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So funny you wrote this because I'll be a doing a post soon about how adding a blazer to just about any outfit makes you looked polished. You showed that well here.ReplyDelete
Super cute Corie!! I love the Converse! I don't own any, but when I want to wear gym shoes(tennis shoes/sneakers), I opt for all white AirForce 1s or a pair of Jordans.ReplyDelete
My looks for comfort are usually on the weekends. My "go to" in cooler temps is a nice soft sweater (preferably over the butt length), leggings and knee boots. Add a scarf and a cute bag, and I'm ready to go! =D
My kind of outfit!!! Cute, casual, comfortable but still pulled together as you said. In colder weather I do wear a cute jogging suit and sneakers, but I do like to do casual boots, sweater and jeans and with this look I will be adding jeans, button down, converse (since I have a pair) and one of my several blazers!!! Super Cute!!ReplyDelete
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Thursday night's Class 5A nonleague game between Liberty and Abraham Lincoln didn't draw huge numbers at the gate.
Even the parents were somewhat — relatively speaking — quiet.
But there were some interested onlookers. Members of the CHSAA seeding committee were conspicuously perched at the top of the stands taking notes, and both head coaches, with their teams needing to make a positive showing, knew it.
"I didn't tell the guys they were going to be here," Liberty coach Ivan Chambers said. "We just came out and played our game."
The visiting Lancers played smart offensive basketball, defended well and continued to improve late in the season, walking away with a 75-62 win over the home- standing Lancers.
"We are finally seeing what we are capable of doing," said Chambers, a former Air Academy girls coach. "We kind of struggled early in the year, but we played a tough schedule ... and those games have paid off for us."
Liberty (10-7) trailed 39-37 midway through the third quarter when it made its run. A 13-0 spurt engineered by bench players Matt Love, Dallin Page and Garet Bohuslavsky put Liberty ahead 50-39 and gave the team's patient offensive set a comfortable lead going to the fourth.
"We didn't want to peak in December or even January," said Chambers, whose bench outscored Lincoln's 40-7. "We wanted to peak in February and we are starting to come out and put a lot of good minutes together."
Lincoln (12-8) clawed to within 67-60 with under three minutes to play, but cold shooting and an 8-0 run at the free-throw line put things out of reach for coach Vince Valdez's team.
"The ball didn't bounce our way because we didn't deserve it," said Valdez, whose team was led by Gabriel Vasquez's 21 points and Jonte Dotson's 15. "This game is so pure, that it seems the fortunate breaks favor the prepared. Liberty was prepared and we weren't."
Liberty, second place in the Colorado Springs Metro League, was paced by AJ Bohuslovsky's 16 points. Caden Nixon and Love each finished with 15 points.
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- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons butter
- 3 medium (about 1 pound) parsnips, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 star anise, toasted and ground
- Small pinch salt
- 1/2 cup apple cider
- 1 tablespoon cold water
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- Heaping 3/4 cup blueberries
- Crumble Topping:
- 1/2 cup flour
- 6 tablespoons butter, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
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- 1/2 vanilla bean, split and seeds scraped
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Parsnip Berry Cobbler
Michael Scelfo
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Who says vegetables don't belong in dessert? Michael Sclefo puts a spin on classic blueberry cobbler with the addition of spiced caramelized parsnips.
Yield: 8 to 10 servings
Preheat the oven to 350ºF.
In a small pot over medium heat, melt the brown sugar and butter. Stir to combine. Pour into a 9-inch roasting pan. Add the parsnips, ground star anise, and salt. Toss to coat. Roast the parsnips until tender and caramelized on the edges, about 40 to 45 minutes.
While the parsnips are roasting, bring the cider to a boil in a small pot over medium-high heat. In a small bowl, whisk together the cold water and cornstarch to make a slurry. Whisk the slurry into the cider and cook, whisking constantly, until the mixture has thickened, about 2 minutes.
In a large bowl, combine the roasted parsnips, thickened cider, and blueberries. Mix well. Transfer to a 2-quart baking dish. Set aside.
Make the crumble topping: place the flour, butter, brown sugar, oats, sugar, salt, and vanilla bean seeds in the bowl of a food processor. Pulse until the mixture is crumbly and has the texture of wet sand.
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Wallace Foundation "Perspective" is Third in Series about School Leadership
NEW YORK (February 26, 2013) Great school principals rarely just happen. They need to be cultivated by school districts, and a major new Wallace Foundation publication describes nine major steps districts can take to do just that.
