snapdragon S4 Pro processor from Qualcomm, while Huawei chose to rely on a quad-core processor developed in-house for the Ascend D2.
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Lawsuit Settled Over 2007 Connecticut Van Drowning
The families of a woman and three children who drowned in 2007 when a van rolled into a pond in Bridgeport, Conn., have settled their lawsuit against the dealership that sold the van. The van was parked when it began rolling down a hill. Michelle McIntosh ran after the van, but couldn't stop it before it went into the water. She drowned, along with the children inside the van. An investigation determined one of the children had shifted the transmission into drive.
In 1999 most car companies had installed a safety device to prevent the transmission from being shifted into drive without the brake being depressed. But the 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager in this case was sold without that device. The children who died were Ms. McIntosh's son; David Jr., 2; Jayden Wilson, 6, her nephew; and 2-year-old Julia Boyd, the daughter of a family friend.
The terms of the settlement with the Loman Auto Group of Woodbridge, N.J., are confidential. The Plaintiffs had offered to settle the case for $15.5 million. There was no lawsuit filed against the car company, because Plymouth had gone bankrupt. The dealership that sold the van was sued. After the drowning deaths, the city installed a rail barrier along the road above the pond where the accident happened.
William M. Bloss, with Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, in Bridgeport, Conn., represented the McIntosh family. Peter M. Dreyer, with Silver Golub & Teitell in Stanford, Conn., represented the Boyd family. Each of these lawyers did a very good job in this very sad case.
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I do love all the courses of the degustation meal. They look delicious and so gorgeously presented.
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General Motors Co. said Thursday it had recalled another 2.7 million vehicles in the U.S. to fix a variety of defects, and said it will take a $200 million charge against second-quarter earnings to cover the costs.
Most of the vehicles affected by five separate recalls were made in the mid-2000s, although some are newer models.
GM has recalled nearly 10 million cars since February, when it began a series of recalls to repair cars equipped with defective ignition switches. The switch defect could cause the vehicles to lose power to steering and air bags, and GM has linked 13 fatalities to the problem. GM faces multiple investigations and lawsuits over its nearly decadelong delay in ordering the ignition switch recall.
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GM said it knows of 13 crashes and two injuries related to the problem. The company said it has received several hundred complaints, and in 2008 issued a bulletin to dealers about the issue. In 2009, GM ordered a small recall of certain 2005 models affected by the problem.
In a second action, GM is recalling nearly 112,000 Chevrolet Corvette sports cars from the 2005-2007 model years to fix a problem that could cause the low-beam headlights to fail.
A third recall covers 140,067 Chevrolet Malibus from the 2014 model year that have 2.5-liter engines and a stop-start feature that shuts down the engine at a stop light. The vehicles have a software problem that could disable the hydraulic brake boost, making it harder to stop the car. GM said it knows of four crashes that could be related to the problem, but added it's not clear if the braking problem was a cause.
A fourth recall covers 19,225 Cadillac CTS luxury cars from the 2013-2014 model years to fix a problem in the windshield-wiper system that could disable the wipers after a jump-start when the wipers are on but encumbered by ice or snow. GM said it is not aware of any accidents related to this issue.
