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Style# 1510481
Winter, Ski / Snowsports
Heat is the name of the game with this classic puffy-coat style jacket. Omni-Heat® helps to retain your body heat while the durable exterior sheds rain and stains. Large classic baffles increase the effectiveness of the insulation so you stay warm in cold conditions.
- Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining retains your body heat while breathing for supreme warmth without the bulk
- Omni-Shield advanced repellency sheds water and resists stains
- Insulated
- Attached, adjustable storm hood
- Interior security pocket and zippered hand pockets
- Comfort cuffs
- Reflective detail for safety in low light conditions
- Center back length: 19.5"
- Imported
- Shell: Omni-Shield 100% polyester
- Lining: Omni-Heat 100% polyester taffeta
- Insulation: 100% polyester Microtemp, 100g
Omni-Heat™ Reflective
Thermal Reflective Warmth
Thermal Reflective Warmth
Water and Stain Repellent
Water and Stain Repellent
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Omni-Heat™ Reflective
Magic in a littlesilver dot.
Breathable material with little silver dots that reflect body heat.
Helps you stay clean and dry by resisting absorption of liquids.
Boys' Shimmer Me™ Jacket
Great jacket!
We got this jacket for our 5 yr old size small fits perfect. Light weight and super warm.
December 25, 2014
Great Coat for Kids!
I ordered 2 of these coats for my boys and they love them! I was a bit skeptical about how well the Omni-heat would work in a Wyoming winter but my kids never complain about being cold even in -0 temps. They are well made and the Omni-shield works amazing too, my kids are rough on clothes and both of these coats still look new after 2 winters. Money well spent!
December 23, 2014
Great ski jacket for a teen
I bought these ski jacket for my 13 year old son and he loved it. Its simple lightweight and confortable. He used it today on a cold snowy day in the slopes and didnt complaint about being cold or anything.
December 19, 2014
Great all around
Jacket runs small so I ordered a size up still fits a little snug but all and all I love material and how little weight it is
December 18, 2014
Best Coat
My son loves his coat. He likes it cause it's not real bulky. He still stays warm on cold days. We are in Chicago. So it's pretty cold here. I would recommend this if you are looking for a coat that is warm and not so bulky.
December 4, 2014
Excellent lightweight jacket
I bought this for my 12 year old son and he was shocked this lightweight jacket would keep him warm, but it did! I read the reviews and ordered larger since it stated the jacket runs small. It fits him perfectly!
November 29, 2014
Huge Hit....but Very Thin & Small
This jacket is for my very fashion conscious, little chunky, almost seven year old. I thought I would hate the blue "tie dye" but the dye is actually very mild and cute. The inside is very shiny but we knew that from the other reviews. My son was so excited when he opened the box, its a big win!
We also knew from other reviews that it runs pretty small. My guy is 60lbs and approx 48". He normally wears a sz 7/8 in tops so I hesitantly ordered the 10 /12 with the expectation of him swimming in it and having to pick a different style. Not so! The 10/ 12 runs so small that though it's long for him at the sleeves and waist, he can easily wear it this year and hopefully next .
The jacket is VERY thin. We haven't been able to test it for warmth so I'm not sure if this is going to keep him warm in the frigid Michogan temps. I may post another review after be wears it in the cold a few times
November 29, 2014
Cute, but strange fit
My son is tall and thin. I'm not sure that jacket is constructed for his body type.
I looked all over for a length measurement before purchasing this jacket, but couldn't find one. According to the sleeve and width measurements, my son (who fits 5T clothing at the moment) would be swimming in the XXS. Not having that length measurement, I knew that I might be exchanging this for a different size.
Upon arrival we found that the length of the jacket is short, and the measurements aren't consistent with the size chart provided. The XXS is 16.6 inches from the base of the hood to the hem. The length from armpit to sleeve cuff is 12.5 inches, and from shoulder seam to cuff is 16.5 inches. The waist around the outside of the jacket (which is fairly thin) is 30 inches.
October 25, 2014
Perfect for a picky boy
My thin 8 year old who is always cold wore this jacket during a long, cold MA winter last year and never complained of cold. Sometimes we had to remind him to take it off inside, because it was so cosy. It's like a thin, comfy sleeping bag you can wear, but it's so thin it doesn't get in the way, even on the large side.
It's water resistant, but as this was all he had, he played in the snow all winter in it. It did get a tad wet on the outside, but dried so quickly it didn't matter. Unless you plan on lying in the snow a lot and then staying outside, this will do as well as any parka.
Also: it folds up so small it's great for school cubbies and backpacks.
