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Tina Mabel Dahl, 96, of Rushford, died July 25, 2003, at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Home in Rushford.
Tina was born on January 20, 1907, at South Fork Valley of Fillmore County, Minn. to Halvor and Hannah (Williams) Jameson. She was raised at South Fork where she attended school. She also attended Rushford High School. On March 1, 1931, she married Walter Christian Dahl at the Rushford Lutheran Parsonage in Rushford. Tina and Walter farmed and raised their family in the Highland Prairie area. Tina was a member of the Oak Ridge Lutheran Church until 1955. She then joined the Highland Prairie Lutheran Church. She was active in circle and ladies aide in both churches. Tina is survived by four sons: Allan (Marion) Dahl, Robert Dahl, and Larry Dahl all of Rushford, and Richard (Jennifer) Dahl of Rochester, Minn. Three daughters: Janice (Henry) Lewis of Hinckley, Minn., Marilyn (Lawrence) Kapplinger of Spring Lake Park, Minn., and Karen (Donald) Edin of Cloquet, Minn.; 18 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren; and one brother Ernest Jameson of Rushford. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1988, and seven brothers and sisters: Oscar, Clara, Marie, Henry, Cora, Arthur, and Edward. The funeral was held July 31, at Highland Prairie Lutheran Church in rural Peterson with the Rev. Wade Davick officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Hoff Funeral Homes Rushford Chapel was in charge of arrangements.


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I also think it is sort of brave to acknowledge that there can be, for some women, some fluidity and complexity to desire that doesn't entirely match up with nor negate a more fixed long-term identity. However, I am bisexual--so that is the perspective I'm coming from on that. I really wish there had been some hot sex between the women in the movie, though I think the writers and actors compromised reasonably between showing a sex life in a rut and still making it very clear that they have a sexual relationship.
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Any lesbians who had been together that long would at least know what to do, even if they weren't doing it very frequently.
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The relationship with our donors is very complex and has some intimacy tied to it. Her attraction to the donor was very base and primal. It was through the connection to her kids. He slept with her to access a ready-made family. She slept with him because of a lack in her relationship, but also in the way that he valued her. It's really hard for me to articulate this...there's just something there in that attraction between these two characters that made their transgression so real.
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from Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press,
The fishing trips always bring out that smile his sons love and cherish.
Gordie Howe never was one to sit around, and that hasn't changed even as dementia roils his health. He turns 86 today, an event that will appropriately be celebrated in Detroit, because no city ever has celebrated Howe more. He reigned here as a local hockey folk hero for three decades, defining what it meant to be talented and tough.
Howe doesn't come to Detroit a whole lot any more, because he cannot be on his own. He has spent the past four months in Lubbock, Texas — staying with his daughter, Cathy, and her husband, Bob — escaping the harsh winter that would have impeded his physical activity. The man who six decades ago dominated opponents in hockey remains a man who doesn't like to be still.
Keeping Howe active can be as simple as buying a rake, but there's nothing better than getting him onto a body of water.
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On May 7th the hundred year anniversary of the District of Columbia Pharmacy and Poisons Act, America's first federal drug law, occurred. To coincide with the occasion Dale Gieringer, director of California NORML and the California Drug Policy Forum, has written an outstanding article putting the enactment into historical context and discussing its ramifications.
I liked it so much I assigned it to my online class, especially the following passage because I have seen this pattern with so many other drug laws: "Unlike alcohol prohibition, narcotics prohibition was not caused by any widespread public pressure or political campaign. Rather, it was the work of government insiders, led by progressive-era professional groups and anti-opium missionaries, with crucial support from President Theodore Roosevelt."
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I had a dream that my a1c dropped into the "successful" category and I started crying tears of joy in the laboratory
anonymous asked:
type 1 diabetes is a chronic illness right?
Today, was perfectly uneventful.
The lowest I went today, was 89, and the highest was 202. I played basketball, I drank TWO frozen drinks from Dunkin donuts. I had a good day! No crippling lows, and no devastating highs.
Yesterday, my blood sugar got the highest it's been in a very long time. I think I saw a 380 reading at one point. The culprit was pizza, and probably the most frustrating part? I tried my best to avoid going high. I'm not a fool, or someone who's careless, I bloused and I was happy to do so. I mean, anything for pizza! Alas…the ratios, the units, the calculation, something didn't add up and the ol' pizza pie had me laying in bed face down feeling like a sloth who has a fever.
Some days, I don't think about the emotional toll this disease has taken on me, and then sometimes it's all I can think about. Some days are completely uneventful and normal, and some days I feel like I'm out of control or basically and unstable human being. Sometimes I even feel unstoppable.
