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2008 Contest Categories
SIWC Storytellers Award (Sponsored by Jack Whyte and Diana Gabaldon)
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2008 Submission Rules and Guidelines
- The Surrey International Writers' Conference Writing Contest is open to all writers 18 years and older. Young writers should check out Surrey Public Library's Young Writers' Contest
- Submissions from employees of the Surrey Continuing Education Department, instructors in the Surrey Creative Writing Diploma Program, and members of the Conference Board of Directors cannot be considered.
- All submissions must contain original material, and may not have been previously published, accepted for publication, or have been a winner in another contest prior to the September 5th deadline.
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SIWC Storyteller's Award: short stories 3,500 – 5,000 words
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SIWC Poetry Award: one poem per submission; 36 lines max.
SIWC Writing For Young People Award: short stories, maximum length 1,500 words.
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As part of the Reading the World Conversation Series, this "Translators' Roundtable" brought together four literary translators—who work in a variety of languages and genres—to discuss their experiences. The conversation explored a number of different topics, from how they got started as translators, to the obstacles of retranslating classic works, to translating film scripts during the writers' strike, etc.
In attendance were Michael Emmerich, Edward Gauvin, Marian Schwartz, and Martha Tennent. There's a lot of brilliant discussion here—one of my favorite points coming from Michael who makes a case to those who lean on the phrase "Lost in Translation" that it is, instead, and "100% gain."
Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer's La Superba is appropriately titled after the Italian city of Genoa, where, after escaping the pressures of fame in his own country, the semi-autobiographical narrator finds himself cataloguing the experiences of its mesmerizing inhabitants with the intention. . .
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Jorge Eduardo Benavides' novel La paz de los vencidos (The Peace of the Defeated) takes the form of a diary written by a nameless Peruvian thirty-something intellectual slumming it in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in Spain's Canary Islands. Recently relocated. . .
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AG079: Pearls are a Spoink's Best Friend
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Pearls are a Spoink's Best Friend (Japanese: バネブーのさがしもの!? Spoink's Lost Object!?) is the 39th episode of Pokémon: Advanced Challenge.
Episode Plot
Team Rocket ia fighting who gets to call. Giovanni calls them to hear the news of the base. When they say it is destroyed, Giovanni is frustrated since they have no success. Team Rocket decides they need to do something big. When Jessie's Wobbuffet comes out of its Poké Ball, the telephone booth crashes. The next day, the gang is awake - Brock cooks breakfast while Ash, May and Max brush their teeth. They hear something from a bush, so Skitty goes in and returns to May, looking scared. The Pokémon comes from the bush - it is a Spoink. However, it is missing a pearl.
Torkoal cries for Spoink's loss, so the gang decides to help Spoink find the pearl. Spoink and the gang go to search the pearl. Spoink demonstrates it slept and fell over and then the pearl fell off the cliff and lost itself. Brock sends Mudkip to help in the search. Spoink found its pearl and uses Psychic to put on its head. However, it is actually Igglybuff. A girl appears and sees her Igglybuff, bot Spoink goes away, making the girl cry. Brock and Max stop it in time, but Spoink is sad when it did not get the pearl yet. Next, they encounter a Voltorb and it uses Psychic to put on its head. The gang goes to give it to a boy who arrived, but are electrocuted by Voltorb.
Next, they encounter Electrode, so Spoink (seeing it is round) puts on its head, but Electrode explodes. The gang gives up, but Mudkip spots a round object - it is the pearl! Spoink puts on its head and goes away happy. Torkoal cries for the recovery. The gang comes to Spoink, but everyone falls into a hole, and not long after Team Rocket appears. Team Rocket says they are new and Jessie cuts a rope, so everyone is pulled up inside a net. Ash sends Corphish who cuts the net. During their fall, Spoink loses its pearl, with Meowth catching it. Jessie sends Seviper and James his Cacnea. Corphish attacks with BubbleBeam, but Seviper dodges and goes to wrap Corphish, but misses.