August 22, 2014
Bright Green and warm enough
My son loved it as soon as he saw it because of the inside secret pockets, little plastic hooks and the soft material. The Inside has a black-metallic texture and outside is a little bit more grass greener that i expected but still pretty.
Its very light and warm and allows him put on only one layer when is snowing outside. We bought S (7/8) and fits fine for my 6yo this year and hopefully also next one.
February 23, 2014
color not great
the color on this product is much brighter than on the site
February 21, 2014
extremely warm and light weight
I purchased this coat for my 4 year old son to wear next winter! I bought this coat because I purchased one for myself this winter and I couldn't believe how warm it was. I live in Michigan and we had -40 degree weather this year and my Columbia coat with the omni shield kept me very warm! Its hard to believe that such a thin coat is so warm! I decided to get one for my son because he hates bulky coats and gets cold easily. I will say that the coat runs a bit on the small side. I purchased a size up for myself and ordered my son an xs for next year. He is an average size 4 year old and by next year the coat should fit him perfect! This is an awesome coat for active kids:)
February 21, 2014
Cute and warm!
Bought it for my son. It was huge on him but I bought bigger on purpose so he can wear it a couple winters. It looks warm and cozy. He liked it and so did I,
February 20, 2014
Lightweight but warm
My kid loves this jacket. We got him the red one and he says that it is very warm. We recently had temperatures in the teens and he did not complaint about being cold.
February 20, 2014
Great jacket!!
I bought this jacket for my 8 year old son and he absolutely loves it!! It's so much lighter in weight than his old jacket but keeps him just as warm. I would definitely buy it again!
February 19, 2014
To small!
I love the Shimmer Me jacket! My 6 year old has had one for two years and it still looks like new after being greatly used. I order a new one for next year, but the sizes are way off! He wore a 6/7, so I ordered an 8. It was way to small. I called customer service. They were great to work with. We thought the jacket may have been missed sized, so they sent me a call tag and I ordered another size 8. Same thing, way to small. By the time I ordered twice, they were sold out. I'm disappointed I didn't get one on sale. I'm going to wait and get the new style in the fall.
February 19, 2014
Does anyone else have trouble getting their kids to wear a winter coat? I used to, not anymore.
My son LOVES this jacket. He loves it because it's thin. It is not bulky at all. This mom loves it because it's warm. We live in MN with horrible frigid, below 0 temps on a regular basis for many months. He gladly wears this coat, and I no longer have to worry about him being frozen while standing at the bus stop.
Fits true to size. Love the red color. The hood is awesome as well, fitted with a small piece of elastic on each side to keep the cold wind out.
A little bonus was the reflective trim on the zipper and hood. Wasn't expecting that but nice feature.
My son wears a size 12-14 and the large fit fine....maybe a tad big which I am hoping means he can wear it next year.
You won't be disappointed if you buy this coat.
February 17, 2014
Good looking jacket
Performed wonderfully and the color was exactly what we needed for my son.
February 13, 2014
Cyber Green Goof
My 11 y/o son chose this jacket online in the Cyber Green color. When he saw it in person, he was disappointed with the shiny fabric on the inside of the jacket, as well as the bright, bright green color - in spite of his insistence on choosing it himself. He also thought it was too puffy, but this is probably because he's not used to wearing jackets, as we currently live in Florida, but are moving to Illinois. Anyway, it is going back. It might be a cute choice for others, but the green, and the shiny interior, was not a hit with him.
February 9, 2014
slim jim of cold winter jackets
Is great my kid love it !! is not bulky, it fit right with enough space to ware a sweeter. most importantly is the omni heat it work well but for temperatures almost in 0 degrees! you will need to ware a thick sweeter under the jacket.
but overall works wonder!! my kid used DAILY!!!
January 29, 2014
Great for the kids
This is a great, all around winter jacket. My kids basically live in them. The fit is ideal. Roomy enough to wear a sweater underneath (not that you would need too). Love that you can turn it into a packable item as well. Would rec this for anyone looking for a great all around jacket for kids.
December 17, 2013
Shimmer Me, small me, goofy liner me
We didn't like the liner. If a kid hates something about a clothing item they are not going to wear it. Heck, I'm the same way. Way too small anyway. It's on it's way back.
December 7, 2013
Very warm but not bulky!!
This coat is great for my son. It is very warm with no bulk which is very important to him. The sizing is true, I ordered an XL first, based on another review and he was swimming in it.
