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Every HCS group account comes with an email address, firstname.lastname@example.com. You will probably want to check this regularly, as it is the way that HCS account services will contact you, and it is also a convenient address for your group to advertise because you won't have to change it from year to year even if your management changes hands. There are multiple ways to do this. You can check your mail via the web, via the terminal, or set up forwarding to one of your other accounts, like your personal GMail account. Anybody who is on the access list for your account can do either of these things.
Neither of these are difficult to do at all! Read on for the instructions.
Checking mail via the web
The best way to check mail is via Webmail.
First, you would need to set an application password to be able to access your account through the webmail application. If you do not know your password, or have not set one up yet, head over to to your account management page on Helios, click on the "Settings" tab, and fill out the "Change Application Password" form to change your password.
Now, head over to our Webmail application, login with your group's username and password, and you should be able to see the emails that your group has received.
Checking mail via the terminal
Another way to check mail while logged into your account is to use
alpine. At your prompt, simply type
to launch it. If you've ever used it on your FAS account, you should be all set since it's exactly the same deal.
From the FASCS Knowledge Base:
Alpine is an electronic mail program recommended by FAS Computer Services for both new and more experienced users. It offers a menu-driven interface with on-line help.
Alpine provides email basics such as reading, sending, storing, and forwarding mail. The default editor, nano, allows easy editing using the arrow keys and performs automatic word-wrap. Moreover, Aline offers more advanced features such as Address Book which allows users to create convenient mail aliases...
Yeah yeah, it's great and so on. Upon running
alpine, you should note the area at the bottom of the screen which shows you what keys you can press to do things. So, if you ever need to know how to do something, this would be the first place to check. The initial menu is pretty straightforward: use your arrow keys to select a destination and hit Enter. Most likely, you'll want the Message Index, which will list all your messages in your inbox.
The Message Index screen has several columns, all of which should show familiar information. The leftmost column shows the message status. The most common codes are:
- "D" for Deleted. You have marked this message for deletion but not yet eXpunged the folder.
- "N" for New. You have not looked at the text of the message yet.
- "A" for Answered. Any time you reply to a message it is considered to be answered.
- "+" for direct-to-you. The "+" indicates that a message was sent directly to your account, your copy is not part of a cc: or a mailing list.
The rest of the columns will look much like the display in any mail client: message number, date received, sender, and subject. Navigate with the arrow keys and hit D to delete all the obvious spam, and then press Enter when you find a message you want to read.
While reading a message, the relevant keys to know are:
- R for Reply: Opens up a compose window to reply to the message.
- F for Forward: Opens up a compose window to forward the message.
- D for Delete: Marks the message for deletion.
- U for Undelete: Unflag the message for deletion.
- Arrow keys: Scroll.
- Space bar: Page down.
- -: Page up.
- N for Next: Move to the next message in the list.
- P for Previous: Move to the previous message in the list.
Marking a message for deletion automatically moves you to the next message. Deleting messages doesn't permanently remove them until you hit X for eXpunge from the Message Index view. You will also be asked to eXpunge when you quit
Hitting C from the Main Menu or the Message Index, or replying or forwarding any message, opens the Compose view. In the Compose view, you'll notice that the key commands at the bottom of the screen are all preceded by the carat ^ sign, which indicates you now have to hold down Control and then press the appropriate letter. Navigation is again with the arrow keys; edit the To, CC, and Subject fields to your liking, and then go down and enter your message. The composing experience is very much like using
nano. When you are finished, hit Control-X and then Y to send the message. Or, to abandon the message, press Control-C to cancel; you will need to confirm with C.
alpine can also handle the sorting of mail between multiple folders. To access the folder list from the Message Index, hit the < key, or from the main menu select Folder List. Here you can select between multiple mail folders to view in the Message Index.
Finally, to quit
alpine, hit Q from just about any view (excepting the Compose view).
For further help with
alpine, just about every screen has a Help option available from the displayed key commands. The online help in
alpine is a pretty thorough reference, but if you want an even longer tutorial on using
alpine, try the UWash
alpine tutorial.
