These are the random acts I have done so far. Each time I do another random act of kindness I will add it to the list.
1. Thanked a Veteran for his service and gave him free coffee
2. Donated food to the Food Bank
Monday, December 31, 2012
26 Random Acts Of Kindness
Ann Curry is calling on people all over the world to do 26 random acts of kindness for each of the people killed in Sandy Hook Elementary School. To get you started check out this page: http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/26-random-acts-of-kindness
Check out my pledge on Facebook Causes
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Friday, December 28, 2012
Spider-Man™ Crispy Treats
Ingredients:
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Spider-Man™ Icing Color Set includes Red used
Easy-Add Spider-Man™ Icing Color SetAdd to shopping list Spider-Man™ Icing Color Set
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Bake-Easy™ Non-Stick Spray
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Favorite crisped rice cereal treats recipe
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cornstarch
Tools:
Makes:
Each rice crispy serves 1.
Instructions:
step 1
Prepare cereal treats recipe (add red color to butter/marshmallow mixture before adding cereal).
step 2
Spray pan cavities with non-stick spray. Press treats mixture in cavities.
step 3
Let cool slightly and unmold. Outline face with tip 2 in black buttercream.
step 4
Fill in eye areas with tip 2; pat smooth with finger dipped in cornstarch.
Spiderman Recipe
1/2 oz Hpnotiq® liqueur
1/2 oz Alize® Red Passion liqueur
Pour hypnotiq in FIRST, and SLOWLY pour Alize on top, using the side of the glass. Alize should layer on top.
Spider Man Drink Recipe
Ingredients
- 1/2 oz. Curacao, blue
- 1 oz. (any) Vodka
- Fill with 7-up
- 1/2 oz. Grenadine
- 1 whole Cherries/Maraschinos
Mixing Instructions
Add grenadine to a hurricane glass, then fill with ice. Add vodka and fill with 7-up. Splash blue curacao on top and garnish with a cherry.
Spidery Peanut Butter Cookies
Spidery Peanut Butter Cookies
Makes: 5-1/2 dozen | Prep: 45 minutes | Bake: 12 minutes
Ingredients
* 2-1/2 cups all purpose flour
* 1 tsp. baking powder
* 1 tsp. baking soda
* 1/4 tsp. salt
* 1 cup Skippy Natural Creamy or Super Chunk Peanut Butter Spread
* 12 Tbsp. I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!
* 3/4 cup granulated sugar
* 3/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar
* 2 eggs
* 1 tsp. vanilla extract
Directions
1. Preheat over to 350*. Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt in small bowl; set aside.
2. Beat Skippy Natural Creamy Peanut Butter Spread with I Can't Believe It's Not Butter! All purpose Sticks in large bowl with electric mixer until smooth. Beat in sugars, then eggs and vanilla until blended. Beat in flour mixture just until blended.
3. Shape dough into 1-inch balls. Arrange cookies on ungreased baking sheet, 2 inches apart.
4. Bake 12 minutes or until lightly golden. Remove to wire rack and cool completely. Decorate, if desired, to look like spiders.
* If decorating like spiders, press a mini peanut butter cup into top of each cookie while still warm. When chocolate starts to melt, attach pretzel "legs" by sticking them into melted chocolate. Let cool completely then attach coated candy pieces for "eyes" and sugar pears for "pupils" with peanut butter. Don't have sugar pears? White decorating gels also works.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Random Acts of Kindness
Saw this on another post and thought it I'd share. Feel free to do the same! – Bean
Challenge yourself to perform 26 random acts of kindness between now and the end of 2012, honoring the 26 lives lost in CT.
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Stuarts Draft, VA
Stuarts Draft, Virginia
Stuarts Draft is a census-designated place (CDP) in Augusta County, Virginia, United States. The population was 9,235 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Staunton–Waynesboro Micropolitan Statistical Area. Its been called the "Warehouse capital of the U.S." because of the seven warehouse/factories including Target Corporation distribution (T-560), Hershey Chocolate of Virginia, McKee 
Little Debbie, Hollister Inc, Nibco, Ply Gem, and Sayre factory.
Little Debbie, Hollister Inc, Nibco, Ply Gem, and Sayre factory.The Bare House and Mill and the Harper House are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
History
In 1749, Thomas Stuart purchased 353 acres (1.43 km) near the South River, a tribuary of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. 'Draft' probably refers to the document drafting the land sale or is a reference to the river itself (draft is an old term for river or creek and is part of the name of several such in the area). The plain on the south side of the river tends to channel the wind, thus forming a rather constant draft.
South Fork of the Shenandoah River. 'Draft' probably refers to the document drafting the land sale or is a reference to the river itself (draft is an old term for river or creek and is part of the name of several such in the area). The plain on the south side of the river tends to channel the wind, thus forming a rather constant draft.Geography
Stuarts Draft is located at 38°1′39″N 79°1′44″W / 38.0275°N 79.02889°W / 38.0275; -79.02889 (38.027515, -79.028760).
38°1′39″N 79°1′44″W / 38.0275°N 79.02889°W / 38.0275; -79.02889 (38.027515, -79.028760).According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 19.8 square miles (51.4 km²), of which, 19.8 square miles (51.4 km²) of it is land and 0.05% is water.
