Time to stifle your shrieks and open your minds, dear readers, for you will find that this is a story outside of the parameters of Judaism.  A story not about desecrating The Body, but one of adorning it, rewarding it.  It is about a little needle and a whole lot of Bacitracin.  You've read the title; you know what I'm talking about.I was not raised in a home particularly concerned with religion.  Channukah was just like any other week and cheeseburgers weren't outlawed due to kashrut but for cholesterol content.

Phil Lesh will be at Bonfils Blood Center's Lowry Donor Center on Saturday, June 19, 2004 to increase awareness about the importance of giving blood. Lesh received a liver transplant and is an advocate for blood, organ and tissue donation. He dedicates much of his time at similar events across the country to promote blood donation and express his gratitude to donors. Lesh will be at the Lowry Donor Center for a portion of the blood drive.

Tons of music for your listening pleasure..

You may not have ten inches of hair to donate, but there are plenty of other ways you can help!

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Tell your pediatrician or dermatologist about Locks of Love. Or, if you know a child who needs our help, please contact us with the name and address of the family. We will send an application.

Who is The String Cheese Incident?

• Michael Kang electric mandolin, acoustic mandolin, violin
• Bill Nershi six string acoustic guitar
• Keith Moseley five string electric bass, four string acoustic bass
• Michael Travis drums, congas, djembe, talking drum, percussion
• Kyle Hollingsworth piano, organ, Rhodes accordion