Setting up Forwarding
alpine might be nice, but you may prefer collecting all your email in one inbox for your convenience. If you do, then mail forwarding is probably your best option.
Mail forwarding is very easy to set up! All you need to do is edit one file in your home directory, and our mail handler will do the rest. Login to your HCS account and type
nano ~/.forward
If you already have a .forward file, then it will display; otherwise you will be editing a blank file. All that's in a .forward file are a list of email addresses that will receive mail that is sent to your HCS address. An example is:
firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com email@example.com
Note that this will prevent any mail from being stored in your HCS inbox, which is a great idea if you don't intend on checking it. But if you do want copies of your mail stored on the HCS account, then add
\group-name to the list, where
group-name is your HCS account name. That backslash is very important! If you leave it out, your mail will get stuck in an infinite loop, and you will max out your account with millions of bounces the next time somebody sends you mail (which is hilarious, but very inconvenient). So for example:
\group-name email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com
would save a copy in your account, and still forward everything to the other three addresses.
When you're done in
nano, remember that you use Control-X to exit, and if you made changes you will confirm saving them by hitting Y (you may also have to confirm the filename if it was blank to begin with). And then that's it! Your forwarding is all set up. Send a test message to yourself to make sure it works as you intended.
If you want, you can even set a filter up in your mail program to automatically move all of your mail forwarded from HCS to its own folder. For example, with Thunderbird, create a new folder in one of your mailboxes, and then go to Tools>Message Filters... and click New... and set up something like this:
The final word: Handling spam
Once you advertise your new HCS email address, you may find yourself receiving a healthy amount of unsolicited email. Unsolicited email wastes your time and our bandwidth and can make it easier for your inbox to run over quota. The best first step to take is to only insert your email address on your website in an obfuscated format so that spambots, which are programs that crawl the web looking for addresses, won't pick it up. An example is using group-name [AT] hcs.harvard.edu everywhere on your site instead of the easily-crawled email@example.com. Of course this is a little inconvenient for your users, so if you want to be fancier you can insert a little javascript program such as the following:

substituting in your account name for
procmail and SpamAssassin
You can also try to use our SpamAssassin software to filter your mail. All mail coming into HCS servers is automatically tagged by this software as either spam or not spam. This tagging is not perfect, but it is pretty accurate. The first step is to create a spam folder for your spam messages:
mkdir ~/mail/spam
chmod 600 ~/mail/spam
Now to set up procmail with SpamAssassin, run
nano ~/.procmailrc and enter the following into a file (it looks cryptic, but you can read up on procmailrc techniques if you are curious):
:0: * ^X-Spam-Flag: YES mail/spam
Then hit Control-X and then Y to quit and save changes.
(For the curious,
procmail can do all sorts of more complicated things; you can read some examples by typing
man procmailex at the prompt.)
There you go! Send a test message to yourself to make sure it all works, and then make sure to check your "spam" folder via
alpine every once in awhile to make sure you aren't junking anything real. You can help train our filter by forwarding spam to spam@hcs and false positives to notspam@hcs.
Clearing your inbox
OK, say you haven't logged in for ages and your inbox is a heap of junkmail. Or say you messed up your
.forward and looped a couple million messages into your inbox. We can help you clear out everything quickly, with the help of
alpine at the Main Menu, go to Settings and then hit C to enter Config. We want to scroll allll the way down to
[ Advanced Command Preferences ], under which you'll find "enable-aggregate-command-set". If it's not on, turn it on: hit Enter to toggle it. Then type E to exit setup, and Y to save your changes. You're back at the main menu. (For the curious, we just enabled a way to select a bunch of messages at once and delete them all at once).
Enter the Message Index. Now you want to hit the semicolon ; key on your keyboard, it will give you the prompt
ALTER message selection:. You can then choose a subset of your messages by a few different criteria: you can hit A for all, or select by Date with D, or by Number with N. If you choose number, you will be prompted to enter a range like 300-500; if by date you can toggle between modes with Control-W and then move the date around with Control-P and Control-N and select all messages received after August 25, 2007, for example. Whatever you do, you'll see a bunch of X's appear before all the messages you select.
