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Charles Harrelson mug shot, May 1960
BornJuly 23, 1938(1938-07-23)
Huntsville, Texas, U.S.DiedMarch 15, 2007 (aged 68)
ADMAX Florence, Colorado, USAOccupationHitman, CriminalSpouseNancy Hillman HarrelsonParentsVoyde Harrelson and Alma HarrelsonChildrenActor Woody HarrelsonCharles Voyde Harrelson (July 23, 1938 – March 15, 2007[1][2]) was an American freelance hitman connected with organized crime and was convicted of assassinating a federal judge. He was the father of actor Woody Harrelson[1].
Murder of Judge Wood
Harrelson was sentenced to two life terms for the May 29, 1979, assassination of U.S. District Judge John H. Wood, Jr. Harrelson reportedly shot and killed Wood in the parking lot outside of Wood's San Antonio, Texas, house for a drug dealer out of El Paso, Jamiel Chagra. Wood — nicknamed "Maximum John" because of his reputation for handing down long sentences for drug offenses — was to have Chagra appear before him on the day of his murder.
Harrelson was apprehended with the aid of an anonymous tip and a taped conversation between Jimmy (Jamiel) and his brother, Joe Chagra. He claimed at trial that he did not kill Wood, but merely took credit for it so he could score a huge payout from Chagra.
Harrelson was eventually convicted based largely on Chagra's conversation with his brother who was visiting him in prison. Both Harrelson and Chagra's brother Joe were implicated in the assassination. Harrelson was sentenced to life imprisonment, while Joe Chagra received a ten-year sentence. Jamiel Chagra was acquitted of the murder when his brother Joe refused to testify against him. Chagra was represented by current mayor of Las Vegas, Oscar Goodman. In a plea bargain, Chagra admitted to his role in the murder of Judge Wood and the attempted murder of a U.S. Attorney.
After his release in 2003, Jimmy Chagra claimed that Harrelson did not murder Judge Wood. While he did not identify the real killer, Chagra indicated that he or she was long deceased. Jamiel and Joe Chagra allegedly misled federal officials by talking about hiring Harrelson to kill Judge Wood when they knew they were being illegally taped during a legal visit in the prison because Harrelson had been blackmailing Joe Chagra with information he did have about the murder of the judge.[citation needed]
Sam Degelia
Prior to the Wood murder, Harrelson was tried for the 1968 killing of Hearne, Texas grain dealer Sam Degelia in Edinburg, Texas. Harrelson's attorney was Percy Foreman, who had been counsel for convicted Martin Luther King assassin James Earl Ray. Foreman produced a surprise witness: a nightclub singer who claimed that she had been with Harrelson at the time of the murder. The trial ended in a hung jury: 11 for conviction, one for acquittal.
Harrelson was retried in 1974 in Brownsville, Texas. Texas Ranger Jack Dean, the lead investigator on the Degelia case, was in the courtroom with a perjury arrest warrant for the nightclub singer. But she had learned of it and fled to Aruba. Without the help of her testimony, Harrelson was found guilty and sentenced to 15 years in prison. With time off for good behavior, he was free in five years.
Kennedy assassination
Harrelson declared that he was involved in John F. Kennedy's assassination. [3]
Escape attempt and death
After attempting to escape from the Atlanta federal penitentiary in 1996, Harrelson was transferred to Supermax prison ADX Florence in Florence, Colorado. He was found unresponsive in his cell on March 15, 2007, having apparently died of natural causes.[4] Woody Harrelson had attempted to have his father's conviction overturned and secure a new trial, to no avail.[5]


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Developing a Strategic Plan
By Stephen Johnson
Founded in 1975, Arc of Yates is a nonprofit organization for people with developmental disabilities. We provide a wide range of community-based services, including service coordination, residential living, clinical services, employment opportunities, and industrial and educational development throughout Yates County in upstate New York.
As a nonprofit organization, we primarily rely on funding from state and local governments. These funding streams are affected by state and local budget deficits, early retirements of knowledgeable government workers who are not being replaced, inconsistent rate-setting methodologies and heightened government audit protocols.
As a result, we feel the strain on our own year-to-year budgets. With the recent economic downturn, we were unsure of how to account for potential shortfalls in our annual budget planning. When planning the budget, we also had to consider a number of additional variables and uncertain factors, including Medicaid rate reductions, state contract reductions, county contribution, state audits and inflation.
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Such simulations are highly flexible tools used extensively in risk management to gain insight into what could happen, so resources can be allocated more effectively, better strategies can be designed, mitigation plans can be developed and better decisions can be made. By exploring the full range of possible outcomes for a given situation, effective risk analysis such as this can both identify pitfalls and uncover new opportunities.
