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Sheryl Ness, R.N., O.C.N., is a nurse educator for the Cancer Education Program at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. She helps inform patients, families and caregivers about services and resources to help them through the cancer journey.
She has a master's degree in nursing from Augsburg College. In addition, she is an assistant professor of oncology at the College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, and is certified as a specialist in oncology nursing. Sheryl has worked for more than 20 years at Mayo Clinic as an educator. She has a keen interest in the importance of the quality of life and concerns of people living with cancer.
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Try, do or see 13 new things in 2013
By Sheryl M. Ness, R.N.
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This week, I'd like to challenge you to step outside your comfort zone.
Instead of making a resolution for the New Year, why not make a list of 13 new things that you want to experience or try this year?
Maybe you've always wanted to visit the local museum, or take a cooking class, but never found the time.
Get together with your spouse, partner or friends and brainstorm ideas for new experiences in your local area ... you'd be surprised what you've been missing right in your local neighborhood.
Try a yoga class, a walk through a local garden spot, visit a new coffee shop, check out the farmer's market, purchase an orchid for the first time, learn how to golf, volunteer at a local organization ... explore everything around you. Take the steps to experience these new things on your own or together.
When you try, do and see new things, your eyes open to new ideas and experiences. This provides a welcome break from your everyday routine. The experience takes your mind to a different place and may also give you a fresh sense of wonder and enjoyment of life. You may discover that you find something new that becomes one of your favorite things in life.
Consider this your challenge for 2013. I'd love to hear back from you as the weeks and months unfold. Write in to me and everyone and let us know what you've done.
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February 26, 2013 8:35 a.m.
I am in complete remission with multiple myeloma which was diagnosed in 2009. However, I must stay on maintenance treatment for the rest of my life--once a month, including Velcade. So, my activity revolves around that. When I got frustrated and depressed a year ago, a friend asked me if I had any projects at home. That turned me around. I got up off the couch and haven't stopped since. I have found two groups to attend at my church: Quilters and a discussion group. They understand why I can't attend every time. Nice to meet new people and add something on the calendar. I have also lost 33 necessary pounds through Weight Watchers which is another fun group! So, I continue looking for new avenues of activity. I feel better, too.
- Marcia
February 13, 2013 2:34 p.m.
Helen, do you know of a blog for tripple negative breast cancer? I am 2 yrs, 4 months from diagnosis. I would like more information on additional treatment and survivorship.
- Irene
February 8, 2013 3:59 a.m.
I was diagnosed with CA ovarian in 2005.today, after almost 8years I am a new person.not long after I was diagnosed,I decided to do things that I have always wanted to do but never found the time to do, since I was confined to my home because of chemo.Before Iwas married,I was very fond of knitting,something I had to five up because of the demands of my married and family life with three children.I relaxes me and gives me satisfaction when I look at things that I make.Until now my religious knowledge had been basic,praying5 times a day, fasting,reading the Quran whenever possible and doing whatever possible in the form of charity.I always wanted to study my religion in detail and find out the beauty in it specially in these times when Islam was being wrongly presented to the world, only because of a handful of people.Hence , I turned towards Sufism and Spirituality which introduced me to a totally different aspect of my religion which was concerned with humans and humanity in general.I learned how to connect directly with my Creator and pray to him selflessly, just for His love and not to ask His for my worldly wishes.I discovered my inner self which also had a very positive effect of my relationships as I started understanding people better, specially those who mattered in my life. This is how I tried to get hold of the changed situation in my life after the diagnoses.
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February 7, 2013 8:55 p.m.
I am about to begin a new adventure. Next week I will be entering the last phase of my cancer treatment. I will be staying for 6 weeks at the Hope Lodge-R for radiation. Although I am somewhat anxious I know this will presenet many new experiences and opportunities. I plan to take advantage of the opportunity to meet many interesting people and participate in some of the many activites that are offered at the Lodge and Mayo Clinic. Hopefully when I return home I will be entering the "new normal" and I know I will be evern better appreciate family friends and the many opportunites around me.
- Angela
February 7, 2013 6:41 p.m.