Now is the chance to clear them all out in one shot. Hit A to Apply a command, and then hit D for Delete. You just marked a ton of messages for deletion. All there is left to do is eXpunge them, and get the hell out (Q for Quit).
Hopefully this tutorial has helped you handle your group mail more efficiently. For anything we didn't manage to cover, you can always ask us by emailing acctserv@hcs. For bonus points, use
alpine to do it straight from your HCS account!


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4604.0 - Energy Account, Australia, 2010-11 Quality Declaration
ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 30/05/2013
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2 The aim of the EAA is to integrate data from different sources into a consolidated information set, making it possible to link physical data on energy to economic data, such as that in Australia's National Accounts.
3 Environmental–Economic accounts can provide information and improved understanding on a range of issues including:
4 The EAA was developed using the System of Environmental–Economic Accounts (SEEA) and the SEEA–Energy (SEEA–E). SEEA was first published by the United Nations in 1993 and was elevated to an international statistical standard in 2012. Environmental accounts extend the boundaries of the System of National Accounts (SNA) framework to include environmental resources, which occur outside the economic production and asset boundaries measured by the SNA.
5 Energy supply and use tables provide a framework to link physical information to core components of the Australian National Accounts (ANA). Physical data are presented in supply and use tables and monetary energy use is juxtaposed with physical energy use in the Hybrid Energy Use table.
6 The supply table records the total supply of energy products within the economy, including imports. The use table records the total use of energy products within the economy and for export. The supply and use tables can be compiled in both physical and monetary terms.
7 The supply and use methodology is based on the fundamental economic identity that supply of products equals use of products.
8 This edition of EAA presents information on the net supply and use of energy in physical terms for the Australian economy. A 'hybrid' (physical and monetary) table of gross energy supply and use is also presented.
9 Data on the physical supply and use of energy products are primarily derived from the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) Australian Energy Statistics – Energy Update 2012 (AES). The ABS transforms AES into the SEEA framework to enable linkages between energy supply, energy use and the Australian National Accounts.
10 To estimate monetary use of energy, the ABS used implicit unit prices and expenditure data drawn from a number of sources, including ABS surveys and relevant Price Indexes.
Net Energy Flow Accounts
11 Net energy flow accounts record only energy 'entering' the economy (imports and extraction) and energy 'leaving' the economy (exports, energy used for final purposes and energy losses in conversion processes), within a supply–use framework.
12 The supply table of the net energy flow accounts shows the different energy products extracted within a country and supplied from the rest of the world (imports). Note that direct extraction by households is treated as supply by the relevant industry, but is also identified separately.
13 The use table shows the different energy products consumed for final purposes (final use of energy plus energy losses due to conversions) and supplied to the rest of the world (exports), along with inventory changes. The main accounting identity underlying the net flow accounts for energy is:
14 This accounting identity is only valid for the sum of all energy products in the economy and not for individual energy products. This is because the net supply table balances all energy use, whereas supply of an individual product will generally not equal use of that product due to losses and transformations.
15 Data contained in the net supply and use tables of this publication are used to compile the energy intensity time series estimates.
Gross Energy Flow Accounts and the Hybrid (physical–monetary) Energy Supply and Use Table
16 Gross energy flow accounts record total energy products extracted from nature and energy products processed from that energy. For example, a gross energy account includes electricity, in addition to fuels (eg. coal) combusted to generate that electricity. The total gross energy use by industry is, therefore, not equal to total 'net' energy consumption, which is energy consumed for 'final purposes'. In our electricity generation example, only the electricity is considered as 'net' use by the industry, as it can no longer be used for any other energy purpose. The fuels used to generate electricity are treated separately as conversions and losses.
