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the latest post on our "ghostblog", www.artoflivingfreefree.blogspot.com, was suddently edited recently, omitting the following RS quotes. In the interest of objectivity and fairness, we have decided to re-publish them. Really I find that they speak for themselves, and I fully understand why they were suddently deleted. This is the original Free Free post:
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
A Favor
I got a chance to talk to Sri Sri Ravi Shankar today. I mentioned to him that i had started this blog, basically to counter the stuff that some of those bilious minds seem to come up with about him. I told him how it could affect many people's opinions about Art of Living and him adversely, and what he said left me quite speechless.
He said, Oh let them write whatever they wish. As much bad things they want to write they are welcome to write. it's good.
Seeing the quizzical expression on my face, he smiled and continued. If there are any people who believe this and are going away, then they are weak minded people. People who want to deny the overwhelming evidence that is staring at them in their face, or who doubt their own experience and listen to some bunch of people criticizing us are being filtered away from us. and that is good!
We will be able to find out who is intelligent and who is strong. We should thank them. They are doing us a big favor.
What a different way of looking at things.
Later, I asked some others why Art of Living had not put up any official counters to this disgusting (at least to me, most of them seemed not to be bothered about it), they said in different ways, we are too busy.
Very few were concerned about it, but when i told them what Guruji had said to me earlier, they all brightened up and encouraged me to write more on this blog. Some of them even said they wanted to contribute.
One of them told me about an interview that Sri Sri had given sometime ago. He had been asked, Guruji can you predict the future? With a smile He had replied, wise men don't predict the future, they make it!
This volunteer told me i have much to do, to make the future, can't be bothered by Guruholic and co.
I asked another, what about Satyameva Jayate? That truth should prevail.
She smiled and said, in time, truth will always prevail.
OK, J, since you are an ardent reader of this blog, please answer the following questions (i will submit this post on the free free blog also, as a comment, just to make sure you read it). If you are left speechless, as seems to happen to you quite often, you may bring the questions to your Master, for him to answer.
"If there are any people who believe this and are going away, then they are weak minded people. People who want to deny the overwhelming evidence that is staring at them in their face, or who doubt their own experience and listen to some bunch of people criticizing us are being filtered away from us. And that is good! We will be able to find out who is intelligent and who is strong."
Please show me the overwhelming evidence, staring me right in my face. Really, I am not being sarcastic! Finally RS comes to the level of sound arguments and reason, instead of asking everyone to simply have faith. I will be most happy to study any evidence you may submit, arguing the claims that
RS is an enlightened being, with no self-interest
has the power to know people's past and future, as he claims (uups, then why does he need this blog "to find out who is intelligent and strong"?)
has heightened awareness/supernatural powers, thus being able to predict/manifest the future
has any other siddhis or powers, like for instance these guys, who miraculously levitate (It's true, they actually fly through the air, watch the video! My rationalist point of view was shaken watching it... or not!)
....Oh, I could go on, but what is the point?
Okay, please explain to me then, why RS wants to "filter away" the "weak minded". Isn't the whole point of a guru to help the weak get stronger? Or could it be that what RS really intends is to filter away the strong minded, those who dare question and think for themselves? Does he feel threatened, maybe? It reminds me of a quote from one of Nick's posts:
"Joel Kramer describes in his book "The Guru Papers: Masks of Authoritarian Power" how cult leaders often show great love, compassion and tolerance, as long as their growing needs for personal ego gratification are met. As soon as the cult's popularity and growth starts to diminish, the cult leader will often react by weeding out the weak of faith, and strenghening his grip on the remaining members." (Nick)
Maybe the weak of faith are the strong of mind, intelligence and integrity?
"People (...) who doubt their own experience and listen to some bunch of people criticizing us are being filtered away from us. And that is good!
J, listen up: we are the ones who stopped doubting our own experience. That is why we left. We write now to the people with secret doubts, the ones who are in pain and who need a way out. When we share our pain and insight, our experiences in and our liberation from the cult and its leader, these people gain hope and inspiration. If you are happy in AOL, fine. If ever you should feel that nagging doubt about the integrity of your Master, you will probably find -like we did- that nowhere in the organisation are you allowed to openly express those doubts. Yes, you may criticize the organisation -it has become quite the fashion amongst senior teachers, to openly do that, as if they feel the need to demonstrate that the organisation is open and transparent enough to allow this. But who criticizes or questions the guru? Once you start doing that, you are weeded out.
Is doubt really just lack of prana? Or are doubts your own good judgement desperately trying to be heard, through the AOL mind conditioning? If doubt is lack of prana, how come so many people in the prana-enriched AOL community are having secret doubts? RS, if you are really only interested in the strong of faith, why do you threaten your remaining teachers, telling them "they will be eaten up by their own minds" if they leave AOL? Don't you know that fear makes you weaker, not stronger? Or is it all really about (your) power and (your) control, rather than about empowering and freeing people?
No wonder Sri Sri censors censors Free Free!


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Monday, January 11, 2010
Heroes Among Us--Gigi
Do you ever stop to think how often through your typical day you pass by an angel or hero and simply don't know? Busy, busy, busy. We have things to do, errands to run, and phone calls to make. We keep strangers at arm's length. And the cost of this hurriedness is simply that we fail to share and learn about one another. Every face we encounter holds a history, a story to be told, and sometimes those stories are remarkable and breathtaking. The unfortunate thing is that we will never know if we don't take the time.
Enter Gigi. Someone who always took the time.