Hi everyone...I am having a months xeloda vacation to give my body a rest. What a difference in energy. However, getting to the subject. with the flu running at an all time high in our community we are limited to social gatherings. so we have gotten out jigsaw puzzles and have one going all the time on the dining table. Takes a lot of concentration and promotes conversation. It is so cold ere with snow and ice we cannot go out walking which will be my next plan. Most of all I will be glad to get out in my garden.Have a agod time exploring new avenues as possible and keep up the good fight.
- Anna
February 7, 2013 6:10 p.m.
I'm not living with cancer, although a friend of mine is, so I hope it's OK to post a comment here. For some time now, I've been debating whether to teach fiction writing again through our local community college. I've been putting it off because I'm shy and it takes a lot out of me. But when I read the comments, two of them were from people doing some form of creative writing course, and that's encouraged me to put aside my fears. Who knows? Someone I teach might have cancer, and taking my little course just might help them in some way.
- Danielle
February 7, 2013 4:14 p.m.
Thank you for your ongoing ideas for cancer survivers. As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist-Neuropsychologist I treat many cancer patients. Your information helps me help them. Thanks, again!
- Lee
February 7, 2013 3:53 p.m.
I've been living with active breast cancer with mets to lungs and bone for the past nine years. Treatments include various hormone therapies. Last year I took a memoire writing class and this year I'm taking a short-story fiction writing class. Great for the mind and a nice way to pass a snowy winter.
- Diane
February 7, 2013 1:28 p.m.
I had an Astrocytoma discovered in my left front of my brain and it was removed in May 2002 when I was 52 years old. Every six months since then I have had a MRI with the liquid injection to see if all remains OK. I have been very fortunate and all has been OK since the operation. After the surgery I went through a complete radiation and chemo treatment because other than the cancer I was very healthy. I remain healthy. I am curious if one can identify the survival rate for my kind of cancer, an Astrocytoma? Also, if I have gone 11 years with no problems, could a brain cancer reappear? Thank you.
- Bruce
February 7, 2013 12:19 p.m.
I recently moved to the Oregon coast so it's a new environment exploring the beaches. I just started mosaic classes and at last I have found something I love doing. Life is great! 21 months post treatment with nasopharyngeal cancer. Judi, I recommend the cancer websites where there are forums with those that had same cancer as yourself. It's great talking to other survivors who share the similar experiences. Best to you!
- Fran
February 7, 2013 11:22 a.m.
It's been 3 years, but now am out of my comfort zone. By habit now I eat right and do 180 minutes per week of aerobics. So that frees me up to think about other things and now I am engaged in bridge, poetry, singi g and doing more social outings. It may come back, but it is out of my control. For now, stage three, grade three, triple negative breast cancer, you're history.
- Helen
February 6, 2013 6:11 p.m.
I was diagnosed with Choroidal Melanoma in May 2012 and had radiation seed implant for 7 days to treat the medium size tumor. First Pet Scan was clear of cancer in body and also clear in second one again in October. I was told it had shrunk 1/4 size in 3 months and was a 2 year process to shrink. Have had three injections in eye. Just interested in anyone having same diagnois and their progress.
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Elizabeth thank you.
Well one man in Mobile, Alabama says he was celebrating Christmas with his family.
When the tornado sirens went off so he took his relatives to the school where he's a teacher and they tried to ride out the storm in the field house.
But just minutes after they arrived so did the twister he says the pressure suddenly went down and everybody's ears began to pop.
What it was all over some of the buildings including his mobile classroom were gone.
Rick colleague joins us now and Rick you brought your family to that shelter to the school.
Hoping that that was the safest place for you and really you ended up kind of walking right into the -- Gaza -- Well.
-- yeah we have we have no idea that it -- -- going to be a direct hit bit.
They are building that we went -- -- -- concrete there's a lot safer option in my house which is you know less than.
-- Third of the mile away.
Yeah why it's a good place wreck coming -- know what you you were saying that you didn't really hear what a lot of people here which is kind of that sound of -- of a freight train that tornadoes make when you were inside that building.
And you heard though the weather coming out you what was going on at that time.
It was more about.
Kind of you know mad scramble to describe my children and why shouldn't we were all in the building but we -- all in the exact same area.
So we were just trying to find every Biggio earned.
Make sure we're -- -- be okay.
-- did you think at some point in time when you heard the weather kind of getting close to the school that maybe this is not the best place for us and we should got to go elsewhere.
Well good.
My house sit right next Booth school that there were no other option for us there -- that my -- sort of built out though.