Cacnea attacks with Pin Missile, but the attack has no effect due to Harden. Corphish attacks with Crabhammer, knocking Seviper and Cacnea out. Corphish uses BubbleBeam and Mudkip Water Gun, blasting them off. Max sees Spoink without its pearl. Team Rocket got the pearl and Meowth thinks it would look good on boss's crown. The gang appears, but Team Rocket runs away. They disappear into a crowd of people, attending a carnival. They search for the pearl and Spoink sees a juggler, so it takes one of its balls, but soon returns after the gang intervenes. Same goes with a fortune teller and her crystal ball.
Team Rocket wanders around. James catches a Feebas and sees a man - the same man who sold a Magikarp to him. He offers them the Feebas, but Jessie remembers her encounter with the Feebas - it grabbed her hair. The salesman shows them a video where Feebas evolves into Milotic. James and Meowth are still not convinced, but the salesman tells them that he has family back home. Since they have no money, they give the pearl for the Feebas. Team Rocket puts the Feebas to swim in the water, however... its color fades, revealing to be a... Magikarp. Jessie goes mad for such a rotten deal, but surprise is not yet ended - the gang appears.
The gang demands the pearl, but Team Rocket explains the event, so they run off to find the salesman. The gang needs to do so before them. The gang finds the salesman, so Brock and Ash have an idea. Brock hides and his Mudkip uses Water Gun on Feebas, revealing it to be a Magikarp. The salesman tries to get away, but is intercepted by Brock and demands the pearl. Team Rocket appear as well, wanting the pearl back. Spoink uses Psychic, placing the Magikarp on its head, but soon falls. Ash and the salesman fight and the pearl is released in Team Rocket's hands. Jessie sends Dustox to protect the pearl.
Ash sends Torkoal. Dustox attacks with Poison Sting, but fails due to Iron Defense. Torkoal uses Flamethrower, hurting Dustox. James sends Cacnea and uses Needle Arm, but fails due to Iron Defense. Torkoal attacks with Body Slam, knocking Cacnea out. Dustox attacks with Psi Beam, hitting Torkoal. Mudkip uses Water Gun, knocking Dustox out. Cacnea attacks with Needle Arm, but misses. Torkoal attacks with Overheat, knocking Cacnea onto Meowth, dropping the pearl. Max puts the pearl on Spoink's head, recovering it. Spoink uses Confuse Ray, hitting Cacnea and Dustox. Spoinks blasts them off with Psychic.
Max notices the salesman's gone, but they won't go after it. The gang leaves, waving goodbye to Spoink.
- Featured Pokémon: Electabuzz, Steelix, Cacnea, Shiftry.
- In the beginning of the episode, a classic Pokémon identification can be seen. In this episode, it is a Slowbro.
- The dub title is a play off the song "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend."
- This episode is featured on the Volume 7: Psychic copy of Pokémon Elements.
- On Pokémon.com, the title of this episode is erroneously spelled as "Pearl's Are a Spoink's Best Friend".
- This is the fifth time the Magikarp salesman has appeared in the anime, and the second time Team Rocket has acquired a Magikarp from him.
In a brief moment, Spoink's nose is shown on its back.
Dub differences
The footage of James looking up a Spoink TCG card is cut in the dub. Cards seen included Spoink, Seviper, Skitty, Lotad, and Mudkip.


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"Sponsorship is not and has never been about you"- Must Read for racers on teams
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The cycling industry is funded by the masses but in terms of innovation and image, it's still largely driven by racing. If you pin on a number each weekend, kudos for helping fuel the sport and maintaining its healthy atmosphere – and if you're doing well, even better. But if those local results are also coming with a Manwich-sized bite of self-entitlement when it comes to endorsement proposals, let me offer a good-intentioned, honest dose of reality: sponsorship is not and has never been about you.
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There isn't much that can be added to this. This article shoots straight and tells it like it is. If you are a racer on a team than this is a MUST READ! Thanks Bike Radar!