Demographics
As of the census of 2000, there were 8,367 people, 3,124 households, and 2,436 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 422.0 people per square mile (162.9/km²). There were 3,279 housing units at an average density of 165.4/sq mi (63.8/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 95.27% White, 3.44% African American, 0.26% Native American, 0.20% Asian, 0.05% Pacific Islander, 0.29% from other races, and 0.49% from two or more races. Hispanic orLatino of any race were 1.06% of the population.
There were 3,124 households out of which 38.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 62.9% weremarried couples living together, 11.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 22.0% were non-families. 18.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 6.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.66 and the average family size was 3.00.
In the CDP the population was spread out with 27.0% under the age of 18, 7.7% from 18 to 24, 31.4% from 25 to 44, 23.0% from 45 to 64, and 10.8% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 93.2 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 89.0 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $45,342, and the median income for a family was $52,308. Males had a median income of $32,917 versus $26,414 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $18,463. About 2.2% of families and 3.7% of the population were below the poverty line, including 2.7% of those under age 18 and 4.2% of those age 65 or over.
Economy
The Target Distribution Center has a footprint of 1.6 million square feet and is listed as the seventh largest tilt-up building in the United States. Stuarts Draft is also home to several other factories. There are a Hershey's Chocolate Factory (The Hershey Company), a McKee Foods factory, and many other smaller factories. In 2007, manufacturers' shipments equaled $858,943,000 of the state wide $92,417,797,000.
seventh largest tilt-up building in the United States. Stuarts Draft is also home to several other factories. There are a Hershey's Chocolate Factory (The Hershey Company), a McKee Foods factory, and many other smaller factories. In 2007, manufacturers' shipments equaled $858,943,000 of the state wide $92,417,797,000.Parks and recreation
Kate Schneider park is operated by the Ruritans and provides three lit baseball fields, one unlit baseball field, a pavilion and a large horseshoes court. Friendship Park provides a single lit baseball field. A baseball field behind the Old Schoolhouse Restaurant has been redeveloped, and is currently used for the Stuarts Draft Diamondbacks, a county league team, and for younger American Legion baseball teams. This field was the sports field for the elementary school system until the 1980s.
Stuarts Draft Park is a county park administered that opened in 2005. It has a 25 m swimming pool, a pavilion and two unlit baseball fields that are now used often. There are three multipurpose fields; the main field is used for the annual Sweet Dreams festival. The multipurpose fields are divided up and used as several soccer fields. There are now horseshoe pits also, that are used. The park adjoins Guy K. Stump Elementary School— the school has a large playground accessible to the community.
Shenandoah Acres was a popular resort that was operated and owned by the Blacka family from 1935 to 2004. Billed as "America's Finest Inland Beach" it featured 250 camp sites, cabins, horseback riding a sand-bottom swimming lake.
Education
Stuarts Draft has four Augusta County Schools: Stuarts Draft Elementary School, Stuarts Draft Middle School, Stuarts Draft High School, and Guy K. Stump Elementary School.
Notable natives and residents
- John Colter, a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, was born in the vicinity in 1774
- Brian Whitesell, NASCAR team manager
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Knock
Knock (short story)
"Knock", written by Fredric Brown, is a science fiction short story that starts with a description of "a sweet little horror story that is only two sentences long." It then goes on to elaborate on those two sentences and build a more complete plot around them.
It was published in the December 1948 issue of Thrilling Wonder Stories. There have been three different radio adaptations (Dimension X, X Minus One and Sci Fi Channel's Seeing Ear Theatre). The story was reprinted in The Best Science Fiction Stories: 1949[1]
Plot summary
The first two lines are a complete short-short story by themselves:
- The last man on Earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door...
The alien Zan have killed off all life other than pairs of specimens for their zoo of exotic Earth flora and fauna. Walter Phelan is the last man on Earth, but Grace Evans, the last woman, is not overly impressed with him and maintains her distance.
The Zan, who are immortal, become disturbed when one by one the other animals begin to die. They turn to Walter for advice. He tells them that the creatures have perished from lack of affection, suggesting that they pet the survivors regularly to keep them alive. He demonstrates with one of them. When the Zan begin to die, they depart the planet in fear. It is then revealed that the creature Walter advised them to pet was a poisonous snake.
Then Walter discusses the future of the human race with Grace. She is shocked by his proposal and leaves as he intended to use the zan technology left behind to create "the master race". The narrative then ends as it began:
- The last man on Earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door...
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Day 20–Thanksgiving Thankful’s
Day 20: I am thankful God has given me the ability to hear, to see, to talk, the sense of smell and the ability to walk. I am also thankful to Faline and Jen because they have cleaned this house from top to bottom, cleaned it spotless. I am thankful to them for getting everything prepared and ready for Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday here at our house because family will be here and we’ll have a full house. I am thankful for all the hard work they have been doing this week. Thank y’all 
Bean’s Veggie Tuna
Ingredients:
* 1 can of Tuna w/ water not oil
* 1 can of corn
* Mayonnaise
* Mustard
* Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing
Directions:
1. Pour can of tuna in a bowl, do not drain water
2. Drain juice from can of corn then pour into bowl
3. Microwave for 1 minute
4. Add 1 Tablespoon of Mayonnaise
5. Add 1 Tablespoon of Mustard
6. Add 1 Tablespoon of Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing
7. Stir all ingredients together
Enjoy! It’s delicious
Monday, November 12, 2012
Operation Christmas Child
At the beginning of November we started Operation Christmas Child. I was and still am very excited to be a part of this. It’s a great cause and lots of children are going to be happy and blessed with God’s love this Christmas. I love my job because our company is always raising money for something and that’s one thing I love doing.