Developing a Strategic Plan
Using @RISK, we were able to develop more effective strategic contingency plans and communicate our challenges to board members and other stakeholders. We also were able to quantify the magnitude and probability of risks in our funding streams that could affect our financial planning. And we could update risks monthly or even weekly to keep up with our fast-paced environment. As a result, we were able to gain crucial insights that enabled us to develop our three-year strategic financial plan.
Due to the magnitude of uncertainties and lack of clear guidance from the state of New York, some of Arc of Yates' uncertainties were initially modeled as uniform distributions, which show an equal probability of all values occurring. As more information became available, those distributions became more refined to beta general distributions.
Because we are usually given a range of funding cuts (e.g., zero to 10 percent), normal distributions were not used, since it's impossible to determine the mean or standard deviation: parameters that are required to use the normal. Where there was uncertainty in funding methodology, we used a combination of binomial and beta general distributions.
When historical data was available, we used @RISK's distribution-fitting feature to determine the best distribution to use from the data. We are not sophisticated statisticians, but we found the above distributions to be easily understood by our stakeholders.
The software has also been instrumental in communicating risks to our board of directors. The graphs and output reports generated by @RISK are concise and easy to understand, enabling us to convey the key challenges and strategies to senior leadership more effectively and in less time.
One of the greatest benefits of using risk analysis software has been reducing a number of significant uncertainties down to a single output that provides our senior leadership and board of directors with a realistic expected outcome. Comparing the two outlying years in our three-year strategic financial plan has also provided advance warning that the next two years will be financially challenging.
As a result, we have reprioritized capital projects for the next three years and will work more collaboratively with similar agencies to reduce overhead and administrative expenses.
Using @RISK has empowered our organization to foresee potential obstacles and shortfalls in our budgetary forecast. By understanding risks, we are able to both quantify and focus on other activities that may generate replacement revenue and produce contingency plans for cost reduction.
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But Shakespeare once said, "Oft expectation fails, and most oft where most it promises; and oft it hits where hope is coldest; and despair most sits."
Where expectation fails, can the Trio's new lives perhaps truly begin?
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Genres: Angst, Drama, Erotica, Romance, Trio
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Treasure Hunt!
This is a discussion on Treasure Hunt! within the Events and Announcements forums, part of the Miscellaneous category; As-salaamu `alaykum London Isoc Treasure Hunt The London Isoc Treasure Hunt is to be held on Sunday 17th June 2007 ...
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Treasure Hunt!
As-salaamu `alaykum
London Isoc Treasure Hunt
The London Isoc Treasure Hunt is to be held on Sunday 17th June 2007. Pit your skills and exercise your mental agility by navigating around London by finding fiendishly placed cyptic clues and reaching the ultimate goal which is an all expenses paid trip to Egypt! Compete with your peers by traversing the tortuous trail to El Dorado!
This event is free for all. The only thing that you will have to pay for is your Travel Card!
To be part of this cultural chaos, register by visiting the following link: http://www.londonisoc.co.uk/treasure_hunt
Date & Time: Sunday 17th June 2007.
Venue: London
1. All participants must be a member of a university.
2. Each university is allowed to put forward a maximum of 2 brothers teams and a maximum of 1 sisters team.
3. Each team entered must be unisex. Mixed teams will NOT be allowed to enter.
4. If a university has more than one campus, they can treat each campus as a separate university. However, this will be limited to 3 campuses and no more i.e. a university can submit a mximum of 6 brothers teams and 3 sisters teams.
5. The cost of the Treasure Hunt is Free, but participants will be expected to pay their own travel cost.
6. Participants are allowed to use their mobiles during the Treasure Hunt for communication purposes only and not for accessing the Internet.
7. Cheating is obviously forbidden and any team found cheating will be disqualified.
8. All decisions made by the London Isoc Team are final and any argument will result in disqualification.
9. As public transport will be used during the competition, participants are requested to behave sensibly. Any team found causing a nuisance will be disqualified.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS STRICTLY FRIDAY 7th JUNE
We hope to see you there inshAllah!
Please note that if the number sisters entering are not logistically viable for the event, it may be necessary to cancel their participation as the logistics of the event will become too difficult.وَآخِرُ دَعْوَاهُمْ أَنِ الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ
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Imam Malik (rh): "Do not look to the sins of people as if you are Lords, but look to your own sins as if you are slaves. Have mercy on the people of affliction and praise Allah for your well-being, and never say, 'This person is from the people of Hellfire, and this person is from the people of Paradise.' Do not be arrogant over the sinners, but rather ask Allah to grant them hidayah and rashad (i.e. guidance)."