December 6, 2013
Sizing mishap
I ordered this product for my son after he had been wearing Columbia Jackets previously. He was in a size 10-12, so I ordered him a size 14-16 (growth spurt). However, once the jacket arrived, it (size 14-16) fit him the exact same as his present sized 10-12 coat. Do different styles fit that differently? One would think that the sizes would be according to their own size charts. Otherwise I am sure it is a good product.
December 1, 2013
Nice one... Size not as excepted! Smaller for the size chart!
November 19, 2013
Extremely Warm, Light and Comfortable
I thought Omni-Heat was a gimmick until my kids kept raving about how warm this jacket is. It is lightweight, has very comfortable arms and kid-friendly features. My kids also select this jacket in all kinds of conditions (wet, windy, snow), which means it is very warm but does not retain excess heat. I wish I knew what the adult equivalent was -- my favorite Columbia product yet.
November 9, 2013
Second time around
This is the second Omni Heat winter jacket I have bought my son. I searched for a long time finding the right winter coat. Chicago gets very cold in the winter and my son goes outside for recess twice a day, even in the winter months.
Most jackets are very warm on the chest and back but have very little protection over the arms. This coat is an exception. It is very light yet very warm. It really gets the job done. It also washes well!
November 9, 2013
Runs small
I ordered this for my son in a Large. The Columbia he had last year was a Medium. The Large was smaller than the Medium. In this coat he could have used an XL. Disappointed because all the Columbia is starting to run so small in almost everything.
October 28, 2013
Great outdoor jacket for the little ones!
I got this jacket for my two boys. They love being outside and with the seasons changing I needed something to keep them warm. The Omni-Heat works awesome and keeps them warm on chilly afternoons and cold nights.
October 24, 2013
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Size & Fit Guide
Size Chart
Girls' Sizes (inches)
Size Range | XXS (4/5) |
Chest | 23 | 25 | 27 | 30 | 33 | 36 |
Waist | 21½ | 22 | 23 | 25 | 27 | 29 |
Hip | 24 | 26 | 29 | 32 | 35 | 38 |
Inseam | 18¾ | 21¼ | 22½ | 26½ | 29½ | 32½ |
Sleeve Length | 20 | 22½ | 24 | 27 | 30 | 33 |
Boys' Sizes (inches)
Size Range | XXS (4/5) |
Chest | 23 | 25 | 26½ | 29½ | 32½ | 35½ |
Waist | 21½ | 22 | 23½ | 25½ | 27½ | 29½ |
Hip | 24 | 26 | 27 | 30 | 33 | 36 |
Inseam | 18¾ | 21¼ | 22 | 26 | 29 | 30 |
Sleeve Length | 20 | 22½ | 24 | 27 | 30 | 33 |
Toddler Sizes (inches)
Size Range | 2T | 3T | 4T |
Chest | 20 | 21 | 22 |
Waist | 19½ | 20½ | 21½ |
Hip | 21 | 22 | 23 |
Inseam | 13 | 15¼ | 17½ |
Sleeve Length | 16 | 17½ | 19 |
Infant Sizes (inches)
Size Range | 6mos. | 12mos. | 18mos. | 24mos. |
Chest | 17½ | 18½ | 19½ | 20½ |
Waist | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 |
Hip | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 |
Inseam | 9½ | 11 | 12½ | 15 |
Sleeve Length | 12½ | 13½ | 14½ | 16½ |
How to Measure
How to Measure
- Fold up at dotted line.
Place against a wall or other 90 degree surface.
Place heel against fold/wall on flat level surface. - Mark the end of the longest toe with a pen or pencil.
- Measure both feet and use the larger measurement.
- Read measurement and compare to size chart.
- When comparing on the size chart, determine the closest larger measurement and use that number to determine your shoe size for your country's shoe measurement standard.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping Information
Shipping Method | Rate | Expected Delivery Time |
UPS Ground | $6.00 | 3-7 Business Days |
UPS 2-Day Air | $12.00 | 2-3 Business Days |
UPS Overnight | $19.00 | 1-2 Business Days |
Free Standard Shipping | Available for Greater Rewards members. Learn more |
Return Policy
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the purchase date online or in-store. Your apparel must be in original and unworn condition, with tags still attached. Footwear returns must also include the original box.
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Will it happen this n4xt. Tewbow is requesting a trade or release. Who will pick him up? ESPN reports. If he goes to Jacksonville , can he beat out Gabbert next offseason to win the starting job?
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They've been saying this every year since his draft year.
I don't really understand how they can be so sure Jacksonville will acquire him in 2013 when their GM most likely won't have a job there in 2013.
