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Lafayette Fire Department spokesman Alton Trahan said they are not yet sure how the fire began and cardboard is the only material burning at this point. The air as of Sunday he said is safe to breathe.
"Our hazmat crews are out there monitoring to make sure everything is safe okay we do not have any levels that are high enough to give anybody any concerns immediate concerns as far as what's burning," said Trahan
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I live in the Demokrat Socialist Republik of Illinois, and I agree with you whole heartedly. This happens all the time, in every election in this "State". In BHO's "Hometown" they elected a state rep that had a felony, just so the Dems could pull him out after he won, and replace him with someone else. They said it was too late to change the ballot and have a "fair" election. If things don't go their way, they are unfair and unjust. I say suck it up buttercup, and press on.


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The Thinking Brain
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Russia has suspended the import and use of an American GM corn following a study suggesting a link to breast cancer and organ damage.
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The decision by Russia could be followed by other nations in what would be a severe blow to the take-up of the controversial technology.
Historically, biotech companies have proved the safety of GM crops based on trials involving feeding rats for a period of 90 days.
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Don't be silly. Earth Shock just got buffed to match the tank abilities. And while all the tanks can (and should) apply the debuff to at least their main target, it's also true that Earth Shocking the guy(s) the tank didn't get can be helpful. Admittedly, for the caster who's sitting too far away for Pestilence or Thunderclap, you'd probably want to start with a Wind Shear, but y'all oughta be used to doing that by now.
Incidentally, unless the mob is immune to nature spells (like, say, rock, poison, or wind elementals) you can debuff pretty much every mob in the game with the attack speed reduction.


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Words can hurt. They don't leave marks, but they can do emotional harm.
When our son was diagnosed with a mental disability as a young child, our family became sensitive to the term "retard."
It's a common expression, unfortunately, one most people don't think twice in spouting. They may not intend to offend anyone within ear shot, but ignorance is a poor excuse.
"When anybody with a disability hears 'retard,' it's the ultimate insult, a slap in the face," Kirsten Spangenberg said.
The Boone Grove senior softball player has become more acute to the issue as the local member of the Indiana High School Athletic Association's Student Advisory Committee. In December, the IHSAA announced a partnership with Special Olympics at the committee's urging after an inspiring presentation by Special Olympian Andrew Peterson.
"As soon as he started speaking, the way he tells stories, it hits you in the heart hard," Spangenberg said. "It was so eye-opening. I used to hear Special Olympics, I'd think of someone who always needed help with something. After meeting someone like Andrew, it changes your whole perspective. They can hold conversations. They can dribble a basketball. It's amazing what they can do on their own. We completely judge them before we even remotely know anything about them."
Back in June, while at the IHSAA's leadership conference, Spangenberg attended a respect rally where people signed banners pledging to never say the "R word" again. The endeavor was part of a national campaign titled, "Spread the word to end the word." During the same trip, Spangenberg also took part in an obstacle course race, where she was partnered with a special needs child.
"The look on his face at the end, he told me it was the best two hours of his life," she said. "We took a picture and he said he was going to make it the background on his iPad. The little things mean so much to them. It was so nice."
Soon after, Spangenberg spoke with Wheeler principal Don Gandy, a member of the IHSAA executive committee who works with the student committee, on how they could bring the message closer to home.
What better way, they figured, than to coordinate an activity in conjunction with the football game between the Bearcats and Wolves?
Three weeks from today, when the teams kick off the 2013 season at Wheeler, fans from both schools will have the chance to sign a banner to show their support of the cause. Whichever school accumulates the most names will earn a traveling trophy. Rubber bracelets will also be sold for $1. Special Olympians and their parents will be admitted free and recognized at halftime.
Last winter, when Boone Grove played Hebron in boys basketball, Special Olympians including Boone's Jake Hemphill took the court. Boone A.D. Kerrie Schludecker remembers the overflow of emotion that night.
"They're our biggest fans. Jake's our biggest cheerleader," Schludecker said. "They wanted their role models to watch them play. Jake wanted to try to do what Dean (Hill) did. It was the neatest feeling to see. Everyone in the stands was crying. That started all the kids thinking, 'Let's do this.'"
The event is part of a community service project for Boone's Student Athlete Advisory Club, a group of more than 60 kids headed by Spangenberg. Coincidentally, Boone and Wheeler are close to becoming the first two Indiana high schools named official Special Olympics partners. As part of the process, they must raise funds, do volunteer work and heighten awareness.
