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Thursday 6th – Sunday 9th Treasure Hunt around Sark including places of historical interest (long and short routes), map/leaflet will be available at Sark Visitor Centre
Thursday 6th August Children's Pageant 2pm held in and around the Cider Press Barn and the Manoir (all close to Visitor Centre)
Exhibitions to be held in the Cider Press Barn and the Visitor Centre also. Courtyard Market at Visitor Centre in the afternoon.
Opening of Sark Henge in the evening, located above Derrible Bay, time TBC
Friday 7th August TBC
Saturday 8th August Boules Match at the Millennium Field, time TBC (also unrelated Cricket match between Sark and an Australian team)
Round-the-island 'Sunset Cruise' departing Guernsey at 17.10 arriving Sark 18.00, departing Sark 18.15 arriving back at Maseline Harbour at 20.15 after tour, departing again from Sark at 20.30 and arriving in Guernsey 21.20.
Sunday 9th August Family Day at the Millennium Field at Island Hall. 12pm onwards. Including fancy dress wheeled floats of any description, BYO picnic, stalls and games. Prizes given out for Treasure Hunt entries.
Please also note our 'Son et Lumiere' 4,5, 6th September at La Seigneurie. Possibility of two picnics in the grounds, People's Picnic (Folk Music) and Posh Picnic (Classical type). BYO food and drink with an admission charge for music and entertainment only.


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Happy Birthday to Tom Jones, who turns 74 on today (June 7th)!!! Jones first sprang on the charts with the 1965 Top 10 smash "It's Not Unusual," which led to his "Best New Artist" Grammy for that year. He went on to score hits with "What's New Pussycat?," "Thunderball," "Green, Green, Grass Of Home," "Delilah," "Help Yourself," "I'll Never Fall In Love Again," "Love Me Tonight," "Without Love (There Is Nothing)," and "She's A Lady," among others.
In 2012, Jones released Spirit In The Room, which features his covers of Paul McCartney's "(I Want To) Come Home," Bob Dylan's "When The Deal Goes Down," Paul Simon's "Love And Blessings," Tom Waits' "Bad As Me," and Kenny Rogers & The First Edition's "Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)." The set is once again produced by Ethan Johns -- the son of legendary Eagles and Who producer, Glyn Johns. In 2010 Jones and Johns first teamed up for Praise And Blame, which featured covers of Dylan's "What Good Am I" and John Lee Hooker's "Burning Hell."
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About time they came out with a better design, sick
sweet lines on the body good job chevy
gata pa carai!
Looks like a little bit of ford, Toyota, Chevy, and Nissan they didn't know what they wanted but as for me I like all those trucks and I get them all in a bundle lol!
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U drive a van that says butterfly express? Enough said. Lmfao
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I would give my left but for that hot ass truck
lmao... first of its cousin, and second why the hell would anyone want a "truck" that you cant even take of the main road.. if your gonna have a truck be a damn man about it and take it offroad and get stuck in 4' swamps.. not little potholes.. otherwise do the truck a favor and get a little zippy car that cant go offroad anyway... the only thing a lowered truck means is that you aint got the balls to lift it and the ass to move it.. let me guess you prob work at a hair solon too huh.... hahahahah lmao
I think Chevy needs to bring the S-10 back who agrees?
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Hella dope!!!
First of all its photoshoped and secondly what if a speedbreaker comes in ur way ?? -_-
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awesome truck
Your right I was thinking the same thing they do look alike
Nice, but i will replace the grill asap
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It's a truck it needs to be lifted not lowered
The truck isn't even in dealerships yet and already people made it look stupid. Never lower a truck.
Dropping a 4wd. Weak.
And just about all makes and models look similar these days...So your point is?
I love modified trucks a lot more then cars.
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At Pampa's Allotment
Enjoying an oasis of quiet green in the midst of the big city.
Discovering new and wonderful things like Dandelion clocks that can be blown into the wind.
Sharing with best buddy cousins.
Practising and perfecting.
Admiring the beautiful bluebells in the undergrowth.
Peering up at a gnarly old tree branch offering new life for the umpteenth time in its history.
Finding faded old fences, unexpected things of beauty.
Exclaiming over gigantic things growing that remind us of the enormous turnip story!
Being wowed with the magic of a "watering can tree."
Bringing first gifts of Spring for Mummy which are treasured away into pockets.
Learning and looking at the city skyline, high up in daddy's arms.
Cosying up for a mummy-cuddle-sandwich with baby sister.
These are the fabulous things that a little 2 year old enjoyed on a sunny morning at Pampa's allotment.
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Vouchers can be redeemed starting Thursday, Oct. 4, through Apr. 4, 2013. Reservations are required and subject to availability. Call to make reservation and reference voucher. Tours run daily. Limit 1 voucher purchase per person; additional may be purchased as gifts. Must be of legal drinking age to consume alcohol. Not valid on major holidays. A 72-hour cancellation policy applies or voucher is subject to forfeiture. Wineries visited on the tour vary depending on guests' preferences. See below for full terms and conditions.See all terms
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Lunch that was provided was good and the last winery we went to was excellent "Lorimar".
