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My mother-in-law's house is dusty, dirty and unsanitary. The septic system can't handle paper waste, so she keeps a small, open-topped wastebasket next to the toilet for used toilet paper and feminine products. It often goes un-emptied for days or even a week. She's a hoarder, so the place is full of old newspapers and junk. I don't want to spend the holidays caring for our baby in this environment, but my husband says we'll hurt his mom's feelings if we stay in a hotel. What can I do?
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I think your husband should stick up for you and his new baby.posted 10/02/2011 by TwoGirlsMommie
Who cares if her feelings are hurt? She obviously doesn't care about anyone's health. Let her feelings be hurt. It's WAY better than you or your child becoming ill because of her laziness and hoarding. What's with the septic tank? The only place I heard of a septic system not taking paper products was in Mexico. Is she just making excuses?posted 01/30/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
For Nancy. You may want to suggest a lead test for your MIL's home. If it was built before 1978 it may have lead-based paint. And if she doesn't take care of her home it's more likely that lead could be a problem - if she doesn't dust, clean windows, etc. You should definitely try to find out some info. online about the dangers of lead and see if your baby is at risk from grandma's house. (just go to yahoo.com and type in lead poisoning as keywords) There are a million sites on it. In fact, you can find info. about it on this site in "search." You may want to have your baby tested or ask your doctor. I'm having a similar problem.posted 04/09/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
To the grandma who said that our generation uses babies as a power trip: Your comments are very thought provoking. Reading what you said, I asked myself whether I am trying to avoid my MIL. The answer is yes. I feel horrible to say it, but its true. I left my whole family and came overseas to be with my husband, and she has always reminded me that I am an outsider. I am so lonely without my family, and I came prepared to think of my MIL as my mother, but she has never wanted that and I feel so alone raising my children without someone older to guide me. When we take our kids to their house, it is her power trip. She makes it clear that it is her son and his kids she wants to be with. I try to let her have that, making sure to bring lots of books to read, and removing myself from the room so that they all can bond and talk. It exacerbates my howling sense of isolation and I feel so awful and without roots, but I try for her sake. But somehow or other, it always ends up being that I am the one who is selfish and wrong, who is disrespectful and heedless of others, and after all these years, the only solution I can come up with is to minimize contact. I know it seems like a power trip, but it is the only way to save my self-esteem. Being in and yet not of this family has made me a sad, introverted person, unsure of myself and whether I am worthy of being part of a loving family, and going to their house reminds me how lowly they think of me. Believe me, it is not I who holds the power in this relationship. I wish I were able to solve this problem without retreating, but cannot figure out how.posted 09/27/2005 by noname6
I hear all of you out there! We visit my in-laws as little as possible for the same reason. The last time we were there, my daughter kept picking up dirt and hair from the carpet and asking what it was. Ugh. I sympathize with people who are elderly and maybe cannot clean up well, but my in-laws are very wealthy and have a cleaning crew at their house every two weeks. They just don;t ever tidy up or put things away, and even the most professional cleaning person cannot do much when every surface is cluttered. The worst part of all is that whenever I tried to create some clutter-free, clean space to store my daughter;s things, my MIL would either get very sensitive about it, or she would add her dirty dishes on top of bottles I was trying to keep clean. It drove me crazy. There is no system in their house and it is very hard to look after children in an environment that is so disorganized. I know that it is not the job of other people to look out for my child, but sometimes I wonder why they want us there at all, when they neither make room for us nor spend any real time playing with their granddaughter.posted 09/27/2005 by noname6
It's a relief to find I'm not alone. My husband and I both agree that his mother's house is just too dirty and cluttered that we avoid visiting. I really would like to have my children visit their grandmother more often but that would mean we would need to stay in a hotel. My husband has already addressed the cleanliness issue with his mom several times and she ends these conversations quickly and does nothing. I have already prepared my husband that our next trip out we are staying in a hotel. My dilemma is finding a way to deliver this news in a way that it minimizes offending her. Anyone have some good suggestions?posted 06/04/2005 by Melissa8403