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Now, I should stress that I agree with (Huang), in that it is important for amateur bike racers to realize how utterly futile and meaningless their endeavors are, and that if they choose to fritter away their lives by "training" for riding around and around in circles then that's their problem. In fact, I'd go a step further and say the same thing is true of professional cyclists--and, at my most cynical, I'd say it's actually true of everybody and everything, that sentience is merely an illusion, and that we're all just dust specks blowing aimlessly through an indifferent cosmos.
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I don't think is this "must read". Talk to any shop mechanic in Colorado and they have dozens of story's of racer entitlement. What I find interesting about this story is who the author is. Doesn't this guy have like 100 bikes and tons of swag that he got for free? Also, if a racer wins a state championship and they wear a kit plastered with advertisement, then yeah, a sponsor should float them something.
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No one wants to talk about death. But I've been thinking about it since I heard Boston estate planning attorney Patricia Annino say at a Women's Philanthropy Institute webinar that many boomer women can look forward to two or more inheritances.
One may come from their husbands, who'll likely predecease them; women live roughly four years longer than men, on average. Another bequest could be the gift of parents or in-laws. Money or assets might even be passed along by siblings; my 50-something sister is named in my will and, since I don't have children, will get my horse even if my husband is still alive.
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Overall, 2 out of 3 boomer households will get at least one inheritance in their lifetimes, receiving a median of $64,000, according to estimates by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College. The wealthiest 10 percent are expected to get an average of nearly $1.5 million.
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Those numbers may be a little pie-in-the-sky, of course.
Most boomers haven't received any inheritances yet. And as a recent Wall Street Journal article noted, since the postwar generation is living longer and many took a big financial hit in 2008: "Many baby boomers are likely to get less money from mom and dad than they thought. The worse news: They may have to help their parents financially instead."
If you will be receiving one or more inheritances and plan properly, though, the windfall can change your life. I speak from experience. My husband and I received two parental inheritances in the past four years. But I'd be lying if I said that navigating those transactions was a breeze or that we didn't make a few mistakes along the way.
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To avoid being flummoxed by a potential inheritance, try to talk with your parents about their estate plans. This conversation can be delicate, but if your parents are OK with discussing the subject, do it. They might even want start to the ball rolling by passing down some belongings before they die.
Our family helped my father gradually distribute many of his possessions during his battle with Alzheimer's. Each of the kids selected items that my mom didn't want to keep, like clocks and artwork.
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The University of Connecticut women's basketball team could make NCAA basketball history this weekend and the sports media industry has given a collective, unfortunate yawn.
That's the case USA Today columnist Christine Brennan has made about the lack of buzz surrounding UConn's opportunity to match the UCLA men's basketball longest win-streak in NCAA basketball history Sunday. So far, the Huskies have won 87 consecutive games since 2008. Beating Ohio State Sunday would match the record, beating Florida State Tuesday would give them the overall all-time longest win streak.
Said Brennan, "For decades now, those of us in the sports media have argued about which comes first: interest or coverage. There's no doubt that college men's basketball has more interest than the women's game. TV ratings, attendance figures and revenue bear that out. But there's also no doubt that the media's lack of coverage of the UConn story, and many other stories in women's sports, ensures that interest will remain static."
Still yawning?
If you are, then maybe you agree with the perspective of Real Clear Sports writer Samuel Chi. Chi says (barring another big run from a men's team) the UCLA men's basketball team will always own the longest win streak. So why all the fuss and comparisons between UConn and UCLA?
"UConn will have the longest winning streak in women's basketball. And before you get your PC undergarment all twisted up in a knot, let's just make one thing clear: There isn't such a thing as a record for all of college basketball. It's either a men's record or a women's, and never the twain shall meet. Comparing men's and women's basketball isn't like apples and oranges. It's more like apples and meat loaf."
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With Kelly Shon just one shot off the individual lead the Princeton women's golf team is in fourth place after the first two rounds at the UNCW Seahawk Invitational in Wallace, N.C., with one round to play Sunday.