At work we’re raising money for OCC, we ask customers if they would like to donate to OCC. With the money we buy items and fill the items in a shoe box for different age groups for boys and girls. The shoe boxes are picked up and off they go to their destinations. Each child gets a shoe box for Christmas, no not children around here or in the U.S. Children in other countries who don’t have anything at all. I love doing this because I am grateful for everything I had growing up as a child and grateful for everything I have now. Those children over there have nothing. Children around here and in the U.S. have Toys For Tots, Salvation Army, Angel Tree and I’m sure many many other organizations that makes sure they do not go without during Christmas. It’s a good cause and I am proud and happy that I get to be a part of it.
The more shoe boxes we pack the more shoe boxes each child will get for Christmas. I stuffed a shoe box full of Spider-Man items and put my name and photo and address in it. I hope the boy that gets it writes me back, that would be cool. Every child should feel the joy and love on Christmas.
About Operation Christmas Child
Changing the lives of children around the world, one box at a time
Operation Christmas Child ~1-800-353-5949
Mission
Samaritan’s Purse is a non-denominational evangelical Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world. Since 1970, Samaritan’s Purse has helped meet needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease, and famine with the purpose of sharing God’s love through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Company Overview
Operation Christmas Child, the world’s largest Christmas project, brings joy and hope to needy children around the world through gift-filled shoe boxes and the Good News of God’s love. Since 1993, more than 94 million shoe box gifts have been delivered to children in more than 130 countries.
General Information
Pack a shoe box with small toys, hygiene items and school supplies for a child 2-4, 5-9 or 10-14 and share the love of Jesus Christ. National Collection Week is November 12-19 2012
To participate, order freed materials by visiting Samaritan's Purse OCC
Sunday, October 28, 2012
"Grand Trunk Railroad Tunnel"
Long Description:
There is no shortage of deaths around this tunnel before it was closed. A fatal train accident that killed 2 firefighters here in the early 1900's . Then 10 men died during a lock 6
accident later on in the 1920's. 8 men were killed on site and then 2 more later on in hospital, and shortly thereafter another 8 workers were killed before
the tunnel was finally shut down and decommissioned.
Though some reports speak of confusing drops of water from the melting ice with whistling, other reports have mentioned that the whistling hummed a very specific tune.
Conversations have been heard coming from the tunnel’s east end, and music, early 20th century music described as coming from an old music box has been heard as well.
Official names for this tunnel during its usage have been "The Great Western Railway Tunnel", "The Merritton Tunnel", and "The Grand Trunk Railway Tunnel"
If visiting, take lots of pictures. There is an unexplained mist that might appear in many of them!
Type: Ghost Stories and Local Haunts
Referenced in (list books, websites and other media):
This tunnel is called the "Grand Trunk Railroad Tunnel"
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Long Description:
There is no shortage of deaths around this tunnel before it was closed. A fatal train accident that killed 2 firefighters here in the early 1900's . Then 10 men died during a lock 6
accident later on in the 1920's. 8 men were killed on site and then 2 more later on in hospital, and shortly thereafter another 8 workers were killed before
Long Description:
There is no shortage of deaths around this tunnel before it was closed. A fatal train accident that killed 2 firefighters here in the early 1900's . Then 10 men died during a lock 6
accident later on in the 1920's. 8 men were killed on site and then 2 more later on in hospital, and shortly thereafter another 8 workers were killed before
the tunnel was finally shut down and decommissioned.
Though some reports speak of confusing drops of water from the melting ice with whistling, other reports have mentioned that the whistling hummed a very specific tune.
Conversations have been heard coming from the tunnel’s east end, and music, early 20th century music described as coming from an old music box has been heard as well.
Though some reports speak of confusing drops of water from the melting ice with whistling, other reports have mentioned that the whistling hummed a very specific tune.
Conversations have been heard coming from the tunnel’s east end, and music, early 20th century music described as coming from an old music box has been heard as well.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Update
Well, I have installed Windows Live Essentials 2012 which comes with Windows Live Writer so now I can update my blog. I haven’t updated it in quite awhile.
I’ve been working a lot, work keeps me busy but I love my job. This month is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and at work we’re raising money for Breast Cancer Awareness. Each store in our company has a goal of $600 to raise. Well, we have exceeded that goal. Last time my boss checked we had $900 something I think. We’re so close to $1,000 and I hope we’re able to get it too. I only did $2.15 last night in donations because I wasn’t busy at all and had very little customers.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Facebook
Pink Zebra With Jen
The next person to book an online party gets a free jar of sprinkles for any qualified party in addition to your hostess incentives! Message me now. You simply invite & I do the rest!
