CareNet Pregnancy Center of Central TX is in the running for a $25,000 office makeover from Perry Office Supply.
CareNet is currently in 1st place. Voting ends Sunday. CareNet would use the makeover proceeds for a new office it is opening across the street from the Waco Planned Parenthood abortion mill. Great news.
Wherever we are in the U.S., we can vote.
1. Go to www.perryop.com.
2. Click on "See the finalists and vote now."
3. Click on "Go Vote" and then vote for CareNet.
Very easy. Please vote. $25k would go a long way toward meeting the needs of this PCC.
Go to Jill's site (link below) for the winner.
H/T to Jill Stanek
Update:
The Pregnancy Center won! Followed by the Waco Humane Society.
Update #2: See Before and After Pictures!
My Life in Reflection
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Recommended Read: "Harry and the Human Rights Complaint"
Suzanne of the conservative Big Blue Wave Canada blog has well-thought out fictional piece, entitled, "Harry and the Human Rights Complaint" about a young man named Harry, Director of Library Services at a public library in futuristic Canda, where the ideals of free speech are supressed in the name of "Social Harmony" and maintaining the status quo on contraversial issues. When Harry features a book at his library which challenges the status quo, he is faced with a human rights violation lawsuit and a clash begins between those in favor of freedom of speech and those who wish to maintain the stutus quo, with Harry in the middle, unsure what to do.
Well written, the piece raises very real issues such as censorship and free speech (should we prohibit or allow contraversial literature and ideas in libraries for the sake of education or are we seeking balance "social harmony"?), the possibility of the internet drawing public attention away from reading, and classic and unique books are being pushed aside in favor of the newest novels and fad books. Also the story touches on more sentimental issues such as the feelings of the contentment one has at seeing the rows and rows of books at the library and the ideal that books are a gateway to knowledge.
Well written, the piece raises very real issues such as censorship and free speech (should we prohibit or allow contraversial literature and ideas in libraries for the sake of education or are we seeking balance "social harmony"?), the possibility of the internet drawing public attention away from reading, and classic and unique books are being pushed aside in favor of the newest novels and fad books. Also the story touches on more sentimental issues such as the feelings of the contentment one has at seeing the rows and rows of books at the library and the ideal that books are a gateway to knowledge.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Fun with Medical Terms
Another fun quiz to give us a break from the daily grind.
Can you match the fun (think Redneck) definition of these real medical terms?
From: http://www.mtdaily.com/mt1/silly.html
No Cheating!! ;-)
Can you match the fun (think Redneck) definition of these real medical terms?
Medical Term | Defintion |
1. Artery 2. Bacteria 3. Barium 4. Benign 5. Bowels 6. CAT Scan 7. Cauterize 8. Cesarean section: 9. Colic 10. Coma 11. D & C 12. Dilate 13. Enema 14. Fester 15. Fibula 16. Genital 17. G.I. Series 18. Hangnail 19. Impotent 20. Labor Pain 21. Medical Staff 22. Minor Operation 23. Morbid 24. Nitrate 25. Node 26. Organic 27. Outpatient 28. Pap Smear 29. Pelvis 30. Postoperative 31. Prostate 32. Protein 33. Recovery Room 34. Rectum 33. Secretion 34. Seizure 35. Serology 36. Tablet 37. Terminal Illness 38. Tumor 39. Urine 40. Varicose 41. Vein | Was aware of A higher offer A person who has fainted Getting hurt at work A fatherhood test Distinguished; well known Cousin of Elvis A coat hook A letter carrier A baseball game in the Army A place to do upholstery Not a Jew Dang near killed him A small lie Hiding something Quicker A Roman emperor Not a friend A small table To live long Getting sick at the airport Where Washington is More than one A punctuation mark Opposite of "you're out" Made eye contact with her Near by Searching for kitty Conceited; a large ego A sheepdog A doctor's cane A neighborhood in Rome Coal digging A, E, I, O, or U Church musician What you are after you be eight Study of English knighthood What doctors do when patients die Veins that are very close together Back door of a cafeteria In favor of young people The study of paintings Opposite of day rates |
From: http://www.mtdaily.com/mt1/silly.html
No Cheating!! ;-)
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Let's Rock the Vote!
Ok, folks, it's time to rock the vote and make your voice heard! Let's get out there to our local polling stations and vote! And after you're done, you can get freebies from several food retailers, including Starbucks, Chik-fil-A, and Ben & Jerry's, but also you can get a free flu vaccine through the Vote & Vax project.
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