Districts Matter: Cultivating the Principals Urban Schools Need distills insights from school leadership projects and major studies supported by the foundation since 2000 to highlight key district actions to boost school leadership, including drawing up meaningful job descriptions and mentoring novice principals.
"We know that leadership is second only to teaching among school-related influences on learning, and effective principals enable teachers to do their jobs well," said Jody Spiro, director of education leadership at Wallace. "If we are serious about improving education in the nation's urban schools, school districts must make school leadership a top priority. The good news is that's happening in a growing number of districts. This report offers policymakers, district leaders, training providers and others valuable lessons about what districts can do to cultivate effective principals for their schools."
Specifically, the report recommends that districts recognize that they have two chief areas of responsibility and a number of concrete tasks to do within each:
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Second, support school leaders on the job:
The publication is the latest in a series of Wallace Perspectives, occasional reports that mine foundation-supported projects and research for insights to help solve difficult problems in education. It draws largely from Wallace's work financing education leadership projects in 28 states and urban districts in them, as well as supporting some 70 research studies and other reports. The report also includes interviews and information about large school districts that already have put into place efforts to develop their principals, such as New York City, Charlotte-Mecklenburg, N.C., and Hillsborough County (Tampa), Fla. These districts are part of Wallace's Principal Pipeline initiative, a $75-million effort launched in 2011 to help six urban school districts develop a much larger corps of effective school principals and to determine, through an independent study, whether this improves student achievement across the district, especially in the highest needs schools.
Each district is emphasizing different aspects of developing top-notch principals, ranging from improving training programs to establishing more rigorous hiring practices and developing meaningful principal performance evaluations. The report highlights some of these innovations, showing, for example, how Hillsborough County uses the results of performance evaluations to shape the on-the-job training principals receive and how Charlotte-Mecklenburg has introduced a new hiring procedure to bring in only the best candidates. In a report Q&A, Shael Polakow-Suransky,chief academic officer for New York City's Department of Education, describes how New York has "tried to flip the normal district structure" by giving principals greater control over things like staff training and budgeting in exchange for greater accountability for student success.
To read the report, click here.
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Hurst, Hoffart Named All-Tourney, Warriors Finish 23-5
A successful 23-5 season went into the books for the Weimar Hills 8th grade boys basketball team as the Warriors returned home from last weekend's 43rd annual Crescent City Tournament of Champions with the third place trophy. Weimar Hills opened the AA division of the tournament on Friday with a tough game against a scrappy Fortuna squad. The Warriors, who were playing their first competitive game in nearly three weeks after having two tournaments cancelled because of snow, started slowly in their opener trailing 12-7 after a quarter and 20-15 at halftime. But the Warriors started to find their mark in a big third stanza as eight points from Logan Hurst and a pair of Ray Henry treys pushed Weimar Hills into a 33-25 advantage. Fortuna tired to close in the fourth quarter but six points from Carrick Hoffart and four from Pat Beninga enabled the Warriors to hold on for a 44-39 win. In the semi-final round, a combination of some cold early shooting from the floor and a strong opponent led to the Warriors falling to a powerhouse North Bend of Coos Bay team, 45-21. North Bend, led by 6-2 guard Jack Dailey, who was the tournament MVP, would go on and win the tournament to complete a 24-1 season. While the Warriors felt the sting of the lopsided semi-final loss, the Weimar Hills squad wasn't about to be deterred in the third place game. Playing No. 1 seed Ferndale, and perhaps inspired by watching and listening to Colfax High's boys section championship win earlier in the day, the Warriors boded well for one of their best efforts of the season. Receiving excellent efforts from Hurst (13 points), Hoffart (8 points), Ray Henry (6 points) and Marcus Jackson, John Kirwan, Jeremy Kabodi, Scott Irons and Chris Lange, the Warriors pulled out a 37-36 win with a free throw by Henry with 5.1 seconds left proving to be the game winner. Both Hurst and Hoffart were selected to the all-tournament squad with all Warrior players receiving bronze third place tourney medals. Weimar Hills also finished third among the 56 schools in the poster competition which was composed by team players. The Warrior 8th graders concluded their two season careers at Weimar Hills with a record of 46-8 and a pair of Nevada County Athletic League championships. On Feb. 8, the Warriors defeated Magnolia, 59-33, to cinch the NCAL title and giving coach Mike Ray his 400th career win at Weimar Hills. "We had a great two seasons," said Ray. "It was a fun group to coach and both the players and parents were very positive."