Gigi was an EKG technician at our hospital. Almost nine years ago, as I have touched on previously, my son was diagnosed with a rare malignancy that required him to be on chemotherapy for a year. He failed to stay in remission and had to undergo a second complete year of chemotherapy to achieve remission again. Since then, he has been in remission for five years and is an extremely well-adjusted, bright, athletically-gifted boy who makes my chest swell with pride. Through his experiences, I have learned much about life, about love, about compassion, and especially about embracing the daily moments that hold the simplistic joys that many feel come only with big life-events.
What I was learning at that time in my life, however, Gigi already knew. She was frequently called down to our ER to do EKGs on patients and she could be overheard in conversation with them, asking them frank, sincere questions about their health, their lives. She seemed to really care and enjoy her interactions with each new face.
I didn't really know Gigi, however, until one day when she approached me soon after my son's initial diagnosis.
"How is your son doing?" Her voice had startled me and I looked up from my chart to find this middle-aged woman with a soft perm, intense eyes, and a big smile talking to me.
"Pardon me?" I asked, surprised at her bluntness. Most people either tiptoed around me or asked me directly about my son. I appreciated the latter approach and Gigi did too, obviously.
"Your son. I just found out about him and I'm praying for him and your family I just wanted you to know."
She was a stranger and yet, looking into her eyes, she was my immediate friend. I couldn't break my gaze with her. I knew that she got me, that she understood. She looked beyond my face and forced smile to see the hurt and anxiety that I was carrying.
"I'm Gigi," she said, holding out her hand. I took it and introduced myself. And she really did want to know about my son. How was he was doing? What medicine he was on? How was he adjusting to having a mediport? She genuinely cared and her thoughtful questions reflected that caring.
After a few minutes of conversation, she had to go do a stat EKG and I had to return to my patients. But before we parted, she asked "Can I have a hug?" A hug from Gigi, I learned that day, held more compassion that a hundred Hallmark cards. It was genuine and heartfelt--not just a quick expected pat on the back.
Through the years since, we learned much about one another's family, yet every time I saw Gigi, her first question to me would be about my son. "How's that boy doing?" His return to good health brought many authentic smiles to her face.
About a year ago, in the midst of a crazy shift, Gigi approached me with some worry on her face.
"Doc," she said, never once calling me anything else despite my urging to use my first name, "I'm really worried." She proceeded to explain that she had some abdominal bloating and intermittent pains for months but was afraid to approach her doctor. She felt it would be bad news and didn't want to face it or ruin her husband's recent retirement.
"Gigi," I said, "let's get you in a room. I want to do an exam and run some tests."
"Oh, no," she said in true Gigi fashion, "I'm off tomorrow and these patients need you today. Let me come in tomorrow to see you and I'll bring my husband along. I'll do whatever you say, but tomorrow, okay?"
Of course, Gigi. The next day, as I knew she would, she did come in with her husband. He was just as I pictured Gigi's husband to be--kind, considerate, supportive, and worried. Gigi and I had never taken our friendship beyond the hospital's walls and it was my pleasure to match her husband's face to her loving stories about him.
Unfortunately, Gigi's workup did reveal some serious findings. She had cancer. Cancer that had aggressively spread beyond its primary site.
With this news, I approached her room with a heavy heart. And knowing me as well as she did, she knew the minute I walked in the room that I held heart-breaking news.
"Just tell me, Doc. Don't sugarcoat anything."
I pulled up my chair, grasped her hand, and explained all her results very thoroughly. She cried, her husband cried, and I cried. It simply wasn't fair. Hardworking, decent, compassionate, loving--none of these traits had protected Gigi from something bad. It was her right, I felt, to only have good things occur in her life. I was really affected by her results and through the rest of my shift, I heavily relied on my Naphcon A eye-drops. It was now my turn to pray for her and her family. We admitted Gigi to continue her workup of identifying her type of cancer, its location, and its staging.
Remarkably, my son and Gigi had never met and, encouraged by my wife and I, all three of our kids made Gigi get-well posters. The next day, Cole and I hand-delivered the posters to her. She was in her hospital bed, her husband sitting in the corner, when Cole and I arrived. We knocked and walked through her room door. After looking up at us, Gigi immediately reached out her hands for Cole, who instinctively walked to her bed and sat down beside her. Gigi wrapped him in her arms and my lucky son received the same exact hug that I had received nine years earlier. If it was possible, his hug was even more magnificent than mine had been.
Through her battle, Gigi never once lost her faith or let her beautiful spirit waver. We shared hospital visits, phone calls, and cards, which never seemed to be enough to satisfy this sender's aching soul. She was, as you would expect and hope, surrounded by loving family and friends throughout her ordeal. She braved multiple rounds of chemotherapy and radiation and, despite her body's failings at times, pushed forward in attempts to beat off her disease. "I'm not doing this for me," she said, "I'm doing this for my family."
Sadly, though, Gigi passed away before the holiday season began.
Gigi was never defined by fame or fortune, but rather by compassion, kindness, and love. She embraced humanity wholeheartedly and clearly enjoyed touching the lives of others. If she hadn't taken the time with me nine years prior, reaching out to me in a dark moment of my life, I would have missed having an angel here on earth as my friend.
Gigi, I thank you for taking the time.
As always, thank you for reading. We all have a Gigi or two in our lives, hopefully more--if you want to share a little about your Gigi, feel free to in the comments. Next post will be Wednesday, January 13.
21 comments:
- rlbates said...
What a lovely tribute to Gigi. {{{hugs}}}
- January 11, 2010 at 8:38 AM
- Chrysalis Angel said...
