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Back to UW, 1 year later March 5, 2015Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Uncategorized.
Tags: hernia, liverversary, transplant, UW Madison
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Today we went back for a unexpected hernia repair, the second since Mike's transplant. It was nearly a year ago March 13th 2014 when we had to come to UW Madison for a double incisional hernia operation
3 weeks ago Mike went to the ER complaining of nausea and vomiting. after labs were drawn they concluded that his liver numbers were good, his kidney function was good, and they could not explain his nausea and vomiting. The house Dr decided to do a CT scan to rule out any unforeseen problems. When he came back to tell us the results, we were surprised. 2 hernias apparently had developed, with no explanation or recall as to how or when they happened. We went home that day, with an appointment scheduled to see our surgeon dr. D'Alessandro. He confirmed there was something going on and send us home with instructions to wait for surgery to call us to schedule ASAP. They couldn't get us in for another 3 weeks.
So when we went in today, we were very apprehensive about what dr would find when he finally got in to take a look. Mike's surgery began at 2:18 pm today, so I went and grabbed a coffee and bag'o Sun Chips.
Time went by fairly fast and it wasn't long before I got the pager message that he was done and sent to recovery. By 5:30 p.m. the bulletin board indicated he was out of recovery and I was given his room number. I quickly ran out to the car and grabbed his overnight bag, he had left his laptop at home in anticipation of a rough night and felt he wouldn't be able to deal with his laptop so soon after surgery.
We got to our room and got checked in with an evening nurse. they had him hooked up to an IV but they weren't giving him any meds just yet, instead waiting for his anesthesia to wear off completely. He held up really well for the most part, feeling little discomfort. but by the time 7:30 rolled around, he was starting to feel a little uncomfortable. That's when the nurse said she would recommend putting him on an IV drip for the night, just to be on the safe side. then she suggested that he try and get up for a walk around 10 p.m., he said he'd be glad to do it!
I was getting pretty tired and was immensely relieved that it was all over with, but not looking forward to the drive home, so I excused myself at 8:30 with a promise to call in as soon as I got home, and quickly headed back home. I ran into one of our old nurses from the transplant days, Muface, from South Africa. he saw me and immediately asked what room Mike was in, I told him number 676. I got a quick hug before he dashed off to go look for Mike!
My daughter Natalie who is expecting her first baby any day now, kept me busy text messaging me via my earbud, to help the time go by. I never once had to look at my phone- I love my Plantronics ear bud!
I got home at exactly 10 o'clock, letting or out to potty and poop, then went back inside and called mike to let him know I was home. He sounded in great spirits although he said he was starting to hurt a little bit, but he had gotten up and walked, with two nurses to assist! I'm pretty sure things were just slow tonight and they were both looking for something to do with Mike LOL!
Nightime at UW Madison
Mike's room with a view of the Unitarian Church, a place he remembered from his HE days!
Now that this is all done, I am curled up with my buddy Igor on our pallet on the floor in the living room watching 12 O'Clock High on MeTV. It just feels right and I know Mike will be home before we know it!
Igor is dealing with dad's absence by stealing all the pillows from our temporary pallet on the living room floor
Look Backs – A Day to Celebrate September 22, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Mike's Big Adventure in Liver Transplant.
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As we continue to move forward, another BIG DAY has come to a close, Mike's Birthday! It is BIG, given that a year ago, we weren't sure if we would see this day. Sure as the Sun comes up every morning, we are here, and that is cause for celebration!
While we try not to look back and dwell on those dark and frightening days, we can't forget how we got here. With a healthy dose of Determination and a LOT of Believing, we can do anything!
Happy Birthday, Mike (and Deter)!
and then there will be 3!!!! August 22, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Baby Talk, Jake and Natalie.