17 In any aggregation of gross data by industry, totals are subject to double counting of energy flows.
18 Gross energy flows are used in the Hybrid Energy Supply and Use Account (Hybrid table). This table combines valuations of various energy products with the associated physical use from which implicit energy prices can be derived. This allows analysis of differentials in unit prices paid by industry for various energy products. Gross energy accounts are consistent with national accounting principles and with relevant monetary measures from the Australian System of National Accounts (cat. no. 5204.0). While the monetary valuations of energy products can be summed to calculate the total monetary value of energy use, physical use should not be summed due to double–counting of repeated uses of the same energy in different forms.
Monetary valuations and non–market supply and use
19 Significant supply and use of many energy products occurs without an explicit monetary transaction. This includes, for example, the use of own energy production and energy losses which are recorded as physical use by an energy–producing industry. In keeping with SEEA and SNA principles, the monetary valuations presented in the Hybrid Energy Use table represent all energy use, including non–purchased energy, rather than showing only explicit expenditure on energy. Nevertheless, some relatively minor energy products such as briquettes have been excluded from the Hybrid Energy Use table due to lack of data on unit prices.
Territory principle
20 Information contained in this publication is based on data collected on a 'territory basis', rather than on the SNA's 'residency basis'. While some adjustments have been made to exports to move closer to the preferred residency basis, insufficient data are currently available to make comprehensive adjustments to the supply and use of all products affected. The ABS will continue to review data availability to improve the compliance with the SNA residency principle.
21 Coverage for physical supply and use tables includes the following energy products:
22 Wherever possible, data related to the refined petroleum products (petrol and diesel), have been shown separately.
23 The Hybrid Energy Use table also separates liquefied natural gas (LNG) from natural gas. At present, this separation is not made in the net physical supply and use tables.
24 Industry classifications used in this publication follow the 2006 edition of the Australian and New Zealand Standard Industry Classification (ANZSIC).
25 Manufacturing and Transport are further broken down on an energy use significance basis into the following groupings, with the relevant ANZSIC codes listed in brackets:
26 Commercial and Services covers a broad grouping of thirteen ANZSIC division level service industries. These industries have been grouped together because the energy consumption of each individually is relatively small and BREE statistical coverage of such industries is not as detailed as for other industries. Commercial and Services corresponds to the grouping of the same name used in BREE's AES and consists of the following ANZSIC divisions:
Data Sources
27 The estimates contained in this publication are drawn from a wide range of ABS and non–ABS data sources, including:
28 ABS sources:
29 Non ABS sources:
30 A range of other data sources were used in EAA for validation, or as an input to developing estimation methodologies.
31 ABS data sources:
32 Non–ABS sources:
Methods for Calculating Energy Supply and Use
33 These notes are intended as a general guide to the method of calculating estimates of energy supply and use. For more detail on the methods please contact the Director, Environmental Accounts Section, Australian Bureau of Statistics (email address: firstname.lastname@example.com).
34 Data on the physical supply and use of energy products are primarily derived from the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) Australian Energy Statistics (AES) – Energy Update 2012.
35 ABS Energy Account, Australia domestic net energy consumption figures do not align with AES Total Final Energy Consumption (TFEC) although both of these are 'net' measures of energy use, due to differing treatments of distribution and extraction losses and own use of energy within industries. TFEC excludes distribution and extraction losses and own use of energy within 'conversion sectors' while EAA treat these as part of intermediate consumption. The treatment of bitumen, solvents, lubricants and greases outlined below also accounts for some of the difference.
36 Australian TFEC in AES is 3839 PJ in 2010–11 while the sum of household and industry net energy use in EAA is 4059 PJ. The largest contributors to the difference between the two measures are in consumption of electricity (117 PJ difference) and natural gas (224 PJ difference), because losses are recorded in Energy Account, Australia as use by the relevant industries but are excluded from TFEC in the AES.
37 While the EAA draws on data from BREE's AES, adjusted benchmark data from the ABS Energy, Water and Environment Management Survey (EWES) 2008–09 were used to allocate the supply and use of energy products between industries.