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This article aims at giving you a greater insight into what Coaching is, how it has evolved and is developing and most importantly how it could benefit you as an individual as part of your learning and development and in the important role of leadership. Coaching? Training? Mentoring? – What do I need? There are many forms of Coaching and the word 'Coaching' can mean different things to different people. Something that seems to cause the greatest amount of confusion is how Coaching differs to Mentoring and Training. In my mind they are all fundamental aspects of learning and development and each brings its own unique value that complements the others - giving individuals and teams a complete package. Just as for your health you might visit a Chiropractor for skeletal problems, a Chiropodist for foot problems and an Ophthalmologist for your eyes, so too might you be trained, coached or mentored depending upon your need. To put this into perspective, let's imagine you have taken up a new position in a new organisation or you have someone new joining your team. One of the first things on your mind either as the employee or employer is what do I (or what does the new recruit) need to know in order to do the job? A 'Needs Analysis' as part of an Induction Programme will obviously highlight different areas of development in terms of technical skills eg. Software, Policy, ICH, SOPs etc and softer skills eg. Negotiating, Presenting, Time Management etc. but what is the best solution - Training, Coaching or Mentoring? I would argue that a combination of all three is essential. To explain: • Mentoring in the context of this scenario is a form of 'buddying' ie. the new recruit has "an experienced organisation member who can share, guide, provide feedback"1. Some one who you can learn from through osmosis - by being shown and by doing. This can be a cost effective, rewarding and fruitful way in which to develop people because it helps to build team relationships and collaboration when managed appropriately (eg. the person mentoring is agreeable and able to allocate time). 1 Mullins, L: The Nature of Learning. Management and Organisational Behaviour. 1999:5(10):367. • Training is the best solution if the person needs information delivered to them. Whether for Technical or Softer skills, the individual is gaining the knowledge required to do the job, or learning the technique behind the task. • Coaching aims at developing skills further because it brings "out the 'best' in a person, improving a person's skills" and bringing into the learning process the person's attitude and behaviour. It enables the individual to recognise how their responses to tasks and situations can actually impact on their ability, success rate and performance. Coaching helps them to discover how they can improve this and it motivates and encourages them along the way. Coaching differs to training in that it is questions based. A good Coach does not have all the answers. The skill of the Coach is to ask the right questions. Using this method the individual creates for themselves new levels of confidence and empowerment. It is therefore particularly effective when training alone has not been successful and there is obviously something blocking the individual from putting into practice what they have learnt. Taking this one step further, when combining Coaching with Mentoring and/or Training you have a very powerful learning tool. • Mentoring and Coaching. To combine the skills of a Coach with the Mentor's knowledge and experience of the job and company can only enhance the ability of the Mentor to help the new recruit. I am sure you can remember a time when you have been allocated someone to work with as you begin a new role. Were they able to give you the time you needed? How well did they impart knowledge and information? Did they explore your level of knowledge and experience and did they have the patience to let you try it out for yourself? This is in no way meant to undermine the value of any team Mentors out there. What it does is demonstrate the kinds of issues many of you are aware of as a result of other work pressures. As a skilled Coach, the Mentor could establish ways in which to overcome those obstacles – even if the issues are perceived to be out of their control. • Training and Coaching. Recent figures published in the Institute of Personnel Management Association in Public Personnel Management stated that by combining Training and Coaching, productivity was typically increased by 88% compared to 22.4% when using Training alone. In many ways the statistics speak for themselves and increasingly organisations are combining Coaching into their interactive training courses. As is often the case – the Sales Teams are benefiting first – let us hope that this article will help it penetrate into R&D! As you can see – as independent tools of learning and development each has its place. Combined – the impact is magnified three-fold. The Evolution of Coaching Coaching has existed for centuries. For as many years as people have been communicating with each other, it has been used as a tool in which to support, encourage and motivate. It has evolved gradually over time into different forms and today is becoming increasingly prominent in such areas as 'Life', 'Executive' and 'Business' Coaching. This began in the early to mid 1900s when philosophers such as Norman Vincent Peale began to research the magic formula of successful people. What he discovered was the power of positive thinking and his book of this title, has today sold over thirty million copies. Dale Carnegie was trained by Norman Vincent Peale and Dale Carnegie Seminars, which you may have heard of, targeted Sales teams in the US to recognise the power of a 'Can do' attitude and the growth from this in terms of books, tapes and software is significant. The concept continued to gain momentum and new Gurus such as Anthony Robins and Zig Ziglar began to promote 'Self