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15" x 7" Magnum 500 Wheel for 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 and 1973 Mustangs.
The Magnum 500 wheel is undoubtedly one of the most popular early model Mustang wheels ever! This wheel was exclusive on factory 1966 GT350/Hertz and 1969-1970 Boss 302/429 Mustangs. It's time to add a little history to your Mustang with a set of new Magnum 500 wheels!With the correct 5 x 4.5" bolt pattern, this 15" x 7" Magnum 500 Wheel will fit most 5-lug 1965-1973 Mustangs for a classic, custom look. However, the 15" x 7" wheel is not recommended for use on the front of 1965-1966 Mustangs as they do not have enough clearance from the factory for a 7" wheel in most cases, a 5" or 6" wide wheel is a safer alternative and generally recommended.
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Kits include wheels, center caps and lug nuts. All packages come mounted and balanced ready to bolt on.
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Size: | 15" x 7" |
Lugs: | 5-Lug |
Finish: | Chrome with Flat Black Inserts |
Backspacing: | 4.25" |
Offset: | 6mm |
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- 1965-1973 Magnum 500 Wheel Center Caps (4)
- Chrome Lug Nuts (20)
When purchasing a wheel kit, a beautiful Magnum 500 center cap is included. The center cap is licensed by Ford and features a chrome body with a black center and chrome running pony emblem.
Please Note: This wheel is designed for fitment on Mustangs with factory equipped parts. The use of aftermarket disc brake conversion kits may lead to clearance issues. Please check fitment before ordering.
One of the easiest ways to get the biggest visual impact from an upgrade to your 1964-1973 Mustang is by adding some new wheels and tires from CJ Pony Parts to your car. There are many different wheel options available, from a classically styled wheel to match your classic Mustang, to a modern look for your retro-mod Mustang. With the addition of matching tires, your Mustang can look amazing in no time!
Product Questions
looking to upgrade magnum style wheel's on my 1979 Ford Ranchero from the existing 14" to 15" !5 x 7 or 15 x 8 Do you have magnum wheel's that will fit this vehicle
The lug pattern is the same so the magnums we offer will work for your application.
Date published: 2017-01-17
Can I order one rim and tire?
Yes you can, please call toll free at 1-800-888-6473 and speak with a sales rep. if you would like it mounted and balanced.
Date published: 2017-02-04
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Date published: 2016-09-23
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Autumn settles on the plains of Abanasinia as rumors of war and strange creatures travel from the northern lands. Friends meet in the tree-town of Solace after many years spent apart, hoping to reminisce about old times and adventures past. But the people of Ansalon need heroes, as the ancient gods have returned to the world, and brought creatures of myth and legend to fight in their battles. Dragons- ancient, deadly, and powerful- have returned to Krynn. An adventure like no other calls the heroes to rediscover the greatest gift given to the mortal races, to find a safe haven for hundreds of desperate refugees, and unearth the first secrets that might lead to the power of the Dragonlance.
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Mad King's Monkey
There is a cold wind blowing through the Reaches of Man.
For as long as history records, there have been gates - from the huge Arches through which whole wagon trains can pass, to little doors more suitable for a child than a grown adult. Between all of these gates is the Netherworld, sometimes dry and dusty, sometimes green and fertile, sometimes cold and snow-covered. But always with the same flat iron-grey sky and generally safe so long as you follow the rules; stay on the path, do not sleep while in the Netherworld and take nothing from the Netherworld through a gate.
The paths of the Netherworld are as many and varied as the gates they traverse between. The most famous are the Great Roads that connect the Arches. They are arrow straight and topped with smooth paving stones. One hundred paces to each side the land is flat and featureless, adorned only with grass and wild flowers. The other paths range from tracks wide enough for wagons to those that seem little more than animal tracks. Most are of handpicked earth sometimes supplemented by hewn timber or crushed stone where the ground is boggy. Occasionally there are small bridges or raised walkways of timber or stones. But most are just hard-beaten earth. But whatever the appearance of the paths, they have been uniformly easy enough to traverse with good footing and clear of obstructing vegitation.
Or so they once were. Now a days it is not uncommon to find weeds growing through the paving stones of the Great Roads, which no longer seem as straight and smooth as they used to be, and thorny bushes and corpses of small stunted trees and thick underground seem to crowd the roads in places. The smaller paths seem to be narrower, rockier and more treacherous underfoot, and a wise traveller takes a stout staff for there are places now where branches hang low over the paths and thorny bushes clutch and tear at the fabric of ones clothes. And while the Netherworld seems as empty and uninhabited as always, travellers commonly talk about the sense of being watched and of darker shadows lurking in the shadows which hover at the edge of ones vision. Many old timers will tell you that it is colder now in the Netherworld, and will point out the dark clouds that can now sometimes be seen rolling slowly across a sky that was once just a featureless expanse of unchanging grey.
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<i>They are coming.