The driver was totally boring and not interactive at all. It would have been nice to hear a little history of the wine country & the wineries we went to. He was more interested in his tip then anything. He was also 25 min late. I will not take this one again. I've taken other tours & they were GREAT.
|Nov 20, 2013 Judy California, United States
I enjoyed being introduced to new places in temecula and trying some good beers
When we were picked up we were first taken to a hot dog shoppe- where we were left for 90-120 minutes (to eat a hot dog- no one needs that long). Our driver left to go transport a wedding. So over 2 hours after the tour started we arrived at our first brewery, where it never seemed like we had that much time to actually have our beers. It was really diapointing to purchase a brew tour and have to wait 2 hours for it to start- at a hot dog shop- with nothing to do. I am a person that tends to see the positives in situations, and this was bad. Everyone on the tour was really upset. At least take us somewhere where we could entertain ourselves for the time the company would leave us. Also, a few days before the tour, they pushed back the start time- not sure why as that clearly lead them to a majoy conflict. This was very disappointing.
|Aug 29, 2013 Kathleen ca, United States
I thought a tour of Temecula would include a little history of the area
|Aug 02, 2013 mary California, United States
The beer tours were good, the drivers were fun. Overall good, just could have been better coordinated (time at different locations).
The first stop was for food and the trolley had to help at another location so the tour was left at the food location for ~1.5hrs. Not really acceptable. The tour tried to make up for it later but the last stops felt rushed and we wondered if we were having to make up for the lost time at the first stop.
|Jul 30, 2013 Shannon California, United States
the experience itself was lots of fun!
Less time at the hot dog place and more brewery visits.
|May 18, 2013 Johanna California, United States
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Although the comments posted are each different, a recurrent is theme is that of dealing with loss — the loss of a dream, the loss of a relationship, the loss of an opportunity, the loss of health and peace.
How do we deal with life's losses and move forward? People far wiser than I am say that we never do get back to normal. There's a time of confusion and uncertainty that then merges into a new normal. The longing, disappointment and regret are there, but they become less palpable with time. Let me share with you an example.
A colleague suffered the tragic loss of his daughter about 20 years ago. At odd times, even today, he finds himself going into a funk. He's struck by a profound sadness over what will never be. He will never walk his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day. He will never be a grandfather. He acknowledges that overall his life is good, and the good days outweigh the bad. But out of the blue, he's reminded of the loss by a song, a meal or a comment by a colleague.
So somehow we do heal, but every healing leaves a scar. We must remember that healing is a journey, not a destination or a point in time. It's an evolving process that is never completely over. Idle words or can you relate to some of these observations? Please weigh in.
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It's been almost eight months since me and my ex have broken up and I still think about him on a daily basis. I don't understand completely why. I miss the sex but I never really enjoyed his company and yet I miss just talking to him and feeling our connection.
I think there is regret. I've lost someone I thought I would be with for a long time and yet it all came to unsatisfying end - it was both of our faults. I know there is no future with him now and I am happily with my current boyfriend of six months. But knowing that we could still run into each other any day thrills me, still I know that nothing would come of it. I can't shut out thinking about the possibilities even though what I had has been lost and is not going to be reachable ever again. Why do I build myself up with these good dreams and memories knowing that nothing will come from it except disappointment? Is it just that he had been the majority of my life for almost two years or is it that I am punishing myself with obsession? It feels like the latter.
I am heartbroken and grieving. I had a close relationship with one of my guy friends (I tend to be a tom boy). I told him my feelings and he understood, we were good friends still. I never knew if he liked me back, he sent me mixed feelings from kissing me, getting intimate with me, etc. (He said he would date me when he got to know me better). Around my birthday he announced to me that he was with another girl, one who he never really talked to. I was/am upset that it happened, I often blame myself and others, I ask my self "what ifs" , etc. I go through periods of not eating, drinking to numb the pain, isolating myself from things that remind me of him. The other day I was in total hysteria/panic from running into them when I actually went out with a friend. I burned a journal I had for months that had my times with him. A lot of times I ask myself what I did wrong.
I am heartbroken. My girlfriend Kristin who was a beautiful person in and out broke up with me. I was never so happy in my life. Then she basically said she needed some space. We were both dealing with loss of loved ones and I know she had issues. However, I just can't get over that she left me. Then I overreacted and drove her away even more. Now it's like I lost the best thing in my life and I feel like I will never be that happy again.
I appreciate the article and the opportunity, Dr. Creagan. Admittedly, I am horrible at accepting the loss of loved ones, recently having attended a funeral and being one of the few to cry - particularly because I related it to a previous family loss. I would welcome your thoughts on how losing people in life can perhaps be tied into a general fear of loss, whether it be other people or items, vs. having an OCD condition such as hoarding, perse. I for one tend to hang onto things and I would suppose people/relationships too. Maybe this is due to not having control over much else in life. I agree one never can forget someone they've lost and I think if we were able to more easily accept these major losses, we might fare better in letting go in other aspects of our lives - if tackling the big stuff is the place to start, that is.
I recently lost my twin sister on June 2nd. It was a sudden loss and one that I am still struggling to come to grips with. Part of me is trying to "get back to a normal life" while the rest of me sits in a pool of sadness and tears that feel like they are never going to end. I am currently a Junior in college and am going to be writing my next paper on grief and loss. I will be writing it from the medical perspective as well as from my own personal experience. It is the hardest thing I have had to do, and it's killing me inside.I am hoping though, that with this paper it will allow me to cry and mourn as I write and help me get it all out and ease some of the pain I feel inside. I never expected this to happen and it can be hard for others to relate to me bacause they have not been through what I am going through myself. I only hope that with time, I will heal a little more each day and welcome your articles on grief and loss as a useful tool for my own research. Thank you for sharing your stories.