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We do together at worship what the church needs to do, what it hungers and thirsts to do to be the church. These deeds aren't done by one individual and then another but by the whole assembly. The body of Christ is proclaiming itself to be the body of Christ. The body of Christ is identifying itself, remembering itself, preparing itself to live as Christ all week long.
When we come into this worship space, we don't come to pray alone for an hour or so. We come to place ourselves beside brothers and sisters and to give all that we have to the work of the church: to listen to God's loving word, intercede, give thanks and praise to God, take and be the communion and then go.
Here the church makes its identity known, telling the world who it is by doing what it does best—inviting the hurt and hungry, the least and littlest, to a living word and a bountiful meal where God is worshiped.
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VW Successfully Tests Hydrogen Vehicle in Long-Range Drive
Posted By Timon Singh On August 20, 2010 @ 3:37 pm In automotive,Green Transportation,Innovation | No Comments
Volkswagen [2] recently successfully tested its new Bora Hy.Power hydrogen vehicle by subjecting it to a long-range drive between France and Italy. Unlike other hydrogen cars, the Bora Hy.Power features significant performance enhancements such as a new type of membrane in its fuel cell, as well as high-performance capacitors. The vehicle was accompanied by a SunFuel [3]-powered Bora on a drive through the Simplon Pass in a bid to test both their efficiency and how they deal with temperatures below freezing point. Simplon Pass was chosen as it stands 6,500ft above sea level — pretty chilly conditions.
The two cars use different systems – the SunFuel Bora/Jetta is powered by a clean synthetic diesel [5] called SunFuel. It has one of the lowest emissions of any car in the world, and Volkswagen is currently planning on using it in all their future zero emission fuel cell cars [6]. SunFuel is a non-traditional low-sulfur fuel that can be made from renewable sources such as plants, waste products and other raw materials.
However it is the Bora Hy.Power that was really being put to the test. Hydrogen fuel cells [7] have long been discussed as the future of automotive propulsion, but cost and safety concerns have made it a slow process. In the Bora Hy.Power's case, a new hydrogen fuel cell was being tested that would produce 75kw to power the electric motor while emitting only water vapors into the atmosphere.
In addition benefiting the environment with low emissions, Volkswagen says its new Hy.Power Bora also does away with many of the precious metals previously needed in hydrogen fuel cell technology, replacing them instead with plastic fibers. With all these new and improved design, the six electric motors produce 64bhp, which gives the car an impressive 70mph top speed and adequate acceleration.
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[6] fuel cell cars: http://inhabitat.com/2010/06/08/fuel-cell-taxis-unveiled-for-2012-london-olympics/
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I'm playing by some time this f-a-n-t-a-s-t-i-c mod (masteries are FAR superior to the original ones!!!! ) in 1.3 release merged with Achilles mod, and i definitely LOVE Metamorphosis!!!! As a defence lover, for years i've dreamed of a protecive skill strong as "Colossus form" but with smaller recharge time than it, and finally.... tah dahhh!!!! "Inner sanctum"!!!! More powerful than Colossus, NO recharge time and no more "i-am-too-big-to-pass-through-this-door" But it is an aura, so enemies with "Spell breaker" skill (Storm mastery) can deactivate it, so my question and suggestion is.... why don't you transform this in a passive skill (just like "Mirror shape")? By this way, no one can deactivate it. The reverse of the coin, would be that the 90% mana reduction will be permanent, so very few "magic" skills can be casted by the Golem and a lot of attribute points must be invested in Mana if someone wants to do it.
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A $350,000 Great Outdoors Colorado grant will help transform a weedy lot across from a Montbello 7-Eleven store into a new park.
The 5.5-acre lot near Interstate 70 and Peoria Street will be redeveloped into a "learning landscape," under a plan developed by Environmental Learning for Kids, The Trust for Public Land and the city of Denver.
"Construction will get started as soon as weather permits," GOCO spokeswoman Emily Davies said.
This is the first GOCO park project in Montbello, Davies said. The Montbello project is one of 45 statewide receiving a total of $6.2 million in lottery-funded grants from the GOCO board Tuesday.
Plans call for native vegetation to be restored to the lot, which will serve as an outdoor learning lab for ELK programs. A building will be constructed for environmental science education programs.