A lot of the times I write on this blog I'm doing so because I need to vent. Not in a "bitch moan, bitch moan" way, but a way where everything is just out on the table. Instead of holding my breathe, or being trapped inside the cage of my own mind, I just exhale and cut the lock. I like to write about the good and bad, I hate sugar coated articles that try and save the image of what really isn't real.
Of course my girlfriend is always there for me. In fact, she asked me repeatedly last night what she could do, but sometimes there is nothing you can do. You just take the insulin and wait.
Today though, everything was fine.
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Illness? Check. Chronic? Check.
Sounds right to me! :0)
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Yesterday's world premiere of Sir Peter Jackson's The Hobbit Part I: An Unexpected Journey in Wellington was projected at 48 frames a second in high definition.
It's the first film to be made in such a way and will probably start a wave of professional and home cinema enthusiasts upgrading their equipment to ensure they get the ultimate hobbit experience.
A similar thing went on in 1987 when Gene Rodenberry returned to the Star Trek well to launch Star Trek: The Next Generation. Better camera and broadcasting equipment drove Paramount Pictures to spend more on sets, costumes and props which would appear crisper and clearer on the television sets of the day than the original 1966-69 series did.
While Star Trek: The Next Generation looks great on a cathode ray tube television, which was the norm until just a few years ago, the standard DVD release can look a little blurred around the edges on a top-of-the-range high-definition television screen. Which is why CBS, which now owns the rights to Star Trek, has re-scanned and rebuilt all seven years of the 176 episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation for the high definition Blu-ray format.
The adventures of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, No 1 Will Riker, Second Officer Data, et al have never looked so good.
The DVD format is limited to 720 x 480 while Blu-ray disc's maximum resolution is 1920 by 1080.
Simply transferring a DVD picture to a Blu-ray disc for viewing on a large high-definition television screen is comparable to scanning a postage stamp and blowing it up to an 20 x 25 centimetre poster. You'd be able to see the picture but it would look nothing like the original.
Star Trek: The Next Generation was shot on 35mm film and transferred to standard definition (480 lines) video tape for editing before it was broadcast in the 1980s and 1990s.
Instead of transferring the standard definition video copy of each episode to Blu-ray, CBS Digital returned to the original 35mm footage and re-scanned it in high definition. It's a technological feat to be marvelled at.
It took researchers, let loose in an underground store, three to four weeks per episode to find the original footage which is stored in 2500 boxes, each containing between 50 and 70 reels of film.
And then there are the special effects, such as phaser and transporter beams, which are not on the original footage. They have been added for the Blu-ray release using computer-generated effects and look exactly like the hand-animated effects of the 1980s and 90s.
In one episode, Datalore, the Enterprise was plagued by a crystalline entity which was originally realised with hand animation. CBS Digital could not find the original footage and has replaced it with a computer-generated version which looks almost identical to the original.
The late Gene Rodenberry's son Eugene "Rod" Rodenberry, who was involved in the project, said: "They didn't want to mess with something that was already pretty golden, they weren't adding things."
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Speaking yesterday in the capital of Jakarta, the last stop on his three-nation Asia tour, Kerry called on the international community — nations and individuals — to do more now as addressing climate change required a global solution. The speech came against the backdrop of the eruption of the Mount Kelud volcano that disrupted air travel in the region and forced the cancellation of Kerry's planned meeting today with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
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The award of accreditation status is based on an evaluation to demonstrate that the institution meets not only the commission's standards of quality, but also the needs of the students, the community and employers. The commission's evaluation process includes an extensive self-study by the institution and an intensive review by a visiting team of professional educators representing the commission's member institutions from other states.
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Old families keep secret of Timbuktu's manuscripts
Grand old families of Timbuktu are still wary of revealing secret of how they safeguarded ancient manuscripts from destruction by extremists.
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Back to time of secrecy
Though armed Islamists have left their town, the grand old families of Timbuktu are still wary of revealing the secret of how they safeguarded thousands of ancient manuscripts from destruction by extremists.
Before they fled the fabled desert town in northern Mali at the end of January, the Islamists sacked part of the public Ahmed Baba Centre library, burning some 3,000 documents they considered sacrilegious.
It was their second attempt to harm Timbuktu's rich cultural heritage, after destroying the mausoleums of 11 saints there in April last year.
In mid-February, the UN cultural body UNESCO announced an action plan worth 10 million dollars (7.5 million euros) to restore the cultural heritage of northern Mali and preserve manuscripts that attest to the intellectual and spiritual flourishing of Timbuktu -- listed a world heritage site -- in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Unlike the Ahmed Baba Centre, about 30 private libraries in the ancient town were spared by the Islamists. For several months, their owners had dispersed their collections to put them in safe places, as their ancestors did in the past.