Ramon said exactly what I was going to say. She'll just love how beautifully you wrote this.
She already knew...she just wanted you to be the one that told her.
- January 11, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- Chrysalis Angel said...
I meant, Ramona. Sorry I dropped the a, Ramona.
- January 11, 2010 at 11:09 AM
- t. said...
Not just a beautiful tribute, but one that will lead to her spirit living on not only in your memory but in the memory of those of us fortunate enough to share her through your story.
- January 11, 2010 at 2:09 PM
- thecatsmeow said...
I don't know how you do it, Doc, but you always manage to leave me either laughing or teary-eyed after reading your posts. I'm thinking that perhaps someday you should turn all these great little stories into a book or something. Consider me a reader for the "duration"!
- January 11, 2010 at 4:50 PM
- Cal said...
This is such a beautiful and sad story, a wonderfully written tribute. Gigi sounded like a rare genuine person, one of the few who have this special intuition and ease in reaching in a deep and meaningful way into our souls. Something alluded to briefly in your post, is the silence of others when one is going through a cancer diagnosis. I thing this was one of the hardest thing for me, people would just ignore the subject, pretend it was not there, perhaps because one does not know how to behave or is afraid (of interfering? of smelling their own mortality?) and instead politely does not touch the subject. I found this frustrating, and had wished coworkers and others would take a minute to ask me how I was instead. And, this is why the Gigis of the world are so important in those times. Best wishes for your son.
- January 12, 2010 at 12:33 AM
- Maha said...
That was a moving tribute to Gigi. She sounds like she was a lovely person. My thoughts go out to her family and friends...
- January 12, 2010 at 3:11 AM
- fdmedic said...
What an amazing person she must have been. I know many a people who just go throughout their day and do the everyday work without a second thought but she reminds me that our pt's are more then a job they are people and we need to remember that she truely was that some one who cared for the ones she was helping not just looking at it as A job but as an opertunity to help others more then just the health pat but the emotional part.
- January 12, 2010 at 9:15 AM
- Johanna said...
You write beautifully and from the heart. You are a gifted soul, too. Keep warming us with your thoughts and your observations. They are blessings; each and every post.
- January 12, 2010 at 6:12 PM
- Nikita said...
Gigi was obviously a wonderful person and enriched the lives of those who knew her.
There are so many good people in the world and I am sure they outnumber those who are not so good.
I know you are one of those people too.
- January 13, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- MLee said...
What a heartfelt account of your experience with her. Now, If I could smack you for making me tear up, I would.
- January 13, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- Sondra said...
As oncology nurses, my co-workers and I have frequently noticed that cancer seems to prefer the nicest people.
- January 15, 2010 at 5:32 AM
- Lynn said...
I just found your blog today through a mutual friend. Your story about Gigi touched me. I'm a Medical Social Worker and have built many bonds in my almost 12 year career. I look forward to reading your blog.
- January 15, 2010 at 2:46 PM
- mommy-medic said...
What a well-told tribute to such a dear soul.
- January 16, 2010 at 9:55 PM
- SeaSpray said...
This is a very moving post and a beautiful tribute to your friend.
She sounds like she was a precious lady with a beautiful spirit and you were both blessed to have become friends.
I agree with Angel ..she knew and wanted to feel your love and compassion. It probably helped her to have you discuss it with her because no doubt she trusted you greatly and even tho the news was bad ..it was still reassuring to have you there for her because she knew you cared.
The news was devastating enough ..but she got to know you as a physician and a friend. She knew you cared and trusted you to be the one to give her the official news.
I'm sorry you lost your friend, Jim.
- January 17, 2010 at 3:53 AM
- Leslie said...
Beautiful post. You never disappoint! Gigi is my new hero. That is the kind of person I want to be. In fact this post inspired me as to what "my quote" should be. My quote? Remember the one you asked about for New Year's that has influenced our life. I was pondering what could be a quote to influence me for the coming year. Reading about Gigi answered that question for me.
Here's the quote. Enjoy!
"In the end, the number of prayers we say may contribute to our happiness, but the number of prayers we answer may be of even greater importance. Let us open our eyes and see the heavy hearts, notice the loneliness and despair; let us feel the silent prayers of others around us, and let us be an instrument in the hands of the Lord to answer those prayers" (Dieter F. Uchtdorf,"Happiness, Your Heritage," Ensign, Nov. 2008, 119, 120).
- January 18, 2010 at 3:22 AM
- Louise said...
I'm so sorry for the loss of your friend.
"The only measure of your words and your deeds, is the love you leave behind when you're gone." -Fred Small
- February 1, 2010 at 8:37 PM
- Annika said...
Just beautiful. In hope that when I work, I find someone like you as my supervisor, who knows that medical care extends far past the obvious, and reaches into places no CT, MRA, or US can gather information.
As an older PA student, I thank you.
- September 17, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- Nanci, RN said...
Gigi---Yes, a hero amongst us. I believe, though, she's
an Angel..all around us.
- September 18, 2011 at 9:36 PM
- Nanci, RN said...
Gigi---A hero amongst us. I believe, an Angel all around us.
- September 18, 2011 at 9:39 PM
- Katie said...