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Pink Zebra With Jen
The next person to book an online party gets a free jar of sprinkles for any qualified party in addition to your hostess incentives! Message me now. You simply invite & I do the rest!
www.pinkzebrahome.com/
Thursday, October 11, 2012
In Memory of Heather Lee Santor
In Memory of Heather Lee Santor
I have known Heather for a long time. She was such a wonderful person. I loved her dearly, she was such a great friend to me and was always there for me. She was my Manager at the Kangaroo, my friend, like family to me. I heard the news and just couldn't believe it. It seemed unreal, impossible. But unfortunately the news was true. I keep thinking what if I could have been there to save her or could have warned her somehow. People keep talking about people's death is predestined and when people are born they are dealt a number and when its your time to go your time is up. But I don't want to believe that, I mean Heather was only 39 years old, too young to be gone. I wish these truck drivers would pay attention when they're driving. That truck driver wasn't paying attention and 2 people's lives were taken because of his inattention and carelessness on the road.
Heather will be greatly missed. She always had such a great attitude and was always happy and smiling. She was such a positive person. She was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off her back. She was such an unselfish person and she loved her family very much.
I will greatly miss her, she will always be in my thoughts and she'll never be forgotten.
I love you Heather, I'll never forget you. God has another angel in heaven, may you rest in peace.
I have known Heather for a long time. She was such a wonderful person. I loved her dearly, she was such a great friend to me and was always there for me. She was my Manager at the Kangaroo, my friend, like family to me. I heard the news and just couldn't believe it. It seemed unreal, impossible. But unfortunately the news was true. I keep thinking what if I could have been there to save her or could have warned her somehow. People keep talking about people's death is predestined and when people are born they are dealt a number and when its your time to go your time is up. But I don't want to believe that, I mean Heather was only 39 years old, too young to be gone. I wish these truck drivers would pay attention when they're driving. That truck driver wasn't paying attention and 2 people's lives were taken because of his inattention and carelessness on the road.
Heather will be greatly missed. She always had such a great attitude and was always happy and smiling. She was such a positive person. She was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off her back. She was such an unselfish person and she loved her family very much.
I will greatly miss her, she will always be in my thoughts and she'll never be forgotten.
I love you Heather, I'll never forget you. God has another angel in heaven, may you rest in peace.
Wreck leaves hero with wrenching memories
By Joe Beck
Harry Hamilton Jr. was a shaken hero Monday after pulling one passenger to safety from a flaming wreck Friday night on Interstate 81 near the Kernstown exit in Frederick County.
Hamilton said he was grateful to have saved the life of Zackary Santor, 18, of Staunton, but the horrifying sights and sounds of watching two other passengers die inside the 1998 Jeep Cherokee have robbed him of sleep and some of the satisfaction he might otherwise have gained from his dramatic actions.
Santor's mother and the driver of the Jeep, Heather Lee Santor, 39, and Acoye M. Breckenridge, 18, both of Staunton, could not be rescued, despite the efforts of Hamilton and two others he identified as off-duty firefighters.
A tractor-trailer rear-ended the Santors' Jeep while it was stopped in southbound traffic near a road construction site at about 7:48 p.m. The Jeep then plowed into the rear of a Chrysler PT Cruiser driven by Hamilton's daughter, Jenelle Embrey, 45, of Linden. Hamilton was in the passenger's side of the front seat.
The driver of the truck, Lance W. Anderson, 43, of Hudson, S.D. received a summons from state trooper B.G. Davis for reckless driving, according to state police spokesman Sgt. F.L. "Les" Tyler.
Hamilton, 66, of Winchester, said he had a "couple of cuts" on his hands from breaking the window on the passenger's side of the Jeep and helping Zackary Santor scramble out of the vehicle.
"He was like in a daze," Hamilton said of Santor. "I grabbed him and took him out of there. I remember he was sort of like pedaling a bicycle with his feet going, trying to get out of that window."
Hamilton said Zackary Santor was crying "mom, mom" after climbing out of the vehicle.
As Hamilton then tried to decide how to rescue Heather Santor and Breckenridge when the two other people stepped in to help, he said. They used a fire extinguisher and that started to bring the fire under control for a few moments, but the extinguisher quickly ran out of spray and "then the blaze roared through the whole vehicle," Hamilton said.
"That boy watched his mother burn to death and his best friend in the back seat burn to death," Hamilton said of Zackary Santor. "It's something that's going to take a long time for me forget about."
Hamilton said the impact of the accident sent the Jeep 250 feet down the road and the PT Cruiser 300 feet. He estimated the truck traveled 500 feet.
"We were spinning around in circles and then the truck hit us again," Hamilton said.
Hamilton said he emerged from his vehicle about 60 feet away from the Jeep and immediately dashed to the stricken vehicle. He said he found out later that Heather Lee Santor had managed to unbuckle her son's seat belt before passing out.
Hamilton said he estimated only about 25 seconds elapsed between the time he ran to the Santor vehicle, and the time it was completely swallowed in flames.
Hamilton criticized the Virginia Department of Transportation for what he regards as a lack of signage warning approaching drivers of construction farther down the road.
"I don't know why whoever was working on that road didn't have advance warning flashing lights set up before traffic was stopped," he said. "I think that's one of the dumbest things. Whoever was responsible for those to be in position should have watched those people burn to death. They might have some different thoughts."