Shon carded a 72 and a 75 Saturday to stand at +3 on the River Landing Golf Club's par-72 course, even with host UNC Wilmington's Lori Beth Adams and one shot back of UNC Greensboro's Fanny Cnops.
Tiffany Dong (+10), Alexandra Wong (+12), Sydney Kersten (+16) and Anna Jang (+19) complete the Princeton five. The top four scorers have Princeton at +41 after the first two rounds, just four shots behind UNC Wilmington with Old Dominion and UNCG tied for second, one shot in front of Princeton.
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Winter Group Show, held through February 23, will feature paintings, sculptures, ceramics and jewelry by various gallery artists. Exhibiting artists include oil painters Ed Bronstein and Kirk McBride, pencil illustrator Elizabeth Borné, photographer Terence Roberts and bronze sculptures by John Griffith.
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In many marriages, the husband assumes most of the responsibility for money matters. Naturally, that arrangement can "work" on some levels, but all too often it can be problematic. When a husband assumes the role of financial caretaker, his wife can easily lose control over certain assets. Over time, that can lead to feelings of distrust and resentment. Plus, it makes it very easy for a husband to hide financial details he doesn't want his wife to see.
If you are going through divorce –or even thinking that you might be headed in that direction –it's critical that you reverse this trend and start paying close attention to your family finances.
But, please, don't misunderstand. I'm not recommending that you snoop. Scrolling through your husband's emails, listening to his calls or voicemails, or anything of that nature can land you in serious legal trouble. (Make sure you consult with your divorce attorney so you understand precisely what is --and what is not –permissible under the laws in your state.)
What you need to do is find legal ways to protect yourself. If you believe your husband has financial tricks up his sleeve, start organizing your personal finances under the guidance of a qualified divorce financial advisor. Also, you should immediately be on the lookout for these tell-tale signs that he may be hiding assets and/or income.
1. Bank and other financial statements are no longer being delivered to your home address. A change in regular delivery could signal that marital assets are being diverted or dissipated. Check with your bank, credit card companies, etc. to make sure that you receive copies of your statements. You'll want to start gathering these, as well as tax returns, pension/IRA/401K statements and other financial documents, so that you can keep your own records and be alerted to any unusual activity.
2. A sudden decrease in salary. Any dramatic decrease in salary may indicate that your husband has decided to defer salary and/or hold commissions and bonuses for future distribution. (That way this income won't be "on the books" until after the divorce is final.)
3. Intentional overpayments. Overpayments to the IRS or other creditors will be refunded, but if planned strategically by your husband, this money may not arrive until after the divorce is final. Another common tactic for hiding business income is to lower the bottom line by fabricating loans to family members. Your husband may be listing these debts in his financial statements or sending the family member cash to "pay the loans," knowing that Uncle Jo and Aunt Mary will return the funds to him after the divorce. You should also watch for money that might be transferred to your child's (or his child's) name.
4. No new clients, or too many new employees. If your husband owns a business, there are many different ways he can "cook the books" in order to make the business appear less valuable than it is. Maybe he'll pay employees who don't exist, or "pay" friends and family who agree to hold the checks until after the divorce is final. He could also delay signing new clients until after the divorce settlement is signed. Remember: The less the business is worth, the less you'll get.
5. Defensive behavior. A husband who suddenly becomes secretive, controlling or defensive about money could be someone who is diverting or dissipating marital assets. A forensic accountant can help you uncover this type of deceitful activity.
Whatever your husband's reason—revenge for infidelity, fear for his own financial security post-divorce or just plain old greed—hiding assets, income and debt is unethical, immoral, illegal and subject to severe penalties when discovered.


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ZF-4386: Issue with ignoreNoFile in Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract
I discovered an issue with the ignoreNoFile option in the isValid() function in Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract. The current problematic code ( latest trunk ) looks like this:
if ($this->_options['ignoreNoFile'] and (isset($fileerrors['fileUploadErrorNoFile']))) {
if (($class === 'Zend_Validate_File_Upload') and (count($fileerrors) > 0)) {
From what i understand, the validation chain will be stopped if there was an error in the Upload validator. In case i use the ignoreNoFile option and i submit the form without uploading a file, all further validation after the Upload validator should be skipped.