Newt doing out there strong structure that are -- the early older and got kind of small.
Doubt it is well listen Rick -- the best to you and your family.
A lucky break for you guys the school as you can see a lot of the pictures very badly damaged -- -- family were just fine Rick thank you.
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Welcome to Guild Dynamics, an editorial dedicated to exploring the topics and issues confronting guilds in Star Wars: The Old Republic. In this editorial, we focus on the Legacy system and its potential impact on a guild's sense of community.
Guild loyalty is a nebulous and often touchy subject, made all the more important for its unclear definition. Many guilds expect members to serve only in their guild and disallow player alts from joining other guilds. Overlooked in this requirement is a tacit sense of faction loyalty. After all, if player is expected to remain loyal to one guild, and that guild can only be populated by members drawn from one faction, then how can a player legitimately have an alt who is in league with "the enemy?"
The Old Republic's Republic-Imperial divide adds a new twist to this old problem. BioWare's statements and actions have made it clear that they intend players to "traverse the void" and play multiple cross-faction characters. The company has also provided limited support to cross-faction guilds, particularly in regards to their pre-launch "Allies and Adversaries" system.
And yet, serious cross-faction guild support is nonexistent, and any guild who attempts to maintain both a Republic and an Imperial presence faces an uphill battle. With neither cross-faction tells nor shared chat channels, there exists no easy in-game way to coordinate what amounts to two completely separate guilds. Something that BioWare openly supports, is left in the hands of guilds to juggle and maintain. Some view it as something not worth the trouble.
However, this need not be the end. Look below the jump for advice on how a guild can maintain a vibrant, cross-faction community.
The Story So Far
Nothing better exemplifies BioWare's stance on player faction-alignment than their flagship character Revan, a Jedi Master turned Sith Lord turned something more than either. Revan's willingness to walk on both sides of Star War's morality system has inspired many players. Retired BioWare writer Drew Karpyshyn has even mentioned that SWTOR players seeking "the full Revan experience" should first roll Republic characters, then Imperial.
BioWare has also tacitly acknowledged that cross-faction play can and will affect guilds. The earliest recognition of this fact came during SWTOR's Pre-Launch Guild Program, which allowed guilds to nominate up to three other guilds as either their Allies or Adversaries. This option provided both PvE- and PvP-oriented guilds the chance to stake a claim on both sides of the faction divide. However, other than placing guilds on the same server with guilds they linked up with, nothing more was done for this feature.
More recently, Designer Damion Schubert stated that BioWare is aware that cross-faction guild chat is a feature that many players have requested and that the developers are taking these concerns seriously. Until BioWare makes a move introducing this, a cross-faction concept is left in the hands of guilds. Maintaining both a Republic and Imperial guild presence is a difficult challenge for anyone to undertake.
Effective guilds live and die by their ability to communicate with members. While SWTOR's cross-faction communication is standard for MMOs, the inability to chat with "enemy" guild members risk weakening the foundation of the guild. In practice, both halves of a cross-faction guild function as two completely separate entities. Any coordination between the two entities must be done offline, or over a VOIP. Up until Patch 1.2 even equipment was unable to cross the factional divide.
Cause for Concern
In the days leading up to Patch 1.2, BioWare made it clear that the Legacy system would reward cross-faction play, including the ability to unlock faction-specific species for all classes. This gave players more reason to play on the opposing faction. Additionally, it put more validity into the debate about guilds experiencing the opposition. Guild leadership now would need to answer the questions, without raising fears for the future throughout the guild.
My own guild felt the pressures of this looming change. It is comprised of approximately 150 people, some who have gamed together for years. Despite this camaraderie, the patch posed a problem. We had defined ourselves as a Imperial-only guild; now the game was providing enticing incentives to go Republic. Members wanted to unlock various species, and experience a brand new story.
The species unlock system was a particularly notable source of discontent. There is great appeal in having options like a Pureblood Jedi Knight walking across Coruscant or a Miraluka Imperial Agent standing on Dromund Kaas. Unfortunately, unlocking these options requires either first leveling a character of the desired species to level 50, or spending 1.5 million credits. Neither of these options is too onerous for a committed player, but both draw on a guild's most valuable currency — time.