I remember being touched by this story when I first read it. Today it hit and sat with me in a new way. I'm bi-vocational in two vastly different fields, neither of them medicine. One job often requires me to diagnose and deliver bad news, at times even intentionally destroying hope to help the other person come to terms with a new reality. While I definitely don't enjoy it, I am comfortable with it. I cannot imagine having to be the diagnostician sharing those heart-breaking results with Gigi. My other career invites me to sit with people in those terrible and hard situations, often being the first to know of life catastrophes, acting as a compass to get them pointed in the right direction, and encouraging them to cling to hope amidst a hard reality. I love how she trusted you with the secret she was scared to bring up to her doctor. That speaks volumes! Thank you for also sitting with her in the hard, crying alongside her, and praying for her. I'm sure someday my worlds will overlap the way yours did here. When that happens, I have no doubt this post will come to mind. Thank you for modeling what it looks like to do both--to be honest even when it's painfully difficult, to love (both received and expressed), and to care (beyond what's expected of you).
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Peanut butter + raw chocolate + medjool dates (caramel) + Maca Bliss. You may need nothing else for the rest of the day! This is a raw dessert recipe that could trigger a slight addiction, but because it's so balanced with our adrenal-restoring** Maca Bliss, you'll be just fine. You may be blissed out, but there will be no negative consequences… let's get right to it, shall we?
1 cup gluten-free organic oats
1/2+ cup pitted organic medjool dates, more as needed
1 tablespoon pure organic maple syrup
1/2 cup heirloom organic raw chocolate chips
2 tablespoons Longevity Power's Maca Bliss
2 tablespoons organic raisins
1 tablespoon organic peanut butter (roasted or wild jungle peanut butter)
1 teaspoon ground vanilla bean
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
Process the oats into a flour in your food processor (approx 20 seconds). Add the dates as the processor is running thru the top lid feed & pulse until it begins to stick together. Add all other ingredients except some of the chocolate chips and process again. Do not over process. Add the rest of the chocolate chips at the very end for a crunchy texture!
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Welcome to the Department of Fine and Performing Arts! The links at the left will bring you to the Arts Department Mission Statements, informational pages about the Department and the Arts Department Website. Within these links you will also find information about ArtBeat, MidFest and Inter-El.
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Coopy White dies; tribute events planned
Several events planned this weekend to benefit a local business owner Coopy White were muted somewhat by news of his death Tuesday, but will go on as planned in tribute to his legacy, organizers said Wednesday.White, 62, died Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa, where he had been since Oct 7. White was critically injured in a fall at his home two days earlier. Proceeds from the event will be used to help the family defray expenses.He owned and operated Coopy's Body Shop in Poteau for 23 years. Before that he owned Poteau Paint and Body shop at Pleasant Valley and Broadway.White was known for supporting various charitable causes and helping individuals in need, friends said.He supported veterans, though he was unable to join the military because of a football injury, said Billy Hickman, who worked with White for 20 years.Michelle Gott of All-Star Lounge, where several events will be held, said, "Coopy was the true definition of a genuine friend ...."Two years ago, White bought the "bike of his dreams" — a 2011 Harley Davidson Heritage Softtail, chosen in honor of his Native American heritage, Hickman said."He worked all week to have his weekends free to ride wherever fair weather would allow," Hickman said.The "Coop-You and Barbecue Fundraiser" will be held Saturday and Sunday at Party Farms, 2400 Central St. in Poteau, with some events at other sites. Heidi Ramirez, one of the event organizers, said activities at the Farm will run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and include inflatables and children's games with prizes, "redneck games," T-shirt sales and various vendors. A barbecue dinner at $10 a plate will be catered by End of the Trail Saloon, she said.Terry and the Executives will provide live music from 2-4 p.m. White's brother, Alvin, will speak at 4 p.m. with a pie auction including several donated items to follow. Other live music also is planned.Most of the activities will continue Sunday at the Party Farm, she said.A poker run will start at 10 a.m. at the Farm, with registration from 8-10 a.m. The ride will go to the Rock Bar, End of the Trail Saloon, 128 / Ed and Linda's Bar, Long Branch Saloon and back to the Party Farm. The Lounge will host two hours of bowling and laser tag for $10.Terry and the Executives will be at the Party Farm from 3-5 p.m. and at the Lounge at 7 p.m.Long Branch Saloon will not be open Sunday, but will host a barbecue dinner catered by Eli French from noon-4 p.m.Noting White's support for his community, Ramirez said, "We would like to encourage everyone to come and participate in this as well as the Balloon Fest."White was born Aug. 18, 1951, in Talihina. He was preceded in death by his parents, Emmett and Martha Hill; and brother, Dennis White.Survivors include his daughter, Brandy White of Norman; grandchildren, Kyle and Alexis Kirkpatrick; four brothers, Jimmy and Richard White of Talihina, Bill White of North Carolina, Alvin White of Catoosa; and one sister, Cindy Williams of Catoosa.Memorial services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Donald W. Reynolds Community Center.In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Joe Neff Memorial Scholarship Fund at First National Bank in Poteau or Heavener.Evans and Miller Funeral Home is handling arrangements.


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Consumers can now purchase E15 at six Petro Serve USA locations in Bismarck and Fargo, ND. Three of the fuel retailer's stations in Bismarck-Mandan began offering E15 on Monday and, just this morning consumers could purchase E15 at three Petro Serve USA stations in Fargo-Moorhead.
Petro Serve USA is an energy cooperative, owned in part by farmers who grow corn and soybeans. Area farmers as well as North Dakota ethanol producers are excited that consumers now have more market access to E15, says Kent Satrang, CEO, Petro Serve USA. He says that consumers are also benefitting. This week, for example, they are saving five cents per gallon by purchasing E15 compared to E10 with 87 octane, with just a one percent to two percent reduction in fuel economy, Satrang says. "Sales of E15 this week took off better than I expected," he added.