Motivation' and 'Self Development' in what could be described as a loud, forceful, passionate even may be 'gimmicky' and some might say unrealistic way. As a result, if taken out of context or interpreted incorrectly it could give rise to some concern. However, in parallel other research was being conducted by the Psychologists Aaron Beck and Albert Ellis and although there is some question over who founded it first in the 1950s, the practice of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) came into being. Since then, they have been eager to take their problem-solving and psychoeducational methods into the society to reach a wider audience (ie. those not requiring therapy) and Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (CBC) was founded – providing a more scientific explanation of how by adapting our self-restricting, self- defeating beliefs and attitudes we can achieve things and overcome obstacles in ways that we might not otherwise believe possible. In contrast to what some may describe as an overly positive thinking style, CBC focuses on adapting negative thinking into realistic thinking with a distinct positive leaning and a strong 'Can do' attitude. Today Coaching is well established in the USA and in Australia. It is in its infancy in the UK and gradually gaining momentum. There are many different styles and types of Coaching and who you choose to Coach you and/or your team is a very personal choice. As with any outsourced service you have to have rapport with, and confidence in that person. Qualifications will differ and many Coaches that have been practising for years are not specifically qualified in Coaching. They may have a general Management, HR, Psychotherapy or Counselling background or they might be qualified in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and/or Coaching or Mentoring. In my mind what is key is that you can work with them and that they have the 'life' and 'business' experience to be able to put questions into context, empathise and bring the maturity required to such a role. If approached by a 21 year old with a Coaching Degree – I would be wary and in Career Coaching, you may well feel more comfortable with someone who understands the Pharmaceutical Industry. With the profession and industry finding its feet in the UK, Coaching is at the stage Regulatory Affairs was some 10 to 15 years ago in terms of establishing good coaching practice, ethical standards and regulations. Associations such as Association for Coaching and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council are working with Coaches to put these standards in place and we can keep you informed. So How is Coaching being used in Industry? Many of us would link the term 'Coaching' with Sport and would be surprised to hear if any team or top athlete did not have a Coach. So why therefore should business not be the same? This is exactly what some of the Sports Coaches and Business Leaders thought and so the relationships began to emerge. In addition, HR and Training Managers were finding themselves in a similar position to Thomas J Leonard – who in the early 1980s as a Financial Adviser in Seattle was finding that his clients were asking for more than financial advice. They were seeking help with career management and life ambitions and as a result he set up the first 'Coaching' Practice outside the sporting world in 19822. Likewise HR and Training Managers found themselves in full-time Coaching roles. 2 Harris, G:Life Coaching, The Origins, Connecting your Inner Wisdom. 2002; 1:3. Within the pharmaceutical industry it is beginning to develop with some of the blue chip, medium sized Companies and Agencies recognising the value. It seemed to start in many instances with the services of a 'Coach' being offered as part of a Senior Executive package to help top management integrate into the organisation. Thereafter the Coach acted as a sounding board, facilitator and motivator as the person developed in the role making high-profile, strategic decisions. These relationships could last for years and as it is beginning to be recognised as a valuable induction and organisational development tool, it has started to filter down through organisations in a more time-framed, structured way. For example: helping to settle in new recruits, individuals and teams improve performance and leaders develop more effective skills. A company outside our industry that has successfully completed a Coaching programme is Safeway. Becky Ivers, the HR Director describes it as being "a waterfall effect" and further goes on to say that "it can be painful sometimes, but it helps people to understand how to grow and find themselves" "Coaching builds confidence, gives courage and helps individual creativity" 3 At the lower level, some readers may have heard of 'Springboard' which is specifically aimed at Women to help them recognise their specific value and contribution (I believe now there is also one developed for men!). At all levels, the underlying reason for Coaching is to manage 'change' and create a less stressful environment for ourselves and those around us. The Coach in industry is there to help individuals, teams and organisations in doing this. Why is it important to you and your Career? All too often we focus on the technical aspects of our role in Regulatory Affairs. How much time are we spending on developing our own personal skills and attributes that move around with us and in essence make us more marketable? From my time in recruiting I can say that fundamental qualifications and experience were important to Recruiting Managers. However, what 90% of them wanted me to concentrate most on in searching for the 'ideal candidate', was how the person would adapt, fit into the team and interact with others. In the words of one Recruiting Manager "it's the 3 A's that are important - Availability, Affability, Ability and in that order". In other words if people are open to learn and have the right attitude to work through the pains and pleasures