38 The following changes have been applied to allow linkages between energy supply, energy use and the Australian National Accounts (ANA):
Reallocation of Petrol, Diesel and LPG use by Industry and Households
39 In BREE's AES, physical use of land transport fuels (petrol, diesel and LPG) is assigned on the basis of activity type, rather than according to 'industry of ownership'. For example, fuel used by a truck owned by a mining company and operating between mining sites would likely be treated as transport activity in AES but an industry–based view would assign this use to the mining industry. In practice, application of the fuel use re–allocation methodology impacts significantly on derived estimates of fuel use.
40 EAA uses the ABS EWES and Survey of Motor Vehicle Use data to reallocate land transport fuels, to align with SEEA and SNA industry recording principles.
41 The reallocation methodology impacts significantly on AES fuel use figures. For example, the proportion of refined fuel use attributed to households ('residential') in AES is negligible. However, when usage is recorded on the basis of ownership, households are the most significant single user of refined fuels. The implications are also significant for industry–based measures of energy intensity.
Partial reallocation of Electricity and Natural Gas
42 In BREE's AES, physical use of fuels is allocated according to an activity basis and with a differing units model. This means that some businesses and activities are classified to different industries. In particular, estimates for the Construction, Transport and Commercial and services industries' energy use are not compatible with ABS estimates and have been reallocated accordingly.
43 EAA uses the ABS EWES and ABS 2010–11 Economic Activity Survey data to reallocate electricity and natural gas between Construction, Transport and Commercial and services to better align with expenditure data in these surveys.
Treatment of Bitumen, Solvents, Lubricants and Greases
44 Bitumen, solvents, lubricants and greases are classified by BREE as derived energy within petroleum refining. These products, while containing energy, are not consumed for energy purposes. Their production is classified as final use within Petroleum and chemical products manufacturing.
Netting of Secondary Fuels
45 Secondary fuels (which are then re–consumed) are netted out when producing net flow accounts.
46 The following sources were used to assist in the process of netting out secondary fuels:
Adjustment to imports, exports and production to align with the ANA "residency" view of the boundaries of the Australian economy
47 Adjustments have been made to the EAA to align with the residency view for activity in the Timor Gap as described in the feature article Statistical Treatment of Economic Activity in the Timor Sea (Feature article, Australian National Accounts, cat. no. 5206.0 , September 2003). A territory view would exclude this activity entirely from the Australian economy but the residency treatment results in 50% of all activity included as part of the Australian economy.
Data Quality and Reliability
48 Due to recent revisions in AES methodology, data for 2008–09 and 2009–10 supply and use figures have been adjusted from previously published figures.
49 Energy intensity is a ratio of energy consumed per unit of economic output (GJ/$m IGVA). The energy intensity analysis is based on the ratios of physical net energy consumption statistics to industry gross value added (IGVA) data. The converse of this measure (unit of output per unit of energy consumption) would be energy productivity.
50 Energy consumption figures are net energy consumption based on Table F of BREE's AES, with adjustments from the Net Supply and Use tables in Energy Account, Australia applied for all years from 2002–03 onwards. ABS industry gross value added is drawn the ASNA and is based on the Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC 2006).
51 Refer to earlier paragraphs on Coverage.
Data Sources
52 ABS sources:
53 Non ABS Sources:
54 Other data sources
55 The following data sources were used to adjust BREE's' physical consumption by industry data to align with 'industry of ownership' and for data validation;
Methods for Calculating Energy Intensity
56 Energy intensity is a ratio of energy consumed per unit of economic output (GJ/$m IGVA). BREE's AES presents comprehensive data on energy consumption by industry. This data has been applied to ABS IGVA data, after the application of reallocation and netting adjustments as described above.
Data Quality and Reliability
57 Due to recent revisions in AES methodology, data for 2008–09 and 2009–10 supply and use figures have been adjusted from previously published figures.