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Yep, I'm going to be a GRANDMA again! Brat #4 is expecting her first Bebeh late Feb, early March. The happy couple just celebrated their 2nd anniversary June 28. Wowser what a ride this has been :)
Let the knit'n commence!!! Of course I have way too many project ideas, and not enough time. Bebeh Momma is already 3 months along, having just found out 2 weeks ago!
She just went for her 2nd prenatal visit, and got to hear the heartbeat, 180 bps!!!! hmmmmm, a girl, maybe, baby?
So far, I have 2 rows of a Baby Feathers and Fans blanket started, using this yarn:
that's WHITE next to the white/yellow/green PinWheel.
and a baby wash cloth.
whoohoo~really crusin' here… HA! *snorts!
UW Madison, 1 year anniversary August 16, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Mike's Big Adventure in Liver Transplant.
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It was exactly one year ago Aug. 13, 2013, when we stepped foot inside UW Madison Hospital for the first time; little did we know it was to become our new Home, with new extended Family. We picked the right place!
Today, we were coming back for our next routine post-op 3 month checkup. We left at precisely 8:33 am, and arrived at 10:10. Once inside, we went straight to Registration, then on to Labs. After labs were drawn, we headed down to the Transplant Clinic, only to find out Dr. Lucey was running a bit late….an hour and a half. So we decided to go visit the Cafeteria, Mike had never been before. It was a pleasant surprise to him, as we sat and enjoyed a Veggie Sub and Hot Italian Sub. NOMS!
We got done and headed over the the H elevators, a good hike across the "Main Street" level, and visited with some of our nurses on B4/6 Transplant wing. We had just stepped through the double doors "Hepa-filter in progress" when one of our dearest nurses, Erika with a K, came around the corner- her face literally lit up! Then Molly heard the commotion and joined in the melee, hugs all around!!!
Dentist David also found us, and had a good laugh at our recounting the night he patiently sat with Mike, swabbing his mouth and coaxing one of many thirst-quenching swabs from Mike's locked jaws. (the night one wisdom tooth literally crumbled and was presented to us in a tiny tube.) We were so busy talking, we missed his photo-op, but the memories will last a lifetime :)
After teary goodbyes, we headed back to the clinic for the remainder of our visit, to see Dr. Lucey, our Hepatologist, and part of the Transplant Team.
Mike's labs came back excellent, and had a very nice, educational chat with Dr. Lucey. While talking about Mike's meds, Mike made a comment about leaving things along and not messing with Mother Nature…..to which Dr. Lucey promptly replied, "Mike, you were the Poster Child for messing with Mother Nature!"
After our chat, Susan Dillon, our Transplant Coordinator, presented us with our Followup to Life folder, congratulations, and our 1-year Transplant pins!
I put mine on my hat as soon as we walked in the door!
We will be back in 6 months for another checkup. Labs will be every 3 months now, and Mike lost 2 pills in his regiment, bringing his new total down to 9 Rx's a day. YAY!!!
Meanwhile, we will be plugging ahead, looking for more things to enjoy. Mike is rebuilding our front steps, that became a larger project than anticipated, but he is tackling it with renewed vigor!
This huge mess is keeping him busy and out of the kitchen. PieMan was told he needs to lose a little weight…ONO!!!!
Happy August!
Door County Vacation at last! July 25, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Mike's Big Adventure in Liver Transplant.
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I never thought we'd see the day, and never stopped believing it would happen.
Today we drove up to Door County for a long overdue road trip. Mike is finally able to make the 4 hour ride.
Mike packed the truck while I finished dressing and we were out by 8:30 am.
Yep, there it is, the Knitting Bag. All. The. Way. In. The. Back.
Igor is not going to get it.
I started out and got us through the Milwaukee leg, then we switched in Grafton. We passed the worlds tallest flagpole in Sheboygen, there she flies in all her glory!
Breakfast of Road trip Champions
a sight we haven't seen in a loooong time
We only had one minor delay; I missed the exit so we doubled back over a very BIG bridge and were on our way!