All are important, but effective change of attitudes and beliefs only comes with awareness. If you're going to Wheeler, please sign the banner and buy a bracelet or two.
If it hasn't already been erased, let that be the beginning of the end of the "R word" in your vocabulary.


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There's something staggering about Robocop's fantastic baldness. It goes beyond plain old surface baldness; it's a sort of a mechanical-skull-deep baldness. It helps to emphasis the extent to which his humanity is subject to the cybernetic implants. Sure, he's kept his face and manages to look human, but at the same time, he's been denied the one thing that makes us what we are… divested of the one thing that separates us from animals.
A beautiful haircut.
Moreover, remember that Robocop was made in the eighties, a time in which man had truly mastered hair. We had climbed that mountain, we had feathered the hair of God himself.
We were cast down for our hubris, damned to a decade of nineties hair, but looking at the movies that survived… it was worth it.
Place Robocop in that context, imagine being a product of the eighties and not having hair.
Is it any wonder that we see him in the above gif, smashing a man who has no body, the one person lower on the eighties totem pole than a man without hair? It's only made more depressing by the fact that, in life, James Murphy had had such wonderful, eighties hair.
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With the beginning of a new month, and the return of wintery weather, I've decided that it's time to give the blog a bit of a theme. Today (April first), marks the beginning of the first time I'll try to chain a few posts together.
The main point of this is to see how well a pet theory holds up. I'd been considering the prominence of androids and cyborgs in science fiction, and a couple of things occurred to me all at once:
Androids: It seems almost universally the case that androids are either made to be as human as possible or deliberately made to look as human as possible so that they can blend in with humans. As a result, they should have really down-to-earth hairstyles that will help them blend in.
See: Data, The Terminator, Ash (Alien), human-form-cylons (not pictured due to spoiler-risk) and Roy Batty (Blade Runner).
[Much as Roy Batty might seem an exception, we must remember him as a product of the eighties]
Cyborgs: Being a mixture of man and machine, cyborgs don't have to try and look human. For reasons I can't begin to imagine, they're often bald.
See: Robocop, Darth Vader, Cyborg (Justice League) and Lobot (Star Wars).
Over the next week or so, I'll look into some of the more interesting haircuts that mechanical and partially mechanical characters have.
The first of these, pictured above, is Lobot. Lobot is fairly straightforward, being an administrative aide whose mind is linked directly with the network of computers that operate the cloud city. As in the case of Robocop, Lobot had cyborgdom (and the accompanying cyborg-pattern-baldness) thrust upon him, poor lad.
At the same time, I bet he gets killer bass with that biotech-headband.
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I always love when science fiction shows take into consideration the idea of a race having some sort of fundamental (sometimes highly visible) morphological disparity between the genders. I suppose Babylon 5's Centari are a great example once again.
The other day, I marvelled at the strange confluence of a makeup department and designers that resulted in the look of the Centari. I'd like to reiterate the point from that last blog post; the makeup department for Babylon 5 aimed specifically to design alien races that were "more than just a forehead." You're doing a bang up job, guys.
Today's image comes courtesy of John, who recommended that I watch Babylon 5. His comment on the whole business read,
I honestly have no idea […] to make things worse, all centari women are totally bald. It's certainly alien, I'll give them that.
In fairness, they're not completely bald, they're 95% bald with a very tidy ponytail and a funny headdress.
That's not so bad.
I've also been informed, courtesy of the excellent FuckYeahB5, that the Centari also boast fangs and genital tentacles (an idea that has me all aquiver).
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One of my favourite things about this blog is when someone tells me, "Oh wow, you really have to check out X show, keep and eye out for Y race/character." This is partially because I love science fiction, and watching it with an eye to upcoming dreadful haircuts gives me a reason to watch more of it than usual.
Apparently, Babylon 5's makeup department went in with the specific goal of improving science fiction TV shows by making aliens that were more than "just a forehead." A savvy criticism of other sci-fi shows, certainly, but it makes you wonder when the first thing someone says to you when they tell you to watch a show is, "Don't mind the Centari."
The men in the image above are Centari. I'll be honest, if it were my specific goal to make an alien race that was more than 'just a forehead,' I probably wouldn't have included one whose sole defining characteristic was an enormous forehead…
Oh, and, of course, that hair.
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There's something miraculous about the way low-budget sci-fi works when it comes to tertiary characters, it's like they just mobilise the cheapest way of making people look somehow strange or foreign.
