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Lamentations 3:19-24
• Job 38:12-13
Thank God for three ways that He provides for you. How can you be a channel of God's love to someone today? Who is needing His love as displayed through you?
Those who have suffered severe loss often lament that their day of tragedy seemed like a normal day for everyone else. On the day they were fired, learned of their cancer, discovered their spouse was unfaithful, or held a child as she died—on that very day other people went about their business as usual. My divorce is final! My beloved is gone! they silently scream. How can you go to work, eat out, and catch a movie as if nothing has changed? Don't you care?
Worse, their disastrous day seemed normal for God as well. The sun shone, clouds rolled by, night fell, stars appeared. Doesn't God care either?
The book of Lamentations captured Jeremiah's anguished cry as he considered the suffering of his people. Life was bad. Jerusalem had been destroyed and its citizens carried off to Babylon. Those left behind had resorted to cannibalism—mothers eating their own children to survive (2:20). Jeremiah laments that his suffering "is bitter beyond words," but he grasps a glimmer of hope when he remembers that "the faithful love of the Lord never ends" and "His mercies begin afresh each morning" (3:19-23).
Actually, the Lord's mercies don't merely begin each morning, they are each morning. Psalm 104 praises God for faithfully tending His diverse creation. The routine events of nature—are all directed by God's powerful hand. "When You give them Your breath, life is created, and You renew the face of the earth" (v.30).
The clockwork consistency of nature on your worst day is a reminder that God cares. Take it as a sign that God loves you. He's not debilitated by His grief for you, but is preserving your life until the morning when His mercies will begin afresh.
29 Responses to "does anyone care?"
mysavinggrace says:
Thank you so much Mike. I really needed this. I'm having a very bad day and I was about to be overwhelmed by my problems and worries. I know my Redeemer loves me and care for me. There is nothing too great that He cannot overcome.
julienuzzo says:
this may be slightly off the subject, but can anyone provide any insight to my question? If God says to always pray and never give up, that we can ask anything in Jesus name, and He will grant our requests, then how are we supposed to know when He is saying no, or not yet? How do we know when God says it's over?
Soldier4Christ says:
julienuzzo, it is all in God's time. Today most people live wanting everything to be instant and fast. We don't want to have to wait for a response to a question, or our computers to boot up or a program to start or answers from God. First we have to understand that He also tells us that we must be obedient to Him, committed to Him and that we need to be seeking His will in all things, in other words "seek ye first the kingdom of God and then all these things shall be added unto you." Then we have to understand that not all things that we pray for are in our own best interest and that when God answers prayer He will always be looking out for what is best for us. We need to pray and then give it up to God trusting that He has heard your prayer and will answer it, but in His time, not ours. I hope and pray that this is of some help to you.
Ciera says:
Julienuzzo I understand what you mean.
I am going through problems with that myself. One minute I think God says no then yes one second later. My Bible never ceases to confuse me. So I sit here and wonder what exactly I am supposed to do because I can't figure out what God says to do and am terrified if I choose the wrong thing some giant lightening bolt is going to strike me dead. Especially when we think we need an answer urgently this is frustrating.
I do not know the anwer but
I will pray for you.
cspevacek says:
I agree there are days when it seems that life has given us more than we can handle, but after I waste time in worry and fretting then I finally turn to the one source that is always there for me. Even if the situation does not magically go away I DO NOT have to go it alone! That in itself is enough to get my motor started each morning.
kiadan2000 says:
thanks for sharing this … it's very uplifting. when my son died at 2 months old, when my marriage failed 6 years ago, when my mother died last year December and when everything went upside down for me … and i was overwhelmed by all the problems that i have … i tend to surrender and almost gave up … but God is more than awesome and merciful to let me get through. i still don't have the idea on what lies ahead of me … maybe more struggles to come and more problems to face … but i know that my God is able to do more great things in my life and will lead me through.
cuddles says:
My faith should be stronger than it is, the country
where I live the future looks brighter, but there is still
so much negativity in people including myself. I need