58 Where necessary, tables have had values suppressed to protect confidentiality.
59 The next release of the EAA, 2011–12 is scheduled for November 2013.
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VALLEY SPRINGS (AP) — Investigators searching for evidence in the stabbing death of an 8-year-old girl were looking Friday at several knives taken from her home to determine if one could have inflicted the fatal wounds.
Sgt. Chris Hewitt of the Calaveras County Sheriff's Office said investigators had taken "several knives from the home," but he would say little else about them.
"We don't want to put too many details out there that could taint our interviews," Hewitt said.
Victim Leila Fowler shared the home with her father, stepmother, 12-year-old brother and two older siblings. Family members are being questioned at this point only as witnesses, he said.
The 12-year-old discovered Fowler's body a week ago while the parents were at a Little League game. He said he saw the assailant and described him as being tall with long gray hair.
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Hewitt said that while meeting with a sketch artist and detectives Wednesday, the unidentified witness, who was reported to be a neighbor, refused to provide a description so a composite sketch could be made of the man.
Her account had been considered significant to identifying Leila's killer because her earlier descriptions had matched the one provided by the brother. The witness, however, reported seeing the suspect headed in the opposite direction than the brother had reported.
"Though this may seem like a setback in the investigation, it is actually a positive result in that it allows the investigators to narrow the scope of their investigation," Hewitt said of the witness' statements turning out to be unreliable.
FBI agents are now assisting with the investigation. They said they hope the brother's description of the assailant will provide more leads.
"This investigation is hour by hour, day by day. We could get a huge break. We just don't know," Hewitt said.
Investigators have found no link between the attempted kidnapping of a 15-month-old girl in Placerville on Tuesday and Leila's slaying Saturday in her home in Valley Springs, about 50 miles away.
Although authorities still plan to do a DNA test on the 44-year-old kidnapping suspect, "detectives have determined it unlikely that there is a connection between the two crimes," Hewitt said.


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I spotted this happy family on the back of a car. The mom might be with child. I can't tell so I certainly kept my comments to myself. And the dad and two girls definitely have a lawsuit against Fantastic Sams, Supercuts, or where ever they went to get their hair cut. But again. It is always best to keep your observations and comments to yourself. And maybe a few trusted friends. And sometimes, the Internet...
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- Anonymous said...
that's really cute..wish i had one too.
- July 6, 2008 at 11:18 AM
- Anonymous said...
that's way too cool.
- July 6, 2008 at 11:19 AM
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There never is a warning. No sirens or timers to go off when it hits. One moment I am fine, nuzzling into bed, looking forward to sleep, hoping for no dreams. The next moment... My chest is ripping open, tears are streaming down my face and a million emotions flood in all at once. I realize in that moment, my sister is dead. Typing those words makes me sick. Thinking them causes great disgust. Saying out loud... I don't know if I have.
I have told people she is gone. I can't admit to myself that I had to let her go. Her death has created such an emptiness in me. I don't feel the same joys or desires as I did a month ago. I am perfectly aware that her passing was only a little over 2 weeks ago. I understand that everything is fresh and new. What I can't grasp is that it is real.
I saw her just a month ago; laughing, smiling and still hoping her family dysfunction could see past itself and come together. I remember the last words I said to my sister before she was no longer coherent were "I love you" and "If you need anything please call me". I hugged her goodbye that day, not realizing that the next time I would see her was while she lay mumbling nonsense and not having a clue who I was. While the nurses pretended nothing was wrong and the doctors were discussing the use of a feeding tube to make her stronger.
6 days. That's all. 6 days. I went back to that hospital 6 days later. Why 6? What was so important for me to not make it back there in six days... I don't know. Life. But guess what, it's still here. Those are 6 days I gave up being with her. My mind tries to console the rest of me body with logic. "You didn't know!" "She's been in and out of hospitals so many times; how was this supposed to be different?" It was.
She joked with me when she saw me... "Wow, Manda! I really must be dying... You're here!" I told her not to think that way, she'd be back home in no time. Boy, was I wrong.