Time is a valuable thing for a guild to waste. Guilds survive by doing various activities together like flashpoints, operations and PvP. When players spread their time out over multiple characters or factions, it becomes difficult to maintain a guild routine and keep a sense of cohesiveness. In turn, this may inspires more dedicated players to look for a more "committed" playing experience elsewhere.
The Way Forward
All of my guild's problems boiled down to one simple concept, even more fundamental than time investment: communication. As members split time over both factions, basic lines of communication risk becoming muddled. Guild-wide communications would be next to nothing. Without guild leadership oversight, brush fires of drama grow into conflagrations of dissent and spiral out of control. Fears for the future of the guild slowly took over members' thoughts, being the only thing they would talk about.
Fortunately, all concerns were worked out and everything was handled smoothly. People must understand that handling a cross-faction community is not solved in one day. With the lack of in-game support from BioWare, it falls on the entire guild to make it work. In theory, one guild becomes two when undertaking this challenge. Guild leadership needs help to get this idea off the ground and to make it work.
You guild can learn for our experience to make this undertaking as enjoyable as possible. Below is a list of tips and suggestions that will help your guild play, and have fun, on both sides of the Galactic Cold War.
- Find a way to communicate out-of-game. Many guilds already maintain Ventrillo – or similar program – servers and community forums. Both methods help foster community solidarity, but they become that much more important when your guild is divided into two halves.
- Discuss with your guildmates about what the direction you want your guild to take. Simply having the ability to communicate is not enough; you need to actually discuss what the future holds for your guild. Will a cross-faction guild interfere with your acclaimed PvP focus? Will you do RP events together? How will guild authority be delegated across both sub-guilds? Many questions will arise when discussions first happen, and down the road. It's imperative to talk early, and often.
- Support your allies. When a member pitches an event, jump at the chance to attend. This is a two-fold solution. Not only does it increase the chance more people will attend, but it is likely the support will be returned to you. A staple for the guild could evolve from one of these events. There is no event that should be shot down, the possibilities are endless.
- Level together. If you are thinking about jumping factions, there is a good chance that someone else in your guild is thinking the same thing. Leveling with them is not only a fun experience, it also provides a way to keep the sense of community alive. Additionally it opens up options like flashpoints or PvP without having to slow down to find a group. It is worth nothing that setting aside a day to play the other faction is a time-honored solution that has worked for my guild. It allows a guild to spend time working on the new faction, while not abandoning the side it was founded on.
There will be growing pains when undertaking something like this. As a guild member, it is important to stay flexible and support your peers. If one half of the guild is struggling to run events, step up and help by jumping across the faction line. Just because you are loyal to one side doesn't mean you can alienate to other side. Always keep in mind what you joined and why — and if you find you are unwilling to shoulder the burden, perhaps finding a new guild is the best choice for everyone.
Finding the right balance of commitment and fun has always been the core problem facing any guild. Patch 1.2, and more generally BioWare's emphasis on cross-faction play, has not fundamentally altered that dynamic. However, it has intensified preexisting problems, most notably how to balance play across two factions that each offer very different storylines and playing experiences. If your guildmates and you can keep in mind the entire reason for a guild — having fun and playing with friends — then your guild will always survive, regardless of how many factions it is spread over. We would love to hear your thoughts on the subject in the comments below.


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Minecraft 360 – new Avatar items now available alongside shot of the Ender Dragon
New Minecraft 360 Avatar items have landed on XBL Marketplace. Now, your virtual self can wear a sheep's head, a zombie pigman shirt, have a pet cat, grab a magma cube, or get a pet Iron Golem. More items are available, and the list is through playXBLA. While you are there, you should check out a shot of how the the Ender Dragon looks in the game. Full list per the site is below.
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The event was themed "have a heart, save a life," and donors were given the opportunity to sign a heart-shaped banner in honor of a loved one.
"A special thanks goes out to FFA members who worked or donated, and to all the West Nodaway staff that helped or donated cookies," Wilmes said.
Cake for the event was provided by the Maryville Hy-Vee supermarket. Walmart donated sandwiches.
Exceeding its goal means that West Nodaway will receive an Outstanding High School Award from the Community Blood Center this spring.
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Their next West Nodaway FFA blood drive is scheduled for April 30.