What a day it's been! We stopped in Fish Creek and saw Mike's sister's lot where they were supervising tree trimming before construction.
After a short break at the condo, we went up to the tip of the Thumb to Charlie's Fish Shack in Gills Rock and got some smoked whitefish and ate at a local county park.
You never know what you'll spot in Wisconsin, home of everything weird and BIG!
One BIG Gnome! And lots of Shipwreck reference signage
After Mike's sis and hubs were done with the tree trimming, we had pizza, then went for a ride to see a couple sights
First stop, Eagle Point Lighthouse
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Last stop, a Pioneer Cemetery and a quick stop for a look at the bay
Stellar Updates | Zymol Man Returns! July 11, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Mike's Big Adventure in Liver Transplant.
Tags: liver transplant, Mini-bike, rehabilitation, Zymol, Zymol Cleaner Wax
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Happy July 4th (a bit later) The Fourth of July weekend was a huge success-4 couples from Chicago, old friends of Mike's all came up to see him. Only one couple had already seen him post-transplant, so it was a grand reunion for everyone involved!
Pete and Roni had so generously gifted Mike a mini-motorcycle back when he was in the hospital in October of 2013. Mike was itching to get it running, but had problems with starting it, so it sat until now, unused and neglected. Well, I can't say neglected; Mike did spend an afternoon waxing his new toy with his favorite product, Zymol Cleaner Wax! He just couldn't figure out how to start the thing.
So, with a little help from his friends, they got it running and took turns around the block with it. When it came to Mike's turn, all eyes were on him!
Never thought we'd see the day, never stopped BELIEVING it would happen!
A lot has happened since Mike's liver transplant and homecoming on Dec. 22, 2013. He continues to improve more each day, and is as we speak, out on his rider mower for the 3rd time this season. It is something he spend literally months dreaming of doing again, and now he can!!!
I took on a job outside of our home-based business, to help defray some of the mounting medical bills. It's not much, never seems like enough, but it helps. So, I must close for now, and get ready to leave for work, but will return tonight with more pictures and news!
Life is starting to look GOOD again!
Thanks to dear friend Rasa, for the lovely image. :)
All Aboard! This Train is pulling out of Domination Station April 24, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Mike's Big Adventure in Liver Transplant.
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Whine and Cheese Fest
So my cholesterol is a tad up. That's ok, I wasn't worried, because I normally eat healthy when at all possible. I do "cheat" on occasion, who doesn't?
I did a search for cholesterol-lowering foods, just to refresh my memory, and find that I'm already on the right track. What a surprise. I regularly snack on soy nuts, pumpkin seeds, and dried cranberries, and when I get hungry, granola in my plain low-fat yogurt is perfect. I am enjoying a newly acquired habit of collecting flavored teas, and am now up to 10 boxes of various flavors and makers.I have Sleepytime Sinus Soother, Sleepytime Echinacea *Note to Self: add Tension Tamer, Sleepytime Vanilla, White tea, Lemon Ginger, Black Forest, Black Cherry Berry, and 9 flavor Stash Sampler pack. That's just to name a few. I still enjoy my pot of coffee in the morning, but am cutting back on the powdered creamer and using Natural in the Raw instead.
Now, I just have to stop craving McD's whenever we go to Madison. Which is hardly ever. OK, scrap that idea. McD's once every 3 months is allowed. If cheating is the culprit, I can deal with that.
In Other (Liver)News
I am not sure what is going on, but here's the synopsis:
Monday labs, check. We came home and Mike discovered his rider mower battery was missing. I explained to him that his dad probably took it home last Fall, with the intention of replacing it with a new one. The battery charger might be with that. He went on a tangent about his Dad taking stuff and never returning it, and demanded I call his dad. I suggested he call and ask, since it's "his" lawnmower (problem). He flat out refused and blamed me for things becoming missing.
Tuesday, go to Aurora Clinic to get Rx's filled. I forgot them Monday.