of doing so and are prepared to build relationships and integrate into the team and Company – ability will follow. If however, the individual is not prepared to make themselves available and affable – how easy is this to fix and what impact will it have? It is therefore important for you as an individual to be able to demonstrate your personal qualities to support the ever important technical skills. Another situation when Career Coaching can help is when you reach a point on your career journey where you don't know which route to take next. Who do you ask? Where do you go? The majority of us will have a network of friends, colleagues, industry acquaintances and hopefully a life mentor, who we can turn to and who can give us some of their time – and of course there is the internet. However, this is not always enough. A Careers Coach can help you work through your analysis of where you are, what you have to offer, what you might like to do and how best to go about it – supporting you as you unravel the confusion that is usually getting in the way of making decisions and moving your career forward. If you are really proactive, the Coach could simply help you in strategically planning and managing your career. Coaching is a new concept to many I am sure, and hopefully this has gone some way in helping you understand the concept of Coaching and how it should be an integral part of your learning and development and career planning. Also, why HR 3 Kent, S: Safeway's Fresh Approach, Training Magazine, October 2002 p 24 and Operations are increasingly turning to Coaching as part of their learning and development, performance management and retention strategies – especially within Regulatory Affairs where people are not so easy to replace. About the author: Alison Griffiths, Director, Executive Services, Unicus Ltd www.unicus.co.uk, is a Founder Member of the Association for Coaching. 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We will never walk away from Israel ... Many of us are worried about heaven. Heaven is your reward. You are here as soldiers to take on the enemy.William G. Boykin
I knew the Spring was come. I knew it even Better than all by this, that through my chase In bush and stone and hill and sea and heaven I seem'd to see and follow still your face. Your face my quarry was. For it I rode, My horse a thing of wings, myself a god.Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
The Way of Heaven does not compete, And yet it skillfully achieves victory. It does not speak, and yet it skillfully responds to things. It comes to you without your invitationLao-Tzu
Trees are the earth's endless effort to speak to the listening heaven.Rabindranath Tagore
He came, and no man knew it; no man knew The wondrous boon to Scotland given; That therebeneath that grim and wintry blue A glorious Poet, strong and true, Had newly dropp'd from heaven!John Stanyan Bigg
Despair is the damp of hell, as joy is the serenity of heavenJohn Donne
The beauty and genius of a work of art may be reconceived, though its first material expression be destroyed; a vanished harmony may yet again inspire the composer; but when the last individual of a race of living beings breathes no more, another heaven and another earth must pass before such a one can be again.Charles William ("Will") Beebe
If it were not for the intellectual snobs who pay, in solid cash, the tribute which Philistinism owes to culture, the arts would perish with their starving practitioners. Let us thank heaven for hypocrisy.Aldous Huxley
There are two sorts of hypocrites: one that are deceived with their outward morality and external religion; many of whom are professed Arminians, in the doctrine of justification: and the other, are those that are deceived with false discoveries and elevations; who often cry down works, and men's own righteousness, and talk much of free grace; but at the same time make a righteousness of their discoveries and of their humiliation, and exalt themselves to heaven with themJonathan Edwards
The human heart is like a ship on a stormy sea driven about by winds blowing from all four corners of heaven.Martin Luther King Jr
Yes, it is a truth that for a good man, honored, beloved, useful, with all around him that God ever gives to His children here; nay, with all that God could give him of earth, it would be " gain " to die. Heaven is a better, a happier, a more desirable world than this is or can be.Albert Barnes
The stars, Which stand as thick as dewdrops on the fields Of heaven.Philip James Bailey
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Every charitable act is a stepping stone towards heaven.Henry Ward Beecher
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The miracle on earth are the laws of heaven.Jean Paul
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Benjamin Kaman (front) and his family are participating in a documentary about Down Syndrome that got its start with Kayla Claxton's master's thesis.
Leigh Ann Kaman fell to the floor when doctors told her that her newborn son, Benjamin, had Down syndrome. She and her husband, Brian, felt totally alone.
"It's not the diagnosis you want to hear," she said. "I felt scared, anxious and sad. I had to grieve the loss of the expectations I had for my first-born child."
Now 12, Benjamin is enrolled in mainstream classes at school, loves to play sports, read, swim and go hiking with his parents and younger siblings, Samuel and Gracie. A far cry from what his parents feared.
"Quite frankly, we didn't know what to expect," Leigh Ann Kaman said. "There wasn't a lot out there to help us figure it all out."
That's why the Kamans are ecstatic to be working with the VCU genetics and film departments on a project to help raise awareness about Down syndrome. Along with about a dozen other local families, the Kamans will be featured in a documentary that will illustrate the needs and aspirations of people with Down syndrome and bring about improvements in knowledge and access to community resources.