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Andre Clark Recognized by NJCAA
July 8 2014
BISMARCK (UTN) – Thunderbird men's basketball player Andre Clark from Harlem, NY, was honored in June by the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) with a Superior Academic Achievement Award.
The NJCAA acknowledges three levels for Academic Student-Athlete Awards: Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence (4.00 GPA); Superior Academic Achievement (3.80 – 3.99 GPA); and Exemplary Academic Achievement (3.60 – 3.79 GPA).
Clark was a standout both on and off the court in his two years at United Tribes Technical College.
The sophomore guard capped his two-year career by being named to the All-Conference and All-Region teams for his 2013-14 season play.
"We're very proud of Andre's accomplishments," said UTTC Athletic Director Hunter Berg. "He's a true reflection of what colleges are looking for when they talk about student-athletes. Andre has a bright future ahead of him and we wish him the best as he continues his academic and athletic career."
The two-year UTTC letter-winner was named the 2013-14 "Most Valuable Thunderbird" by the team at the college's student awards ceremony May 8. Clark was also honored as a co-recipient of the United Tribes Men's Student Academic Award.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- A handshake by two state law enforcement agencies, is the start of a busy weekend.
They said it will be crackdown like no other on both sides of the Savannah.
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If you drink and drive, chances are you'll see Blanchard over the weekend along with dozens of his law enforcement partners.
"Increased enforcement out on all the different streets and we'll even have the helicopter in the air from the Georgia State Patrol," he said.
To keep their eyes on the ultimate prize-- no fatalities.
Last year, it was Operation Thunder, a campaign that took hundreds of drunk drivers off the streets, saving lives in the process.
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Jackie Judd: Jon Cohen of Science Magazine welcome back, day three.
Jon Cohen: Glad to be back.
Jackie Judd: The news of the day today was the speech by the U.S. Drug Czar Ambassador Randall Tobias; you were in the arena when he spoke, what stood out to you?
Jon Cohen: Well, for one thing there weren't that many activists compared to the past where you would see 1,000, 2,000 activists in a room doing a demonstration like that; there were 3, 4 dozen people doing this protest. It went on for 20 minutes or so ...
Jackie Judd: It was choreographed too, they were allotted a certain amount of time and the deal was then they would sit down and let him speak; right?
Jon Cohen: That's right; that's not new; these have been choreographed in the past, but typically in an action like this there have been more people in this choreographed event. So it stood out to me first of all that it was kind of an anemic activist event compared to what I have seen in the past at these conferences. And I think it's indicative of where the epidemic has moved and how the activist community has very different agendas now than they did 10 years ago when there were no good drugs available; and everybody wanted new drugs, and they were angry that there were no good drugs. Everyone, there was no factionalism.
Jackie Judd: And now people are picking their item?
Jon Cohen: Their item, their country's agenda, I mean in Thailand you have the drug users doing an activist march today about their concerns with their government; you have the South African people speaking this morning's Zackie Achmat about nevirapine for mother-to-child transmission being taken off the registry or not taken off the registry. I mean, that's their battle; that's not the world's battle.
Jackie Judd: The Tobias speech, you and I both watched it. I came away hearing something slightly different than what stuck you to you. What I heard was a forceful defense of the President's PEPFAR Program, the Emergency Funding for AIDS Program; what did you hear?
Jon Cohen: I heard what you heard, but in addition to that I heard the loudest apology I have heard from the Bush Administration about the behavior of the past of the United States Government. And I have a copy of the text of his speech here. And he said, I believe any fair-minded person looking at history of the response over the last 20 years would conclude that the world was far to slow to take up this fight with the focus it deserves. But then he turns the corner and says, when I say the world I mean in particular the developed world including the United States; that's an apology. And he goes on to say we in the developed world displayed ignorance or even apathy about the global dimensions and intricacies of the AIDS crisis. I haven't heard an apology like that before about the past behavior of the United States.
Jackie Judd: And what do you think the political calculus of that was?
Jon Cohen: Well to turn to the next sentence which is, but we are doing the right thing now, you know. That's the political calculus, and the other obvious thing to me is, you know here we are in the land of elephants. There were big elephants in the corner; there were things that didn't come out in his speech that are political hot potatoes.
Jackie Judd: Which is why they weren't in his speech ...
Jon Cohen: Which is why they weren't in his speech. Well he discussed Viet Nam which is a new PEPFAR country, and he didn't say that they were going to offer needle exchange.