My MIL's house is clean, but full of dangers which I have pointed out several times to her and my husband. She has a TV on a table that is wobbly (it's a wooden box with a loose plank on the top holding the TV in place). This is a danger that my MIL even pointed out to me. They have stairs with no gate, even though they've talked about getting one for the last year. I had to buy outlet covers because MIL kept forgetting to get those. She also keeps very sharp knives in a drawer my daughter frequently gets into. The big problem is that my husband will take my daughter over there when I'm at work and while he's in the garage helping his step-dad on welding projects. I don't know what to do. I have voiced my concerns so many times but nothing seems to get done about it. I'm getting really worried because we have another baby due any day now. How is my spacey MIL going to keep up with both kids when they're over there? Help!!!posted 02/24/2005 by Juju1972
I have the same problem with my own mother. You can try asking her to clean her house and keep it clean while you stay there. If she fails to do so then it is your responsibility to get your child to a safe environment. Even if that means hurting your mother-in-laws feelings by going to a hotel. And whatever you do, please don't clean the house yourself. You just had a baby and have enough to worry about. She needs to learn that if she wants her grandchildren to go to her house she needs to think of thier safety, not her lasyness.posted 12/21/2004 by rodeochick
My mother in law is a good person,but I KNOW what all of you are saying. My mother in laws house has no carpets and she keeps the floors dusty and dirty,full of crumbs in the kitchen,and rarely vacuumns the area rug in the liv.rm.She also keeps so much plug in air fresheners that my son smells like them in his clothes when we visit-it is in the air. And has a crib set up in liv.rm right by all the scents. Now she has half way cleaned up her bathroom-thank God,but I still don't like to be in it,unless I have to.I can relate to the seat deal,but I always look before I sit,as well as wipe it off. The kitchen is another story.The counters are rarely clean.The backspash of the sink looks as if it hasn't seen a cleaning since they have been there-since the 1970's. She doesn't always wash her hands when she wants to hold my son-(ds is 4 months) Now she thinks putting a quilt on the floor will be ok for him to be on. Junk is abundantly everywhere it seems. I normally visit once a week,but as he gets older this could be more of a problem. I think if our husbands would speak up it would carry more weight. I always try to voice my concerns to my husband. He is very good at listening and seems so far to see my fears and concerns over the problems with in laws. He knows how his mother is,how she keeps house, and I have found out by casually mentioning my concerns that he feels the same way about our son being there.In fact he is the one that says we are only staying an hour when we go over there. This is just one problem we are facing with her.posted 04/05/2004 by mumtozachary
The way I see it is that no matter what your child comes first, not you M-I-L. Mine is also very very dirty. I will not bring my children to her house. She is more than welcome to come to mine. I understand about not wanting to hurt anyones feelings, but you have to decide what is more important her feelings or your childrens health.posted 12/16/2003 by a BabyCenter Member
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Perfect everyday ski. All mountain all condition ski. stiff enough to power through nasty chop, zipper crust, hold an edge on the hard pack this is my every day ski when I'm not sure what the conditions will bring. Great pick if you need an everything ski.
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I am a 130 lb advanced tele fella and have skied on Kilowatts for a year and a half. The reviews are accurate, they are a great all around ski. Super fun especially in the powder. They are very forgiving and will do what you tell them to but, you need to tell them. I skied a pair of Havocs last year as well and in firmer conditions enjoyed the more edgy and snappy performance of the havoc. In the pow the kilowatts are a real good time. I would recommend this ski as a quiver of one to any one looking to rise up from advanced intermediate to advanced. Whereas advanced to expert skiiers may find a better ride on the more condition specific boards.
wish they had a twin tip
I like these skis a lot for a do anything stick. Stiff and powerful with a touch of forgiveness and nice flex.
The K'Watts do well for about everything, and would be home in the Wasatch, Cascades, New England, or CO.
Pretty light weight while not compromising downhill performance.
If you're going for a one ski quiver, these or the verdicts would be a good choice.
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I kindof thought this ski was weak sauce, it feels flimsy in the crud and really doesn't want to hold a big turn, has a lot of sidcut which makes it somewhat good for patroller turns but is incabable of powering through anything. mounted with 01's (mixed feelings)and rid-stiff cartriges. BD custom boots I'm 5'11 160 and ski fairly aggressively.
I agree completely....I don't know why all these people say this is a great all around ski....Its great in the pow but on firm snow, wind pack or crud its a weak ski
Maybe it's not the ski...
1 ski for everything
I love this ski. It is my hard charging resort ski for all those days that may not be deep blower. This years kilowatt has a bit softer of a tip so it still does float pretty well in pow conditions. I personally like it for most of my resort skiing because you really can't go wrong in any condition. If you are looking for one ski to do it all you should seriously consider the kilowatt.
im 21 and a very aggresive skier; (park,...
im 21 and a very aggresive skier; (park, rails, trees, occasional poww day, hard stuff (live in Northeast) so how do u think this ski would be for me. again i brake almost all my skis after a few years and ski 40 plus days a year...