"We are just delighted about this," said Colleen Jackson-Cook, Ph.D., director of the Cytogenetic Diagnostic Lab and professor of pathology. "What is so exciting is how many people have pulled together to make this happen. That is so gratifying."
The VCU Council for Community Engagement, in partnership with the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond, awarded the project $17,000. Jackson-Cook submitted the grant and is helping to develop the film. But her involvement is just the beginning.
Kayla Claxton, MS'14
As part of her thesis for her master's degree in genetic counseling, Kayla Claxton, MS'14, developed a survey to assess the educational and service needs of parents who have children with Down syndrome. She distributed the 39-question survey to parents and service providers, analyzed the results, wrote a detailed thesis and presented her conclusions during an event at the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond.
VCU is the only school in the state to offer an accredited master's degree program in genetic counseling. It is part of the School of Medicine's Department of Human and Molecular Genetics.
"I feel so proud to be part of the program and part of this project," Claxton said. "This was not just my thesis project, but it's something that will help the entire community. It is a great way to help people understand what Down syndrome is and to help parents realize they are not alone. "
Claxton provided her conclusions and survey results to Sasha Waters Freyer, the chair of the Department of Photography and Film. Freyer is producing the film with help from 15 of her advanced documentary students. They are using the survey results to focus the content of the film.
"This is a great opportunity for the students," Freyer said. "It's working with a real world client, and it also serves the needs of the community. It's nice to work on a project that you know will benefit a large audience."
Freyer and her students began filming in March and now are in the editing stage. They hope to have a rough cut to show to Jackson-Cook and the Down Syndrome Association by the end of July. After some fine-tuning, the 20- to 30-minute film will be distributed to parents, healthcare providers and medical and education students. The National Down Syndrome Association has also expressed interest in showing it at its annual conference. In addition, plans call for a Spanish translation of the film by Eugenia Munoz, Ph.D., associate professor of Spanish.
The documentary will replace a 1980s version that is terribly outdated. The new film will provide more updated information on a number of topics for parents, including insurance, medical advances and research, respite care and support. For medical students, it offers guidance on appropriate ways to deliver the diagnosis and interact with patients and parents. The film shatters the old myths of Down syndrome and shows how children can lead healthy, productive lives.
"I really wish something like this had been available when we were facing Benjamin's diagnosis," Leigh Ann Kaman said. "I am so happy to be part of this project, to be a ministry to someone who is hurting and facing a challenge."
–By Janet Showalter
From The National Down Syndrome Society
- Down syndrome occurs when an individual has a full or partial extra copy of chromosome 21. This additional genetic material alters the course of development and causes the characteristics associated with Down syndrome.
- Down syndrome is the most commonly occurring chromosomal condition. One in every 691 babies in the United States is born with Down syndrome.
- More than 400,000 people in the United States live with Down syndrome.
- People with Down syndrome have an increased risk for certain medical conditions such as congenital heart defects, respiratory and hearing problems, Alzheimer's disease, childhood leukemia and thyroid conditions. Many of these conditions are now treatable, so most people with Down syndrome lead healthy lives.
- Life expectancy for people with Down syndrome has increased dramatically in recent decades — from 25 in 1983 to 60 today.
- All people with Down syndrome experience cognitive delays, but the effect is usually mild to moderate.
- Quality educational programs, a stimulating home environment, good health care and positive support from family, friends and the community enable people with Down syndrome to develop their full potential and lead fulfilling lives.


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Patterns | A combo of two vintage (Vogue 1128 & Butterick 3530) patterns from the swap that has most contributed to my sewing, the Sew Weekly NYC meet-up.
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Developing wind farms requires a significant amount of investment to be made upfront.
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There was plenty of fun and green stuff at the 2014 Kids' Choice Awards on Saturday (March 29). Pharrell Williams was in the building to hand out trophies and, uh, get slimed.
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Kanye West was formally booked at a Los Angeles police Station on Thursday (March 27) and U.O.E.N.O. it. The rapper-producer was booked in connection to his misdemeanor battery case for assaulting a photographer at LAX.