Edwin Carter, an assistant residency administrator at VDOT's Edinburg residency, said it would be "hard for us to comment" until seeing the state patrol's report on the accident.
Carter said someone tasked with monitoring the work of road contractors went to the accident scene after it was reported.
"He did respond to that. I'll need to talk to him to find out what he observed when he got there," Carter said.
Another I-81 motorist who said she saw the road ahead of her explode into a fireball as she came upon the accident said she agreed with Hamilton. Linda Meyer, of Leesburg, said the area needs more and better advance warning of the construction site
"I have to agree with him," she said when told of Hamilton's remarks. "It was pretty dark. I didn't see any flashers or signs that there was roadwork ahead."
Meyer added that she was traveling in the northbound lane opposite the side of the roadway in which the accident happened. She didn't know whether there were any signs in the immediate area of the accident.
Hamilton likened the psychological effects of his experience to that of a combat veteran from Afghanistan, Iraq or Vietnam.
"I've been taking sleeping pills myself," he said. "I'm telling you I wake up 15 to 20 times a night."
Meyer called Hamilton's actions heroic, but Hamilton can't shake the wrenching emotions he felt as he watched two people die before his eyes.
"I just wish I could have done more," he said.
Contact staff writer Joe Beck at 540-465-5137 ext. 142, or jbeck@nvdaily.com
http://www.nvdaily.com/news/2012/10/burning_wreck_leaves_hero_with_wrenching_memories-mobile.html
Monday, August 13, 2012
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes: Angela Bean Page
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes: Richmond, VA
Check out my Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes Page. On this page you can also join my team, Team Mountain Guru & you can also donate to me or my team
Check out my Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes Page. On this page you can also join my team, Team Mountain Guru & you can also donate to me or my team
Step Out | Walk To Stop Diabetes | Team Mountain Guru
Step Out | Walk To Stop Diabetes | Team Mountain Guru
The Event:
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes benefits the American Diabetes Association and is the signature one-day, fundraising and awareness walk taking place in 121 cities across the United States. Participants join the Stop Diabetes® movement by registering and recruiting co-workers, friends and family members to walk and raise money for our mission: to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. The day of Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes is a party to celebrate
The Event:
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes benefits the American Diabetes Association and is the signature one-day, fundraising and awareness walk taking place in 121 cities across the United States. Participants join the Stop Diabetes® movement by registering and recruiting co-workers, friends and family members to walk and raise money for our mission: to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. The day of Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes is a party to celebrate
and honor Red Striders – walkers with type 1, type 2 or gestational diabetes, the fundraising accomplishments of our teams and individuals, as well as an opportunity to promote awareness about the seriousness of diabetes in our local community.
Festivities:
Live Entertainment
Wellness Village
Kidzone
Petzone
And much more!
Date and Location:
October 13th, 2012 Monument Avenue Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital
Registration Begins: 9:00 A.M.
Walk Begins: 10 A.M.
The Goal: $223,000
My Goal: $200
PARKING: Parking is available at the St. Mary’s Parking Deck, located adjacent to the hospital
PET FRIENDLY: Your leashed and well-behaved pets are welcome. We’ll have a PetZone at the site and along the route to cater to your four-legged family members. Just don’t forget to clean up!
T-SHIRTS: Participants who raise a minimum of $125 by the day of the walk will receive a short sleeve t-shirt at check-in! Walkers 11 and under are required to raise $50 or more to receive a Step Out t-shirt.
FOOD: A light lunch will be provided for all participants to thank you for your support and contribution to help stop diabetes.
THE ASSOCIATION: We are the only organization committed to helping the 25.8 million children and adults with all types of diabetes, as well as those at risk. Through the tireless efforts of thousands of volunteers and staff across the country, we dedicate ourselves to
improving the lives of all those affected by diabetes, and to one day finding a cure. Dollars raised through Step Out help fund research to prevent, cure and manage diabetes; deliver services to hundreds of communities; provide objective and credible information; and give a voice to those denied their rights because of diabetes. You can
learn more by visiting our website at www.diabetes.org or calling 1-800-DIABETES.
Check out the Richmond Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/
Check out our Team Mountain Guru Page and please make a donation to help support a great cause. I am Team Captain Bean and I have family & friends with Diabetes and I am also at risk of getting Diabetes. I am Team Member Jen and I have Diabetes. Check out our Team Page and please donate and help us raise money for this cause and support our team. Thank you
http://main.diabetes.org/
VIRTUAL PARTICIPANTS:
Want to participate in the event, but don't live nearby or are busy on the day of the event? You can join your friends and family on a team or participate as an individual by becoming a Virtual Participant. Raise funds and awareness for diabetes wherever you are!
The Virtual Participant program is designed for those who are not able to attend the event in person, but who would like to show their support by registering and fundraising. By registering as a Virtual Participant you will gain access to all the same fundraising tools available to other participants. You can even create or join a team. This program is perfect for family members and friends who do not live in the area or for anyone who wants to Step Out but is unable to for some other reason.
To become a Virtual Participant, join my team go check out my personal page and click on Join Angela's team. :) Here's the link to my personal page
http://main.diabetes.org/
Let's raise some money for Diabetes. We can do it. Help us reach our goal.