Petro Serve USA owns 15 other retail stations (under the Cenex and Tesoro brands). They do not currently recognize E15 as an approved motor fuel, although the EPA has approved E15 for motor vehicles manufactured since 2001. However, these stations do sell E10, E30 and E85 (for flex fuel vehicles), as well as soy diesel blends, Satrang says, adding that Petro Serve USA has the most blender pumps of any fuel retailer in America.
Petro Serve USA's tagline, "Helping America Fuel Better," reflects its commitment to both corn and soybean farmers in the eastern part of the state with the oil producers in the western part of North Dakota. It specializes in 100 percent American made fuels and revitalizing the main streets of small towns in North Dakota and Minnesota, Satrang says. He adds, "Choice at the pump puts change in everyone's pocket."


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craveit needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 1291 designs submitted by 268 freelance designers.
Crave is a new social commerce site for collectibles with the mission to make the real-life game of collecting more fun. Fans can share, discover, and buy anything collectible. Unlike existing marketplaces & forums, we let people connect to products by telling us what they have and want. The essential experience for using our site is the same feeling our users get from going to a convention for their favorite collectible category. It is where they get updated on the latest happenings, socialize with the biggest fans, share their collections & get admired for them, and buy/sell/trade items.
Brand attributes/personality
- authentic (showcasing brands that fans care about)
- fun
- kinetic/spontaneous
- casual & engaging
- heart of our brand is the first place fans come to stay connected to the collectibles they love
- Fresh, modern & clean
- Presents 'product as hero' as you see in collector books
- Preference for sans serif fonts
The early adopter of Crave is a passionate collector/fan of toys. Toy categories will range from Transformers to Barbie. He or she is active weekly on community sites like forums, social networks & wikis as well as marketplaces like eBay, Amazon, & specialty online retail.
Demographics: 25-45 male or female (possibly 20-35), gender depending on category.
Use cases:
- Logo to be used on website and in print
- Logo to be worn on t-shirts by proud fans at conventions. It will make use of whatever our tagline turns out to be or some other cool ways to let fans express pride in what they love as well as using Crave. For example, the t-shire could be a play on "I heart NY" such as "I crave Transformers." As another example, it could be a play on web urls, with a unique shirt for each collectible category such as crave/transformers, crave/barbie, crave/disney).
- Logo to be used as a watermark on photos of collectibles that are uploaded to our site. Goal is to let users will know where the picture came from without obscuring or interfering with too much of photo.
Project Deliverables: Logo in color and black & white. See use cases above.
- Needs to be memorable without overshadowing the collectible brands from toys to decorative collectibles to sports memorabilia.
- Should appeal to fans from a variety of collectible categories as explained above. Most will be related to pop-culture. We are open to explorations from more friendly to more edgy/modern.
- One concept we've discussed is a unique & identifiable shape that includes the word Crave and can be skinned to pair with the collectible brand it is featured with. For example, EA's latest branding creates EA with a standard circle shape and is skinned by each game team to match the game brand (see Battlefield vs The Sims 3).
- Another concept is to come up with a clever use of the font to reflect the meaning of Crave.
- We currently have a visual design mock-up for the site (see attached). We'd like a logo that fits within this color palette.
Examples we like:
Examples we don't like:
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Western Farm Press has launched its fourth online continuing education unit (CEU) for California and Arizona licensed pest control advisers and qualified and private applicators.
Insecticide Resistance Management (IRM) in Agronomic and Row Crops is now online at www.westernfarmpress.com and www.farmpressuniversity.com. It is free to all California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) and Arizona Department of Agriculture (ADA) licensees through the financial sponsorship of Valent USA.
This is the second Valent USA-sponsored online CEU course on the Western Farm Press Web site. The other is Spray Drift Management to Minimize Problems. Since last October when the spray drift management course was launched, 335 licensed pest control advisers and private and qualified applicators in California and Arizona have completed the course to earn one CEU in laws and regulations from DPR or two CEUs from ADA.
The new Insecticide Resistance Management course is approved for 2 CEUs in the "Other" category by DPR. Arizona has approved it for 2 CEUs for all its credentialed consultants. The California Certified Crop Adviser program has also approved it for 2 continuing education units in the Integrated Pest Management category. An application for national CCA credit through the American Society of Agronomy is pending.
Western Farm Press developed the online CEU course with input from a wide array of Western entomologists, including Peter B. Goodell, University of California IPM advisor and IPM Extension coordinator, Kearney Agricultural Center; Peter C. Ellsworth, University of Arizona IPM specialist and statewide IPM coordinator; Eric T. Natwick, county director-entomology, UC Cooperative Extension Imperial County; Larry D. Godfrey, UC Davis Cooperative Extension specialist, University of California, Davis; Charles G. Summers, associate entomologist, Kearney Agricultural Center; Rick Roush, director of the UC IPM Program; and William E. Chaney, Cooperative Extension entomology farm advisor, Monterey County.
The following materials were also utilized in developing the course: IPM in Practice (UCANR publication 3418), The Safe and Effective Use of Pesticides, Second Edition (publication 3324) and numerous online sources, including information from the UC Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program Web site the University of Arizona Crop Information Site, and the Insecticide Resistance Action Committee.
"This is first time I have been involved in the development of an online continuing education course," said Ellsworth. "It is obviously providing yet another venue for teaching and educating our client base. In these days when everyone is spread thin and running hard, it is nice to have this sort of information available online to pest control advisers and growers."