Because I think Shad Kahn, the owner, is the one who wants him.
hopefully the jaguars use him properly.
It's gunna be weird seeing the Jags in the playoff race.
Throw him in the type of offense the Redskins or Panthers run - it would be interesting to see how effective he would be if he got to run the same type of offense he ran in college just like Newton and Griffin are being able to do. It's funny how people said Tebow would have to adjust to taking snaps from center and playing in a traditional offense yet Griffin and Newton get to have an offense tailored to what they ran in college. |
But no one believes that Griffin or Newton will be running those offenses long term. They are temporary offenses that give help give them immediate success and make them comfortable while they slowly learn a more standard offense.
I also don't think that Tebow has enough explosion or suddenness to make it as a RB full time. |
I completely agree. That too many people hat on Tebow just because of his style of play. I too still hope he finds a new team next season ( Jacksonville 2013) and kicks some butt when he gets a chance to finally start again. This year in NYJ was just a downfall of a season for because he never saw the field long enough to improve on his passing. And all this wild cat stuff needs to go so he can learn the pro style system and abilities to make the throws. He can make those throws. He just needs more time in the system. SO lets hope a new team will actually start him. The jets were just media hungry and used Tebow in the worst way IMO. |
You'll learn one day. |
It will be good for the Jags to be in the play offs. That team was so great when they first started.
I like how they say it will be an open competition between Gabbert, Henne, and Tebow yet we don't even have a GM. How could they know that?
The owner must be stepping in.
This is a disaster. And we finally have receivers to build a passing game around. So instead of drafting a real QB to get the most out of them, we'll let them go to waste. |
I mean you never Tebow could come in and do great.If he finally has good wide outs . I mean look at what he did in Denver with good wide outs. He put up some good numbers not great but good and got them in the play offs.
Jacksonville should be what they can to acquire him. He would make the team a lot of money.
I don't think anyone at this point would be bringing in Tebow to be a serious competitor for the starting quarterback job. That being said, Tebow does still have talent and value in the NFL if a team is willing to use it.
I do agree 100% he could be a running back but all the "experts" have been saying that he needs to be an H-Back, TE or Fullback - the reasoning for that is obvious yet no one wants to come out and say it. |
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I've only included photos of plants that have done something since my last update May 1st. The first one is my best tree - Manila - has about 35-40 (60-65 last year)on it - but of course you can't see them all - still a good 6-7 weeks from ripening would be my best guess: Then the Keitt with 6 nice ones, maybe half of those you can see: The Edward, followed by the Rosiegold each have only one (Eddie had about 7 on him and Rosie about the same before they jumped ship): ChocAnon, Glenn and Nam Doc Mai showing growth: Lastly a picture of the maturing summer pond. Two very small mango trees at the far left and right = the new Mahachinook on the left, Glenn on the right: |
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- Posted by James-hoon none (My Page) on Mon, Jun 13, 11 at 0:37
Beautiful pond and nice mango trees you have mangodog. I only have 3 so far, but wish I can have some more. How close do you plant those trees together? |
Thanks.....well James - I've planted some no more than 7-8 feet from each other as I plan on triming them to fit the space between the pool and back fence (only about 5 feet or so) and let them sort of grow in to each other I suppose....but, they say they should get more room than that.....we'll see how it goes.... mangodingo |
Great pictures MD!! LOVE your pond! The mangoes are coming along very nicely. Thanks for the update! |
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congrats Gary!! If I wasn't mangoed out I would be extremly jelous of your tress. My largest mango is about the size of your Rosie. Here is a pic of the excess of mangos in the streets of Merida, you literly step on them as you walk. |
Gorgeous Yard...love the pond!! |
Very nice trees! They look so perfect, and the pond looks like out of a resort! I can't wait to see how it develops as the small mangos grow. |
Great photos, your Manila looks great, so many fruits! What kind of lilies are in your pond? Thanks, |
...thanks folks for your kind words....newgen - I don't know the name of the lilies - I remember buying them in a box at lowes that just had the bulbs in them with that colorful picture of the flowers on the outside.... so...quick question - Golden Nugget Mango - they are selling them at my Lowe's now - it seems like a tree worth getting - what do you guys think? mangobowzer |
mangoperro, your mango trees look very nice and healthy despite the heat! and your pond is just fantastic... felipe |