In the example of the stripper above (who's only in it for the length of a conversation), her hair is coiled up in what appear to be springs. I often wonder about the circumstances leading up to a given character design. In this case, I wonder how people came to the conclusion that this was the best idea possible,
David: Hey, maybe we should make her an alien?
Alan: I dunno Dave, that sounds like a lot of time and effort…
David: No, no. It'll be super easy, all we need to do is take a bunch of those alien prosthetics, throw them in a big box and do a lucky dip with them.
Alan: I like your thinking David, but then we'd need to go all the way down to the costume department.
David: Well, what do we have here?
Alan: Just this enormous box of springs.
David: Alright, now bear with me, this is going to sound crazy, but…
I can only imagine the field-day those guys had when someone looked at this and said,
Perfect, she looks just like a space-stripper; this is exactly what we need. You might as well go home now boys, congratulations on a job well done.
She doesn't have a name in the series, but I like to think of her as Coilette.
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Very few science fiction hairstyles have managed to become iconic. In face, that category is probably limited to few examples outside the charming orange-haired Leeloo (Dallas Multipass) and princess Leia.
While The Fifth Element gets a bit of a free pass when it comes to strange future fashions (thank you John Paul Gaultier), it's hard not to question the style choices for Leia's hair. I suppose, if one were inclined to analysis, Leia's strange hair could be seen as an inversion of the Darth Vader baldness.
Where Vader's head is cradled in the cold, unfeeling metal of his gloss-black helmet, Leia's head is padded on either side by her soft brown tresses. It's a classic juxtaposition of the natural and the machined, good and evil.
The dark side of the force and the light side.
The hair and the bald.
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Some haircuts have become iconic for being so out there (and here I think of the laser-edged halo worn by Sushi-K in Snow Crash) that they work in spite of the fact that they're fundamentally laughable. In the opposite direction, some science fiction manages to have haircuts that are so appalling you have to question how the hair-and-make-up managed to convince everyone else involved that this was an acceptable look.
The above bald cap is from Alien Nation, which I've always just sort of assumed was a reboot. My friend Eoin informs me that it's just a film/series that's had multiple reboots. I guess there are some things so terrible they just refuse to die, no matter how many times they're put down.
Regardless, it's pretty horrific.
There are no really fun quotes, it's pretty dreadful throughout. The hair is the only highlight. I just love her ridiculous giraffoid head…
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Star Crash is a beautiful (see also: horrific) attempt to rip off Star Wars ahead of the film's release in Italy. Its original name was Scontri Stellari Oltre la Terza Dimensione (Stellar Clashes Beyond the Third Dimension), but for reasons I'll never understand the title was deemed unsuitable for use overseas.
I'll be honest, when I sat down to watch Star Crash, I wasn't told anything about it other than that the whole point of the movie was to ape Star Wars. In reality, the film is sort of beautifully confusing. It's only an hour and a half long, but somehow it feels as though it goes on fo days.
It also contains such wonderful lines as:
I'll scan him, with my computer waves.
Time for a little robot chauvinism.
Computer… Stop the flow of time!
Half way through the story, David Hasselhoff shows up, lightsabre in hand. It's really wonderful. Another day, I'll feature the Hasselhair, but for now, the evil Emperor of the Galaxy's fantastic Dracula-mullet-thing will have to do.
There's a bad guy called Zarn Arth. It's amazing.
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When I found this, the filename was "Stepford Borg."
I'm not sure what that means, but I do wonder the haircuts characters had in Star Trek: Voyager were so horrific.
In a future where everything is perfect and there is no currency or want, everyone gravitates towards hairdoes that look so difficult to maintain.
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Ah, the classic Romulan bowl job.
It's the perfect science fiction haircut. In a world where nobody cares about appearance, the efficiency is to be admired.
Note the similarities to the post below. In spite of all the universe has to offer, hair tends to coalesce around a fixed future.


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Laptops and iPads in the classroom seem like cutting edge educational tools.
Some parents in the Grand Island Public School District are raising concerns about the technology.
They fear students are using social media websites in class instead of school work.
Senior High students use their school issued iPads nearly every day.
Teachers admit they do catch students getting off task, but they use that as a teachable moment.
"That's something that they're going to have to learn because they have those phones, because when they get a job if they use them during those times, they could possibly get fired. Right now they're learning that if they use it at an inappropriate time their grades are going to suffer." Said Amy Boyer, Science Teacher at GISH.
Grand Island Public Schools says the iPads are already set to block inappropriate websites.