Mike was in a nasty mood because we couldn't find his battery charger still. Dinnertime, Mike continued to rant about how the mower worked perfectly fine before, and now his dad had basically ruined everything. I reminded him of how his dad was only trying to help us, beings Mike was sick all last year and in hospital more than home, AND in fact, shouldn't have felt a need to help us, but did anyway. Mike insisted the mower was fine. I argued it wasn't and explained how I had to help his dad, WITH A BAD HEART, push the mower back to the garage not once, but twice, once from the bottom of the hill out back. That did not even phase him, his dad was still at fault, and the rider still worked perfectly, last time he rode it. Which was 2 summers ago, but when I pointed that out, became another arguement about how it was not 2 years but one year. When he told me he knows more about mower engines than I do, his argument hit a brick wall. There are 3 things I do NOT respond well to: #1: being called a liar, and #2: being told I am not as smart as the other person. and #3: the ever-popular Fuck YOU and YOU can leave.
He proceeded to rant about how he said he spoke with his dad, saying I should know where the MIA battery charger is. And then proceeded to tell me that since I also lost his battery cover on his bike,(it fell off on the road the one and ONLY time I took it out for a ride last summer), he was going to take my battery cover off and put it on his bike. "If it was YOUR bike, you'd have bought a new one right away." Wrong answer, to which I responded, "I don't have the money for yours and certainly wouldn't have the money for mine." Off to the bedroom to rant, tell me to go fuck off, and on and on and on….. I slept out in the living room.
Wed. I got up and let Igor out, then on our way back inside, I made another sweep of the garage and found his battery charger, on a shelf that I would not normally put it on. Dad again. I placed it on the workbench, in plain view for Mike to see. When we got ready to leave, he either didn't notice the battery charger on the workbench, or didn't want to acknowledge it. He didn't say anything,
We drove back to Aurora Clinic to pick up his Rx's. On the way, Mike drove, seemed ok, chatty, his usual self. We were sitting at a 4-way stop, and he let the opposite driver go first. He sat there still, and the second driver waited, and waited. I looked over and he seemed distracted, so I asked what he was doing. No response, so I spoke his name, and he seemed to come out of his trance, saying the light was red still, and as I looked, he was referring to the light at the NEXT intersection. I felt we had just entered the Twilight Zone, and my nerves, along with my BP, jumped.
We got to the Clinic without any further incidents. I found out my Prograf drug savings card is only good for the name brand, Mike has been taking the generic. The new cost for the generic brand is $65 a month, so my cost would be $20 with insurance. OR I could get the Brand name, pay $10 plus the difference. OY VAY. We had to stop at Walgreens to pickup another Rx I had placed before we got the Aurora Rx card. Then I found out they want a Dr's consent before they can dispense Mike's Tacrolimus under the Brand name Prograf. "I'll go home and call our Team and find out what we can do." I spoke with Sue, and we bounced the mail-order idea around again as she made notes to call in new scripts for Prograf. Mike acting like nothing was wrong, so I relaxed and we fell back into our normal routine. Back to the bedroom last night, but didn't sleep well. Again.
This morning, Mike got up, and I could sense immediately he was in a mood again. The cat meowed, he bitched her out. I didn't say anything and went to get Igor's coat from the closet and proceeded to put it on. In the next moment, both Igot and I were pushed rudely out of the way, nearly down the stairs, as Mike shoved past us. I said rather annoyed, "excuse us!", and listened as he went on a tangent about us taking up the entire hallway. "You could have said something or waited." got another fuckyou. I put my boots on and stated to no one in particular, "I'm done." and was promptly yelled at from the bedroom that I could "get the hell out and leave". Mike's hearing is acutely selective, as usual.
Either we have a problem with LFN's or this is the new normal.
Que Lurch voice, "Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhh…."
Sandra's Cranberry Orange Banana Walnut Bread | Easter Thanksgiving April 19, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Back of the Fridge Recipes.