Mangodog, Somewhere in the old posts Harry said that Golden Nugget was the last mango to ripen at Pine Island last year. Seems like as good a reason as any. Go for it! Cath |
Hey Gary, Everything is looking Fabulous! Nice Mangos, Beautiful yard and Pond, and I love the Traveler's Palm. Not very common but absolutely beautiful. Thanks for posting! Jacob |
- Posted by hmhausman FL 10B (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Jun 15, 11 at 6:37
It wasn't me that posted the late/Pine Island report....I think it was Mango Kush. I have no knowledge as to what was late at PIN. In my yard, I consider Gold Nuggett a late-mid-season mango or at best an early-late season mango. Nice mango.....colors up a nice golden color.....so the name fits. It is worth the effort from my perspective. It doesn't come in first on most tastings, but I wouldn't throw it off the tasting plate either. Neelum and Keitt are considerably later in my yard. Harry |
Sorry Harry for misquoting you. Cath |
- Posted by red_sea_me (My Page) on Thu, Jun 16, 11 at 13:12
the orchard is ripening nicely, keep it up. -Ethan |
....yeah the Gold Nugget is a-calling...... mangoFurBall |
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jimmyjojo: I wrote to Dmitry (as you suggested :)) and he gave me this link : |
Thanks Ellen that one works |
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i have been trying to get on CG also .and keep getting message that says FORBIDDEN no axcess .ill try the link listed above . |
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Girls: No One Is Having Fun Now, Even (Especially) the 'Boys'
Features By Kate Erbland on February 18, 2013 | Comments (1)Things are getting tough in Girlstown. A week after Lena Dunham's series had its most controversial/wonderful episode yet, we get plunged back into the darkest depths of life in the big city with "Boys." Well, as dark as they can get. While Hannah (Dunham) gets an e-book deal (which is a thing now?), seemingly setting the stage for a happy episode, she vomits into the bushes immediately after getting the biggest career boost of her life. How fitting, because it's all downhill from there, as Marnie (Allison Williams) is forced to confront the real nature of her relationship with the unbelievably-still-around Booth Jonathan (Jorma Taccone), Jessa (Jemima Kirke) apparently abandons bathing, and Ray (Alex Karpovsky) and Adam (Adam Driver) (yes, you read that pairing right) go on an adventure to Staten Island. You won't believe how many people cry by this episode's end – and maybe you will, too. After the break, Rob Hunter and I discuss the most depressing episode of Girls yet, wonder just what the hell an "e-book" is, and envision our own Adam and Ray variety hour.
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When up to your pelvis in a river, and the insert in your waders is bunched at the toe, its annoying. Not debilitating but something you will surely address next time you are on shore.
Now that Christmas is over I'm sure many of you have new fishing equipment that you're dying to try out.
I think I am over the New Years Eve thing.
The California Department of Fish and Game has released the results of their annual Fall Midwater Trawl of pelagic (open-water) species in the Delta.
Purely by coincidence, life-clarity has coincided with calendar change.
While updating my phone it crashed, and I lost all of my information.
My fishing buddy from this summer, Steve the cook, is up before the sun.
The other day, my son, Bo, and I went out to sight in a new rifle scope.
The effect on water temperature and fish behavior is directly related.
Click. Click. Click.
I've learned over the years that a person could drive themselves crazy worrying about every little detail when it came to fishing.
I'm a seven last-casts type of guy.
In my last column, I told you that I might be moving to the local KOA, because I was going elk hunting on our 50th anniversary.
After last week's weather, many anglers have put away their equipment and will be staying close to the fireplace for the next few months.
My cousin got booted from the Brock Lesnar-Cain Velasquez title fight a few weeks back for trying to break up a girl-fight in the stands moments before the main event.
He had to be the hero.
The Manteca Futbol Club is hosting tryouts this weekend for its youngest teams.
LANSING, Mich. – Ken Huckaby has received a promotion.
EUGENE, Ore. – In his five months as a student-athlete at Oregon, Jake McCreath has gotten used to the chaos and the frenzy that follows the football team.
Last Thursday, while celebrating Thanksgiving, I mentioned to a family member that I was excited about my upcoming fishing trip.
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While there were many technological advances in 2014, Crave's Michael Franco believes the year belongs to 3D printing. Here's why.
Google's search tool has two new tricks up its sleeve.
A puppy who was born without his front legs is zipping around thanks to a caring vet and the owner of a 3D-printing company.
Lego octopuses and dragons have been washing up on a beach in Cornwall. An intrepid beachcomber is helping to document the ongoing discoveries.
Vizio launched its 2014 M-Series TV at an event in New York City, and CNET has the exclusive review!
Samsung 's Android clamshell lineup develops, this time with a Snapdragon 800 processor.