IMPORTANT: WHEN YOU SIGN UP, DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER AS A RED STRIDER IF YOU HAVE DIABETES.
And remember, humans aren't the only one's with Diabetes, our furry four legged friends also can get Diabetes. RIP Guru Graves
Festivities:
Live Entertainment
Wellness Village
Kidzone
Petzone
And much more!
Date and Location:
October 13th, 2012 Monument Avenue Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital
Registration Begins: 9:00 A.M.
Walk Begins: 10 A.M.
The Goal: $223,000
My Goal: $200
PARKING: Parking is available at the St. Mary’s Parking Deck, located adjacent to the hospital
PET FRIENDLY: Your leashed and well-behaved pets are welcome. We’ll have a PetZone at the site and along the route to cater to your four-legged family members. Just don’t forget to clean up!
T-SHIRTS: Participants who raise a minimum of $125 by the day of the walk will receive a short sleeve t-shirt at check-in! Walkers 11 and under are required to raise $50 or more to receive a Step Out t-shirt.
FOOD: A light lunch will be provided for all participants to thank you for your support and contribution to help stop diabetes.
THE ASSOCIATION: We are the only organization committed to helping the 25.8 million children and adults with all types of diabetes, as well as those at risk. Through the tireless efforts of thousands of volunteers and staff across the country, we dedicate ourselves to
improving the lives of all those affected by diabetes, and to one day finding a cure. Dollars raised through Step Out help fund research to prevent, cure and manage diabetes; deliver services to hundreds of communities; provide objective and credible information; and give a voice to those denied their rights because of diabetes. You can
learn more by visiting our website at www.diabetes.org or calling 1-800-DIABETES.
Check out the Richmond Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/
Check out our Team Mountain Guru Page and please make a donation to help support a great cause. I am Team Captain Bean and I have family & friends with Diabetes and I am also at risk of getting Diabetes. I am Team Member Jen and I have Diabetes. Check out our Team Page and please donate and help us raise money for this cause and support our team. Thank you
http://main.diabetes.org/
VIRTUAL PARTICIPANTS:
Want to participate in the event, but don't live nearby or are busy on the day of the event? You can join your friends and family on a team or participate as an individual by becoming a Virtual Participant. Raise funds and awareness for diabetes wherever you are!
The Virtual Participant program is designed for those who are not able to attend the event in person, but who would like to show their support by registering and fundraising. By registering as a Virtual Participant you will gain access to all the same fundraising tools available to other participants. You can even create or join a team. This program is perfect for family members and friends who do not live in the area or for anyone who wants to Step Out but is unable to for some other reason.
To become a Virtual Participant, join my team go check out my personal page and click on Join Angela's team. :) Here's the link to my personal page
http://main.diabetes.org/
Let's raise some money for Diabetes. We can do it. Help us reach our goal.
IMPORTANT: WHEN YOU SIGN UP, DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER AS A RED STRIDER IF YOU HAVE DIABETES.
And remember, humans aren't the only one's with Diabetes, our furry four legged friends also can get Diabetes. RIP Guru Graves
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes: Richmond, VA
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes: Richmond, VA
We are Stepping Out because we are proud to do our part to Stop Diabetes. We decided to team up to change the future and make a positive impact in the lives of those who are affected by diabetes. We are committed to walk and raise money in this inspirational event not because 26 million people in the United States have diabetes, but because we personally know some of them, and want to do something about it.
Chances are, you also know someone who has been affected by diabetes and you already know how important it is to stop this disease. By making a donation or joining our team, you will be helping the Association provide community-based education programs, protect the rights of people with diabetes and fund critical research for a cure.
As a team, united in our desire to Stop Diabetes, we are asking for your support. 1 of our team members has Diabetes herself as well as having Diabetes in our families. Please make a donation to one of our team members or become one of us by joining our team, we are Team Mountain Guru. When we bring together dedicated team members and kind donors, the power we have as a group far outweighs what any of us could do alone.
We truly appreciate your support. Together we can Stop Diabetes!
Step Out | Walk To Stop Diabetes | Team Mountain Guru
Step Out | Walk To Stop Diabetes | Team Mountain Guru
You're invited to this event, Step Out | Walk To Stop Diabetes | Team Mountain Guru. Join our team and walk with us to stop Diabetes or you can donate to us to help support a good cause. We are Team Mountain Guru and we're raising money to Stop Diabetes. On 13 October 2012 we are walking in the Step Out: Walk To Stop Diabetes in Richmond, VA. Check out the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/459114910776144/
You're invited to this event, Step Out | Walk To Stop Diabetes | Team Mountain Guru. Join our team and walk with us to stop Diabetes or you can donate to us to help support a good cause. We are Team Mountain Guru and we're raising money to Stop Diabetes. On 13 October 2012 we are walking in the Step Out: Walk To Stop Diabetes in Richmond, VA. Check out the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/459114910776144/
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes: Richmond, VA
Check out my Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes: Richmond, VA page. I'm raising money and walking to Stop Diabetes. Diabetes runs in my family and many of my friends and my fiance' and her grandmother also have Diabetes. This is an important cause to me and I'm raising money for Diabetes for the American Diabetes Association. My goal is $200 so help me reach my goal and support a great cause as well as help raise money for research on Diabetes to stop it. On 13 October 2012 I will be walking in the Stop Diabetes Walk in Richmond, VA and I'm excited about it. Thank you everyone who supports me in this.