I just lost my dear mother. We lived together she was at end renal stage. she went to dialysis three times a week for 3 years. She had Congestiove Heart Failure, I miss her sooo much, I have lots of regrets. I wish I would have told her I was sorry for getting mad at her the night before she was rushed to the Hospital. I hurt everyday and have high anxiety. I don't know how to deal with so much pain. My siblings stopped talking to me. If u have suggestions I appreciate it. thank u
Dear Dorothy and Mary - I am so glad each of you took the time to reach out and express your feelings. Besides losing my only grandbaby last year, I lost my husband in 2001. He died suddenly too, just like yours, Dorothy. I wanted to die too and asked Jesus to take me too, but He knew my needs better than I did. A few months after my husband's death I began to hope in small steps at first. Day by day my hope was a little brighter. I learned to hold my kids tighter, laugh with them more, and treasure each of their uniquenesses.I appreciate people more, and have more compassion for what they might be feeling.
Mary - I can tell you from personal experience that a blood clot can form very fast and move through the body undetected, even to the most highly trained doctors. And blood clots move faster in children than in adults. I know you might feel a little justification in being angry at the doctor that treated your daugther, but I'd bet any doctor would have, unfortunately, missed it. I hope you can let go of some of your anger and consider that your daughter's doctor feels her loss almost as much as you do. People become doctors because they have the capacity to have compassion, intelligence, empathy and common sense, all at the same time. As I mentioned in my previous note, I encourage each of you to find a grief share group or any grief support group. you don't have to endure this alone. They will embrace you - and God will bless both of you.
Funny that you begin with you don't know how many people read blogs. I wondered that same thing when I was desperately looking for some understanding and support when my grandbaby died in September. I keep a journal, so if I can't find anyone to talk to, at least I get the thoughts out of my head. Another recommendation I have is if you can find a Grief Share group in your area, I highly recommend them. Go to griefshare.com to find one. You will be surrounded by people who know exactly what you are going through and will have a safe place to express your feelings and gain new insight how to manage your grief, and friends to help you heal. I lost my husband 10 years ago. Last September, my only grandbaby died. I know what you are going through. You are forever changed.
I wonder how many people really do read blogs to see if someone else is dealing differently with grief and loss. I almost lost my father in a tragic accident in 2010, he fell from a barn roof while trying to patch it, the ladder stays snapped and he fell nearly 20 ft. Both of his lungs collapsed. It was a long recovery of nearly 8 weeks, followed by additional surgery because they thought they saw cancer-thankfully was not. This surgery to remove part of one of his lungs was followed by the miscarriage of my baby..and less than two months later the tragic death of my baby sister. I can not tell you how compounded grief feels but I don't wish it on anyone. It saddens me to say that not many are understanding when it comes to grieving and allowing a person time to heal.
I lost my 16 yr old daughter Makayla Nov 27,2011. She was sick for 3 wks then admitted to a childrens hospital in SLC,UT 5 hrs from where we live. Makayla had ditated cardiomyopathy from a virus that attacked her heart, she was doing good when the primary doctor taking care of her let a blood clot go to her brain and she died. I am sooo angry i have a hard time trusting any one any more. How can a health care provider do this to a child that still had so much life to live. It eats at my stomach every day to know that she is still practicing med. The first week after Makayla passed away i went back to work and i drive a truck for a living,i tryed to drive the truck off a cliff and i heard my daughter tell me "no momma you need to stay with daddy and bubba they need you" ever since then i remember what Makayla said and i cry, i just want to be with her because a mother is supposed to take care of there children and i don't feel there is anyone taking care of her, and that she is all alone with out me. My husband and i had Makayla cremated and she is at home with us, i walk past her picture and i just cry and tell her i'm sorry for letting her down because i didn't do enought to protect her from that doctor that we trusted to take care of our little girl. I'm sorry Mic mommy let you down, and i will be with u soon.
I lost my husband suddenly this December 2011. somehow every breath I take reminds me of him...he was my everything from the time I was a young teenager. we did everything together and were never apart! This has become the most empty, dad moments in my life and I cry all day long..it just comes! days I feel that I don't want to go on and just join him. I can no longer hold his hand (that always drew shivers down my spine) or hug him and feel his warm lips as he said goodbye to me going to work or to the store. these are places that I can no longer even pass by....I go other ways to avoid the pain! My day is spent grieving and cryin g and I try to stop and it doesn't happen! I feel that I am making myself sick and worry my children...I don't eat because he is not at the table and the food won't go down. I know I need help with this loss but am not ready to share my life with strangers...I guess this will come in time!