The First Prophet looked up at the stars, his eyes white and unseeing, yet his gaze extending far beyond time and space. From across a thousand light years and a hundred centuries, he could sense the gathering forces racing towards Solomon, ready to dive upon its surface and claim its treasure as their own. Millennia ago, Solomon had been entrusted with the Keys- seven links in the chain of reality, each with dominion over one of the basic forces of the Universe. Discovered by the ancient Eldar, scattered amongst the people of Solomon, hidden and protected against discovery at all costs, the Keys combined could make the wielder a god, able to reshape reality as he or she saw fit. For thousands of years, the people of Solomon had kept them secret and safe. Now the secret was out, and the race was on.
Time. Space. Creation. Destruction. Matter. Energy. Spirit.
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This campaign takes the standard "Superhero RPG" and turns it into a "Comic Book Company Universe" rpg.
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Financial Results The financial information presented below represents results from continuing operations. Financial information for the second quarter of fiscal 2013 also reflects the company's January 27, 2012 acquisition of a slot route operation in Deadwood, South Dakota. As previously announced, Nevada Gold completed the sale of the Colorado Grande Casino in Cripple Creek, Colorado in May 2012. As a result, the Colorado Grande's results have been reclassified as discontinued operations. Excluding the non-recurring charges, operating results for the period ended October 31, 2012 reflect an operating income of $0.7 million compared to an operating loss of $0.2 million for the prior-year period. For the second quarter of fiscal 2013, net revenues increased 28% to $16.4 million compared to $12.8 million in the prior-year period. Operating expenses, excluding non-recurring charges, increased 20% to $15.7 million compared to $13.1 million in the prior-year period. The revenue and expense increases are primarily due to the addition of the South Dakota slot route operation. The non-recurring expenses recorded during the quarter ended October 31, 2012 include a $0.3 million non-cash write-off of project development costs, primarily related to the Las Vegas Speedway Project, and a $0.7 million charge for severance related to the former CEO and the elimination of several corporate positions. The annual cost reductions that have been implemented will be reflected in our operating results beginning in the third quarter of fiscal 2013. During the quarter ended October 31, 2011, Nevada Gold recorded a non-cash impairment adjustment of $2.3 million for vacant land the company owns in Colorado. Operating loss for the current quarter totaled $0.3 million compared to an operating loss of $2.5 million in the prior-year quarter. Net loss was $0.8 million compared to a net loss of $2.2 million, which includes the non-recurring charges, and a net loss from discontinued operations of $.1 million in each quarter. On a per share basis, net loss for continuing operations was $0.04 in the 2013 second quarter compared to $0.15 in the prior-year period. On a per share basis, net loss for discontinued operations was $0.01 in both the 2013 and the 2012 quarters.


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This painting was a Christmas gift from Luke to his wife, Rosie. Tackling this portrait was scary because I know Rosie, and I wanted this to be good, PLUS I've never done anything with this many different personalities in one portrait. I mean, look at the expression...
Christmas Commission
"Rosie & her six flower girls"
This painting was a Christmas gift from Luke to his wife, Rosie. Tackling this portrait was scary because I know Rosie, and I wanted this to be good, PLUS I've never done anything with this many different personalities in one portrait. I mean, look at the expression on the little one to the right of Rosie. No wonder Rosie's smiling…
…Luke wanted this to be a surprise, and I'm touched that he was willing to take a chance on such an important gift.
I'll try and take you through the process.
Once I'd done the drawing (1st image on right), I then put liquid masque over the areas where I wanted to be able to wash color, and keep the white of the paper (namely, the small lights against the brick wall). Those are the brown blobs you see.
Next, I painted the bricks and floor to establish my background.
Then I started laying in the pale purples for the shadows of the material, and golds that were reflected in the sparkles that were throughout the dresses. This I had to do slowly as the shadows and reflections are subtle. Remember, everyone was wearing, basically, white! I wasn't trying to recreate every little nuance, but just suggest what was going on. This, frankly, is what took the most time. The skirt is fundamentally made up of shapes, lots of them, in varying subtle colors. This forced me to call on attributes that I don't naturally have, namely discipline…
The third and fourth images show more of the laying in of the colors, gradually adding more depth each time.
Luke chose a wonderful gift for Rosie. For me, it was thrilling to see them so happy with my painting.
"She loves it! She was really taken aback.
It so wonderfully captures all the personalities of those little girls and that special moment"
Luke Riddle
"I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!! Thank you so much Sarah! You did an absolutely amazing job!"
Rosie Riddle
If you'd like a watercolor, pastel, charcoal or oil portrait or painting for someone special, please go to my Commissions page or contact me through either email or phone (912-223-8674), and I'd love to work out something for that special person.
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- adj. Of, relating to, or being an asymptote; (of lines) approaching ever nearer, but never crossing.
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- Same as asymptotical.
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- adj. relating to or of the nature of an asymptote
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The older I get the less I seem to believe in asymptotic futures.
If the shooter always puts the bullet in the same chamber, the probability that is, the asymptotic quotient of number of guys killed versus number of shots fired is not 1/6.
Yet the wave length of the photon at "- infinity" is equal to that at "infinity," where these are defined as asymptotic regions.