Jackie Judd: Because the Administration is on the record opposed to it.
Jon Cohen: The Administration is on the record opposed to it, well that's an elephant in the corner. It would be, I think, more forthright to say, we opposed needle exchange for these reasons and we don't think that's the way to help Viet Nam. Say it, you know. There's also another huge elephant in the corner which is the big debate at this conference of why is the U.S. spending so much more on PEPFAR than it is devoting to the Global Fund and what's the logic that says that is the best way to use all that money. And they really didn't address why that is the best way to spend all that money.
Jackie Judd: Let's talk about science. This conference is after all, supposed to be about science ...
Jon Cohen: It's a relief for me to get away from the politics.
Jackie Judd: And I know you like to wander the halls and see what's out there; what struck you today?
Jon Cohen: I, you know, once again, I just came; I am just walking in here from a great session, very cool stuff. And I was sitting next to a really great AIDS researcher who just goes, whoa, you know. It's a little complicated, but bear with me.
Jackie Judd: You make it simple for us.
Jon Cohen: I'll try. When you get infected with HIV, the virus that is in you ... there are a bunch of different HIV's in you and they compete with each other and the strongest strain wins, basically. Each infected person has tons of strains of HIV in them, but one strain dominates, it's Darwin and it's evolution. Then you put drugs in, well drugs come into the body and now the viruses and the drug are hitting each other, right. The drug is here hitting the virus down like this; what does the virus do? Well the virus moves, it mutates, so that the drug can't hit it anymore, all right. But when the virus moves like that it is not as strong of a virus as it used to be, and there was a finding a few years ago that people who failed on therapy, meaning that their virus jumped back up, actually didn't see their immune system decline for some time. Why? Because they had a weaker virus in there that wasn't as fit in a Darwinian sense.
So a very clever researcher today described a study where they had a group of 50 patients who didn't want to do treatment anymore because they had all failed, they were for whatever reasons tired of doing treatment. So they took one drug that no one in their right mind would ever give as a single agent as a monotherapy, you would never give 3TC as a monotherapy, if you did that, you would develop resistance to that drug more quickly than any other AIDS drug. But they reasoned ... these people already have resistance to that drug and that resistance is making the virus less fit, so let's give half the people that drug all by itself; nothing else ...
Jackie Judd: And what did it show?
Jon Cohen: What it showed is that the people who took that one drug did better over time than the people who took nothing; that it looks as though it kept the virus in that weaker Darwinian state, which is just a wild concept.
Jackie Judd: What would you have expected to happen ...
Jon Cohen: Well ...
Jackie Judd: ... or what would the researchers have expected to happen?
Jon Cohen: Well I think the minute that researchers heard the design in the experiment they said, why didn't I think of that. I think they would have expected the outcome but nobody had done the experiment. I mean what is this world where you have 20 drugs to treat a disease? It is a marathon relay race where you are handing the baton off, and the baton is the drugs that you are taking; that's the baton. Because what happens is you exhaust the drugs you are taking because of mutations. We are constantly looking for new batons; well who would have thought that this could be a baton. That's why I am so wowed about it; I think it's very cool. Will it matter to a lot of people, we don't know yet. This has to be proven in a much, much larger study.
Jackie Judd: Right. You mentioned 50 people were involved.
Jon Cohen: Not a lot of people.
Jackie Judd: So what happens to that kind of science in this place; does somebody look at it, say that's interesting, here's some money, do a larger study.
Jon Cohen: That's one of the beauties of these big conferences. You have people from every country in the world who are hearing this stuff, these are planting seeds. That's what these little studies do; they plant seeds. Other people have to put water on those seeds, and it's so diverse here, you have no idea. It's like journalism, you have no idea where the words land, you know. We have no idea who is out there; we don't know, you know and that's the beauty of it to me.
Jackie Judd: I want to wrap up with one correction from yesterday.
Jon Cohen: Yeah, yeah, I made a mistake. I am moving too fast sometimes, I said 14,000 people a day are dying. I was wrong as Ambassador Tobias pointed out in his speech, it's 8,000 people a day, and I am embarrassed and I apologize for that, but I need more sleep and more food and I ...
Jackie Judd: We are on a very different time zone over here.
Jon Cohen: We are, yeah.
Jackie Judd: Jon Cohen, thanks, I'll talk to you tomorrow.
Jon Cohen: Thanks so much Jackie.