'Convenient concept'
"Online courses developed by Western Farm Press are a convenient concept for PCAs, growers and applicators who want to get information or to earn CEU hours," said Goodell. "The information obtained by taking these courses is every bit as good as what a person can get by sitting in a classroom for one or two hours."
Goodell was the key entomologist in outlining course content for this IRM course.
Valent has been a partner with Western Farm Press in development and sponsorship of online CEU courses. Valent is the first company to sponsor two courses online simultaneously on the Western Farm Press and Farm Press Daily Web sites.
"We are very pleased to work with Valent on this new online accredited course," said Western Farm Press publisher Greg Frey.
Frey added that since Farm Press began offering online CEUs, more than 1,200 courses have been taken by licensed advisers and applicators in California, Arizona, Texas and Oklahoma.
"Valent's financial support of two CEU courses has been a key element in that success," added Frey.
"Valent's sponsorship of these courses represents the company's commitment to provide as much educational support possible to PCAs, certified applicators and growers on how best to use the products we provide to the industry," said Kelli Woodwick, Valent marketing manager.
"The online courses Western Farm Press has developed provide rapid, easy access to sound IPM and IRM educational information, and we want to support that effort," said Woodwick.
"All of us are busy today and these courses give licensed professionals the flexibility to keep informed so we can all do a better job in serving our industry," said Woodwick.
Elsa Zisook, Valent marketing communications manager and Cal Poly graduate is a former licensed California PCA, who appreciates the convenience of online, accredited continuing education.
Saves time, money
"Travel is costly today and being able to earn continuing education units online is a money saver as well as a time saver," she said.
She said pest control advisers and certified applicators are "crucial to the success of Valent's business. The better informed they are, the better results growers will receive and the happier people will be with Valent's products."
In surveying those who have taken courses, Western Farm Press has learned that there are PCAs and licensed applicators who have completed courses for information alone. They did not need the hours because they already had enough to be re-licensed.
"People are taking the courses strictly for the information they provide, and I think that is testimony to the importance of the subject matter within the courses Valent supports," she said.
"Insecticide resistance management is one of the things Valent spends a lot of time working on, planning how we can make sure new products remain viable for a maximum amount of time," said Zisook. "That is why many of our products are labeled for use only once per season. Insecticide resistance management is all about maintaining product efficacy and good product stewardship."
Spray drift management has re-surfaced as a critical issue due to an increase in growers complaints this season. Ken De Leo of Fresno, a Valent sales representative in the San Joaquin Valley, said in an average year the Fresno County agricultural commissioner's office receives three spray drift calls. This year the county has had more than 35, he said, resulting in the formation of a spray drift task force to deal with the issue.
De Leo attended a task force meeting and admits he was surprised at the "lack of understanding about pesticide applications and drift. As an industry we need to do a whole lot better job — along with government -- of educating applicators and growers on correct calibration and application and when to apply and when not to apply pesticides."
De Leo said the online Spray Drift Management course at the www.westernfarmpress.com Web site is one way to improve understanding of science involved in pesticide applications.
Spray drift management is all about stewardship and that is the same principle that prompted De Leo to recommend Insecticide Resistance Management for Valent's second Farm Press CEU. De Leo has played a key role in development of Valent's two online CEUs.
Low dosage care
"Pest management is more sophisticated than ever before. Dosages of one to 2.5 ounces per acre are now common. A rate of 6.5 ounces per acre is big today. These low dosages make stewardship really important," he added.
The Insecticide Resistance Management course now online focuses on understanding the modes of action for the various chemistries and how they impact pest control.
It is critical to know which brand names are in the same chemistry class, said De Leo. The IRM course identifies those classes and the product within them.
Valent's insect growth regulator (IGR) Knack was a key part of one of the most successful insecticide resistance management programs every devised in the West.
Nine years ago desert cotton and melon growers in Arizona and Southern California were being literally overrun by whiteflies and the only hope was use of a pair of then new IGRS, including Knack, along with a scouting and treatment regimes developed by the University of Arizona in cooperation with Valent and others.
"When Knack was introduced, there were no complementary products on the market to use with it like we have today. Maintaining the efficacy of Knack for all these years has been a remarkable example of insecticide resistance management.
"Fortunately, we have more tools available today to rotate with Knack to guard against resistance," said De Leo.
"It has been incredible. Nine seasons after were started using Knack it is as effective now as it was then," said Ellsworth. "An even more importantly, we have a full spectrum of chemistry now available to manage whiteflies and it is all stabilized and has even improved susceptibility."
The stewardship of Knack and the other whitefly IGR is a testament to a coalition of growers, consultants, University Arizona entomologists and product manufacturers who worked hard to establish guidelines early on that would give long efficacy to these products, said Ellsworth. Even today, Arizona growers and PCAs are spraying just once per season to manage whiteflies, a pest that a decade ago threatened to destroy the Arizona cotton industry and was the target of multiple, expensive pesticide applications in a season.
"We are ecstatic at the success we have experienced so far in controlling whitefly. Where you hear entomologists say use less and less of a product, I encourage growers to use either of the IGRs because they fit so well into the overall efficacy and selectivity for controlling whitefly within a good insecticide resistance management program," said Ellsworth
Log on to www.westernfarmpress.com and learn more about the success of the Arizona IRM program by taking the new course. It is an integral part of the IRM CEU and a benchmark for other IRM programs.


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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Blogging blasts from the past
In fact, a lot of the stuff that happened in 2006 seems to have been erased from my memory. I describe in my old blog how I had to be the ice-breaker between my ex-wife's family and her lesbian girlfriend at Thanksgiving dinner. I, again, don't remember that at all. I do remember being supremely popular in my ex-wife's family after the news of our divorce broke. Classic Al Gore effect. Reading about that time, I am very happy I got out in one piece.