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Twenty-six-year-old Flavia Maria Juan Lux does not have enough food to feed her six children. Her second-youngest child is severely malnourished: His hair should not be blonde. But they do not have enough money to go to the doctor. Her family is an example of why Guatemala has the fourth-highest rate of chronic childhood malnutrition in the world.
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Globalization is one of the most pervasive and important processes affecting humankind today. With increasing speed, people, things, and ideas move across vast landscapes, transforming them, and us, in the process.
One of the most omnipresent and noticeable things in global circulation today is cloth, and one of the most critical arenas for global contest is textile production and distribution. Textiles enfold us from the day we are born until the day we die. Made into clothing, textiles document our physical growth, mark the seasons of our lives, and serve as visible markers of our identity and culture. For millennia, we, as human beings, have woven textiles and manipulated cloth to communicate political messages, symbolic power, spirituality, and class relations.
Warp Speeds draws on the textile collections of the Haffenreffer Museum to weave narratives that reveal the historical precedents of globalization, as well as the rapid intercultural exchange that is a hallmark of contemporary globalization.
Bringing together pieces from regions as distant from one another as Nigeria, Laos, the United States, and the Andes, Warp Speeds exposes in particular how globalization is complicated by indigenous ideologies and practices. For millennia, societies have collaborated and collided with others economically and culturally via expansive trades in textiles. Worldwide, people have incorporated cloth made distantly into their own lives, transforming its elements and making it sensible in newly creative, yet still local, contexts. And today, the warps and wefts of globalization are woven at ever-increasing speed.


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - July 29, 2011 - Ridley Block Operations, Inc. announced today due to a potential health risk, a voluntary recall of one lot of Purina-Lix 38 Hi-E and RangeLand® 38 Hi-E free-choice supplement tubs for beef cattle because of the potential for softened product to contain excessive levels of urea.Signs of urea toxicity include rapid breathing, tremors and slight incoordination followed by severe incoordination, excessive salivation and labored breathing. Eventually, afflicted animals lose the ability to stand. Generally, if not treated, animals may die within four hours. If cattle producers observe animals that have consumed product from this particular lot number and have exhibited any of these symptoms, a local veterinarian should be contacted immediately for assistance.
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These products were sold in the Ft. Worth and Lubbock, TX and Oklahoma City, OK areas, through retail feed stores. The Purina-Lix 38 Hi-E product is in 225 pound red plastic tubs and the RangeLand® 38 Hi-E is in 225 pound tan plastic tubs. The lot number DB 00302716 will be found on the label in the guaranteed analysis panel, which is located on the side of the container.
Some of the tubs associated with this lot number contained softened product and levels of urea, a non-protein nitrogen feed ingredient, which exceeded formulated nutrient levels. Beef cattle with limited forage may be at risk for overconsumption of this free-choice supplement and potentially exposed to urea toxicity. Thirteen beef cattle from a single herd in Oklahoma were reported to have died after consuming product from this lot.
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22nd November 2010, 10:32 AM #1
Holiday Wish List for Your Facility
If Storage Claus could visit your facility and drop off some gifts that would make the business more successful or efficient, what would some of these gifts be?
Sure, we'd all like a Wii in the office, but I'm going to take away your fun here and limit this to business-related requests.
So, what's on your self-storage wish list?John Carlisle
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22nd November 2010, 12:50 PM #2
Re: Holiday Wish List for Your Facility
Ok....falling leaves all around me....I daily sweep up every one in my aisles....the back of the lot I just sweep with one of those wide push brooms.
Therefore here is my "grown-up" Christmas list:
Yardman 5.5 HP OHV Chipper/Shredder/Vac has 3-Bushel Capacity:
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And if it came with a p/time maint. person to use it, you wouldn't hear me complaining!!
P.S. And if Storage Santa asked if that is all, a night deposit box would be REALLY nice!!!
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22nd November 2010, 02:23 PM #3
Re: Holiday Wish List for Your Facility
Dear Storage Claus,
I hope you are the real thing and not a contractual disclaimer in disguise. But if you are real; I have been a very good girl this year. I've been super nice to my co-workers, my owners, my customers, my family and even all of the people here on SST. I know some of the boys here have been a little mischievous, but they're really good at heart. Please don't leave them any coal.
What I would really, truly and honestly love to find in my Christmas stocking this year is a gift card to completely remodel our office. Everyone hangs out here anyway, but we'd like to make it an even nicer welcoming, comfortable place to for people to unwind and decompress from the stresses in their lives.
I don't want to be greedy at all, but if the gift card included letting me remodel our bathroom with a really big soaking tub while we're remodeling anyway I'd be the happiest girl on the face of the earth! See, that's me smiling really, really big and happy.
If you can't make any of these things happen that's okay too; they're just things we'd want, but nothing that we really, really need. Some of my friends here really do need things or even a really good job, so please take care of them first. Thank you Storage Claus!