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This soup was easy to make, but turned out bland. It needs something, but I don't know what could make it better. Greek yogurt would have been better than the plain LF yogurt. Definitely not making again
Red Lentil-Pumpkin Soup
wonderwab Posted: 11/02/12
nepgirl16 Posted: 12/21/12
Used an entire can of pumpkin and upped the spices as suggested by others. Also added in some tumeric and nutmeg. I thought it had a nice, smoky Mediterranean flavor. Really good with greek yogurt mixed in.
Lusine Posted: 03/31/13
I added a pinch of paprika and turmeric and a moroccan blend spice mix which had cayenne. Turned out tasty, but a bit thin. Will try to double amount of lentils next time and maybe more pumpkin for color.
BonnieLou Posted: 10/23/12
My husband is a vegetarian so we always check out the new recipes each month. We made this last night and it was wonderful -- easy, healthy, with a nice kick from the red pepper, crunch from the pumpkin seeds, and cool/creaminess from the yogurt. Served with a salad and crusty bread. Would definitely make this for company.
PKcookin Posted: 01/27/13
It's got good flavor. It just seems like baby food. It's not bad, just not what I like.
fursandfeathers Posted: 10/24/12
I just made this soup tonight and it was outstanding! I loved it. I followed the recipe to the letter with the exception of doubling the cinnamon because I love cinnamon, and I felt it was perfect. I also didn't use a blender - I used an immersion blender, but learn from my mess, and if you use an immersion blender, add the additional 1/2 cup vegetable broth, water and pumpkin and then blend it all up together, otherwise there isn't enough to cover the blender and there's a bit of splashing to deal with on the counter and yourself (trust me on this). I used all of the toppings and just thought it was delicious! I couldn't stop raving about it as I was eating it. I am excited to have the left overs for lunch tomorrow. We had it tonight as a main dish with a side salad and it was light yet filling...nice way to get some lentils in to our diet too! Definitely give this recipe a try and tweak the spices to your liking. Enjoy it...I definitely did! ; )
HiloFoodie Posted: 11/13/12
This was very flavorful! A great fall recipe on a cool day. I used brown lentils because the store was out of red. The soup didn't look as pretty as the one pictured, but tasted great. Also on the immersion blender, I couldn't seem to get it as smooth as I wanted. Seemed as if I was using the wrong attachment or something (I'm new with the tool). I used Greek Yogurt and doubled the recipe to avoid having left over pumpkin.
LDombeck Posted: 11/02/12
Super delicious! I would do a double recipe next time since my husband and 4 and 6 year-olds ate this right up with some pumpkin biscuits on the side. I highly recommend using an immersion blender instead of a standard one. So much easier and less clean up. If you don't have one and only have one recipe that would use it, it would still be worth it to get an immersion blender. I can't believe how long I went without one. Really great recipe and easy and quick.
DeniseC Posted: 11/10/12
I disagree with wonderwab - it wasn't bland - I used cayenne for the red pepper and it had a kick to it the more I ate - will make again
detailaddict Posted: 12/07/12
I agree that this would have been a little bland without extra spices. After reading the other reviews I increased them by half and waited until the end to add the garlic. Even so, I was reluctant to dilute the flavor by adding the water, but the consistency would have been too thick without it. I too had to use mostly brown lentils, so my result didn't look like the picture. And having misread the title I was hoping for a more "pumpkin-forward" soup. I might make this again, but maybe with more pumpkin - or leaving it out altogether and keeping the lentils intact, as they were tasty enough by themselves.
carolfitz Posted: 02/08/13
Made this to get us through the Feb blizzard! Tweaked a bit to suit our tastes, but basically followed recipe. Added 1tsp garam masala, used more pumpkin & subbed broth for the water. Gorgeous in the bowl, very nice soup.
texicat Posted: 10/31/12
This was delicious! I had to add extra salt to compensate for my unsalted veggie broth, but after that it had a great balance of flavors. I garnished with some pepitas and sriracha and served with naan bread. Will definitely make again!
ktleyed Posted: 11/25/12
I made this just as written except I used chicken broth instead of vegetable, but I too found it a bit bland and had to had more salt and barely noticed the kick from the cayenne pepper. An immersion blender is a must, makes it as easy as anything to prepare.
Fran0831 Posted: 10/30/12
Next time I double the recipe, it went quickly, served with grilled cheese sandwich. I used an immersion blender too, but used a deep pot and had not problems. I think I would add a bit more spices to really pop up the flavor as well but what a great meal on a chilly night
bjane1 Posted: 10/25/13
While hubbie loved this soup, I thought it needed more spice and heat. Wish I would have read the reviews first!