I have these as my everyday ski and also live in the Northeast. I haven't done rails in a while, but I'm a pretty aggressive skier, and these skis haven't disappointed. The only issue I would have with these skis if I were you is whether or not you ski switch. They're not a true twin tip ski, so that could be an issue for you. But in terms of everyday performance and durability, these skis rock.
183 lbs, 5'10'' want to try kilowatt with...
183 lbs, 5'10'' want to try kilowatt with AT Barons on the East coast (mostly trees, but in-boud long steep trails on powder days too). Thinking if I should go with 165 or 175? thanks
Go with the 175... looking at your weight and height the 175 would probably be better. If you are an expert skier they say the skis should be above your head, and plus the 175 will give you a little more loft on powder days.
I have the 175's and I am a bit bigger than you -- 6'1", 210. Most would say that I bought these too short, but they ride just fine for me. For me at this length they swing very well in the trees, and hold an edge while carving relatively high speed GS turns. I haven't had them deeper than about 6 inches of pow, but that's because I have rockered skis for backcountry days (check out bluehouse's website -- local SLC skis for a heavily discounted price). I use these as my resort/side country skis for regular days, and they're great for that.
Definitely the 175, considering I'm 5'4", 150 lbs and ski the 165.
You definitely want AT LEAST the 175. Even though this ski has some stiffness to it, at your weight you are going to overpower and overflex the 165. You want the ski to provide some stability for you. You should definitely get at least the 175.
Skied the 165 kilowatt at Alta on 8" of...
Skied the 165 kilowatt at Alta on 8" of powder over ice. They were much floatier than my older BD Mythic's 176cm and felt easy to turn in the trees. I think they were an older model and I've heard that they softened the tip this year. Thinking about bumping up to the 175 with the Hammerhead. Ski 70% of the time in bounds and of course like the steeps when its fluffy but enjoy crud busting and soft bumps too. Any recommendations?
hey i'm looking to get into telemark after...
hey i'm looking to get into telemark after totally mastering alpine and running out of ways to keep it fun. i'm leaning towards the Kilowatt/01 combobut i'm unsure about some of the more technical stuff as it concerns tele vs. alpine. any recommendations for ski length if i'm 5'7" 170lbs. also for you experts out there how do you feel about the garmont 7tm bindings?
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So Im stuck between these and the G3 Saints...
So Im stuck between these and the G3 Saints in a 184/5. My only concern about the saints is they might not be "enough" ski for me as Im 195-200lbs. I do plan on doing quite a bit of touring but its all for a reason, to bag sick lines in deep to semi deep snow. Ill be using the Axls and TX2's. Thoughts...anyone?
Hey - I'm interested in the Kilowatts, but...
Hey - I'm interested in the Kilowatts, but can't decide what size to get. I have been skiing 183 Havocs for the last few years and love them, but I think I finally want a fatter ski! Any thoughts on whether I should go with the 175 or 185 Kilowatts? I am 6', 165lbs, and a pretty aggressive skier.
185, for sure. It'll give you better float, and let you go lots faster, too.
Definatley one 185 you will feal a huge difference in flotation between the two.
I'm looking at picking up a new pair of...
I'm looking at picking up a new pair of skis to be ridden mostly in the northwest (cascade range, sometimes heavy powder, sometimes the light stuff) and i have an opportunity to pick up the Kilowatts at a decent price. I'm 6'2 180lbs with some racing background so i need an aggressive ski. That being said, my impression is that the Kilowatt is best ridden as a telemark ski. Is it going to be something that compromises performance in an all alpine setup? Or does telemark just mean it's a bit more lightweight and has markings for mounting tele bindings?
I would recommend the Black Diamond Zealot. The Zealot is a good all around ski, especially for heavy powder and if you are a hard charger with a racing background the Zealot is super stiff and stable at high speeds. Also these skis are not telemark specific, you can ski alpine on these no problem. I have a ton of friends that ride these alpine and actually compete in them too. Hopefully this helps.
I weigh 165 lbs and am 6 foot tall. I am...
I weigh 165 lbs and am 6 foot tall. I am an intermediate telemark skier. What length would you recommend...175 or 185. jalso what bindings would you recommend.
Phil K
I would go with the 185 but you could enjoy either one. as for the bindings if you are skiing in bounds then look at the Hammerhead and the O2, if you are planning on touring then look at the O1 and the AXL -- bindings are super subjective and it depends on who you ask.