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Even before the first Nemo flake fell, airlines were canceling flights — a practice they've started in the last few years, especially after the tarmac delay fines went into effect. At least the early cancellations decrease your chances of getting to the airport and then having to wait/sleep there till you're rescheduled If you've been told of the change of plans, that is. ( A few storms back, the airline canceled our flight a day in advance of our scheduled departure, , rescheduled us on another one a day later, and didn't bother telling us at all),
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Saturday isn't looking much better.
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Dead Space 2 gets some new life, so to speak, when the PSN store updates today. Here is the official trailer to get the blood pumping. The events take place after Extraction, so it is worth mentioning a play through of Extraction is advisable. Not to mention, it is a ton of fun with the Sharp Shooter!
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The OK Theatre is holding its own in the "This Place Matters'' contest
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As of Thursday, just past the halfway point in the voting, the OK had 2,124 votes — more than the population of Enterprise, said Bill Bush, owner of the OK.
The OK has surpassed a theater in Texas and is less than 75 votes out of first place, which is held by the Over the Rhine group of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The OK Theatre is competing with 99 other finalists for a grant of $25,000, which it would use for facade improvement. Second place will get $10,000 and third place will get $5,000.
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For whatever strange reason my daughter, son in law and I were talking about funerals and cremation today. Mine, to be exact.
and since this subject has been discussed a few times over the last few years, I'm kinda wondering if she happened to take out a large amount of life ins on me without my knowledge...
I am just kidding......
However she did seriously ask me if I am still an organ donor and I told her absolutely. I'll never change that. Anything they can use once my time has expired, they can have.
I had a little sister who we got to keep for a couple extra years due to someone else being a donor. She got one of his kidneys. So I decided when I was about 18 that I would gladly give any and all parts that someone elses loved ones could use.
I have a best friend who sees her children better because she got to have a double cornia transplant.
I also lost a friend who was on the transplant wait list for many years to get a heart. And another who needed a liver.
The wait list is just so long that the ones they had wore out before they could get them replaced.
Now, if some people could just have a brain transplant......
Oops...sorry, Just thinking out loud again...
I'm not sure about other states, but in Ohio you just have to sign a simple consent form when you get your drivers license renewed and they keep it on file and place a symbol on your drivers license that tells you are a donor. Simple as that.
So I was wondering if there really are enough people willing to pass their no longer needed parts onto someone else.
Are you helping someone else to live and enjoy life as you did when you needed the use of those body parts? People need eye, tissue and organ donors everyday.
Wouldn't you want someone to have signed those forms if it were your child or loved one who needed a vital organ to enjoy another day with you? Or to have the gift of sight?
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Mar 19 @ 4:47AM
I am an organ donor. have been for as long as I can remember. I want to be cremated and even if I didn't I wouldn't want my casket opened at a funersl. These are just parts of our vessel. The spirit and soul live on with our loved ones memories of us. I would love to be able to help someone keep their loved ones longer if my parts are available to them...it can happen and does. Thanks to people like you casual...and me too!
Mar 19 @ 6:51AM
Sorry darlin, but haven't decided yet whether to cet charred or placed in a box. I am a donor, and here in MN you just mark on your driverslicense. I am also a blood doner....10 + gallons...so I am already giving away parts before I'm gone.
Mar 19 @ 6:51AM
I concur. When I'm dead, they can have whatever parts are still functioning when I die. This will probably exclude my eyes, though.
Another option is to donate your body for medical research, which both my parents did. They ended up being used for medical training before being cremated. We got their remains just a few weeks after they passed on. It's a comforting thought that they helped some future doctors with their education.
Mar 19 @ 8:17AM
I too will be a donor. My husband and I never really discussed it but when he died I allowed him to be a donor.
The personnel that discussed it with me were very professional and gentle. Yet in my distress I didn't remember later for sure what they took. It was after he was cremated and I was talking to someone from the funeral home that I learned more.
The only things I'm sure they took was his leg bones...thigh bones I believe and a very thin layer of skin from his back. His kidneys had been failing for years so they couldn't use them and I don't know about his heart but I don't think they could use it either. I don't know about his eyes either.
I do know a year later the donor organization held a ceremony for the families in honor of those who'd donated. There was a little girl there from my home town who had been the recipient of a skin donor when she was badly burned. It would have happened around the same time that Wayne died. I wondered if he had helped her. I was so choked up over that. If not her than someone like her and the tears flowed to think what a wonderful give I allowed him to give.