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Fredsmemory holds off Very Vite
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Local trainer Finbar Hand saddled the newcomer by Dr Massini and his charge stuck on well in the closing stages to land the spoils.
Gareth Malone produced his mount to claim front-runner Butney Boy over two furlongs out but he had to battle to shake off that foe.
The Willie Mullins-trained Very Vite was well punted to score on his return from a 959-day absence and looked a big threat inside the final furlong.
The hotpot couldn't find a way past the outsider, however, who stuck his neck out to score by a length.
Hand trains the winner for his wife Karen and said afterwards:-
"We've been waiting three years on this fella and bought him as a three-year-old at Goffs.
"He's a bit quirky and showed that at the start today. We ran him in a schooling race in the spring and he went very well so we knew we had something but he got a hairline fracture of the knee.
"He's a real nice horse and was only about 80 per cent fit today but he was 100 per cent healthy which is the main thing."
(Additional reporting by Alan Magee)
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Friday, October 23, 2009
The changing seasons...
On our Nature walk this morning, I noticed just how much the seasons have changed... this furry little friend of mine was stashing walnuts into a little hollow in the tree... storing them up for the long winter ahead... (he told me he does not like winter either!)...
This is one of the first pictures I showed of my beautiful barn when I first started my blog, taken just this summer... it isn't really my barn, but we walk past it every day and because I love it sooo much, I call it mine...
Here is my beautiful barn today... I love the glorious Autumn colors now surrounding it... but do not want to think about how it will soon look blanketed in snow... is does look beautiful then... but I am already dreaming of how it looks in the Spring... are you???...
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- Bunny Rose Cottage said...
WOW Julie! Just look at the changes! It is amazing what the seasons do to things. I love all of your pics so much, they reminds me of greeting cards!
Love ya,
- October 23, 2009 at 5:06:00 PM MDT
- Bunny, The Paris House said...
Julie Marie, Your barn is lovely and peaceful. I bet it is stunning covered in a blanket of white snow too. I feel like that little fury creature today, I just ate so much pizza, as if I'm storing up for the winter months LOL!! ( we always eat pizza on Friday nights, my Italian grandparents would never eat meat on Fridays so its been our tradition for years ) I hope you have a wonderful weekend surrounded by all the beauty you share with us in your posts.
PS, I'm going to mail Amy's gift tomorrow, the post office was closed by the time I got there today...I was running late after Oliver's class field trip.
- October 23, 2009 at 5:35:00 PM MDT
- June said...
Both of your pictures are so beautiful Julie Marie. I just love old barns. This one looks as if it has seen many, many seasons come and go. I love it!
Hugs to you friend,
- October 23, 2009 at 7:35:00 PM MDT
- blushing rose said...
Julie Marie, your barn is as precious as are all of mine. Can't you just imagine all the weddings, christenings, family gatherings & dances were enjoyed beneath the roof of this exquisite structure, built by the hands of stalwart men & women of so long ago? I like to create 'stories' for my barns ... chuckle!
It gives them even more life & beauty to me.
Have a warm wonderful weekend. TTFN ~ Marydon
- October 23, 2009 at 7:58:00 PM MDT
- Vicki said...
Hello, Julie Marie,
I would love to go on a nature walk with you and Jack some morning. The old barn is so beautiful with its aged wood. I have always been drawn to old farmhouses and barns. Continue to enjoy your autumn days. Blessings to you, sweet friend! Vicki
- October 23, 2009 at 9:38:00 PM MDT
- Tracie~MyPetiteMaison said...
It's beautiful, Julie Marie. Wish I could go along with you on that walk by your barn. You're a girl after my own heart with your walks. I'll think of you tomorrow when I go on mine. Happy weekend and oh what I'd do if that barn was mine ;)
- October 23, 2009 at 11:10:00 PM MDT
- faerie enchantment said...
What a wonderful post filled w/autumn magic.
Magic and Joy,
- October 24, 2009 at 8:38:00 AM MDT
- NicNacManiac said...
How fortunate are you to have that beautiful barn within walking distance from you!! I'll bet you have many pieces of eye candy on your nature walk to keep you coming back!! Have a lovely Saturday!! xOxO
- October 24, 2009 at 1:37:00 PM MDT
- Ana said...