I'm looking at buying these as my goto...
I'm looking at buying these as my goto skis for about 90% Resort / 10% Sidecountry ... I would mount these with Marker Baron ... I'm an intermediate skier 5' 9" and 150lbs... I was wondering if I should go with a 165 or 175? It will be skied in Continental snowpack. Is it a good choice? any other suggestion ? Maybe something like a BD Havoc (165/175) or G3 Spitfire (170) might be better suited ?... Thanks !!!!
i would go with the 175s and go with the Kilowatts. if you do that will be a sweet sweet setup. the 95mm underfoot will provide the float that you need, and the sidcut will allow you to carve the sweet turns down the slopes. IF you go with a shorter ski i don't think you will be happy at higher speeds.
Hi, want to know if this ski is softer...
Hi, want to know if this ski is softer than the verdict and if hey are more apropiate for moguls
Definitely more appropriate for moguls as they are a skinnier ski-fat skis are tough in the bumps, think softer and skinnier for quicker transitions from turn to turn. It is less ski then the verdict but not too sure on the stiffness, sorry!
I am a east coast skier, who spends a lot...
I am a east coast skier, who spends a lot of time carving up ice. 6' and 180lbs. Thoughts???
I have skied the Kilowatt for 2 seasons at Sugarloaf with a 01 binding. I absolutly love the ski. Groomed cruiser or finding a stash in the woods It doesn't matter, the ski performs. I fit the same build you describe and went with a shorter 175 cm. Glad I did with the boiler plate we get up here. Skied 20 odd days in the Grand Teton NP last year with it. Wish I would have had a little more lenth with the 95mm waist it has. That said this truely is a quiver of 1 ski.


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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has reached a compromise with England manager Roy Hodgson over Jack Wilshere's England commitments.
The 20-year-old was called up into the Three Lions squad for next week's game against Sweden after only playing three times in the last 18 months.
"You know what I think [about Wilshere], that it is early for him," said Wenger.
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The cause of the tree's premature demise was the emerald ash borer, a tiny insect that lays eggs in mature ash trees, leaving the young to feast on the tree, eventually killing it.
The emerald ash borer is an Asian pest that came to America in wood pallets aboard a freighter that docked in Detroit in 2002. Released into an environment that had no natural predator to eat it, the insect has slowly and unceasingly marched outward since then.
Watching the Indiana infestation map over several years, that spread is depressingly clear, as infestation reports spread from the northeast to Indianapolis and then Terre Haute and New Albany. Now all but a dozen counties in far southwestern Indiana are under quarantine.
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To help prevent spread of the borer, people should not transport firewood. Even though a log might look OK, it can harbor a dangerous hitchhiker. Then when it arrives in new territory, nearby ash trees are placed at risk. So campers need to use only local firewood and not move logs from place to place.
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The devastation is almost inevitable. In time, ash trees in Indiana will end up like elm trees that were killed by Dutch elm disease.
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This post was written by Umer Khan, LWR's Senior Director for Emergency Operations, just days before a second 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck parts of Nepal. LWR staff on the ground report they are safe and continue to work to reach out to people affected by the April 25 earthquake. If you'd like to learn more […]
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Second Earthquake Hits Nepal: Notes from LWR Staff
Posted on 12. May, 2015 by Dan Ruth.
A second, 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal this morning, less than three weeks after the first, 7.8 magnitude quake. Reuters reports that at least 37 people have been killed and panic is spreading. Lutheran World Relief staff are all safe and are continuing to assess the situation. Nicole Hark, LWR's Deputy Regional Director for Asia & […]
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The Indian Ocean Tsunami: 10 Years Later
Posted on 26. Dec, 2014 by Lutheran World Relief.
Today marks the 10-year anniversary of the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami that swept through Asia, forever changing the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. In total, 227,898 people were killed or were missing and presumed dead and about 1.7 million people were displaced in 14 countries in South Asia and East Africa. The tsunami […]
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Posted on 21. Feb, 2014 by Loren Hyatt.
Originally posted at The Sphere Project. Used with permission. It's hot. You're standing in the sweltering sun and have been waiting in line for more than an hour for a relief packet, and you're not even sure what it contains. No one knows when staff from the aid agency managing the distribution are arriving. Patience […]
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Finding Hope Amidst the Debris of Typhoon Haiyan
Posted on 16. Jan, 2014 by Loren Hyatt.