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Sandra's Cranberry Orange Banana Chocolate Walnut Bread
4 cups flour
1 1/2 cups sugar
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 1/2 tsp baking soda
pinch of salt
1/4 cup cocoa powder *optional
1 can whole cranberry sauce
2 eggs
1/4 cup oil
1/2 cup cran-cherry juice
1/2 cup orange juice
Mix all dry ingredients together, add banana, eggs and oil.
Divide into two 9×5 loaf pans.
Bake 350 for 1 hour. Test with toothpick in center should come out clean.
Remove from pans and cool on wire baking racks.
Money, a person's worth, and stuff April 13, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Heart Notes, Mike's Big Adventure in Liver Transplant.
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Yesterday, I went to my daughter's best friend's mothers funeral. It was a beautiful day, and a big turnout, as Sharon was a CPN which came with much respect within the community. And understandably, she would leave behind a dark hole in the lives of those under her care at Lakeland Healthcare Center, in town. One Resident was brought in by one of its staff, to see her friend, a tiny elderly slip of a woman with a thin windbreaker and a baseball cap, wheelchair-bound. A few of her closest co-workers came to see her. Brittany had come over the afternoon before, just to get away and spend time with my youngest. Natalie and her hubs Jake drove up the night before, to be here for BT. It was good to see my Twins back together, Buds to the end. Brittany talked about some of her new responsibilities; it was terribly overwhelming for her to absorb all the technical details of managing her mother's affairs. When she spoke, it was matter-of-fact, she talked about errands at the bank, taking some of her things from the house, to her brother's in town. Natalie was a good listener. Brittany finally told Nats to make sure I made out a will, for any unforeseen event. Natalie responded by telling her she knew for a fact, she would get nothing, if anything were to happen to Mike, myself, or both of us. She said that Mike's kids would come first, and she would get nothing. I assured her that she would receive things that my mother and dad had left. But when it came to the house, she flatly stated she would not be included in the distribution from any gain. It made me sick to hear this, to know how she was painfully aware of her status (and mine) within this family. We are not blood. When Mike was in the hospital recuperating from his liver transplant, things were not looking so well for him. He went through 1 rejection in the first 4 weeks post-op. They managed to stabilize his medications, telling us the whole while it was all a part of the recovery. Vitals and blood draws had to be taken constantly, 3 times a day, to monitor his levels. His meds were adjusted and we continued to watch for any signs of improvement. His Hepatic Encephalopathy had not cleared up yet, he was addled and confused, hallucinating and random fits of anger as he struggled to gain control back, and he was still unable to walk. 4 weeks after his surgery, he was transferred to a Nursing home. 4 days later he developed a raging fever and went back to the hospital to undergo another battery of medications and antibiotics to combat a 2nd rejection. We thought we were going to lose him, he was out of his mind in pain. His mother called one night, and we talked. I didn't know what to tell her, as Mike was still not out of the woods yet. At one point in the conversation, she asked me what I would do if Mike did not come out of this. I told her I had not thought about anything but getting him through this, one way or the other. She seemed to doubt my conviction or to not understand it, and asked if I would want to go back to live with my kids. I told her that had not entered my mind, and I still felt I wanted to stay up here, regardless. This is my HOME, and I did not want to leave it. She backed down and let the subject die, and we talked a little while longer before she finally let me go. I feel like a stranger in my own home, no, NOT my own home, their house. It's not mine anymore. I grieve silent, every time we pull into the driveway. I take Igor for walks, and when I remember the first time we laid eyes on the house, and how unbelievably lovely a place it was, I can't stop the tears. It is not mine anymore, I am just taking up space in it. My dreams of growing comfortably old and at peace here, are just that, dreams. I feel empty and worthless now, that my time here is borrowed. I am just borrowing this place. I can't even imagine how I will feel when our Igor has gone and I have no place to bury his ashes. I can't lay him here and then leave him behind. I don't know what I'll do. Perhaps we won't even be here when that day comes. I spent many nights alone here, my buddy at my side, unable to see any future, while Mike's health declined. I didn't know if he would survive to see a liver transplant. Then when he did get his donor liver, so many setbacks occurred and the future was still so far out of sight, the light at the end of the tunnel but a dim spot in the far ahead. As he lay in the hospital, his body fighting rejection, I fought my worst fear that after all we'd been trough, the fight to survive alcohol and liver disease, down to end-stage liver cirrhosis, I would end up alone, and then be turned out. Mike's parents would take the house and their money back they had fronted 11 years ago. My worth was as plain as the writing on Mike's daily bulletin board in his hospital room, daily reminders that things can change in the blink of an eye. Nothing is safe and secure, no matter how much or how little money we have, or how hard we worked to get here. I've seen the ugliness that comes with having possessions and money. It's only stuff. We will survive, we always will. I just want to fly free as Hawk, soar on a current, no worries except where my next meal will come from. I will keep looking ahead, to the place where I belong.