Today Vizio announced pricing and immediate availability of its new lineup of big-screen HDTVs in advance of the holiday shopping season.
Remember all those new TVs that Samsung teased at January's Consumer Electronics Show, with new features like voice and gesture control? They're back--now with details on pricing and availability.
Universal is launching double-sided Blu-ray discs, with a Blu-ray movie on one side and DVD on the other
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… or not? I love Dilbert – he makes me laugh so consistently.
Does the Front Page of Hacker News Generate Sales?
I share some thoughts here (on HN).
"Ideal" Body Types for Women Throughout History
A very fascinating look at how women have historically been considered beautiful, or rather, how we've changed our opinion on what is "ideal."
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A Chat About Writing via All of the Above Podcast
I had a really fun time chatting with Bryan, Sam, and Sean on their All of the Above podcast. We cover a number of topics but it all centers on writing, which, I am clearly and obviously a fan of.
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The Startling Reality of Education and Debt
And here are some incredibly disturbing images / gifs that make comment on the crippling debt our current educational system has created for the future of our workforce (and world).
It doesn't surprise me one bit that all of these were the top "education" posts tagged via Tumblr in 2014.
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"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."
A quip popularly attributed to Carl Sagan.
You know what Carl Sagan had to say about climate change?
"For our own world the peril is more subtle. Since this series [Cosmos] was first broadcast the dangers of the increasing greenhouse effect have become much more clear. We burn fossil fuels like coal, and gas, and petroleum putting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and thereby heating the earth. The hellish conditions on Venus are a reminder that this is serious business. Computer models that successfully explain the climates of other planets predict the deaths of forests, parched crop lands, the flooding of coastal cities, environmental refugees; wide spread disasters in the next century, unless we change our ways. What do we have to do? Four things:
(1) Much more efficient use of fossil fuels. Why not cars that get 70 miles-per-gallon instead of 25?
(2) Research and development on safe alternative energy sources, especially solar power.
(3) Reforestation on a grand scale.
and (4) Helping to bring the billion poorest people on the planet to self-sufficiency, which is the key step in curbing world population growth.
Every one of these steps makes sense apart from greenhouse warming! Now, no one has proposed that the trouble with Venus is that there once was Venusians who drove fuel inefficient cars, but our nearest neighbour nevertheless is a stark warning on the possible fate of an earth-like world."
~Carl Sagan, Cosmos (episode 4: Heaven and Hell (update - 10 years later))
Dr. Sagan clearly believed that the "extraordinary claims" of climate science were backed up by extraordinary evidence.


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Well I finally finished the darn mantel in the family-room. Took me long enough to get around to doing the garland this year. I think I am done, or I quit! Not sure which. LOL.
I have two small projects yet to do, and will take pix. A tiny table tree to decorate in "Dad's" room (now my sitting room.) And I want to wrap my dog painting in the entry hall like a big ol' present. Maybe tomorrow, or Friday for sure. Have errand to do tomorrow and that might be my "legs limit" for working. ;o) Well darn, I just noticed my big white metal sleigh with the gold floral arrangement in it, IN the fireplace, is knocked over on its side. I wonder WHO did that??? Close-up of the Mark Roberts Fairy "Two Turtle Doves" that Jas and Suzie got me one year. (there is small M.R. fairy on my purple wreath I love too.) And those frosted deer came from some mail catalog, they are acrylic. Hope I haven't put all of you into OVERLOAD with all the photos tonight.