Hi Dr. Creagan,
I am your patient, the one from NJ. Remember me?Thanks to you and Dr. McCaffrey, I am now 21 years old (east coast humor)? I lost my husband to the result of injuries he sustained in a violent car accident 11 years ago. Your kind words at that difficult time remain with me on a daily basis. "Find a place to put your sorrow" you suggested; I wrote a poem, it helped. You have a copy. I remember my dear husband everyday, sometimes with a tear, other times with a smile, one is never gone unless forgotten. My husband lives in my heart and memory. I see him daily in the faces of my children and grandchildren, little souls who share his many characteristics. The loss of a parents is deep, you become an orphan, w/or without siblings. The loss of a spouse is profound, the world changes forever, you are forever separated by a breath and a heartbeat.
Best wishes, your care and compassion has been a gift.
I too have suffered many losses in my life. My childhood sweetheart passed at an early age; I lost my high profile career to serious illness at 36; the loss of parents, friends way too early.
We who remain behind or stricken have a choice to either live life well or be crippled by our plights. The loss of a loved one is so great & unbearable. However, that loved one would want us to carry on and live life fully, as we would want for them, should it have been us.
Loss can be learned from~it can make us aware of "today" and the special gifts around us, right now. It can be put in a place that acknowledges our pain, yet we can choose to wearve it into our new life and move forward. You never forget, perhaps put it in perspective.
I say, Take the loss and make something good out of it. Sail in a new direction fearlessly & realize we all come to the same conclusion some day; live life well.
Share your goodne4ss and love with those that remain. Set your sights on new directions and being there for others. We don't leave those behind, we take them with us and share the gifts they bestowed upon us, with those around us right now. Use your life well and earnestly. We all have a duty to live well, with each new day. Strive to be happy, caring and loving.
I lost my Nephew (Chris) Dec. 2010. I miss him with all my heart. This was my sister son he was only 21 yrs.old.My sister is so sad its so hard to reach her. she goes to her sons grave everyday and cry. I beleive in the Jesus with all my heart. I wish there was something I could say that would help. Maybe in time the love she use to have for me will return.
Thank you, Dr. Creagen, for this forum. Loss has been my companion for a long time. I am 65 and contracted polio when I was a year old and due to that I did not have a "normal" experience as a child due to crutches, etc. I have experienced divorce, and lost my second husband in a fire. There have been other losses along the way. More recently I was laid off my job, my son went missing in a scuba diving accident in the ocean (his body was not recovered) and I underwent hip replacement surgery due to a malformation of the acetabulum and femoral head,probably a result of the polio. I have recently had so much pain with disc problems in the T7 and T8 spine. The worst stress has been related to the death of my son. My experience has been that the multiple losses have compounded my healing on several levels. It has taken a lot of energy,and mental and emotional work to get through each day. Web sites, such as this, have been a blessing. I can log on at any time and connect with the experiences of others. Thanks to all who have shared here.
I am so thankful for this article. My husband of 48 years died April 15, 2010. I then lost my home in Sept. 2011 and had to start staying with my children. It has been really hard. The greiving for my husband was hard. I am just know realizing my life has changed for ever. It is also hard for me because I am a very organized person and now I have to live out of a suit case as I travel between my two childrens homes. I long for my former life when my husband was alive and I had my own home. I also had to leave my friends and church family. But I am a surviver and I know I will make it with Gods help. My thoughts are with all the people who posted comments not matter what their loss is.
Nobody has mentioned the loss experienced by aging. Not only is your self-worth diminished, but every loss brings back your previous losses, even beloved pets. I lost my mother and husband 15 months apart and have no other relatives. I feel so alone and incompetent at 83 years of age. I have always felt confident in my competence, and have lost that--another loss.
Lots of comments on this important subject. I see how many cope by counting their blessings, turning to family and friends and helpful blogs for information and help. Also important to remember is that helping others gets your mind off yourself and wards off depression, as well as makes one realize there is always someone worse off than you. I personally have found help in a spiritual director to talk with, who helps direct my thinking in a better way when I am not thinking as clearly as I should be.
Having walked my parents through their illnesses and subsequent deaths, then facing the illness and hospitalizations of my husband and soul mate, I find that even 4 years after his death, I encounter grief when I enter the Gonda building and St. Marys hospital. Yesterday, when I had to go to the ER as a patient, I found myself overcome with grief again in the very place that I had accompanied all my loved ones. I handled it by calling a close friend who came to sit with me. The ER staff seemed to take it in stride although I'm sure they were baffled at first since the tears of this woman didn't fit the situation.
At age 60, I've lived long enough to experience several traumatic losses. I lost my dad in a car accident when I was 4, and for the loss of that relationship, I've grieved the might have beens. I lost my mother in 2007 at age 84 after a long illness. She was both mother and father to me, and I grieve for all she meant to me throughout my life. In 2008, I lost my home and most of my personal possessions in an unexpected flash flood. I grieved for lost things after that for awhile...and appreciated all the people who understood that grief. I was glad to have survived a disaster,but I needed time to grieve for the baby books, personal letters, and other things that were lost to me forever. But healing comes after loss, and as you stated, you have a new normal. I've experienced gifts from all my losses. The gift is there, but it's not immediate.. sometimes it takes years to understand what it is. I believe I am a more compassionate person because of my losses. Most of all, I think it's important to be a good listener and sounding board to anyone who's experiencing a loss. My heart goes out to all who have posted here, especially those of you who have lost children.