Friends are like Snowflakes… April 9, 2014Posted by Stella☆LunaC in Uncategorized.
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On the way back, we saw a sad sight…Frosty, out stranded in his field.
December 20, 1954 – April 8, 2014
Sharon Ann Taylor age 59 of Delavan, WI died unexpectedly at her home on Tuesday April 8, 2014. Sharon was born on December 20, 1954, daughter of the late Milford and Phyllis Leach. Sharon worked at Lakeland Healthcare Center of Elkhorn for nearly 35 years. Sharon is survived by her two children, Joshua (Janna) Merritt, and Brittany Taylor; Two sisters, Lorraine Lupo and Linda Wall; one brother, Ronald Leach; nieces and nephews, Tina, Keith, Christine, Sara, and Bart; and six great nieces and nephews. Sharon is preceded in death by her parents. A Visitation will be held for Sharon on Friday April 11, 2014 from 4pm to 6pm at Haase-Lockwood & Associates Funeral Homes and Crematory, 730 N. Wisconsin Street, Elkhorn, WI. A service will follow the Visitation at 6pm at the Funeral Home, officiated by Rev. Dr. Scott McLeod. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made in Sharon's name to the Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic, W3985 County Road NN, Elkhorn, WI, 53121. An online guest registry can be found at http://www.haaselockwoodfhs.com. Haase-Lockwood & Associates Funeral Homes and Crematory of Elkhorn assisted the family with the arrangements.
I will miss you, Sharon. Brittany will be so lost, but we will keep watch over her for you.


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President: Bob PurcellVice President: Jim JohnsSecretary: Matt KratzTreasurer: John ThomasTrustee: Bob LutzTrustee: Phil ColvinTrustee: Matt GohnChaplain: Jim Carr
Chief: William HallDeputy Chief: Terry BradleyAssistant Chief: Mason BrandtAssistant Chief: Tyler PrickettAssistant Chief: Barry LeberCaptain: Jason StiltnerCaptain: Andrew WittleLieutenant: William SmithLieutenant: Bob PurcellLieutenant: TJ BroomeFire Police Captain: James SheltonFire Police Lieutenant: Curt Hermeisen
We would like to thank the 2014 officers for their commitment and service to the department and community. Newly elected Officers take office in January.
E75-2 Was dispatched to assist Station 70 with a 2 vehicle accident with entrapment on W. Main St. Crews arrived to find one driver confined. Station 70 & 75 crews worked together to remove the driver's door and assist EMS with patient care.
Monday evening members gathered for the monthly operations meeting. After the meeting crews reviewed installation of snow chains on the rigs while trainees and junior firefighters worked on completing tasks in their task books.
Early Saturday morning, FDMJ responded to its fourth call in five hours. Units were dispatched to the 300 block of Marietta Avenue, Mount Joy Borough, for a reported residential structure fire. Crews found a fire in the wall surrounding a chimney. Siding, insulation and wood paneling needed to be removed to extinguish the fire. FDMJ was assisted by Rheems, Elizabethtown, Columbia (Susquehanna) and Maytown Fire Departments.