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- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Thu, Dec 15, 11 at 1:27
Karen that big twisted ornament tree is so pretty--bet it takes some special wrapping to pack away safely tho. I can't believe you did all this decorating including the garland above the fireplace in spite of your legs giving you so much trouble. You are sure one determined decorator and it all turned out beautiful. Luvs |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Thu, Dec 15, 11 at 3:10
Thanks, Luvs. I got that ornament 'tree' last year, from a catalog. It was only about $15, and it is lighted. I don't pack it. I put it on the top shelf of the big linen closet with my Santas. ;o) My legs definitely do not like me going up and down off the step-stool, but sometimes I need to win the battle with them. I give in too much as it is. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Thu, Dec 15, 11 at 9:41
Oh, PM...your mantle/fireplace vignette looks so wonderful! I am still lovin' that 'polar bear' ...he would go good w/my dishes (tee hee)...but I love all the bright & cheery colors that you use w/your nutcrackers, candleholders, cardinals, fairy, & everything! It is so festive for Christmas! Pretty firebox display, too (even if it's tipped over)! LOL! Your trees & frosted deer looks great! (that frosted deer is like the one on my skating pond). You'll never put me in overload w/pics...I love lookin' & sharin' & getting Holiday ideas! & I did notice that Kohl's had one of those 'rockin' nutcrackers' the other day while Christmas shopping...it's still there but I LOVE yours & punks! LOL! TFS, Karen...looks great! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by creekdweller (My Page) on Thu, Dec 15, 11 at 10:04
What every one else said and more.. I like the frosted tree with the dear. I am into trees, and that one would be right on my list. Keeping going is what keeps us going, pain and all. I have the fibro too and IC. A great combo. HA HA HA And with the depression, I just feel no need at times...But, I have Daddy to keep me going, and no one can take care of him like me...LOL Creek Creek |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Thu, Dec 15, 11 at 10:17
PM - I don't think you could EVER overload us with too many pictures. Your mantle is so pretty - more inspiration for me and my mantle. My mind is all over the place with how to decorate it this weekend. I still want to empty my curio cabinet and get some of my village in it like you have - so many many ideas and so little time left thanks to 'Enablers-R-Us' - TFS ..... Lynne |
Karen, you are sharing so many beautiful things here to see. Not sure I want to quit looking!LOL It's all gorgeous and so nice you shared some closeups. Punk |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Fri, Dec 16, 11 at 0:10
Gorgeous!! The twisted ornie tree would look perfect in my red and gold living room! We love looking at your decor and just marvel that you are able to do it all. Those athletes that "play through the pain" have nothing on you!! You definitely have True Grit. Love it all. TFS, |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Fri, Dec 16, 11 at 0:36
Thank you all so much, you definitely make my decorating worth the 'work'. Candy, I think all of us with Fibro have learned we just have to keep going as Creek says. Quite a few of us here suffer from this, and I certainly don't feel I do near as much as the others. They amaze me with all they get done. Jeanne, you definitely would LOVE that polar bear cub in real life. He's made where he looks like carved wood, I'm not real sure that he isn't. My DD found him a couple of years ago at a sale after Christmas and knew I'd love him. Candy, since you play golf in N.Az occasionally, I'll tell my DD when she has to get rid of my Christmas stuff, you'll come pick it up and make sure its in good homes. Maybe Jane will bring the bus and help you do this. My DD would take all my Nutcrackers to GW in a heartbeat (she really doesn't like them at all. LOL. And if she inherits mine and her MIL's, she's going to need to buy two more houses to put everything in. Her hubby is already really worried about the possibilty of this. LOL) hugs, Karen |
Did I hear someone call my name for the 'Holiday Bus' ?? I'm gradually getting back to seeing everyone's posts (having a ball over all the eye candy) and commenting... |
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Moradabad businessman helps polio drive
By Shamila Sharma Moradabad : Moradabad, a town in western Uttar Pradesh known for the polio virus, is witnessing a number of individuals making invaluable contribution to the eradication initiative. For over five years now, his filling station has become the venue for all polio meetings in the block and polio booths in every round. Posters with his appeal for immunizations are put up at vital places while Munna Bhai himself accompanies vaccinators, whenever required, to break tough opposition to polio vaccine by households. At his brassware factory, Munna Bhai ensures that all his 1500 employees - mostly Muslims and from high risk areas of Karula and Tajpur - are intimated about the dates for polio rounds and counseled about the need for immunization. How it all began "They took me along with them where I saw their activities and felt it was important to spare time for the programme. As those affected by the disease belonged to the poorest section and it was essential to educate them about the disease and its prevention," he says. Taking the first initiative in his factory, Munna Bhai allowed polio teams to educate his workforce about the disease and the importance of immunisation. Today, the public address system in his factory is used regularly to announce polio immunization dates. Also banners, notifying booth dates, are regularly put up in the factory. A polio booth is set up at his filling station during every round. In the last round, Munna Bhai even called an entertainment team to draw children. Apart from this, he regularly holds Ijtemas/ Milads in his house to educate mothers about polio vaccination. These meetings are held in the afternoons where they are given religious sermons followed by a talk on general health and polio eradication. UNICEF's district coordinator, Tatheer Raza Zaidi, who also works closely with Muslim institutions to garner support for polio eradication, says " Munna Bhai's meetings in madrasas has helped effectively engage religious leaders in the polio programme. . He describes Munna Bhai as the main facilitator for the programme in Karula. "He provides all required logistic support to the polio teams," says Tatheer. Munna Bhai was the first from the exporting community to support polio programme. He has influenced a number of his friends, other exporters and businessmen of the area to join the polio eradication initiative, says Tatheer. Two of his four sons also contribute regularly to the programme in a similar manner. Besides supporting polio programme, Munna Bhai also runs a school for the poor, where at present 400 children are being given free education. He has also ensured that all his employees learn to read and write their names. |


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KERSHAW - The group working to build a community playground in Kershaw will meet Thursday.