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text: This book of poems is special to me. First they are a weird mix of my earliest and brand new poems, written between grief and grace. That is the half light, at least for me, and they are the product of them. The half light, that time between dark and dawn, used to host all of my bad times, depression and anxiety attacks always crashing the party. Now it is my favorite time to write, my peaceful time. It has also come to represent so many things to me - contemplation, transformation, renewal, forgiveness, (mainly of myself), meditation, strategy, a time for (gushy coming) learning and loving me.


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Richard Mehler a retiree from GVSU passed away March 10, 2014.
Rich Mehler, age 81, of Wyoming, went to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on Monday, March 10, 2014. He was preceded in death by his parents, Leo and Dorothy Mehler; mother and father-in-law, Maxine and Paul Dibblee; sister, Peggy Zimmerman; brothers-in-law, Irving Lang, James Holzbach; sister-in-law, Connee (Robert) Sutter. He is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Barbara; his beloved children, Laurel (James) Degnan of Chicago, IL; Michael Mehler of Cyprus, TX; brother, Leo Jr. (Sharon) Mehler; sister, Dolores Holzbach; brothers-in-law, Donald Zimmerman, Robert (Diane) Dibblee; sister-in-law, Darlene Lang; many nieces and nephews. Rich earned his Master's Degree in Science from Purdue University. He had a rewarding career mentoring both students and staff at Purdue University and Grand Valley State University. Rich was known for his friendliness and considered it his mission to bring sunshine to those he met. Rich proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War. A Memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 22, 2014 11:00 am at First Evangelical Covenant Church, 1933 Tremont Blvd. NW, Grand Rapids, with Pastor Craig Swanson officiating. Relatives and friends may meet the family at the church 1 hour prior to the service. An additional memorial service will be held in Hammond, IN at a later date. In lieu of flowers those who wish may make memorial contributions to First Evangelical Covenant Church or The Salvation Army.
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in the church of the blind the one-eyed are saintsthe multiverse before me spreads.on this vast strand of cosmic threadsmy soul now stands in joy and dread.lost and found in goddess' hands;on this vast strand my soul now stands.by ignorance i am struck dumb.i, insensate (deaf, blind and numb),must contemplate; the myst'ries plumb.as is and is not variegatei, insensate, must contemplate.
daily devotionalmy head is bowed in prayer and contemplation;my mind's pupil is dilated in the dark.this shell my soul's released to disembarkand so shed all fetters of designation.this sojourn holds no fear or isolation;of this sea of light my soul is, too, a spark.my head is bowed in prayer and contemplation;my mind's pupil is dilated in the dark.i recall i'm but one manifestationof the source of all 'tween cosmoses and quarks.this unity i must use as a landmarkwhen life immerses me in consternation....my head is bowed in prayer and contemplation.
a draught of absinthebottled black wormwood,a sugared spoon set alight;anise wafts darkly...consciousness coalesces;night: a super-cooled liquid.
creationnot just the intelligence,she exists as the design;not merely separate fragments,but the pattern they describe.she exists as the design;all that is and that is not.but the patterns they describeonly hint at omniglot.all that is and that is not(not merely separate fragments)only hint at omniglot(not just the intelligence).
the great sturgeonmossy-scaled ancient,cold river's leviathan;truth behind the myths.with monsters die our wonder;avarice slays innocence.
rag geflexsattern pundered,shagments frattered;plaven hundered,temnants rattered.shagments frattered,dound to grust;temnants rattered,rained with stust.dound to grust,sardens galted;rained with stust,faviors saulted.sardens galted,plaven hundered;faviors saulted,sattern pundered.
conclusionsi wake up to the sound of january 3rd and youremind me of how litchi juice tastes like anopen wound in my mouth. i remember howwe were blackcurrant on each others' tonguesin july but only sound like static nowlike tuning the radio outafter your favourite song hasended.[violins. singing bowls.]december ended and i started to meditateagain. i tuned out of gigahertz and.waiting.for your reflection to find my eyes againand now i am at the lakeside, the jetty,the quay. i am meditating and the water'sedge is waiting for you to exist again[touching his fingertipsto his lips]somehow in september, i became theedge of a cliff you were always tooscared to look over [vertigo means thatyou only loved me in february]and of february i will dream.