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The engine bay renovations are just about complete. New gear lockers have been put in service and the floor has been resurfaced.
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Over the past three weeks, contractors have been extensively renovating the apparatus level of the fire station. A majority of the project has been completed as of Friday, October 10th. Completed items include:
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One hundred and one Dalmatians are coming to New York! At least, the musical is. As part of its national tour, The 101 Dalmatians Musical will stop for a 12-day run at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, beginning April 7.
One of the spotted stars of the show, Rascal, a Dalmatian just over a year old, was definitely in the doghouse at one point. When he was four months old, Rascal broke his leg. Because his owners didn't want to pay to fix it, they left him at an animal hospital just outside Columbus, Ohio. From there, Rascal was taken in by the non-profit group Second Chances Dalmatian Rescue and then joined Joel Slaven's Professional Animals. A month later, when that organization got a call from The 101 Dalmatians Musical looking for some canine stars, they knew exactly who to send. Even with a broken leg, Rascal nailed his audition, says Jessica Schiffhauer, a trainer with Joel Slaven's Professional Animals who serves as one of the musical's head canine trainers.
Now his leg is all fixed up, and Rascal is one of 15 rescued dogs starring in the play. The musical, slightly different from the classic Disney movie, is based on the book The 101 Dalmatians by Dodie Smith. The story is told "from the dog's perspective," says Schiffhauer. "There are the dogs you get to see, and humans playing dogs, and humans on stilts playing people."
While the whole family can come out to fall in love with these dogs and give them a round of ap-paws, the more important part, Schiffhauer says, is to give every dog a home. That's why, at the end of the tour, all of the show's canine stars will be up for adoption, and the families who give them a good home will receive a year's supply of dog food from Purina Dog Chow.
For more information on how to adopt a Dalmatian from The 101 Dalmatians Musical, visit www.secondchancesdalrescue.com.
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Lund on Salazar v. Buono and the Future of the Establishment Clause
Christopher C. Lund (Wayne State) has posted Salazar v. Buono and the Future of the Establishment Clause, forthcoming in Northwestern Law Review Colloquy,
This short Colloquy essay reflects on the Supreme Court's recent decision in Salazar v. Buono, 130 S. Ct. 1803 (2010). The case involved a constitutional challenge, brought under the Establishment Clause, to a cross put up by private parties on government land in the Mojave National Preserve. This piece reviews the issues presented by the case (only some of which were addressed by the Supreme Court), and considers the future of the Establishment Clause in that light.
The Salazar case has been known publicity as a Religion Clause case, but the dispute centers around the constitutionality of a federal government land swap that allowed the monument to go into private hands. The Supreme Court decision didn't quite reach the land question, but as with most religious monument/First Amendment cases, it is at bottom a controversy over land use.
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"Mark's a highly distinctive figure partly because he's been so engaged in teaching about these new technologies," said Michael S. McPherson, the dean of faculty at Williams. "But what I would emphasize most is that he is a just plain outstanding teacher. He's wonderfully respectful of students and interested in what they think, and he is challenging and demanding. The demands he puts on his students are unrelenting."
Chris Tweney, a senior from Bowling Green, Ohio, majoring in religion and philosophy, has experienced Mr. Taylor both as his student and as one of his teaching assistants. Mr. Taylor's reputation on campus, he said, "is that he's the post-modern guru and you don't step blindly into one of his courses.
"He's an extraordinarily demanding grader," he said. "Each time you hand in a paper, it's sort of an exercise in terror. You work to as high a level of perfection as you can muster and then chew your fingernails until he returns it to you. And you can be relatively sure that if you haven't done the reading, you're likely to be called on and have nothing to say. It's a very effective teaching strategy -- a healthy degree of fear is useful."