I hope at least the idea of asymptotic vs. local response proves useful to you.
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First, peace is more about process than result, in the sense that there is no "there" there; it is sometimes said that peace is asymptotic, meaning that we may approach but never reach a final destination where all issues are settled.
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Only "asymptotic" independence is required according to certain conditions.
W remembered looking up the term while reading Fredric Jameson, who used "asymptotic" to describe the relation between the symbolic and the real, and to argue that just because language didn't touch the real, we shouldn't assume that the real didn't exist (Ideologies, 104).
In contrast, socialists and radicals envisage a future society, if only as a kind of asymptotic goal, in which distinctions of class and rank are abolished.
In Sloan's very last scan, it found a star of the kind that Jill Knapp studied in her pre-Sloan days, an extremely massive star called an asymptotic giant branch star, normally too bright for the CCDs, but this one was obscured by a shell of dust.
In contrast, in social organizations where growth is driven by superlinear scaling, growth is unbounded, never reaching an "asymptotic" stable state, and proceeding at a rate that is faster than exponential.
We can look at another way too: closer and closer to death (the asymptote)...but never reaching it. See hylozoism and hylopathism.
Now I'm depressed.
Taken from mathematics, this is a marvelous word to use when you want to convey something keeps getting closer and closer...but never reaches it. The simple example is this: take a number and divide it by 2. Then divide that by 2, ad infinitum. While you will get closer and closer to zero, you will never actually reach zero. This is called asymptotically approaching zero. What a metaphor for life in many ways...you get closer and closer, but never reach it.


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When designing your bedroom, don't forget to address the foot of the bed. Don't miss the chance to do more with this seemingly small amount of space. Do you have any furniture placed at the foot of your bed? Over the years I've had a slat coffee table bench, two patent leather ottomans, and an antique settee. Lists. These user-created lists contain the word 'foot of the bed'.
Turn The Foot Of Your Bed Into Your Home's Most Stylish Spot. A traditional fabric-covered bench is a design staple, but consider these other options. There's someone standing at the foot of my bed. Every night for the past week, as my eyelids grow heavy and I slip into unconsciousness he comes out, his hands grasping the metal railing, rising one inch at a time. This is the electric warmer designed for the foot of the bed, delivering the perfect amount of heat to keep toes toasty without overheating the rest of the body.
Sleeping At The Foot Of The Bed lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's really a fun song to do, it was recorded by Little Jimmy Dickens. When it comes to bedroom design, an area that is easily forgotten about is the foot of the bed. This is unfortunate because this space provides so many opportunities to add function and create another point of interest. Parkes Hotel, London Picture: tv at the foot of the bed – Check out TripAdvisor members' 50205 candid photos and videos of Parkes Hotel.
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Regardless of how hard it is to rouse kids on a school day, their eyes will undoubtedly snap open at the crack of Christmas dawn. Give them a surprise to wake up to — and gain an extra hour or so of sleep for yourself — by hanging stockings from their beds, instead of from the mantel, for Santa to fill with small gifts. The foot of your bed is an important part that cannot be ignored of your bedroom. Firstly, as a component of the bed, if it is not well decorated, it will make the appearance of the whole bed almost reduced to nothing. Little Boy kneels at the foot of the bed, Droops on the little hands little gold head. Hush! Hush! Whisper who dares! Christopher Robin is saying his prayers. Did you ever sleep at the foot of the bed when the weather was a whizzin' cold? When the wind was a whistlin' round the house and the moon was yellow as gold, You give your good one mattress up to Aunt Lizzie & Uncle Fred, Too many kinfolks on a bad night so you went to the foot of the bed.


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04-17-2009, 03:01 PM #1LCD Brightness on Water Damaged Iphone
I recently dropped my IPhone 3G in water and it was dead for the past week. I just took apart the phone and cleaned the logic board and other parts. The phone began to work again today. The only problem I am having is that the LCD brightness is very dim.
I am wondering which ribbon controls the lcd brightness? Is it Ribbon 3? I am wondering if I damaged the ribbon as I was taking it out since I had a hard time figuring out the "clamp" part, unfortunately.
Also, is there a site where I can buy extra screws? I seem to have misplaced a couple.
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Therapy Over the Cap
It's that time of the year when therapy providers are carefully reviewing the potential for therapy over the cap for each of their Medicare patients. Beneficiaries may need to exceed the therapy cap for several reasons:
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Any diagnosis can quality for therapy over the cap, the devil is in the details of the documentation, and it starts with the evaluation. During the initial evaluation the clinician should note complexities and comorbidities present, and how they will affect the plan of care and the progress that the patient will make. Therapists are often good at identifying the complexities and comorbidities (especially in the presence of EMR prompts to do so), but often fail to link them to their predicted impact on the course of therapy. Documentation should be clear, and identify based upon the evaluation how to setup the need for a therapy program that may require more visits, a different approach to therapy, or more frequent reevaluations or even a skilled maintenance program. Objective tests and measures as well as other clinical findings from the therapy examination and evaluation along with the expert insight of the clinician determine the medical necessity for skilled therapy services.