The week after those 6 weeks was the most difficult week of my life. My 43 year old sister was dying and I was not leaving her side. Whether she knew I was there or not. It was Tuesday afternoon when the doctors called us in as a family to tell us that her liver has shut down... her kidneys were quickly following and her body was no long responding to any of the treatments they were trying. They had nothing left to do. She didn't want to be turned into a plugged in mummy. She didn't want to have to lay attached to machines to allow her to live. She knew it was her time to go when her body was done.
Those next few days felt like weeks, months even. I lived at the that hospital. I slept in a chair next to her bed holding her hand. I would crawl up next to her and hold her. Singing to her, talking to her, brushing her hair. I even painted her nails.
My sister had an addiction to alcohol. It had become her disease. Mix that with a bum liver from birth and she was never stood a chance. Her and I were the best of friends while I was growing up, with 10 years between us it's surprising we were as close as we were. Once she made her slip into alcohol and heavy drug use I couldn't stand to sit by and watch her die. I told her she had a choice: Me or her addiction. I lost. In fact, I lost big because she didn't have a choice. Something I didn't learn until a few years ago. She needed me to help her and I abandoned her. Left her with more of a reason to cling to the numb.
She was placed on morphine Tuesday afternoon, all antibiotics and the feeding tube were removed. We were placed in a room where we would have more privacy as a family; to watch as one of us died. Where I woke and slept (resting for a few hours here or there) for days; watching as my sister's breathing grew more and more labored. The only night I went home was Friday. I was so tired. I had barely eaten going on two weeks. I couldn't focus. George took me home to rest one night. What was one night compared to the week I had just spent. ME ME ME... Selfish ME! She died that night. I wasn't there.
The call came in... I saw her father's name flash on my phone and for a brief second I thought if I don't answer it won't be real. I knew what the call was. I knew why that phone rang. I rushed back to that horrible place where the shell of a once vibrant and beautiful woman now lay. I laid on that bed, wrapped around her arm, holding her hard... waiting to see her chest move with a breath. Waiting to hear her heart beat. It never came.
One week after her doctors gave us the "there's nothing left to do" speech we were holding her services. 18 days. 18 days after I first saw her laughing in the hospital. Joking with me. Exchanging I love yous! 18 days.
My sister has been gone since Nov 15th at 11:55 pm. Not a day goes by that I don't think of her. Not a day goes by I don't hate that she is gone.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
18 days
There never is a warning. No sirens or timers to go off when it hits. One moment I am fine, nuzzling into bed, looking forward to sleep, hoping for no dreams. The next moment... My chest is ripping open, tears are streaming down my face and a million emotions flood in all at once. I realize in that moment, my sister is dead. Typing those words makes me sick. Thinking them causes great disgust. Saying out loud... I don't know if I have.
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1 comments:
- Jennie said...
I love you. Time heals. She knew you loved her. Addiction is strong, and if she didn't want help you weren't going to change that. All that matters in the end is love. She's finally at peace with everything and can rest and relax smiling where the sun always shines.
- December 4, 2013 at 11:52 PM


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So it usually takes my Mom about 10 minutes to get to where I was so I took out 1984 (which is a good read, I recommend it) and using my backpack as a pillow, laid down and read on the small strip of grass that was in front of the bank. About 1 1/2 minutes later, this cop car pulls up beside me (because the lawn strip was close to the parking lot) and I looked over and was like, "wtf". I get up and the cop gets out. He was a bald guy of about 30+ years.
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Cop: "When is your birthday?"
Me: "February 26th, 1990"
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Cop: "Well, last week this bank was robbed by a young man, who was thin, had dark hair, lightly tanned skin and a black bag. Before he robbed the bank he hung around the back parking lot area for a few minutes before he went in and held the place up. And the people at the bank reported that there was a guy walking around the back of the bank who matched the suspect who robbed the bank last week."
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Cop: "Yeah, you look like the guy, but you're not the guy. The real guy was about 20 years or older and everyone was sure he had a wig on."
Me: "Really? Man, thats pretty crazy."
