1922 - After boycotts and international pressure‚ Japan agrees to return Shantung Province to China 1933 - German President Paul von Hindenburg limits freedom of the press 1937 - Jim Margie‚ Philadelphia‚ bowls 900 in 3 (unsanctioned) games 1951 - US male Figure Skating championship won by Richard Button 1964 - FAA begins 6 month test of reactions to sonic booms over Oklahoma City 1972 - Dutch speed skater Ard Schenk wins the 5‚000m at the Sapporo Winter Olympics; also wins the 1‚500m and 10‚000m gold medals 1974 - Chimpanzee Nim Chimsky signs his 1st word‚ at 2½ months 1985 - 20 countries (but not US) sign UN treaty outlawing torture 1997 - O.J. Simpson found liable in the deaths of Ron Goldman and Nicole Simpson in a civil court action 1999 - Unarmed West African immigrant Amadou Diallo is shot dead by four plainclothes New York City police officers on an unrelated stake-out‚ inflaming race-relations in the city. More Historical Events »

Historical Events 1600 - Astronomers Tycho Brahe and Johannes Kepler meet for the first time near Prague 1849 - University of Wisconsin begins in 1 room with 20 students 1913 - National Institute of Arts and Letters founded 1965 - US performs nuclear test at Nevada Test Site 1969 - 41‚163‚ then largest NBA crowd‚ watches doubleheader Cin-Det‚ SD-Bost 2014 - Same-sex marriage is legalized in Scotland More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1889 - Walter Catlett‚ American actor (Climax‚ Front Page‚ Tale of 2 Cities)‚ born in San Francisco‚ California (d. 1960) 1925 - Jutta Hipp‚ German-American jazz pianist and composer‚ born in Leipzig‚ German Weimar Republic (d. 2003) 1938 - Joe Beard‚ American blues guitarist (No More Cherry Rose)‚ born in Ashland‚ Mississippi 1941 - Mike Deasy‚ American rock and jazz session guitarist (Beach Boys; Monkees; Randy Newman)‚ born in Los Angeles‚ California 1958 - Werner Schwab‚ Austrian playwright and artist‚ born in Graz (d. 1994) 1958 - Tomasz PacyÅ„ski‚ Polish writer More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1847 - Henri Dutrochet‚ French physiologist (discovered and named process of osmosis)‚ dies at 70 1895 - Faustina Hasse Hodges‚ English-American composer‚ dies at 71 1961 - Piet[er] L. Kramer‚ Influential Dutch architect (Amsterdam School)‚ dies at 79 1992 - Andries Antonie Rieu‚ Dutch conductor (Maastricht Symphony Orchestra‚ 1949-80)‚ dies at 75 2005 - Peter Heine‚ South African cricketer (solid South African fast bowler in 1950's)‚ dies at 76 2013 - Reg Presley [Reginald Ball]‚ English rock vocalist (Troggs - "Wild Thing"; "Love Is All Around")‚ and songwriter‚ dies from lung cancer at 71 More Famous Deaths »

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Grief is the loss of anything significant‚ so it’s important to give ourselves (or our hurting friends/loved ones) permission to grieve anything and everything –from medical concerns to job losses and family conflict to divorce‚ even the loss of friendships‚ etc.

We are able to keep pressing forward‚ casting off distractions‚ discouragements‚ and disappointment because He is the One who is faithful to complete the work that He began in us.

We are able to keep pressing forward‚ casting off distractions‚ discouragements‚ and disappointment because He is the One who is faithful to complete the work that He began in us.