With the current code, this is never happen, because the fileUploadErrorNoFile entry in the errors array will be removed earlier. To fix this, the code could be changed to this:
// error in the upload validator so stop validating
if (($class === 'Zend_Validate_File_Upload') and (count($fileerrors) > 0)) {
// file element is not required and no file was uploaded so remove the error message
if ($this->_options['ignoreNoFile'] and (isset($fileerrors['fileUploadErrorNoFile']))) {
Your change brakes option for other adapters than HTTP. Please give code for reproduction.
small test application
Added a small test application. I also made some notes about issue ZF-4347, which can be tested with this app, too.
Great demo app... Thanks ( I hope every commiter would be able to add such ;-) )
But when I submit the form without any file set, it returns to me "FORM VALID".
Maybe your repository is not up to date or broken ? Simply try to update to actual trunk.
Closing issue due to non-response
So i made a fresh export from the trunk and you are right, submitting without any file set works as intended.
However i still have problems with the validators and multiple file elements. I dont get the messages i should get, so will investigate a bit further. Should i open a new issue for this then?
When the issue is related to ignoreNoFile feel free to reopen this one. If you are getting a different issue, then please create a new one.
Issues should always be related to a single problem.
Wasn't sure if I should create a new ticket or comment on this one, but the check for ignoreNoFile is still flawed in 1.6.2
I had an issue where move_uploaded_file was failing and the specific file element was set to required. As a result, receive should be returning a value of false. However, the following line caused the error from move_uploaded_file to be skipped inside of the receive method in Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract.php
if (isset($this->_options['ignoreNoFile'])) {
This basic check to see if ignoreNoFile exists is not enough to tell the validation to skip errors because ignoreNoFIle is being set by default, but it's value is set to a boolean of false when you set an element to be required. In addition to checking if the options index exists, it should also check the boolean value of the option and only continue if it's true.
Yes, you are true. thank you for mentioning this.
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Mary Ellen Alexander, of Townsend, Delaware passed away on March 31, 2012, in Christiana Hospital, surrounded by her devoted and loving family. Mary Ellen was born Mary Ellen Knotts in Milford, Delaware, on April 29, 1936, to Lida E. Knotts and Samuel C. Knotts, Sr.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her sons, Michael and Jeffrey, her grandchildren, Samantha and Zachary, brothers Harold F. Knotts and Russell Knotts, and sisters, Vera Lee Burger and Thelma L. Rhoades.
Mary Ellen was one of six children and lived her entire life in the Townsend area. She is survived by and will be deeply missed by her husband of 56 years, John Alexander, daughter Mary Ellen (Alexander) Greene (Richard), son John C. (Karissa), grandsons Chad C. Alexander and Blake E. Alexander (Lissa), granddaughter Tess E. Greene, brother Samuel C. Knotts, Jr., sister-in-law Frances Knotts, brother-in-law Andy Burger, several nieces and nephews, and her beloved cats, Lady and Tramp. She also leaves behind many true and valuable friends.
She worked for Chrysler for many years, retiring in 1998. Mary Ellen had a full life, most often involving activities with her tightly-knit family. She loved shopping - for anything! She was an energetic pro football and baseball fan, always cheering for her Minnesota Vikings and the Phillies. She was a member of the Middletown Congregation Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Visitation was held at Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, 212 N. Broad Street, Middletown, DE, on Friday evening, April 6, from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral services was held on Saturday, April 7, at 11 a.m, at the funeral home. Interment will follow in Townsend Cemetery.
Mary Ellen's family would like to thank the nursing staff of Christiana Heart and Vascular Center Intensive Care Unit for their dedication, professionalism, and humanity in looking after our dear loved one.