I lost my only son Albert in a car accident on May 4, 2011. No words can describe the tremendous heartache this has brought to our lives-so unexpected, so sudden I had just seen and spoken to him saw his beautiful smile only an hour or so earlier. He fell asleep on his way home 2 miles away. I have been told that he will come to me and tell me he is okay to give some peace but I really believe people shouldn't give false hope it only hurts more when you wait and wait. I know I loved him with all my heart and soul and every fiber of my being but his spirit is from my life. Please I urge everyone to please tell, write, show the person you Love that you LOVE them with all your heart before you never see them again. The recurrence of his memories and the heartache without him will always be a part of my life but i will find ways to deal and keep his heart and spirit alive whenever i have chance in truth. I truly believe grieving deserves truth and what to expect when someone dies-no made up stories or andedotes to us feel better the truth is it is hard to find our lives without them. To my son with love, mom
I lost my fiance, soul mate, in a traggic car accident November 5, 2006. The man who never came home late, was an hour late getting home and while I was sleeping, I had a dream that he came home and was injured. He kept saying that he was sorry and that he never meant to hurt me. He wouldnt tell me what happened. I looked out the window and his car was parked in the yard and wrecked. I turned back to look at him and I saw nothing. He was gone. I woke up and it was 10:10 AM. He should have been home by 9am at the latest. He had fallen asleep, wrecked and burned to death. The dream is burned in my memory. Every dream afterward was a reunion. He said he had only been gone days, but he had been gone months or years. I rarely dream of him but our songs, everyday from june 23 when we met to Nov 5 I relive our moments together. Every November morning is a stare in to space. The way the sun came in the window. The smell of the flowers at the funeral. The sound of his car. Everything even this long afterward, is a constant reminder. Affection makes me nautious. When I get a kiss I close my eyes and pretend its him. I miss him more than anyone could ever imagine. I am not a boohoo person yet I cry everyday for him. Im harsh and mean now. I have bottled up anger. I cant find any guy Im happy with because they arent him. I am happy with my life and my beautiful kids and I focus on them and providing for them. This is what gets me through everyday...Counting my blessings
Would you kindly make suggestions for someone who has been the victim of identity theft? This happened to me by an employee at a local doctors's office a year ago...cyber crime police traced it to the doctor's office and employee. She has been a criminal for 21 years and never changed her behavior...I am now done with the final trial locally, and now the judge tells me to charge the doctor because the MD commented to me that she was giving her a new chance by hiring her. This identity theft has caused my family much stress, money, and will follow me the rest of my life with costs associated with having my social security number, drivers license, medicare number plus my medical record, phone, e-mail someplace in the world. STRESS!
This is so common today but usually does not occur at a doctor's office. The criminal knew I was disabled and in my 60's. Today there is not cure for my disease but I am so fortunate to have treatment that works for me and have a good disease support system.
Good that has developed from this experience is that I am beginning
to participate in meetings on Senior Criminal Information given by the local Area Agency on Aging by their senior criminal advocates.
The support I have been given by these advocates, my Congressman's office, and my primary doctors I will always be grateful for.
No one knows until one experiences identity theft how it overwhelms your life...it's pure stress! State laws need to change. l Please help us with your comments.
Yes, I would agree with you totally...loss is loss and keeps on coming!
Thank all the families, friends, caregivers, and my doctors at Mayo for their continual kindness and support for all the grief I have experienced in the last 10 years to date. I have been so blessed by their care!
Somehow I was born into a family and in an era when caregiving with family members was part being a family and a loving responsibility.
Thank God I chose a husband who felt the same way...we were there for our grandmother, uncle, mother and father.
This is just a natural way in my heart and I could not have lived any other way.
My cousins from my mother's sister are exactly the same in their dedication to their parents. They are there 24/7 whatever happens.
As a gerontologist, I have seen dedication of family members, denial,
no visits, no communication from family and friends, and all of whatever when one enters a CRC for illness or for retirement. One wonders why, how, the time in history, or who knows why some family members disconnect when disease hits their parents or friends?
I have been the caregiver for my husband now for 10 years and have had to quit 2 jobs because of the responsibilities of the caregiving, and up and down of the disease. His two adult children in their 60's do not go out of their way. Loss is so much easier when shared with loved ones. Actually, my team of doctors express more caring and understanding to me. They are my rock for all of the continual losses!
Hello Dr Creagan,
What a timely blog. recently, my wife and I decided to part ways. That's a loss that's feeling much like what you describe. Last week, my mother passed away. I now discover that this business of having good and bad days can also be measure in minutes when the loss is fresh . At this time, I have precious few good minutes, until my mother comes to mind again. Tough times, for sure. Stressful to say the least, but I also have my kids, my little brother and my Dad to think of, so that keeps me focussed on tasks. I think that's a good thing.
This really helped me today and I thank you. My dad committed suicide after attacking me five months ago. I suffer from a couple mental disorders besides, so I ended up in the mental hospital for two weeks. So I'm pretty much having the worst time of my life. Until today I have been striving to get 'back to normal' again, and reading this has really made my day. Now I feel free to just let myself adjust the way I need to, not to regain the exact normalcy that I had before. Thank you again so much.