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The Ottoman Ulema
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In the early periods of the Islamic civilization, the terms mufessir, muhaddis, and mutekellim were used for scholars in various Islamic fields instead of the term ulema. Afterwards particularly in the Ottoman period the title ulema gained the priority and a widespread usage. The word ulema, which is widely used in the Islamic world, is used to refer to community based scholars. Though ulema is a plural word for alim (scholar) deriving from the Arabic origin ilm (knowledge), the term has gained a special meaning and become a common name for that section of the community who are considered to be intellectuals and partly aristocratic. Ulema was perceived as the primary element among the constituents of the community in almost every period of the Ottomans, and thus put under various evaluations as a group arousing high expectations.
Ulema was applied as a common term for those scholars who completed their madrasa training, gained an icazet (graduation degree), and took responsibilities in law, education, primary religious services and occasionally in bureaucracy or devoted themselves personally to community services in the Ottoman polity.
The Ulema increasingly gained and consolidated its power until XVII century, when it then entered into a period of decadence due to reasons most of which were due to external developments. Subsequently, it found itself within the harsh milieu of daily politics.
Mobilized by the advice coming from intellectuals who had observed the rapid deterioration of the ulema due to the environment, official organizations spent great energy in order to reform and im prove the ulema profession. In the XVII century starting with reform attempts, the ulema were supportive of the reform initiatives and even a reform pioneer, assuming heavy responsibilities in the restructuring of the state. Furthermore, some grand viziers protected the ulema and tried to improve its conditions during this century. However, starting with the XIX century the ulema suffered a big loss in its material-spiritual influence and power as an initial result of a partial transfer of education, then legal responsibilities of ulema to other groups, as well as by the establishment of the Ministry of Imperial Foundations, which delegated foundation administration and incomes from the ulema to the treasury.
All in all, the Ottoman u1ema, who were described above with their main characteristics, had been a basic element of the state and the society, presenting progressive visions particularly during the formative and developing phases, despite all its deficiencies, creating dynamism in society. That feature of the ulema had been reported in the publications of Western diplomats and voyagers clearly and in comparison to their own societies. The u1ema under investigation in this paper is the u1ema who usually had an education in Istanbul madrasas and had taken official responsibilities in different regions of the state. Though this section of ulema was the major part in society, there were, on the one hand, u1ema getting their education from famous and well-established madrasas in the Arabian provinces representing different traditions which remained out of the system of the Ottoman state; on the other hand, there were u1ema which were outside the Ottoman homeland but retained close ties to it. It is known that those u1ema visited the Ottoman homeland with diplomatic missions and from time to time participated in the scholarly debates. Those ulema schools of different backgrounds within the Ottoman world need a separate investigation.
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Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo in Egypt is a fundamental Islamic monument with many dimensions. Constructed by the Caliph Al-Mu'izz li-Din Allah for the newly established capital city in 970, it was the first mosque established in Cairo, a city that has since gained the nickname "the city of a thousand minarets. In this article, we present a short history of the Al-Azhar mosque and its progressive transformation into one of the most influential centres of Islamic learning for more than a millennium. Education in Islam - The Role of the Mosque by: FSTC Research TeamFSTC Research Team
Islam prompted mankind to learn. Thus, from the beginning of Islamic history, the concrete symbol of Islam (the Mosque) became the centre of learning. The Arabic word for univeristy, Jami'a, was derived from Jami' (mosque). The following article presents a short survey on the educational role that some famous mosques played in spreading learning in Islamic society. Resources: FULL ARTICLE: The Ottoman Ulema (Scholars), by: Prof Mehmet IpsirliDownload the full version of this publication in PDF Format. The document includes all references and figures.PUBLICATION NUMBER: 4059COPYRIGHT: © FSTC Limited 2003, 2004


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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned a bomb blast Wednesday near a convoy of U.N. observers that was entering the southern Syrian city of Daraa.
"This attack is unacceptable," Ban told reporters at the United Nations. "Today's incident is an example of what the Syrian people have endured for the past 15 months. It is a testament to the difficulty and the danger of the task entrusted to our U.N. observers and it is a blunt reminder of the risks of violence escalating even further.
"There is no escaping the reality that we see every day: innocent civilians dying, government troops and heavy armor in city streets, growing numbers of arrests and allegations of brutal torture, an alarming surge in the use of IEDs and other explosive devices."