Monday, July 23, 2012
WeBackPat Racing
WeBackPat Racing
This is awesome. I love Pat Summit, I grew up to watching Pat Summit. Check out this site
This is awesome. I love Pat Summit, I grew up to watching Pat Summit. Check out this site
Colo. suspect's mom learned of shooting from media » Knoxville News Sentinel
Colo. suspect's mom learned of shooting from media » Knoxville News Sentinel
I know many of you will be probably be rude as hell after reading this article and make stupid ass comments that are not necessary and will not help the situation. With that said, I would like to say that, yes her son is the one that is the suspected shooter BUT, her family needs support as well and thankfully they are getting it from their church. They are going to need support because stupid ass people are probably going to start calling their house threatening them or show up at their house and all sorts of other negative things could happen to them or to them because of the whole situation. Remember though, the parents didn't do this and they shouldn't be treated like they did. Their son is the one who opened fire on people in a theater, he did this, not them. My thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and families of the Aurora Shooting but my thoughts and prayers also go out to James Holmes parents right now in this tough time.
I know many of you will be probably be rude as hell after reading this article and make stupid ass comments that are not necessary and will not help the situation. With that said, I would like to say that, yes her son is the one that is the suspected shooter BUT, her family needs support as well and thankfully they are getting it from their church. They are going to need support because stupid ass people are probably going to start calling their house threatening them or show up at their house and all sorts of other negative things could happen to them or to them because of the whole situation. Remember though, the parents didn't do this and they shouldn't be treated like they did. Their son is the one who opened fire on people in a theater, he did this, not them. My thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and families of the Aurora Shooting but my thoughts and prayers also go out to James Holmes parents right now in this tough time.
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Staunton caregiver's abuse leads to horrific end for man
This is an article written in The News Leader, my local paper. It was Written by
Brad Zinn. Here's the link for the article ---> http://www.newsleader.com/article/20120331/NEWS01/203310319/Staunton-caregiver-s-abuse-leads-horrific-end-man?odyssey=tab%7Ctopnews%7Ctext%7CFrontpage+DontMiss
I copied the article because after awhile The News Leader links to articles don't work anymore. So here's the article. This is just awful. I just couldn't believe what I was reading.
Staunton caregiver's abuse leads to horrific end for man
STAUNTON — When 85-year-old Russell Beach, malnourished, bruised and deathly ill, was finally admitted to Augusta Health in the spring of 2010, it was the first time he had seen a doctor in three years.
A second-grade dropout who worked for the Virginia Department of Highways in menial construction jobs and as a flagger, in the mid-1990s Beach was retired and living in a dilapidated Verona mobile home when he met Jeannette V. Hymes, a caregiver who would convince him to come live with her at her North Jefferson Street residence in Staunton.
Fifteen years later Beach, who never married or had children of his own, died on May 29, 2010. Hymes, 50, pleaded guilty Friday in Staunton Circuit Court to a felony charge of abuse and neglect of an incapacitated patient.
In court, Staunton prosecutor Raymond C. Robertson painted a disturbing picture of Beach's last few years of life spent in filth and disease, his bank accounts raided, his body battered with hypothermia that left him so cold doctors could not get a temperature reading in May 2010.
"She treated him like a dog," Robertson said a witness told him.
Hymes now faces the possibility of a 10-year prison term when sentenced.
On May 26, 2010, Beach was taken to the emergency room at Augusta Health in Fishersville by Hymes, who told physicians Beach had fallen after trying to stand when a dog spilled hot coffee on his foot. But Robertson said Beach was incapacitated and could not walk, despite Hymes' claims that he was mobile and used a walker. Police searched Hymes' home and did not find a walker, a wheelchair or even a cane, the prosecutor noted.
Robertson said fresh bruises and cuts were found on Beach, along with four broken ribs and a hip fracture. Numerous bedsores, known as pressure ulcers, covered parts of his body. Beach also suffered from malnutrition, and Robertson said doctors noted his hypothermia was "consistent with lying in a cold place for a long period of time."
A toe injury, doctors concluded, appeared to have been caused when Beach was dragged over an uneven surface "like stairs," Robertson said. At least eight wounds, which Robertson said closely matched the shape of a belt buckle found in Hymes' home, were discovered on the victim's skin.
Beach died three days after being taken to the hospital. An autopsy noted his numerous injuries, including blunt force trauma to the head and gangrene, and listed the cause of death as sepsis, a bacterial infection.
"It rots you from the inside out," Robertson said.
Robertson said one of Beach's femurs — the largest bone in a human's body — was so soft that it "crumbled" in the hand of the pathologist.
The autopsy concluded Beach's death was a homicide, Robertson said.
Staunton police investigators initiated a probe and discovered Beach's blood on a steep set of basement stairs in Hymes' home, and said Hymes was both reluctant and guarded when initially questioned, according to Robertson.
When asked where Beach slept, Hymes first showed authorities a bedroom with feminine hygiene products on a dresser. A second bedroom where Hymes claimed Beach stayed had a picture of rapper Tupac Shakur, Robertson said.