to let go of the past in order to face the future. Please
pray for me to do this. I ask you to pray for I realize my
faith is weak.
mike wittmer says:
mysavinggrace and kiadan:
I pray that you will feel God's embrace in the sunshine of this day (it's sunny where I am). Know that the Jesus who wept at Lazarus' tomb is holding you in his arms.
mike wittmer says:
I don't think that we can say it's over until it's actually over. As long as the person is alive, there is hope for healing; as long as our ex-spouse has not remarried, there is hope for reconciliation. Jesus tells us to persistently ask, seek, and knock (Matt. 7), so we never have to apologize for doing so. I don't know why God doesn't always give us the good bread and fish that we ask for, but he tells us that we should keep knocking and tell him that we are not satisfied with what seems to be nothing more than a snake or a stone. Unanswered prayer is a large and difficult question–the best I can say is that God's shoulders are big enough to handle it, and he invites us to tell him exactly how we feel.
julienuzzo says:
Thank you to all who provided not only insight, but comfort to me. Your kind words and prayers are much appreciated and i will keep them close to my heart. Know that you are in my prayers as well.
Soldier4Christ says:
Reading this devotion and then reading the responses I think that we all can relate to having gone through hard times. Times when we pray and it seems that God isn't listening to our prayers. Times when it seems our closest friends aren't there to lend support. When in truth our God never leaves us or forsakes us. He is faithful in good times and bad. Those are the times that we need to lean on Him and not our own understanding. If we wait upon the Lord He will see us through no matter what the situation in our lives, all in His time. For He alone knows what is best for us in every situation.
msumalabe says:
this is quite timely, as earlier this day i have been praying to the Lord for comfort and guidance over this situation that my husband and i are going through. reading this message and all the comments has reminded me of the Lord's faithfulness and His steadfast love. i am assured that in these tough times, He will never leave us nor forsake us.
thank you mike, and thank you everyone.
cuddles says:
Thank you for your reassurance I have been
to Lynda Randle sing God on the Mountain and it is
very uplifting. I would like to direct this to
Mike who sounds like he has always sunny days
spare a thought for those who are desperately
seeking God in an ungodly world. If we have doubts
at time surely it is truthful to express it.
Paul G says:
Oh the mystery of seemingly unanswered prayer. At times we are called to trust even when the answer is delayed a very long time.
F.O.C.U.S. says:
It's very humbling reading these posts. My heart goes out to my Christian brothers and sisters who are struggling wth such heavy burdens.
Toady, I finished my first ever full marathon. I'm sitting with the laptop on my very VERY sore legs!!! There were moments today that i seriously wanted – and had – to stop. I realsed however that these moments would only end when I decided to start moving again towards the finish line – however slowly or UNgraciously!!
I knew the finish line was there and just had to dig deep to keep going – seeing family at the end really made it worth it and I suspect heaven will more than compensate for anything we ever face. I hope everyone remembers Rom 8:28 and trusts God. Yours rother in Christ.
tom felten says:
FOCUS, congrats on completing your first marathon. Your perseverance in running reminds me of our goal to finish well in life! (2 Timothy 4:7). The reason to keep going, to finish well, to not give up is all found in a caring God who loves us and is there for us.
F.O.C.U.S. says:
Thanks Tom.
Your words are a real encouragement.
dg says:
I will admit… I have felt and still feel at times like God doesn't care. I just don't understand anymore. I am a Christian, and have been since I was 12yrs, but have really been struggling with this for awhile now.
It seems like no matter how hard I struggle/hustle to make a better life for myself and give back to those who have done so much for me, something always happens to completely stop me in my tracks. As if success is not allowed…
Honestly, we all try to grasp a glimmer of hope when things are beyond us… I just would like to see the "hope" or "mercies" that Lamentations speak of, or have my eyes opened to seeing it.
I'm sorry for the candidness, but I do believe honestly in faith is important. I come here to know I'm not alone…
omolola says:
You are definitely not alone. I also feel like that a lot of times and it's comforting to read my bible and find comments that echo my feelings of frustration, anger and hurt e.g. Jeremiah's complaints to God and some of the Psalms.