Mar 19 @ 8:54AM
I also am a donor
If they can use it they can have it. I mean seriously what am i gonna do with it?? Unfortuantely I"ve heard people say no they will go out with what they came in with.
what for??? geezz
Mar 19 @ 9:09AM
I think that most all my parts are pretty well worn out and useless..
I know they are to me...
Anything I can contribute would be to teach
future generations not to abuse their body the way I have..
Mar 19 @ 10:28AM
I seriously don't think any part of me is worth donating.
Mar 19 @ 11:02AM
I ain't dealing with all that "Death" chit, (I'm American, we don't do the death thing.
When I go ... I want to be hit bye an errant Russian satellite, you know
A blinding flash, a defining boom and freakin big smoking Crater, crap, I'll be a National Monument.
Then you all can name the next newly discovered shrub after me, something prickly and hard to eradicate.
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Mar 19 @ 12:02PM
When my husband and son were killed in a car accident they came to me and asked if I would allow them to be donors. My mother-n-law who was sitting there with me started screaming no way , and as I sat there I felt a calmness come over me and I told them yes that they could take what was needed. My husband and son were both very giving people in life, I knew that was what they both would have wanted. To this day I take comfort knowing parts of them are still here on this earth. I made the decision that day to sign the donor card for myself.
I will never regret making that decision, sadly my mother-n-law has never forgiven me.
Mar 19 @ 1:07PM
I don't know how it could be planned so that it worked out right but, I'd like to be rocketed into orbit a few days before I kicked off, then after I pass on, I would be de-orbited in the evening and become a shooting star across the sky as my last hoorah!!
Mar 19 @ 2:57PM
I have already given my kids Instructions.... for when i die!!
They are to Load me up in My pick up truck..and take me to the Rt. 301 Bridge..in MD. (its over the Potomac river)...and wait for an Incomming Tide.. at the begining of the tide...toss me over in the river..(Hopefully after dark..)...
I love that river!!!...
The Tide will then carry me up to DC...So... the Gulls..Crabs...Fish and maybe even an Eagle or 2 can eat my Body Up!!!!
Nothing will be wasted!!
Cost of the Funeral.....$20.00 for gas!
Mar 19 @ 3:45PM
I also have had my drivers license signed to be a donor from when I first got my license, oh so many years ago,,,but unfortunately here, they don't go by that, if your next of kin decides they do not want to donate your organs(or whatever maybe good) they will not take them. Which is a shame, if people only realized the amount of people that could be saved or have a better quality of life, just from one donor it might change their minds. Sometimes it takes the need for something like this to be personal (as in someone in their families needing a life saving organ in order to continue living) before they understand the importance of it. My nephew when he was killed (drunk driver) was able to help 30 people, and that was without his organs. Just imagine if everyone was generous enough and gracious enough... the amount of people that could benefit from their wonderful gift.
Great blog CL, in bringing awarness to organ donation!! KUDOS!!
Mar 19 @ 4:03PM
Yes, I am a donor also. I have already told my family that when I die I want to donate my organs & then be cremated. I am also a donor now for blood banks & also bone marrow donation. I had a young boy of 12 die that my family knew due to not enough of people donating there bone marrow he had leukemia. So yet again a wonderful blog & you definitely deserve a dozen kudos.
Mar 19 @ 6:41PM
Won't make my D.L. because I don't want some intern jumping the gun and taking something I need to survive because some rich SOB needs it.
My friends and Family all know my wishes on this subject. and I have a living will. So that covers it.
Mar 19 @ 11:24PM
If the loss of my life might benefit some one else, by all means, take whatever can be used. My family knows this.
My ex and I even discussed this about our child. If we were ever so unfortunate to lose her, please, let someone's life be better. It would be so comforting to know that her death wouldn't be for nothing.
Mar 20 @ 4:31PM
You know I was just kiddin..
(although I did tell my X this..
I don't want some intern jumping the gun and taking something I need to survive
Hell, I dont have to worry about that one...they will Look at this Old worn out Body..and say...daymn.. lets do all we can do, to help the poor fugger!!!!
Mar 21 @ 2:17AM
I guess when I first got my license years ago I was asked that, and I declined more out of the fact that I was a little on the selfish side and didn't even want to think about something like this. As I grew older I also realized that I began thinking of my religion and didn't think it would be such a good idea to donate.