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The Farmers SonWe sat sipping grappa as the storm clouds rolled in from the ridgeslike the smoke from some great unseen inferno,the wood walls and shingles of the house complained to usin low groans,of the wind coming up hard, through the valley,and there was flickering light from a candle,and she told me how light from a prism dissects into different colours that correspondin some way to our bodies and that all of life was a rhythmand I believed that part,and I believed there were stars beyond the sight of man on any grey dayand that they might hold some greater secret than prisms or rhythmsor any question a farmers son could ever mutter, and the wind slowed to a stillnessand the rain moved in and our voices gave wayto what my Father would call The Lords Music,the pitter-patter of wateron the dry and flaking earth.
ripplesin the small dark pool where youslip into yourself my friendtake your name like a pebbleandcast it awaycast it awaycast it away
grassy field with rustgrassy field with rust--------------------------I'd heard about the old car, three miles out of town and all alone. I just had to see it. It was time. School was over for the summer, my friends were at camp, and I was bored. I set out Thursday morning for a hike, following directions that Uncle Will had given me. As the heat was still growing with the climb of the sun, I found the field and wandered around looking, and looking some more, trying not to be distracted by bees buzzing in the flowers, and butterflies and baby mice. Then it was there, just a bit upslope from the bottom of a natural swale, and just below the sky at the top of the bank. A 1959 Cadillac convertible, but not like the old music videos showed.This one was part buried in grass gone to seed and turned almost white golden with the dry heat. The tires were collapsed cracked pieces and there wasn't a trace of pink paint anywhere. Rust owned it, and it held on so tight that holes were showing in what used
DormantSleep and sway and constancyrain, two steady days, then three--the horses crackle through the leavesand stamp away the mud.Brown grass lies tired, over-grazed,bit down from roots to dirtbut winter lends her sympathy.Her breath, the sharp-edged air;her arms, the gaunt-limbed trees;she paces, slowwhere field mice cross themselvesagainst the shadow of the wingand sacrifice their young.I go wordless, spellboundtrading bravery for sleep,alone and sound; a bedwhere I abandon you,the livid world I sought,I findthat I was never yoursand you were never mine.
BeltaineJoin us on this first of May,To sing and dance,to laugh and play.Leaping over the roaring fire,we cry and chant,our heart's desire.We call out, for all to hear;Blessings upon you all,Summer is here!
A Textual AnnealingA thousand thousand generationsmisinterpreting the lightning,A tumult of attempts, manymumblings while we burn - each timemost is lost, some survives.At the whistle of illusion that awakens,day drops dream on me. I amthick with swerve: If there are giantsthere is a world they walk on.And for the final faithto be an inversion: We arethe electricity lunging toward the sky.
Accept your Candle, Weep for the StarsA light I see, far off in the distance. It's a star, I told myself.No other thought surpassed it, I want to reach it.I struggle in the darkness, slowly heading for it, not knowing, not thinking.I know this is what I want. I want the star.It gets brighter, I can feel its warm touch, though I'm far from it.Joy overwhelms my soul, I'm so close, so close tomy star. It's my star and nothing else matters.I reach with my fingers, to touch it.A candle. A lowly candle, my thoughts shattered.This is not what I wanted. It's not my star.I blink, and blink again, I see clearly. Up above.There are hundreds, no millions of stars.Why haven't I seen them? Why did I only notice that candle?All of them, just there?I reach for the sky, but they start to fade.Why do they fade, but the candle still burns?My candle. I get it now. It's my candle, I can't change that.I accept that I will receive nothing else.But I weep, I'll never have that star.Or the other million that was within my grasp.
skein of thoughtwith words we're weaving,this warp and that weft;a sea we're sieving,seeing what is left.this warp and that weft,a cosmic symbiosis;seeing what is left,an unrevealed gnosis.a cosmic symbiosis'tween thought and matter;an unrevealed gnosis,in quantum patterns.'tween thought and matter,a caldera of creation;in quantum patterns,re-embers to awaken.a caldera of creation,roiling quiddity;re-embers to awaken,sweet ubiquity.roiling quiddity,for never was no thing;sweet ubiquity,the threading of being.for never was no thing;a sea we're sieving.the threading of beingwith words we're weaving.
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