When the Islamists entered Timbuktu last April, Ismael Diadie Haidara al-Quti, a descendant of Mali's imperial Askia family and of Ali al-Quti, a Visigoth from Toledo in Spain who converted to Islam, fled with his family and took a dozen manuscripts with him.
"We hid them among clothes and embarked on a boat to head down the river towards the south," said his wife Hawa Toure, manager of the Mahmud Kati (al-Quti) Fund, the main private library in Timbuktu, which keeps almost 13,000 recorded manuscripts.
"Afterwards, we looked for people who could help us, ordinary people who were not being watched. They bought caskets and keys. Some of them fled with the caskets by boat, others buried them in the sand."
Hawa added that her husband, who has been in Spain for several months, was the only person to know "who hid the manuscripts and how to get them back".
It is not the first time Ismael al-Quti's precious collection has had to be smuggled to safety.
"Our library has already suffered four dispersals in five centuries, since my ancestor fled Toledo in 1467 until the last dispersal in the 19th century to protect manuscripts from the fundamentalists of the Peul kingdom of Massina" in central Mali, he said by telephone.
"Unfortunately in 2012, we again found ourselves forced to disperse them. It's like pushing a stone up a mountain and watching it roll down again," he added.
At 55, Ismael, a renowned historian, poet and philosopher, has spent almost a third of his life looking to retrieve these scattered treasures to bring them together in a library that opened in 2003, with the help of Spanish government aid.
"Our manuscripts are mostly Korans, but there are also legal and scientific texts on mathematics, astronomy and medicine... The special feature of these writings -- in Arabic, in Peul, in English or in French -- is the annotations made in the margins," al-Quti said.
Some of these notes are even concealed within the covers of the texts.
"They are family secrets, rulings, but also sometimes indications that enable 'the keeper of the secret' to find hidden manuscripts again," said his wife Hawa, now a refugee with her children in a working class district of the capital, Bamako.
"Today, nobody will tell you where he has hidden manuscripts", the 45-year-old added in a gentle voice.
"If families had agreed, like the ministry and aid donors wanted, to put the manuscripts at the disposal of the Ahmed Baba Centre, they would all be lost."
"We're back in the time of secrecy," her husband said. "When I decided to create this library, a part of the family said 'No, it's dangerous.' But as a historian, I felt they should be displayed. Alas, now I ask myself if my family wasn't right."
Funds alone will not save the manuscripts from being destroyed or trafficked abroad in the future and sold, said al-Quti, who was sceptical of the UN action plan. "UNESCO should rethink its heritage policy."
"It's not just money that is needed. UNESCO should directly involve the librarians and define a legal, administrative and security framework. If they don't do that, they will fail again," he warned.
In the meantime, al-Quti will keep the location of his manuscripts secret. "For five centuries our library has faced upheavals. We're in no hurry."
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California Massage Bill Moves Through Senate
By Editorial Staff
A bill originally introduced by state Senator John Burton on February 22, 2001 and endorsed by the California Health Freedom Coalition has been passed by the California Senate and is moving through the state Assembly.The bill, SB 577, amends current state legislation that classifies the administration of many alternative health care services (including massage) as a technical violation of the California Medical Practice Act. Specifically, the act states that:
"Any person who practices or attempts to practice, or who advertises or holds himself or herself out as practicing, any system or mode of treating the sick or afflicted in this state, or who diagnoses, treats, operates for, or prescribes for any ailment, blemish, deformity, disease, disfigurement, disorder, injury, or other physical or mental condition of any person, without having at the time of so doing a valid, unrevoked, or unsuspended certificate as provided in this chapter, or without being authorized to perform such act pursuant to a certificate obtained in accordance with some other provision of law, is guilty of a misdemeanor."
SB 577 proposes an addition to the existing Business and Professions Code:
Supporters of SB 577 say the bill will allow the thousands of massage therapists, naturopaths, homeopaths, herbalists and other unlicensed alternative health practitioners in the state to provide their healing services without the threat of punitive legal action. Opponents claim that bill will enable unqualified or otherwise suspect individuals to operate under the guise of legitimate health care.
Although this bill will alleviate concerns for non-physician practitioners, it appears to ignore such issues as entry-level and continued competency of unlicensed practitioners, and scope of practice. It also leaves the public with criminal courts as the only solution to physical, mental or ethical harm and/or professional misconduct. More to come in a future issue of Massage Today.
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