Originally published at the Huffington Post… Two months ago, Typhoon Haiyan swept across the Philippines, killing more than 6,000 people, damaging or destroying more than one million houses and displacing more than four million people. With heavy rains and winds gusting nearly 200 mph, the storm left a path of death and destruction, affecting an […]
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Posted on 11. Dec, 2013 by Dan Ruth.
A lot of positive work has been done. There's a long way to go. Over the past week I have tagged along with LWR staff in the Philippines to continue our work helping people recover from Typhoon Haiyan, which hit this island nation just over a month ago. This week I traveled around three of […]
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Posted on 21. Nov, 2013 by Loren Hyatt.
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Our Board
Namaste Charter School is currently growing our Board of Directors. To learn more about this opportunity, please contact us.
2015 – 2016 Board of Directors
Cathy Calhoun
Julie Saliba
Vice President
R. James Scott
Allison Slade
Ana Fernandez
James P. Fieweger
Eric R. Lorge
Michel Mahaffey
Jenn Semler
Jim O'Toole
Greg Taylor
Douglas R. Vahey
Elizabeth Whitehorn
Meeting Dates and Times
2015 – 2016
All meetings begin at 5:30pm unless otherwise indicated.
Tuesday, July 21st — Downtown location
Tuesday, September 15th – Namaste Charter School
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Tuesday, January 19th – Downtown location
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Tuesday, May 17th – Namaste Charter School
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Please inform us of your attendance and confirm the downtown location by contacting Namaste Charter School (773.715.9558) prior to the meeting date.
Committee Meetings
The Finance Committee meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm.
The Governance Committee meets the 3rd Friday of the month at 9:00am.
The Development Committee meets the 1st Wednesday of the month at 7:45am.
Associate Board
Namaste has an engaged and dedicated Associate Board for young professionals. To learn more about their work and opportunities to become involved, please visit our Associate Board page.


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Microsoft Buys Into DNA Data Storage
10 million strands of synthetic DNA will encode mystery data in test
10 million strands of synthetic DNA will encode mystery data in test
The technique could offer a non-invasive alternative to optogenetics.
New algorithms make CRISPR as easy as point-and-click
Real-time genetic surveillance during the Ebola outbreak offers lessons for Zika virus response
Synthetic-biology startups adopt technologies from the computer industry
A specialty processor diagnoses critically ill infants in record time
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Our reluctance to share our medical data isn't just preventing breakthroughs, it's "morally unacceptable"
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In a matter of months, leukemia had torn a hole in the life of William Karr and his family.
Karr was a healthy 72-year-old. The retired U.S. Navy chief volunteered in the community, gave his time to help other veterans and was active in his church. But leukemia took that all away.
Karr died in 2013, weeks after being diagnosed with the disease.
"It was devastating to the whole family. I had never known anything about leukemia prior to this and started digging into it after he died," his son, Douglas Karr, said.
As a tribute to his father, Greenwood resident Douglas Karr created an event to help cure blood cancers. Music and Technology in the Midwest is a festival that will feature 11 area bands performing everything from bluegrass to the blues.
Area tech companies will set up booths demonstrating the latest innovations in the Indianapolis market.
The goal is to raise money for research into leukemia and lymphoma, to one day eliminate the disease that took Karr's father.
"My dad was a guy who worked hard, but played hard, too. Indianapolis is a city where every time we get together, we do our work. So we thought maybe we should take this day to play instead, all for a good cause," Douglas Karr said.
Throughout the day on April 27, people will filter through the historic Rathskeller building in downtown Indianapolis to hear music and learn about technology.
Companies such as Angie's List and TinderBox will talk to people about the advancements they're making in software.
People will listen to harmony and twang of Johnson County's Whipstitch Sallies, the energetic rock of the Bleeding Keys and the classic all-female sound of The Girls.
"Leukemia, lymphoma and other types of cancer have definitely affected each one of us. Allie, our guitar and banjo player, is a survivor of Hodgkin's lymphoma," said Sam Roberts, mandolin player for the Whipstitch Sallies. "The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society raises money for researching cures and for improving patients' quality of life, so it's a cause we feel good about supporting."
The event will benefit the Indiana chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, a nonprofit group aimed at raising money for research into blood cancers.
It is Douglas Karr's project as part of the society's Man and Woman of the Year project. He and 12 other area residents will be vying to raise as much money
as possible.