I did copy one post, whih broke my heart a little:
INSIDE DAUGHTER'S HEAD (October 2006)
What can be gleaned from this photo? Well, the setting looks like a low-budget early eighties kitchen counter-top. A few items can be seen, including a bottle of vegetable oil and a bottle of cola. These are of the brand "Great Value", which means the owner is poor, cheap or both. Or maybe he just likes Walmart and its practices.
The attention then turns to a hand pump by the brand Bell. This is another low-budget acquisition. A needle can be seen; the owner is likely a volleyball, soccer or basketball player as well as a biker. He must have a wicked six-pack.
A bisected piece of paper can be seen as well. The piece of paper advertises Levoxyl, a thyroid hormone. Clearly, this guy has few moral principles, since he accepts gifts from drug reps. There is a drawing on the piece of paper by the hands of a 5-year old girl. It depicts her parents. They were meant to hold hands in the picture, but they no longer live together; that's why she cut it in two pieces. She told her dad that she felt is was her mom's fault; that's why the mom piece is wet.
Yes, she tried drowning her mom.
Sometimes I just don't know what to say.
I clearly remember the little drawing. In fact, I think I still have it somewhere. It's easy to forget how traumatic divorces are for kids. And for adults, too, if there are kids involved.
My relationship with my ex-wife has been fairly solid since the break-up, but we continue to argue about the kids and about money. I have blogged about this before, of course. Right now, we are playing a high-stakes game of chicken. We are planning a trip to Disney World in December, since I have a conference in Orlando at that time. I'm working in the ER in Wisconsin in November, so I plan on picking up Andreas, my son, before flying to Orlando. But Natali won't see her mom until the spring, if we don't figure out a way for her to fly via Wisconsin. To figure out a way to make all those tickets work out has been near-impossible. And natually it will be more expensive to have Natali fly via Wisconsin to Orlando than straight to Orlando.
After we put in the hours of searching for tickets, I asked my ex-wife to pay for some of Natali's ticket and she has refused. That was two weeks ago and we haven't communicated since.
I worry about this; my ex has an expectation that I will always be the one responsible for getting the kids back and forth. That I will always come to La Crosse in the summer, because that used to be our home. I have asked her before if this expectation will continue, once we move back, because we will not move to La Crosse. Even if we live in Madison, just two hours from La Crosse, sharing the kids will require tmie and energy spent on both sides and I think the burden should be shouldered equally.
It will probably all work out and the kids will grow up healthy, though slightly scarred and bruised. These worries about the kids may seem so minuscule in a few years.
And that's why I love blogging. I'll read this post in ten years and remember things and thoughts long forgotten. My old blog - now closed for eternity to the public - was so nakedly honest that it attracted a much larger readership, much like the Girl's does blog now. This blog will, hopefully, lead a quiet existence for many years to come.
4 comments:
- olga said...
Funny how it is MY ex who expects me to pay the tickets, but I heard rumors that whomever parent left is the one who is responsible. Not left the marriage, but left the place where the kids are. A woman at work told me. So far we manage to take turns on pay, although I paid twice extra as he claimed "no money". May be at some point you may think about getting your divorce decree done over, considering new circumstances. I know in Larry's case he and his ex are sticking to every letter (literally, to the point I want to puke) of the decree, and while I think it's insane and makes me rebellious, it seems to work here, because his ex otherwise would ask even more. So, she documents every word said to each other, even on the phone (sends emails describing conversations), and all we do is obey the status.
- September 7, 2010 at 6:47 AM
- SteveQ said...
I'm finding that the main reason I continue to write blogposts is because, since Jenny left, there's no one to tell my inane twaddle to and it piles up into my head and demands to be released. I delete most of it instead of printing it. I mean... even if anyone's interested in the video of the woman whose breast reduction surgery removed 25 kilos (!), do I really want people to know I saw it?
And your blog's readership is so small I can say that with only a few shudders and eyerolls!
I go back over some of my old race reports and think, "Gee, that guy could really write! Wish I'd been there." Then I realize I wrote it and I was there. Disconcerting!
- September 7, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- SteveQ said...
Looks like SLG's blog has been hacked...
- September 10, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- Billy said...
I was able to get my ex back after I followed the instructions at www.saveabreakup.com I totally recommend this site, saveabreakup.com helped me a lot, all I can say is big THANKS!!! I'm so happy now...
- October 26, 2010 at 2:01 AM


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The Lipscomb Lady Bisons made one change in their starting lineup and a major change in their player rotation off of the bench. But in the end a last second shot by Courtney Epps gave Gardner-Webb a 66-64 win Monday night in the consolation game of the Dayton Flyer Classic at UD Arena.
The Lady Bisons opened the game with their third different lineup combination of the season. Freshman Clair Waggener made her first start at the post position. Senior Katie Rollins started in the post for the first eight games this season. Junior Miriam McAlister had started the last two games.
"We said during the break period that we were going to practice hard for a couple of weeks and see who practiced well," said Lady Bisons coach Frank Bennett. "This was chance to players who wanted playing to prove it.
"Clair has played well in spots in games. She is solid defensively. She is probably our best post defender. She will take a charge. She is not afraid to block out. We felt like her offensive game was getting better. She deserved a chance to go out there."
The first four players off of the bench were freshmen, forward Brittany Duerk, guard Anna Bowers, forward Chelsea Burroughs and forward Leah McAlister.