I think one thing God must have really liked about David was that he was never too afraid or too hurt to turn to God; no matter what he was going through or how he was feeling, he simply stated his thoughts honestly and also if you notice, he almost always ends his psalms with thanksgiving and acknowledgment of God's love and sovereignty.
I am learning to rejoice always. I try to count my blessings (all the things i have that others wish they had including all the painful experiences i've gone through) and it always helps to shift my perspective from my feelings to God's faithfulness. That's when i truly feel the peace of God that passes all understanding. Although fear and anxiety usually creep in minutes later, i just keep trying to repeat the process.
Something else that helps me is imagining eternity with God minus all the fear, worries and pain. I'll probably live long enough to be 80 years if i'm lucky but that is so small compared to eternity so no matter what i go through here, i tell myself "it's only for a short while." Trying to encourage others going through the same situations will also help to encourage you.
It's not always easy but we are in a battle and just because the battlefield has shifted to our minds doesn't mean what we're going through is any less serious than what the early Christians faced so just keep fighting and holding on to God no matter what because in just a little while, we'll be home forever.
F.O.C.U.S. says:
Dear dg,
You are not alone. It's 04.30 where I am and I decided to rise early today and I read your post. This is my committment – I'm going to pray for you. My dear friend, in the body of Christ, if you're hurting then so am I.
You wrote:
I will admit… I have felt and still feel at times like God doesn't care. I just don't understand anymore. I am a Christian, and have been since I was 12yrs, but have really been struggling with this for awhile now.
There's a sound of bitter disappointment in your words. I've known those feelings too so i will try hard to avoid cliche's in my answer because I know they don't help. What I can say though is that at those times when I've spoken like that I have been like Peter when he walked on the water to Christ and took his eyes off Jesus to look at the waves. All he knew (and felt) was that he was sinking and the waves became bigger than his Master. His FEELINGS took over from his FAITH.
I too believe in being candid – I liked your comment about honesty – and respect it too. Perhaps the Lord has more trials ahead for you but I KNOW that these can be ULTIMATELY for your good that you may reach heaven with a faith that is strong and has been tested in its character. There are simply no shortcuts to this process and to be honest I'm more worried about the Christain who thinks he struggles with nothing.
Keep your eyes on your Saviour – be honest with him as todays devotional mentions – but remember too his almighty power and love for you. All these trials WILL one day pass (Isaiah 40:8)
It's hard I know but I have seen his promise of Psalm 84:11 realised in the lives of several truly devoted believers who have (and are) suffering to this very day. May the Lord bring you times of refreshing soon.
Glochy says:
My sisters /brothers in the lord, i read your comments, they are all encouraging but i wanna ship in something i have noticed through life experiences. No matter what i'm passing through, God provides a source of consolation always; I must surely see something to thank the Lord for. For example, there was a time i was very sick, i couldn't work,cook or take care of my family but God gave me an understanding and loving husband who assisted me,he financially provide for my family and gave me the grace that saw me through. It all could have been worse.
So one thing is sure, no matter what we all are passing through, let us look around we must surely see something to thank God for. It could have been worse for us. God is ever faithful.
vkovervold says:
I have been a Christian since I was a young adult, but I have also always been a very emotional person. I know all about giving our worries over to God and try my very best to do that, but have yet to master it. I am going through a particularly hard time right now and I feel as if I will just fall apart at the seams at any given moment. I have been told it's a matter of not having enough faith in God, which makes me feel like a failure as a Christian. I "know" that God is in control; why can I not feel it at times like this? Prayers would be much appreciated.
unionwife says:
Thank you. I needed this today.
Dia sinn a choinneáil i pailme a láimhe agus faoi na maintlín ar a ghrá.
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It's a great way to search for unique items related to the history of RI and our families from one search engine, rather than going to search each one independently. Many universities and colleges have fabulous special collections that are available for research, and a search of those resources should be included in any "reasonably exhaustive" search for information. They may not be well publicized, but you never know what unique gems you may discover.