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You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough!
I am not an attorney, just an experienced manager who is willing to share what I have learned. Your thoughts, practices or opinions may vary and neither of us may be right.
22nd November 2010, 02:34 PM #4
Re: Holiday Wish List for Your Facility
Either more tenants, or the ability for them to be able to pay their bill through our website/online."I hate quotations. Tell me what you know." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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All I want for Christmas? Peace on earth, good will towards men, and my children, grandchildren, and great grand safe and well. Anything else would be asking too much.The End Is Near!
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You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough!
I am not an attorney, just an experienced manager who is willing to share what I have learned. Your thoughts, practices or opinions may vary and neither of us may be right.
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I know I get off track occasionally, (most of the time) but I couldn't help myself. Business wise I can only wish for a new employer or a lightning strike that changes my current employers' attitude. That said, I would like working cameras, a new gate controller, new doors, a new roof on three buildings, a rare tree disease that affects only the trees around the perimeter of the facility (tired of leaves, cleaning gutters) a patio, you know not much, just everything on the lists I have submitted for years.The End Is Near!


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Adults and juniors are invited to play a Tennis Round Robin on Sunday, March 15 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Tennis Center of Coral Springs. Cost is $20 per team, and it includes buffet and drinks. Each team must consist of one adult over the age of 21 and one junior (16 or younger).
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Souk (Arabic: سوق, also souk, suk, sooq, souq, or suq) a commercial quarter in an Arab or Berber city. Situated at the heart of each town and city, the Souk is an epicentre of trade.
From Marrakesh to Fes, Damascus to Beirut, visiting a Middle Eastern souk is a unique and magical experience, a feast for the senses. Food plays a pivotal role at the Souk. Using recipes that have been handed down over centuries, food stall owners tempt hungry passers-by with deliciously simple dishes made with the freshest local ingredients.
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Dropping $180 for bird poop facials at NYC spaAugust 2, 2013 @ 9:58 am
NEW YORK (AP) - Bird poop for beauty?
That's what goes into facials at a luxury spa where the traditional Japanese treatment using imported Asian nightingale excrement mixed with rice bran goes for $180 a pop.
About 100 women and men go into the Shizuka New York skin care salon, just off Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, each month to get the treatment, which is promoted as a way to keep the face soft and smooth using an enzyme in the poop to gently exfoliate the skin.
Spa owner Shizuka Bernstein, a Tokyo native married to an American, has been offering what she calls the Geisha Facial for about five years.
"I try to bring Japanese beauty secrets to the United States," said Bernstein, who learned the treatment from her mother.
The Geisha Facial poop treatment, while relatively rare in the United States, is no secret in Japan, where it was first used in the 1600s by actors and geishas.
"That's why Japanese grandmothers have beautiful complexions," said Duke Klauck, owner of the Ten Thousand Waves health spa in Santa Fe, N.M., which offers a Nightingale Facial for $129.
On a recent afternoon in Manhattan, Mari Miyoshi arrived at the sixth-floor Shizuka New York spa to try the treatment for the first time.
"I'm a stressed-out New Yorker," the 35-year-old occupational therapist announced as she reclined on a table, relaxing amid aromas of camellia, lavender and rose.
The treatment begins with steam to open the pores and soften the skin. Cream is applied. And then comes what Bernstein calls "the nightingale part."
She pours the cream-colored poop, dried and finely ground, into a bowl, mixing it with the rice bran using a small spatula. She applies the potion to Miyoshi's face with a brush, rubbing it in with her hands.
Does it smell?
"Yes, but like toasted rice," Miyoshi said.
After about five minutes, it comes off with a foaming cleanser and Miyoshi's face is draped in a warm, wet towel bathed in lavender and geranium essences. Finally, the grand finale _ a green-tea collagen mask.
"Sooooo nice," Bernstein said softly, looking at Miyoshi's radiant face.
Dr. Michele Green, a Manhattan cosmetic dermatologist, said that while the nightingale facial "definitely has some rejuvenating effect, I don't think it's any different than, say, an apricot scrub or a mask that you could buy in a local pharmacy."
A common misconception is that any old bird poop, even from pigeons, is used. Bernstein said only droppings from birds of the nightingale species are used because they live on seeds, producing the natural enzyme that is the active ingredient.
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by Lindsay, for SOL, December 2002
It is interesting to note that
phobias about death and dying are up there in the 'Nations Top
Ten Favourites'. OK, it is well beaten by the more common phobias
such as heights, spiders, the dark and snakes, but still manages
to hold a pretty impressive position in the hierarchy. I believe
that fear and wanting control are the key negative factors around
death: the more we fear being out of control, the bigger issue
death is likely to be for us. Death is the control freaks nightmare.