CMS provides guidance on therapy over the cap:
In making a decision about whether to utilize the exception, clinicians shall consider, for example, whether services are appropriate to: The patient's condition, including the diagnosis, complexities, and severity; The services provided, including their type, frequency, and duration; and The interaction of current active conditions and complexities that directly and significantly influence the treatment such that it causes services to exceed caps.
During the next 10 visits, on the way to the progress report keep track of treatment sessions and ask yourself:
- Am I continually reassessing the patient?
- Am I updating objective tests and measures?
- Am I progressing the patient in the treatment session and in the home exercise program?
- Am I noting the patient's response to therapy, and their active participation in their HEP?
At the 10th visit your progress report should demonstrate the medical necessity for continued care, and it not, therapy should be wrapped up and the patient discharged. If this first progress report doesn't demonstrate medical necessity for continued care, it likely won't by the second progress report – the point when the patient is in all probability over the therapy cap.
As the therapy cap approaches for your patients consider a contemporaneous peer clinical review to ensure that all the correct clinical information to support the medical necessity for continued skilled therapy or skilled maintenance therapy is documented: in the evaluation and in the important first progress report.
Do you have patients approaching the cap? Do you concurrently review the medical necessity for continued care at the first progress report before the patient reaches the therapy cap?
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Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:26 PM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
I made some signs and I carried some stuff...and that was enough to change the world.
Not the whole world, of course, but some of the world, my world, and sometimes that is enough.
It was just before the holidays, I was a 2nd year teacher in a financial battle with my student loans (they garnished me and the only way to get rid of the garnishment was pay in full, on time, my student loan of $900 a month, for six months. But the garnishment took 25% of my $1800 check (and I only got 9 of those a year) so after the 25% was taken out I was getting paid around 1400 bucks a month, (minus my union dues). To get the garnishment off they wanted $900 more of that $1400 for six months. And for three months in the summer I didn't get a check at all. It was awful. I stopped eating breakfast and had a peanut butter sandwich for lunch and usually the same for dinner. Right after payday I'd splurge and buy a 2 lb block of cheese. To this day a grilled cheese sandwich tastes like the king's feast to me. And I thought it was hard. But then I'd go to school (in the poorest neighborhood in town) and everywhere I looked there was a kid that was hungrier than me. ( I'm a big guy with honking big muscles so even hungry my body had a whole lot of muscle to munch on when times were lean) The school lunch program fed the kids breakfast and lunch (if their parents had filled out the forms and sent them in on time) but I had several students I knew would not be eating until they got back to school the next day. I'm not the kind of guy who can deal with things like that very well. I was getting to the point where I couldn't eat anything without feeling guilty. And then the worst of the worst happened. It was before the holidays and one of my kid's moms lost her job. And then the dad got run over and killed. My educational assistant stopped at their house and told me the next day, "I am sorry and I shouldn't tell you this," as she burst into tears,"I looked in the cupboards while the mom was in the other room. They have nothing. There wasn't even a bean." We just stood and looked at each other. She made less than I did and I had noticed that her lunch wasn't much different than mine. Peanut butter, and, just like me, she often gave it away to the students. And I started crying because I couldn't help. I had no money. My credit was ruined or charged to the hilt. Ironically, I didn't have much more than a bean myself. And I just kept on crying on and off all morning. Standing in class, looking at this kid who just lost his dad and was not going to eat dinner. And I excused myself, got a marker and some paper, and I put up signs in the teacher's lounge that I needed help. And I put up signs in the hall for an emergency food drive. I sent the kid home that night with my parking meter money from the ashtray of my car, my loaf of bread and my jar of peanut butter. The next day at school one of the teachers walked up and handed me an envelope of $350--every teacher had ponied up some money-there were only 14 of us in the building. The food drive boxes were stuffed and overflowing with food. And I mean overflowing. I think every teacher emptied their kitchens. A lot of the students did too, from the looks of it. When I pulled up to my student's house that afternoon, the bed of my Chevy pickup was piled high with a mound of canned and boxed foods. When his mom opened the door to me holding a box of food she looked so grateful and happy. Her four kids all standing around her, jumping up and down and screaming as they started looking in the box of food. They were going to have a feast! I don't remember what all was in the box, but I remember his littlest sister jumping up and down, squealing with glee and holding a can of corn like it was gold. Such joy over a can of corn can break your heart. Mom didn't speak English so I just held up my finger "WAIT!" and ran back around the corner to the car. I ran back to the house with another box. It was like someone handed them another box of gold! More screams! More joy! Mom was shaking and looked at me with so many thanks I can't explain the depth of it in words. A few times in my life a person has let down their guard and allowed me to look right into their soul. This was one of them. And so I grabbed her hand and pulled her around the corner and she saw the mountain of food. And she screamed and began sobbing. This was a mom who, five minutes earlier, thought she would be sending her kids to bed without dinner. She was far away in a new country with no friends and no family to help her. She was on her own and was lost. And then she was found. And she was sobbing for her kids, for her lost husband, for this new hard life she had found herself in. But her kids were screaming and running around my truck in glee, the neighbors started to trickle out