There are some caveats to using RIAMCO that I've discovered already. Not everything that the participating members have in their collections "pops up" when you do a search. And not all the RI repositories that have unique collections are represented. For example, while the RI State Archives has a variety of fabulous and unique manuscript collections (particularly those relating to Narragansett tribal affairs), they may not all show up in your search. The information that you get out is only what the consortium members have added to the database. Additionally, there are some possible repositories that we can think of that aren't represented such as Rhode Island College, and the West Warwick Public Library (they have a really fabulous photograph collection!) But, I think what it does is that it reminds us that there are a number of special collections that deserve attention in our family history research, and that can provide in-depth and unique materials that can make our work come alive.

Check them out, and encourage any repositories you use that aren't members already to join the Consortium! By using these resources, we are showing the value these materials have, and why they should continue to be preserved!Shellee Moreheadhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2552793011292949236.post-27326616104053110072011-11-07T11:28:00.000-08:002011-11-07T11:28:01.528-08:00Great State Censuses - ContinuedHave you checked out any of the RI State Censuses I wrote about last time? I hope so, because now we'll talk about the last two that are available from FamilySearch.org.

The 1925 RI State census is another great way to get additional information relating to your family research. In fact, this census is quite nice since it puts families into family groups, similar to the US censuses. Here is an example for a family in West Warwick, RI (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11773-153700-72?cc=1532195)

The information is very limited, but the people are generally grouped by family, you can see who was living in a particular house, and their ages. Another interesting bit of info is whether or not any of the immigrants had been naturalized. Using this information, you can narrow a search for naturalization papers for RI residents a bit more by splitting the gap between the 1920 and 1930 US Federal census.

The 1935 RI state census is much more like the 1915, where you need to reassemble the family groups. Check out this punch card for Angiolina Lautieri. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11614-25664-36?cc=1529126&wc=6887664

They were using punch cards as an early computer system to tabulate the data that they collected. This census is not as helpful as the 1925 in terms of the family groupings, but some additional information, such as the date of birth (FYI, Angiolina's had 3 years shaved off her age!) may help fill out some of that vital information.

Probably one of the most useful aspects of the 1935 RI state census, is that it can help pinpoint people's locations, so that you can find them in the 1940 US Federal Census before the name index is completed. (Getting ready for the 1940 US Federal Census is another story for another day!).

I hope that everyone with RI people in the late 19th and early 20th century takes advantage of using FamilySearch.org's offerings of the RI State Censuses.Shellee Moreheadhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com Island, USA41.5800945 -71.477429141.1186115 -71.8867726 42.0415775 -71.068085599999989tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2552793011292949236.post-54708781895726247612011-10-31T10:29:00.000-07:002011-10-31T10:31:29.394-07:00Great State CensusesOne of the interesting things about RI researchers that I've run into is that they are often looking for those old 17th and 18th century families. If that's what you're searching for, skip to the end, because this post is about a fabulous resource that's free online for those of us with 19th and 20th century RI ancestors.

My RI families are late 19th century and 20th century immigrants, and many of the published materials deal with the older, Roger Williams era families. For those of us with immigrant ancestors from Ireland, French-Canada, Italy, and the Azores, the Family History Library has digitized and indexed the 1885, 1905, 1915, 1925 and 1935 RI state censuses. The 1895 census doesn't exist. The other censuses, however, can be searched online at

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The index will bring you directly to the images of the census that you're interested in. There are funky things to know about each census year, for example, the 1885 census list men and women in separate records, so it doesn't put people into family units. But by using the 1880 US Federal census to fill out family groups, you can then search the 1885 for each family member. The census will give District, family number and number in family as well as relationship to head of family, so you can cross reference the people you know, and perhaps find some that you don't. It also gives occupation and number of months attending school. Check it out for one of my guys Frank E. Noyes https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-9832-42147-47?cc=1794115

The 1905 State Census entry of Frank E. Noyes is on index cards and covers 2 pages (don't forget the 2nd page!). https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-12663-12353-19?cc=1542866&wc=6068656
 This census gives additional information such as years living in RI, religious affiliation, whether the individual is a registered voter, etc. For women, it identifies the number of children, as well as the number of children living as of June 1, 1905. All good information for our family history. See https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-12660-56890-92?cc=1542866&wc=6068925
for Frank's wife, Dora's, 2nd page, for more info about her parent's birthplaces.

For immigrants, it can be great to know how long they've been in the US, and other information about their employment, naturalization status and how long they've been in RI, if different from how long they've been in the US.