As far as attracting taboos in
society, death is up there with the big ones and is possibly the
biggest. And even seeing my few words, I am sure that there will
be some of you that will read no further, somehow being of the
opinion that 'If I don't bother it, it won't bother me'. Wrong.
Not considering the possibility of its occurrence is not guaranteed
to keep anything away. (As the recent British tourist found out
when he stepped outside his African hotel for an after dinner
cigarette, and bumped into a lion!)
In the tape of 'The Tibetan Book
of Living and Dying', John Cleese says a similar thing: lots of
people go through life thinking that death is quite natural (which
it is) so therefore I'll be OK when it happens (which you may
not be). The problem with this according to John is that you never
know when it will happen and you may find yourself less prepared
than you might be. Now some of you will say, 'How can we prepare
for death' and those of you who are scientifically biased may
ask, 'Show me the proof that preparing ever did anyone any good'.
All are valid points and like most things in life, comes down
to the innermost belief systems of the individual. If you haven't
got John's tape, copies of the book are available at most libraries
and it is an illuminating and worthwhile read. You don't have
to take it all on board, but it is likely to open up possibilities
that had not occurred to you before.
Another interesting story from
the same source is about a lady who sought out the Buddha after
her child had died, hoping that the Buddha would be able to bring
the child back to life. The Buddha agreed to do it if the woman
could bring him a seed of mustard from a house that had never
known death. So the poor woman went round her village, banging
on all of the doors and asking her two questions. All of the houses
had mustard seeds in the kitchen - but all of them had known death
at some time and in some way. Eventually the woman got the message
that death is a part of life (the bum end probably) and had her
child buried. She then went back to the Buddha for his teaching
and it apparently, she achieved Nirvana herself before she died.
All cultures without exception
develop beliefs and ritual around death. The ancient Egyptians
seem to have agreed with the Christian Church with regards to
the resurrection of the body, the former spending a lot of money,
time, and effort undergoing elaborate procedures to facilitate
the survival of death including mummification, the opening of
the mouth etc. Even today, Anglicans while saying the Apostolic
Creed state that they believe in the 'resurrection of the body'.
I remember being taught this as a child and frankly it was the
first of many things that I questioned. The last thing I want
back should I be resurrected is my present body - I was at least
hoping for Jane Fonda's with Grace Kelly's face and Cyd Cerise's
legs! It is remarkable to think that cremation was only given
the OK in the last fifty years and the many of the elder generation
still have frank misgivings about it. In addition, the Egyptians
and the Catholics also agree on some sort of judgement, weighing
of the heart for the Egyptians and Judgement Day for the Christians.
Interesting, eh?
The Aztecs and Mayans, in common
with a lot of the Scandinavian tribes believed that the bloodier
your death, the more happy their gods will be to receive you,
and that dying in battle was guaranteed to throw open the pearly
gates. Muslims also think that dying while fighting in a 'Holy
War' is a good way to gain entrance to heaven. A number of religions
seem to think that doing good works can affect your chances of
a happy hereafter: one of the pillars of Islam instructs it followers
to give money to those less fortunate, as does the Jewish religion,
actually specifying the giving of 10% of your earnings. The Jewish
faith, along with the Catholics and the Muslims, have a lot of
strict codes and rules that have to be adhered to ensure your
eternal bliss. These include a lot of rules about how and when
you pray, what you do on a Friday, and what days in the year you
fast and celebrate. I should think that if you put your energy
into upholding this lot, it is unlikely that you will have much
energy left to get into 'mischief' - and I guess that this is
probably the general idea. As far as I can see, most religions
have their pound of flesh in exchange for promised and eternal
A lot of cultures supplied grave
goods to see the deceased through the next world and extreme examples
include the execution of your servants and family just so that
you could all be kept together. While most of us will agree that
this is not the best of ideas, there is clearly a bit of logic
in the equation. And how about human sacrifice: the idea that
you send one of the most precious things that you have, back to
the gods either early or bearing messages? Again, I don't fancy
it personally, but I can see where they were coming from. If you
believe in reincarnation and the validity of human sacrifice,
here's a tip: avoid remaining beautiful / courageous and a virgin.
An Anglo-Saxon warrior recently
discovered a Lakenheath, Suffolk, had been buried in full armour,
sword and shield and lying next to him was his slaughtered horse.
If you are planning to go on fighting in the afterlife, you'd
best have be well prepared! And yet this burial, so painstakingly
prepared, was less than two thousand years old. When his face
was rebuilt, he looked just like any handsome young man you might
see out shopping on a Saturday, wearing designer jeans and a Sony
Walkman. How could his and his peoples beliefs have been so different
from ours in such a small passage of time?