The bomb exploded near the convoy carrying U.N. observers and the head of the monitoring team in southern Syria. There were no casualties among the observers, but the Syrian government said 10 Syrian soldiers were wounded, according to a statement released on behalf of Ban. The observers were heading from Damascus to Daraa under Syrian army escort.
Ban called on government forces "and all elements of the opposition" to stop the violence. "If this opportunity is not seized, I fear that what joint special envoy Kofi Annan has warned about will come to pass: a full-scale civil war with catastrophic effects within Syria and across the region."
Annan is working on behalf of the United Nations and the Arab League to end the fighting.
Ban said it is imperative for the international community to support Annan's efforts.
"This was a graphic example of what the Syrian people are suffering on a daily basis and underlines the imperative for all forms of violence to stop," Maj. Gen. Robert Mood, head of the U.N. Supervision Mission in Syria and chief military observer, said in a written statement.
A "recent increase" in bombings and persistent violence "call into question the commitment of the parties to the cessation of violence and may have a direct impact on the future of the mission," the statement said.
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Despite months of international sanctions, diplomacy and pressure on President Bashar al-Assad's regime, world leaders say an end to the bloodshed may still be far away.
Annan plans to return soon to Damascus to seek adherence to the cease-fire, which was supposed to go into effect April 12. He reiterated that the killing must stop immediately.
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Remarkable Aloha
The teachings and legacy of Uncle Ed Lindsey
by Rob Parsons
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July 16, 2009
You've got to look at the whole enchilada," Uncle Ed Lindsey would say, pausing to let the assembled group absorb his message.
In the years we served on the Maui Tomorrow Foundation board together, I grew to appreciate his commonsense approach. He offered his opinion with clarity and the strength of purpose of a steersman dipping his oar into the water to guide his outrigger through turbulent swells.
A lifelong educator, Lahaina native Edwin Robert Naleilehua Lindsey, Jr. taught school for twenty-five years in Hana and Wailuku. But in his "retirement" he undertook a number of cultural restoration projects that will long define a legacy steeped in Hawaiian values.
Indeed, Lindsey was an ambassador of aloha in the fullest meaning of the word.
On a warm, sunny Friday afternoon an overflow crowd filled Waiola Church in Lahaina; an elegant historic structure that well suits the man. Hundreds, young and old, gathered in aloha-wear for the celebration of a life well lived. In contrast to the choked up sadness of some memorial services, a sense of peace wafted through the plumeria-scented air. Uncle Ed's physical body had succumbed to cancer, but not before he passed his gifts to countless students, family, and friends.
Lindsey's sister Roselle Bailey offered an
(chant), lamenting, "Auwe, auwe!" The wailing sadness at his passing ended in joyful prayer, as Bailey expained, "His spirit has joined the ancestors at Pu`u Kukui, and the rainbow has embraced him."
Bailey then spoke of her brother's tireless endeavors. "He established a really wonderful foundation of his work. The burden is now on us," she said.
Recognizing the inseparable link between Hawaiian culture and the environment, Lindsey helped create organizations designed to
(take care of) the land and the sea. In 2002, Lindsey founded Maui Cultural Lands, Inc. with the aim of restoring cultural ruins in West Maui's Honokowai Valley and educating the public about the 'aina. For years he led groups there every Saturday to remove invasive plants and uncover long-forgotten foundations and rock walls of taro
Maui Cultural Lands has also established ongoing projects in Ukumehame as well as the lands near the Kaheawa Pastures wind farm.
MCL's Web site quotes Lindsey in its strategic plan: "People who help the land and the culture, who give unselfishly for the sake of the land, they are the heroes, the real warriors." These are words that befit the man himself.
When the Maui County Council honored Lindsey with a resolution last May, well-wishers packed the council chambers in appreciation. Among them were representatives from Na Kapuna O Maui, Lahaina Hawaiian Civic Club, Kaanapali 2020, and Maui Tomorrow.
Uncle Ed also was instrumental in Kilakila O Haleakala, a group that assesses the cultural significance of Maui's landmark volcanic mountain in light of the proposed solar telescope. He was a co-founder and president of the `Ohana Coalition, a registered Political Action Committee begun in 2002 with the intent of electing candidates on the basis of shared values rather than backgrounds or political parties. He hoped the group would help voters choose candidates who would act in the public's interest rather than that of big business.