Mr. Taylor is also known for pushing students to think about issues they might rather avoid -- such as death -- especially in courses like "Psychology of Religion."
"Post-modernist thinkers are always taking on the project of decentering the self, as Mark says, or gazing into the abyss," Mr. Tweney said. "I think in Mark's case the gaze is undertaken with humanistic intention, but it sums up to a difficult class that you experience at a pretty gut level."
Mary Taylor Huber, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Foundation, said both Mr. Taylor's teaching and writing had impressed the selection panel. His books are widely reviewed, and two ( "Altarity," published in 1987, and "Nots," published in 1993) won the American Academy of Religion's Award for Excellence.
"Here is a faculty member who is using the most classic material in the Western tradition to address contemporary issues," Dr. Huber said. "To have someone who is that committed and able in research and writing to also be that committed and able in teaching is very encouraging.
"We were also, of course, impressed by what he was doing with the information revolution," Dr. Huber added. "These new ways of receiving information go way beyond the academy. It's so new and it's changing so rapidly, that I don't think we know how to assess it, how to weigh the dark side and the positive side. We need the best minds we have to begin sorting through the implications."
But why is someone as well traveled intellectually as Mr. Taylor still in Williamstown after so many years?
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At the end of a dirt road two miles from campus, Mr. Taylor parked his Jeep and stepped out with a wide smile on his face.
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Mr. Taylor's parents, who were both high school teachers in Westfield, are also touchstones. His wife is the family computer expert. They have two children: Aaron, a geochemistry graduate student at Yale, and Kirsten, a student at Middlebury College whose collages on her bedroom wall -- "from her Madonna years" -- figure in his writing about images and art.
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On November 11th of each year, we pause to reflect on the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our Armed Forces. Our nation's veterans – many of whom have given their lives in defense of our freedoms – to protect our constitutional rights.
On this Veterans Day, it seems a bit different, though. The nation has just been through a bruising election. The country remains strongly divided on numerous issues. And, America remains at war – men and women continue to serve and are placed in harms way. On this special day, we honor all veterans – including those from earlier wars – those trail-blazers of freedom. We are grateful for their service – their commitment to our republic – to our way of life.
Veterans Day was once known as Armistice Day. November 11, 1918 is generally regarded as the end of "the war to end all wars" with Veterans Day marking the anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I, the armistice that began on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. Whether its those who served in the mountains of Europe, the jungles of Vietnam, or the desert outposts in Afghanistan, we must never forget their service. We must remember – not just those who have gone before us – but those who stand among us today. We must honor these veterans – the millions of brave men and women who are fighting – those who have gone to battle on our behalf.
Yes, America is divided. There's disagreement on many issues. No question about that. But America is much bigger than its disagreements, much larger than its divisions. This nation honors its veterans and will do so again this year, regardless of political differences or ideological impasses. On this Veterans Day, take a moment – tell a veteran: "Thank you for your service." Shake a hand. Give 'em a hug. Let them know that America cares. Let them know that America honors their commitment to defending our freedoms.
And, we should pray. Pray for our men and women in the Armed Services, those in harms way. Pray for our nation during these challenging times. I'm reminded of the words of President Reagan, who always understood and honored those who made the ultimate sacrifice – the military men and women who gave their lives – to protect our nation.
"We owe them a debt we can never repay. All we can do is remember them and what they did and why they had to be brave for us. All we can do is try to see that other young men never have to join them," said President Reagan in remarks on Veterans Day memorial in 1985 at Arlington National Cemetery. "Let us pray for freedom and justice and a more stable world."
One year earlier, in 1984, in ceremonies marking the 40th anniversary of D-Day, President Reagan underscored his gratitude for those who gave their lives: "Let us make a vow to our dead. Let us show them by our actions that we understand what they died for. . . Strengthened by their courage, heartened by their valor, and borne by their memory, let us continue to stand for the ideals for which they lived and died."
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