For those of you who have such
bad taste (including me and Rod) as to be totally hooked on the
rather sick but hysterically funny American serial, 'Six Feet
Under', it is quite clear that even between England and America,
the subject of death is treated very differently, and it is likely
to be as different in every other part of the world. One major
difference is that Americans seem to go in for a more 'hands on'
approach, for example, 'viewing the body' - all filing past and
having a good gawp at the deceased. In England, you might go to
say a private goodbye if the deceased was a close relative or
friend, but that is about it. The rest of 'death' in the UK has
been completely sanitised and we do our best to keep it at arms
length and yet not so long ago, this was not how it happened.
We grew up with death around us and knew whose job it was to lay
out the corpse - it was somehow more 'hands on', too. Experts
disagree whose way is best. I am tempted to think that 'hands
off' may be easier to cope with in the short terms while maybe
'hands on' help us thought the grieving process in the long term.
It is interesting to note that
the traditional 'viewing' within American culture has apparently
led to a whole industry of make-up, hairdressing and makes overs
for the deceased. I am slightly concerned to think that, were
I an American, I might get to look my best lying in my coffin!
And yet a lot of cultures do there best to keep the 'good and
the great' looking good for as long as possible -for example,
look at Lenin (and you still can, trust me!). There is a sense
that if s/he can be preserved, somehow their presence and their
virtues will also be around, and yet like many items associated
with death, when this is explored, there is little logic in it.
In the paper this week there
was a very interesting article on how a near-death experience
can be successfully reproduced by stimulating a specific part
of the brain. The subject reported being able to see herself from
a long way up: the ceiling. Although she could still move her
feet when asked to do so, she was totally disconnected from the
physical happening. To some people this is proof that life after
death is all rubbish and eventually we are at the mercy of our
waning brain functions, just before eternal nothingness sets in.
On the other hand, is it not possible that the death process may
begin with a sensation of leaving the body for the last time?
And what part of the body should be more responsible for this
than the brain? Another interesting thought is how even a traumatic
death often carries with it an unexplainable sense of peace at
the end: 'Endorphins' shout the disbelievers. 'God's mercy' shouts
their opposites.
The truth of the matter is that
there is no consensus of opinion and certainly no proof about
what happens around and after death. Ask any number of wise or
religious or even sensible individuals, and you will get as many
different answers as the number of people you have asked. There
is no proof - there are many beliefs. So does that give us a reason
to do nothing in preparation for death? Sure it does, if that's
how you feel. On the other hand, if you are the type of individual
who prefers to be on the safe side, or one for whom the idea of
everlasting nothingness is too much to bear, or even one who has
'a sneaking suspicion', there are a number of things you might
consider. You might find a religion whose beliefs around death
either coincides with yours, or whose different beliefs are appealing.
(It is worth remembering here that however much an individual
or a group of individuals may hold a belief - that is exactly
what it is - a belief. There is not 'safety in numbers' argument.)
You may choose your own method of preparation such as a death
pathworking, writing a will to ensure the financial security of
your nearest and dearest, or taking out life insurance (what a
silly term - more like dead-cert death insurance!). You might
choose to read around what people that you respect have to say
about death and decide to throw your lot in with theirs. You may
choose to work in a hospice and continue to look death in the
eye until it looses its impact or you may choose to 'do good works'
in order to earn you some sort of Brownie Points in heaven. You
may choose to be the best person that you possible can - and I
rather like this one. Even if it doesn't help you in the long
term, it may well prove to be a blessing to those around you in
the short! The options are huge. My personal opinion is that any
of the things that may help you to be OK around death are worth
As I get older I am more and
more OK with not knowing: when I was younger, not knowing used
to drive me mad. Now I realise that there are lots of things in
this world that I will never get to grips with, let alone the
next and I fully accept that I will never have all of the answers
that I would like. Maybe there are no reasons for a lot of things
that happen, including death? I find the idea of my own death
relatively easy to deal with now. Were my life to end in this
moment I could completely accept and be OK with it - I may spare
a passing thought for those people who love me, but I am OK about
my own death. What is harder is being able to accept the death
of those I love. But even here, my tears would be for me and for
loosing them and for all of the times and potential that would
now be impossible - my tears are not for them. How could they
be? At the best they will be enjoying themselves much more than
I am and at the worst they are well out of it. I am quite clear
that any tears I shed would be for me and me alone.
One of the things that I would
like to know is why we die at all. What makes it necessary? Some
people would say that we need some sort of celestial de-briefing
before we are allowed loose on the world again and others would
say that it is just a unfortunate glitch of nature, like the design
of our spines. And like a lot of car parks I can only think that
a student designed both - yet another thing that I will promise
to share with you if I ever get any inside info!