"We have some good, young players who have a little more experience now," said Bennett. "They are going to be an asset to us. The substitutions could vary. I think at times we had four freshmen on the floor."
An energized Lady Bisons team jumped out to an 11-0 lead. Gardner-Webb missed is first six shots, finally getting on the scoreboard at 14:27 of the first half when LaTroya Pope hit a 3-pointer.
Gardner-Webb pulled within four points with 5:09 on the clock. But the Lady Bisons were able to hold them off.
Bartsokas scored 10 points in the first half. Leah McAlister sent the Lady Bisons into the dressing room on a high note as she hit a 3-pointer, the first of her college career and her first points of the season, at the buzzer for a 30-23 advantage.
But Gardner-Webb came out strong in the second half with a 12-2 run. A 3-point shot from the wing by Epps gave Gardner-Webb its first lead of the game at 31-30 with 17:46 left to play.
The Lady Bisons were not able to regain the lead. They trailed by 10, 49-39 with 9:02 left to play. They battled back to within one at 63-62 with 1:02 remaining, but couldn't seal the comeback.
"We had a hard time finishing our shots around the basket," said Bennett. "We would get to the basket and they were blocking shot after shot."
Nix had her first double-double of her career with a game-leading 10 rebounds. She also added 12 points.
Bartsokas led the Lady Bisons in scoring with 15 points. She was also named to the All-Tournament team.
"They really put an effort on denying Jenna and switching screens for her," said Bennett. "They made it a lot tougher for her in the second half. She has to keep working to score without the ball."
Also in double figures for the Lady Bisons was senior forward Jilian Partin with 13 points.
Waggener played a season-high 22 minutes and was on the court in the final minutes of the game. She finished with two points, two rebounds and one assist.
Also on the court in the final minutes was Bowers who scored eight points, including a 3-pointer with 1:02 left in the game. All of her points were scored in the second half.
'I think Anna is a competitor," said Bennett. "She can make some tough shots. She is getting confidence and has shown a lot of improvement."
Forward Laura Povilonyte scored a game-high 19 points for Gardner-Webb, hitting five-of-10 shots from the field. She had only one field goal in her previous three games.
Margaret Roundtree with 15, Pope with 14 and Epps with 10 also scored in double figures for Gardner-Webb.
On a positive side the Lady Bisons were a perfect 14-of-14 from the free throw line, their second 100 percent performance of the season, tying the all-time program record set at Jacksonville Dec. 6 when the Lady Bisons were 15-of-15.
The Lady Bisons are 2-9 as they closed out the non-conference portion of the season. Gardner-Webb, a former Atlantic Sun team, is 6-5.
The Lady Bisons are back in action at home Jan. 3 against Atlantic Sun foe Florida Gulf Coast in Allen Arena at 2 p.m.


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At the 2011 Miller Reunion, during our "business meeting", this question was asked of Kelly. Here's a copy of the newspaper article in The Chipley Banner about James Lewis:
I would love to know what my 2nd great grandfather spoke about - what was he so passionate about that caused a heart attack?
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
How did James Lewis Miller Die?
2 comments:
- ClaudiaJanuary 04, 2012
Boy would I love to know too.ReplyDelete
From reading this, its hard to tell whether my great grandfather was Populist or Republican. Does anyone know?
It is probably from JL that I get my political passion......but I think we might have been opposites. LOL
Family can love each other very much and still agree to disagree!
I think that he supported the Populist Party. James Lewis Miller was a great man. He endured a lot of hardships in his too short life. I wish that his grandchildren could have known him; and then told us about him.ReplyDelete
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for 2011: Ten Years On - click here
RR thanks for the link. With all the talk about the ground zero mosque we need to remember each Sept 11 what happened on that day. Thank you for doing a great job with your pics to do that RR. God Bless America!
This is such a beautiful post and a great round-up of the best blogs writing about this horrible day. Thanks for including me RR.
Thank you for all you do to help America, your blog is a great resource.
Thanks for letting us know about the 3pm event today too. I hope there is live streaming video of it, if so, I"ll be watching.
God Bless You and America. Home of the Brave!
Always an honor to be recognized by The Reaganite Republican. Thanks James. I've updated my post and added a link to this great round-up.
Thanks John, same to you brother
Bunni, the pleasure is mine and as you know I find your site to be great fun
And Red I think my readers will really enjoy your post... I did
Thank you James, for including me in this wonderful remembrance round-up. I echo Bunni in thanking you for all you do for this great nation.
Am listening to Zero talk right now "remembering Sept. 11" using this day to lecture us about religious tolerance being the best way to honor those who were killed. What a hateful agenda-driven jerk.
God bless all those who lost loved one on that day, and God bless America.
I hear you Pup... it's unbearable to listen to Obama's drone, he's an eye-watering bore isn't he
Thanks for the link and the work you did putting together this nice round-up. I'm adding your to my post.
You are always more than welcome, Adrienne- thank you for the kind words and linkage!
Thanks, RR.
RR, Thank you for the the good fight that maintain here, this post and the for thinking of me.
God Bless you and yours and may He also continue to Bless the U.S.A.
Top-notch round-up - I'm finding it very useful - thanks.
And thanks for the link love and the honor of being your Featured Blog.
RR - always enjoy the site and thanks for the extra links on this day. 9/11 - never forget, never surrender.
Thanks for the link sir, it's an honor to be included in such a great group of conservative warriors. God Bless America and especially Conservative Patriots fighting for truth. Keep up the good fight and have a wonderful weekend.


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Member Rate-$585
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What does it do?
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