In 2007 he helped launch the Maui Nui Marine Resources Council. The young organization addresses fishing licenses, bag limits, cultural fishing rights, aquarium collecting, and other key issues impacting our near shore waters.
Like so many of the organizations he helped create, the MNMRC grew out of earlier protection efforts. I recall Uncle Ed's forceful testimony during DLNR meeting on a proposed partial ban on gill net fishing, a debate that remained volatile for years.
Uncle Ed stood in the Maui Waena Intermediate School cafeteria and spoke sternly, contradicting those who said lay gill nets were a cultural right.
"If we're talking Hawaiian culture, let's talk about it," he said. "No more fish, no more Hawaiian culture."
Lindsey was given the Malama I Ke Kai Kupuna award at Last April's "More Fish in the Sea: E Ola Kai, E Ola Kakou" event, held at Maui Community College. With cancer spreading painfully into his bones, Uncle Ed leaned on a cane as came forward to receive flower lei and accolades.
Kekoa Enomoto's
Maui News
article about the award captured Lindsey's concluding words: "Aloha is love and compassion and honesty, to give freely without expecting in return, to share. Aloha is life: when you aloha each other, you give life to each other."
Councilmember Sol Kaho`ohalahala, speaking at the memorial service, reminded the audience of the values Lindsey carried so proudly: Malama, to take care of the land, the sea, and the people; Ho`omanawanui, to have patience; and Aloha, "the essence of who we are." Kaho`ohalalhala played his ukulele at the service alongside musical luminaries Sheldon Brown, George Kahumoku, Jr., and Joe Cano.
"In his last days," said Kaho`ohalahala, "Ed talked about peace—world peace—something I never heard him talk about before. 'If the world would understand and live in aloha,' he said, 'there would be world peace.'"
I knew Uncle Ed Lindsey only for the last twelve years of his life, and find myself gravitating to two words describing my impressions of him: dignity and integrity. His sense of humor was sharp, and he often brought irony into a discussion to bring home a point.
"Golf courses and archaeological sites don't mix," Lindsey told a large audience at the South Maui Forum in early 2007, gathered to hear about possible impacts from the proposed Wailea 670 and Makena projects. Asked what areas in South Maui merited preservation, he answered, "I cry for what's happening to the Hawaiian people here. It's a crime."
He bluntly shared his opinion of the developer's choice of adopting the name Honua`ula for their Wailea project. "It's window-dressing," he said. "You need to be worthy of that name. You had better put Hawaiian spirit and values in there before you do anything."
The chicken-skin moment of the memorial service came when Puanani, his wife of forty-five years, shared a song she had written earlier that day. Playing uke and singing in English, she sang with deep love cascading from her heart. Emotion washed over those gathered, and many reached for tissues. As she finished she leaned to the microphone before stepping away and said, "For my love.."
The following morning, as crowds assembled for the annual Makawao Rodeo Parade, I saw many of the faces from the prior day. I recalled 11 years earlier when I donned a chartreuse t-shirt that read, "Ed Lindsey-Mayor 1998." The parade was a familiar place for political candidates, and Uncle Ed was surely someone I felt motivated to support.
His candidacy never it made it past the primary election, though the issues and values he raised elevated election-year discussions. Little would I have expected that his example of boldly jumping into the political fray would be a path I myself would follow in years to come. Two years later, in 2000, I called Uncle Ed on short notice and asked him to provide a blessing at my wedding to my sweetheart, Heather. Obliging our request, Uncle Ed offered an invocation with great dignity and reverence, calling in the ancestors and spirits to come and celebrate our blessed union. Nine years later, we remain as grateful as we did on our wedding day.
Ed Lindsey was a friend and hero to many, and a spirited warrior for the `aina. Though we will miss him in our daily musings, his journeys and work are now complete, and he is now among the ancestors we may call to bless our endeavors. As his sister Roselle said, now it's up to us. —
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Attwood Boat Seat Pedestals & Hardware
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QUICK DISCONNECT SEAT MT 6 1/4 - Attwood
Fast and easy installation and removal of seat. Mounts on any flat 8" x 9" surface.
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QUICK DISCONNECT SEAT MOUNT 7 - Attwood
Fast and easy installation and removal of seat. Mounts on any flat 8" x 9" surface.
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