to see what the hubbub was about. And they joined in, helping me carry in the mountain of food. We covered the counters and the floors of the kitchen and it spilled out into the living room and slowly filled that up too. Every surface was food. The kids were laughing and happy. Walking around while sticking out their tummies as though they had already eaten their feast. Mom stood by a picture of her husband and murmured under her breath. Her tears came and went but she never lost this amazed look that wouldn't leave her face. And then all the boxes and bags were inside. I hugged mom, my student, even his little brothers and sisters. The littlest sister had dropped her corn somewhere and was now holding one of those double sized cans of peaches. (If Golden Lady is a brand, that is what my hazy memory is filling in). And then I handed mom the envelope of money and left. I didn't wait for her to open it. The poor woman was having to hold up this facade because I was there, and I felt she deserved to scream or run or cry or collapse with only her family in attendance. And I got to my car, cried some more with my head down on the steering wheel, and then I did that Grinch thing where my heart grew ten sizes to big. I changed that day as I came to the realization that I COULD do something. I could ALWAYS do something--even if it took some work to figure out what that something was. And I vowed then to host a food drive at school every year. And I have. There are way to many "I's" in this story. It is not about me. I did little if nothing. I made some signs and I carried some stuff. I couldn't afford to do more. I had nothing else to give. And so I used what I had to change the world for this family. What we gave them carried them through while the social safety net that we here at DU defend so vehemently, was put into place. I remind all of you that even if you don't have an extra dime in your pocket can make a difference. If you have a job, ask your boss tomorrow if you can do a food drive. If your kid is in a school, ask the principal tomorrow if you can run a food drive. If you go to church, have a friend who owns a business or works somewhere that might be cool with it, then ask if they'll host a food drive. Then make a few signs. Carry some stuff. Change the world you live in for the better. Peace out DU brothers and sisters. Step up if you can. There are people waiting for your help. (and here is a DUer in need here at Wishadoo: http://www.wishadoo.org/wishlist/139/help-for-new-engine-for-disabled-van/ If you have a few bucks to share we can all help this DUer fix the engine of their wheelchair van)
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I made some signs and I carried some stuff...and that was enough to change the world. (Original post) |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | OP |
NMDemDist2 | Dec 2012 | #1 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #23 | |
postulater | Dec 2012 | #2 | |
Ilsa | Dec 2012 | #3 | |
grantcart | Dec 2012 | #4 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #40 | |
CaliforniaPeggy | Dec 2012 | #5 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #18 | |
Squinch | Dec 2012 | #6 | |
Maraya1969 | Dec 2012 | #7 | |
redwitch | Dec 2012 | #8 | |
freshwest | Dec 2012 | #9 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #20 | |
Hannahcares | Dec 2012 | #10 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #19 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #37 | |
FSogol | Dec 2012 | #11 | |
GoneOffShore | Dec 2012 | #12 | |
Hekate | Dec 2012 | #13 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #36 | |
Hekate | Dec 2012 | #52 | |
Overseas | Dec 2012 | #14 | |
Liberal_in_LA | Dec 2012 | #15 | |
Melissa G | Dec 2012 | #16 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #38 | |
heaven05 | Dec 2012 | #17 | |
Bozita | Dec 2012 | #21 | |
kimbutgar | Dec 2012 | #22 | |
abq e streeter | Dec 2012 | #24 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #42 | |
leanforward | Dec 2012 | #25 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #39 | |
femrap | Dec 2012 | #26 | |
Heathen57 | Dec 2012 | #27 | |
TrogL | Dec 2012 | #28 | |
russspeakeasy | Dec 2012 | #29 | |
madfloridian | Dec 2012 | #30 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #43 | |
midnight | Dec 2012 | #31 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #44 | |
midnight | Dec 2012 | #55 | |
Flatulo | Dec 2012 | #32 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #45 | |
Lifelong Protester | Dec 2012 | #33 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #46 | |
defacto7 | Dec 2012 | #34 | |
HCE SuiGeneris | Dec 2012 | #35 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #47 | |
line4line77 | Dec 2012 | #41 | |
OneGrassRoot | Dec 2012 | #48 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #49 | |
OneGrassRoot | Dec 2012 | #50 | |
beachgirl2365 | Dec 2012 | #51 | |
DonRedwood | Dec 2012 | #53 | |
Patiod | Dec 2012 | #54 |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:31 PM
NMDemDist2 (49,312 posts)
1. thank you
IMHE i find that people will help other people when they know there's a need
and too bad you didn't keep one of the boxes for yourself |
Response to NMDemDist2 (Reply #1)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:09 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
23. I survived...but I did quit teaching for several years so I could make more money
very glad to be back to teaching.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:33 PM
postulater (5,075 posts)
2. You're a good man, DonRedwood
Proud to recommend this.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:34 PM
Ilsa (42,508 posts)
3. I'm hoping all that love came back to you ten-fold. nt
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:36 PM
grantcart (42,035 posts)
4. You are a great great teacher and the lessons that will be learned from your actions
will change those children's lives, have an impact on the teachers and fellow students. It will impact people here. And those people will respond and cause further ripples. Like a stone cast in a still pool the ripples will bounce off the edges and continue. But instead of dissipating they will grow and grow. From one that has been on that peanut butter sandwich diet a few times, and who has gone to the park for the guys who have nothing with peanut butter sandwiches I salute you as a great teacher and a Captain of the Peanut Butter Brigade. |
Response to grantcart (Reply #4)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 02:59 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
40. Thank you so much for those kind words
I've come out stronger for my peanut butter days, I hope the same can be said of you.