In the next post, we'll check out the 1925 and 1935 RI censuses, see you then!Shellee Moreheadhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2552793011292949236.post-27526895811469853632011-10-24T08:05:00.000-07:002011-10-24T08:05:38.613-07:00The Providence Journal BulletinThe local RI newspaper, The Providence Journal, has been doing a ton of advertising lately, radio, TV, in their own pages (I wonder if they have to buy space?). They have changed their website, and now offer an electronic version you can get for your Ipad or phone or whatever. While that's all fabulous for the 21st century, for RI genealogists, the most significant thing about the ProJo (as we locals call it), is that it has been publishing in some form for over 200 years.

One of the lesser known RI resources that I love is the daily index to the Providence Journal that is at the Providence Public Library (http://www.provlib.org/node/108). It runs from 1900 to 2004 and can help you find articles published contemporaneously with events in RI history. The microfilm collection maintained by the library is a complete run from 1829 to the present. And while you're at the library, you can access articles on their computers from 1983 to the present. Through newspaper research, we can find marriage notices, deaths and obituaries, and local stories about war heroes, political villains (we tend to have a lot of those locally), and just your average Rhode Islander, waiting out a blizzard or hurricane. We can access history as it's being made, and find things that may have been left out of the textboooks (and when it comes to RI research, that tends to happen a lot).

While getting the bare bones of names and dates for the vital information about our ancestors is the beginning of our genealogical research, putting the meat on the bones by understanding the historical context of our ancestors lives, how they may have been influenced by major events occurring in their communities, is what helps us to see them as real people, living real lives. They were affected by storms and economic downturns, and some may have even influenced the news themselves, and it's worthwhile to take a peak at what was happening in RI during their lifetimes. It may help us understand their motives and moves, marriages and misdemeanors.

As I work on a project about my great-grandmother, I started with the family oral history about her being active in politics, being a leader in her community and influencing striking workers at the local mill. I plan to use the index to find the written accounts of the tumultuous time during the Natick Mill Strike, to put together a better picture of the woman, her strengths and weaknesses, and her trials and triumphs. I'm sure that even if she is not mentioned specifically, by reading newspaper accounts, I'll know what the local authorities were saying to the media, and what was the general mood on the street. And that, is what makes genealogy into "family history" and make our ancestors come alive.Shellee Moreheadhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2552793011292949236.post-13732571071527118882011-09-30T08:17:00.000-07:002011-09-30T08:17:58.011-07:00Genealogy in the Ocean StateGenealogy in Rhode Island is unique, much like Rhode Island itself. For the smallest state with the longest name (the full name is "The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations"), we have our share of quirks and weirdness. Quahogs, cabinets, grinders and Del's lemonade are all indigenous to the Ocean State. So are some fabulous resources for genealogists, if you know where to find them. We have almost 400 years of family history to delve into and explore, and I hope to acclimate folks to how things work and where to find the best resources here in "Rogue's Island." Some topics that I'll explore in future posts include repositories and libraries, societies, newspapers, court records, ethnic groups and other resources that are available to researchers tracking family history. I'll also be putting together a list of the best websites to explore Rhode Island genealogical data, stay tuned for more!Shellee Moreheadhttp://email@example.com


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I don't like movie musicals. It's probably more accurate to say that I strongly dislike the vast majority of musicals. Too often I find that the songs and dance numbers take priority over the film's story and characters, and that disparity leaves me disinterested in the whole shebang. And if I'm being honest, I really hate it when complete strangers suddenly bust out with the same songs and dance moves as if they've been secretly practicing them for weeks. (Unless the story is about the history of flash mobs of course, but who the hell would want to watch that?) There are exceptions, but they're usually films that place as high a value on the story being told and the characters within as they do on the music and dancing and other gibberish. Ones I do like include Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, 8 Women, South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut and Takashi Miike's The Happiness of the Katakuris. You could say I lean toward less traditional examples of the form. Warner Bros. just released a series of 20 Film Collection box sets broken down by genre, and when the opportunity arrived to take a look at the one focused on Musicals I literally stood still at the chance. And yet… here we are.
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Yes, some people are likely to use the site as a cocktail party cheat-sheet. So it goes. We can argue whether it's better for people to read deeply or broadly, but the real point is: with the web, you can have both. It's just that media outlets aren't really set up to give it to you. The idea behind Brijit is to fill that gap.
Sure, you can cheat, but, as they always told you in elementary school, cheating really just ends up hurting the cheater. At that cocktail party, you might know that some dude set a record by driving from New York to Santa Monica in 31 hours and 4 minutes, but you'll probably run into some guy who read the whole article and knows the driver was originally inspired by French director Claude Lelouc's C'etait un Rendez-vous not Cannonball Run. And that guy will probably end up making out with your girlfriend in the host's bathroom, because your girlfriend will think he's smarter and better-informed than you are. And then you'll wish you had actually taken the time to click through, like our editors suggested.