When I was working in a hospice,
one of the things I was taught was that unless I personally come
to terms with death, it has the power by its inevitability to
wreck my life. And for some people it does just that - see my
opening paragraph on phobias. Working were I did, it was quite
clear that there was such a thing as a 'bad death' and a 'good
death' and I don't necessarily mean when the condition would have
made life too full of pain to carry on living.
A 'bad death' was easy to spot
and yet the most surprising individuals seemed to go for it. This
includes (as my memory allows) a woman who had worked as a missionary
all of her life, an Anglican Cannon, and a very rich man who was
a well known philanthropist and had given a lot of money for 'good'
works. A bad death happened in the presence or fear and resistance
to the inevitable conclusion. It happened when the patient was
full of "If Only's" and "What If's". It happened
to those who judged themselves and their lives and found themselves
wanting in terms of personal relationships and / or activities.
It happened to those who had rejected traditional belief systems
and had not bothered to replace it with any other thoughts. It
happened to those who unlike Frank Sinatra, had not done it 'Their
Way' and were full of resentment and regrets. It happened in the
presence of anger, that having judged themselves to be OK, this
terrible fate had befallen them. I remember that it was very hard
to be around these people - I just didn't have the answer to their
questions. Out of kindness, they people were often sedated to
spare them any more traumas, while nature took it course. And
I remember that these deaths were often a horrible experience
for us all, leaving us winded, exhausted and sad.
A 'good death' happened to the
most unexpected individuals. The atheist who was looking forwards
to his eternal rest, the X-prostitute who had risen from the slums,
worked hard and achieved everything she had dreamed of as a girl,
and more besides, and the churchwarden who simple faith really
was everything for him. A good death happened when all the personal
business that could be completed, had been and there was nothing
left outstanding. It happened when the person was able to open
their arms to death and accept it. It happened when a person was
OK with the life they had led, however untimely its end. A good
death happened in the presence of love rather than grief, and
while the patient might be aided by the strongest analgesia, consciousness
and clarity of thought were present, inspiring and truly remarkable.
These I remember were wonderful experiences for us all, leaving
us uplifted and in awe.
Every month, the hospice held
what they called, 'A time to remember'. I went to some of them,
partly to spend time thinking about my old patients and partly
to understand the grieving process better. One piece of learning
I shall never forget came from the medical director (an admirably
wise woman). She and myself were talking to a woman who had lost
her beloved husband. She was inconsolable and said something like,
'I loved him so much and it was such a waste'. The medical director
answered, 'Well there is no reason why you can't go on loving
him now, is there? Just because he had died, love does not stop.
Love goes on - so it's OK to go on loving him, just as you do
and just as you always did'.
How ingrained is this feeling
about death - that death has somehow got the power to get in the
way of our love or indeed has the power to negate it?
It doesn't: love is never wasted.
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We have officially reached the time of year when winter has lost its thrill. Fortunately, there is a cure for the winter doldrums, and its name is Matt Damon.
For the past six weeks or so, the Promised Land actor has been making up for the lack of daylight by turning up his mega-gigawatt charm. His latest effort at making us smile: a video for the charity water.org, in which Damon holds a press conference to announce that he will no longer use toilets. Watch below!
We love how Matt is simultaneously making fun of self-important celebrities, making fun of himself and informing us about the water crisis in the least boring way possible. (We also love the hilarious actors he brought in to play the journalists, including Stephen Root, best known as this guy.) Seriously, Matt Damon has been on a roll lately. Here are 3 more things he's done so far to cheer us up this winter:
1. He held Jimmy Kimmel hostage on live TV.
As "revenge" for years of being Jimmy Kimmel's favorite punchline, Damon hijacked his late night show on Jan. 24. In an effort to prove he would be a way better host than Jimmy, Damon had Robin Williams do the opening monologue, convinced Nicole Kidman to confess an embarrassing secret and proved that you could literally throw a rock and hit an Oscar winner in L.A. (if you're not Jimmy Kimmel, that is). It may be the funniest hour of TV we've seen this year.
2. He made fun of George Clooney on House of Lies.
Playing an obnoxious, pill-popping version of himself on the Showtime comedy, Damon talked smack about his real-life buddy George Clooney. "That guy, he puts on a Hawaiian shirt and they hand him f**king Oscar," the fake Damon scoffed during the Feb. 10 episode. "I mean, everybody thinks he's so deep, 'cause they see him on TV going 'Grr, Darfur, bad!'"
3. He embraced the out-of-left-field gay rumors .
In a January interview with Playboy, Damon explained that the old rumors of his secret, torrid love affair with best friend Ben Affleck never bothered him. "I never denied those rumors because I was offended and didn't want to offend my friends who were gay -- as if being gay were some kind of f**king disease," he told the magazine.