:0) |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:37 PM
CaliforniaPeggy (121,504 posts)
5. And now I'm in tears, my dear DonRedwood...
Thank you for your wonderful story. It is truly a miracle, what you did.
I'm proud to know you here.....and I wish I knew you out there in "real life." |
Response to CaliforniaPeggy (Reply #5)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:39 PM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
18. I hope it inspires some love!
And thank you for the kind words. You know me better than anyone on here i reckon'. You were the first person to welcome me to DU many moons ago!
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:43 PM
redwitch (13,119 posts)
8. Thank you. nt
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:46 PM
freshwest (53,661 posts)
9. Thanks Don! Love you more with every post! (tears, too)
Response to freshwest (Reply #9)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:51 PM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
20. I'm just trying to make up for a selfish no-good youth!
I'm making my way to heaven one act of kindness at a time...but, so far, I'm still digging my way out of the hole due to my sketchy past.
:0) |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:48 PM
Hannahcares (97 posts)
10. Thank you for your moving story
You will inspire many with this moving story of how we can all help. We're sending all our gifts to Feeding America this year, and driving to every event with a trunk full of canned goods and diapers for the local food drives.bless you for sharing! Peace, hannah
Response to Hannahcares (Reply #10)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:46 PM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
19. Very cool! I never think about diapers.
Those must be terribly expensive for a single mom :0(
Response to Hannahcares (Reply #10)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 02:18 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
37. And welcome to DU! Forgot to say that!
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 10:58 PM
FSogol (33,090 posts)
11. Great story. Thanks for all you do. n/t
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:03 PM
GoneOffShore (12,933 posts)
12. Thank you Don Redwood.
You did good.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:04 PM
Hekate (41,989 posts)
13. Can't stop the tears
BIG reminder to me to send big check to local food bank. Thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Hekate |
Response to Hekate (Reply #13)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 02:16 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
36. I'm sure sorry I made you cry. Mighty happy to hear about that check!
Imagine the smiles on the faces who will be getting some extra food!
:0) |
Response to DonRedwood (Reply #36)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 04:35 PM
Hekate (41,989 posts)
52. Oh, don't be sorry. Your story touched me deeply--as you meant it to! Good job.
I am a somewhat erratic supporter of our local Food Bank, and though one year I tried giving something every month, I usually end up making a lump sum donation about year's end. Couldn't find the envelopes they sent me, so I will probably just drop by their headquarters some time next week. For an "affluent" county (so people on the outside think), we sure have a LOT of people needing help with the basics.
Happy holidays to you and yours, Don. Hekate |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:07 PM
Liberal_in_LA (44,397 posts)
15. kick
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:16 PM
Melissa G (10,170 posts)
16. Beautiful story.
Thanks for posting. Thank you for what you did and likely still do every day of your life. Your students are blessed to have you, as are we here at DU.
Response to Melissa G (Reply #16)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 02:35 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
38. Mighty kind words Melissa--I appreciate that very much.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:19 PM
heaven05 (13,809 posts)
17. you
are a real one. genuine caring gentleman human being. You had my heart sad at your plight and happy for what you did for others while in your troubles. I would shake your hand and if you drink offer you a beer. I almost cried because of this. Thanks for caring enough in a hard hearted world.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:55 PM
Bozita (26,955 posts)
21. a great big K&R
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Thu Dec 13, 2012, 11:57 PM
kimbutgar (4,933 posts)
22. Thank you for such a beautiful story
I teared up reading. You are such an amazing person that your little gesture
developed into an outpouring. There are more of us good people that care about the less fortunate in this country, those on the right have no idea of the suffering poor people in this country. Today I talked to a guy who was complaining about taxes going up and believed that the age of Medicare should go up. He has no idea of real working people in his little stock market world. Comfortable in his office never having to worry about a paycheck or the next meal. |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:15 AM
abq e streeter (7,658 posts)
24. Wow.Thank you . I don't even know what else to say.
Response to abq e streeter (Reply #24)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:21 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
42. Thank you was plenty
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:16 AM
leanforward (386 posts)
25. You've got to give of yourself
Thank you sir. I took that from an old song. The good you did that day is beyond belief. The strong suit for you is you took nothing, because you know your situation will change. The mom and kids were just flat out hungry, and you gave the mom hope. I seen something like this once in Izmir, Turkey, from a kid about our same age following us around and then we sit down to eat our bagged lunch. We realized he was hungry. All eleven of us teenage Explorers shared a lot.
