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"Life expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." ~Anain Nin
Stories about good people - Pt. 2 Call it a simple twist of fate — times two: A teenager in western New York state has saved the life of the same woman who years ago saved his life. Seven years ago, Kevin Stephan of Lancaster, N.Y., was a bat boy for his younger brother’s Little League baseball team. A player who was warming up accidentally hit him in the chest with a bat. Kevin’s heart stopped beating. “All I remember is that I dropped the bat off, and all of a sudden just got hit in the chest with something, and I turned around and passed out,” Stephan said. Fortunately, a nurse whose son played on that team was able to revive him and save his life. “I started CPR on him and he came back,” Penny Brown said. Stephan’s mother said he was extremely fortunate. Brown was supposed to be at work that night, but was given the day off at the last minute. Now comes the really interesting part. Last week that same nurse was eating at the Hillview Restaurant in Depew, N.Y., when she began to choke on her food. Witnesses say patrons were screaming for someone to help her. “The food wasn’t going anywhere and I totally couldn’t breathe,” Penny said. “It was very frightening.” Restaurant employees yelled for Stephan to come out and help. “They knew I was a volunteer firefighter and they called me over and I did the Heimlich, and I guess you could say I saved Mrs. Brown,” Stephan said. At the restaurant, they realized the amazing twist of fate they had just witnessed. Seven years ago, Brown had saved Stephan's life. Now at age 17, he had returned the favor. jaybird found this for you @ 13:05 in I don't know where to put this... | | permalink
Monday Link Disco!!! I've been saving up all sorts of goddies for you. Let's dance!
Well now, that was fun, wasn't it? I just had to get these out of my system (and bookmarks folder). jaybird found this for you @ 09:40 in I don't know where to put this... | | permalink
nope A zeplin armada, piloted by mongoslings 1 string guitars Spaghetti Farms My work ethic a word for when you keep seeing the same pop culture reference over and over again, having only just learnt of existance recently An insideout hedgehog A spell that turns beautiful people into mannequins Of course, by mentioning these things, don't we bring them out of the void and at least into possibility? Hmmm.... (*head a'splodes*) jaybird found this for you @ 20:19 in I don't know where to put this... | | permalink
swmming free ![]() The roots of male nude bathing are planted at least partly in homoeroticism. Older Athenian men regarded watching the swimming of ephebes, young men undergoing physical and military training, as a great pastime. But the more modern roots of the practice seem to draw on the urban decay of the late 19th century, the historian George L. Mosse wrote in the Journal of Contemporary History (April 1982), a subject he later developed in "Nationalism and Sexuality" (1985). At the turn of the last century, Mosse explained, naked swimming and nudism in general gained wide acceptance in Europe following centuries in which Christian modesty made the naked body shameful, and leading medical authorities advised a thick dirt patina as the best protection against sickness. "Cities were condemned as breeding grounds of immorality and moral sickness," he wrote. "The enthusiasm for nude swimming, athletics and sunbathing, even while condemning false shame, harnessed the rediscovery of the body to respectability." jaybird found this for you @ 16:45 in I don't know where to put this... | | permalink
mycology flash
How many generations of mushrooms can you create with varying the planting of your spores? Additionally, here's a page of a man who replaces everyday objects with mushrooms. jaybird found this for you @ 17:55 in I don't know where to put this... | | permalink
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