When I had done all of these things, I sat down with a few other people in the small viewing room where a video was constantly running of "Still/Here," a magnificent dance-poem of dedication to life, illness and mortality, created and choreographed by the incomparable Bill T.
The Dutch Personal Meaning Profile (PMP) is a 39-item self assessment scale for measuring meaning in life and comprises 5 subscales: religion, dedication to life, fairness of life, goal-orientedness, relationships [ 25].
Rosanne survived two husbands and three brothers, is survived by nieces Lynn Magdol and Carole Aronson, nephews Joseph Magdol and Michael Magdol, and by many, many friends who have delighted in her persistent elan and inspired by her dedication to living life to its very fullest.
All of my breathing has been a dedication to the life of living, not to spectres beyond the grave and to the demons that never were.
But the unwavering dedication to public life created intense personal stress.
Canada's Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, said that Layton will be remembered "for the force of his personality and his dedication to public life.
His extraordinary accomplishments in business, dedication to Jewish life, and visionary philanthropy reflected a deep commitment to his community and the future.
Einstein's relentless dedication to the life of the mind was not just enchanting, however; it eroded his marriages, distanced his children, even dissuaded students who could continue his work.
Vanny and the women of Boeung Kak may not have won the geopolitical battle against forced evictions in Cambodia, but they have shown that housewives should not be slated, but rewarded, for their inspirational dedication to domestic life.
The proclamation stated "Among the many vital contributions Ms. First made to her community, her dedication to civic life is truly exceptional; she has been a Board Member of the Community Council of Greater New York, a member of the Civic Advisory Council of the Deputy Mayor, and was the first Chairperson of the City Commission on the Status of Women".
After her novel "Ripley Under Ground" was published in 1970, Patricia Highsmith presented a copy to a friend with the inscription "For Charles with love... from Tom Patt)." According to her biographer, Andrew Wilson, Highsmith occasionally signed letters in the persona of her favorite character, a charming psychopath whose dedication to a life of art and refinement has erased his conscience.