Response to leanforward (Reply #25)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 02:37 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
39. A very hearty welcome to DU!
Wow--you all traveled to Turkey as teens? That must have been quite an adventure!
There is nothing like travelling outside the United States to make me appreciate what we have here. The only pity is so many have forgotten how to share. |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:16 AM
femrap (13,418 posts)
26. You are a good soul. nt.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:18 AM
Heathen57 (573 posts)
27. Many thanks for your
reminder about just how sometimes we forget that there are others in more need than ourselves.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:32 AM
TrogL (31,879 posts)
28. I could not imagine this.
I taught for three years in a community where nobody was hungry 'cause they all had oil jobs. The kids hated school because their fathers had grade 5 education and were making more than I was with two degrees.
I gave up after three years. |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:36 AM
russspeakeasy (6,539 posts)
29. Thanks for being part of the human and humane race.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:45 AM
madfloridian (88,114 posts)
30. Thank you for posting that.
What a thoughtful post.
You know what happened to me one day? I found out accidentally that people who did not even know who in the heck I was online...had read my posts. It had made a difference in their views on education. I did not tell them it was me, because there was no need. I just said the bloggers have made a huge difference. I told her that the teachers in this city now had to become activists on the ground. So doing something matters, even when we feel like it doesn't. |
Response to madfloridian (Reply #30)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:23 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
43. I understand that! You've opened my eyes on many occasions and I have shared
much of the information you have shared with us.
That was one of the reasons I was so happy to have you back with us! |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:51 AM
midnight (26,624 posts)
31. Amazing story... Thank you for sharing and passing this along...
All of us need to help out this way....
Response to midnight (Reply #31)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:33 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
44. It is so easy. I'm in a tiny school now and we still managed 3 big boxes of food this year
If 1 in ten would get three big boxes of food...there wouldn't be many hungry people left.
Response to DonRedwood (Reply #44)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 09:25 PM
midnight (26,624 posts)
55. So happy there are people like you.... thanks for your inspiration...
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:52 AM
Flatulo (5,005 posts)
32. I hate to use this phrase here, but you are one of a thousand points of light.
Where are the government programs amidst so much need?
Get connected to your community. Think small. |
Response to Flatulo (Reply #32)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:39 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
45. we are all a point of light :0) lots more than a thousand!
Some of us just hasn't turned the light on yet!
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 01:13 AM
Lifelong Protester (7,208 posts)
33. It's a great story, and reminds us that teachers
are so many times the first to help. We give away lunches, collect mittens and hats and snowpants and boots, we run food drives, we collect for families who have lost everything to a fire (we have done all these things in the last weeks)...
but yet here in Wisconsin, we are called 'thugs', the 'takers' I guess. Good on you, DonRedwood, and all big hearted souls who help out at this time of year, and all year. |
Response to Lifelong Protester (Reply #33)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:41 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
46. Yes, I too am a union thug
Nothing makes me madder than when I see the media or the republicans call teachers that. Stabbing the people who taught them, kept them safe and advocated for them in the back.
Shameful. |
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 01:17 AM
defacto7 (7,436 posts)
34. Humanity at its best!
Thank you for the tear. There's hope in the world yet.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 02:13 AM
HCE SuiGeneris (14,992 posts)
35. A beautiful tale to hear.
Such deeds are the essence of our better nature, and you relating the story will inspire even more goodwill.
Peace, happiness and health to you. |
Response to HCE SuiGeneris (Reply #35)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:54 AM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
47. That is my hope...to inspire more good will
I don't want credit or attention...I just want to move people off of their sofas to help.
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 03:14 AM
line4line77 (1 post)
41. Spam deleted by hlthe2b (MIR Team)
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:56 AM
OneGrassRoot (21,042 posts)
48. We can create a new world together. I believe that...
Response to OneGrassRoot (Reply #48)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 12:01 PM
DonRedwood (4,359 posts)
49. I just added a note/link to my post.
My guess is this essay will be sitting on the front page until tonight. I hope it helps get that van fixed!!
Response to DonRedwood (Original post)
Fri Dec 14, 2012, 01:32 PM
beachgirl2365 (111 posts)
51. OK pass the Kleenex please!!!!
Thank you for sharing your story. It helps me put things into perspective and never forget how many blessings I have, vs. so many others...peace and blessings to you!
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I read your article about the danger some drugs pose for falls. I would like to share my experience.
In October 2009, I underwent major spinal surgery. I was given a combination of pain meds. When I left the hospital, I had prescriptions for hydromorphone, Darvocet, and hydrocodone. I took these for about a week.
Then one evening, I was in the kitchen feeding my terriers and my legs suddenly gave away on me. I tried in vain to pull myself up with my arms, but to no avail. The nearest telephone was in the living room, about 15 yards away. I started trying to crawl but kept passing out. I thought I was having a stroke.
I was on a hardwood floor for some 3-4 hours before I finally could reach the cord for the phone and pull it off the table. By now it was roughly 1 a.m. in the morning. I called the rescue squad immediately and described what had happened. They came, determined I was not having a stroke or heart attack and took me to the ER of my hospital.