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Here's Minnie Driver in a bikini because I hate you. There's no other way to interpret this post. I pray and secretly hope for your death. There's no denying it anymore. You've seen my hand.
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Here's Minnie Driver in a bikini because I hate you. There's no other way to interpret this post. I pray and secretly hope for your death. There's no denying it anymore. You've seen my hand.
Photos: Fame/Flynet, Pacific Coast News
Man… if someone ever start arguing with you that babies do not destroy women's bodies, just sent that person directly to this photo.
And no, her age hasn't nothing to do with this tragedy… that's all her bastard's fault.
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Gross Point Blank.
Did Minnie Driver have someone drive her body away?
How do you like them apples?
I don't like them. Not at all.
Hmm. Looks just about the same as she always has. Never saw any appeal in her whatsoever. The only passable movie she was EVER in was Grosse Point Blank and in that John Cusack and Dan Akroyd were the real love affair.
Fish Dude, You paid good hard money for those pictures? You got screwed on that deal. Minnie Mouse would look better in a bikini.
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I have come to terms that I have pretty low standards. I'd still happily do it. Granted I could find better at most PTA meetings, but she doesn't look bad for a mom.
You are a brave man than I.
I came here to say "I'd fuck her", but then I looked at the pictures, and I am not sure I could bring myself to do it. The loose arm skin is just too "senior citizen" for me. I've stuck my dick in a couple of questionable holes on the spur of the moment, so I want to say I would, but I'd really need some major incentives (like a large amount of cash).
Then again, in all fairness, she never really did it for me. That wide face and awkward body just wasn't my scene.
I'm in the PTA, in my 40′s and live in Miami, and have been to the beach with many other PTA members. She looks worse than most of them, even the chubby ones. She has the kind of skin that doesn't age well, and obviously doesn't go to the gym.
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Let us give thanks for the fabric that *is* there. One can only imagine the horror…
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The National Lacrosse League trade deadline passed on Wednesday, March 13 at 5 p.m. ET, but not before several deals for players and draft picks were made.
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The Bandits traded the rights of retired goaltender Mike Thompson to the Philadelphia Wings in exchange for a conditional third-round selection in the 2013 NLL Entry Draft.
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LAKEWOOD RANCH — Sarasota-based non-profit TideWell Hospice and Palliative Care will move several of its departments to the East County following its purchase of the two-story building that houses its Lakewood Ranch office.
The non-profit purchased the building at 6310 Capital Drive for $6.55 million. The purchase price equated to $179 per square foot of building space. TideWell Hospice has occupied a quarter of the building's first floor since the 36,652-square-foot building opened in 2003. The building was sold in November 2001 for $968,000.
TideWell plans to move its marketing/communications, triage, pharmacy, admissions access center and resource physicians departments into the building taking an additional quarter of the second floor.
TideWell will continue to locate its human resources and education departments and its clinical teams in the building. The hospice plans to renovate the top floor space for a move-in in early December.
Progressive Insurance, Bank of America (Countryside Home Loans) and Starwood Land Ventures also lease space in the building. The Hospice expects to have 7,000 square feet available for lease.
"We primarily felt it was a smart investment on our part," says Dave Glaser, director of communications. "Like many other healthcare providers, we are anticipating cuts in reimbursement. So we felt this would be a good way to safeguard our resources from things like inflation. It will also offer us a new revenue stream from the rentable space. We will be moving six departments there from our main office on Rand Boulevard, which has been getting pretty crowded."
TideWell provides home-based palliative care, including support from physicians, nurses, social counselors, home health aides and volunteers. It is one of the largest programs of its kind in the country and serves more than 1,200 patients daily in Sarasota, Manatee, Charlotte and DeSoto counties. The services are available to everyone regardless of ability to pay.