Cop: "Yeah, sorry to alarm you or anything."
Me: "Oh its no big deal, but you scared me there for a second."
Cop: "Sorry about that….by the way, you waiting for someone or what?"
Me: "Oh yeah I was waiting for my Mom to pick me up- I just got out of my piano lessons like 10 minutes ago over there." [points at building]
Cop: "Hm. Well take it easy- now I just gotta go tell the people inside its ok." [laugh]
Me: "Good day!" [at that moment my Mom arrives and I jump in and drive off without any other hassle- oh and I say good day a lot to adults because I've worked as a cashier at a few jobs and I'm so used to saying it]
Overall it was a jarring experience. I had no idea why those people inside the building were freaking out and locking all the exits, but now I do. XD It actually crossed my mind that maybe they thought I was attractive or something and they just couldn't keep their greedy eyes off me- Ha! Wow! Totally wrong!
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If you could choose any Shakespearean character to be your friend, you might be wise to take Rosalind, the star of �As You Like It.� Well, I suppose that if you have a taste for ale, wenches and fart jokes, then Falstaff is your man. But if you want a true friend who�s smart, loyal and resourceful, then go with Rosalind.
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�It�s tough to keep up with Rosalind,� declares Hardman. �I felt like I was just panting and sweating during those first few rehearsals. I felt like she was always running on stage, delivering lines and running off. She�s very quick, both physically and mentally. I�ve been surprised at just how fast her mind works.�
Perhaps Hardman is aided by the fact that she lives in her own little Arden. Her home is on Martha�s Vineyard with her husband and young daughter. Hardman assumed that when she moved there, she was saying goodbye to the acting career that had brought her to some of the most notable stages, including the Williamstown Theatre Festival and Steppenwolf in Chicago. But through a curious set of circumstances, the move to the Vineyard eventually helped her fulfill a career goal � joining a resident Shakespeare company, specifically, Actors� Shakespeare Project.
�It was a life lesson in how letting something go often means it will come back to you,� she says.
She�s been hanging on to Shakespeare and theater since she was about 10. Growing up in North Adams, Hardman was within the gravitational pull of Shakespeare star Tina Packer, founder of Shakespeare & Company in the Berkshires. Packer staged a production of �King Lear� with the fourth graders at Hardman�s school. Hardman was cast as one of Lear�s daughters, and she was hooked.
�I blame it on Tina,� she says, describing her interest in Shakespeare. �It�s all her fault.�
It�s not lost on Hardman that the Vineyard has a little bit of Arden in it. Locals might have spotted Hardman wandering the paths of the island, memorizing the lines of one of Shakespeare�s great roles. And while Hardman acknowledges that there are challenges to living on the island, she admits that a moment like that is about as perfect at it sounds. But she�s off the island now, deep into rehearsals, and realizing that while good actors come ready to dig in, it�s sometimes better to relax.
�It�s an actor�s impulse to work hard, to help tell the story,� says Hardman. �But it�s been nice, with this play and this role, to get to a place where you realize that the text does all the work because it�s such a beautifully written play. You don�t have to work hard to tell the story. You just have to let it be the beautiful play that it is.�
Actors� Shakespeare Project presents �As You Like It,� April 17 to May 18, at the Springstep Building, in Medford. Tickets: $28 to $50. Call: 866-811-4111.
Vineyard woman shines as Rosalind in 'As You Like It'
If you could choose any Shakespearean character to be your friend, you might be wise to take Rosalind, the star of �As You Like It.� Well, I suppose that if you have a taste for ale, wenches and fart jokes, then Falstaff is your man. But if you want a true friend who�s smart, loyal and resourceful, then go with Rosalind.


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2 comments:
- bansky said...
what's this game "star rating" so we gotta cough up more csh to see high profile games ??
- January 14, 2013 at 4:18 PM
- MarcoS. said...
Good thing I added Red Sox and Yankees games to my mini plan. I don't like this new price structure. It's actually worst than Anaheim's price structure.
- January 15, 2013 at 1:18 AM
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