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Grieving In The Internet Age, Kimberly Falconer, K. Gibson, H. Norman, Mieke Sachsenweger

Grief is one of the most ubiquitous traumatic human experiences. Although in recent years online expressions of grief and attempts to cope with bereavement have grown significantly in scale, little is known about the extent to which such activities may aid in the clinical and non-clinical management of grief. This article discusses developments in this field from a psychological perspective and suggests ways in which online developments create tools to further the management of grief. Suggestions for future research are given and the impact of such tools on professional practice is discussed.

Manual For Working With Arcgis 10, Amy Hillier

Amy Hillier

No abstract provided.

Clustering Of Unhealthy Advertisements Around Child-Serving Institutions: A Three‐City, Amy Hillier

Amy Hillier

No abstract provided.

Web Du Bois And The "Negro Problem": Thoughts On Violence In Philadelphia, Amy Hillier

Amy Hillier

This sermon, delivered at First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, might also be called "Why a white girl from New Hampshire is studying The Philadelphia Negro." This essay/sermon connects Du Bois's 1896 survey of Philadelphia to the violence currently plaguing Philadelphia.

Arcgis 9.3 Manual, Amy Hillier

Amy Hillier

No abstract provided.

Suggestions For Investigative Studies Of Syncardon: Cardio-Synchronous Pulsation Therapy, Nathan Steinberg

Nathan Steinberg, MD

No abstract provided.

Penicillin Sensitivity, Nathan Steinberg

Nathan Steinberg, MD

No abstract provided.

Continuous Antibiotic Therapy: New Method For Home And Office, Nathan Steinberg

Nathan Steinberg, MD

No abstract provided.