The steering committee heading the efforts to build the community playground will be called the Kershaw Community Park Council. It has set Thursday as Design Day to kick off the effort to build the park.
KERSHAW - The driveway to a home in Kershaw's Charlesboro community looks more like a muddy pond.
Deep holes in the driveway on Taxahaw Road are filled with water, with some holes at least 7 inches deep. Wooden posts run alongside the driveway, which in some areas is not much wider than 10 feet.
The house at the end of the driveway is home to five men, clients of Chester/Lancaster County Disabilities and Special Needs (DSN) Board. The home allows them to have some independence, and the men are like a family.
Lancaster High School hailed star athletes at the Bruins' annual fall-winter sports awards night Thursday in the LHS auditorium.
Standouts in 11 varsity sports as well as top junior varsity and B-team performers were saluted. Coaches also presented letter plaques and participation certificates.
Senior quarterback Taniel Massey was named the Bruins' football Offensive MVP, while defensive lineman Tyler Canty earned the Defensive MVP.
Junior guard Michael Catoe was selected the boys basketball MVP, and senior Miteka Trueheart reaped the girls basketball MVP.
The Lancaster County School District will continue to offer a signing bonuses that officials hope will attract quality teachers.
The school board on Tuesday night unanimously approved a $1,500 signing bonus for new-hire teachers for the 2008-09 school year. The supplement is for those who teach English, math, science or special education.
"A signing bonus is something that is appropriate," board member Peter Barry said. "This can allow us to be competitive with districts where the revenue is greater."
The message was scribbled on a paper plate.
"Feed me. This is the only meal I get. I can't afford groceries."
It was just one of many paper plates sent to S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford.
The paper plate messages were part of a statewide campaign to bring attention to Sanford's proposed $2.9 million budget cut for the Meals on Wheels program, which now feeds more than 20,000 people across the state.
The Great Falls basketball teams' seasons ended on a sour note, a game shy of coveted Class A Upper State title tilts at Clemson on Saturday.Calhoun County rolled to a 69-49 win over the Great Falls boys on Wednesday night at Richland Northeast High School.The Saints' 20-point win sends them to the Class A Upstate championship game for the third straight season.
Over the past two springs, the Lancaster High School baseball team has won 33 games, including 18 victories last season.
With the loss of 11 solid seniors, the Bruins will face a challenge in seeking to continue their diamond success.
"A year ago at this time, we had our share of veterans," said LHS coach Steve Williams, who is 184-176 since becoming the Bruins' baseball coach in 1993. "This year, we're going to look to our seniors to give us solid leadership."
Former Indian Land High School head football coach and athletic director Mike Pope was recently presented the Celebration of Life Through Sports Award from The Sporting News.In The Celebration of Life Through Sports Award, athletics is a way to bring friends, families, and communities together.Three years ago, in a move to save his life, Pope had his legs amputated below the knees. His body was ravaged by diabetes and staph infections.
The students were mesmerized by Crystal Garrett's beauty, but it was her words that will probably have the greatest impact.
Garrett, the reigning Miss South Carolina, told students at Clinton Elementary School on Wednesday how people didn't think she would have a chance to make it this far.
A Columbia native, Garrett was diagnosed with allergy-induced asthma when she was 3. Doctors didn't expect her to live to see 21.
Mama's words stung.
"Just because you went to the show and watched another old scary movie, don't think you can jump into our bed in the middle of the night."
I understood the message loud and clear as I crawled back into my own bed after having watched a Wolfman movie at the Midway picture show earlier that day.
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When youre feeling stressed, taking a short walk may provide just the change of scene you may need to re-energize and gain a new perspective.
Take a deep breath and stretch out to begin. As you walk along let your arms swing in opposition to your legs. That means when your right foot steps forward, your left arm swings forward, and when your left foot steps forward your right arm swings forward. (See walkers in photo at right.)
Once you are walking begin a rhythmic pattern of even breathing such as this: 2 steps breathe in; 2 steps breathe out; 2 steps breathe in; 2 steps breathe out and continue.
If you enjoy singing, bellow out a tune. Singing lifts the spirit and is something to think about other than problems.
The combination of rhythmic breathing, walking with arms and legs in opposition, and singing is energizing, and gives some minutes of freedom from stress.
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