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ZF-2836: Segmentation Fault on Debian Etch with PHP 5.2.0 while rendering
I have a segmentation fault on my Debian Etch (PHP 5.2.0) although it works well on my Windows Vista (PHP 5.2.5) when I try to render the Zend_Form.
It appears that the segmentation fault come from there :
File : Zend/Form/Element.php
{quote} public function getAttribs() { $r = new ReflectionObject($this); $properties = $r->getProperties(); $attribs = array(); foreach ($properties as $property) { if ($property->isPublic()) { $attribs[$property->getName()] = $property->getValue($this); } } return $attribs; } {quote}
When I call this methods :
bq. $property->isPublic()
Unfortunately I can't go further since I have no idea where I can find the source of the ReflectionObject.
Could you please take a look ? Thanks
This has been resolved for several weeks, and the fix pre-dates the preview release.
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Uggh to Eric Gordon. Injury riddled and hasn't proven to be a winner yet. Also brings little to the table besides scoring.
Turner would be interesting. It would be like having a 2nd Hayward who is a little bit better at everything besides shooting.
Put some respeck on my name playboi.
I haven't read the thread. Sorry.
Just saying I like Turner and I think he'll get better. Not sure we have the necessary pieces to get him, though, that we'd be willing to part with.
I was checking out Turner because I was going to trade for him in my fantasy league. I thought it was weird that whenever he puts up big numbers, the Sixers lose. They win when he plays poorly. I have no idea if that is an indication of anything.
Here's an article mentioning Big Al for Turner. I know, it doesn't mean much and the money isn't right, but I can dream.
"I will say, almost everything. And I didnt bring it every night. But I think most everything was a frustration."
We already have a better version of him on our team.
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I was about to punch him because he was saying I use the computer all the time
tell him he's not as important as pimping on PD
He'd start kicking and screaming.
You guys think parents are bad? try being raised by your grandparents. they have to make sure they don't make the same "mistakes" twice by throwing the damned strictest limitations on you, throwing 8 tons of shit in your face because you got less than an A+ in your worst subject, then ground you for like 6 months for it. they apparrently don't have ears cause they don't listen to a fuckin word you say. they think they're perfect because they know where they "went wrong the first time." Man they piss me off to know end. and my grandma wants me to lift every single damn thing that needs lifted when she knows my grandpa is still stronger than me all because, "He's too old for this." That's bull shit.
How di I find my life and family okay? My parents are divorced. Ironic much?
I thought you were going to stay in the spam section?
I tried calling the cops for child abuse, but he broke my phone, he said he's teaching me dicipline
shes autistic. god, you really do need a psychiatrist :/
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I've worked with autistic people, and acting like they're the only ones in the world is characteristic of their disorder. I know it's frustrating to live with her (hey, I live in a dorm full of kids with Aspergers [milder autism] and NLD) but with kids like that, you have to learn to live around them. They don't understand what they're doing to you because they're so wrapped up in their little world. Try going to the psychiatrist and working on your relationships with your other family members. Once things pick up for you, I'm sure you'll find dealing with your sister is easier.
haha oh man
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Grief-the bitter fruit of death-has always been one of the greatest challenges to faith. Even though the piercing sorrow of loss is the painful call faith alone can best answer, in some cases it poses such ferocious questions that it threatens to annihilate the very capacity to believe. This is particularly the case with stillbirth, a crushingly sad phenomenon affecting more than 30,000 babies (and their parents) each year in the United States. That amounts to about seventy couples every day. One in every 116 births experience this disorienting tragedy, so cruel in its ambush of paradox: death before life, the ending before the beginning, a funeral instead of a christening, the stale pall of death over the young body of new life, a first hello as a final goodbye.
Even now, some nineteen years after my encounter with stillbirth, it seems so odd, so unfair and so out of order. All my wife and I did was go to our obstetrician for a final prenatal check in the 38th week of pregnancy. There had been no gunshots, no terrible car accident, no horrible fall. We were fine when we walked into the doctor's office, but when we left an hour later, our lives had been shattered. Our precious baby boy, our treasured first child, had inexplicably died in the womb.
