ICE -- In Case of Emergency -- programming numbers into your cell phone under the heading ICE -- got a mention from GruntDoc the same day I got such a mention from my daughter's Dean of Students.
Bob Brotchie, a paramedic who works as a clinical team leader for the East Anglian Ambulance NHS Trust has launched a campaign (sponsored by Vodafone's annual Life Savers Awards)
to get people to store "In Case of Emergency" (ICE) information in
items that have become ubiquitous in many parts of the world: cell
phones.
Well, the Campaign for Real Beauty is a consumerist thing -- designed to sell more Dove products -- but it is also worthwhile. Real women don't look like this (warning: NSFW, nudity) very often. ( Johnza liked the campaign & has an overview of the web response)
So go buy Dove products, I suppose. I use 'em anyway, but I sure like seeing normal-sized women on the backs of Fitness Magazine.
One of the things I've been thinking about is raising an intellectually and emotionally robust child in contemporary society, with its consumerism and entitlement and "self esteem".
Wanted to let you know that the Dateline piece on my investigation of rescue phony Doug Copp will finally air at 7 p.m. MST (8 p.m. EST) Friday, July 15 on NBC.
*Doug Copp II. Includes in the comments a huge, long, repetitive, blustering missive from Mr. Copp himself. In the interests of fairness, I left it up.
* Doug Copp III, a rebuttal of Doug Copp's advice from expert sources.
*Doug Copp IV, more venom from Mr. Copp and more rebuttals from those more qualified. )
My sister Nance was the first American woman to cross the finish line in the 1988 Olympic marathon (Nance started as a fitness runner) Now Anna and Ennis have told me about the best living desi athlete: 94 year old runner Fauja Singh.
He not only set a new 200m title, but halved it from 76.8 seconds to a mere 49.28 seconds. He has also set the UK record for the 400 meters, 800m, 1 mile, and 3000m.
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