As it turns out, Beach was kept in the basement of Hymes' home, Robertson said. One witness said Beach's "bed" was a dog's blanket in front of Hymes' washer and dryer. Officers also discovered a mattress in the basement, which Robertson said reeked of "ammonia and urine."
During a series of police interviews, Hymes denied Beach lived in the basement but finally admitted he'd been living there for a "couple of years," Robertson said.
Despite telling police that Beach was provided with plenty of clothing, Hymes could only produce two pairs of pants, one with a 42-inch waist and the other with a 36-inch waist, neither of which fit Beach. She also described the diet she reportedly fed to Beach, but officers did not find the foods that Hymes listed, Robertson said. Except for a bottle of headache reliever, no medications were in the home at the time of Beach's death.
In a police interview played in court, Hymes denied abusing Beach. "Why would I want to try and harm him?" she told police.
Asked about his numerous injuries, she responded, "He bumped himself all the time."
Robertson said before the emergency room visit in May 2010, Beach hadn't seen a doctor for more than three years.
Robertson also said for at least 11 years Hymes collected Beach's Social Security and retirement checks from his bank accounts. The checks totaled $1,400 per month.
Following Friday's hearing, Circuit Judge Humes J. Franklin Jr. ordered that Hymes be held without bond at Middle River Regional Jail pending sentencing.
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Angela D Bean's Birthday Wish | Causes Wish
Angela D Bean's Birthday Wish | Causes Wish
Check out my 2012 Birthday Wish. Donate to the ASPCA for my birthday this year, anything you can donate. Please pass this around and share with everyone
Check out my 2012 Birthday Wish. Donate to the ASPCA for my birthday this year, anything you can donate. Please pass this around and share with everyone
Friday, March 9, 2012
Cardflick Puts Your Instagram and Facebook Pictures On Business Cards
Cardflick Puts Your Instagram and Facebook Pictures On Business Cards
Interesting. Might have to check this out
Interesting. Might have to check this out
Shamrocks Against Muscular Dystrophy | CITGO Honor Roll - Top Shamrock Fundraisers
Shamrocks Against Muscular Dystrophy | CITGO Honor Roll - Top Shamrock Fundraisers
Check it out! Stop In Food Stores raised money for MDA
Check it out! Stop In Food Stores raised money for MDA
Stop In Food Stores Inc
Stop In Food Stores Inc
Buy a $1 Shamrock or a Gold $5 Shamrock
I had a fellow classmate, D-Money from Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center die from Muscular Dystrophy and I know others who suffer from Muscular Dystrophy. So raising money for Muscular Dystrophy is important to me. MDA is a great organization, they help a lot of people who suffer from Muscular Dystrophy. You can help MDA help people with MDA.
We're raising money for MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association) at my store, Shell Stop In Food Stores Inc and at all Stop In Food Stores. So come on in and donate $1 or $5 to MDA at any Stop In Food Stores Inc. Our store is the Shell Stop In Food Stores on Laurel Hill Road right next to Mcdonalds. If you donate $1 you get a FREE 12 oz Java Stop Coffee, if you donate $5 you get 1 FREE Oscar Mayer Hot Dog, a 32 oz Coca-Cola fountain drink and a small bag of Frito Lays Chips. 
Come on in to any Stop In and donate to the MDA and help us raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and those suffering from Muscular Dystrophy. Last year Stop In Food Stores Inc raised $96,200 dollars for MDA. This year we're trying to raise even more then we did last year, so come help us raise money for a good cause. Stop In Food Stores sponsored the 25th Annual MDA Golf Tournament to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Our total contribution of $180,555 in 2008-2009 received recognition from Citgo Petroleum as one of their highest contributors in the United States. Our total contributions to MDA over the past twenty-give (25) years now exceed $2,535,000. 
Our store is trying to raise $800 so we can send RJ to the MDA Summer Camp this year. RJ lives in Southwest Virginia and has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. He said he had so much FUN last year at the MDA Summer Camp. His favorite things were riding horses and swimming. RJ thanks everyone for helping MDA help him. Help us raise money for MDA and to help send RJ back to the MDA Summer Camp this year. Also, check me out on WHSV Channel 3 News which aired 7 March 2012 at 5:30P. I was interviewed by WHSV TV3 Reporter, Litsa Pappas. She interviewed me about the money I've raised, the money my Co-Workers have raised and the money our company is raising for MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association), people with Muscular Dystrophy.
http://www.whsv.com/video/?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=6819100#.T1gNen1IrZI.blogger
Go into any Stop In Food Store and donate to MDA! Help us raise some $$$$ for MDA...
Locations of Stop In Food Stores where you can make a donation are: Exxon Stop In on Rosser Avenue in Waynesboro, Shell Stop In on Route 11 in Greenville, Shell Stop In on Greenville Avenue in Staunton, Shell Stop In on Churchville Avenue in Staunton, Shell Stop In on West Beverly Street in Staunton, Shell Stop In and Exxon Stop In on Laurel Hill Road in Verona and Exxon On The Run Stop In on Route 11 in Weyers Cave across from the BP Station or any other Stop In Food Stores Inc location.
Check out photos from our store and me on WHSV talking about our company raising money for MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association).
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