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1. CJM 2008 (vol 60 pp. 391)
|The Geometry of the Weak Lefschetz Property and Level Sets of Points
In a recent paper, F. Zanello showed that level Artinian algebras in 3 variables can fail to have the Weak Lefschetz Property (WLP), and can even fail to have unimodal Hilbert function. We show that the same is true for the Artinian reduction of reduced, level sets of points in projective 3-space. Our main goal is to begin an understanding of how the geometry of a set of points can prevent its Artinian reduction from having WLP, which in itself is a very algebraic notion. More precisely, we produce level sets of points whose Artinian reductions have socle types 3 and 4 and arbitrary socle degree $\geq 12$ (in the worst case), but fail to have WLP. We also produce a level set of points whose Artinian reduction fails to have unimodal Hilbert function; our example is based on Zanello's example. Finally, we show that a level set of points can have Artinian reduction that has WLP but fails to have the Strong Lefschetz Property. While our constructions are all based on basic double G-linkage, the implementations use very different methods.
Keywords:Weak Lefschetz Property, Strong Lefschetz Property, basic double G-linkage, level, arithmetically Gorenstein, arithmetically Cohen--Macaulay, socle type, socle degree, Artinian reduction
Categories:13D40, 13D02, 14C20, 13C40, 13C13, 14M05


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Rod Stewart's New Album 'Time' Set For May 7th Release
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Rod Stewart's new album, Time, will be released on May 7th. The set -- which was originally announced as Love The Life You Live -- features all the songs written or co-written and produced by Rod. The album's lead single, "She Makes Me Happy," has just been released to radio. A deluxe iTunes version of the album features three bonus tracks.
Rod spoke about how writing his recent memoir led to a return to songwriting: "Something about that process of reviewing my life for the book reconnected me and that was it: I was away. Suddenly ideas for lyrics were piling up in my head. Next thing I knew, I had a song called 'It's Over' about divorce and separation. And now I was getting up in the middle of the night and scrambling for a pen to write things down, which has never happened to me. I finished seven or eight songs very quickly and I still wasn't done and it became apparent that I would eventually have a whole album of material to record, which had never happened before."
Rod Stewart explained to us how the outpouring of new material came to happen: "About a year ago I was sitting out, sitting in my house in England and my good friend Jim Cregan came around and said, 'C'mon, let's try and write a song' -- I said, 'No, I can't be bothered, those days are over.' So, we sat down, I started humming a melody and he took it away and sent it back and he said, 'Listen, this is pretty good.' So, I wrote some words to it. And ever since then, it's been, like, flowing like a river. Y'know, the songs just keep going."
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Independence residents rallied to the cry of a chainsaw last week when crews hired by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power began cutting down several trees in their community.
Residents said the LADWP had no right to remove the trees because they are located on county property adjacent to a City of Los Angeles parcel in Independence.
The LADWP said several trees in a stand of 21 sycamores were diseased and dying and had to be removed for public safety reasons. The department had identified eight trees as "terminally ill" and said 13 more needed pruning to keep them healthy. To ensure the 13 trees that were not terminal did not reach that point, the LADWP identified a watering and fertilization schedule for future care of the trees.
The LADWP said the work was scheduled in response to concerns raised by an Independence resident.
"Earlier this fall LADWP staff responded to a call from a concerned citizen that some trees in Independence adjacent to the LADWP Construction Yard were not looking good," LADWP Public Information Officer Chris Plakos said. "LADWP biologists did an assessment and suspected that the trees had a disease. They had an outside arborist evaluate the trees and he said they had a disease that can specifically impact that type of tree, and recommended that eight of them be removed to help prevent the disease from spreading, and the rest be trimmed to allow for more air circulation and sunlight. An outside crew was just beginning the work when LADWP received a call from the public expressing concerns. Work was immediately halted and LADWP staff is now working with Inyo County on how to proceed."
When resident Nancy Masters saw crews cutting them down, she asked county staff to stop the work until local leaders could assess the state of the trees and decide if they should be removed or not.
Masters said the trees are not diseased, but malnourished because they haven't been watered.
"They're not diseased, the city quit watering them with ditch water from Independence Creek so they can send that water down the aqueduct," Masters said, adding that the trees didn't need to be removed. "They're sycamores, they respond to drought and recovery."
Inyo County Deputy Public Works Director Jim Tatum said the county has a policy on trees in county rights-of-way that was adopted in 2006 that the LADWP was unaware of.
Before LADWP continues its work on the trees, it will have to go before the Board of Supervisors and request permission, Tatum said. "Everything is on hold right now," he added.
Pat Gunsolley, clerk of the Board of Supervisors, said the LADWP and county leaders have not yet scheduled that meeting, and the discussion probably won't take place until after the first of the year.
County officials said it isn't clear why the LADWP took responsibility for the trees on the county right-of-way, but added that the trees may have been planted many years ago as part of a mitigation project.
The county tree removal policy states that agencies other than the county can remove trees under an encroachment permit for a number of reason, including if the trees are "endangering the health and welfare, including the peace of mind, of the property owner, and where a substantial number of property owners in the immediate vicinity have signed a statement to that effect."
Tatum said the department brought down two trees before work was stopped last week, but had plans to replace every tree they removed with a different species that is immune to anthracnose, the disease that the LADWP said was plaguing the sycamores.