Hi Julie Marie,
I love your Red Barn. Please take a picture of it covered with snow and share it with us. It would be awesome if you would showed a picture of the barn in each season, wouldn't it? Can't wait. Cute fact: When we first bought our home, many years ago, our detached garage was red and it looked like a little barn. I use to call it My Little Red Barn. Wishing you a wonderful autumn day.
Hugs and Kisses,
- October 24, 2009 at 3:10:00 PM MDT
- Donna said...
Oh, yes, yes... Let's skip winter completely! The snow is beautiful but I do not enjoy feeling housebound and cold during the winter. I would glady go from autumn right into spring, with a magical "white Christmas" of about a week's duration in between!
Well I must admit I got chills when you left your comment regarding my orb and the possible connection with the old carpenter's bench that I just brought into the house! I purchased it years ago at a junktique store and it was old as the hills then... I will be keeping an eye on that corner of my family room for sure!
And like you, I do believe our loved ones are watching over us! I have a feeling my mom has been here a few times that I know of (wink!)... Donna
- October 24, 2009 at 4:14:00 PM MDT
- A Rose Without A Thorn said...
What a beautiful red barn, just imagine all of the years that it has seen. I wonder what tales it could tell......
- October 24, 2009 at 5:13:00 PM MDT
- Chiclaire said...
This post maskes me wanna get my camera and take pictures. Luv it. XoXO ♥ :)
- October 24, 2009 at 11:26:00 PM MDT
- koralee said...
Sooooo lovely...I love barns, especially this time of year or winter when the snow is all around them! Lovely images.
- October 25, 2009 at 9:05:00 AM MDT


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Jacqueline Jones, PHD, RN, is on a mission to help older veterans "stay in place." Her passion stems from a personal and professional conviction that older veterans should be able to be in a place that feels like home.
Jones is co-investigator with Cari Levy, MD, PhD, the principal investigator and a physician at the VA Hospital, in a study to assess whether Medical Foster Homes, a VA model, can provide safe, cost-effective alternatives to nursing homes for older veterans. The original research in Denver, published in the Journal of Nursing Practice and Education (online, September 2013), led to the current national study.
For the past two years, Levy, Jones and colleagues have been collecting qualitative data at sites around the country where medical foster homes are in place. The on-site visits—in Arkansas, Minnesota, Florida, South Dakota, Maryland and Oregon— last two to three days. The team interviews veterans, caregivers, family members and medical foster home site coordinators, and conducts focus groups with each site's home-based primary care teams. They also assess high- and low-enrollment programs across the nation.
"I'm passionate about keeping older adults in their 'home' for as long as they wish and as long as they can be supported by services coming into the home," says Jones, whose research in "aging in place" has informed national policy in her native Australia.
"Veterans have served their country and are often vulnerable and at a disadvantage as they age, and often end up in a nursing home, like many non-military older adults."
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They predicted 20% chance of rain by me, yet none there, so I decided the Northern route above I-94 was best, Hwy 16 to Hwy 60 into Spring Green. Unfortunately, I went that way 2 weekends ago to the GRRR.[/URL] The first part of that RR is the same route, but I did stop and get some new pictures, and the route from Spring Green (Home of one Taliesin) differs a lot.
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About a mile down, we hit the next town. They must have some connection to this Science Fiction writer, and I never noticed that before. I have read his work.
On towards Lodi, I don't want to get stuck in there again.
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I hit the gas station in Spring Green, tank up, Chicken Tender and water up, and ponder the next 133 miles of mostly 2 lane to Money Creek. I will be heading up North on Hwy G around 20 miles or so, much through Amish Country, it's a nice road. I pick up a few west heading back roads to hit Hwy P, in the Kickapoo River Valley. From there a long ride West on nice 2 lane into Coon Vally, 15 miles from La Crosse. Google says 98 miles to Coon Vally from Spring Green, and what a ride!
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You can see the coming curves on Hwy G.
I was dying to get a picture of this.
What a great curvy road, I am blasting alon...whoops, CHEESE!
G is nice, but here we are, just outside of Hillsboro (where I went for gas, when I went on reserve right as I turned on P! :banghead) at our goal.
This sums it up best: Roy cam.

Don't ask how I filmed that.:lol3
It's such an enjoyable road, but I quickly reach Coon Vally. I get on Hwy 14 and make it into La Crosse around 3:30.
That sucks at Rush hour when it's hot, but I cross over the river, buy a sub at Subway, pack it, and head into Bluff Country.
Well worth it.
I pull into Money Creek about 4:30, register and go to find my brother and friends.


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