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The pre-election debate put health care reform ideas front and center. Now policymakers have to deal with translating theory into action under challenging economic conditions. Why completely reinvent the wheel when there are existing universal coverage systems that may have components the U.S. can learn from? This briefing, cosponsored by The Commonwealth Fund, provided an in-depth look at the very different approaches of Switzerland, Germany and Holland to providing near-universal coverage to their citizens.
How is coverage provided in each system? How successful is each in achieving maximum coverage? What are the roles of private insurance and government in each? What mechanisms are in place, if any, to help each system manage in difficult economic times?
Addressing these and related questions were: Robert Leu of the University of Bern, Switzerland; Reinhard Busse of the Berlin University of Technology, Germany; and Diana Monissen of the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. On hand for comment and for questions were Thomas Björn Zeltner, the Swiss secretary of state for health; Michael O'Grady of the National Opinion Research Center; and Mark McClellan of the Brookings Institution. Co-moderators were Lisa Swirsky of the Alliance and Robin Osborn of The Commonwealth Fund.
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--Dale Flynn's Blood
@ Silk Road Review
--There Is Some of That Girl In Us
@ Washington State Magazine
--Ted Tremper, The Art of Improv
@ Los Angeles Review of Books
--The Longing of the Collector
@ Los Angeles Review of Books
@ Narrative Magazine
--A Human History in the Wilderness
@ Vela
--The 99
@ Tinge Magazine
@ Paper Darts Art + Lit
-- Chiromancy
@ The Montreal Review
-- Hurt Talk
-- Luminosity
I'm a professor of literature and creative writing at Washington State University. I've spent a good deal of my life studying the poetry of eighteenth and nineteenth-century Britain.
My theory of wilderness backpacking is this: for every day on the trail, you get two days of post-wilderness high. Backpacking gives me an out-of-body experience, and I do it as often as I can.
I think teaching and learning are humans' two great gifts. The most exquisite forms of communication happen in that little petri dish called the classroom, whether the classroom is in a school, a field, a bedroom, a car, or a dream.
I live in Moscow, Idaho and in Chicago, where my husband works. Our daughter lives in Vancouver, B.C. We have a lot of free airline miles.
I hold a PhD from the University of Arizona in British literature and an MFA from Bennington College in creative nonfiction. After fifteen years of writing about literature, I wanted to learn how to write literature. Still learning.
Whenever I can, I collaborate. I need to spend time a good deal of time alone, too.
Mansfield Conference, University of Montana, Missoula, September 7-11, 2014
The Land Speaks I and II, Oral History Conference, Madison, Wisconsin, October 9-12, 2014
A Mosiac of Wilderness Stoires, National Wilderness Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 15-19, 2014
National Council on Public History, "Sustainable Public History," Monterey, California, March 19-22, 2014.
"Voices of the Selway-Bitterroot," Herrett Forum Speaker Series, Southern Idaho College, Twin Falls, Idaho, October 16, 2013.
"Rewilding the West," Stanford University, Bill Lane Center for the American West, October 29, 2013.
"The Storied Wilderness," Nez Perce-Clearwater Forest Supervisor's Office, March 25, 2013.
"Reflections on Wilderness," with Dennis Baird, Annual Meeting of the Selway-Bitterroot Frank Church Foundation, Missoula, Montana, & Lewiston, Idaho February 2 & 23, 2013.
"Up There." Creative nonfiction essay. Western Literature Association, Berkeley, CA, October 2013.
Discursive Transmission Roundtable, Modern Language Association, Boston, January 2013.
"Bitter Root," creative reading at NonfictionNow, Melbourne, Australia, November 2012.
Personal Blake,Bennington College Writing Seminars,June 20, 2012.
Interviewed for Presence in Absence: The Lengths We Go to Leave No TraceSage Magazine: Expanding Environmentalism (Yale University School of Forestry & Environmental Studies)
Oral History and Environment: A Public Lands Roundtable, Oral History Association Conference, Denver, CO, October 2011.
Denny on the Edge,Western Literature Association, Missoula, MT, October 2011.
NEH We the People Grant for Cultural History of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, 2010-2014.