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DES MOINES, IA— The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility brought Ask, Listen, Learn: Kids and Alcohol Don't Mix to Hoyt Middle School, of Des Moines Public Schools, today. The initiative is a program developed by The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility in partnership with Nickelodeon – Ask, Listen, Learn: Kids and Alcohol Don't Mix – which recognizes that the key to stopping underage drinking is communication early and often between parents and children. Ask, Listen, Learn provides both kids and parents with information and strategies to help jumpstart the conversation about the dangers of underage drinking, in a format and language designed specifically for them.
Congressman Leonard Boswell joined Principal Laura Kacer and Shannon Adams of The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility at Hoyt Middle School for this important presentation.
"It's important that parents establish a dialogue with their children about the dangers of underage drinking when they are in middle school," Congressman Boswell said. "Statistics bear this out, as well as the kids themselves. Ask, Listen, Learn is a viable tool to help kids resist peer pressure and other influences that lead many of them to try alcohol for the first time around the age of 12. That's alarming. That needs to be fixed. Programs like this one help to do just that."
"While alcohol consumption among our nation's youth has declined over the past 20 years, underage drinking remains unacceptably high. According to the 2007 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, about 10.7 million Americans between the ages of 12-20 said they consumed alcohol in the past month. Among youth the rate of current alcohol consumption increases with increasing age, however, the alarming fact is first use of alcohol typically begins around age 12. By 16, 27 percent report current alcohol consumption," said Shannon Adams.
Whether or not they realize it, parents are the leading influence on kids' decision not to drink alcohol. According to the 2003 Omnibuzz survey conducted by Teenage Research Unlimited, 65 percent of adolescents identify parents as the leading influence in their decision not to drink.
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is grateful to the American School Counselor Association, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, the National Latino Children's Institute, the National Middle School Association, and U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration for providing scientific input for use in creating Ask, Listen, Learn.
Ask, Listen, Learn is unique in that it gives both kids and parents the tools to initiate the conversation about alcohol. The program includes:
• A parent's booklet, detailing how to begin the conversation, sustain the conversation and make an impact on kids. It presents effective questions, data, conversation starters and answers to typical objections kids raise. Download pdf.
• A kid's booklet, with interactive games, trivia cards with questions and answers explaining the facts about alcohol (over 7 million trading cards are expected to circulate), addressing issues including how to avoid peer pressure, and creative ways to say no. It also includes an Action Against Alcohol Agreement that both kids and parents can sign. Download pdf.
• Asklistenlearn.com, produced by Nickelodeon, is a website for kids with information on the dangers of underage drinking including monthly polls, information interactive games and videos, as well as more information on how to say no.
• Asklistenlearnparents.com, produced by Nickelodeon, is a website for parents with additional information on how to have the conversation and links to additional national and local resources related to underage drinking.
Recognizing the important role that teachers, counselors and administrators play as role models and purveyors of information, The Foundation will also begin work on a teacher-focused component to the program for distribution nationwide. In an effort to reach trusted adults and kids in the Hispanic community, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility released Pregunte. Eschuche. Aprenda. ¡Los niños y el alcohol no mezclan!
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility
Launched in 1991, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is a leader in the fight against drunk driving and underage drinking and promotes responsible decision making regarding beverage alcohol. For more information about Ask, Listen, Learn™ or The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, or to order a copy of the program free-of-charge, please visit www.asklistenlearnparents.com or www.responsibility.org.
Nickelodeon, which is celebrating its landmark 25th anniversary this year, is the number-one entertainment brand for kids. It has built a diverse, global business by putting kids first in everything it does. The company includes television programming and production in the United States and around the world, plus consumer products, online, recreation, books, magazines and feature films. Nickelodeon's U.S. television network is seen in 88 million households and has been the number-one-rated basic cable network for more than eight consecutive years. Nickelodeon and all related titles, characters and logos are trademarks of Viacom International Inc.
The Des Moines Independent Community School District is Iowa's largest provider of public education serving the individual needs of more than 33,000 students in 66 schools with more than 5,000 dedicated teachers and staff. For more information about Des Moines Public Schools visit www.dmps.k12.ia.us.
Another Ask, Listen, Learn presentation was made at Meredith Middle School in Des Moines on Thursday May 28, 2009- 8:30 a.m.


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Ray Searage is in his fourth full season as the Pirates Pitching Coach. He joined the Major League staff on October 17, 2009 and was named interim Pitching Coach on August 8, 2010 after Joe Kerrigan was relieved of his duties. Ray was officially named Pitching Coach on November 24.
The 2014 season marks Searage's 37th in professional baseball and his 12th with the Pittsburgh organization.
In 2013, the Pirates pitching staff allowed the second-fewest runs (577) in all of Major League Baseball - the fewest runs allowed by the Pirates in a non-strike season since the 1984 team gave up just 567 in 162 games. The 3.26 team ERA in 2013 ranked third in the Majors and was the lowest mark for a Pirates team since the 1984 squad led the league with a 3.11 ERA.
Searage spent seven seasons as a Pitching Coach at various levels within the Pirates minor league system, most recently with Triple-A Indianapolis in 2008-2009. He also served in the same capacity with Double-A Altoona (2006-07), Class-A Hickory (2005) and Rookie-League Williamsport (2003-2004). During his tenure with the Bucs, he also served as a coach during the Arizona Fall League in 2006 and again in 2008. In addition, he spent the 2009 off-season working as the Pitching Coach for Magallanes in the Venezuelan Winter League and did so again in 2010 until he was named Pitching Coach of the Bucs.