And now we can add his hilarious "bathroom strike" to the list of things we're loving Matt for right now. Hopefully he'll keep popping up at opportune moments to make us forget how long it is until spring. Meanwhile, go here to support Damon's strike!


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Diabetes Is a Lot of Things, But It Sure Isn't Boring
Jan Chait
September 28, 2010
It's not been a terrific week for me. For the first time, I feel as if diabetes is catching up with me.
First came the visit to my ophthalmologist last Tuesday for my dilated eye exam. For years, I've heard: "Your eyes are perfect! Beautiful!"
No more. This time, he said, "you're doing great, except for one thing." That one thing is some background retinopathy.
"Now, don't worry," he said. "You could go fifty years and not have it get any worse."
"I'm not worried," I said.
I'm worried. If I weren't worried, why would I be obsessing about having some background retinopathy? It's this little nagging voice that seems to live in the back of my mind. (I could add here that when you're in your 60s, you're not going to make it another 50 years, anyway!)
My fear has always been blindness. I'm a reader, who's had a book in her hands for as long as I can remember. Right now, I have books I'm in the middle of reading in several rooms. Why bother carrying one book from room to room when I can keep one in the bedroom, one in the den, one in the dining room … None in the bathroom, however. My husband and grandson have taken up the space in there.
Is this why I've been walking around in the dark most of my life? I mean that literally: I don't turn lights on at night. Have I been subconsciously practicing in case I do end up blind?
For now, it means more frequent visits to the eye doc. I go back in May, then it's a November/May schedule. (I make annual visits in November because that's when my birthday is. It's easy to remember.) And I thoroughly dislike going to the ophthalmologist. It's time-consuming and I can't see for some time after my appointment because of the dilated pupils.
Enough about the eye — and I don't even know which one it is.
Yesterday I saw the podiatrist. Again. The incision that was stitched up in August has opened up. Again. A culture grew bacteria, my white cell count is up, my sed rate is up, and I'm back on super-antibiotics, which do wonderful things to my tummy.
And my foot hurts. I do not want to walk anywhere. I do not want my foot touching anything. I am tired of my foot hurting and I'm sick and tired of this one thing after another after another after another stuff that's been going on for way too long.
My foot feels weird, anyway. Because nerves have been severed during surgeries, part of my foot is numb and part is not. It's very disconcerting.
I want to see my old podiatrist. He recommended this one because he doesn't deal with Achilles tendons any more (this all started with a ruptured Achilles tendon and went downhill from there).
Generally speaking, I think the deal is that you go to the new doc until the situation has been taken care of, then you go back to your former doctor. I have no idea what protocol is when you want to see somebody else in the middle of things. At this point, I'm not sure I really care. My foot hurts. My foot is not getting any better. I want to keep my foot on the end of my leg.
I think today I will try to get hold of my former podiatrist some more, and maybe even make an appointment with the one who sees people at the diabetes center to hear what he has to say.
Do you feel better now Jan??? I do understand the LAST thing that goes on your plate at the worst time. Know that you are not alone. Shut your door, hang your sign (lost my mind...gone to find it), put a little umbrella in your green tea and relax. :)
Posted by: Cathy Moore | Sep 29, 2010 02:19 PM
Jan,I'm feeling bad for you. Yes, the eye exam every year is a big thing for me too. Always come out feeling like at least SOMETHING is working right. Yes, I'm a reader too. The feet are another thing. I love to walk and sometimes it is hard because of the diabetic neuropathy. At night my feet hurt. We all live with these things as people with diabetes. Know you aren't alone and know there are a lot of people out there who "feel your pain." Keep that sweet chin up and keep on writing your blogs. Way to go, girl!
Posted by: Cathy A, | Sep 29, 2010 01:39 PM
Jan, IF the worst happens with your eyes -- a big IF, since, as your eye doctor rightly said, background retinopathy does not automatically progress any further -- you would, no doubt, go through a range of difficult emotions -- shock, anger, etc. -- and then adjust. This is the best of all times in history to have low vision or blindness. Blind people do all sorts of things that were not possible even a generation ago, and the digital revolution is rapidly expanding what they can do. Here are links to 3 organizations that all have valuable information about low vision and blindness: American Foundation for the Blind www.afb.org National Federation of the Blind www.nfb.org Vision Aware: Self-Help for Vision Loss www.cisionaware.org While I truly hope that you personally do not need these organizations, part of decreasing the anxiety is to know that they are there if you do need them.
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GALLOWAY – At Royal Suites they played a game, and bingo was its name. Oh.
More than 50 bingo players took part in a series of games Thursday, Sept. 6 at Royal Suites Health Care & Rehabilitation, 214 W. Jimmie Leeds Road.
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