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The Art Center at the Old Library finds itself in just such a predicament. Recently they discovered they must come up with $4,000 to replace the furnace. Compounding the problem, membership and fundraiser income has substantially declined in the last year.
The solution? An event to chase away the cold. The second annual African Music & Dance Party, starting at 7 p.m. Friday, is an important fundraiser for the Art Center, and anyone who enjoys the music of Kupenga Marimba and the Eastern Oregon University African drumming group, or who just wants to come out and support a good cause, is welcome.
The Art Center at the Old Library, formerly known as the Union County Art and Culture Center, is a nonprofit organization that maintains the historic Carnegie Library building at 1006 Penn Ave. The Art Center provides opportunities to experience and appreciate arts and culture through education, events, art exhibits, concerts, theater and more. If you haven't already, it might be a good time to take a class or check out an art exhibit at the Art Center.
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The devolopment program is open to all youth players from most clubs who simply love the game, but lack the skills or simply want to gain a higher standard.
With no disrespect intended, most clubs simply do not have the man power or indeed the means to obtain a higher level of training for their less able players and to inhance the skills of there better players with the benefit of level 2 fa coaching.
The alliance is able to offer this training without any bia's to any single club. It is open to all approved feeder clubs who put their players forward to undertake this program.
All players that join the program will be graded bronze, silver and gold. Their training programme will be ajusted acordanly and put in that level group. Weekly assessments will be recorded on each player and will be avaliable to his club and parent's opon request. If a new player is keen to further inhance his skills,we will be able to help. We will give the training,but in the end it's up to the player to want to learn.
The Alliance has no intention of ever forming any league teams nor will it incourage any player to leave his feeder club.
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This is the time of year when I want to snuggle into a story and wrap myself up in plot. Sometimes, there will be romance and smooching in my comfort reads, sometimes action, but for me, comfort books are books I close with a satisfied sigh, books that, when I finish the story, I have a big stupid grin on my face for the rest of the day.
Top on my list of comfort reads is the Alanna series by Tamora Pierce. I've waxed poetic (and not so poetic) about these books for years, so if you haven't read them by now, get thee to a library or bookstore and get reading! I used one of Pierce's short stories from Tortall and Other Lands in my creative writing class the other day, and my new favorite student, a nice young lad, told me he'd read all of the Tortall books. Big. Stupid. Grin.
Another perennially comforting book series is the Calvin and Hobbes collections by Bill Watterson. I wish I had the big, three-volume complete collection. Maybe I'll treat myself to that for my birthday. Regardless, we have a few collections lying around the house, and there are few more perfect works of art in the world than Calvin and Hobbes comics.
I'm long overdue for a re-reading of the Harry Potter series, and I adore the Enchanted Forest Chronicles (I'm using one of the short stories by Wrede in my creative writing class). I read the Enchanted Forest books last fall when I was desperately sick with a chest cold. I have no major assignments to grade in the next week, so I'm thinking it's time to visit Cimorene and company. And I need to re-read Harry Potter to prepare for my visit to the Harry Potter Studio Tour next summer!
Pamela Dean's Tam Lin is also high up on my list of comfort reads. It's a strange little book, but I love to read it in the fall because so much of the action takes place during the chilly months of the year (it's set over four years at a small Midwestern university, so there isn't much going on during the summer).
I got a few new craft books, and I'm most excited to try a few projects from the Storyland Cross Stitch book, with whimsical, fairy tale based designs. And I'm knitting a few hats from books that I can't remember the names of at this moment. But they are awesome. The hats and the books.
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Lakes Entrance, Victoria, Australia.
*Canon EOS "KISS" D/SLR Camera
1/60, 50mm, F/10, ISO 100
beautiful beautiful Chris, love it!!!
have a wonderful weekend!!
have a wonderful weekend!!
Thanks Sherri for such a lovely comment :) You too have a great Weekend :) xo
What a blissful place! MANDATORY!!!! Lol! Big hugs my friend! xoxoxo
such a fine piece of imagery
Wonderful landscape, wonderful photo! :-)
lovely ,chris
Thank you everyone for your lovely comments :))
@Nzinga ~ Was already on the list my Friend :) xoxo
@Nzinga ~ Was already on the list my Friend :) xoxo
lovely view Chris!!!
Thank you, Carina!!
beautiful landscape Chris!!!:D
Thank you Aleksandra :)
A lovely view!!
Thanks Yasmina :) xo
Oh Yeah! ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ 👍
Cheers Wayne :)
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