"At the end of the day, the man and the woman who raise the most are who would receive the title. That's done through corporate sponsorships, and personal donations. Some candidates host special events," said Mandi Fagan, spokeswoman for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. "Those two winners get to vie for the national title."
Like most of the nominees, Karr was inspired to take part through his own experience with leukemia.
William Karr was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, a cancer in which the bone marrow makes abnormal blood cells.
Doctors discovered the disease during routine tests following an auto accident. He died months later.
One of his most outstanding traits was his desire to help people, often in secret or without anyone knowing, Douglas Karr said.
He and a friend would often find area military veterans who were unable to fix up their homes, doing the work free of charge.
A Cuban family that he had sponsored through a nonprofit for many years showed up at his funeral.
"We found out stuff even after he died that we didn't know that he did," Douglas Karr said. "He didn't make a big deal about it."
William Karr's death motivated his son to learn more about leukemia. Research showed that increasingly, the disease is curable.
Medical advancements have allowed patients to live for years after diagnosis, with a survival rate of 59 percent.
A friend, Steve Gerardi, saw some of his online writings and contacted Douglas Karr about leukemia. He suggested nominating Douglas Karr to take part in the Man and Women of the Year fundraiser.
"Instead of just having one fundraiser, you have these candidates that have their own fundraising. At the end of the day, you have this whole team raising this money," Gerardi said. "Doug mentioned he lost his dad to leukemia, and he jumped at the idea to do this."
Gerardi, a local concert promoter, thought that they could host a music event. As founder of DK New Media, Douglas Karr has a background in marketing and media.
Combining music with tech companies, it would be a fundraiser that separated him from other nominees.
"A lot of people don't realize that the marketing tech sector is a growing industry for Indiana. We have all of the feeder schools here, big companies are taking off, and a lot of employees are starting their own things," Douglas Karr said.
Their first step in putting the event together was to speak with Techpointe, an Indianapolis-based technology lobbying firm. Techpointe wanted to introduce some of the more unique companies in central Indiana to the general public.
Quickly, Douglas Karr started lining up partners to help in the event. The Rathskeller, equipped with indoor and outdoor music venues and a ballroom for the tech displays, volunteered to host and staff.
Local producers Coldcock Whiskey, Flat 12 Bierworks and Tow Yard Brewing all donated beverages for the festival. Brozinni Pizzeria of Greenwood will have its pizza truck parked in the nearby alley.
Douglas Karr found that nearly everyone he approached had a connection to leukemia.
"It's a humbling thing. This seems to be something the whole city is getting behind," he said. "It's been scary. I thought we'd spent a few hours a week on it, but it's turned into a couple hours every day that we're dedicating to this."
All of proceeds from the festival, including from T-shirts, beer and whiskey, all go to the Indiana chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Douglas Karr is about 50 percent of the way to his fundraising goal, though he can't share what that goal is because it would compromise his chance to win the competition.
But with the actual event more than a week away, he's confident that he'll reach and possibly surpass that number.
"We think it's going to be a blowout event. Our estimates are somewhere between 500 and 1,000 people will drift through during the day," he said.
Douglas Karr's mother, Carol, is flying up from her home in Bradenton, Fla., to take part as well. Family members and friends have been supportive with donations and casting a wide net to get others involved in the cause.
"His friends and everyone who knew my dad knew he was the kind of guy who you could ask for help. So they've been digging deep to help too," Douglas Karr said. "It's going to be a celebration of my dad's life, and it's going to be a chance to raise money and awareness of not only leukemia but the marketing technology sector as well."


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Roxbury runoff election set for Tuesday
ROXBURY The runoff election for the Select Board seat currently held by Chairman Shawn Neun will be held by Australian ballot Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the town office.
Neun and challenger Tim Martin Jr. ran against each other for the three-year seat on Town Meeting Day this month, but Town Clerk Tammy Legacy said the vote was split 142-142.
After the tie was announced, Neun said one of the reasons the vote was so close was that some people thought they were voting for Martins father, as Martin had chosen not to be listed with Jr. on the ballot. Also, Neun said Martin had been scaring people into voting against the chairman by saying the board was ruining the town and running it in debt.
Martin said he was simply informing people about how much the town owed from Tropical Storm Irene and that while FEMA and the state have promised to take care of the $400,000 debt, the money was not in hand yet.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER Former gubernatorial candidate Dan Feliciano plans to run for state auditor as a... Full StoryHONOLULU Hawaii could become the first state in the United States to enter gun owners into an... Full StoryNORRISTOWN, Pa. Full Story
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