After 2 days in the hospital and many tests, it was concluded that the combination of strong pain meds had caused me to have a seizure and collapse. I was told that had I been on that hard wood floor much longer that I would have suffered severe kidney and muscle damage and that I was fortunate.
Intravenus drips and hospital rest plus a correction of meds saved me. I can only warn all of your listeners and readers of this danger and to be extremely careful about combination of medications that may make you unsteady on your feet or cause a blackout.
A. Thank you for sharing this terrible story. There are indeed many medications that can make seniors unsteady of their feet. Here is a link to an article about this very problem.
Powerful pain relievers are notorious for causing unsteadiness. We are frankly astonished that you were prescribed hydrocodone, Darvocet and hydromorphone simultaneously. That is a pretty scary drug cocktail.
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I had prescriptions for hydromorphone, Darvocet, and hydrocodone. I took these for about a week.
The alert button worn on a cord around the neck works but they cannot hear you unless you are at the console provided by the service. I think the cell phone works better since you can talk right into it. My family pays for the Alert but I think I will change to the cell phone.
Is Gabapentin one of the drugs that causes dizziness? I have been taking 900 mg. for 4 years. During that time, I've had two serious falls: I broke a bone in my left foot; I tore ligaments and tendons in the same foot. Right now, I'm taking a balance class to "train" myself not to fall. I am almost 63.
A recent article in the news researches had found and said that some of these drugs also affected younger people increasing the number of falls among them .
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Response to CAK about services that have an alert button worn on a cord around the neck: Some of us cannot financially afford these services, but I know of their availability and reliability.
For Gerry Anne~~What about one of the services for seniors that provide an emergency alert button that is worn on a cord around your neck?
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What I find amazing is that this lady didn't sense something was very wrong BEFORE she collapsed on the floor. As for me, I have an intense, hair-trigger reaction to most meds. Once I was given a Rx for Vicodin and found I could get the desired effect not from ONE every 4 hours, but about 1/10th of one every 24 hours! Basically I'd just nibble a tiny bit off the tablet and put it back.
If I took a pain cocktail like those 3 heavy-duty meds EVEN ONCE, I'd be on the floor immediately. Or at least I'd be so messed up that I wouldn't be able to think at all. I say: NEVER, NEVER take the advice of doctors whole-cloth. They don't really know you that well; they're very busy; they're just GUESSING how your body chemistry will react to stuff, and they ALMOST ALWAYS over-prescribe and overly caution you.
Their first concern is always legal liability, not your best interests! You'd think this would lead to overly-conservative prescribing, but for some reason it usually means the opposite. -
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Gerry Anne, try Amazon.com. Also, Put "over the shoulder cell phone holder" in Google search and you'll get other sites. Hope this helps.
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Although the attention paid to drugs and falling is essential, I am more concerned that senior citizens do not carry a cellphone on their person. I have an over-the-shoulder little case for my cellphone which is always with me. At night it is next to my bed. In the shower, it hangs from my towel rod. Biggest, problem, however, is that I have not been able to find these cases anywhere–now that I need a replacement for my 12-year-old case. At age 80, I have suffered a few falls–none due to medications.
I would like to hear more about this subject.
I was recently in the hospital (I had surgery) at least two times after the night nurse gave me an injection of …
___??? (I don't know what it was, she never told me even after asking her, and the Dr. doesn't know either) my blood pressure went to 200, 180…. (my normal BP is 100,115- 65,70). The nurse didn't know what to do, finally it (BP) went down. I was feeling hot, sick, sweating…
Either they mix some drugs that they were not compatible or they gave me the wrong drug several times. Also, even after I told them I couldn't take Tylenol (liver problems) they were giving me 2 Oxycodones + 2 Tylenol – 1 Benadryl every night… now my right kidney is bothering me. ( I am thinking is because all these drugs combined). I think, maybe, hospitals and Dr.'s should have more control of what their nurses and other people (involved) do and family members should be more aware of what is going.
My experience at this hospital (one of the best in US) has been surreal and incredible strange. -
Yeah me too. I am also pretty shocked that the reader received 3 narcotic drugs at the same time. That's not only unnecessarily repetitive, but recklessly dangerous. She's lucky that falls from a seizure is all she had. I believe it's a miracle this pt didn't have respiratory depression.


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Peru shares borders with Colombia, Ecuador and Brazil, where President Dilma Rousseff called for war on the virus that has caused severe birth defects in thousands of babies.Zika is also spreading in Colombia and Ecuador.
"It was inevitable that cases of imported Zika would arrive to Peru," Velasquez said at a news conference. "The patient is isolated and we're taking steps to prevent its spread."
The Venezuelan man passed through the northern coastal city of Tumbes before coming to the capital, and health authorities there are bolstering efforts to eradicate mosquitos, Velasquez said.
Zika is linked to severe birth defects and is "spreading explosively" in the Americas, according to the World Health Organization.
Venezuela has reported some 4,700 cases of potential infection.
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