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This was recorded as part of the world wide celebratory media event on 10/10/10. The subwriting a bookdonation. I’m writing a book called My Blood, which is the story of meeting people who have actually received my blood donations. In this video, I wanted to express a few of my intentions and feelings about donating blood, with the hope of encouraging others to donate. As a sad post script, the bunny at the very end of the video passed away two days after this was filmed. RIP, Dede, the mini Holland lop, beloved by all who knew her.
WHY THE GREEN SONG? – - “The Green Song” is an original collaboration between vocalist and green lifestyle expert, Shawna Coronado and guitarist, Ricky Rolon. Their goal – - tell Shawna’s story and inspire listeners to see their own potential, realizing that everyone can make a difference if they give it a try. Shawna Coronado is author of the critically acclaimed book, “Gardening Nude”, which is a guide for living a green lifestyle and also happens to be a classically-trained singer. She is the CEO of MAD4 World Enterprises, an on-camera spokesperson, newspaper columnist, internationally recognized keynote speaker, as well as an environmental, garden, and health correspondent. Learn more about Shawna Coronado at www.shawnacoronado.com. Ricky Rolon has been playing guitar since he was 12 years old. With a strong passion for music, Ricky has been lead guitarist in the hard hitting metal band “Broken Vegas” for nearly ten years. Performing with the band, touring, and producing music CD’s has been a driving force in his life. Ricky believes in positive thinking and living, which is why he partnered with Shawna to create this song. Learn more about Ricky Rolon at http If you liked “The Green Song”, please buy the song digitally for $ .99 at www.cdbaby.com Thanks for your support — we could really use it! THE NARRATIVE – - My name is Shawna Coronado. Not too long ago I was very ill. I had year round bronchitis and sinus infections. I took over a dozen prescriptions a day. I …
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I don’t quite know the song well enough to sing it, but I hwriting a bookven that I am writing a book about a witch. And I am no longer a witch’s apprentice. I’m my own full-blown witch. So you can ask who the witch is, and I will say, I am the witch. She is the witch. We are the witch. Lesbian love is witchcraft.
oregonstate.edu The postmodern value placed on tolerance and diversity today has elevated religious and philosophical pluralism to the status of a prevailing worldview. Religious pluralists argue that there are many paths to the One God. Is such a claim coherent? Christians have historically claimed that Jesus Christ provides unique connection and access to God. Is such a claim justifiable in today?s multicultural world, where there exist so many religious faiths and differences of belief? Our two speakers will present divergent views on this topical issue. Todd Miles is Assistant Professor of Theology and Hermeneutics at Western Seminary in Portland, where he has taught since 2003. He holds BS and MS degrees from OSU in Nuclear Engineering and a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He was previously a faculty member of the Dorothy Sayers Classiwriting a book is currently writing a book on Christianity and scripture entitled Son and Spirit: A Christian Theology of Religions. Trischa Goodnow is Associate Professor of Speech Communication at Oregon State University, where she has taught since 1993. She holds a Ph.D. in Rhetoric from the University of Pittsburgh and a Masters in Communication from Emerson College. She is the author of several scholarly works, including Elements of Parliamentary Debate: A Guide to Public Argument. She is currently coach of the United States Debate Team and Vice-President of the Northwest Communication …