Prior to joining the Pittsburgh organization, Ray spent the 2000 and 2001 seasons as the Florida Marlins Minor League Pitching Coordinator. He also served as Pitching Coach with Orlando (Devil Rays' AA) for three years prior to joining the Marlins. Searage began his coaching career in the St. Louis Cardinals minor league system, working as a Pitching Coach with Madison (1994), Peoria (1995-1996) and Prince William (1997).
Originally selected by St. Louis in the 22nd round of the 1976 June draft, Searage made his Major League debut with the New York Mets on 6/11/81. Ray picked up his first Major League win at Wrigley Field in Chicago while making his third career appearance on 8 /11/81; in the same game he singled off Dick Tidrow in his first big league plate appearance. Later in the 1981 season, he earned his fir st save after nailing down a 5-3 Mets victory over the Pirates at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh on September 9.
Searage pitched a total of seven big league seasons with the Mets (1981), Brewers (1984-86), White Sox (1986-87) and Dodgers (1989- 90) and compiled an 11-13 record, 11 saves and a 3.50 ERA in 254 games (all in relief). He finished his professional pitching career with Edmonton (Angels' AAA) in 1992.
Raymond Mark Searage...Wife's name is Vicki...Has three sons; Raymond II (10/16/80), Ryan (11/23/82) and Robbie (4/25/88)...Is a 1973 graduate of Deer Park High School on Long Island, NY...Played baseball, basketball and ran cross country while in high school...Also played baseball at West Liberty State College in West Virginia.


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SOUTH BERWICK, ME – Since its inception in 2008, the Berwick Academy Innovation Center has been creating a buzz among students, parents, and faculty, and has recently caught the attention of news channel WCSH6 out of Portland, Maine. Berwick Academy and its Innovation Program will be featured as a "School that Shines" on Channel 6. As part of the program, Berwick will be featured in a 30 second TV spot that will run for a full month.
Current and past BIC project topics include "Education in the Developing World," "The Study of Sericulture," "Wind Power at Berwick Academy," "Comparing Educational Differences Worldwide," and even "Cupcake Innovation." Over the last 4 years, the program has grown immensely, with a total of four students participating in the first year and 22 participating this year. Berwick Academy is excited about the future of the program and is very proud to be chosen as a "School that Shines." For more information about the Berwick Innovation Center, visit www.berwickacademy.org/BIC


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Why did you choose Lansing Community College?
My nephew hot his degree here and suggested LCC to further my education.
What inspires you?
People with a lot of knowledge willing to help others to succeed.
If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why?
Bionic wrist (currently broken) so I can write faster and maybe the ability to heal faster.
What famous person would you like to meet and why?
The President of the USA. I would like to spend a day walking in his shoes.
What do you do for fun? Other than school work...lol!
Watch sports on TV, camping and swimming. Basically relaxing by the lake.
If you won $3 million, what would you do with the money?
Invest $1 million for the life security, donate $1 million to oversee upgrade of LCC and donate last million to certain churches for spiritual outreach.
What are you hoping to or have you gained from being part of the TRiO
I have gained better self-worth, a can-do anything attitude and a wealth of knowledge.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 27 February 2013 (PAHO/PANAFTOSA) – "There is no veterinary public health program like this anywhere in the world", said Dr. Carissa F. Etienne, the Director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), upon speaking at the headquarters of the Pan American Foot-and-Mouth Disease Center (PANAFTOSA) in Rio de Janeiro, during her first official visit to Brazil.
The director of PANAFTOSA, Ottorino Cosivi, gave a presentation on the strategic guidelines for PAHO's Program on Veterinary Public Health and on the ties between health and agriculture. Human-Animal-Environment-Food Security issues were also highlighted, as was the "from farm to table" food chain. Cosivi also spoke about the work of PANAFTOSA in the areas of food safety for human consumption and foodborne disease prevention; foot-and-mouth disease eradication in the Americas; and the strengthening of national capacities for animal health surveillance. He additionally referred to the prevention, control, and eradication of zoonoses and the prevention of emerging infectious diseases.
In this regard, Dr. Etienne recalled that the role of PAHO as a whole is to work for excellence and she urged everyone to strive to do what is best for health.
At the end of her trip, the Director planted a Brazilwood tree in PANAFTOSA's garden to commemorate her first visit to the Center.
On her first official visit as Director of PAHO, Dr. Etienne went to Brasilia where she met with the Minister of Health of Brazil, Alexandre Padilha, and his staff on February 25 to discuss the main challenges to health in Brazil and the international health agenda, focusing particularly on South-South Cooperation, among other topics.
During her four-day stay, Dr. Etienne met with Brazilian federal government officials in Brasilia. In Rio de Janeiro she met with representatives of Fiocruz, the National Cancer Institute of Brazil, and other institutions.
PANAFTOSA is a PAHO/WHO scientific center that has done important work in foot-and-mouth disease control and eradication since it opened in 1951. In 1997, technical cooperation in zoonoses was added to its mandates, and in 2007 food safety became another area of action. PANAFTOSA-PAHO/WHO provides technical cooperation to all the member countries of PAHO in the Americas in order to improve the health of the population and promote the development of the countries.
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