Stillbirth sentences the lost child's parents to a lifetime of mystery. Who would he have become, what would he have done, how would our lives have been different? There is something inherently haunting about a lifeless baby's body. He represents the archetype of promise and innocence, yet he has no destiny, he will never be able to realize himself, to tell his own story, to express the humanity he embodies. Hopes for him and for all his life are condemned to curiosity. In who he might have become, how his life would have affected us or caused us to grow or change. A baby was lost, and a measure of self-knowledge, as well as intimacy between spouses who will not share the precious moments of parenthood together. And there is the subtle fear that he may somehow represent a judgment on you, a rejection by God of your humanity.
He becomes a silent witness to your sorrow, and his muteness depicts your utter inability to answer the urgent and recurring question "Why?" In the peculiarity of stillbirth, Mark Twain's observation of grief is most true, "Losing a loved one," he said, "is like having your house burn down; it takes years to realize all that you've lost."
While the death of an infant is often irrationally considered by our society to be more of a "mother's issue" than a father's grief, it is a haunting, silent partner in many men's lives, affecting their psyches and relationships in subtle and mysterious ways. Abe Lincoln lost two young children, one during the Civil War; John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan both had their already complex selves enduringly altered by neonatal death. Still today, President George H. W. Bush cannot discuss the death of his three-year-old daughter, which occurred about sixty years ago, without a tearful, inarticulate stammering.
Yes, those who grieve child loss form a secret society of psycho-emotional vertigo. The fact is the terrain of the psyche is not as well-charted as we like to believe. The dawn of the twenty-first century sees us mapping the brain and reading DNA, yet the dark tunnels of psychic trauma into which the vortex of great loss conducts us remain largely unexplored.
The tendrils of grief can creep in to the psyche, influencing one's personal and political manner: the melancholia and fatalism of Lincoln, the reckless hedonism of Kennedy, the strange familial detachment of Reagan, the emotional aphasia of George H. W. Bush.
But even amid psychic ravaging, a paradox of loss emerges: by being reduced we grow. It represents a strange point of contact with the ultimate purposes of life, with the true nature of life and the reality of life hereafter. I never felt closer to God that I did after my son died. Ironically, the end of a life can bring to those around it a new fullness of life. In grief, faith becomes both refuge and puzzle. It preserves meaning to life and the universe, but it also seeks an explanation, and it searches for answers.
After we lost our baby, I found we thought more carefully about life; we sensed in a clearer way its value, and we were more sensitive to the pain and suffering of others. Our acquaintance with deep sorrow had sensitized us to the sufferings of other people. Our ability to be compassionate grew. Frequently, we would see on the news that some child had been killed in an accident or murdered, and my wife and I would send a sympathy card to the grieving family. Or we would pray together for people who had been victimized in some horrible way.
Certainly these were not earth-shaking acts of humanitarianism on our part, but they were things we never would have done before. It never would have crossed our minds. The deaths of strangers and the sufferings of their families had new meaning to us. Our souls had grown, and we could now perceive the agonies felt by other people, whereas before our unwanted encounter with personal devastation we would not have been capable of such empathy.
Our souls, which had been sites of such complete, scorching devastation, in time began to sprout new buds of life. The emotional ground of our lives, which had been plowed under by sorrow, in time started to be fertile again, and to an extent that far surpassed its previous capacity. Our pain had begun to change us for the better. Indeed, it seems that sorrow, the pit of grief, is perhaps, one of the more under-recognized proofs of God, the plausibility of his existence, that at our lowest moments we either turn to him, or rage against him. After all, why should our experience of pain turn us into his prosecutors, unless we had a natural, prior moral knowledge and expectation that matters ought to have been different.
"Suffering is the sole origin of consciousness," Dostoevsky said. And it may well be that in the pitch darkness of our greatest losses we are best able to see the still steady light of God's reality and presence.
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